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capital of Italy; seat of an ancient republic and empire; city of the Papacy, Old English, from Old French Rome, from Latin Roma, a word of uncertain origin. "The original Roma quadrata was the fortified enclosure on the Palatine hill," according to Tucker, who finds "no probability" in derivation from *sreu- "flow," and suggests the name is "most probably" from *urobsma (cf. urbs, robur) and otherwise, "but less likely" from *urosma "hill" (cf. Sanskrit varsman- "height, point," Lithuanian virsus "upper"). Another suggestion [Klein] is that it is from Etruscan (cf. Rumon, former name of Tiber River).
Common in proverbs, e.g. Rome was not buylt in one daye (1540s); for when a man doth to Rome come, he must do as there is done (1590s); All roads alike conduct to Rome (1806).
Capital of Italy, largest city in the country, and seat of the Roman Catholic Church (see Vatican City State; see also Vatican), located on the Tiber River in west-central Italy. Rome is one of the world's great centers of history, art, architecture, and religion.
Note: Rome was the capital of the Roman Republic (fourth century to first century b.c.) and the Roman Empire (first century b.c. to fifth century a.d.), whose domains, at their height, spread from Great Britain to present-day Iran and included all the lands surrounding the Mediterranean Sea.
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Note: Rome was proclaimed capital of Italy in 1871, after Italian forces took control of the city from the pope.
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Note: "All roads lead to Rome" is a well-known proverb.
Note: Ancient Rome is often referred to as the "City of Seven Hills" because it was built on seven hills surrounded by a line of fortifications.
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the most celebrated city in the world at the time of Christ. It is said to have been founded B.C. 753. When the New Testament was written, Rome was enriched and adorned with the spoils of the world, and contained a population estimated at 1,200,000, of which the half were slaves, and including representatives of nearly every nation then known. It was distinguished for its wealth and luxury and profligacy. The empire of which it was the capital had then reached its greatest prosperity. On the day of Pentecost there were in Jerusalem "strangers from Rome," who doubtless carried with them back to Rome tidings of that great day, and were instrumental in founding the church there. Paul was brought to this city a prisoner, where he remained for two years (Acts 28:30, 31) "in his own hired house." While here, Paul wrote his epistles to the Philippians, to the Ephesians, to the Colossians, to Philemon, and probably also to the Hebrews. He had during these years for companions Luke and Aristarchus (Acts 27:2), Timothy (Phil. 1:1; Col. 1:1), Tychicus (Eph. 6: 21), Epaphroditus (Phil. 4:18), and John Mark (Col. 4:10). (See PAUL.) Beneath this city are extensive galleries, called "catacombs," which were used from about the time of the apostles (one of the inscriptions found in them bears the date A.D. 71) for some three hundred years as places of refuge in the time of persecution, and also of worship and burial. About four thousand inscriptions have been found in the catacombs. These give an interesting insight into the history of the church at Rome down to the time of Constantine.


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Why the Prop. 8 Decision Should Make Liberals Uneasy
It's been pointed out many times that both the liberals and the conservatives on the Supreme Court often seem to reason backwards, starting with the outcome they'd prefer to see, then coming up with a rationale to justify that outcome. For instance, as I noted yesterday, Antonin Scalia was happy to overturn a law passed and overwhelmingly reauthorized by Congress (the Voting Rights Act) because he didn't like the law, then in a decision issued the very next day, thundered against the Court's majority for having the temerity to overturn a law passed by Congress (the Defense of Marriage Act), because that happened to be a law he did like. Fortunately, the sweeping majesty of our jurisprudential history provides an endless supply of rationales a justice can use to support whatever decision he or she would like to make.
But sometimes, a good outcome can produce a dangerous precedent. And that may be just what happened in the Proposition 8 case the Court decided yesterday.
In the case, the majority did what most observers predicted: they found a way to strike down Prop. 8 without mandating that gay people be allowed to marry in every state. They did it by declaring that the plaintiffs in the case didn't have "standing," that is, they didn't have the right to be a party to the case because they hadn't suffered any particular harm. This came about because the California state government had refused to defend Prop. 8 in court, so in the state's absence, gay marriage opponents stepped in to defend the proposition. But if those gay marriage opponents have no standing, the lower court's ruling against the proposition stands, and Prop. 8 was invalidated. That let the Supreme Court strike it down without addressing the law's merits.
Now let's think about how this could play out in a future case. Let's say California voters pass an initiative restricting certain kinds of industrial pollution. The industries responsible for that pollution sue to have the initiative overturned, claiming it's unconstitutional. The Republican governor decides he's on the side of the industries, so he refuses to defend the initiative in court. With no one to defend it, a trial court issues a summary judgment and the initiative is invalidated. Presto—the governor now has veto power over any initiative he feels like killing.
One might argue that in practice, advocates for the initiative would be able to find someone with standing to defend the law. In the Prop. 8 case they couldn't because of the unique nature of the issue; it's impossible to find anyone who has suffered a concrete harm from gay people being allowed to marry, but it wouldn't be hard to find someone who has been harmed by the pollution. But the question isn't so much whether anyone has been harmed, it's who has been harmed, and whether they have the substantial resources needed to mount a defense of an initiative in the courts. The Prop. 8 decision effectively shifts the burden of defending initiatives passed by the voters from the state to private citizens. The state has lawyers, they have a large budget, and they're experienced at defending laws in court. But if the state doesn't have an obligation to defend its laws, you move the game to what could be a tilted playing field.
As I've argued before, the California initiative process is a mess, perverting its democratic intents and placing impossible burdens of lawmaking on voters who aren't prepared to understand the absurd number of initiatives they're asked to vote on. But as long as it exists, the decisions voters make in initiatives shouldn't be subject to a veto by whoever happens to be governor at a particular moment. And if you privatize the business of defending initiatives in court, you'll probably give an advantage to conservatives. The kinds of initiatives liberals favor are usually going to be aimed against well-funded private interests, like big employers affected by an initiative on labor rules, or utilities affected by an initiative on consumer rights, or energy companies affected by an environmental initiative. Those folks have plenty of resources to wage court battles, but it's going to be much harder for the other side to match them. Not impossible—there are labor unions and environmental groups with big budgets—but definitely harder.
I'm not sure if this potential future is what produced the unusual alliances in the Prop. 8 decision. This wasn't liberals on one side and conservatives on the other—the majority consisted of two conservatives (Roberts and Scalia) and three liberals (Ginsberg, Breyer, and Kagan). And yes, it's probably true that in almost every future case, there will be someone who suffered demonstrable harm and thus has standing to be a party to the case. But at a minimum, the state ought to be obligated to defend its laws in some way. If they aren't going to provide the lawyers and do the work to defend a law they disagree with, then maybe they should be required to pay for it.
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Am I really the first to comment? I was under the impression that every state has ALWAYS had to recognize marriages officiated in other states, under the "full faith and credit" clause of Article IV Section I. For many years, couples too young to marry (or too young to marry without written parental consent) in their own state have eloped to other states (when I was a teenager, there was an expression in North Florida, "going to Georgia" meaning to run across the border to St. Mary's or Kingsland, about 40 miles from Jacksonville) to get married, then came home and were legally married in their home state and everywhere. Las Vegas marries lots of couples who are just visiting, so they won't have to wait as long as in their home states.
In fact, I believe that was the show-stopper that delayed the admission of Utah as a state for so long: every other state, and Congress, knew that if a Mormon leader brought his harem into another state, they would have to recognize his polygamous marriage. Only when the Mormon Church announced its "revelation " banning polygamy were they allowed to become a state, although they were forced to change the name from Deseret (Mormon term for a honeybee) to Utah (after the native American, or "Lamanite" tribe called the Utes).
So, without DOMA to override the FFAC clause in the special case of same-sex marriages, any state that refuses to recognize the marriage of a newly arrived couple who were married in a marriage equality state (such as by denying them a joint state tax return) could be forced to do so in federal court. However, any state can set any restrictions it wants on the act of marrying WITHIN their state.
When the President opined something along these lines today, he expressed it as a "personal" opinion out of modesty, but I am sure that as a Constitutional lawyer he is aware of FFAC.
Fri, 2013-06-28 17:48
I am a liberal (and a lawyer, albeit a fairly new one) and I don't actually think the Prop. 8 decision was wrong on the merits, and not only because of the results. I don't claim to be an expert on standing law but I've read the briefs about it and a few of the cases, etc. in the run-up to this case and I still think it was the right decision, legally speaking, and I'm not overly concerned about any potential issues. For one thing, the Supreme Court's decision was talking about Article III standing for federal courts as a matter of federal law; it wouldn't apply to state courts necessarily who have different rules for this. And as a legal matter, though the Prop. 8 decision was super-careful to avoid addressing what the actual issue at stake was, recognizing that the Prop. 8 proponents had standing would have tacitly been recognizing that people who oppose gay marriage are harmed by gay marriage becoming legal. Legal standing under Article III for private citizens (and the Prop. 8 proponents are private citizens; they had no official status as the decision emphasizes) has always required harm; no harm, no standing, period. That's pretty basic.
Moving on from the legal point, I don't think your example scenario is all that likely. Prop. 8 and DOMA for that matter are unusual cases. In the example of another voter-approved initiative that a Governor decided he didn't like, it would still be a big deal for him to refuse to defend a challenge to it and would likely trigger too big a backlash to make it very likely. Even Prop. 8 was initially defended by Schwarzenegger, not because he necessarily liked it (he said he didn't) but he defended it at the trial court level; Hollingsworth & Co. the Prop. 8 proponents only intervened because they basically insisted they couldn't/didn't trust Schwarzenegger to defend it properly. And the state then later dropped the appeal after the trial court decision spanked them so badly but by then, Prop. 8 was already pretty unpopular and the state could do that without fear of backlash. Not many issues see such a swift change in public opinion as SSM has in the past couple years. And look at DOMA; Obama defended it for 3 full years after taking office; he only changed his mind and stopped defending it in February 2011. I don't think anyone believes that Obama ever liked or supported DOMA or believed in its constitutionality before 2011 (he was on record as supporting the Respect for Marriage Act to repeal it) but he defended it in court anyway for 3 years. I think he only stopped because he realized that he could do so without public backlash, except from a few conservatives who hate his guts and think he never does anything right anyway. It's always been a pretty big thing for any administration-- state or federal-- to flat out refuse to defend a challenged law and I don't think that'll change. And of course DOMA was defended-- as ably as a patently stupid law could be-- by the House, as we saw and of course, the legislature has an interest in seeing the law be enforced (hence why BLAG had standing). Even if a president or governor didn't defend a law, I'm pretty sure the legislature or some other elected official would almost always step up in their official capacities. Prop. 8 was that unique example of a bad voter initiative that was unpopular with a majority of the public almost immediately after it was passed and unpopular with all the state's elected officials too.
Finally, ThinkingDem, actually FFAC isn't what makes states recognize other states' marriages; it falls under another doctrine called "comity" (basically respect for sister state's sovereignty) that's sort of the same thing but not constitutionally based. Comity has narrow exceptions for things that are against a state's strong public policy. States differ as to what they consider a strong public policy, usually considering things like history, the purpose of the laws, etc. In the case of SSM, the state courts that have considered it so far have usually turned on whether or not the state has a "mini-DOMA" in their state constitution. If it's in their state constitution, then yes, the court usually decides that that's evidence that the state has a strong public policy against SSM so they won't use comity to recognize the marriage. If it's only a prohibition on a statutory level but not at the state constitutional level, it usually doesn't count as a strong public policy. As an example, Rhode Island (before this year where it became moot) didn't have SSM itself but it did recognize SSMs performed elsewhere; in considering it, the RI Supreme Court balanced comity with whether SSM was against a "strong public policy" and said it wasn't; it was only a regular statute and comity won out. RI of course did not have a mini-DOMA in the state constitution. Comity almost always wins, the public policy exception being a very narrow one that usually only wins if its a constitutional-level prohibition we're talking about.
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Three members of the Saint Louis University faculty have been named Coleman Foundation Fellows for 2011-12. The recognition is given to educators who infuse part of their own academic programs with materials promoting entrepreneurship.
- H.S. Mallikarjuna, Ph.D., associate professor and chair of the department of electrical and computer engineering at the University's Parks College of Engineering, Aviation and Technology, is adding components to promote an entrepreneurial engineering mindset in the electrical energy conversion course through the use of a real-world, team-based project.
- David Barnett, chair of the department of biomedical engineering at Parks College of Engineering, Aviation and Technology, is developing several entrepreneurial modules to add to the biomedical instrumentation course, including a needs assessment, entrepreneurial problem solving approach, commercialization content and expanded local networking.
- Steve Jenkins, chef and instructor in the department of nutrition and dietetics at SLU's Doisy College of Health Sciences, is developing two courses for the culinary entrepreneurship emphasis in the department - one on gastronomy to help prepare masters level culinary entrepreneurship students to develop food-based firms; the second, on food processing from farm to institution, for undergraduates in the new restaurant and entrepreneurship program to learn the basics of entrepreneurship in various sectors of the food industry.
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An exciting day for a special teenPosted by on December 28, 2012 – 1:16 pm
Kobe Payton probably never imaged he would catch a pass from an NFL quarterback, but that is exactly what he did on Friday afternoon when Ben Roethlisberger threw a football to the 14-year old from Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
Payton, who has battled myxoid liposacoma, a form of cancer that attacks the tissue, was at the team's practice through the Make-A-Wish Foundation and afterwards met players and coaches and caught the pass from Roethlisberger.
"I am losing my mind. I lost my mind like three times," said Payton. "When Troy Polamalu and Mike Wallace came and shook my hand, I almost cried. I was so scared too."
Payton, along with his mom, aunt and cousin, will also attend the Steelers-Browns game at Heinz Field on Sunday.
"This is really big to me," said Payton. "It's crazy and unreal. I am so excited.
"I didn't think I was going to meet everybody, but I have met everybody. This is crazy."
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By Karyn Estes-Lewis on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply
This is great. Sad at how the opportunity arose, but big props to my favorite team for making this child's wish come true. Black and Gold forever!
By Michelle on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply
Good for you!!! As a Big Time Steelers fan, Ican see how you would be over the top! I pray that your health improves kiddo!!!
By KARL BURRELL on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply
By BuckJoose on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply
Good job youngblood (Kobe) and Coach (Big Mike) Tomlin!! SteelerNation-South Mississippi….way to represent! The Pittsburgh Steelers…the World's Greatest Team. SteelerNation…the World's Greatest Fans!! Bam!!
By Chauncey Kan on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply
Steeler Nation Rocks!!!
By Patrick Martin on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply
Priceless Steeler Nation is more than Football & I love it!
By Marlina Polk McGiveron on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply
Pittsburgh Steelers, you are awesome for putting that smile on my nephew's face. He really is an amazing kid and I love seeing him this happy. :)
By MT on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply
Mississippi stand up!
By SteelerLou on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply
Stay healthy Kobe, thank you Steelers for being a GREAT organization.
By Katherine Wright on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply
By Nikki on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply
So glad to see a Mississippi boy get to meet the Steelers! Such a great team, on and off the field! Best wishes Kobe and family. Steelers for life!!!!!
By Greg Polk on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply
Way to go homeboy! I am Mississippi guy also! Port Gibson, Ms. You have met the players from the best team in the NFL! STEELERS NATION FOREVER!!!!!!!!!
By DJ on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply
praying he will be healthy soon, fantastic organization and team and fan base! God Bless!
By Ginny C. on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply
Kobe – you hang in there! Steeler Nation sends well wishes to you!
Thanks Steelers — you guys are the bomb!
By JoAnn on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply
Kobe our prayers will be with you and here is hoping you get well, and I know you will they have advanced so much in medicine. Just rest and keep praying the good Lord will take care of you. I love the Steelers and I am glad they came to see you, I would have passed out if Troy would have shook my hand, I think he is the greatest. May GOD Bless and keep you safe for a long time. Happy Healthy New Year.
By Tessie on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply
Congratulations Kobe!!! God Bless!!! You deserve it:)
By Ralph liggett on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply
That's why the Steelers organization is the best in the business. CLASS it starts at the top and runs top to bottom.
By Beverly Shields on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply
Congratulations to you Kobe! Live your dream and keep your spirit positive because more blessings will come your way.
By Jonnie on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply
Congrats Kobe! The pictures are great! So glad you are having a great time.
Good to see "my folks" as my Mom would say on my favorite team Website.
By Mike D on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply
A day he'll NEVER forget !
By Karen Brown on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply
Awesome!! God bless The Make A Wish Foundation and The Steeler Organization for making Kobe's wiish come true.
By Don on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply
That is so uplifting to see that a kid facing the challenges he has had to go through lighten up a room with his smile. Awesome and nice to see positive news. Kobe, you are am inspiration to us all. KobeStrong….
By Bill on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply
As always the Steelers show what a class organization they are. Kobe, continue to fight the fight and I hope you get well soon. A thank you to the players, coaches, and front office for making this kids dream come true! Steeler Nation Rocks!
By Sandra Reed on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply
Awesome! What a Mighty God we serve. Kobe and soror Gay you deserve this :)
By Stephanie Mclemore on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply
Kobe when God is in it there is no limit! I'm so excited for all your courage and faith you have shown during your process and of course a loving praying mother and family along with friends. You are awesome as well as the greatest team & Coach! Mississippi love here baby and STEELER NATION for life be blessed♥♥♥
By Jesie Stubbs on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply
By Peter Topa on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply
I am glad to see the steelers taking care of their fans, It is sad that Kobe is sick no child should suffer. The steelers always take the visits from Make A Wish foundation with dignity and poise.
By Joe condello on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply
This is why we have won six superbowls to show steeler fans all over the world that nothing can stop you from surviving and you keep fighting Kobe because steeler nation got your back today,tomorrow and forever my steeler brother. Hope you are feeling better and best of luck to you and your family. The steelers will never let anyone down because they have a steel heart and that's why I bleed black and gold.
By Gay Polk-Payton on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply
Thank you all so much for the great comments of encouragement for my son. My baby is so blessed and I am so grateful to God for using the Make-A-Wish Foundation and the entire Steeler's organization to bless the life of my child even more. This has been an INCREDIBLE EXPERIENCE for us all and we will never forget the kindness we have been shown. GOD BLESS YOU ALL!!!! #kobesmom
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In 1985 and 1990, Dr. Frazier was awarded James Still Fellowships for Advanced Studies at the University of Kentucky. In 1987, the Cumberland college faculty designated him Honored Professor, and in 2004 recent alumni voted him the J. B. Fuqua Excellence in Teaching Award. While pursuing his doctorate, Dr. Frazier was awarded doctoral fellowships at Middle Tennessee State University and, in 1996 Evarts High School named him to its Alumni Hall of Honor. For several summers Dr. Frazier taught in University of the Cumberlands London Summer Program at Imperial College.
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"The Concept of New Death in Hemingway's Spanish Short Stories." Conference on Hemingway and War. U. S. Air Force Academy. 2000.
"Blue-Haired Posse" (a story). Journal of Kentucky Studie., 1996.
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Rayburn Pennington is probably the most unlikely owner of any Motion Corvette ever. He runs a one-man body shop in the quiet Missouri town of Poplar Bluff, as he has for decades. He wasn't looking to buy a Motion Corvette, and, frankly, didn't know what a Motion Corvette was, even when it rolled into his shop for some touch-up paint work. It's an amazing story that's even more amazing when you consider the car in question is a '73 Motion Manta Ray, one of only three built, and the only one known to exist. Here's the story.
Outside of it being sold new in Chicago, the first ten years of this car's life are unknown. Rayburn was able to trace it back to Dyersburg, Tennessee, where it was for sale in 1980. A man from the nearby town of Malden, Missouri, was looking for a sports car and bought it. He installed nitrous, did some drag racing, and had it painted, but incorrectly altered Motion's signature side stripe. After a year or so, he sold it to a guy in Poplar Bluff, who owned a machine shop. Facing divorce, that owner sold it to the local Oldsmobile/Buick dealer, who then sold it to one of Rayburn's friends, who managed a dairy. The dairy manager had it for five or six years, and during his ownership, brought it to Rayburn several times to repair stone chips on the rockers and that kind of thing.
"I worked on the car two or three times, and I wondered what it was," Rayburn told us. "I asked the owner, and he said, 'It's a custom car from California.' So I took it at that. He needed some more work done and made an appointment with me. Then he calls me and tells me he's not going to bring it because he traded it in on a new pickup at the Chevrolet dealer. That was probably 1987."
Later, somebody at the Chevrolet dealer backed into the Corvette and broke the front bumper. The Chevy dealer arranged for Rayburn to paint the new bumper and install it. He did, then the Corvette returned to the dealer where it sat unsold for a long time. The market for aging, wild, custom Corvettes in that small, rural Missouri town wasn't exactly on fire. Eventually, the high-powered hybrid wound up on the back lot where "old maids" go to spiral downward into deep decline and salvage.
In summer of 1988, Rayburn's phone rang. "The dealership called me one day, and the guy asked me to meet him at the coffee shop. He said, 'I want to sell you this Corvette.' I thought I'd talk to him," Rayburn remembers, "so I met him at the coffee shop. I was mildly interested because I buy and sell cars and mess with 'em, but I knew that Corvette was very different, very unusual looking, and I thought that might ruin it. I told him I was really not very interested in the car. He was just going to have to hit me with a low figure, and I'll either buy it or I won't."


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The Wilson College women's cross country team participated in the Messiah Invitational cross country meet on Saturday, September 21st. The team had a much improved weekend from their first series of times back on September 7th.
Freshman Emma Miller had another great performance and finished 17th out of 100 runners in the 6k run. Miller crossed the line with a recorded time of 25:55.50. Freshman Danniele Fulmer finished in the middle of the pack and posted a time of 30:47.10. Sophomore Katelyn Wingerd finished shortly after in 31:26.60.
The team will have one week to regroup and train for their next competition, the Dickinson Long/Short Invitational at Big Spring High School this Saturday beginning at 10:30am.
Photo Courtesy of Michele Miller


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Quick Tips:
- Winterize your vehicle by checking your air filter and fluid levels, checking tires for tread wear and proper inflation, and checking the condition of your windshield wipers. Ensuring your vehicle is ready for weather changes will reduce damage, which prevents waste from broken parts, and will keep you safe on the road.
- Use electric snow removal products rather than gasoline-powered ones. While electric products consume energy, they do not emit greenhouse gases. As alternatives, use snow shovels, ice crackers, and brooms to clear snow from your sidewalk, porch, or driveway.
- If you have a wood-burning fireplace, save your ashes in a tin instead of throwing them away. Cold wood ashes can be mixed in your compost heap to create a valuable soil amendment that provides nutrients to your garden.
- Winter storms often cause power outages. Prevent waste by keeping rechargeable batteries rather than disposable ones stored throughout your house with your flashlights. If you do use disposable batteries, prevent hazardous waste by buying batteries with low mercury content.
- Many articles of clothing, such as jackets, scarves, gloves, and boots, are now made from recycled materials. Most fleece products are made from recycled plastic soda bottles, and certain clothing and shoe manufacturers use recycled cotton scraps and rubber tires to make their products.
- "Recycle" old newspapers by making rolled paper logs for your fireplace. Roll newspaper sheets around a broom stick until your log is the desired size, then soak your log thoroughly in water. Dry the log overnight and use like ordinary wood. Always follow proper safety precautions when burning anything around your home.
- Turn off or unplug holiday lights during the day. Doing so will not only save energy, but will also help your lights last longer.
Holidays & Other Events
Quick Tips:
- Wrap gifts in recycled or reused wrapping paper or funny papers. Also remember to save or recycle used wrapping paper. Give gifts that don't require much packaging, such as concert tickets or gift certificates.
- Send recycled-content greeting cards to reduce the amount of virgin paper used during the holidays. Remember to recycle any paper cards you receive. You can also try sending electronic greeting cards to reduce paper waste.
- Have a create-your-own-decorations party! Invite family and friends to create and use holiday decorations such as ornaments made from old greeting cards or cookie dough, garlands made from strung popcorn or cranberries, wreaths made from artificial greens and flowers, and potpourri made from kitchen spices such as cinnamon and cloves.
- After holiday festivities, put leftovers in recyclable containers, and share them with family, friends, or others. Donate whole, untouched leftovers from parties to a local food bank or homeless shelter.
- After parties, fill your dishwasher to capacity before running it. You will run fewer cycles, which saves energy.
- Bake cookies or other goodies and package them in reusable and/or recyclable containers as gifts. Homemade goodies show how much you care and help you avoid packaging waste.
- To help prevent waste from cutting down and disposing live trees, you can buy a potted tree and plant it after the holidays.
- After the holidays, look for ways to recycle your tree instead of sending it to a landfill. Check with your community solid waste department and find out if they collect and mulch trees. Your town might be able to use chippings from mulched trees for hiking trails and beachfront erosion barriers.
- Many battery sales occur during the holiday season. Buy rechargeable batteries to accompany your electronic gifts, and consider giving a battery charger as well. Rechargeable batteries reduce the amount of potentially harmful materials thrown away, and can save money in the long run.
- Consider the durability of a product before you buy it as a gift. Cheaper, less durable items often wear out quickly, creating waste and costing you money.
- When buying gifts, check product labels to determine an item's recyclability and whether it is made from recycled materials. Buying recycled encourages manufacturers to make more recycled-content products available.
- Think "green" while shopping the President's Day sales. Bring your own reusable cloth bag for carrying your purchases, and try to buy items with minimal packaging and/or made with recycled content. For example, buy fleece jackets made from recycled soda bottles, sneakers made with recycled rubber soles, or clothes made from recycled cotton scraps.
Vacations and Sports
Quick Tips:
- Before leaving for vacation, turn down your thermostat (or use one that can be programmed) so that you don't waste natural resources by generating unneeded heat. You can also buy outdoor and indoor lights with timers so that lights don't stay on all night.
- When possible, use skis, snow shoes, or sleds to go through snow instead of gas-powered snowmobiles.
- Use your own camera instead of a disposable one to reduce waste while capturing holiday memories. Consider buying a digital camera so that you don't have to use film and only print the pictures you want to keep.
- Before storing your used sports equipment for the winter, consider donating or selling any equipment you no longer want to a charity or used sporting goods store. Also consider donating old soccer balls, footballs, or tennis balls to your local animal shelter to use as chew toys.
- If you are participating in a winter sport, purchase used sports equipment whenever possible, and look for sporting goods that are made from recycled material. Examples include hiking shoes with recycled rubber soles, basketballs made with recycled rubber, and ski jackets and sleeping bags made from recycled soda bottles.
- For cold weather sporting events, wear multiple layers of clothing or thermal underwear instead of relying on battery-operated or kerosene heaters.


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You may do all the right things to protect the personal information of your family. But you may not realize there are already websites out there posting the information of the deceased for anyone to access.
Trailer for the new film "Creed" which sees Sylvester Stallone reprise his role of Rocky Balboa serving as a mentor and trainer for the son of his late friend and former rival Apollo Creed. Michael B. Jordan plays the title role of Adonis Creed and the film is directed by "Fruitvale Station" director Ryan Coogler.
Jon Stewart took time on The Daily Show Monday to celebrate the recent Supreme Court decision that granted marriage equality to gay and lesbian Americans and to make fun of the vitriol coming from conservatives over it. Stewart, told those who oppose the ruling, "Your problem here is bald faced out in the open common sense experience, that's why you're not going to win the marriage equality fight." He then used a clip of Trump admitting that it's a fair point in how it's hypocritical for him to demand "traditional marriage" only when he himself has been wed to three different women. Said Stewart, "You're not going to win the marriage equality fight because even a man pathologically disposed to not understand other people's points of view, unless it is also labeled Trump, even he gets it."
Tama the cat, who died of heart failure at age 16 (that's about 80 in human years) is credited with saving a Japanese railway line from financial ruin.
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On Jeopardy Monday, host Alex Trebek was reading clues under the "TV" category and then got to one that showcased his skills as a rapper. Trebek put his own unique take on Will Smith's lyrics to the theme song of Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, rapping, "I pulled up to the house about 7 or 8 and I yelled to the cabbie, 'Yo homes, smell ya later.'" It wasn't the first time Trebek has displayed his lyrical spitfire. In a classic episode of Jeopardy from January 2014 he rapped an entire category. Audiences at home had their ear buds treated to Trebek rapping lines like Dr. Dre's "Never let me slip, 'cause if I slip, then I'm slippin'" and Biggie's "I made the change from a common thief to up close and personal with Robin Leach." The people in charge of the long-running game show must have enjoyed the attention Trebek's flow received online because just a few months later, Trebek was rapping more lyrics. There's just something in the way he says "Sabotage," I suppose. Jeopardy is a nationally syndicated program. Check your local listings for its airtime.
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1:33PM 2008 Dream Tour Runner Up Bede Durbidge shares some top-secret tips on how to throw buckets…apparently it's all about stomping the back foot…
1:27 PM Two-time Women's World Champion Stephanie Gilmore graces us with her beautiful presence. Steph breaks down the women's rookies, accepts her award for "Best Legs On The Tour", and somehow hears a positive surf forecast through a seashell…
1:17 PM Presenting ASP World Junior Champion Kai Barger from the beautiful island of Maui…Hawaiian! Kai breaks down his new found celebrity status, his performance at the ASP Awards Banquet, and leaps out of the New Era Athlete Lounge and straight onto a flight home…see you on the Dream Tour soon Kai!
1PM Adrian "Ace" Buchan makes an appearance at the TransWorld SURF/New Era Athlete Lounge and gives his thoughts on being named the ASP's Most Improved Surfer and the new crop of women's Dream Tour competitors.
11AM Mick Fanning (featured above in an interview) dropped by today for a quick Cote's Cube interview and shed some light on the sand situation at Kirra. Being born and raised in the draining, sand-filled barrels, he sorely misses the consistency and quality of the legendary break as it hasn't been the same since the powers that be began pumping sand out of the Tweed River and depositing it down Kirra way. However, I just read in the local paper that the government has decided to allocate $1.5 million AUS to remove sand from Kirra in hopes in will return to it's former glory. According to Fanning, though, that won't be enough. "They've got to lengthen the groin (or jetty as we call it in the States) for Kirra to return," he said as he gazed toward Kirra from the 5th floor of our pad. "The groin creates a whirlpool that funnels the sand down the beach so it doesn't collect right there." So what are you waiting for Mr. Politician? When the 2007 World Champ says "jump", you should say "how high" and Bring Back Kirra!
Yesterday The bros from Rusty went for a whip in and whip at session (see above) at a nearby spot called Fingle and we grabbed a few photos from photographer Bosko for your viewing pleasure. The great thing about using PWCs to blast 80 feet into the air is that you can do exactly that when the waves are really small—as was yesterday. Anyway, dig the pics of Jay Davies (Happy Birthday Mate!), Jayke Sharp, and the master aerialist Josh Kerr.


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Denon's new AH-W150 sports headphones are completely wireless, come with integrated controls and are perspiration resistant, making them ideal for your run.
That's the word from the Hi-Fi company launching the new sports range to let you get on with your exercise without getting entangled.
Costing £150, the new wireless fitness headphones have an integrated amplifier professionally tuned to help "energise your workout", and come with Bluetooth 3.0 connectivity, integrated controls and microphone, an associated App and a seven-hour rechargeable battery.
And yes, they earpieces are sweat-proof for those who like to work a little harder, with anti-microbial eartips (XS, S, M, L) that reduce build up of bacteria to make sure they stay clean too.
Available in yellow, black and blue, they should be in shops any day soon.


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From the moment our kids are born, we make decisions that guide their fate. We choose everything from their pediatricians to the toys they put in their mouths.
We decide what they wear, eat and drink, how long and where they sleep, whether they watch TV or learn how to swim or play in organized sports.
We give them a name that, for better or worse, they will answer to forever.
And then they grow.
They start to exercise control over what to wear, what to eat and what sports they enjoy.
This happens before they even have a full vocabulary. They say no, they cry, they sit down when you want them to stand and stand when you want them to sit.
Parents still have the upper hand, but as the years pass our decisions matter less and their decisions matter more.
And we realize we are being measured less by our successful decision-making than by our children's. Teaching them to do it well, and then allowing them to do it, was all part of the job.
I knew that — all of that — intellectually, at least.
But I still wasn't prepared to sit beside my daughter in the tax collector's office, where she went to get her driver license learner's permit last week.
"Do you want to be an organ donor," the clerk asked my 15-year-old daughter. Uncertain, my daughter looked at me, asked me if I was an organ donor and then said she wanted to be one, too.
And it was right there — 15 years passing in a blur from her sleepless infant days to her first wobbly steps to this moment in a sterile public office.
Did she want to be an organ donor? My heart stopped, not because she didn't make the right decision but because it was hers, 100 percent hers.
And I realized in that moment that we raise our children to be their own persons, to make their contributions for their own sake, to make decisions independent and sometimes contrary to the ones we would make for them.
My daughter came from my body, but what she does with hers is a decision only she can make.
Later on the car ride home, she told me the thought of being an organ donor freaked her out a little and she didn't want to think about it.
Neither do I. No one does.
But as a young woman on the verge of adulthood, she was forced to think about it and make a decision — her decision.
She's growing up.
So am I.
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If I were in charge of the booking for the money in the bank PPV I would capitalize on all the momentum from the last week and book a strong show to feed into Summer Slam. I think with the current roster and programs I could book a show to rival Payback and keep the WWE PPV summer Renaissance alive.
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With the merger of the U.F.C. and Strike force we now have a chance to see all the great fights that we have wanted to see for years. If the world of wrestling was as open to the same possibilities we could have a card that would be for the ages and if booked right would draw more pay per view hits than any other card, boxing or otherwise. Right here I will outline the 10 match card that would change


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This residential warranty covers the factory applied UV cured aluminum oxide finish on TRB Floorings Nature's Charm Prefinished Hardwood Flooring. TRB Flooring will warranty for 25 years from the date of purchase, ware through to bare wood and peel/blister separation of the factory finish on TRB Flooring's Nature's Charm prefinished floor. This warranty is only for the original purchaser, applies to normal residential traffic and proper care & maintenance of this hardwood floor must be followed. This warranty covers TRB Flooring's solid ¾" residential hardwood flooring products. The relative humidity at the site must not go below 35 % and cannot exceed 65 %. All hardwood floors should maintain moisture content between 7 & 9 %. Changes in gloss levels over time are not considered a defect. This warranty is non-transferable.
Note: Pre-installation warranty is the responsibility of the installer. Site conditions must be acceptable. Inspection of the floor needs to be done prior to installation. The industry allows for 5 - 7 % waste and factory defects, knots, grading defects and minor splits must be found and crosscut prior to installation. Damage done by shipping, storage and handling is not covered. Once the flooring has been installed the hardwood flooring installer has approved the floor. TRB Flooring will be liable for only the manufactures defects that exceed 5 %. Replacement is for material only less transportation, installation and storage. If the wood is an issue STOP the job / DO NOT install. Go to the contact page (www.trbflooring.com) or call 910-329-1642..
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Diablo III Amazon's most preordered PC game ever
Blizzard's upcoming action RPG continues to set new records of prerelease anticipation ahead of the official launch May 15.
Diablo III isn't just Blizzard's most preordered effort ever; it's also Amazon's most preordered PC game of all time.
A representative of the online retailer told GameSpot this morning that the action role-playing game today became the site's most preordered PC game ever, beating out previous Blizzard efforts like Starcraft II and World of Warcraft: Cataclysm .
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Wait wanting punishment for his crime is only a pro-gun crowd reaction??
Where did I say it was only a reaction from the pro-gun crowd? If you're going to respond at least try to remember the entire conversation. Pulling one post out of the many that have been posted in the last hour or so, is simply laziness on your part.
Remember earlier when I compared pro-gunners to religious nut jobs? I fully expected each of you to say "Yeah he deserve his punishment cause he broke the oath we all secretly took as gun owners!". Except what makes it so predictable and ridiculous at the same time is, up until the second he pulled that trigger, you would have fought tooth and nail for him and his "right". Regardless whether a gun was being point at him or not.
Bunch a flippin' hypocrites.


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high eight wrote:Christ, that was hard to watch. For all kinds of reasons.
I wouldn't do it myself - but then I'm not terminally ill. At the moment. Things may (almost certainly will, given my genetics) change as I get older and I have seen enough people die slowly and in pain not to want to do it myself, so.....
We put down our pets when they are old and ill - why not ourselves?
Thanks, Terry for yet another well-argued piece in favour of humanity.
And thanks to the late Peter Smedley ("a truly brave man", as Terry said) for allowing his last moments to be filmed for the programme.
I'm in total agreement, it was a very hard documentary to watch however it presented a lot of insightful facts. Peter Smedley was a very brave man for doing what he did. RIP.


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In an exclusive interview with Katie Couric, 46-year old Christy O'Donnell, who has terminal cancer, talks about her desire to die peacefully and legally in her home state of California.
From "cupine" to "Texas, Steve! TEXAS" to "I practiced kissing on my sister," each week Family Feud gives America's flesh and blood relatives the chance to humiliate themselves on national TV as they make seriously dumb attempts at answering simple surveys. And Steve Harvey is loving every minute of it.
Senior Brookings Fellow Michael O'Hanlon tells Yahoo News and Finance Anchor Bianna Golodryga that some US officials may be "overstating the threat" of a terrorist attack over July 4 weekend. "I'm dubious that there will be anything big and frankly somewhat skeptical that there will be anything at all," he says.
Go up to Texas model Hannah Ferguson with a pickup line that's cheesy enough to make her laugh and you may just get her number, according to her, at least. Because of that, her love of fishing and apparent taste for rice krispie treats, she's easily one of our favorite models in the game. Here she tells us how to approach a woman, and all about the time she at 70 burgers.
Danielle Brooks, aka Taystee from Orange Is The New Black, made her late night show debut a memorable one with a bleep-filled performance of her rap from OITNB's first season. When she was done, the audience applauded, Andy Richter grinned and applauded, while Conan was left flustered. *facepalm*
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