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The historic Versailles Hotel is being incorporated into the Faena District with a glamorous restoration and residential conversion.
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A new artistic intervention by Typoe for ELEVATE, the ascending platform inside the elevator of Casa Claridge's Hotel.
Designed by Rem Koolhaas/OMA, the 50,000 square-foot building located at 33rd and Collins Avenue in Miami Beach, will open first quarter 2016.
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Paul Qui, one of the most exciting young chefs in the country, joins our culinary collaboratory.
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One of the world's most high-profile chefs, Francis Mallmann, will oversee Los Fuegos.
The 1970s annex of the Versailles building on Collins and 35th Street, has come down in dramatic fashion.
Working with the renowned winemaker Marcelo Pelleriti, we have brought to life a collection of wines that capture the essence of Argentina's best vineyards and traditions.


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B'ak'tun 14 Opportunity to Reflect
December 21, 2012, was the last day of the 13th B'ak'tun. It's date was 22.214.171.124.0. December 22, 2012, was the first day of the 14th B'ak'tun. It's date was 184.108.40.206.1.
The Maya have no apocalyptic prophesies, despite the hysteria and predictions that focused on this part of the world. Newspapers and other news organizations sure have been getting their money's worth out of this event, like in this article from the LA Times, just one of hundreds. But this is a new era and a new opportunity for reflection about our place and influence on Planet Earth. When B'ak'tun 14 ends, we wonder if our descendants will think well of our stewardship of this world that they inherited. We certainly hope so, and we hope that everyone takes this opportunity to step up and take responsibility for the future of our fellow human beings and of the planet itself.
This year it seems that Merida's contemporary art museum, the MACAY, got a new lease on life. We don't know the details, but we do know that they stepped up their marketing campaigns, their activities open to the community and they brought in a lot of new art and artists. As a consequence, their numbers were up for 2012. The average influx of visitors at the MACAY each year is a reported 74,000 people. In 2012, the MACAY reported 80,000 visitors. In addition, the MACAY put almost 30,000 local schoolchildren through various art programs, including A Day at the MACAY (pictured here), as well as bimonthly, quarterly and summer courses, and the Sunday Biciruta program. Let's hope they keep introducing new and wonderful art to the Merida and visiting public. We are very proud of our MACAY museum and look forward to discovering more art there in 2013.
Holiday Air Traffic Up 30%
Officials at the airport in Merida are reporting that this holiday season saw a 30% increase in the numbers of flying tourists. With approximately 108 flights per day, Merida's Manuel Crescencio Rejon International Airport is expected to end the year with about 1,200,000 passengers. As of now, plans include new routes for Volaris and negotiations with InterJet are underway. Current destinations to and from Merida include other cities on the Yucatan Peninsula, Cuba, Miami and Houston. This is in addition to AeroMexico's airlift between Cancun and Merida. We know a lot of expats who are wishin' and hopin' that there would be more (and cheaper) flights from different parts of North America… we will let you know as soon as we know anything!
Adventure of a Lifetime for 6 Year Old Boy
The fishing crew, all from Progreso, included Ricardo Gonzalez Cetina, brothers Rivelino and Delfino Vera Chacon, plus little Leandro Vera Sosa, who is barely six years of age. The fish they were hunting, a large grouper, lived in a cave off the coast of Telchac Puerto. He was about 5 ½ ft. long and weighed in at 134 ½ lbs. When it got to market, the fish was sold for $4,000 pesos! We wish we knew more about little Leandro, who is given credit for having participated in the trip. This is the stuff that little boys' dreams are made of, and we are sure news clippings and photos will be kept, while the story itself will turn into one of those long and glorious tales Leandro ultimately tells his grandchildren. Everything may not be perfect in Yucatan, but there are still opportunities to have the adventures of a lifetime, no matter one's age.
Hope for Street Dogs in Yucatan
Almost every expat in Yucatan that we have met has in some way participated in the rescue or care of one or more street dogs during their time in the Yucatan. In Merida, many strides were made in improving the conditions at the city-run dog pound (la perrera), as well as in cooperation between private and public organizations trying to help dogs and get dogs off the streets. In a few days, the third annual Spay & Neuter Clinic will start in Merida and Progreso, sterilizing many dogs and cats which will help keep the population of unwanted animals down. We recently also read about an expat on the Maya Riviera, Lisa Edwards, who has started a non-profit 501(3)c in the USA to help fund improvements for the perrera on that coast, to help publicize the needs of the dogs and most importantly, to publicize and facilitate the ability for tourists (and others) to adopt dogs that they meet on the Maya Riviera that they would like to take home. Lisa's Lost Dog Foundation is beginning to help a lot of dogs, some of whom can be seen in this story about her work. Go, Lisa!! And if you want to help, find the Lost Dog Foundation here on their Facebook page.
Putting Progreso Children Through School
For the last four years, the Working Gringos have been sponsoring a young man who lives in Progreso to attend high school. We have done our sponsoring through Apoyo Progreso, run by Kitty Morgan, who must have been an accountant in another life. Every quarter, we get a complete accounting of where every peso went. Our pesos go to things like books, backpacks, uniforms and school registration fees. In addition, Kitty manages to squeeze in Christmas presents, not only for the kids being sponsored but for their younger siblings who are living in the same home and are there when presents are delivered. This year, Kitty and her crew delivered presents to 75 kids and 42 younger siblings. Kids in this program are required to keep their grades up in order to stay in the program, and already there are a few graduates of the program that attending college. In June 2013, the program will have its very first college graduate, a fully-fledged junior high school physics teacher! Kitty is also starting a similar program to help some of the needier kids through their college years, with the same grade requirements.
Kitty recently sent us a report about the college program, which we found interesting. After reviewing the situation, she has found that private colleges are totally unaffordable for middle class families in Yucatan. UADY is a public university and is also the best college in Merida. It only accepts one of every eight applicants, so those who get in are the best of the best and they get a good education. The actual cost of the classes at UADY comes to less than $2500 pesos a year, but the transportation costs to and from Merida are what put a college education out of reach for most kids in Progreso or along the beach. Even with discounts, the addition of transportation costs and internet cafe costs puts the total cost at $1000 to 1300 USD per year for a student in Progreso. Now, Kitty is working on raising money and sponsors for the most deserving high school graduates who have dreams of going to college.
If you are interested in participating in this or any of the similar programs in Merida and along the coast, read this article and contact one of the groups. We guarantee that the money you put towards a deserving child's college education will be money well spent!

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Yea I seen them at a competition last year. I'm doubting the school reputation. The students clowned around alot. And i doubt he is a legit teacher. I'm not really up to investigating so could someone do it for me? Is this school legit? I heard his master was Grandmaster Curtis Futch. Is this school really a decent dojo? Or just another man wanting to play martial artist? Take a look at this Its master lee another man trained by Curtis Futch. I have a lack of trust in all american "masters" and "grandmasters". Sorry if I come off as disrespectful but I feel you should always question something.
Bullshido doesn't go after people just because "the students clowned around a lot." If you have something concrete you like us to investigate come back but now it's sounds like you are just too lazy and want someone else to do your work. Why don't you send them an email with your questions.
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Well the cows came home
And now I don't know what to do
Because I have been waiting for them
I thought something magical would happen
But they just kind of sauntered up (only the way a cow can do)
And stood there and mooed.
At first I was dumbstruck
But then I decided to dance
For I had heard from a friend they liked to watch people dance
But I got the same dumbfounded looks from the whole herd
What next…drum solo…of course they would love that
I could see them all swaying and holding lighters in the air
But alas again no fireworks nothing.
So I went to the barn and they all followed me (kind of spooky)
And I got out some hay and spread it around
And they began to eat
So was that why they came home?
I always heard the old timers say "Till the cows come home."
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Hello everyone!I would just like to thank everyone on this site for what they have done to help many people. Before I first happened to get a search for a page on Tentmaker, I had been doing thinking and I was drifting closer to UR; I think that the first real contact that I happened to have with this site was with the "100 scriptural proofs" page at www.tentmaker.org/books/ScripturalProofs.html near the start of this year, which just about convinced me straight off!I have an interest in Christian apologetics and (rather over-ambitiously) have been trying to write a booklet outlining evidence for Christianity, and defence from atheist attacks on it, as well as a small blog site (which I can give the address of it you're interested). Universal reconciliation is an excellent approach that solves the "What about those who've never heard?" problem and any "Problem of Hell" that there may be, and allows accusations of violence and fear easily addressed by appealing to God's love. It also makes the "Problem of Evil" much easier to solve convincingly!Personally, I have had some rather distressing experiences of doubting God's love, and I am very glad that the idea of UR allows us to hold onto it as a steadfast anchor, and that I found it sooner rather than later! Thanks again to everyone! True praise be to God!


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Tahoe Crayfish California Governor Jerry Brown has recently signed into law a bill that legalizes commercial fishing of crayfish, which could mean good things for the Lake Tahoe Basin. Officials estimate the lake holds 240 million to 280 million invasive crayfish, and fishing the crustaceans will provide local food for consumers and create a new industry. Of course, there are a few hiccups in the deal too. Capital Public Radio's Sierra Reporter Ky Plaskon joins us to explain.
"The Collectors" Have you ever taken a wrong turn on eBay and found yourself wondering who'd buy a Wizard of Oz PEZ dispenser for $100? Well, there's actually quite a lot of people spending a lot more than that on PEZ dispensers and other limited edition goods. "The Collectors," on Sacramento's public television station KVIE, is focused on finding these collectors and chronicling their journey to accumulate the best assortment of antiques and such. Steve Abbott is a whiskey bottle collector who was recently featured in an episode of "The Collectors." He joins us with KVIE Producer Jason Shoultz to talk about the rabbit hole of collecting and the latest installment of the show - "Animals and Antiques" - which airs at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 18 at 7 p.m.
Elaine Eats Capital Public Radio's Elaine Corn joins us for a monthly discussion about all things food in Northern California. Farm-to-Fork week is about to begin in Sacramento and we'll hear about some the events planned and what chefs and city leaders hope to accomplish.
Ben Goldberg An award-winning clarinetist is bringing his Unfold Ordinary Mind project to Antiquite Maison Privee this weekend. Ben Goldberg was named the "Rising Star" for clarinet in 2011 and 2013 by Downbeat Magazine and he'll perform this weekend with Nels Cline (Wilco) on guitar, Ches Smith on drums and Ellery Eskelin and Rob Sudduth on saxophones. We'll talk with Goldberg about the Unfold Ordinary Mind project and hear some of his music.
DayTripper: Salmon Fishing Capital Public Radio reporter Bob Moffitt heads out on the Sacramento River to try his hand at salmon fishing.


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Tim Carswell of Charleston has won The Post and Courier's Golden Pen award for July for his letter to the editor "City should ease up on entrepreneurs."
Mr. Carswell opened his letter with: "Lately I have noticed a trend that is causing me to shake my not-so-bony fist in righteous indignation. The city of Charleston has taken a turn to what looks to this casual observer like stiff opposition to entrepreneurs.
"The latest example is the proposed tightening of the hours for new bars and restaurants in a certain area (although an outcry from the business owners has been sufficient to cause the city to rethink the issue)."
He added: "And now sting operations are being planned on private homeowners offering accommodations to tourists, rickshaw drivers for unlicensed tours and most recently, a new alternative to taxi cabs, UberX."
And: "If you're willing to take a risk with your own money and sweat, you should get a break. It's hard enough to make an idea a reality without so much government oversight. At least one of the city's oldest family-owned furniture businesses was started many years ago by a man selling his wares from a pushcart. Try that these days and see how far you get."
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"I have a water feature in my backyard. I'm thinking about charging a dollar to see it."
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Just over a week after leaving office, former Gov. Robert F. McDonnell (R) and his wife, Maureen were indicted on federal charges related to gifts they received from a Virginia businessman.
Charges in the 14-count indictment include wire fraud, making a false statement and obstructing an official proceeding.
The indictment outlines allegations that have been related through media reports throughout the year.
According to the indictment, McDonnell first became acquainted with Star Scientific CEO Jonnie Williams (referred to in the indictment only as "JW") during his 2009 campaign, when Williams allowed the gubernatorial candidate to use his private jet to travel to campaign appearances.
The indictment alleges that Maureen McDonnell, in particular, solicited expensive gifts from Williams, including designer clothing, a $15,000 payment for the wedding expenses for one of the McDonnells' daughters and two $50,000 personal loans.
The McDonnells used the loans to help pay the mortgages of two Sandbridge beach properties the family co-owned with other relatives, which were not bringing in enough income to cover expenses.
The McDonnells also played rounds of golf at an exclusive club and took expensive vacations on Williams' dime, according to the indictment.
Some portions of the indictment, including a quote from an email from Bob McDonnell to his wife, suggest that the governor was not initially aware of the full extent of the gifts his wife was soliciting from Williams but went along with the process when he learned of it.
In a statement, McDonnell continued to say, as he has in the past, that he did nothing illegal in accepting gifts from Williams.
"I deeply regret accepting legal gifts and loans from Mr. Williams, all of which have been repaid with interest, and I have apologized for my poor judgment for which I take full responsibility," he said. "However, I repeat emphatically that I did nothing illegal for Mr. Williams in exchange for what I believed was his personal generosity and friendship. I never promised — and Mr. Williams and his company never received — any government benefit of any kind from me or my administration."
In exchange, the document alleges, the McDonnells agreed to help promote and legitimize Star Scientific's products, including helping the company convince researchers at state universities to conduct clinical trials of a product called Antabloc.
The governor hosted a launch party for the product at the governor's mansion, attended events promoting Star Scientific products and spoke with university and state health officials about the product, according to the indictment.
Maureen McDonnell also purchased thousands of shares of Star Scientific stock, according to the indictment, and then took steps to ensure that they were not held in her name at the time that elected officials are annually required to disclose their financial interests in Virginia. She ended up selling the stock in December 2011.
The McDonnells did not disclose the loan or most of the gifts they received from Willimas in 2011 on their statement of economic interest filed in January 2012.
Once media reports began circulating about the governor's activities last year, the McDonnells repaid the loans to Williams and returned gifts.
As a result of the scandal, ethics reform is one of the topics du jour in this year's General Assembly session, with multiple proposals to implement stricter gift limits and disclosure rules.
"This is a sad day for Virginia, but I remain optimistic that we can work together to reform our system in order to prevent episodes like this from occurring ever again," Gov. Terry McAuliffe (D) said in a statement Tuesday.
The McDonnells were scheduled to be arraigned Friday.


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The Last Days of Independent Brigantia
Cerialis and Agricola
Roman Wyre & Roman Fylde Coast
Roman Lancashire
Lancashire's Roman past is less well known than it should be.
I suppose it's mainly due to the fact that there are no large historic ruins in the area on a par with Hadrian's Wall or some of the better known Roman Villa sites in the south of the country.
However, there's a large band of amateur (and a smaller one of professional) historians and archaeologists who are well aware of Lancashire's Roman past and this website has been created with the aim of widening the audience of this knowledge. The site is also a means of recording new finds as well as providing a place to publish new material. There isn't one central point where amateur and professional or archaeologist and historian can come together to record and discuss all aspects of Roman Lancashire; this site will attempt to remedy that.
In 2008, David Shotter wrote, after I had enquired about a suitable (Roman Lancashire related) project for my Advanced Local History Diploma dissertation, that "
the main problem for Roman Lancashire is the lack of a good County Journal to keep up with things
Well, owing to the remit of that diploma's requirements a
County Journal
was not possible as my final dissertation, but I was able to write a piece on Roman finds in West Lancashire which took in older known finds as well as newer ones recorded in the Portable Antiquities Scheme database.
Much of that final dissertation will be used as starting points in this website as well as other associated ones (those concentrating on the Fylde Coast/River Wyre districts). But, given this age of cyberspace and information technology it seems fitting (and obvious) to try and establish a
County Journal
in the form of a website. Such a
would be accessible to all to view and relatively easy for those wishing to contribute; so I am proposing this website should be that
Editing will be light and modest because we expect contributors to know their subjects and we will try to accommodate all opinions and subject matter, no matter how obscure it may seem; the key point of relevance being it should pertain to Roman Lancashire in some way.
It's frustrating not having any extensive Roman ruins in the county, although to some degree Ribchester does provide some large scale physical evidence as does
Chester, which, although not in our county, provides firm evidence of the legionary fortress that was literally on our doorstep.
Most evidence and finds are small scale, but together provide us with the patterns we need to draw inferences about our Roman past. But, apart from the physical artefacts that must be the mainstay of any interpretation, without the knowledge, research and explanations of people like Watkin, David Shotter and Ben Edwards the artefacts would be just mere interesting antiquaria. So, this Roman Lancashire site will depend on the explanations of our County experts to enlighten us as to what it all means. Having said that the site is open to all to contribute, all who have something meaningful to say on the Roman past of the area.
As self-appointed editor I will set the ball rolling with an introduction to the Romans in Lancashire.
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We have eight residence halls across campus. If you're interested in learning more about Panther Villiage or Hillside-Jennings, please go to the Apartment Units page.
The seven co-ed residence halls are Bender, Campbell, Dancer, Hagemann, Noehren, Rider, and Shull. Lawther is our all-female hall. The co-ed halls have all-male and all-female houses, as well as co-ed houses in Noehren and Rider. The Residence Comparison Chart shows the different options in the halls and the individual hall pages show you more information specific to each hall.
Houses: Each of our eight residence halls has between 4 and 13 communities which we call "houses." About 50 students live in each house, which can be an entire floor of a hall or portion of a floor. All have common bathrooms and hallways and most also have lounges. New students are placed into these based on availability, but there is the option to live in a Living Learning Community.
- Resident Assistants (RAs) are full-time students who are carefully selected and trained to be knowledgeable about university services and opportunities. There is typically one per house and they are there to help build a community where you can grow and succeed. Your RA will help you adjust to college life, keep you informed, get you involved, and, most importantly, lend an ear when you need advice or assistance.
- Residence Life Coordinators (RLCs) are full-time professional staff member who lives and works right in your residence hall. Each coordinator supervises RAs and desk staff, advises student groups and oversees management of the building.
Assignments: If the Department of Residence receives your completed contract and pre-payment by May 1, you will be notified of your room and roommate assignment in June. The letter you receive in June details move-in information, your residence hall, your room number, and your roommate's information.
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This week features a ridiculous number of opportunities to catch quality live music in Central Oregon, so I'm highlighting some of the best options for each night. But remember, you can always find lots more at The Bulletin's online event calendar.
Tonight's treat is a free show at Munch & Music by powerful blues singer Shemekia Copeland. You can read more about her here. M&M gets going around 5:30 p.m., and Copeland will take the stage … sometime after that. Just be there and be ready.
Also tonight, a couple of local CD-release shows worth mentioning:
–Bend-based pop-rock band Cadence has a new EP ready for the world, and they'll celebrate with a show at tonight at the old Boomtown location (910 N.W. Harriman Street, Bend). Mosley Wotta and Symmetry/Symmetry will also perform. I think it starts at 7 p.m. and cover is $5. This band writes grand, sweeping songs that are super catchy, so go check 'em out.
–Longtime local musician Brad Jones also has a new CD to release, his first under the name Keez. He's also throwing a release show at 9 tonight at Madhappy Lounge (850 N.W. Brooks St., Bend). It'll be free to get in. Read up on Jones here, and listen to some of his tunes here.


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"HAM, a parish in the hundred of Elstub, county Wilts, 4 miles S. of Hungerford, its railway station and post town. It is a small agricultural village. The land, which is chiefly arable, consists of extensive sweeps of open country, lying under a range of chalk hills. The downs afford good pasturage for sheep, and there is a small extent of woodland. The soil is in some parts chalk, and in others a sandy loam. The living is a rectory in the diocese of Sarum, value £457, in the patronage of the Bishop of Winchester. The church, dedicated to All Saints, is a small tile-roofed edifice, with a square tower. The parochial charities produce £1 per annum. There is a school supported by the rector."
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Common to all parishes is a Key to Abbreviations and a description of Church Records and Indexes for Wiltshire, including a complete Marriage Index for the county.
Indexes and registers of the parish church of Ham, All Saints:
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- VRI Chr 1604-1906, Mar 1605-1841
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After Hobby Lobby, What Next?By
If you believe the liberal media, the Supreme Court decision in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc. is the most sweeping and revolutionary case since Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka. Of course they're right, but not for the reasons they suppose. Nothing has changed, but then everything has changed. In the particulars, this was a very narrow ruling, but the legal landscape has been transformed. At the same time, liberal opponents of religious freedom have noticeably shifted their emphasis away from abortion and their tone has become more alarming and frantic. Liberals have gone too far in pushing an extreme anti-religious agenda and now they are losing the debate–and they know it.
In the immediate future, yesterday's decision will change absolutely nothing for the employees of Hobby Lobby or Conestoga Wood Specialties. They will still have access to contraception just as they did before ObamaCare became law. Assuming the Obama Administration follows the guidance of the Court, the employees will also not have a co-pay for the abortion-inducing drugs and devices which were the subject of the case. Instead, we'll all pay for it through higher medical bills. This has not changed. The main result of the decision will be to weaken the ability of the government to conscript corporations into the service of ideological goals through capricious regulations and unfunded mandates—although the government still wields vast powers to threaten and stifle religious expression.
Yesterday, a three-judge panel for the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals (including two Obama appointees) took a positive step to further curtail those powers by granting an emergency injunction just hours before crushing penalties were set to go into effect for the Eternal Word Television Network for refusing to complete the Kafka-esque "Form 700" which presents religious groups with a Catch-22 of signing the form to prove that they object to signing the form. As the main Catholic television outlet in the United States, EWTN has an explicitly religious mission and was founded by a nun from the Order of the Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration, Mother Mary Angelica of the Assumption. If the First Amendment and the Religious Freedom Restoration Act do not apply to EWTN, they are meaningless.
Even though little has changed in practice, this marks a major shift in the legal fortunes of Catholic non-profits which carry out an explicitly religious mission. Prior to the Hobby Lobby decision, other appeals by groups such as the Little Sisters of the Poor and Notre Dame University have met with more resistance and setbacks, but it seems that now there is new hope that Catholic colleges, charities, and hospitals will be able to obtain the same blanket exemptions as "official" Church organizations, which is after all an absurd and artificial distinction as we are all called to carry out the Church's mission, whether in holy orders, consecrated religious life, or as laypeople.
In a kinder, gentler age, liberals would have looked at all of this with a haughty condescension. As recently as the 2004 election, John Kerry, the Democratic candidate for the presidency said, "I can't take my Catholic belief, my article of faith, and legislate it on a Protestant or a Jew or an atheist." However, liberals and small-c catholics like John Kerry tend to forget that the First Amendment works both ways, "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof…" Still, John Kerry's disingenuousness is nothing compared to the 2012 election when delegates to the Democratic National Convention booed and jeered when the seemingly innocuous phrase "God-given potential" was put to a vote. Today's Democratic Party is openly hostile to religious expression and we need the First Amendment more than ever.
We can take heart that in the frenzy of manufactured outrage and puerile bullying, liberals have shifted their focus away from abortion and their tone has taken on a new urgency. They know that abortion is a losing issue. Even though the Hobby Lobby case was about drugs and devices which can be used to induce an abortion, everyone on the left is talking about the pill. Liberals argue that the Hobby Lobby ruling will "roll back the clock" on women's rights, but to the contrary, liberals are rolling back the clock on their rhetoric back to the 1960's. The great irony is that their defeat yesterday was self-inflicted. Bill Clinton, who retains tremendous power and influence in the Democratic Party, signed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act into law in 1993.
Catholic organizations like the Little Sisters of the Poor and EWTN don't want to force their beliefs on anyone, but they would like to be able to practice their own faith as Catholics have done for centuries. This desire for continuity and humility contrasts with the tone of liberal objections ranging from paranoia to obscenity. If the Little Sisters of the Poor and EWTN prevail in their appeals, little will change for them. Catholic charities will continue to evangelize and to share the beauty of the Catholic faith with the world. What will change is that Catholics will have the freedom to repair the grievous wounds to the sanctity of human life and of the family which our culture has sustained over the last century through the power and witness of living our lives as worthy examples of our faith in all that we do.
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I want to share Sen. Schumer's (D-NY) comments with CatholicVote's readers. Here is the link. http://cnsnews.com/news/article/eric-scheiner/schumer-religious-americans-pick-one-your-faith-or-your-business?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Marketing&utm_term=Facebook&utm_content=Facebook&utm_campaign=N-Schumer-Faith-Business. In 20212, 51% of Catholic voters voted for such viewpoints. I do hope this November, in '16 and every time thereafter, Catholic voters vote policy.
I read, or heard, that one of the justices say that HL ruling may not effect the ruling of Non-for-profits like EWTN, Sacred Heart Radio, etc., in that the government already made offerings of exemptions and were turned down by the non-profits. That ruling may not be as successful for them.
The church needs to take the strongest stand possible against vasectomies – it is an evil act and these men need to REPENT.
Would you rather have Vatican roulette?
Did we all miss something, Raynia?
Were vasectomies ordered to be part of a company's health care package at no cost to the end user?
That was the issue with the ACA here.
The real victory will be when vasectomies are outlawed, it is illegal for an unmarried man to buy viagra and punishment for that viagra purchase is serious jail time.
Say what?
Raynia is running out the shopworn canard that somehow makes Viagra and contraception some sort of equivalent.
This victory for religious liberty and our constitution can and should be celebrated but not without caution or the loss of diligence going forward in our battle with the secular progressives determined to transform our values and subvert our moral consciences. We must see that this was accomplished by the narrowest margin. The
enemies of pro-life and the defense of marriage now see clearly that they need only one more seat on the highest court to assure they can do as they please regardless of any and all opposition to their agenda. The current administration will make this goal the top priority before their prince charming leaves office. Count on it , pray that it does not happen.
What's next? Hopefully some catechesis on why contraception harms individuals and hurts society. Today we hear clearly Justice Ginsburg and the ACLU's rationale for contraception and crazy catholics who want to take control of every uterus. Sadly, we also hear precious little from the Catholic understanding of the Theology of the Body. This is the teaching moment of a lifetime.
Agreed Norm. So as a member of the Body of Christ what are you doing then for your part in this opportunity of a lifetime "teaching moment"?


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Ely Foodbank expands to help people in the Fens
Posted: November 14, 2013|
A foodbank set up to help struggling families in the Ely area is expanding to help people in the Fens.
Ely Foodbank was only set up last November but in just 12 months it has grown to offer a helping hand to people across the Ely, Soham and Littleport area.
The scheme is now expanding further so that it can help people in need in March and Chatteris.
Alan Williams, the foodbank's development coordinator, said: "We're trying to ensure that anyone living within reasonable reach of our local towns and villages who is in food crisis has equal access to help from Ely Foodbank.
"We have a non-judgemental approach where people are listened to and helped to engage with the appropriate local agencies.
"People who visit our distribution centres say that they feel valued and understood. Often they return to say thank you, to volunteer their help or to make their own donation.
"By working in partnership with 50 local agencies and organisations, all of us as individuals can play our part in working together to ensure that we can look after local people who are going through difficult times, and enable them to get the help they need to get through their crises with revived hope and dignity restored."
In the last year, the foodbank has handed out more than 19 tonnes of food to more than 2,400 people in crisis.
The distribution centres are now open as follows:
Monday: Salvation Army Hall, City Road, Littleport, from 10-11am.
Tuesday: Lighthouse Centre, Lynn Road, Ely, from 1-2.30pm, and Powerhouse Church, City Road, March, from 1-2.30pm.
Thursday: Salvation Army Hall, Bushel Lane, Soham from 10-11am.
Friday: Salvation Army Hall, City Road, Littleport, from 10-11am, Emmanuel Church, East Park Street, Chatteris, from 10.30-11.30am, and The Forum, Barton Road, Ely, from 1-2.30pm.
Vouchers for food can be presented at any of the above centres, regardless of where it was issued.
For more information about the foodbank, call (01353) 662396, email email@example.com or visit www.elyfoodbank.org.uk.


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The recent case of a Briton man giving birth to a girl has stirred a debate over Gender Identity Disorder. It has been revealed that the man was born female but got his gender changed because he was not comfortable with the fact that he is a girl.
The Gender Identity Disorder is said to be a genetic disorder. A baby is born with it and thus feels reluctance in accepting his or her own gender. When a child turns three or five, he begins to recognize their gender.
However, if their genetic gender doesn't matches with the psychological gender then there are high chances of the child experiencing a conflict within himself as he is not ready accept his sexuality. There a few kids who find it actually hard to be recognized as boys or girls. In some cases they may even go to the extreme of cutting their private parts.
It is even harder for parents to learn that their children are suffering from Gender Identity Disorder. However, in some cases the children grows out from the disorder and begins to accept their sexuality. But at the same time it is actually difficult of a few to accept their sexuality.
Last year, about seven children, in the age group of five, were diagnosed with Gender Identity Disorder. However, 165 children under the age group of 18 were diagnosed with the disorder at Tavistock and Patman Foundation Trust.
Zach Avery is among those few children who have been diagnosed with the Genetic Identity Disorder at tender age. His mother, Theresa said, "He just turned round to me one day when he was three and said 'Mummy, I'm a girl'… But then it got serious and he would become upset if anyone referred to him as a boy".
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National Hurricane Center director answers the big one: Should Katy evacuate?
Today marks the end of the 2012 Atlantic hurricane season and, accordingly, I had the opportunity this week to interview Rick Knabb, the director of the National Hurricane Center. I asked a lot of serious questions, and I'm going to post about that later today because there are some very serious issues the National Weather […] [Read More]
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ARLINGTON – Starting outside linebacker Anthony Spencer is one of the seven inactive players for the Cowboys tonight. Spencer was listed as questionable in the official injury report Saturday after missing all of last week's practices with a shoulder injury left over from last week's win over Tampa Bay. He'll be replaced by Victor Butler. […] [Read More]
Conflicting reports on whether Spencer will play tonight
Reports have surfaced that the Cowboys likely will be without outside linebacker Anthony Spencer when they host the Bears tonight on Monday Night Football. Spencer is listed as questionable after missing all last week with a shoulder injury. Citing an anonymous source, ESPNDallas.com reported he's out. But Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones told Dallas' […] [Read More]
Carr set to tangle with another familiar foe
Monday night is another AFC West reunion game for the Cowboys' Brandon Carr, who spent his first four seasons with Kansas City. One week after he helped shut down Tampa Bay's Vincent Jackson (a former San Diego Charger), Carr is set to face Chicago's Brandon Marshall (a former Denver Bronco). "Another 60-minute battle," said Carr, […] [Read More]
Spencer listed as questionable
The Cowboys on Saturday listed outside linebacker Anthony Spencer as questionable for Monday night's game after he missed practice all week with a shoulder injury. Safety Gerald Sensabaugh is probable after missing last week's win over Tampa Bay with a calf injury. The Cowboys ruled three starters out: Coleman, Ratliff and center Phil Costa, who […] [Read More]
Mavs coach friends with Garrett, enjoys visiting Valley Ranch
Cowboys coach Jason Garrett has developed a strong friendship with Rick Carlisle. The Mavericks coach is a frequent visitor to Valley Ranch and has even sat in on coaching meetings, Garrett said. Carlisle's latest visit to Cowboys headquarters was Friday. "Rick just likes to come by," Garrett said Saturday at his final media briefing of […] [Read More]
Bears' Texas alum Melton could add to Bernadeau's woes
Cowboys right guard Mackenzy Bernadeau was put on notice this week that his starting job could be in jeopardy if he continues to struggle. "We want more from him," offensive line coach Bill Callahan told reporters in Irving. "I've made this point to him. I'm not trying to send a message through the media to […] [Read More]
Romo supports his offensive line
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Cowboys sign veteran punter Moorman
With Chris Jones sidelined with a knee injury left over from the 16-10 win over Tampa Bay, the Cowboys on Thursday signed 10-year veteran punter Brian Moorman. Buffalo released Moorman this week after 11 seasons with the club and Pro Bowl appearances in 2006 and 2007. He appeared in 179 career games with the Bills, […] [Read More]
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The Lying Game Sneak Peek For Season 2, Episode 7: Ethan Done With Emma?
In this sneak peek of Season 2, Episode 7 of The Lying Game, Ethan confronts Emma about what happened the night before at the flipside formal. When she hesitates to answer, he gives her an ultimatum she wasn't expecting.


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This application can be completed/submitted by any prospective high school senior wishing to apply for SWOSU's PLC program. The application must be submitted by March 1st of a student's senior year and is available online from September through March 1st. All PLC applicants must be fully admitted to SWOSU by March 1st for full scholarship consideration.
The President's Leadership Application is a three part submission process. Please complete the application form (step #1 below) before uploading documents or sharing the recommendation link. All application forms, documents and references must be completed, uploaded and received on or before March 1st for full scholarship consideration. Applicants should receive email confirmations as documents are received and application files are complete within the Admissions & Recruitment Office. Any concerns or questions may be directed to Todd Boyd or Anita Fischer at 580/774-3782, email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The three part application process is as follows:
- First, the applicant must complete and submit the President's Leadership Application form found here: www.formstack.com/forms/SWOSU-plc_app. (Please complete the application form before uploading documents or sharing the recommendation link.)
- Second, the applicant should upload their resume and responses to the two essay questions listed below this paragraph. Your resume and essay responses should be saved on your computer (word or pdf formats are best), accessible and ready to upload as you begin the resume/essay submission form. Be sure that the applicant's name & high school are saved at the top of each page. The upload link will be provided to you via email once you have successfully submitted your PLC Application using the link in provided in step one.
- If you were able to take a leadership course taught by your most admired leader, who is this leader and what would s/he teach you about leadership?
- In your own words, what is the definition of a leader?
- And third, PLC applicants must have a minimum of two (no more than two) recommendation forms submitted prior to March 1st. Recommendations may be completed by teachers, counselors, administrators or other appropriate school personnel. It is the applicant's responsibility to contact the recommender and request the recommendation. Those completing the reference forms must do so by the March 1st deadline, so be sure to give them the time-frame needed to complete the form. Remind them to be sure to use your actual name and not nicknames when submitting their recommendation. The recommendation link will be provided to you via email once you have successfully submitted your PLC Application using the link provided in step one.
After application reviews are completed in March, approximately fifty students will be selected for on-campus interviews typically occurring around the first week of April. Of those fifty applicants interviewed a class of fifteen leaders will be selected.
Any concerns or questions may be directed to Todd Boyd or Anita Fischer at 580/774-3782, email@example.com or email@example.com.
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Pocahontas, AR - Raymond Leo Nash, 75, passed away Monday, September 2, 2013. He was a member of Skaggs Church of Christ, an Elder of the Maynard Church of Christ and a volunteer of the Maynard Fire Department. Raymond is survived by his wife, Sue; son, Rick (Joy) Nash; daughters, Brenda (Robin) Brooks, Sherrye (Derek) Wilson; sisters, Pauline Buckley, Minnie Barber, Deloris Young and Janie Cresap; brother, Thurman Nash; grandchildren, Heather Summers, Mandy Ludwig, Josh Brooks, Brandon Nash, Aerial Adams, Bolten Holland and Matthew Wilson; great grandchildren, Cade Summers, Cole Walker, Wesley Ludwig, Drake Nash, Brylee Nash, Kenley Summers, Lillee Nash, Khloe Ludwig and Braxley Holland; and a good friend, Kenneth Rose. He is preceded in death by his parents, Dave and Leonia Nash; sisters, Ethel Buckley, Leatha Buckley, Loretta Parnell, Lorene Huffstedler and Valerie Laughlin; and brother, William Nash. Visitation will be Thursday, September 5, 5pm-8pm at Skaggs Church of Christ. Funeral services will be Friday at 10:00am at Skaggs Church of Christ with Ligie Waddell, Donnie Autry and Gerald Fears. Burial will be at the Maynard Cemetery. Honored to serve as pallbearers; Bolten Holland, Brandon Nash, Tim Huffstedler, Jeff Nash, Dewayne Cresap, Randy Barber and Nathan Barber. Honorary pallbearers include Jason Summers, Josh Brooks and David Buckley.


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Dock question
Sorry if this is a stupid question, I've had my new Macbook for 2 days.
Anyhow, I prefer the dock to be on the right hand side instead of at the bottom. When I do this, the dock doesn't have the standard dock look where it looks like it's sitting on a piece of glass.
Rather it's just in a rectangular box that goes around the icons and isn't very cool looking to say the least. I was wondering if I can achieve the 'standard' look' of the dock when it's on the right side.
I tried playing around with the settings but came up with nothing.
Anyone have an explanation/solution? Thanks in advance.
It's just the way it's designed. I'm not sure if there's an a 3rd party add on that might change it?
Guess they changed it in leopard =/
It appears "normal" in Tiger because it looks the same whether it's on the side or at the bottom. It would look odd for there to be a "shelf" on the side, hence the change in style.
Instead of starting a new thread I just decided to bring this one back.
Does fanning not work when the dock is on the right/left side of the screen?
I really what the normal functionality/look on the sides as the bottom.
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Trail's 1st phase up for vote Tuesday, Nov. 13
HUNTINGTON — Huntington City Council will vote on an ordinance Tuesday, Nov. 13, that authorizes construction of the first phase of the long-awaited Paul Ambrose Trail for Health.
The $2.3 million contract with Famco Inc. of Huntington will go toward three sections of crushed limestone trails and trailheads. More than five miles of walking and biking paths will run along bodies of water, making once-hidden views of Huntington easily accessible, according to city officials.
In the West End, a trailhead with a kiosk, bike racks, landscaping and a wheelchair-accessible ramp will be built at the base of the earthen levee at 3rd Street West. The ramp will wind to a 3.5-mile trail that will run along the top of the levee to Vinson Road in Westmoreland. Small portions of the trail will drop off of the levee to accommodate pump stations.
In Guyandotte, another trailhead will be built near the boat launch ramp, which will serve as the northern end of a 1.25-mile trail that will run underneath the new 5th Avenue bridge and along the Guyandotte River side of the floodwall until Main Street turns into Riverside Drive. The trail then will jump across the road and run along Riverside Drive until it stops at the Washington Boulevard bridge. There are future plans for the trail to extend to Altizer Park.
And in Harveytown, a trailhead will be constructed at Harveytown Park. A half-mile trail will run from the park through a wooded area along the Hisey Fork of Fourpole Creek and connect to the existing trail in the western end of Ritter Park. The project also calls for a pedestrian bridge that will cross the Hisey Fork of Fourpole Creek.
The construction contract calls for the project to be completed within five months of Famco being given the notice to proceed.
In other business Tuesday, the council will vote on an ordinance authorizing a contract for demolition work. The one-year contract would be given to R&B Tassen Construction, the city's current demolition contractor. The company would demolish and remove debris at a rate of $2 per square foot. The current contract is for $2.25 per square foot.
The city just completed a joint demolition program with the West Virginia National Guard and Division of Highways that saw the removal of 54 dilapidated structures in 28 days. The work erased all of the dilapidated structures on the city's priority list, Holley said. Once a new list is compiled, the city will have about $160,000 in federal grant funds to tear down more structures this fiscal year, he said.
The council will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall, 800 5th Ave. Here's look at other items on the agenda:
TEEN COURT: The council will vote on an ordinance that repeals a fee that is tacked onto municipal court costs and designated for the Cabell County Teen Court program. The program has been suspended indefinitely because of the inability to find and retain a qualified coordinator to manage it.
VEHICLE PURCHASES: The council will discuss four ordinances on first reading that pertain to purchasing five new police cruisers, two utility police vehicles, 24 mobile data terminals for police cruisers and two crew cab trucks for the Public Works Department.
The police cruisers cost $113,570 and would be acquired through a three-year, lease-purchase agreement. One of the utility police vehicles would be added to the lease-purchase agreement, while the second vehicle would be purchased with insurance proceeds and money from the Police Department's budget. Each utility police vehicle costs $25,518.
The crew cab trucks cost $90,266, while the mobile data terminals cost $50,376 and will be paid for through a state grant.
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Eagles' win cements Tuesday rematch with Bears
The Seymour Eagles staved off elimination Monday night at Cliff Davis Field with a thrilling 4-0 win over the Jefferson County Patriots.
"That was the Hunter Longmire we saw the first half of the season, just great command," Seymour coach Scott Norman said of his junior righty, who pitched the complete, three-hit shutout.
The game was a pitcher's duel throughout, as Longmire and Jeff County's Eli Hammer went toe-to-toe for six innings of scoreless baseball before the Blue and Gold broke through against the Pats' submarine-throwing lefty. Eagles shortstop Hunter Neff drilled a 2-2 pitch to center field, and the Patriots center fielder momentarily lost track of the shot. After he found the ball and chased it down, Neff was standing on second with a lead-off double.
"He hit it well," Norman said. "Hunter Neff came up, he's a clutch-player and he made a clutch hit."
Catcher Cade Snapp followed that with a bloop single over second base, which put runners at the corners with no outs.
With Larry Kennedy at the plate and the pressure mounting, Hammer threw wildly to first in a pick-off attempt on courtesy runner Keaton Summers, which allowed Neff to break the 0-0 stalemate and sent Summers to third. A moment later Kennedy singled in Summers, and a Nick Walker single had two for the Eagles. After a failed bunt attempt, Corey Heard smoked a two-run triple the opposite way, staking Seymour to a huge 4-0 lead heading into the Patriots' last trips to the plate.
Longmire gave up a two-out single in the frame — only the third hit he'd allowed all day — but enduced a 1-3 grounder to end the inning and keep the Eagles postseason alive.
"We're just glad to be alive and get a chance to play Sevier County tomorrow," Norman said. "
Seymour will face top-seeded Sevier County today at 5:30 in the teams' third matchup of the year. Should the Bears win, they'll advance to host the District 2-AAA championship on Wednesday. If the Eagles win, it will force an immediate double-header, since the Bears have yet to lose in the double-elimination tournament. That contest would start after a brief break from the first game.
"One pitch at a time," Norman said. "We knew after Saturday's loss that we needed a three-game winning streak, one game at a time. I believe in these guys."


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Posted by Jeremy on 02/25/2013
To start out, I'd go with negative stars if i could. I went there on a Saturday for lunch; it wasn't overly packed... The waiter began with a tasteless description of the menu. When we asked him for 2 minutes, he scoffed and walked away. Then, when he came back we put in our order. Thirty Five minutes later, our food was still not there and three tables around us that got there after us had already received their food. We asked the server to check on our order but he disappeared, then we asked a busboy, and finally the hostess. Fifteen minutes later, they bring our food. No apologies...NOTHING. Neither my friend or I complained or said anything but it seems like that's how they work. Not only that, they didn't check on us ONCE to see if we needed anything (drinks etc) and when we did ask for a refill they kept forgetting. Before I left, I went to the hostess and said "I have to tell you that we're very disappointed with our experience today - the service was pretty poor (or nonexistent)" - she smiled at me and said "thank you, bye!" From start to end, poor experience!
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When you want a authentic italian dish, great athmosphere, celebrity sightings, and great service head over to Cafe Med on Susnet. This place never fails, great food, great value, fast to!! Try the Gnocchi Verde sooooo good, or Pappardelle Al Telefono or Lasagna Bice or ANYTHING! its all good!
Posted by nka on 08/09/2007
Went here with my cousin for lunch. Has FREE parking in back which is nice, but for the price, $12 for salad, and between $12-15 for a pizza, the price was too high. The food wasn't good, it was bland, and on top of that the service was slow, and they were not even that busy (probably half the tables were empty). The location is right on the Sunset strip, and it was nice to sit outside and be comfortable. We split a pizza and salad and walked out with a $40 bill including 15% tip. Granted we didnt try their pasta, or entrees, but those were even more expensive between $18-20 per plate. Not a great place for someone on a budget. The food was just mediocre and if I'm paying $40 I expect better. I will not go there again, and I cannot recommend the restaurant to anyone else either.
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Loved everything I have ever tried there...the prosciutto melone is the best in the city.
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The atmosphere at Cafe Med is incredible. Great for people watching and the food is very fresh. I recomend the Pappardelle al Telefono, it's the best pasta I have ever had.


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