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Our NHL 13 lineup raised eyebrows and generated applause when it was announced a few months back. Five of the players in NHL 13 are making their Sports Picks debuts, while the lone "Sports Picks veteran" is showing off his new team's jersey and celebrating the rejuvenation of his already-impressive career. It's easy to get excited about NHL 13's numbers: five new players, two standout rookies, and one missing tooth.
DANY HEATLEY: Ottawa's new left wing turned in a career year in his first season in Canada's capital. The NHL's rule changes and Ottawa's wide-open style gave Heatley the freedom to play his game, and no one is arguing with the results. Heatley led the Senators in scoring and was one of only three players to score 50 or more goals in the 2005-06 season. Just imagine what he could do with a full set of teeth...
ALEXANDER OVECHKIN: The rookie hype leading into the season was all about Pittsburgh's Sidney Crosby, but Alexander Ovechkin stole half the spotlight by season's end. With 52 goals and 54 assists, Ovechkin became only the second rookie in NHL history (alongside Teemu Selanne) to score 50 goals and tally 100 points in his rookie season. The Russian superstar's 106 points are the second best in team history, begging the question -- "What's he going to do for an encore?"
BRYAN McCABE: Toronto's high-octane defenseman proved that the best defense is a good offense, scoring 19 goals while dishing out 49 assists in 2005-06. McCabe's offensive output ranked him third in scoring among defensemen, and helped him pair with Tomas Kaberle as the highest-scoring defensive teammates in the NHL.
HENRIK LUNDQVIST: Jaromir Jagr's return to form helped push the Rangers into the playoffs for the first time since 1996-97, but the stalwart play of rookie goalie Henrik Lundqvist was just as important. Lundqvist helped lead Sweden to Olympic Gold midway through the NHL season, but a hip injury sat him down for most of the stretch run. Lundqvist turned in an impressive 30-12-9 record, playing in only 53 games. He finished the season ranked fifth in goals-against-average (2.24) and fourth in save percentage (.922).
ALEX TANGUAY: Alex Tanguay's final season in Colorado was one to be remembered, he set a career high with 29 goals and finished second on the team in scoring with 78 points, one shy of his career best. His outstanding performance helped bump Dallas in the first round of the NHL Playoffs. He entered restricted free agency in the summer, and was immediately acquired by the Calgary Flames. Tanguay heads north looking to bring some punch to the Calgary offense.
JOE THORNTON 2: The first significant trade of this NHL season also ended up being the MOST significant. San Jose sent three players to Boston in exchange for Joe Thornton. The trade sparked Thornton, and his arrival lifted the cellar-dwelling Sharks into the NHL playoffs and all the way to the Western Conference Finals. Thornton led the NHL in scoring with 125 points.
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The Red Terrors are no strangers to the state football playoffs, however. This is the fifth season in a row, and the seventh time in the last eight years, they have advanced to state. They lost to Northside-Warner Robins 42-16 in the opening round last year.
Glynn Academy downed Lovejoy 7-6 in the opening round in 2010 before falling to Dutchtown 3-0 in the second round. The Red Terrors lost in the opening round in 2008 and 2009, but they do have one state championship to their credit – the 1964 AAA crown with an 11-0-1 season.
Jones County, meanwhile, has advanced to the state playoffs only five times since beginning football in 1945, and their first-round 16-7 win over Hephzibah in the 2001 AAAA playoffs is the only state playoff game the Greyhounds have won, according to records compiled by the Georgia High School Football Historians Association. They lost to Troup 35-0 in the second round to finish with a 9-3 record.
They have won other post-season games, however. Jones County downed Washington County 37-13 in a region playoff game in 1991 to advance to the AA state playoffs, losing to Cedar Grove 28-14 in the first round. And in 1988 when only the region champions advanced to state, Jones County downed Americus 24-0 in the region semifinals before losing to Crisp County 24-7 in the region championship game.
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1 teaspoon
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1 teaspoon
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4 (6 ounce)
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Excellent salmon! I really wanted to make this on the outdoor grill, but we are in the middle of a heat wave right now and it's too hot to do anything outside. So I ended up making this on the George Foreman Grill. I marinated the salmon for about 3 hours and the salmon was so tender and flavorful. I set some of the marinade aside and simmered it on the stove for a few minutes then spooned it over top the finished salmon. Delicious! Can't wait to try this on the outdoor grill.
I made this and I found little of the salmon flavour.
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I've used this technique for years. I made it for the wedding receptions of both my kids, and quickly gained the reputation for making the best Salmon in the West. A couple of tricks: I marinate the fillets in the bottom of a cooler, or in a glass baking dish in the fridge. I sprinkle each fillet with a touch of kosher salt, cover the fillets with brown sugar and drizzle soy sauce on top of the sugar. This draws the natural juices from the Salmon, and turns into a thick dark syrup after a 1/2 hour or so. I let the salmon marinate for several hours. I then quickly rinse the fillets to remove excess sugar and place on the grill flesh side down. This creates the unmistakable grill lines of charbroiled salmon. Watch carefully to not overcook. Check the ends of the fillets. Once you see the salmon has turned opaque about 1/4-1/3 of the way through, slide a couple of spatulas underneath and slide the fillet toward you and flip it away from you. Now that the skin side is down, you can allow it to BBQ as long as you need to until it is done. Once flipped I like to spread a heated mixture of spicy BBQ Sauce (like Cattle Boyz) and butter on top of the flesh as it continues to grill. NOTE: 1) try to grill pieces that are a consistent thickness. Cut thin sections off the fillets and grill them separately. 2) Do not overcook. The flakes should be somewhat translucent in the center. Overcooked salmon will be dry and lose most of its flavour. 3) I do not recommend re-using the marinade!
This was a very good recipe as was noted by most who rated it.
I only had time to marinate for 15 minutes. So then I wrapped serving sizes in aluminum foil (with generous amount of marinade in there, too), and put on the grill for 15 minutes. Came out great!
If you try this, watch and smell for burning around the 15-minute mark. if the marinade cooks off, it can burn if you leave on too long.
OH MY GOSH! This is the best marinade ever! Seriously, my husband was late coming home from work and I almost ate his salmon too! I saved the marinade and threw shrimp in for the next night and that was great too! Trying chicken tonight. Added 1/4 C lemon juice because I didn't have lemon pepper. Seriously, BEST EVER! Thanks for sharing Heather!!
I'm a chef and I was looking for something a little different to glaze my fiance's salmon. She absolutely loved this glaze. I had no problem with the flavor of the glaze going throughout the whole salmon as I was glazing the salmon frequently while it was grilling. Great glaze. Thank you
This is a great, simple marinate for salmon! I chose to broil it in the oven (5 minutes per side) and it turned out great! It was the perfect flavor for salmon! I used to get No-Name Salmon Filets, but now there may not be the need!
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Sunlight and Skin Cancer
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American Academy of Dermatology http://www.aad.org
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Dietary supplement fact sheet: vitamin D. Office of Dietary Supplements website. Available at: http://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/VitaminD-HealthProfessional. Updated June 24, 2011. Accessed October 17, 2013.
Melanoma. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: https://dynamed.ebscohost.com/about/about-us. Updated July 31, 2013. Accessed October 17, 2013.
Seasonal affective disorder. National Alliance for the Mentally Ill website. Available at: http://www.nami.org/Content/ContentGroups/Helpline1/Seasonal%5FAffective%5FDisorder%5F(SAD).htm. Accessed October 17, 2013.
Skin cancer index. American Cancer Society website. Available at: http://www.cancer.org/cancer/skincancer/index. Accessed October 17, 2013.
Skin cancer prevention. National Cancer Institute website. Available at: http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/pdq/prevention/skin/Patient/page3. Updated May 31, 2013. Accessed October 17, 2013.
Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC). EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: https://dynamed.ebscohost.com/about/about-us. Updated September 27, 2013. Accessed October 17, 2013.
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iPad 2 swapped with modelling clay and sold in Vancouver Future Shop store
Canadian retailer Future Shop, part of the Best Buy empire, is investigating a scam where some iPad 2 devices purchased in its Vancouver stores turned out to be fake. It appears that scammers bought as many as ten iPad 2s and swapped them for modelling clay.
Future Shop said scam artists bought Apple's popular tablet computers with cash, replaced the devices with bags of model clay, resealed the boxes and returned them. The returned fakes were then put back on the shelf and sold to unsuspecting customers. It really saddens Future Shop that people stoop to be this opportunistic and make money is this kind of organized way.
One customer gave his wife one of the iPad 2s for Christmas; she was very shocked to receive an iPad 2 box with just a lump of modelling clay inside. To make matters worse, when he returned the iPad 2, he was apparently treated like a criminal by the store's manager. Thankfully Future Shop has now refunded the cost of the iPad 2 and given the customer a free iPad 2 as compensation for the mix up.
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iPad 2 swapped with modelling clay and sold in Vancouver Future Shop store
This happens way too much with Apple products. It's why I'm scared to buy the products from anywhere but through Apple.
eBay and Amazon are a no-no.
I am more and more leery of buying items on eBay because many sellers are no longer offering any warranty on their items. What occasionally happens is someone buys an item that they had (that broke). Get the new one from the seller and request their money back due to a non-functioning item and return their broken unit. It's a shame that people will stoop that low and ruin a good thing for everyone else.
Which is why I only sell to those with Perfect Feedback and have a perfect feedback score of at least 50. I would NEVER sell to anyone with zero feedback or below 99.4% overall feedback score. But I will admit, even then I feel unsure about the buyer and his actions.
This happened to me on a smaller scale when I bought a sealed Xbox game that ended up having a blank CD+R inside. Thankfully, they believed me at Best Buy when there was really no reason to think that I hadn't just taken the game. It was probably the fact that I just wanted a replacement game rather than my money back that made the story more credible.
Woo! I'm going to take my iPad 2 box, put a lump of modeling clay in it, and take it to Bestbuy and claim that I was cheated!
Seriously. How hard would it be for people who know about this to just take the iPad out of the box, swap it with modeling clay, and take it back in for a refund?
Well, actually, they're supposed to check the box and everything in it. That's the store's fault.
I agree. Like when I purchased the iPhone at Future Shop, they actually open the packaging in front of you and set it up. I agree that it might not be necessary if customers are buying the WiFi-only iPads but it would definitely deter crooks from doing these kind of things. I used to work at retail and we were always told to be leery about people paying with cash for anything over $200.
Definitely Future Shop's fault for not taking the steps to prevent it.
LMAO! I shouldn't be laughing but I can't help it!
All I got out of this is to make sure you always take an "unboxing" video of your stuff.
Fracking Canadians LMBO.
Weird I bought modeling clay and there was an iPad in it.
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Really three?Last I saw it was two,which was understandable,lot to cram in there,but three?
I heard it was going to be a trilogy. Which seems weird since it is the shortest book of the four. The others only got a movie a piece.
Provided the movie are as good as the previous ones were, I'm more than happy for there to be three of them. The amount of complaining I've heard on this subject is ... confusing. If you aren't interested in the movies, then why should you care? If you ARE interested, shouldn't you be giving Jackson and team the benefit of the doubt for now?
....the third one involves a Middle Earth Game Show called..."Fork The Orc"...
I'm curious where they will split the book,maybe the first at the time they leave Beorn's house and enter the forest,the second as the approach the Lonely Mountain,and finish with the dragon and the last battle..any thoughts?
Or, maybe, didn't. We shall see!
I will go ahead and say that if fur or meat = murder then PeTA's 97% kill rate in their "animal shelter" should = murder too.
Of course, I tend not to trust, follow, or believe anything the big three (Humane Society of the US, ASPCA, and PeTA) spew, because while they certainly talk a big talk, their actions are significantly louder. Any 'animal rights' organization that believes that animals are better off dead than alive is an animal rights organization that doesn't need my money or my support. That being said, I really wish that they hadn't strayed so far from their roots, because I really want to believe they care about animals. It is obvious they don't, but they certainly do care about donations and money.
Back onto the topic, I can see The Hobbit as two movies. I think three movies is really stretching the source material (which apparently they thought so too, since they are including stuff from other sources.)


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A frozen banana dipped in chocolate and bacon bits, tater tots served like nachos, a cheddar IPA burger and a new craft beer station will be among the new dining options for Walleye fans this season.
Scott Fuernstein, general manager of food and beverage at Huntington Center, said his staff strives to create fun, new refreshment experiences for Toledo hockey fans each year.
"The planning process begins at the end of each season for the upcoming year," Fuernstein said. "We try to pay attention to what's popular, what does well and what our fans are looking for."
Fuernstein expects the "baconana" to be popular.
"It's served on a stick so it's something you can walk around with and enjoy," Fuernstein said. "It's kind of fun and unique. Bacon goes with everything. We were just trying to do something fun and something a little bit different for the fans."
Totchos are "tator tots dressed like nachos," Fuernstein said.
They will be available topped with cheese, cheese and jalapeños or "loaded," which includes cheese, jalapeños, sour cream and diced tomatoes.
"Again that's just another fun twist on some of our more popular items," he said.
Finz, a new concession venue, will feature a rotating selection of five craft beefs on draft as well as half a dozen bottled beers, Fuernstein said. The craft beers will include Maumee Bay Brewing Co., Goose Island Brewery, Frankenmuth Brewery, Yuengling and more, Fuernstein said.
"That's a brand new location we're pretty excited about," Fuernstein said. "There will be stools there where you can hang out, have a seat, have a nice craft beer and there's a TV if you want to continue to watch the game. We're going to mix it up and do some new features throughout the season."
Finz was installed toward the end of last season, but got a façade facelift during the offseason, adding a new "aesthetic appeal," Fuernstein said.
A new cheddar IPA burger will be found at Frogtown Burger Co., a food station that serves specialty burgers, Fuernstein said. It will be served on a pretzel roll bun and feature horseradish, smoked cheddar cheese, mushrooms and onions sautéed in a pan deglazed with an India Pale Ale.
For more health-conscious fans, a new chicken salad wrap will offer chicken salad with sundried tomatoes, shredded cheese and fresh dill in a flour tortilla wrap.
"If you want to come to a game and get something healthier, there are definitely options for you," Fuernstein said.
For dessert, there will be two new Toft's ice cream sundaes: peanut butter banana crunch and caramel mocha. There will also be a new Cherry Pepsi float.
"The dessert piece is always big for us," Fuernstein said.
In all, there are about a dozen new food items being debuted this season, Fuernstein said. Several of the new items will be available only in the luxury suites, including a Cajun eggroll (Cajun chicken and Napa cabbage on an andouille sausage rolled in an eggroll wrapper and served with a spicy remoulade sauce), artichoke crostini (a marinated artichoke topped with a mascarpone cheese spread and a balsamic glaze) and lake perch, which can be broiled or fried.
One new dish from last year — white cheddar macaroni and cheese, which can be served plain or topped with bacon, blue cheese, pulled pork and more — will return this year as a fan favorite, Fuernstein said.
"We thought it would do well, but we were just overwhelmed by the response on that," Fuernstein said.
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Eduardo Moisés Peñalver November 15, 2013 - 11:49am
Courtesy of the Chicago Tribune, the latest insanity from the Bishop of Springfield:
Bishop Thomas Paprocki of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Springfield said he will offer prayers for "exorcism in reparation for the sin of same-sex marriage" at the same time Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn is expected to sign the same-sex marriage bill into law next week.
Paprocki said he will offer the prayers intended to cast out evil at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in the state's capital Wednesday. . . .
An exorcism, which often refers to a rite performed on a person, is applicable in the case of same-sex marriage because the devil can appear "in various forms of opposition to and persecution of the church," the Diocese of Springfield said in a statement.
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Do these people realize that they bring ridicule down upon the Church when they do this sort of nonsense? Same sex marriage is here. it is legal. it has zero to do with "persecution of the church." People like Bishop Paprocki need to stop embarassing themselves and the rest of the Church with this inane behavior.
We have rules for everything, surely there must be rules against abusing a sacramental.
Just how will the credibility of the Church's public witness be strengthened when the law remains in place after the bishop has called down the power of God to cast it out? This is, as Irene says, an abuse. And, a stupid one.
Let me think--the Bible is rich with examples of Christ exorcising demons, but done to remedy physical malady or mental impairment. A Biblical schiolar I'm not, but I don't recall exorcism used in that sense.
Good grief, Charlie Paprocki Brown.
There's a difference, I think, between a malady and a willful embrace of evil.
What the usccb website says: http://www.usccb.org/beliefs-and-teachings/what-we-believe/catechism/catechism-of-the-catholic-church/epub/OEBPS/29-chapter12.xhtml
1673 When the Church asks publicly and authoritatively in the name of Jesus Christ that a person or object be protected against the power of the Evil One and withdrawn from his dominion, it is called exorcism. Jesus performed exorcisms and from him the Church has received the power and office of exorcizing.178 In a simple form, exorcism is performed at the celebration of Baptism. The solemn exorcism, called "a major exorcism," can be performed only by a priest and with the permission of the bishop. The priest must proceed with prudence, strictly observing the rules established by the Church. Exorcism is directed at the expulsion of demons or to the liberation from demonic possession through the spiritual authority which Jesus entrusted to his Church. Illness, especially psychological illness, is a very different matter; treating this is the concern of medical science. Therefore, before an exorcism is performed, it is important to ascertain that one is dealing with the presence of the Evil One, and not an illness.
What are the precedents for this particular sort of performance of the ritual?
From what person or object is the Evil One to be exorcised? Did the bishop say? Was it the whole state? The whole diocese? The Capital? The governor, and if so, the governor alone or with others? Which of them is under thedominion of the Evil One? And why do it at the cathedral where, presumably, the problem does not exist?
Someone will come up with the appropriate canons soon, I hope. But I would be surprised beyond telling if they allow "Come out, come out, wherever you are."
To follow up on Tom's comment, it's my understanding that an exorcism is aimed at specific individuals or an individual who are possessed by Satan. So I presume that an exorcism "in reparation" for the sin of same-sex marriage implies that the bishop believes that those who have facilitated and will engage in same-sex marriage are possessed.
In other words, these individuals are not people who are misguided or even motivated by evil impulses contrary to the teaching of the Church. No, they have THE VERY DEVIL LIVING INSIDE THEM PULLING THE STRINGS!! This strikes me as a not-so-subtle way of moving same-sex marriage and those who support it to the tippy top of the leader board in the hierarchy of sins.
Do these people realize that they bring ridicule down upon the Church when they do this sort of nonsense? Same sex marriage is here. it is legal. it has zero to do with "persecution of the church." People like Bishop Paprocki need to stop embarassing themselves and the rest of the Church with this inane behavior.
People who witness in front of abortion clinics know what it means to be ridiculed. Why do they even show up? Don't they know they will be ridiculed?
How in God's name did JPII and B16 determine that "Exorcism Tom" was fit for promotion to bishop??? The guy is unbelievable :-)
Jim, I don't mind them. As long as they're quiet, non-intrusive, non-aggressive, and do their prayers without getting in the way of the doctors and patients, I don't know that one should object to their being there. They feel strongly about it, and many believe that abortion is murder: let them be. It does not seem fair to compare them to a bishop doing some "exorcism" in the Cathedral while a law is being signed.
Yeah, I don't get that. How is the fairly mundane practice of picketing really analagous to...whatever it is exactly that this bishop will be doing? Both parties mat be subject to ridicule, but since it's not for the same reasons, I'm not sure why they're being compared.
I wonder if he is going to perform exorcisms in every rectory, Catholic school and sacristy where priests raped children.
This kind of garbage makes me want to vomit and embarrassed to be a priest in Church with bishops like this clown
Jim Pauwels,
I see protesting as quite a different situation. It is one thing to hold ones self up to ridicule and abuse. And I'm not sure abortion protesters are really ridiculed or open the Church to ridicule. This "event" is the equivalent of calling down the wrath of God on the people (or the governor or the Legislature, I'm not 100% clear on whom this exocism is being performed) of Illinois. This is another in a long line of bishops trivializing Catholic ritual, tradition and belief to make a political point. To me that is quite different from a group protesting at an abortion clinic or at the legislature. And personally, I find it appalling that a Bishop would hold a Catholic ritual up to such mocking.
I like Andreassi's idea that rectories where child abuse took place should be exorcised -- except that the Evil One wasn't in the house but in the abuser. That's if he was involved at all. There is a rite for reconsecrating a church that has been desecrated, as, for example, by a death squad assassin shooting an archbishop. That might be more appropriate
I don't like the comparison of a religious rite directly aimed at the Father of Lies -- upon proof (I thought) of his involvement -- being equated with a civil protest aimed at the hearts and minds of legislators, governors or even abortion doctors and of voters. Atomic bombs vs. nastly letters.
I don't want to gang up on my friend Jim Pauwels, but I could see a Mass for the preservation of marriage as a kind of positive reinforcement of what the Church teaches and, secondarily, a protest, a standing up against a law the bishop finds out of line.
I would have happily attended a Mass for, say, the fair treatment of workers after Michigan's Right to Work law was passed. I disagreed with the legislation, and I think it's not in line with Church teaching. But holding an exorcism of those legislators who passed it? No. Talk about demonizing your opponents.
We definitely have some weirdass people in our religion. But I feel really sorry for the Catholics who live in his diocese; we only hear the stuff crazy enough to make the papers.
Well, A. Andreassi beat me to it, because I was about to ask where Bishop Paprocki has been during the never-ending sexual abuse scandal? Plenty of opportunity for exorcisms there, I should have thought.
"I like Andreassi's idea that rectories where child abuse took place should be exorcised -- except that the Evil One wasn't in the house but in the abuser. That's if he was involved at all. There is a rite for reconsecrating a church that has been desecrated, as, for example, by a death squad assassin shooting an archbishop. That might be more appropriate"
The UK version of the Vatican's survey has been online for a wjile and some results are in at The Tablet. One of the questionsasked was to whom Catholics looked for advice about moral decisions and of the possible answers, "religious leaders, local or nationa" recieved zero percent on the survey. Given bishops like Paprocki, that smae must be true in spades over here.
A well-publicized event presided over by the bishop in the cathedral will probably draw plenty of recording equipment, so there's an excellent chance that the performance will soon be a popular attraction on the internet. Even a simple offering of prayers for exorcism, with no projectile vomiting, exploding candles, or people flying into the air, will be compelling stuff, right up there, I should think, with Pat Robertson's explanations of why natural disasters occur.
You cannot exorcise thin air. This is nothing but a publicity stunt and a very poorly conceived one at that. The bishops appears to be mocking God.
Regarding Ms. Hughes Raber's comment about the "tippy top of the leader board of the heirarchy of sins." There is nothing subtle at all about Paprocki's agenda. Here is an excerpt from a press release from Paprocki diocese:
Bishop Paprocki said that since same-sex marriage is contrary to the plan of God (see Genesis 1:27 and 2:24, Matthew 19:4-6 and Mark 10:6-9), those who contract civil same-sex marriage are culpable of serious sin. He also noted that politicians who enacted civil same-sex marriage legislation are "morally complicit as co-operators in facilitating this grave sin."
"It is scandalous that so many Catholic politicians are responsible for enabling the passage of this legislation and even twisting the words of the pope to rationalize their actions despite the clear teaching of the church," he said. "All politicians now have the moral obligation to work for the repeal of this sinful and objectionable legislation. We must pray for deliverance from this evil which has penetrated our state and our church."
The logic here is astounding. Merely supporting the extension of a package of legal rights and responsibilities (really, that is all civil marriage is) to committed same-sex couples is suddenly a grave sin? Fr. Andreassi's post on right on target. We should all be embarrassed.
I have no idea why that quote is repeated over and over. If an editor could remove everything prior to "Regarding Ms. Hughe Raber's comment...", I'd be very grateful.
"We have rules for everything, surely there must be rules against abusing a sacramental."
Isn't there a rule of the ritual that an exorcism should never be broadcast in the media?
In November 2010, Bishop Paprocki organized a conference on exorcism in Baltimore right before the USCCB fall meeting.
He is quoted as saying:
"Not everyone who thinks they need an exorcism actually does need one. It's only used in those cases where the Devil is involved in an extraordinary sort of way in terms of actually being in possession of the person. But it's rare, it's extraordinary, so the use of exorcism is also rare and extraordinary."
Laurie Goodstein wrote an article on the event in the New York Times.
For the record, Cardinal Daniel N. DiNardo of Houston-Galveston was one of the speakers at the Baltimore conference on exorcism. He discussed the scriptural basis of evil.
…because I was about to ask where Bishop Paprocki has been during the never-ending sexual abuse scandal?
Q: "And where were you when my little ones were destroyed in the womb?"
a: "Well, admittedly, doing just about everything I could to support the politicians who enabled it, but at least I took 5 minutes when I could to mock embarrassing rituals that I found silly. You have to give me that."
Helen- I'm pretty skeptical about the ritual of exorcism, and I imagine I'm not alone. For a bishop to turn it into political theatre is interesting, but I imagine it makes people like me even more skeptical.
We definitely have some weirdass people in our religion.
That pretty much sums it up for me, but I'm going to be bummed out if the exorcism isn't available on YouTube.
Jean, thanks - I don't feel ganged up on. (And I know how that feels! :-)).
I would never have thought of this exorcism idea in a million years, so it seems a little quirky. I guess I don't find it embarrassing. Why should it be? What's the problem with it? Apparently, exorcisms happen in many dioceses. I do simple exorcisms myself when baptize infants. Are they all equally embarrassing? Why is this one more embarrassing or ridiculous than any others? Spell it out.
Many aspects of Catholic life get mocked and ridiculed. Persons who witness in front of abortion clinics certainly get mocked. Catholic priests get mocked because some of their brethren abused children. The Eucharist gets mocked by non-Catholics. Belief in the Bible as an inspired text is mocked. Our openness to God's activity in our lives is mocked. Belief in the saints gets mocked. Reverence for the Virgin Mary gets mocked. Parents who have more than two or three children get mocked. Reverence for the Pope gets mocked. And so on and so on. Most of this stuff rolls off our backs. Why is this odd little idea worthy of 32 comments and climbing, most of them extremely negative and disdainful?
Jim P.
"Parents who have more than two or three children get mocked."
Jim P., I don't want to pick on you, but if you look at my original questions (Nov. 15, 3:58 p.m.), they are not answered yet. And if there are no answers, the whole exorcism makes no sense. An exorcism is supposed to expel demons, or the Evil One, from a person or thing. This exorcism is going to be performed in the cathedral where (unless ther bishop knows something we don't know) the Evil One has no sway. If the good bishop wishes to exorcise someone or something, he is supposed to go to the site and confront the evil one in moral combat. What is being described for Springfield is more like a drone strike.
That's not an exorcism. It is a branch of show business, and more on the carnival end than on the grand opera side. You are hung up on the mockery this exorcism will (justly, as far as I can see under the scenario I just described) provoke. Well, yes, but the mockery begins with the bishop using a serious religious act -- the only successful exorcist I ever met had his brown hair turn completely white in the two or three days of the exorcism -- to make an unclear political point.
The norms for exorcism state that it is a last resort. First all medical or psychoilogical diagnoses have to be exhausted, before one should consider exorcism. That means nirmally one never gets to exorcism because the peculaiar manifestation mistaken as demon possession can be otherwise understood. In other words, the Church itself knows that demons possession is peculair and rare if existent at all. The problem is that in the last 35 years there has been an erroneous meme circulating in the Church that people no longer believe in sin and the devil and so a whole crop of amateur exorcists have appointed themselves as the ones who will rid the world of evil. I will mention one name, Fr, Euteneur, which shoud be enough to discredit the wrongheadeness of this whole movement. The modern world does not need exorcism. It is a throwback to a pre-scientific age. That is why it should be mocked. It is pure silliness and in the case of Paprocki a failed publicity stunt.
What is being described for Springfield is more like a drone strike.—Tom B.
And a drone strike on, or at least at, one's own headquarters. Unusual targeting.
Jim P.,
Mockery occurs in a wide range, from light raillery to outright cruelty. At its best, it may serve a useful and benign purpose, if it moves people to reexamine and fortify core principles and sound beliefs and to slough off or lay less emphasis on mere accretions. Most of it, as you say, can be ignored. But there is no denying that many people see the Church as a hostile and retrograde force in the world and in their own lives, and would like to see its reach (further) diminished. Nor are mockery and cruelty all on one side. When Church leaders keep blasting certain folks as inherently disordered, for example, they are adopting a rhetoric that has often led and still leads to pogroms and death squads, and the having-it-both-ways of "love the sinner but hate the sin" doesn't absolve it. This exorcism business is just another ugly and tiresome expression of the same thing. They should cut it out.
This should be mocked primarily because Paprocki has moved supporting or participating in the expansion of civil marriage rights and responsibilities into the realm of grave sin. Even accepting the catechism teachings on homosexuality wholeheartedly (which I will admit I do not) -- how is this a grave sin? The catechism uses the word "grave" when speaking of same-sex sexual acts, not orienation or other parts of lives together. It also affirmatively says: "They (gay people) must be accepted with respect, compassion, and sensitivity. Every sign of unjust discrimination in their regard should be avoided." Support for same sex marriage is not about promoting same sex sexual acts. It is about accepting gay people in our communities "with respect, compassion and sensitivity" and removing "unjust discrimnation".
Jim, I like how you're all in a knot about people mocking Paprocki's stunt, but don't have a word to say about how the bishop is dehumanizing--nay, quite literally demonzing--gay people through these actions.
One thinks of the Sons of Sceva...
Apropos Pope Francis, same-sex marriage and the devil:
1. "Pope Francis against Gay Marriage, Gay Adoption"
"Pope Francis is a conservative who is anti-gay marriage and anti-gay adoption. He has described same-sex marriage as the work of the devil and a 'destructive attack on God's plan.' He has also said that gay adoption is a form of discrimination against children.
"In 2010, Francis championed against a bill for same-sex marriage and gay adoption, according to the National Catholic Register.
"'[T]he Argentine people will face a situation whose outcome can seriously harm the family,' he wrote to the four monasteries in Argentina. 'At stake is the identity and survival of the family: father, mother and children. At stake are the lives of many children who will be discriminated against in advance, and deprived of their human development given by a father and a mother and willed by God. At stake is the total rejection of God's law engraved in our hearts.'
"He went on to describe it as a ' "move" of the Father of Lies who seeks to confuse and deceive the children of God' and asked for lawmakers to 'not act in error.' "
2. "The Devil and Pope Francis" by Robert Royal
"... one of the most significant things to this point is that he's already mentioned the Devil several times. At his first papal Mass in the Sistine Chapel, during the homily to the cardinal electors, he quoted French writer Léon Bloy: 'Whoever does not pray to God, prays to the devil.' And then continued on his own: 'When one does not profess Jesus Christ, one professes the worldliness of the devil.'
"He spoke two days later to a gathering of the cardinals urging that they 'not cede to the bitterness and pessimism that the devil offers us every day.' This is not unusual language for him. When he was trying to stop the Argentine government from legalizing same-sex 'marriage,' he put the problem thus:
"'Let's not be naive: This is not a simple political fight; it is a destructive proposal to God's plan. This is not a mere legislative proposal (that's just it's form), but a move by the father of lies that seeks to confuse and deceive the children of God ... Let's look to St. Joseph, Mary, and the Child to ask fervently that they defend the Argentine family in this moment ... May they support, defend, and accompany us in this war of God.'
"A pope who openly and repeatedly speaks about the language of the devil, the father of lies, the war against God, and prayer to the Holy Family as a way to combat it clearly isn't trying to win points with the progressive media. Argentina's President Cristina Kirchner accused him of medievalism for these remarks, but that didn't intimidate him or others. And she was forced to withdraw the criticism."
3. "How to rout the demon's strategy"
Has anyone presented evidence that the Bishop is doing anything other than loving the sinner/hating the sin? Or is there a whole lotta projectin' going on?
Well said, John Prior.
Ill said, Mark Proska.
Unsaid, Father O.
Right said Fred.
But, seriously, I am still wondering about the precedents for this use of the ritual. Above, Helen asked about the propriety of announcing an exorcism in a press release; I didn't know if she was being rhetorical, or if there are actual injunctions against publicizing exorcisms. I also am unsure as to what/who exactly is supposed to be benefiting from the exorcism. Isn't exorcism performed to expell demons or to free from possession? So, from whom/what are demons being expelled?
Possession aside, I sometimes wonder concerning the asserted role of demons as tempters of humanity why anyone would think that the most ferocious, bloodthirsty, venal, profligate, cruel species that earth has ever seen would need coaches in wickedness. We wrote the book and could teach the universe.
To be fair, we also exhibit from time to time heroic virtue, tender mercy, and simple kindness. For our range is great. And on that side of our ambivalent nature, encouragement from others is usually important, maybe even necessary.
Jim, I like how you're all in a knot about people mocking Paprocki's stunt, but don't have a word to say about how the bishop is dehumanizing--nay, quite literally demonzing--gay people through these actions.
Is he? If gay people are the objects of the exorcise - which I don't think is established; like Tom Blackburn, I truly don't know who or what is being exorcised - then Paprocki would seem to be quite literally un-demonizing them. FWIW, though, my best guess is that it is not gay people who are being exorcised. Springfield, the capital of Illinois, is where the law was passed. I'm guessing that Paprocki is exorcising the law, or the legislators who passed it, or something intangible like the spirit of the age that enabled it. As the bishop of the state capital, maybe he sees this as (literally) within his province. Just guessing, though - we'd need to ask him to understand his train of thought.
Paprocki, it seems to me, is doing nothing more (and nothing less) than bearing witness that gay marriage is sinful. Naturally, many people disagree, and Catholics who disagree would be dissenters on this point, but to note that gay marriage is sinful is pretty much plain, vanilla, run-of-the-mill Catholicism.
Is an exorcism the best way to bear witness? As I say, the idea never would have occurred to me; it strikes me as idiosyncratic. But exorcism has a very strong scriptural basis and is deeply rooted in the tradition. It's not a mainstream expression of American Catholicism, but so what? The American Catholic church is filled with people who express their Catholicism in non-mainstream ways.
The bottom line is that Paprocki has chosen a Catholic way to express a Catholic idea. It's the idea that really upsets people.
This should be mocked primarily because Paprocki has moved supporting or participating in the expansion of civil marriage rights and responsibilities into the realm of grave sin. Even accepting the catechism teachings on homosexuality wholeheartedly (which I will admit I do not) -- how is this a grave sin? The catechism uses the word "grave" when speaking of same-sex sexual acts, not orienation or other parts of lives together. It also affirmatively says: "They (gay people) must be accepted with respect, compassion, and sensitivity. Every sign of unjust discrimination in their regard should be avoided." Support for same sex marriage is not about promoting same sex sexual acts. It is about accepting gay people in our communities "with respect, compassion and sensitivity" and removing "unjust discrimnation".
Jack - in most/all of the circumstances I can imagine, a single consensual homosexual sex act would (as the church judges these things) be a grave sin. A gay marriage would erect legal protections around a stable household arrangement that would enable many consensual homosexual sex acts. On that basis alone, a gay marriage would seem to be gravely sinful.
You're certainly right that gay people are entitled to respect, compassion and sensitivity. A supporter of the church's position on gay marriage, though, would note that gay marriage is not actually necessary to eradicate the instances of disrespect and insensitivity that had been institutionalized into laws and societal customs and practices: inheritance laws, entitlement to healthcare coverage, hospital visitation rights, apartment rental discrimination, employment discrimination and so on. All of these are addressable on their own, without introducing a notion of gay marriage.
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Calling all kids. It's your chance to get stomping. Spots are still available for the Children's Stomp at Irvin~House Vineyards' 10th annual Grape Stomping Festival happening Saturday, Aug. 24 from noon until 5 p.m.
Similar to the Adult Stomp, which will be held in heats, the Children's Stomp will have two children, between the ages of 6-12 years old, stomping grapes during an allotted time period. The catcher, or person who will catch all the grape juice that will be measured, can be of any age. The team to stomp the most juice will win prizes. To sign up your 6-12 year old team, call 559-6867 or email Fran Collins at email@example.com.
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The public is invited to join in the yearly harvest and stomping of the grapes at Charleston's only winery, Irvin~House Vineyards, located at 6775 Bears Bluff Road on Wadmalaw Island. Visitors are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or a blanket to picnic on the expansive lawn, but no coolers please. Along with live music from Bret Mosley and Guilt Ridden Troubadour, local craft vendors and food trucks will be on site. Kids will be entertained with a jump castle, face painting, and hula hoops for the little stompers. Food vendors include Farm on Fire, Home Team BBQ, Lowcountry Creole, Stono Cafe, Tomato Shed Cafe, Dulce Desserts and King of Pops.
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The contest will consist of teams of two who will compete in a grape stomping contest to see who can produce the most juice from 20 lbs. of grapes in three minutes. To sign up your team or read rules about the competition, visit www.charlestonwine.com.
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The best girls' soccer player this past season in the 3-A Big Eight Conference was Morgan Reid, from Raleigh's Cardinal Gibbons High School, according to the league's coaches.
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Chapel Hill senior Alex Kimball was the most valuable player of the 3-A championship, and she landed an all-conference spot in the Big Eight. Kimball is joined by teammates Megan Dell, Laura Sullivan, Frances Reuland, Sofie Nielsen and Mia Spencer. Carly Narotsky was honorably mentioned among the best in the Big Eight.
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Player of the year — Morgan Reid, Cardinal Gibbons. Goalkeeper of the year — Haley Glaser, Cardinal Gibbons. Coach of the year — Michele Miller, Cardinal Gibbons. Sportsmanship — Orange. All-conference fielders — Orange, Megan Joyner, Rachel Shinnick, Jr., Midfield; Webb, Elizabeth Grisham; Cardinal Gibbons, Reid, Megan Goudy, Calleigh West, Zoe Crabtree; Chapel Hill, Alex Kimball, Megan Dell, Laura Sullivan, Frances Reuland, Sofie Nielsen, Mia Spencer; Northern Vance, Hannah Burges; Southern, Maria Campos; Northwood, Jamie Palermo, Hailey Pister, Paige Marro, Dana Walker; Cedar Ridge, Alexis Zielke, Colette Cambey, Calli Rountree. All-conference goalkeepers — Glaser; Webb, Carla Pike; Southern, Keir Witherspoon. Athletics director award — Melissa Knight, Orange County Schools. Regional coach of the year — Michele Miller. Assistant coach of the year: Davis Boyle.
Player of the year — Charles Swoboda, Cardinal Gibbons. Coach of the year — Robert Guzzo. Sportsmanship — Cedar Ridge. All-conferece fielders — Cardinal Gibbons, Swoboda, Nicholas Rucinski, Cole Curis, Andrew Sebastiani, Cameron Delahunty; Cedar Ridge, Ben Braxton; Chapel Hill, David Cho; Northern Vance, Tommy Alacardi, Johnny Byrom. Northwood, C. Denny, D. Wells, S. Clarke.
Conference champion — Cardinal Gibbons. Coach of the year — Andrew Tuttle. Player of the year — Robert Kelly. Sportsmanship — Orange. All-conference players — Cardinal Gibbons, Kelly, Matt Galush, Noah Constantine, Jim Mantyh, Brody Chapman; Chapel Hill, Chris Chang, Bryan Zhang, Ryan Bradley, Jared Weber. Cedar Ridge, Zac Marion, Isaac Lutz. Orange, Jaden Vines, Jabari Hargrove. Northwood, Zafer Estill.
Fielder of the year — Kacia Vines, Cedar Ridge. Runner of the year — Rainesha Taylor, Webb. Coach of the year — Nicholas Mangum, Cardinal Gibbons. Sportsmanship —Webb. All-conference — Northwood, Alex Council, Tessa Sheets; Webb, Mia Terry, Jalisa Morton, Taylor, Ajani Johnson ,Glandra Jolly, Precious Battle, Lora Puryear; Cedar Ridge, Vines, Christine Hill. Chapel Hill, Anna Passannante, Quinece Fish, Paige Timothy; Cardinal Gibbons,
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Fielder of the year — Alex Ives, Cedar Ridge. Runner of the year — Collin Vilen, Chapel Hill. Coach of the year — Issac Marsh, Chapel Hill.
Sportsmanship — Cedar Ridge. All-conference — Southern, William Cameron, Kendall Hinton, Darryl Smith; Northern Vance, Tyrrick Bullock; Northwood, Jack Maynard, Imoh Udoh, Tristan Cochran; Darius Cole
Webb, Tevin Evans, Kahlil Brown. Chapel Hill, Harrison Young, Max Blackburn, James Barnett, Vilen, Drew Roeber, Albert Nyamayaro, Dillon Kopec, Jecori Owens-Shuler. Cedar Ridge, Noah Hanley, Jonathan Hall, Jared Buddington, Nate Merrill, Patrick Fallon, Harvon Allison, Ives. Cardinal Gibbons, J.T. Klimek. Northern Vance, Jeffrey Jones, Devin Anderson, Tamaj Bullock, Tyrrick Bullock, Michael Spinner, Quavon Harris
Offensive player of the year — Gannon Morrison. Defensive player of the year —Chris Lappin, Cardinal Gibbons. Coach of the year —Kevin McDaniel, Northwood. Sportsmanship — Orange. All-conference — Cardinal Gibbons, Cardinal Gibbons, Steven Albright, Kevin McHendry, Lappin, Matt Bowen, Jack Prevost, Robert Lavelle, Daniel Geiger, Chad Snyder, Gannon Morrison, Mark Schachte, Hunter Van Horn. Chapel Hill, Brett Buchman, Grant Deselm, Anders Haaland, Peter Norwood, Noah Layden, Paul Miller. Orange, Dylan McKinnon, Daniel Allred, James Harward, Bowen Collins, Northwood, Jack Dalton, Rob Hamlet, Tyler Romel, Wesley Meyer. Cedar Ridge, Jeffrey Williams, Graham Tobin, Cole Churchill.
Player of the year — Logan Barefoot, Cedar Ridge. Pitcher of the year — Anna Jasper, Northwood. Coach of the year, Butch Edenfield, Northwood. Sportsmanship — Webb. All-conference — Webb, Brooke Wheeler, Bre Lewis, Hailee Cutts; Cedar Ridge, Barefoot, Holli Butler, Lou Allen, Tyler Frazee, Ashley Durham. Northwood, Jasper, Ally McKee, Alexa Bernard McKenzie Allgood, Samantha Droese, Courtney Wilson, Payton Springle. Cardinal Gibbons, Joelle DeVita, Mia Brosius, Kassidy Wood, Elizabeth Pedersen. Orange, Montana Davidson, Mia Davidson, Rachel Peel, Kaneisha Pettiford, Kyrbee Cheek.
Player of the year – Brad Debo, Orange. Pitcher of the year — Andrew Miller, Chapel Hill. Coach of the year — Benji Nelson, Northern Vance. Sportsmanship — Webb. All-conference — Orange, Debo, Bryse Wilson, Jordan Toney, Joe Piscitelli, Collin Pope. Cedar Ridge, Michael Burroughs, Chris Smith-Burks. Cardinal Gibbons, Stephen Scott, Brandon Loy, Daniel Pedersen. Southern, Joshua Bumgardner. Northwood, Garrett Scott, Jacob Sipe, Trevor Hackney. Northern Vance, Nate Arrington, Kevonte Hanks. Chapel Hill, Ian Templeton, Miller, Nick Herbert, Sam Sisk. Webb, Taylor Williams.
Player of the year — Jarren Winstead, Roxboro Community. Coach of the year — Pete Shankle, Voyager. All-conference — Voyager, Chad SykesJohn Sanders, Hunter Coates, Jake Olimpo, Nick Batten, KiKi Kornegay, Caleb Trueheart, Bryson Willis; Roxboro Community, Winstead, Tucker Hord, Samuel Whitt, Parker Brann, Collin Winstead, Drew Long; Franklin Academy, Andrew Weiss, Jordan Maye, Jacob Faulkner, D.J. Hansen. River Mill, Travis Carroll, Zachary Marrs. East Wake, Rex Johnson, Alex Lape.
Player of the year — Brooke Sanderson, East Wake. Pitcher of the year — Charity Gentry, Roxboro Community. Sportsmanship— River Mill Academy . All-conference — Franklin Academy, Gianna Buccellato, Claire Batten, Ally Pearsall, Kaylee Miller. Roxboro Community, Alyssa Morris, Courtney Fox, Brooke Throckmorton, Rachel Jones, August Fox; Voyager, Kalista Kornegay, Leah Parrish, Mackenzie Allison, Brittney Pullar; River Mill, Hannah Nolan, Brittany Wilkins, Abigail Bradley; East Wake, Rachel Thompson, Sanderson, Lexi Hargesheimer.
Player of the year — Isabel Pearce, Woods Charter. Goalkeeper of the year — Amelia Huffman, Franklin Academy. Coach of the year — Steven Grosso, Raleigh Charter. All-conference — Raleigh Charter, Alexa Dreyer, Sarah Hammond, Abby Rhodes, Kylee Parsons, Karly Dreyer, Hannah Schauss, Liz Nichols; Franklin Academy, Huffman, Kiera Stephan, Anna Krussow, Paige Roberson; Woods Charter, Isabel Pearce, Martha Farrell, Mackenzie Abbott, Kat Pike, Renee Brozowski, Jade Ogilvie; East Wake, Isabella Hertzig, Emily Stacy; Roxboro Community, Maranda Oliver; Kestrel Heights, Christy Johnson, Ciara Edmonds, Dina Avila; Voyager, Hope Garcia.
Player of the year — Harrison Stone, Voyager. Coach of the year — Steve Efird, Raleigh Charter. Sportsmanship —Franklin Academy. All-conference singles — Voyager, Stone, Luke Bennett; Franklin Academy, Jonathan Venable, Patrick Duffy; Raleigh Chater, Abichiran Baskaran, Revant Birla; River Mill, Seth Clapp, Shannon Mebane. All-conference doubles: Stone / Christian Quick, Voyager; Baskaran / Revant Birla, Raleigh Charter; Franklin Academy, Venable/Duffy.
Player of the year — McKenzie Barringer, Voyager. Coach of the year — Mike Armstrong, Frankline Academy. Sportsmanship — Raleigh Charter. All-conference — Voyager, Barringer, Sam Paynter; Franklin Academy, Grant Lewis, Jacob Rosentreter, Ryan Lamm, Jonas Hillyard, Cody McDaniel; Raleigh Charter, Susannah Ireland, Elish Mahajan; River Mill, Gunner Franklin.


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Wilmington's John Jeremiah Sullivan may be better known nationally than he is in his adopted home state. His reputation as an insightful and incisive essayist remind some critics of Tom Wolfe in his early days or of the biting writing of North Carolina's Hal Crowther. A few weeks ago The New York Times Magazine published Sullivan's long article on Venus and Serena Williams and their complicated family. The November 4 Times Book Review included his review of "The Way the World Works," by Nicholson Baker. Sullivan is hot literary property. His latest book, "Pulphead: Essays," a collection of some of his best work, garnered worshipful reviews in literary circles. He will be the guest on North Carolina Bookwatch on Friday at 9:30 p.m. and Sunday at 5 p.m. (Nov. 9, 11)
Can a psychotherapist take the insights she learns from her profession and use them as a novelist to create fictional characters whose real strengths and weaknesses come together to make them compelling? Raleigh author Diane Chamberlain has done it over and over since 1986 with a series of successful novels. Her latest, "The Good Father," follows a struggling almost homeless father and his four-year-old daughter as they confront hardened criminals while finding help from a surprising group of North Carolinians. (Nov. 16, 18)
In 1968 a train carried the body of the assassinated Robert Kennedy from New York to Washington for burial beside his slain brother. Millions lined the route. At each place the train passed people living their separate lives. Those lives inspired a series of fictional stories with different characters, all compelling. North Carolina native David Rowell brings these stories and characters together in "The Train of Small Mercies." (Nov. 23, 25)
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Madison County, north of Asheville and up along the Tennessee border, has been the location of two novels featured recently on Bookwatch: Ron Rash's "The Cove" and Wiley Cash's "A Land More Kind than Home." Now there is a third fine Madison County novel. Terry Roberts' "A Short Time to Stay Here" is a story of World War I and more than 2,000 Germans interned in a resort hotel in Hot Springs. It is a story of love, killing and conflict of different cultures that come together in explosive and surprising fashion. (Dec. 7 only)
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CANA, Va. — An 82-year-old Cana man passed away at the scene of an accident Monday morning on Bear Trail Road in Cana.
According to Virginia State Police Trooper S.M. Cochran, Garnett William Willard was driving a 1999 Ford F150 pickup truck when he ran off the left side of the road and struck a tree at about 8:45 a.m. Monday. The accident occurred about three-quarters of a mile east of Polar Lane. Cochran said the Cana Rescue Squad was the first to arrive on scene, where Garnett was found already deceased.
Cochran said Garnett's body will be sent to a medical examiner for an autopsy to determine the cause of death.
"We're not sure, but there is a good chance it could have been a medical condition," Cochran said.