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Howdy, The CIAC's Class LL division is generally considered the state's mas macho division. Sure, the likes of Darien,...
Hey — it's snowing outside.
Middletown and Xavier, after spending 15 Thanksgiving Days together, announced their breakup Thursday, as reported by Gentleman Jim Bransfield of the Middletown Press.
Xavier owned the series. It had a 12-3 edge and won 12 of the last 13 games.
Middletown athletic director Michael Pitruzzello and Tony Jaskot, his Xavier counterpart, told Bransfield that the series didn't end because of the results. That's a little hard to believe when one team has beaten the other so many times, and then said series is discontinued, but, hey, que sera sera and all that jazz.
No one at Polecat HQ ever had the pleasure of attending any of the games, but we're nonetheless saddened to hear that the series went kaput because town rivalries are awesome.
We'd pitch a fit if, say, West Haven and Notre Dame of West Haven went splitsville.
Bransfield noted that Middletown v. Xavier was one of the state's top drawing cards. This year's game drew an estimated 6,000 to Andrus Field at Wesleyan. Football doesn't need to lose that kind of rivarly.
The most interesting item in Bransfield's story — Jaskot wants the Falcons to schedule a team from out-of-state. Jaskot has called St. John's of Shrewsbury, Mass. to see if it would like to hook 'em up.
Jaskot added that he'd like to play another Xaverian Brothers school, and that his "dream" is to arrange a two-year agreement to play Mount St. Joseph of Baltimore.
All that written, we'll miss seeing you on the Thanksgrabbing Day schedule, Middletown and Xavier.
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Arguably the biggest coaching vacancy was filled Thursday when Masuk hired David Brennan as its new el supremo, as reported by Sean Bowley of Hearst Inc.
Brennan had been a Ridgefield assistant coach the last nine seasons and has 26 years experience. He's in his eight year with the Monroe Public Schools and is a special education teacher this year.
There was one other hiring this week — Lewis Mills assistant Jose Santana was promoted to head coach, as reported by Pete Paguaga of the Torrington Register Citizen.
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It's nigh impossible for a story to go unreported nowadays. A 24-7 media, the Innernets, and the antisocial media poke their nose into everyone's business.
Twas amazing, then, to learn this week that East Haven coach Greg Volpe submitted his letter of resignation. A MONTH AGO.
Joe Joe Mor-el-lio of JRC Amalgamated reported the story Monday. A source also told him that Volpe emailed parents about his resignation around the time he tendered resignation, which would make it more amazing that it took so long for word to reach the press.
Volpe coached the Yellowjackets for five seasons.
East Haven is one of SIXTEEN coaching vacancies. The others are Abbott Tech, Avon, Branford, Bridgeport Central, Bunnell, Ellington/Somers, Fairfield Ludlowe, Fitch, Old Saybrook/Westbrook, Rockville, St. Bernard/Norwich Tech, Stamford, Torrington, Wilby, and Woodstock Academy.
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I heard that on the boards here a long time ago Fox didn't want either of them in the movie and Singer kept pushing them to include them in. I guess it got so worse that it pissed off Singer so much that he took Marsden with him to do Superman. but it also pissed off Fox too and Tom Rothman wanted to have X3 beat Superman at the box office. so it kinda makes sense in a way of what happened.
Im so glad Fox fired Rothman. he seemed like the biggest bully to Singer and to everything that is X-Men. It'll be interesting to hear from the actors of what really went on...I'd like to hear it from James and Famke of what they thought about their roles and how they felt when they lost Singer as their director
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If you're an honest Vegas sports book , and you're not trying to entice betting, but just doing math before the season, what odds would you place on the Birds to go all the way? I feel 8:1 is reasonable. Here's the way I look at it: (knock on wood) We will make the playoffs - that's 12:1. At the very least, we will have superior talent at the offensive skill positions as compared to atleast 2/3rds of the supposed playoff teams - that's a conservative 6:1. We should also be penalized for lack of proven success in the playoffs, as well as a kinda s***ty road resume - that bumps it back to 8:1.
I do realize that this is nowhere close to how odds are set, and I do know a good deal about how the odds are set/fluxuate, so please save me the lectures.
I guess the question is, if you're a bookie; what do you feel are fair odds for this team to do it all?
note: I've yet to look at an actual line (swear to freddie falcon), but my guess would be 12:1 as of now in Vegas..
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We won't have superior offensive skill position talent to the other NFC playoff teams. The Cowboys, Eagles, Giants, Bears, Packers, Saints, and yes even the 49ers can match up with our offensive skill position players.
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Michael Kirby knows his own mind. Now he wants the world to focus its attention on human rights in North Korea, a task he sees as vital for the stability of the region – and for world security.
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This deodorant has a strong orange scent with just a hint of patchouli. Some don't like the smell of patchouli, but I love it - it's an earthy, woodsy scent. In my opinion, the combination of the two is pleasantly intoxicating. This works just like any other deodorant. It's not meant to keep you from sweating, so there will eventually be some odor and you'll need to reapply. With an antiperspirant, you don't need to reapply because it keeps you from releasing the sweat, bacteria, and toxins from your body which cause odor. I feel that the benefit of having a safer product which is free from aluminum and other toxic substances is worth the inconvenience of having to reapply. I use this when I know that I won't be around people for an extended period of time and then switch to an antiperspirant which will control sweat when I am going to be doing extended socializing, doing a lot of physical activity, and/or when it's hot outside. It helps to shower before applying to remove any existing bacteria from the underarms. Also, it is clear and has never left stains on my clothing. This is a great product.
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Thailand Holiday Pool Villas presents a Modern villa with all amenities ideally situated for the perfect holiday. The villa has a fully equipped kitchen,open plan lounge & dining room, 5 air con bedrooms with 4 double beds, maximum 8 people. 2 en suite shower rooms and 3 further shower rooms with very large private pool with seating and children pool. There is a large TV with satellite TV featuring numerous channels including films,sports,documentaries etc. Large dining table sits 8 and lounge sits 6. There is 24 hour security provided and a supermarket nearby. At the end of the road, 2 min walk, you will find shops, bars and restaurants all the way up the beach road taking you to the center of Jomtien.
On the beach you will find numerous water sports including jet-skiing, banana boats, wind surfing and fishing. The Jomtien/Pattaya area has everything you are likely to need. There are hundreds of bars and restaurants to choose from, a water park, golf courses, many shopping locations varying from small local markets to large indoor shopping malls with designer shops and cinemas.
Excursions to anywhere in Thailand and beyond can be booked at any of the many travel agencies. Getting around Jomtien/Pattaya is easy. Baht buses run 24hours a day and will take you anywhere within the city. They will pick you up and drop you off anywhere you want. Staying in this property means you get the best of both worlds as you are in a quiet location but within easy walking/driving distance of all the facilities that Jomtien and Pattaya have to offer.
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I decided to bring my family on holiday. I wanted a large luxury villa as it was some of my families fist time traveling abroad. I also wanted it to be an unforgettable experience that they would find relaxing and would really enjoy. My children are keen swimmers so a good sized swimming pool was a must. Villa Jade has two pools merged into one. A shallow pool for toddlers and a deeper one. There is seating built into the edge of the pool on one side where it is nice to relax and enjoy the sunshine with a drink while still keeping cool in the water. My wife spent most of her time here. The bedrooms are all in very good condition and are extremely clean with comfortable mattresses, everyone always had a good nights sleep. The living room, kitchen and bathrooms were again spotless and maintained to a very high standard. Local shops and restaurants were very close by, less than five minutes walk. All of the nightlife was accessible via the bhat bus or taxi and I never had to wait long for one of these to arrive. Nat at Thailand Holiday Pool Villas did her very best to ensure we had a perfect holiday we will be returning next year.
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Quick Goulash
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Quick Goulash is a wonderful meat dish that can be prepared in a jiffy. I serve this filling meat dish for dinner or for my family during the weekends. The Quick Goulash dish offers a memorable taste and eaves you wanting more of it.
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Chop green pepper and onion; brown with ground beef in large skillet.
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This groundbreaking international bestseller lays to rest many myths about the Holocaust: that Germans were ignorant of the mass destruction of Jews, that the killers were all SS men, and that those who slaughtered Jews did so reluctantly. Hitler's Willing Executioners provides conclusive evidence that the extermination of European Jewry engaged the energies and enthusiasm of tens of thousands of ordinary Germans. Goldhagen reconstructs the climate of "eliminationist… (plus)
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TALLAHASSEE - Property taxes, government spending, health care, the environment and the economy will intermingle during a 2010 legislative session, the results of which could have a particularly significant effect on Southwest Florida.
As lawmakers convene Tuesday to begin the scheduled 60-day session, a number of issues already have lined up for debate as committees of both chambers met throughout the past several months.
With the state facing a $3.2 billion budget gap, the elephant in the room again will be the budget. The task is made more difficult as budget builders will be able to rely less on federal stimulus dollars that buoyed last year's spending plan and allowed the Legislature to avoid the painful cuts to health care and education.
The budget crunch is expected to affect other locally popular programs. Funding for Everglades restoration and the Florida Forever land-buying program again are in the crosshairs as lawmakers divvy up a fiscal pie that will have to feed more with less.
The tight fiscal situation is going to put pressure on lawmakers to reconsider a gambling compact that so far has eluded legislative leaders, the governor and the Seminole Tribe of Florida. The tight budget also has prompted proponents of offshore oil drilling to again call for an end to a two-decade moratorium on drilling within 10 miles of the Florida Gulf Coast.
"Budget issues are going to drive just about everything, again," said Sen. Garrett Richter, R-Naples. "Economic issues are going to dominate everything."
■ Here are Southwest Florida legislators' priorities: Tell us what you think
Health care
Health-care costs are the single most-significant expenditures in the state's general revenue budget. Fueled by higher costs for the state's share of Medicaid, budget builders must come up with nearly $2 billion more to pay for programs the state already funds.
Coupled with that is uncertainty over whether the federal government will continue to pay a higher percentage of the bill. Part of the federal stimulus package last year, the increased federal commitment was $1.2 billion.
Originally part of the federal jobs bill, the issue has been cut away from that jobs package and must stand on its own. The outcome, and how quickly it is resolved in Washington, will have a huge effect on budget discussions in Tallahassee.
"When 28 cents of every dollar is being spent on health care, it is going to be impossible to deal with the budget without addressing that issue," said Rep. Matt Hudson, R-Naples.
Economic development
Tax cuts, sales tax holidays and corporate incentives are on the block as legislative leaders and the governor try to use state and federal resources to jump-start Florida's sputtering economy.
Lawmakers are expected Tuesday to take up a measure to postpone an unemployment tax increase slated to go into effect April 1. The proposal would have raised taxes to cover unemployment compensation payments resulting from an 11.8 percent jobless rate.
Likewise, legislators are slated to approve a sales tax holiday for back-to-school supplies, a move supported by retailers who say the tax break has residual effects. On the corporate tax front, lawmakers are considering a change in corporate income tax that would simplify the state's tax structure.
Meanwhile, Rep. Tom Grady, R-Naples, has sponsored a measure to increase requirements in the Florida Retirement System to shore up and modernize the state's pension fund by upping the retirement age from 62 to 65 and increasing the number of years an employee needs to work to fully qualify.
Last year, budget constraints temporarily clipped the wings of Florida Forever.
This year, gubernatorial candidates Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink, a Democrat, and Attorney General Bill McCollum, a Republican, have joined to ask lawmakers to restore the $15 million that would allow the state to sell $300 million in bonds. Gov. Charlie Crist has asked for money to provide $50 million in bond revenue.
Backers are hoping to maintain funding for Everglades restoration, especially projects that affect northern regions, including the Caloosahatachee River. Crist has proposed spending $50 million in restoration efforts.
The governor also has called for continued work on renewable energy programs. An expansive Senate proposal last year fell victim to debate over offshore oil. Backers have again called on the state to set aggressive targets for renewable energy sources.
Crist's budget request includes more than $150 million in state and federal money to further those efforts.
Oil drilling
The decision on whether to allow drilling in state waters was reignited two years ago when gas prices hit $4 a gallon. Gulf waters within 10.3 miles of shore are now considered by drilling advocates as in the state's financial and security interests.
A proposal last year to allow the governor and Cabinet to approve such permits passed the House but stalled in the Senate. Since then, House members have been meeting on the issue and plan to spend much of session's first week on it.
"I'm the only legislator that has a producing oil well in my district," said Hudson, a member of the House committee. "I think it can be done safely and is something the state should pursue."
Senate President Jeff Atwater, R-North Palm Beach, has been less enthusiastic. Last year, he asked the Century Commission for a Sustainable Florida to weigh in. The group, made up of members appointed by Atwater and the governor, last week issued a draft report that said extracting oil in state waters would neither significantly lower gas prices nor decrease U.S. demand on foreign oil. It could, however, provide the state with millions of dollars in tax revenue.
"I don't' think there is as much interest in moving quickly in the Senate," said Sen. Dave Aronberg, D-Greenacres, whose cross-state district includes south Lee County. "President Atwater has made it pretty clear he wants a deliberative process."
Property insurance
A major issue last session, property insurance again will play a prominent role. Proposals have again been filed to allow insurance companies to set rates without needing approval of the Office of Insurance Regulation.
Limited last year to State Farm and Florida's large insurers, measures proposed this year would expand the group of companies that are eligible to set rates based on market forces and are out from under the agency's thumb.
Another hurricane insurance issue is expected to be targeted as lawmakers respond to a deluge of insurance claims still flooding in from 2005, a rush some blame on lenient state laws, a sour economy and the use of public adjusters whose paychecks are linked to the amount of money their clients receive.
Look for legislation to bolster requirement for public adjusters and reduce the amount of time that policyholders have to file claims.
The governor's 2001-11 budget is fueled in part by $150 million a year from a compact with the Seminole Tribe of Florida. The tribe, which operates seven casinos in Florida, including one in Immokalee, has been working with Crist during the past several years on an agreement that would give the tribe exclusive rights to high-stakes games while providing the state with a cut of the profits.
House lawmakers in particular haven't been satisfied with the deals reached between Crist and the Tribe. Likewise, Seminole leaders rejected a plan crafted by House lawmakers. Pari-mutuels, meanwhile, are asking for concessions they say they need to compete with Indian casinos.
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Prosecuting former state Sen. Thomas L. Bromwell - charged last week with steering millions of dollars in building contracts to a single construction firm - could be the first major test for Maryland's new U.S. attorney.
Rod J. Rosenstein, who took the post as the state's top federal prosecutor last summer, proclaimed that terrorism would be his first priority. But his office of 70 attorneys also has been trying to regain its footing in public corruption cases since former U.S. Attorney Thomas M. DiBiagio resigned in December.
Now legal watchers wonder what lingering impact that memo will have on the case against Bromwell, once one of the most powerful figures in Annapolis.
"There is no question that if I'm on the defense team, I'm going to want the jury to question the motives of the prosecution," Professor Byron Warnken of the University of Baltimore School of Law said. "The cycle of cases is so long that they could say that this is one of the cases in the memo."
DiBiagio oversaw the successful prosecution of pension fund manager Nathan Chapman on stock fraud charges and gained notice for the conviction of Edward T. Norris, Baltimore's former police commissioner who pleaded guilty to conspiring to misuse a department fund.
When DiBiagio's controversial memo became public in the summer of 2004, the Department of Justice ordered that officials in Washington would need to approve any future public corruption indictments out of Maryland. DiBiagio's interim replacement dropped two corruption cases that DiBiagio had shepherded through the system.
Last week, a federal grand jury indicted Bromwell, a Democrat; his wife, Mary Pat; and W. David Stoffregen, the former president of Poole and Kent Co., a large plumbing and steam-fitting contractor based in Baltimore.
Yesterday, David M. Jackman, a project manager for Poole and Kent, was charged with making a false statement to the FBI about discounted work done by the company at Bromwell's Baltimore County home.
The case could provide a window into how large public and private construction projects in the Baltimore area can be fixed by politicians.
The Bromwells will make their first appearance in U.S. District Court in Baltimore on Monday, prosecutors announced yesterday. Two days later, Stoffregen is scheduled to appear in court.
According to the indictment, the Bromwells are accused of taking almost $300,000 from Stoffregen over five years in the form of discounted home construction work and a salary to Mary Pat Bromwell for a no-show job at Namco, a "front" company that posed as a female-owned subcontractor. It was really operated by Poole and Kent, prosecutors charge.
In return, according to the court papers, Thomas Bromwell intervened on behalf of Poole and Kent in contract negotiations for work at a state juvenile detention center and elsewhere, according to the indictment.
Bromwell is also accused of pressuring high-ranking officials at the University of Maryland Medical System to bypass the lowest bid on a job and award a $13 million contract to Poole and Kent.
The Bromwells and Stoffregen, through their attorneys, maintain their innocence.
So far, many officials in Annapolis have expressed sympathy for Bromwell, who also has the backing of his employer. He will be able to keep his job as president and chief executive officer of Maryland Injured Workers' Insurance Fund, the chairman of the board announced last week.
"We are confident that he is fully capable and ready to discharge his executive duties as the legal process takes its course. We believe in his innocence, and wish him complete success in his defense against these charges," said Daniel E. McKew, who oversees the state's largest workers' compensation insurance carrier, a quasi-public agency with $1.3 billion in assets and reserves.
Bromwell's salary, bonuses and car allowance make his post worth about $250,000 a year. The fund's board is appointed by the governor.
To pursue the former state senator, federal investigators cast a wide net, convening grand juries for years in an attempt to gather evidence against him.
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Baldwinsville I'm going to hang clothes on the line today. It's a gorgeous day, sunny and clear and perfect for drying. I love the smell of sheets dried on the line. It reminds me fondly of visiting my aunt in the summer. She'd be up early, making icebox buns and setting them on a ledge in the sunshine to rise under a towel. Then up she'd come from the basement, lugging a heavy basket of washed clothes out to the line. All the while she'd grouse about the bugs flying into her newly starched clothes and the ants on the peony bushes. I'd listen to the lawnmower whirring in the distance, feel the light touch of the breeze and whiff the fragrance of All and Fels Naptha with each flap of the sheets.
It was heaven enough for me.
She'd even hang out the wash in the winter, especially the sheets. They'd freeze there, stiff as a board. Her hands would be red and raw when she unclipped them from the line and came inside.
I don't get to hang out the wash as often as I'd like. I have time to put the clothes out, but I know I won't be back till after dark, when the dew has settled and made the clothes damp again. So there's neither savings nor satisfaction in that way. But I still take the chance when I can. My teenage daughter especially likes her "Nana-quilt" dried on the line. That's one of the few things she still asks me for in her season of budding independence: "Pretty please, can you wash my sheets while I'm at school and dry them outside?" Times like that, I feel the comfort has come full-circle.
I got all uppity once when I heard a rumor that in certain housing developments, they don't allow homeowners to put up clotheslines to dry their clothes outside. I couldn't believe it. I was angry for days. I didn't have the heart to follow up on the rumor to find out if it was really true. I just determined within myself never to sell my soul to a housing development. There's too much at stake.
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By Billy Atwell
10/17/2010 (4 years ago)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
In the face of the current "witch-hunts" endured by some of our Bishops, let us remember a hero on October 17, the feast of St. Ignatius of Antioch. St. Ignatius of Antioch is a bishop and martyr of the Church who died in the year 107. He was torn apart by wild beasts for refusing to deny the True God as part of a public spectacle under the sentence of the pagan Emperor Trajan. His example should inspire us all as we face hostility to the faith in our own age.
By Billy Atwell
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
10/17/2010 (4 years ago)
Published in Christian Saints & Heroes
Keywords: saints, heroes, holiness, bishop, catholic, bravery
WASHINGTON DC (Catholic Online) - We live in a time, especially in the United States of America, where Christian bravery seems to be unpopular at best. This is not new. Even when I was younger I felt that too often Christians ignored their responsibilities when the times were tough, and that some leaders within the Catholic Church, even among the clergy, were unwilling to move beyond their comfort zone and do what was best for those entrusted to their care.
The sanctity of life, the truth and dignity of marriage, religious liberty, and other truths which the Catholic Church proclaims and defends are under assault. Understandably, Catholics look to their leadership for direction. Unfortunately, many people point to inaction from Catholic leaders. Too few acknowledge the brave and courageous efforts of many American Bishops.
While reflecting on the unjust' witch-hunts' that misdirect our attention and waste our time, I remembered that October 17, is the feast of St. Ignatius of Antioch. St. Ignatius of Antioch is a bishop and martyr of the Church who died in the year 107. He was torn apart by wild beasts as a public spectacle under the sentence of Emperor Trajan, known for his particularly brutal ways.
The charge against Ignatius was one that he wore proudly. In the ninth year of Trajan's reign, he declared that everyone, including Christians, must bow and worship along side their pagan neighbors. Ignatius was unwilling to acknowledge any "god" of a pagan empire. He stayed faithful to the source of his strength, the Risen Lord, Jesus Christ.
Ignatius was sentenced by the emperor himself, which was uncommon. Usually such duties were delegated to individuals of a lower political stature, but Ignatius posed a direct confrontation to the emperor's edicts. This direct refutation of the emperor's edict was insulting to the emperor, but the fact that Ignatius was a Bishop of the Christian Church made it especially important for the emperor to make an example of him-an example that Ignatius was more than willing to make. He welcomed the opportunity to give his body over as a sacrifice to God.
St. Peter, the first Pope, consecrated Ignatius as Bishop around the year 69. Ignatius was well-known for his teaching and practice of the faith. It was that Catholic Christian faith which informed and inspired his rejection of Trajan's order to have him worship anything other than the true God, the One he believed in.
As popular and revered as Ignatius' willing death for the sake of Jesus is, he is more widely known for the writings he left in his journey from Antioch to Rome, where he was killed. Along his journey as a prisoner, he wrote many documents and left them with the Christian communities along the way. He not only addressed the teachings of the Church to inspire in the local believers to live lives dedicated to our Lord, but also the nature of his upcoming death. In one of his final writings, he wrote to the Romans, "Permit me to imitate my suffering God ... I am God's wheat and I shall be ground by the teeth of beasts, that I may become the pure bread of Christ. Pray to Christ for me that the animals will be the means of making me a sacrificial victim for God."
The image of having one's bones ground into God's wheat is graphic and unsettling, but so is the Christian life at times. Living as a Christian sometimes requires great sacrifice, but the glory of heaven is certainly worth the trivial offerings we make to our Lord. Even the giving of our own lives pales in comparison to the death of Christ on the cross. He was without sin and totally good. Yet, He emptied Himself on our behalf. He loved us enough to die for us. So, He has left us an example. The Saints and martyrs understand and show us the path to follow. Ignatius recognized that even martyrdom, though it is the greatest love we can show, still requires God's grace. It is that grace which can make us the ground wheat of His pure bread.
As a high schooler researching saints that I admired and wanted to model my life after, I could not help but be seriously drawn to St. Ignatius of Antioch. I chose him for my confirmation name. His fervent desire for truth and his love for God and His people, even if that meant being ravaged by wild beasts, was something that I wanted to be capable of. I still want that capability.
As you go about your day, think about the great sacrifice St. Ignatius of Antioch made for our Lord. Then examine your own life and discern whether or not you have the courage of this holy bishop. If not, begin to make small changes on the way to holiness. Also, pray for our present-day bishops. Pray that they might have the courage to stand in the face of adversity and love the Lord as much as our great bishops and martyrs of the past.
Billy Atwell contributes to Catholic Online, and blogs for The Point and the Manhattan Declaration. As a young lay Catholic and two-time cancer survivor he offers commentary on faith, culture, and politics. You can find all of his writings at For the Greater Glory.
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In the Good Old Days (When Times Were Bad)
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|In the Good Old Days (When Times Were Bad)
|Studio album by Dolly Parton
|February 15, 1969
|December 1968–January 1969, RCA Studio "B", Nashville
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|Singles from In the Good Old Days (When Times Were Bad)
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In the Good Old Days (When Times Were Bad) is the third solo studio album by Dolly Parton, released in February 1969.
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In the title song, Parton looks back on her impoverished upbringing, concluding that while she values the lessons it taught her, she would not want to go back. The humorous "He's a Go Getter" plays on an unexpected pun ("When his wife gets off from work, he'll go get 'er"), and she covers the Jeannie C. Riley hit "Harper Valley PTA", Tammy Wynette's "D-I-V-O-R-C-E" and her mentor Porter Wagoner's hit "The Carroll County Accident".
Parton would rerecord a slower tempo version of the title song for inclusion on her 1973 album My Tennessee Mountain Home.
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All songs by Dolly Parton unless otherwise noted.
- "Don't Let it Trouble Your Mind"
- "He's a Go Getter"
- "In the Good Old Days (When Times were Bad)"
- "It's My Time" (John D. Loudermilk)
- "Harper Valley PTA" (Tom T. Hall)
- "Little Bird"
- "Mine"
- "The Carroll County Accident" (Bob Ferguson)
- "Fresh Out of Forgiveness" (Bill Owens, Gene Gill)
- "Mama, Say a Prayer"
- "Always the First Time" (Joyce McCord)
- "D-I-V-O-R-C-E" (Bobby Braddock, Curly Putman)
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I was already under the impression that a thread titled like that would be locked down. A better title would have been, "How the Reds Offense Can Improve".
A couple other notes:
" ... then trade Phillips to LA or whoever the hell cares."
You really thought that'd fly?
"Cozart needs to be replaced ASAP."
His error aside, why is it such a priority to replace one of the average players as opposed to one of the below-average players?
"Ludwick is probably done."
Okay, maybe. Got any data for that? He looked pretty good to me yesterday.
"Hanigan is old and Mesoraco isn't going to living up to his promise."
Okay, maybe. Got any data for that? Although Hanigan is 33, A.J. Pierzynski had a down year at that age, too. Do you always believe you should give up on a player after one down year in his early-to-mid 30s? If so, you will have practically given away a lot of talent.
Still, I think that's pretty harsh criticism for a team that was only outscored by the Cardinals and Rockies. And when you consider the teaming, your post came off as emotional instead of intelligent debate. Just my two cents. But keep in mind that I'm no authority on the matter.
I'm not the one who closed it, but I can understand the rationale. That you started the thread when the game had several innings left is pretty weak, IMO.
Trust me, there will be plenty of time this offseason to discuss how to improve the Reds' offense, so I don't see the need to make a post like this while there's a playoff game going on.
I am the one who closed it, and the statements above by camisa and boss summarize my rationale pretty well.
Starting a thread with a title and opening post that was more reactionary than it was rational didn't help. I saw no way that the thread would be anything more than a flame-fest.
And, also, when I closed it I made a statement about closing it. I would have preferred to see a PM rather than a new thread.
your post wasn´t that bad (there are worse out there)
but the question is, why didn´t write it in one of the 219 existing "bashing threads"
of course everyone isn´t happy with the way the season ended and every user has an idea to change something (very few are doable through)
but I do not understand why every user needs to open a new thread to say his ideads instead of writing it in a already existing thread...;)


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The only features I see so far between Premium and Professional of any consequence are:
- More advanced networking (home workgroups and business support)
- more advanced backup
- Disk encryption
lets discuss each:
More advanced networking:
The teases in Win7 beta with the advanced home networking, looks appealing but its too early to see if it makes any real difference to advanced users like us for our needs.
What about in multi OS environments?
Wife just bought a vista laptop.
My work XP-based system and its VPN?
What about networked printers and other networked hardware? NAS? Win2K?
The more advanced backup:
Honestly, do we REALLY do backups? Or only critical data files to secondary/external volume.
Don't honestly see this as a real-world selling point for us. (We all should. But we don't)
Disk encryption:
And if my system fails through some other HW/MB problem? How do I retrieve my data files. (this has been a major headache in my business environments)
Not really interested for my personal system.
If you use disk encryption, you really need to do good backups. More $$$
So that really only leaves the networking.
Whats the $$ cost difference between the two?
Whats the performance difference for more gaming aligned users.
Are there any other significant features between the two I missed?
Time will tell.
Can't wait for the reports from RC1.
I fully intend to adopt Win7 64bit soon after launch.
Many of the reasons I skipped Vista initially have been resolved (vendor support mostly) , and I have replaced much of my older non-vista bits. (printers and such, which made the TCO for the vista upgrade a year ago unacceptable)
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Huron County Juvenile Court Judge Timothy Cardwell made the correct rulings in the caged children case that's what the judges in the 6th District Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday.
The ruling affirms Cardwell's Dec. 22, 2005 judgment that eight of the 11 adopted Clarksfield Township children were abused and all 11 children were dependent. The decision by Judges Peter Handwork, Mark Pietrykowski and Thomas Osowik also supported Cardwell's March 20, 2006 decision to give permanent custody of the children to the Huron County Department of Job and Family Services (HCDJFS).
All the children have been in various foster homes since HCDJFS social worker Jo Johnson and members of the Huron County Sheriff's Office removed them from the home of Michael and Sharen Gravelle on Sept. 9, 2005. The removal was based on evidence the Gravelles had used cage-like structures built around bunk beds as both punishment and sleeping quarters for the youngsters.
"I'm very pleased with the strength of the decision," Huron County Prosecutor Russell Leffler said.
He called the appeal "thorough" by going point by point in addressing the case. Leffler also said it was obvious the judges "weren't too impressed with the Gravelles."
"He was very firm on this," the prosecutor said, referring to the presiding judge.
Ken Myers, the couple's defense attorney, had argued that the state's three expert witnesses Drs. William Benninger, Keith Hughes and Ronald Hughes couldn't testify if the cages constituted abuse. Myers couldn't be reached for comment.
The appeals judges described the three witnesses as "imminently qualified psychologists with vast experience and training in child psychology." They noted that Myers "never challenged the witnesses' qualifications."
The psychologists' testimony, the judges continued, assisted Cardwell "in understanding how isolation and the use of cages and alarms likely affected the children and therefore assisted the court in determining whether the children were abused and/or dependent."
Later in the ruling, the judges wrote that, it was "evident" that Cardwell looked "to these experts to help (him) determine the likelihood of future abuse to the children should they be returned" to the Gravelles.
Both of the Gravelles have a two-year prison term hanging over their heads from a related criminal trial in which they were found guilty of multiple counts of child endangerment and child abuse. In mid-February, Huron County Common Pleas Judge Earl McGimpsey ruled to postpone the Gravelles going to prison so that Myers could file an appeal.
Sharen Gravelle, during the Feb. 15 sentencing hearing, told McGimpsey she didn't know what to do with the children. She also said she "would have listened" to professionals' advice if county officials told her using the cages was "wrong."
Michael Gravelle, in the same hearing, said he never intended to abuse his 11 adopted children whom he and his wife felt called by God to adopt.
"I didn't know how to handle it," he said. "Their behavior was so destructive."
Leffler has not talked to any of the children, but said he was sure "they would be very happy" with Cardwell's decisions being upheld.


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SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loans Available in Alabama Following Secretary of Agriculture Disaster Declaration
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ATLANTA, Aug. 6, 2013
ATLANTA, Aug. 6, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The U.S. Small Business Administration announced today that federal economic injury disaster loans are available to small businesses, small agricultural cooperatives, small businesses engaged in aquaculture and most private non-profit organizations of all sizes located in Choctaw, Mobile, Sumter and Washington counties in Alabama as a result of the freeze on March 25-29, 2013.
"These counties are eligible because they are contiguous to one or more primary counties in Mississippi. The Small Business Administration recognizes that disasters do not usually stop at county or state lines. For that reason, counties adjacent to primary counties named in the declaration are included," said Frank Skaggs, director of SBA's Field Operations Center East in Atlanta.
Under this declaration, the SBA's Economic Injury Disaster Loan program is available to eligible farm-related and nonfarm-related entities that suffered financial losses as a direct result of this disaster. With the exception of aquaculture enterprises, SBA cannot provide disaster loans to agricultural producers, farmers, or ranchers.
The loan amount can be up to $2 million with interest rates of 2.875 percent for private non-profit organizations of all sizes and 4 percent for small businesses, with terms up to 30 years. The SBA determines eligibility based on the size of the applicant, type of activity and its financial resources. Loan amounts and terms are set by the SBA and are based on each applicant's financial condition. These working capital loans may be used to pay fixed debts, payroll, accounts payable, and other bills that could have been paid had the disaster not occurred. The loans are not intended to replace lost sales or profits.
Applicants may apply online using the Electronic Loan Application (ELA) via SBA's secure website at https://disasterloan.sba.gov/ela.
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The epicurean wonders packing the shelves at this cheese shop/wine bar—marmalades, artisanal honeys, gossamer-thin crackers—all have one thing in common: They go beautifully with cheese. Among the more than 200 varieties are lots of local finds, such as the washed-rind Grayson from Virginia and the creamy Mountain Top bleu goat cheese from Maryland's Firefly Farms. There's also a fine—if more abbreviated—selection of charcuterie, including pâtés, Italian-style sausages, and the rare and rich $99-a-pound Ibérico de Bellota ham from Spain. Need some guidance? The smart staffers will let you sample as much as you want, then help you pair your selections with wine and condiments. If you're having a dinner party, they'll assemble cheese plates built around regions or themes.
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Cheesetique Cheese and Wine Bar
Address: 2411 Mount Vernon Ave., Alexandria, VA 22301
Phone: 703-706-5300
Neighborhood: Alexandria, Del Ray, Alexandria
Cuisines: Modern, Grocery Store/Market, American
Opening Hours: Open Tuesday through Friday 11 AM to 2:30 PM and 5 to 10 PM, Saturday 11 AM to 10 PM, and Sunday 11 AM to 2:30 PM. Closed Monday.
Price Range: Inexpensive
Dress: Informal
Noise Level: Chatty
Reservations: Not Accepted
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Best Dishes Cheese and charcuterie boards; mac' and cheese; citrus-poppyseed salad; Emmenthaler quiche; BLT panino; grilled cheese; chocolate pudding.
Price Details: Starters, $5 to $8; main courses, $6 to $10; cheese and charcuterie boards, $12 to $25.
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Silver Strand pursuit ends in Chatsworth, officials say
An Oxnard man was arrested Thursday in connection with a vehicle pursuit that ended in Chatsworth, officials said.
Ventura County sheriff's deputies were involved in a pursuit that took them from Silver Strand to Ventura, Thousand Oaks, Moorpark and Simi Valley Wednesday night, officials said.
The incident started about 11 p.m. when deputies responded to a home disturbance in the beachside Silver Strand neighborhood next to Port Hueneme, Capt. Rob Davidson said. A man fled as deputies arrived. Even with no one chasing him, he was reportedly driving more than 100 mph on Victoria Avenue, authorities said.
Davidson said officials didn't know why the man fled or behaved erratically.
Police scanner traffic indicated deputies followed him from Telephone and Telegraph avenues toward downtown Ventura, then south on freeways toward the Los Angeles County line.
The Oxnard man in his early 30s was stopped and taken back to Ventura County, officials said. The man was arrested and booked at Ventura County jail.
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The Forest Lake cross-country boys competed at a 20-team invitational in Shakopee Tuesday, Oct. 8, placing fifth with 166 points. Shakopee won its invite with 81 points, followed by Rogers (103), River Falls (113) and Buffalo (116). The Rangers had the second-best spread in the top-10 teams at 1:08....Read More
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The Forest Lake girls cross country took second place of 10 teams at the Suburban East Conference meet yesterday at the Falcon Ridge Golf Course. East Ridge took first place for the fourth straight year with 31 points while the Rangers scored 69. Roseville placed third with 78 points. Leading the Ra...Read More
The Forest Lake boys cross-country team racked up two third-place finishes over the past week at Hudson and Mounds View. On Tuesday, Sept. 24, the Rangers took third of 10 teams at the Hudson Invite, where they were led by junior Leo Hipp. The captain took 11th place of 69 racers with a time of [......Read More
The Forest Lake boys cross-country team continues to battle illness and injury this season but continues to hit the course. The Rangers traveled to the Burnsville Invite on Friday, Sept. 20, taking fourth of seven teams and placing two runners in the top 15. Junior Leo Hipp led his squad in 10th pla...Read More
Spectators lined the hilly and twisted course while watching 176 runners compete for the Class AA cross country state title on Saturday, where Forest Lake senior Jacob Jankowski represented the Ranger boys' program with a 14th-place finish. "I felt good," Jankowski said. "The race wen...Read More
Ranger fans were torn last Thursday after the Forest Lake boys' cross country team broke its five-year streak of qualifying for state, while senior captain Jacob Jankowski won the section crown individually. With only two teams, Elk River and Chisago Lakes, advancing to state, the Rangers e...Read More


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The fuel pump may fail causing engine to stall and not restart.
Engine would intermittently stall when driving or fail to start. Fuel pump, sensor, and fuel filter were replaced twice to deal with this problem (at 61K miles and again at 83K miles). It became very sluggish again and stalled AGAIN while driving, and I was rear-ended by a semi when it just quit completely on the highway without warning. My car was totaled...aside from the broken ribs, collarbone, and wrist, it was the best day of my life. The Buick Century is a dangerous car with so many reported and known problems ranging from inconvenient to quite possibly deadly; I'm surprised GM hasn't been sued yet over this vehicle's far, far substandard quality. - Visitor
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