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30 Tuesday Jul 2013
Ayanda Mfenku was attacked by the bull while standing in his yard in Philippi East on Sunday morning, the Cape Argus newspaper reported on Tuesday.
The bull was reportedly to have been used in the funeral ritual of Jackson Ntandiso, who died last week, but it broke loose.
"The raging bull shoved and injured an old man who was trying to force it into the yard, and it ran off frantically down the street, knocking over everyone who tried to get close to it," Ntandiso's daughter Yandiso was quoted as telling the newspaper.
"As it ran down the street, people moved out of the way and shouted for kids and drunken people to get out of its way."
According to the Cape Argus, the bull entered Mfenku's yard, gored him in the back and threw him against a wall. He died later in hospital.
The bull reportedly died overnight from shock and stress.
17 Monday Jun 2013
Writes Fr Ted:
St. Paul's Epistles represent an interpretation of the Scriptures of Israel. St. Paul is steeped in the Jewish Scriptures, and the Tradition which interprets those Scriptures. It is the interpretation of the Torah which causes such tremendous conflict between Jesus and the rabbis of the Pharisaic Tradition. Paul follows Jesus in interpreting the Scriptures of Israel and does so by claiming that he and Jesus are in fact the faithful interpreters of the Tradition. It is Jesus who is the fulfillment of the God-inspired Tradition; thus Christianity is faithful to Tradition and the correct interpreter of this tradition. Tradition, like Scripture, is not made holy by being carved into stone, but rather by being interpreted within a community, by being the heart of the community's relationship to God and the world. Tradition is thus alive and constantly relating to the world, not written in stone and frozen in some past understanding. For St. Paul Tradition is dynamic, creative, vivifying and renewing and keeps people focused on the goal – where God is leading us to, not the past and where we were. Tradition is not the ship's anchor, but its sail. It consists not of repeating past teachings, but of interpreting God's Word for the current generation…
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19 Wednesday Dec 2012
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Catholic, Christianity, Church, Culture, Ecclesiology, News, Theology, Tradition
Since the Second Vatican Council in 1962, the Roman Catholic church has striven to adapt to the modern world. But in the West—where many hoped a contemporary message would go down best—believers have left in droves. Sunday mass attendance in England and Wales has fallen by half from the 1.8m recorded in 1960; the average age of parishioners has risen from 37 in 1980 to 52 now. In America attendance has declined by over a third since 1960. Less than 5% of French Catholics attend regularly, and only 15% in Italy. Yet as the mainstream wanes, traditionalists wax.
Take the Latin mass, dumped by the Vatican in 1962 for liturgies in vernacular languages. In its most traditional form, the priest consecrates the bread and wine in a whisper with his back to the congregation: anathema to those who think openness is the spirit of the age. But Father John Zuhlsdorf, an American priest and blogger, says it challenges worshippers, unlike the cosy liberalism of the regular services. "It is not just a school assembly," he says.
Others share his enthusiasm. The Latin Mass Society of England and Wales, started in 1965, now has over 5,000 members. The weekly number of Latin masses is up from 26 in 2007 to 157 now. In America it is up from 60 in 1991 to 420. At Brompton Oratory, a hotspot of London traditionalism, 440 flock to the main Sunday Latin mass. That is twice the figure for the main English one. Women sport mantillas (lace headscarves). Men wear tweeds.
But it is not a fogeys' hangout: the congregation is young and international. Like evangelical Christianity, traditional Catholicism is attracting people who were not even born when the Second Vatican Council tried to rejuvenate the church. Traditionalist groups have members in 34 countries, including Hong Kong, South Africa and Belarus. Juventutem, a movement for young Catholics who like the old ways, boasts scores of activists in a dozen countries. Traditionalists use blogs, websites and social media to spread the word—and to highlight recalcitrant liberal dioceses and church administrators, who have long seen the Latinists as a self-indulgent, anachronistic and affected minority. In Colombia 500 people wanting a traditional mass had to use a community hall (they later found a church).
A big shift came in 2007 when Pope Benedict XVI formally endorsed the use of the old-rite Latin mass. Until that point, fondness for the traditional liturgy could blight a priest's career. The cause has also received new vim from the Ordinariate, a Vatican-sponsored grouping for ex-Anglicans. Dozens of Anglican priests have "crossed the Tiber" from the heavily ritualistic "smells and bells" high-church wing; they find a ready welcome among traditionalist Roman Catholics.
The return of the old rite causes quiet consternation among more modernist Catholics. Timothy Radcliffe, once head of Britain's Dominicans, sees in it "a sort of 'Brideshead Revisited' nostalgia". The traditionalist revival, he thinks, is a reaction against the "trendy liberalism" of his generation. Some swings of pendulums may be inevitable. But for a church hierarchy in Western countries beset by scandal and decline, the rise of a traditionalist avant-garde is unsettling. Is it merely an outcrop of eccentricity, or a sign that the church took a wrong turn 50 years ago?
30 Sunday Sep 2012
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Anglican, Archbishop of Canterbury, Christianity, Church, Coptic, Election, Holy Spirit, Orthodoxy, Theology, Tradition
Cairo: The Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria has announced fasting and prayer 3 days in order to select the New Pope of Alexandria & Patriarch the Holy see of St. Mark
Divine Liturgy at all Churches on Sunday 30 September will prepare the faithful for the three day fasting and prayers. It will begin on Monday 1st October, continue on Tuesday 2nd October and will end on Wednesday 3rd of October 2012. The Church has requested one all to pray and fast for the complete success of the Papal elections.
God Bless you all.
I certainly hope it goes better for them than it has with the deadlocked Canterbury Anglicans.
A Church of England panel meeting in secret to choose the next Archbishop of Canterbury has failed to reach agreement on who should be the new leader of the world's 80 million Anglicans, a newspaper reported on Sunday.
After three days of talks behind closed doors in an undisclosed location, officials narrowed the field to three candidates, but will need to meet again to finish the job, the Sunday Times said, citing an unnamed senior cleric.
The choice of a replacement for Rowan Williams, who steps down in December, is critical for a church in danger of splitting over divisive issues such as gay marriage and senior women clergy, and facing a rising threat from secularism.
The Crown Nominations Commission (CNC), a church panel with 16 members whose chairman is appointed by the prime minister, had been expected to pick a preferred candidate and a second choice on Friday, a church source said last week.
The names were then due to be passed to Prime Minister David Cameron and Queen Elizabeth, supreme governor of the Church of England, before an official announcement within days, possibly on Wednesday.
Strange, all these different election traditions. How the Holy Spirit works. How He exercise His will. And of course, the spiritual discernment of man. 'Deadlocked'. Come to think of it, I read of no such call to fasting from the Anglicans. Instead, we have things like: Critics attack secrecy of Archbishop selection.
22 Saturday Oct 2011
03 Monday Oct 2011
Anglican, Anglicanorum Coetibus, Catholic, Christianity, Church, Culture, Ecclesiology, Faith, Falleness, Theology, Tradition
Yes, we'll just forget all about Scripture, Tradition, doctrine and the received Apostolic Faith. In any event, if you already have priestesses, why on earth not bishopesses?
Dr Rowan Williams warned the Church hierarchy to prepare for the "culture change" that would come with the "full inclusion" of women.
Removing the bar to women's ordination as bishops would help reverse the "creeping bureaucratisation" and "box ticking" that too often undermines the work of the Church, Dr Williams suggested.
His comments came as reforms allowing women to become bishops came a step closer to passing into Church law.
The 44 individual dioceses have until mid-November to hold ballots among members of their local synods, or assemblies, on whether to support plan.
The reforms have already proven highly divisive, contributing to hundreds of worshippers and clerics, including five bishops, leaving the Church of England to become Roman Catholics this year.
More traditionalists would be certain to leave if the reforms came into force…
The rest in the Telegraph here.
The Church of England: In error, directionless, irrelevant and crumbling.
24 Saturday Sep 2011
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Bishop Thomas Olmsted, Catholic, Christianity, Church, Culture, Faith, Phoenix, Theology, Tradition
After 40 years of "Postconciliar Bishops" (churchspeak for local CEO's) the Catholic Church in America is showing signs of a new pulse. One of the brightest (and most courageous) of this new breed of bishops is Phoenix Bishop Thomas Olmsted.
The smoke has hardly cleared from the announcement that altar girls would no longer serve at the Phoenix cathedral, and he has pronounced yet another move towards restoring sanity.
The diocese is restricting the reception of Communion under both kinds to special occasions, and restricting the role of Extraordinary ministers, noting:
"In normal circumstances, only priests and deacons are to distribute Holy Communion. When both forms of Communion are used frequently, 'extraordinary' ministers of Holy Communion are disproportionately multiplied."
Of course, we can be certain that the usual liberal suspects will be crying out in reaction:
"He is forcing us to return to the past!"
"This is unfair!"
Just as no one has a "right" to be a priest, or an altar boy (that's "altar server" for the indoctrinated), no lay person has a "right" to distribute Holy Communion. (In fact, we don't even have the right to touch It with our hands…
The priesthood has been emasculated. Many parishes bring in "rent-a-priests" to say Mass every Sunday, then go on about the business of running their enterprise under the control of the parish lay administrator, who is, in most cases, a woman. Besides, the laity does not need to receive under both kinds to receive the Body and Blood of Christ. It has always been the teaching of the Church that the Body and Blood of Christ are both present in the Host.
So cry, and yell and scream liberal Catholics. The game is ending, bit by bit and you cannot stop the return of tradition…
You can read the whole piece here. Tradition gaining ground.
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17 Saturday Sep 2011
Catholic, Christianity, Church, Francis Beckwith, Magisterium –, Protestant, Revelation, Scripture, Theology, Tradition
Writes revert, Dr Francis Beckwith:
This past Tuesday, September 13, I taught my first RCIA class, offered at St. Peter's Catholic Student Center at Baylor University. Although I have been teaching philosophy to college students for twenty-five years, I was a bit nervous. Thankfully, I have a minor role in the class, leading only one session this semester with perhaps another one or two in the Spring. Our RCIA team consists of several seasoned parishioners, with St. Peter's gifted pastor, Fr. Anthony Odiong, overseeing the entire enterprise.
I spoke on the topic of Revelation, Sacred Tradition, and the Magisterium, focusing on how I came to accept the Catholic understanding of this subject in my own journey from Evangelicalism and back to the Church. (I am a revert).
As a Christian philosopher I had always had a keen interest in how faith and reason interact and what that means for both the life of the mind and our walk with Christ. Although I had read many books and articles on these matters by both Catholics and Protestants, the ones that seemed most sensible to me were those that I would later learn were more "Catholic" than "Protestant" in spirit and approach.
So, even though I was an Evangelical, I read with great interest John Paul II's encyclical, Fides et Ratio: On Faith and Reason soon after it was released in September 1998. After reading it, I concluded that the most important lessons that Evangelicals can learn from this document were the pope's insights on how certain philosophies will, because of their own internal logic, undermine confidence in the truth of the Gospel message.
John Paul II was interested in saving souls, and he understood that bad philosophy, if not challenged by good philosophy, would make the Church's mission of soul saving more difficult. Although he notes that there is no one official Christian philosophy, there are limits to the extent to which a philosophy can be employed to illuminate Christian truth. For example, a Christian scholar cannot incorporate scientific materialism, deconstructionism, or moral relativism into Christian theology without distorting fundamental truths about the order and nature of things taught in Scripture and Sacred Tradition.
That is to say, Biblical scholars and systematic theologians, who think they can extract doctrine from Scripture unaided by the resources of philosophical analysis, are kidding themselves and are not doing a service to the Church. That's why, for John Paul, an interpreter of Scripture must be conscientious in ensuring that he is approaching the text with sound philosophical principles…
Do read on here.
11 Sunday Sep 2011
Ad orientem, Christianity, Church, Faith, Liturgy, Mass, Sunday Mass, Tradition
I was snapped at Church today (doing some last minute checks). The image comes via a cellphone:
All ready to go.
Do note the postion: Ad orientem! Waiting in joyful expectation for the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ!


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The 1924 Kohat riots were major anti-Hindu riots that occurred in Kohat in North-West Frontier Province, British India in 1924. In three days (9–11 September) of riots, over 155[1] Hindus and Sikhs were killed. The entire population of Hindus and Sikhs living there had to flee for their lives. Gandhi undertook a 21 day fast for Hindu-Muslim unity in October 1924.
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Wow Richard..... nice work ..... you hit it spot on.....excellent reference photo and some very neat building!!!
1965 Rambler American Finished - For a Friend.
Posted 21 December 2012 - 07:11 AM
Posted 21 December 2012 - 07:35 AM
Great job Rich! Outstanding replica. Looks really nice and very good detail work.
I'm sure your friend will be very proud to show his 1/25 scale car off as much as his 1:1.
Very cool of you to build this for your friend, very cool!
Thanks for sharing the build up with us.
Roy the Ford guy
Posted 21 December 2012 - 01:13 PM
I was watching the progress and enjoyed the ride! Great end result Rich! Great holidays to you and yours, my fellow PA guy!
Posted 21 December 2012 - 03:13 PM
Excellent job. It's always tough to replicate a specific car and you nailed it. Congrats.
Posted 21 December 2012 - 07:41 PM
Thank you Bill, Roy, Tom and Bruce. I appreciate your encouraging comments. My friend had sent me about a dozen photos of all around his car, inside and out and it was sometimes a challenge to replicate things, especially in the interior. I enjoyed doing it though as there's nothing like a challenge. Plus I think we always want to do better on a build that is for a friend than we sometimes do on our own builds.
Glad you enjoyed the "ride" Tom and best wishes for a good holiday to you too buddy.
Now that this build is done I can get back to "my own" projects. Thanks again everyone..
Posted 22 December 2012 - 07:58 AM
Very very good job, that might be the first one I see built !!!!!!!
Posted 11 January 2013 - 05:15 AM
Here's a Postscript to this "story". My friend Mike drove out here to western PA this week to pick up his Rambler model, and needless to say, he was thrilled with the car and can't wait until the Cruise nights start in May in his NY area so he can display the model with his car. He even bought a small turntable to display the car on.
He brought with him a picture from our High School yearbook from waaaaayyyy back in 1965 of us at a table in the school library looking at a '62 T-Bird model that I built back then. I'm the guy in the middle with the glasses and pompadour hairstyle which was "big" in those days and Mike is the guy sitting, holding the model. We decided to try to "restage"the picture in my dining room while he was with me for a couple of days...... a "then and now" thing. I'm standing in the "today" picture and obviously couldn't pull off that pompadour hair thing today if my life depended on it...... not enough hair left to do it...LOL.
This should probably make a lot of you smile...
Thanks again to all who followed along on this build and commented along the way. It was a totally fun time and I would do it again in a heartbeat.
Edited by Ramfins59, 11 January 2013 - 05:16 AM.
Posted 11 January 2013 - 12:33 PM
Great build and a great story !!!
Posted 11 January 2013 - 02:09 PM
That's way friggin KEWL Rich....way back in 65 huh....glad Mike liked it, Ya did a great job on it for him....
Posted 11 January 2013 - 03:10 PM
Yeah Tom thanks.... By the way buddy.... you were only 2 way back in 65... LOL.
Posted 11 January 2013 - 05:57 PM
Nice build, gotta love AMC's
Posted 12 January 2013 - 05:53 PM
Great recreation Rich! I followed the whole build from the email you sent out looking for the Rambler kit! Glad to see the happy conclusion.
Posted 12 January 2013 - 07:02 PM
Thanks Kerry. Tom I'm glad I was able to keep you entertained... thanks for following along. I look forward to seeing you in April.
Posted 12 January 2013 - 07:20 PM
Thanks Rich! I'm easily amused by bright shiny objects. Look forward to seeing you at that little show in April. See if you can come on Friday and stay at the host hotel. The Friday night party is as fun as the show!
Posted 12 January 2013 - 07:34 PM
For sure Tom. We (Tom Valenta and I) stayed at the host hotel last year and did the Cheeseburger In Paradise thing on Friday night and the Margaritas were great. (you don't remember us being there...??) We also stayed at the hotel on Saturday night which is the way to do it. Then we drive down to Tom's home in NC on Sunday. It beats trying to do it all in one 36 hour day like we did for a few years.
Posted 13 January 2013 - 03:33 AM
great job Richard! it looks like your friend truly enjoyed the time and effort put forth, we all need more friends like you Richard!!
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Rich, I don't remember if I was there!


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9-2 over Garnett.
If Kraisser wins out he'll be the #1 seed in the ACC tournament-wins head to head over Snyder and garnett .
LOL Garnett. Good job by Kraisser, though. Kid has really turned it on.
It's not wrestling season until Jarrod Garnett loses to someone he's blown out previously.
Wow, Kraisser is quite the surprise! Does anyone have him on their Fantasy Team? This would have been a great weekend to have him!
KR does...
I know this because I went to add him off waivers only to realize he had him already!
Haven't heard from KR lately. . .
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What is it?
Honda's booted version of the Accord saloon. The Japanese want to try and force the Accord upmarket to take on BMW and Merc, but it hasn't succeeded.
The diesel engine is, make no mistake, excellent. and good enough to take on BMW. But the chassis is too dull, and the steering too lifeless to make the Accord exciting. Pity.
On the inside
The build quality is superb, and more than a match for rivals, but the higher-spec models come festooned with buttons all over the steering wheel. And some of the hi-tech safety devices just begin to annoy after a while.
No fears here. Hondas should always be reliable, but the CO2 and mpg figures could be better. 129g/ km and 48.7mpg aren't great.


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I know a lot of people do the 7.5mg twice a day for a total of 15mg. Maybe try that to see if it works? It may not be that your LO needs more medication, but rather that he needs it split throughout the day so it is in his systemm longer. For reference, my 22lb 11 month old takes 7.5mg total a day and has been on that dose since about 10 weeks old.
And I agree - it is the pharmacist's job to check dosage. They need to make sure there isn't a typo/misprint on the script. My LO has had a number of antibiotics already and the pharmacist always calls the doctor to confirm. Since she used to be a total chunk her dose seems higher than normal, and he always wants to make sure it's right before endangering LO.
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Cambridge-Isanti seniors Benjamin Nault-Maurer was selected by the Section 7AA Academic, Arts & Athletic Award (Triple A) committee to represent the section in the Class AA state level of the program sponsored by the Minnesota State High School League. Nault-Maurer will attend the Triple A banqu...Read More
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In 2010, Anoka-Ramsey Community College joined forces with biodiesel firms McGyan Biodiesel, SarTec Corp and Ever Cat Fuels to produce a 10-acre energy crop demonstration site at the college's Cambridge Campus to grow crops for biodiesel fuel. Now, SarTec is seeking area farmers to expand that ini...Read More
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By Greg Hunt The Braham One-Act Play group heads into the competitive season with their take on Romeo and Beatrice and Toto, too, written by New York native/now White Bear Lake resident Claudia Haas. The Bombers will host a public performance of the comedy on Friday, Jan. 27, 6 p.m. at the BHS Perfo...Read More
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When it comes to stereotypes there are few, in my opinion, that are closer to the truth than the generalization that girls and women love chocolate. I can't think of a woman I've met who doesn't adore the stuff and wouldn't love going to a chocolate theme party. Of course there are men and boys who enjoy it too, but their passion for it doesn't approach the driving necessity of it in a girl's life. That's why I've designed this chocolate theme party for teenage girls, not as a coed event. If the moms want to stick around, that would be just fine too; I bet they'd love to be invited! A chocolate party would make a great sleepover theme for a birthday party, a Valentine's Day party, or a "just because" the girls need a night together party.
Set the tone for the party by sending out invitations sprayed with a chocolate fragrance. It's not widely available, but you can find it online. Otherwise, include chocolate shavings or sprinkles inside your invitation.
The menu and activities in this party are pretty much one and the same. You'll be making and eating chocolate food! Can you think of a theme more likely to make your friends smile than that?
Here's the Plan:
Bake a chocolate strawberry pizza. Since this recipe is made with real pizza dough, not the cookie dough that typical chocolate pizza recipes recommend, it should help to prevent sugar overload.
Make hot cocoa or chocolate milkshakes depending on whether this is a cold season or warm season party.
For dessert you'll want to dip bananas, strawberries, kiwis, and other fruit into chocolate fondue.
Make decorated chocolate pretzels. You can eat some during the party, and save the rest to give as gifts.
Make chocolate candies or lollipops. Pick an appropriate theme, such as hearts if it's a Valentine's Day party, and purchase molds at your local candy supply store or online. Fudge is an easy candy to make if you're looking to keep it simple. Once again, you can eat some and save some to give as gifts.
What's your favorite chocolate food? Is it triple layer chocolate cake? Chocolate ice cream? Hershey's bars? Then by all means include it in your party plan as well!
Write an Ode to Chocolate as a fun group activity. The verses could go on all night.
Rent and watch "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory".
Be sure to have plenty of ice-cold milk on hand to counterbalance the chocolate.
Serve a few non-chocolate snack items just in case the party becomes too much of a good thing (although I don't see how that could happen!)
Make some recipes with milk chocolate, some with dark chocolate, and others with white chocolate to keep things interesting.
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Give your guests small baskets filled with chocolate scented candles and chocolate soaps as party favors. Make sure the baskets have enough room to fit the chocolate pretzels, fudge, or other candies you make during the party.


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HILLVIEW - A foundation of pride has created unique opportunities for a local Scout troop and two families.
Wes Carroll and Kyle Weber achieved Eagle ranks during their Court of Honor March 21 at Indian Springs Country Club in Louisville.
The Scouts belong to Troop 376, founded in 1999 by Kyle's father, Robert. Earning his Eagle rank in 1976, Robert led Troop 376 until his death in 2005.
The two new Eagle Scouts are the 10th and 11th to earn the title from Troop 376.
FRANKFORT - The Kentucky Department for Public Health (DPH) Division of Women's Health, in partnership with the Frankfort Regional Medical Center, Franklin County Health Department and the Kentucky Commission on Women, is hosting a "Walk Across Kentucky" on May 13 as part Women's Health Week, a national observance spearheaded by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office on Women's Health.
LEBANON JUNCTION - Local youngsters were shooting for unique opportunities to experience fun, safety, and sportsmanship.
The Bullitt County Rod and Gun Club created a shooting club for area youth interested in sharpening their rifle skills through expert advice and a controlled location.
The club also hosts a youth shooting competition for the Third District Federation of the League of Kentucky Sportsmen, Inc., which includes Bullitt, Breckinridge, Jefferson, Meade, Oldham, Shelby and Spencer Counties.
To bring awareness to child abuse prevention month, the Bullitt County CASA program had a festival in Shepherdsville City Park.
Dignitaries had the opportunity to take a pie in the face, including Bullitt County Public Schools superintendent Keith Davis.
The event was designed as a celebration for children, with a ballon bounce, games and free items.
Hot dogs and free nachos were available, along with a free concert by Edgewood. Cheer-Bling performed various cheerleading and dance numbers.
MOUNT WASHINGTON - It was a day of celebration at Mount Washington Middle School as state and community leaders joined students, faculty, and staff for an assembly to commemorate the school being named one of seven 2010 Kentucky Schools to Watch.
Hundreds gathered in the school's gymnasium on Monday to recognize the momentous accomplishment, and several special guests were on hand to extend their congratulations, including Commissioner of Education Terry Holiday of the Kentucky Department of Education.
A lot of work has to be done to Mount Washington's Lloyd House Museum if it's going to be restored to its 1880s appearance, and that takes money.
With that in mind, the Mount Washington Historical Society has sought help from the community to pay for the restoration of the city's only museum.
To help them along, Jonathan Rideout and Laura Proffitt of the McFarland Troutman Funeral Home donated $500 dollars - the largest donation the historical society has received.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - Not knowing where to turn for the assembly of several new toys for the Wee Care Child Development Center, the TeenAge Parenting Program recently called on JOM Pharmaceuticals.
Several boxes of toys were dropped off at the Shepherdsville location and JOM employees used their breaks and lunch time to assemble the riding toys and water table.
Anne Baker, an employee of JOM, coordinated with TAPP director Barb Plenge to put the toys together.
CLERMONT - Bernheim Research Forest and Arboretum celebrates National Children's Book Week (May 10-14) with an expansion of titles and the inclusion of some rare books in the Visitor Center Nature Shop.
Books target children up to nine years old and this expansion makes Bernheim's Nature Shop one of the region'slargest sellers of children'sstorybooks, nature study and environmental stewardship titles.
CLERMONT - From fancy collars to baskets full of supplies, the Bullitt County Animal Shelter received a much-appreciated donation recently.
Members of the Bullitt County YMCA, as well as its Tween Extreme Kids Club, collected items that were donated to the shelter.
Dori McCalvin, a long-time supporter of the animal shelter and child care administrative assistant at the YMCA, said boxes were set out at the fitness facility in Shepherdsville for a month.
The 59th annual Shepherdsville National Day of Prayer Event begins at noon on May 6, 2010, with the blowing of a Ram's horn.
On the first Thursday in May, this prayer event takes place at the Pavilion in the Shepherdsville West 1st Street Park by Salt River.
This 50-minute event accommodates those attending during their lunch hour.
Again this year, a child's prayer will be prayed along with the area pastors.
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Oh well! I printed mine so that I could have sent in week one of the exchange and then, somehow there was never the right time to write and address them until yesterday. And now they are in the mail. Sorry to everyone for taking so long and really, I do not even have an excuse - like a newborn child which in my opinion is the best excuse you can ever have. So congratulations Cody.
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Hints from Heloise 4/10/2014
A Moving Plan
Dear Heloise: We are moving out of state this summer and wonder if you have some hints to help make the moving experience as positive as possible. — Christine P. in Indiana
You bet! I have several hints to help make the move easier. Start by stocking up on packing supplies and boxes for all the items you wish to pack yourself. The supplies may include newspapers, packing tape, boxes, etc.
Start as soon as possible. Go through everything, discarding or donating the things you no longer need or want. You don't want to move things you don't need!
Label packed boxes clearly with the items that are inside and the room the items belong in. This way, at the other end, the boxes can be placed in the correct room before unpacking.
Finally, make lists of all the utilities you need to cancel and start up in the new place. — Heloise
P.S.: Keep a list handy of the things you need to do. It's amazing how a simple chore like checking the attic or basement carefully will fall by the wayside.
Dear Heloise: My new flannel sheets got a lot of stains from being washed with other items. The sheets are large and cumbersome, making pretreatment difficult. I placed rubber bands around the areas that needed pretreatment, identifying all the areas that needed to be treated. — K.H., via email
Dear Heloise: This hint is a way of storing your canning-jar rings. Untwist the top part of a wire coat hanger, then slide the canning-jar rings onto the wire hanger. Next, twist the top part of the hanger just one time. This will hold the wire hanger together. It then can be hung somewhere for storage. — Nancy S., Columbia City, Ind.
Dear Heloise: I'm always ready to go because I keep all my cosmetic items in a zippered cosmetic bag that is tall enough for the items to stand upright. A round plastic container (like a cake-icing tub) in the middle of the bag holds all the loose items, such as eyeliners, mascara, lipstick, etc. — Pat C., Middletown, Va.
I keep "minis" of most of my makeup in my cosmetic bag in my purse so I am ready to scoot in a flash. Yes, I've been known to do touch-ups in the car! — Heloise
Dear Readers: Beware of cake boxes! Cake boxes are made to be opened from the top, and they look like they will be convenient to open, but they aren't as easy as you think. I wasted a bit of time trying to open the box from the "suggested" opening. Don't waste your time and energy, just get a knife. Women, especially, will try to pry open the stubborn boxes with their fingernails. Your nails are not tools, and a broken one is a pain! — Heloise
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Classic rock: A rocking story of the city across the Mississippi takes up residence in Little Rock when the Arkansas Repertory Theatre, 601 Main St., presents the musical Memphis, Sept. 5-28. Showtimes are 7 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday, 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday. Preview performances are scheduled for 7 p.m. Wednesday and Sept. 4 with pre-show director talks at 6:15 p.m. Tickets are $40-$55. Call (501) 378-0405 or visit therep.org.
Next month
Country rock: Country star Eric Church will be joined by Dwight Yoakam and Brothers Osborne when his The Outsiders World Tour hits North Little Rock's Verizon Arena, 7 p.m. Sept. 12. Tickets are $37.50-$77. Call (800) 745-3000 or visit ticketmaster.com.
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AkzoNobel, the University of Liverpool, Revolymer plc and Newcastle University are partnering to develop sustainable antifouling coatings.
Established by the government, the Technology Strategy Board is UK's innovation agency. Its role is to work with businesses and other partners to stimulate innovation in order to accelerate economic growth.
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Levy: Tea Party, nonessential employees, Obama's re-election, and brain damage
Dear Mark: Since the Tea Party's inception, Harry Reid, Nancy Pelosi and other Democrats have constantly attacked and minimized this grass-roots movement. They are now blaming the Tea Party for the budget impasse. Where do they get off?— Mr. Tea in TexasDear Mr. Tea: Arrogance is the overriding answer, especially when you consider that 48 percent of likely voters in a Rasmussen poll feel their views are closer to the average Tea Party member versus the average member of Congress. Even 62 percent of the all-important independent voters feel their views are most closely aligned with those of the Tea Party. Facts can be so inconvenient to liberals.
Dear Mark: President Obama announced that he will seek re-election in 2012. Whoop-dee-do, like we didn't expect that. The "unbiased" media made a big deal out of the announcement, as if they were trying to jump-start his campaign. Did Obama ever actually stop his operation?— Poo Poo on PoliticsDear Poo Poo: Of course not. He's a politician, and politicians constantly have one eye focused on the next election. The scary part of the Obama re-election campaign is that pundits are predicting Obama will raise $1 billion for the 2012 effort. To put that number into perspective, 1 billion equals 1,000 million. Although with a track record like the president's, it's going to take every penny of that billion to fool the people again.
To help fill his war chest, President Obama will be attending a $35,800-a plate fundraising dinner -ater this month in San Francisco. That will be followed up the next morning in Los Angeles with a $10,000 per-plate breakfast fundraiser. They'd better be scrambling up some golden eggs for that kind of cash.
It's ironic to constantly hear liberals bash Republicans as being the party of the rich when I'm guessing that at $35,000 per plate there won't be too many ACORN workers in attendance. Have I mentioned that facts can be so inconvenient to liberals?
Dear Mark: With the big budget battle going on in Washington, there was talk of the federal government shutting down. The decision then would have to have been made as to who are essential versus nonessential government employees, and who would or wouldn't get paid during the closure. Who determines all of this?— Essential Ed in East L.A.Dear Essential: With public health and safety in mind along with national defense, federal laws are in place to maintain certain government services in the event of a government shutdown.
According to an article in The Washington Post, the Office of Management and Budget delegates the authority to determine who works or who doesn't to the leadership of the respective agencies.
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Re: Time Capsule as a File Server - to replace existing Airport Extreme in response to AppleMacCider Solved
Is Time Capsule just a great wirelsss router and backup device
Yes, it is that.
is it any good as a basic file server / nas drive.
It is not a good NAS.. primary issue.. no internal backup. No way for the TC to back itself up.
No way for Time Machine to backup a network drive.
It still lacks any proper high speed connections for a second hard drive.. usb2 doesn't cut it.
The tools are poor.. actually almost non-existent. No partitioning.. so mixing backups and data is not a great idea.
See Q3 Pondini. http://pondini.org/TM/Time_Capsule.html
Nothing has changed with this new one.
There are no media servers. no ftp, http, or any other access method for files such as is common to the basic NAS of the world.
To say nothing of rsync and all those kinds of things.
It is still slow to spin up and quick to spin down.. fine for data.. not so great for streaming media.
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As soon as I sat down in this chair I said Ahhhhh. The memory foam makes the back so comfortable. The lumbar support is good. The arms are set back nicely and don't chip my desk if I accidently bang into a drawer. It seems to glide well on berber carpet. It was easy to put together. I almost wished I bought the taller back version to make it look more like an executive chair but this height is nice because it doesn't overpower the room. I am very happy with this chair.
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I wonder what competence-based education is? Were we churning out incompetent people and now think that is not a good idea?
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