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Women to Watch: Every birth is a miracle to local doctor
The first time she saw a baby being born, Dr. Yvonne Moore was hooked.
"It's like having a ringside seat to see a miracle with every delivery," said Moore, a native Memphian and one of the founders at OB-GYN Specialists, a private practice in Memphis with five female physicians. "Seeing new life come into the world and all the possibilities that brings never gets old. I've been doing this for more than 30 years. I'm just as awestruck at 58 as I was at 28."
As a child, she heard stories of her great-grandmother, a midwife, delivering babies, but it wasn't until she witnessed a birth in medical school that her passion for the process was born.
"Growing up, I heard stories about how my great-grandmother delivered my mother and my aunts at home," Moore said. "Now, delivering babies has become my life's ministry. For the past 10 years, after every delivery, I have a prayer with the family and nurses in the room, and we thank God for this new life. It's my chance to acknowledge that God is the author and creator of every one of us. It has come to define who I am."
Did you always want to be a doctor?
Initially, I wanted to be a teacher. All the women who made an impression on me were teachers. Because I was good student and loved school, I had good relationships with several of my teachers. I grew up in the 1960s. I didn't know any doctors or lawyers.
In high school, people told me I had the aptitude to do whatever I wanted. I started thinking about the images I'd see on television, like Julia Baker (played by Diahann Carroll in "Julia," an NBC series that ran from 1968 to 1971 about an African-American woman working as a nurse), and I started to think I wanted to be a nurse or some other profession like that in a hospital. I always loved watching baseball and basketball, so I went to college thinking I'd be a physical therapist, which is kind of like being a nurse and you get to work with athletes.
What steered you to become an obstetrician/gynecologist?
I went to Washington University in St. Louis, where the physical therapy program requirements were basically the same as pre-med. I was in class with people who had aspirations to become doctors, and I was going toe-to-toe with them and doing well. My advisers told me that if I wanted to be a physical therapist, that was fine, but I could do whatever I wanted. They planted the seed of going to medical school. In college, I took a women's study course with all these smart people who didn't know anything about their own anatomy, and I had always had a fascination with the body and how it worked. That's where my interest in gynecology came from. I started to understand how important it was for women to know about their bodies and how it works. Then I got into medical school, saw a baby being born for the first time, and that was all she wrote. I still wanted to educate women about their bodies, but even more than that, I wanted to deliver babies.
What are your thoughts about maternal health and childbirth in Memphis?
A lot of my civic involvement is with organizations trying to address the horrendous infant mortality rate that we have in Memphis and Shelby County. I'm on the board of March of Dimes, and a lot of their research is into the reasons why prematurity and low birth weight is so prevalent in our community. Part of the reason I became involved with Sisters in Motion, a women's organization that promotes fitness and wellness, is because we have a 5K run/walk every year that raises awareness about infant mortality. This year, it's on September 29th and the proceeds go to Christ Community Health Center to support their Centering Pregnancy Program. We want everyone to become aware of and focused on what we can do to have pregnant women be healthy so they can have healthy babies.
How have you chosen to give back to the community?
I'm on the Memphis Division Board of the Tennessee Chapter of the March of Dimes. I'm on the board of Postpartum Support International, and I participate in the Mid-South Perinatal Bereavement Council. I got a master's degree in counseling in 2007 because a lot of my work calls for me to offer wise counsel. I think an important part of women's health that gets overlooked is mental health.
Also, I'm on the board of the Life Choices Pregnancy Help Medical Clinic, and I'm active in the Shelby County Breastfeeding Coalition. I recently received an award from the Memphis Area Lactation Consultant Association for promoting breast-feeding. Almost everything I'm involved with is somehow connected with healthy babies. It's all about the babies for me.
What do you enjoy doing in your spare time?
Listening to gospel music, fitness walking and posting on Facebook. I love the Grizzlies, the Miami Heat, and I'm a St. Louis Cardinals fan.
What is your proudest accomplishment?
I have some pretty good children that I like as much as I love. They are interesting, compassionate human beings, and I am very proud of both of them. Kyra is a French horn player with a master's degree in music performance, and Justin, 22, is a senior at UT-Martin studying sports management.
What impresses you about yourself?
I am very grateful that I don't take anything that I do or that I have accomplished for granted. I know that I've been blessed by God with the life that I have. Also, I'm impressed with the longevity I have in my career, and the fact that people respect that I've been doing this so long and it never gets old to me. As I approach the end of my career, each delivery becomes that much more precious to me. When I think about the fact that there's going to come a day when I have to stop doing this, I get teary and emotional. What a blessing to have a job you love that much!
What would you do if you knew you couldn't fail?
I'd write a book I've been talking about writing all my life. It would be about my life's journey, where I came from to get to where I am now. It's a running joke in our family. My grandmother was always saying, "Don't tell me anything about men. I could write a book about them." She never got her book written. She died at 96, and I said at her funeral, I'm going to write a book.
What is your dream for Memphis?
I recently visited the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. memorial in Washington, D.C. and felt truly blessed that I am old enough to remember what life was like for us as African-Americans before Dr. King, and what it's like now. I can appreciate how far we've come. My dream for Memphis is that someday the things Dr. King talked about, like skin color not mattering, will become a reality. We are not quite there yet.
Dr. Yvonne Moore
Residence: Germantown
Age: 58
Family: Husband, Rev. James Moore, owner of Catfish Shack; daughter Kyra Sims, 26, and son Justin Sims, 22
What would your husband say makes you a good wife? He can play all the golf he wants to and I never complain. What brought us together are our love of the Lord and our love of the Word, and we are both big sports fans.
What would others be surprised to learn about you? That I was an obese child. I was 185 lbs. at 14 years old. The summer before 10th grade, I went to Washington D.C., lost the weight, came back and nobody recognized me. It was hilarious.
If you could be anyone you wanted to be for one day, who would you choose? I wouldn't want to trade lives with anyone. I'd have to give up seeing a miracle every day. I love my life!
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Feb. '09 Musical Moments Challenge
A big (((Thank You Hug))) to everyone who played along in the January Musical Moments Challenge. You all did wonderful work!
Can you feel it??? Love is in the Air.... yep, it is! So this month I would like for you to scrap your page around a kind of "Love Song" . Whether it be silly, sexy, serious or romantic, I'm sure you can think of a love song to go along with all those sweet photos that you have lying around that are just dying to be scrapped! Be sure to include a line or two of the song you choose and the Artist.
Post your layout in the Life's Musical Moments Challenge Gallery and a link on this thread directing us to it so we can all leave it some love. Best of all.... your participation in this challenge will earn you this Lovey little Posting Bonus created by Monika Designs. Have a great February and I can't wait to see your layouts!
Here is mine, a golden oldie by John Paul Young: Love is in the air
Here's mine - the title says it all:
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I can't upload my layout into the challenge gallery it gives me an error message. but I have the same layout posted in my own album and that worked the first time. Can someone please help me. Maybe i'm doing something wrong.
Here is my layout for February's challenge. Thanks for looking.
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Here's my layout. I've tried again all morning to upload my layout in the correct gallery but i still get the same error as last week.
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 3154 bytes) in /home/stoneac1/public_html/gallery/image-inc.php on line 102
I resized (88,8kb) my layout but nothing works.
I'm sorry this is not the proper way, maybe someone can tell me what to do.
This took me awhile to think of a song, but once I had the song, it clicked beautifully. Thank you for such a fun challenge!
Lovin all your great layouts ladies. Keepem Coming! Sorry your having problems posting your layout in the gallery Miessee. It gives me problems too at times. Wish I could be of more help and hope it will cooperate better soon. Otherwise, your layout turned out great. He is the cutest little metalhead I've ever seen. ;)
Have a great weekend everyone!
Great layout Miesse! Love your background, so perfect for the song!
I'm not sure what's going on with the gallery, so sorry to hear you have problems uploading!
So glad to see you post. I was worried about you with the recent bad weather out in Oklahoma. Hope all is well with you. Here is my layout for this challenge:
here is mine. My Dh loves country music, so i thought the song by trisha yearwood, How do I live would work well in this layout.
My LO for the Feb Musical Moments Challenge: Silly Love Songs!
at last it worked!
I found out that I used the wrong size for my layout. I got confused because the upload menu said no limmit. that's why I had a que for uploading. Janalyn fixed it for me (thank you so much) and now I've uploaded my layout the proper way.
here it is:
I lost the photo I wanted to use in this lo... but I think the frogs are adorable so I did my lo with them. I choose You're My Best Friend by Queen... because my husband was my best friend before we ever got together romanticly... still is today... and I'm sure he will be in the future.
You're My Best Friend
Excellent layouts everyone! Thanks so much for sharing your creativity with us. All the posting bonuses have been sent out. If you have any questions or problems, just give me a shout. Thanks again! ;)
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Fire Safety Prevention Week arrives
In conjunction with the Bolton Volunteer Fire Co., Bolton Central School will be participating in National Fire Safety Prevention Week Oct. 6 through 12.
Activities for students in prekindergarten to 5th grade will culminate with a visit to the Bolton firehouse, where the firefighters will be demonstrating fire prevention practices and showing their firefighting equipment.
For details, contact school principal Michael Graney at 644-2400.
BCS Booster Club golf tourney set
The Bolton Central Booster Club is holding is annual golf tournament Sunday Oct. 27 at The Sagamore golf course. Participants receive lunch, dinner and prizes will be awarded. For details or to register, contact Susan Cady, owner of Finishing Touches, at 644-3411.
Haunted Trail returns to Up Yonda
Friday Oct. 18 and Saturday Oct. 19, Up Yonda Farm is hosting a night of thrills and chills as guests venture through the woods where monsters of the night will be waiting. Included this year is a "No Scare Area" for younger children featuring games, crafts and an inflatable haunted house. The Haunted Trail also includes spooky stories by the campfire and free refreshments. The event will be held rain or shine. From 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday Oct. 19, there will be a non-scary trick-or-treat trail. Admission is $8 per person, $5 for Bolton residents and Up Yonda members. Children under 4 are free. For details, see: www.upyondafarm.com.
Craft fair, townwide garage sale coincide
Bolton sounds like the place to be Saturday Oct. 12 and Sunday Oct. 13, when the ever-popular always popular arts and crafts fair will be held in Rogers Park from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The fair of quality art and crafts is organized by Gail Street and benefits the Bolton Landing Rescue Squad.
These same two days, Bolton is hosting its annual Town Wide Garage Sale. Shoppers can pick up a sale map starting on Friday Oct. 11 at the Bolton Landing Chamber of Commerce log cabin.
If that isn't enough, there's a new addition to the celebration with a Chili Cook-Off from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday Oct. 1.
Stop by the Chamber office to purchase tasting coupons — Attendees get to pick which chili is their favorite. Prizes will be awarded, but the contest is really about the bragging rights. For details on the chili cook-off, call the Chamber office at 644-3831 or call event organizer Kelly O'Neil-Teer, owner of Serendipity Boutique at 644-2120.
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I was chatting with a Mac consultant who said something pretty interesting. He said the main reason OS X is so much more immune to viruses and malware is that the core and kernel are open source. So, he says, there's an entire community poking around and finding vunerabilities so Apple can patch them before any exploits are released.
So, my question is, besides the inherent strengths of a unix-based kernel, how much does open source affect OS X's security?
(I'm a newb to OS X so maybe I'm not clear on Darwin/BSD and Core/Kernel. If so, feel free to correct me.)
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Some have suggested that having your code open source could cause security problems. I'm sure it can as the bad guys can review the code for problems, but the open source community seems to be very proactive about solving security issues quickly.
The BSD used by Apple is based on FreeBSD. That group loosely shares its code and findings with the other BSD groups (there are several) and vice versa. The OpenBSD group is all about correctness regarding security. Their implementation is considered the most secure OS available. As I said, these groups share, so in the end Apple has the option to use the knowledge that is out there. Sometimes that is just a technique, and other times it is a known possible exploit.
There have been some published attempts to crack OS X systems. Most of them have been proof of concept that went no where. Another was a bogus download of MS Office that was not MS Office. And I recall a trojan that got litterally 2 or 3 people. That one makes me wonder if it was real. Ive been expecting a somewhat successful attack for about 2 years now and it hasn't materialized.
There have been many possible exploits. They have been patched be security updates from Apple. This is an easy process to do by any Mac user with the system privileges.
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The above is generally true, and doesn't consider the infamous "rootkit" approach, which will come to Macs sooner or later. The rising popularity of Macs is a double edged sword. As more and more of us see the light, there is a larger target out there for ego-driven hackers to aim at. Imagine the profile that could be achieved in their twisted community if you could become the first person to create something that truly wreaked havoc amongst Mac users.
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Former Maryland offensive line coach Tom Brattan has been hired to assume the same position at Illinois, the school announced in a press release Friday.
Brattan was on staff at Maryland for 13 years, but his contract was not renewed in December 2013 shortly after Maryland's season ended with a Military Bowl loss to Marshall.
He was replaced in College Park by former LSU assistant Greg Studrawa.
"I was extremely pleased to find someone of Tom Brattan's stature at this late date," Illinois head coach Tim Beckman said in a statement. "He is very well respected around the nation as a coach, as a recruiter and - maybe most importantly - as a person."
Brattan has experience in the Big Ten, too. He served on Northwestern's staff from 1992-98.
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"He already has some terrific relationships with high school coaches in the Chicago area, which gives him a great recruiting start in that important region," Beckman said. "We are very fortunate to find someone with all the characteristics and experience that Tom brings to Illinois."
Brattan now joins two former Maryland colleagues at Illinois.
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A story about his arrest in The Jones County News states that more than 1,000 grams of methamphetamine was seized in Middle Georgia during the week of his arrest.
Rivers was 52 at the time of his arrest that took place in the Tumbling Shoals subdivision off of Highway 18 West. He was found in possession of 114 grams of methamphetamine and was charged with the trafficking of meth under the Georgia Controlled Substance Act.
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New cast also includes Youtube star Bethany Mota, "Mean Girls" alum Jonathan Bennett and "Back to the Future" star Lea Thompson
A "Pretty Little Liar," a Youtube star, an MMA fighter, a NASCAR driver and more will dance their way through ABC's new season of "Dancing With the Stars."
The network announced on Thursday that MMA fighter Randy Couture, racecar driver Michael Waltrip, "Pretty Little Liars" star Janel Parrish, "Duck Dynasty's" Sadie Robertson and actor Antonio Sabato, Jr. are among the new cast members of the nineteenth season of ABC's hit reality competition series.
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Tommy Chong of famous comedy duo Cheech & Chong, "Mean Girls" alum Jonathan Bennett, "Back to the Future" star Lea Thompson and talk show host Tavis Smiley will also take part in the new season, as will Olympian Lolo Jones, Youtube sensation Bethany Mota, fashion designer Betsey Johnson, and "Fresh Prince" star Alfonso Ribeiro. Here's hoping "the Carlton" makes a comeback.
Derek Hough, the professional dancer who's taken home the most trophies from the show with a total of five, will be paired with Mota, the 18-year-old Youtube star who's racked up over 7 million subscribers, perhaps an early indication that she's expected to go far in the competition.
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This exhibition featured the new work of a range of artists who have worked at the Centre for Fine Print Research, UWE in Bristol. Each of the works were realised through the use of cutting edge digital print technologies and explore new relationships between the notion of object and illusion made possible by such means.
Such works include Katie Davies and Peter Walters collaborative piece that translates audio data from outerspace to create three dimensional shapes and two dimensional images. Jeremy Gardiner and Anthony Head's piece however, is based around satellite images looking down to earth to map through virtual environments and 2D and 3D renderings an exploration of a section of the Dorset coast. The exhibition also features a work by Richard Hamilton printed at the CFPR in 2003 - The Typo Topography of Marcel Duchamp's Large Glass - which maps and annotates Duchamp's work in the form of a large inkjet print as well as an illuminated print by US artist Lesley Dill and large scale but intricate lasercuts by Charlotte Hodes
The exhibition was curated by Dr. Paul Thirkell, Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Fine Print Research. Research undertaken at the Centre in relation to cutting edge print techniques includes 3D rapid prototype printing, laser cutting and artist quality wide format inkjet printing.
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Penzance Open is huge success
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WITH more than 200 entries from around the country, and even from abroad, the Penzance Open Tennis tournament was one of the most prestigious sports events in the county.
Tournament referee Sue Eames from Liskeard who has been in charge of running the junior competitions at Penlee Park for the last decade did yet again a fantastic job to get all matches played despite the often rather fickle weather conditions.
When the hard courts at Penzance Tennis Club were unplayable due to rain players were taken to the sports dome at Mounts Bay School in Heamoor and many of the consolation matches were played on the tennis courts at GEMS Bolitho School.
With a large contingent from Ivybridge Tennis Centre participating and many individuals travelling a very long way to compete in Penzance a high standard of competition was guaranteed.
From the youngest participants (8+Under) who competed in special mini tennis events right through to the 18 + Under age group a lot of great talent was on display.
The quality of the tennis was particularly high this year and six young players from Penzance Tennis Club reached the finals of the main draw.
It was at the very first level of the sport that the Penzance players shone. Holly Drew won the 8+Under girls singles and Aimee Polyblank the 9+Under girls singles, edging out Ellyn Calveley, also from Penzance, 7-5, 7-3.
Janner Bindiren was the runner-up in the 9+Under boys singles whilst Arielle Fitken reached the finals of both the 12+Under girls singles and the 14+Under Mixed Doubles where she lost to players from further afield.
In the oldest age group Penzance's Imogen Harry and her Cornish playing partner Ben Ward made it through to the finals of the 18+Under Mixed Doubles where they lost narrowly to the number one seeds Mia Loye and Seb Dartnell from Devon.
Tournament organiser and Penzance Tennis Manager Martin Coates said: "The Junior Open is an exciting way to encourage junior competition among players of all abilities.
"There can be no greater incentive than to emulate players such as Andy Murray who is a fine ambassador for British tennis.
"We were delighted to see such a wide competitive base of young tennis players taking part in this tournament."
He his team can look back on a most successful Junior Open tournament 2011 and a big thank you goes to everyone who sponsored and helped to run this busy event.
Full results:
8+U Girls Singles: Holly Drew (Pz) bt Rose Pringle (Cwl) 10-5.
8+U Boys Singles: Louis Davey (Cwl) bt Alex Pillinger (Warwicks) 10-2.
9+U Girls Singles: Aimee Polyblank (Pz) bt Ellyn Calveley (Pz) 7-5, 7-3.
9+U Boys Singles: Daniel Hocking (Cwl) bt Janner Bindiren (Pz) 7-2, 7-2.
10+U Girls Singles: Esperanza Merry (Dev) bt Agatha Evans (Cwl) 4-0, 4-1.
10+U Boys Singles: Daniel Bogdan (Somerset) bt Oscar Pringle (Cwl) 5-3,4-0.
12+U Girls Singles: Lauren King-Sparke (Bucks) bt Arielle Fitkin (Pz) 6-3,6-4.
12+U Boys Singles: Julian Robinson (Senegal) bt Oshi Leverton (Cwl) 6-3, 6-3.
14+U Girls Singles: Isabella Brown (Dev) bt Frances Benson (Notts) 1-6, 6-0, 10-6.
14+U Boys Singles: Miren Shah (Middlesex) bt Piers Holt (Surrey) 7-6, 6-3.
16+U Girls Singles: Ella Riddle (Yorks) bt India Rojano (Cwl) 6-4, 5-7, 10-5.
16+U Boys Singles: Joel Jones (Cwl) bt Oliver Tyrrell (Dev) 6-2, 6-1.
18+U Girls Singles: Ella Riddle (Yorks) bt Mia Loye (Dev) 6-1, 6-4.
18+U Boys Singles: Benjamin Tyrrell (Dev) bt Seb Dartnell (Dev) 6-1, 6-0.
14+U Girls Doubles: Bethany Matthews & Abigail Skelly (both Dev) bt Kate Absalom & Chloe Sluce (both Dev) 6-4, 6-3.
14+U Boys Doubles: Kieran Roskell Thomas & Joel While (Cwl/Dev) bt Tom Fenton & Harry Lakeman (both Dev) 7-5, 6-4.
14+U Mixed Doubles: Tom Fenton & Polly Bushby (both Dev) bt Matyas Metyko & Arielle Fitkin (Dev/Pz) 6-4, 7-5.
18+U Girls Doubles: Mia Loye & India Rojano (Dev/Cwl) bt Alice Brockman-More & Georgina Pool (both Wilts) 6-3, 7-6.
18+U Boys Doubles: Peter Underhill & Lewie Parker (both Dev) bt Patrick Wilson & Rhys Dunford (both Dev) 6-4, 6-4.
18+U Mixed Doubles: Seb Dartnell & Mia Loye (both Dev) bt Ben Ward & Imogen Harry (Cwl/Pz) 7-6, 7-6.
Special Awards: Oshi Leverton (Cwl), India Rojano (Cwl), Conor Polyblank (Pz) and Joel May (Pz).
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Brandon and I were having the most amazing trip to New York City. To top it off, Brandon took me to a dinner at Tavern on the Green in Central Park. It was so beautiful!
We took a limo from the restaurant to The Empire State Building to see the lights of the city at night. As we were getting ready to take a picture, Brandon asked another couple nearby to take it for us. Before the picture was taken, he got down on one knee and asked me to be his wife!
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Radisson Blu Resort, Gran CanariaThis island resort's location is beautiful and convenient, offering panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and direct access to the beach. Guests can quickly travel to a charming fishing village and a popular waterpark. After an exciting day, relax at the spa or play beach volleyball. Our event space provides an excellent venue for corporate retreats and wedding receptions.
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iOS 4.1 features: HD video uploads to YouTube
iPhone 4 and iPod touch (2010), with iOS 4.1, can now upload HD video directly to YouTube. Previously, under iOS 4.0, iPhone 4 videos would be compressed down to SD when uploaded to YouTube. 4.1 fixes that. Just tap the action button at the bottom right and share HD straight up to YouTube.
The process is as simple as checking the HD option on the YouTube upload screen. Note, however, due to file sizes a Wi-Fi connection is required on iPhone 4. (No 3G HD uploads).
If you've tried it out, let us know how it works for you. For more, check out our complete iOS 4.1 walkthrough.
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iOS 4.1 features: HD video uploads to YouTube
@Sting7k If you upload a video, you have to make sure it is showing in HD when you view it on YouTube. Click on one of the tabs on the bottom of the video and set it to 720p.
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I just posted a comparison on my blog of the various quality degradations that happen to the video when uploaded to youtube directly from the camera, and by transferring the .mov to my computer first. See here:http://blog.patdavid.net/2010/10/iphone-4-ios-41-video-upload-quality.html


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Material - I chose this fabric because it was lying around, and is quite thick, making it suitable for the task at hand.
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The Children's Liturgy is a program which teaches the Gospel to children ages 3-6. During the liturgy of the word, children are called in prayer to meet with volunteers who will present the readings to the children on their level.
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Commentators assist the presider in providing direction during the celebration of the Mass. Archdiocesan training is required. Check the bulletin or website for scheduled class times.
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Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist assist in the distribution of the Body and Blood of Christ during Mass. Archdiocesan training is required. Check the bulletin or website for scheduled class times.
Homebound/Nursing Home E.M
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These Eucharistic Ministers visit homebound parishioners once weekly to share the Eucharist and act as a liaison between the parish and the Church community.
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This ministry is a couple to couple approach to marriage preparation consisting of several meetings between the engaged couple and the Sponsor Couples. The main role of these Sponsor Couples is to be a witness and a guide to our engaged couples and to share their experience of Catholic Marriage.
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San Antonio Express-News debuts new look
San Antonio Express-News : January 16, 2012 : Updated: January 17, 2012 12:28am
Welcome to the newly redesigned Express-News. Some of the changes you'll find in today's newspaper include:
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Hope USF Can Score A Lot Of Points
January 11, 2013 at 02:59pm by Scott • 8 Comments »
For the second time in as many weeks, an assistant coach that I mentioned on this site as needing to be replaced moved to a college job. FEAR MY POWER! This time, Ron Cooper, who oversaw the worst passing defense in Buccaneer history (I want you to sit and think for a minute about how many awful Buc teams there have been since 1976 and realize that Cooper's was worse than all of them) took the DB coach job at USF because apparently USF cornerbacks were getting a little too full of themselves. Skip Holtz surely remembers Patrick Peterson was awesome and Morris Claiborne was excellent and that Tyrann Mathieu at one time wasn't a punchline and he thinks Cooper can make his guys that good too. And maybe whatever Cooper does works in college, although I'm guessing he might have benefitted from the extraordinary stroke of luck in getting three supremely gifted athletes into LSU that could overcome their coaching. But holy shit, I don't care. I'm just glad he's gone. Although I am slightly uncomfortable that he went to USF. I'm concerned that the ora of his shittiness will linger around Raymond James after the Saturday games and into Sunday, settling on the Buccaneer sidelines like a cursed fog and continue to get our guys burned down the sidelines.
In fact, the Bucs secondary should probably just hire a priest or witch doctor as the DB coach for next year. It might get rid of the bad mojo every week and the cornerbacks would learn just as much as they did this year.
8 Comments to "Hope USF Can Score A Lot Of Points"
manbearpig (January 11, 2013 at 04:54pm) :
Scott I need some lottery numbers.
manbearpig (January 11, 2013 at 04:55pm) :
Oh and monte is officially a cowboy. I'm gonna go find a corner to sulk in.
Louie (January 12, 2013 at 09:48pm) :
Man, that close-up shot of Cooper is creepy — and no clicky to hide it!
Louie (January 13, 2013 at 12:08am) :
It really pisses me off to watch another young QB play well and win a playoff game while the Bucs sit out another postseason.
…at least Manning lost, and hopefully the Falcons will lose tomorrow.
BaldBuc4055 (January 13, 2013 at 08:25am) :
Most people should not have a closeup photo taken of them, and Cooper falls into that category. That picture freaks me out. Scott, please make another post soon that has an amazing clicky so I don't have to look at Cooper when I first log onto the site. Pretty please? With a cherry on top?
jarldg (January 13, 2013 at 12:03pm) :
It's amazing for his career that those three players fell into his lap at the exact same time.
As an aside, I believe you meant 'aura' instead of 'ora'.
Slow Joe (January 13, 2013 at 03:00pm) :
Skip Holtz must have some serious pull if he can hire secondary coaches even after he's been fired.
Louie (January 13, 2013 at 04:15pm) :
Pete Carroll is such a stupid fuck!!!
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New Book by Lancaster PhD Paula Bialski
Date: 9 March 2012
Paula is excited to announce the publication of her PhD-based book 'Becoming Intimately Mobile' by Warsaw Studies in Culture and Society Vol.2, (2012) Peter Lang
As more and more people become mobile to visit friends, family, and business colleagues using social networking websites, technologies in use today like Couchsurfing.com or online hitchhiking websites (OHWs) are allowing people to create new, planned encounters also between strangers. This book adds to the small body of work currently existing in the social sciences which describes ways in which the internet aids such face-to-face intimacy. Based on extensive research including 5 years of ethnography of couch surfers and OHW users and insights from over 3500 open-ended survey responses, this book explores the way meetings are initiated, relationships are strengthened or avoided, and the way hospitality and homemaking are negotiated. By explaining the process of becoming intimately mobile, this work creates an in-depth account of the relationships being created today as well as the problems that arise when defining friendship and closeness in a mobile world.
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—Wisconsin folk singer Johnsmith returns to Central Oregon next week for four shows over nine days.
–In my Feedback column this week, I extol the virtues of the opening band and check out Animal Eyes and Rural Demons at The Horned Hand last weekend.
—Traveling family band The Hollands! will kick off their tour Sunday in Sisters.
–Plus: Half-of-Hillstomp Henry Kammerer comes to town with McDougall, Rosie Ledet brings zydeco to the Domino Room on Saturday, JPOD the Beat Chef heads up an electronic bill tonight at Midtown, "The Goat Rodeo Sessions Live" film screens at the Regal Old Mill 16, indie-folk chanteuse Ezza Rose plays The Wine Shop, Cadence takes on Players Bar, and much more!


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The Dodgers are invincible or something. Zack Greinke is amused. Read More »
Dodgers curiously give up Miguel Sulbaran to complete Drew Butera trade
The Dodgers have traded LHP Miguel Sulbaran to the Twins as the PTBNL in the Drew Butera deal, a move that has raised a few eyebrows. Sulbaran is pitching with the Loons in A-ball and has posted a 3.01 ERA and 2.76 FIP in 92.2 innings. His 85/27 K/BB showcase that both his strikeout and walk rates are above league ... Read More »
Kenley Jansen has always been good at throwing baseballs, but he's getting better
Kenley Jansen stuck out three batters in a four-out save against the Mets yesterday, lowering his ERA to 1.96, his FIP to 1.82, and his xFIP to 1.89. The unreal part of this is that he continues to evolve and improve as a pitcher. He has been simply game over for opposing teams lately, and the fan appreciation for how ... Read More »
Clayton Kershaw doesn't know what to do with all his lim … runs
This is the worst thing I've ever done. Please note that the eight balls represent the eight runs of support that he got today. It was truly an inspired effort. Read More »
Fernando Rodney wins the game for the Dodgers. Yes, that's correct.
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL Yes, that's Fernando Rodney helping the Dodgers to cap-off a four-run ninth inning rally to win it. Read More »
Where do Yasiel Puig & Hyun Jin Ryu stand in the 2013 Rookie Of The Year chase?
After yesterday's seven-inning, no-run (earned, at least) gem against the Cardinals dropped Hyun Jin Ryu's ERA below 3.00, it got me thinking about Don Mattingly's recent comments that he was underrated in the Rookie Of The Year chase. As far as Ryu's rookie-of-the-year candidacy, it has the backing of Manager Don Mattingly. "I think he should be considered," Mattingly said. ... Read More »
Kershaw, Ryu, Puig headline Dodgers representation in Baseball America's 'Best Tools' poll
Baseball America recently polled managers from the MLB to A-ball, asking them to name the top players in their league in various categories. Players in the Dodgers organization were named 10 times throughout the poll, which actually is a bit disappointing, all things considered. —– At the highest level, Dodgers players were named six times by big-league managers, led by ... Read More »
Dodgers were close to firing Mattingly, creating a horrid narrative, and imploding blogosphere
Yesterday, in a bit of candidness, Dodgers manager Don Mattingly admitted to the press that he was on the verge of being fired earlier in the season, and that he knew that because he was told so directly by president Stan Kasten. "[Team president Stan Kasten] was really honest, because I think he didn't want to do anything, but he ... Read More »
Around The Web: Scott Schebler scouting report, player makeup, Tomohiro Anraku
Feelin' Kinda Blue: Our own Dustin Nosler with a scouting report on outfielder Scott Schebler. —– WEEI: Gabe Kapler says players need to be educated on the newest statistics. WEEI: Gabe Kapler looks at what goes into 'makeup' in baseball, using the case study of Lars Anderson. ESPN: Tomohiro Anraku is a phenom that threw 772 pitches over nine days. ... Read More »
Yasiel Puig kisses Adrian Gonzalez on head, tells ESPN to keep talking, keeps chain swinging
So ESPN and everybody on Twitter were hyping up the apparent discord between Yasiel Puig and Adrian Gonzalez during the game tonight, all because Puig was apparently unjustifiably mouthing off to Gonzalez about not scoring from first on his double*. *I mean, really? Really? All three outfielders could die on the field and A-Gon would have to hold at third. ... Read More »
The Ump Show: Mark Ellis got ejected for nothing & Alan Porter bumped Don Mattingly
In all the GIF madness yesterday with the Yasiel Puig show on full display and the antics of Hanley Ramirez/Juan Uribe/Hyun Jin Ryu in full effect, one thing that was overlooked was Mark Ellis and Don Mattingly getting the whole brunt of an ump show. Ellis was the first to go, and it was over what basically amounts to nothing. ... Read More »
Dodgers trade PTBNL for Drew Butera, put the MLB on notice
The Dodgers have acquired a valuable playoff piece for a player to be named later (or cash) at the end of the trade deadline, 29-year-old veteran catcher Drew Butera from the Minnesota Twins. Your move, rest of the MLB. Dodgers acquire catcher Drew Butera from Twins. — Tim Brown (@TBrownYahoo) July 31, 2013 Twins receive ptbnl for butera. Seems reasonable. ... Read More »
Dodgers sign Brian Wilson, everything is terrible
The Dodgers have signed Brian Wilson, because Ned Colletti loves former Giants and absolutely loathes me. Brian Wilson has chosen to sign with Dodgers, according to source. Had three offers. Will start in minors. — Tim Brown (@TBrownYahoo) July 30, 2013 Tentative plan with Brian Wilson is to begin return at Dodgers complex in Arizona. Then to Rancho Cucamonga. Report ... Read More »
Dodgers signing of Alexander Guerrero in question after better offer, according to report
About a week ago, Cuban shortstop Alexander Guerrero was said to be headed to the Dodgers on a seven-year, $32 million deal. Guerrero had not cleared with the OFAC to be able to sign, but it was seen as a question of formality more than anything else. Now though, a report by Polo Ascencio of TWC Dodgers calls into question ... Read More »
Here's Jonny Gomes and Wil Myers doing things the whit … er … right way
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Tax incentive review council updates abatement list
FPS staff report
September 7, 2010
Seven tax abatements were cancelled and four others continued during the yearly Tax Incentive Review Council meeting held recently.
During the session, county commissioners, school district and township representatives review the current abatements and, based on information provided by Carroll County Economic Development Director Wayne Chunat, vote to continue or cancel the abatements.
The council voted to continue the following abatements:
*Colfor Manufacturing of Minerva. The 10-year abatement was granted in 2005. There have been 196 jobs retained. Chunat noted the expansion project is complete and 46 employees are laid off due to current industry conditions. He said the layoff would be indefinite until volumes to customers increase. The Minerva plant has 225 active employees with additional layoffs expected in mid-October. However the Malvern plant has 151 active employees and an additional 40 jobs are expected to be transitioned from the Salem operation to Malvern. It was noted electrical upgrades are expected to be complete in September. The company is receiving new business from John Deere, Harley Davidson and Caterpillar.
Colfor Manufacturing of Minerva. The 10-year abatement was granted in June 2000 for rebuilding and adding machinery valued at $5.5 million as well as retaining 192 jobs. It was noted there are currently 46 associates on layoff for all of Colfor.
*Seven Ranges Manufacturing Co. Inc./Aurora Gold, LLC of Carrollton. The 10-year abatement was granted in 2005 for a new addition to the existing facility. The abatement has allowed for the retention of 20 jobs and created seven new jobs. It was noted two employees are laid off due to a decrease in production requirements. *JOMAC LLC of Scio Rd. Carrollton. The 10-year abatement was granted in 2005 for new construction, machinery, equipment and inventory. There are 25 employees and that level is expected to continue through 2010.
The board voted to terminate the following abatements:
*M&M Drying, Minerva Real Estate and Commercial Alloys dba Minerva One, located at 217 Roosevelt Ave., Minerva. The company has been acquired through bankruptcy court by Imperial Zinc Corp and is now known as Imperial Aluminum- Minerva LLC. Chunat said contact was made with Imperial Aluminum to ask if they wanted to transfer the abatement to the new company and did not receive a response.
*Heritage Plastics, located on N. Lisbon St., Carrollton. The10-year abatement for remodeling a building to house drying operation ended in November 2009 and was removed from records.
*Noramco, located at 750 Garfield Ave, Carrollton. The 10-year abatement on machinery and inventory ended Dec. 31, 2009.
*Metaldyne Shaft Operations, Form Tech Industries LLC., formerly located in Minerva. The company is no longer in business.
*Colfor Manufacturing Inc. of Malvern. The 10-year abatement for re-building and a new building in 2000 ended June 30, 2010.
*Colfor Manufacturing of Minerva. The 10-year abatement for machinery and equipment ended June 30, 2010.
*Seven Ranges Manufacting Co. Inc./Aurora Gold of Scio Rd., Carrollton, in the Carrollton Industrial Park. The 10-year abatement was awarded for a new building, office furniture and equipment and some new manufacturing equipment when the company relocated from the village of Carrollton to the Industrial Park. The abatement expired April 1, 2009.
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Boat Rescue
2 Rescued From Sinking Boat Near Navy Pier
Two men were rescued from a boat that was sinking in Lake Michigan about a half mile from Navy Pier Sunday night.
Sailor's Wife Meets Reporter, Pilot Who Helped Rescue Husband
A day after her husband and his friend were rescued from their floundering boat in Lake Michigan, a Chicago woman thanked the CBS 2 chopper pilot and reporter who spotted them and called for help.
7 People Rescued After Boat Breaks Down In Lake Michigan
Seven people were rescued overnight from a boat that broke down in Lake Michigan offshore from downtown.


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In an I-don't-recognise-my-life-anymore moment, Frontier invited me to their offices to be the first person to play Elite: Dangerous. David Braben and his team put me in a room with a joystick that was connected to a PC that was running the first public demonstration of the game. I've no idea how something like that happened to me, but I think I got through it without embarrassing myself, even if I did phone my mum to tell her.
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The Gym will be closed this coming Saturday, 8/17, due to the 4th Annual Left Coast Invitational
Dear CFMG LCI Competitors,
In just a few short days, you will beparticipating in our gym's very own annual competition. For some of you, thismay be your first competition and for others, it may be your second, third,fourth..... we want you all to know how proud the entire coaching staff and CFMGcommunity is of you as an athlete. Wehave watched you train hard and prepare physically and mentally for thiscompetition, and we can't wait to see you reap the rewards of all your hardwork on Saturday. Some of you have askedus what you should be doing in the next few days leading up to the competition,and we wanted to address those questions, as well as give you someencouragement and motivation for competition day.
As with any competition, race, fitness event,etc., we love watching and hearing about all your achievements. Ourcoaching staff works hard to teach you the correct form, technique, and rangeof motion of each movement, as well as push you constantly to get better. Tosee all of this come to fruition on the competition field makes us feel likeproud parents. Please know that you always have the support of not only theCFMG coaching staff, but also the entire CFMG community. We are proud of youfor stepping outside of your comfort zone and testing your fitness outside ofthe gym.
The next few days leading up to the competitionshould be spent reviewing the workouts and the movement standards for the 2013LCI, as well as practicing movements that may or may not be your best. Iencourage you all to continue to train, mobilize, recover, and eat wellthroughout the rest of this week. Structure your training wisely, though. Youwant to lift and get your heart rate up but remember to "save some in thetank". You do not want to do any training that is going to physically and/ormentally drain you or make you too sore to move well. The days leading up tocompetition should not be spent testing, performing benchmark workouts, or highvolume training. If you need further guidance on this, all you need to do isask one of your coaches.
Please keep in mind that whenever youparticipate in a fitness event outside of CFMG, you are representing us as agym and a community. Do not get so wrapped up in the competition that youembarrass yourself and your community. Of course, we want you all to win, butalways keep good sportsmanship in mind. The Left Coast Invitational is an eventput on by our gym, and we fully expect you all to be good ambassadors for ourgym.
Lastly, have fun! We know you are seriousathletes, but try to enjoy the day as much as you can and take it all in. We are all here for you, we believe in you,we support you, and we know you will do your best to make the most of the day.
Good luck CFMG Competitors!
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Friendships born on the field of athletic strife are the real gold of competition. Awards become corroded, friends gather no dust. - Jesse Owens
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Our friends from CrossFit Sayerville will be visiting this Friday (8/16) during their tour of SoCal. They will be here for our Noon class. The purpose of their tour is to promote the CrossFit Community as well as raise money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. If you'd like to donate please follow this link for more info. They are offering some great intensives to donate.
Please join our friends at CrossFit 858 for a Chris Kyle Memorial WOD/Fundraiser. On Saturday September 14 2013, CrossFit 858 will be hosting a fundraiser memorial wod for former U.S. Navy SEAL, Chris Kyle. All proceeds will go to The Boot Campaign. This event is open exclusively to CrossFitters from all local San Diego CrossFit affiliates and active duty military.


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Starting with his first experience with "medicine" in an experimental dog lab, Dr. Inui learned about the power and principles of relationship-centered care, its applications in clinical practice, its roots in the foundational values of medicine, and how all of this might be taught and learned. An educator, primary care practitioner and health services research, he will explore these domains and their connectedness.
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Thomas S. Inui is President and CEO of the Regenstrief Institute for Health Care, Inc. the Sam Regenstrief Professor of Health Services Research, and Associate Dean for Health Care Research at Indiana University School of Medicine. A primary care physician, educator, and researcher, he previously held positions as head of general internal medicine at the University of Washington School of Medicine and the Paul C. Cabot professor and founding chair of the Department of Ambulatory Care and Prevention at Harvard Medical School.
Dr. Inui's special emphases in teaching and research have included physician-patient communication, health promotion and disease prevention, the social context of medicine, and medical humanities.


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Sophos believes that Facebook should be taking the lead, not being told to take the lead by regulators when it comes to its privacy options
Online security firm Sophos has been looking at the new security changes made by Facebook which will be rolling in today and is asking whether firstly they've done enough, and secondly, what more could they be doing.
The changes themselves range from making existing options easier to access to their most notable adjustment in the form of photo-tagging. Before, anyone was able to tag a person, with the photo appearing on the news feed and then having to be removed afterwards by un-tagging the image. Now however Facebook will let you approve all tags before they appear on the newsfeed.
While Sophos welcomes these changes, senior technology consultant Graham Cluley believes that they still have more to do, 'While there's a lot of good stuff here, with Facebook making efforts to simplify the way its privacy settings work, Facebook doesn't seem to have addressed the more fundamental privacy issues on the site'
He goes on to say 'Facebook should become truly 'opt-in', not just on the basis that a new user opts in by joining Facebook in the first place, but on the basis that features are turned off until users decide to activate them.'
These new features will be available from today and you can see a full list of them here. What do you think, is Facebook doing enough or could they improve? Let us know what you think on Facebook and Twitter.


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Putting an end to the 'blue light means slow coral growth' myth
It is time to end a misconception in this reefkeeping hobby, blue light does not slow down the growth of corals. Let me say that again, blue light doesn't slow down the growth of corals.
Back in the days when metal halide was king of the lighting arena of our hobby (yes yes, I can hear some of you saying "What!? Halides are still best!", but that is for another discussion), colour temperature, Kelvin rating, K, was a big deal. In general a 6500K lamp was said to put out light similar in colour to the sun at midday, while 10000K was slightly blue and 20000K being the bluest of the common ratings.
As a general rule of thumb, corals were found to grow fastest under halides with a K rating of 6500K but lacked colour due to their yellow output. The amount of PAR (Photosynthetically active radiation) these lamps produced made them great 'grow' lamps. For example a 250w Iwasaki lamp produces around 159 PPFD as per Sanjay Joshi's testing. But because these 6500K lamps weren't very visually appealing, reef keepers started to lean towards high K rated lamps such as 10000K (182 PPFD – XM 250w SE), 14000K (159 PPFD- IceCape 250w SE) and of course 20000K (106 PPFD – Happy Reefing 250w SE).
As a general rule of thumb, as the K rating increases, the PAR levels start to come down.
The high K rating lamps gave us the bluer looking aquariums we enjoy and started to excite certain pigments in corals. At this point you're probably going to be saying, yes, so blue light does mean slower coral growth…
As the K rating trend took off, the use of the K value became more of a marketing gimmick, to explain, give you an idea of what colour you could expect from your lamp. I've seen 14000K lamps that are more yellow than 10000K lamps, and I've even seen some very white 20000K lamps. And I'm sure you've seen the same. Conventional reef lighting thinking would have you believe that the higher the K rating, the slower the growth, but we need to consider that this simply applies to halide lighting and to a certain extent T5's but what about LEDs?
The beauty (and curse) of LED lighting is that the light generated is very spectrum specific unlike halide lamps or T5 tubes which have a greater blend of spectrums in a single lamp.
With LEDs we can fine tune our lighting to only supply the most essential of spectrums – but because we like to look at our corals, we throw in a nice variety of spectrums to balance out the overall picture.
Chlorophyll A does best in wavelengths from 380nm through to 440nm. There is a peak at 410nm and a large spike at 430nm. Now this is in the blue side of spectrum. Chlorophyll A goes onto to look for more red light at 662nm.
Chlorophyll B peaks 453nm and again at 642nm.
So just very quickly, based on the Chlorophyll absorption peaks, blue light is infact better for corals, for both growth and health.
Just remember, if it's not a halide and K is being talked about, it's the overall colour rendition to our eyes and hardly an indication of growth application.
Although this is overly simplified way of looking at it, don't just assume blue lighting will mean slower growth for your corals, infact too much blue light could end up being a bad thing too.
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Chapter 1. Methods in Scientific and Religious Inquiry
1. Theories, creeds, and experience
The hypothetico-deductive method and theory-laden facts
Verification and falsification
Testing creeds in experience
2. Models, patterns, paradigms
Scientific and religious paradigms
Pervasive and persuasive characteristics of paradigms
Paradigms, anomalies, and "bliks"
3. Objectivity and involvement
Dedication and universal intent
Informed judgment and decision
Observer involvement in science and religion
4. Scientific and religious logic
Science as the systematic search for causes
Religion as the systematic search for meanings
Causal laws and patterns of meaning
Self-implicating meanings
Chapter 2. Matter: Religion and the Physical Sciences
1. Newtonian mechanism
A revolution in explanations
Matter-in-motion: the mechanistic world
Primary and secondary explanations and qualities
The Divine Architect
2. Quantum mechanics and indeterminacy
Electronic characteristics of nature
Uncertainty and indeterminacy
Observer involvement and loss of picturability
Randomness and interaction
Organisms in the microphysical world
3. Relativity and matter-energy
The relativity of time, mass, energy, simultaneity
Matter in the spacetime field
God and relativity
4. Microphysical and astrophysical nature
Humans on the scale of complexity
The anthropic principle and the fine-tuned universe
Mutability and permanence in nature
Mathematics and historical experience
Chapter 3. Life: Religion and the Biological Sciences
1. Biochemistry and the secret of life
Electronic and molecular characteristics of life
Biological molecules as informational molecules
Historical continuity in life
Particular individuality in life
2. Evolution and the secret of life
The Darwinian revolution
Incremental evolution and natural selection for biofunction
Troubles in evolutionary explanation
Evolution as a random walk
Chemical evolution and the incubation of life
The evolution of mind
Evolutionary development as a trend upslope
The incompleteness of evolutionary theory
3. The cybernetics of life
Life as a cybernetic system
Genetic sets as propositional, logical, normative
Randomness and trial-and-error learning
Evolution as a prototype of rationality
Evolutionary theism
4. The life struggle
Suffering in the prolife struggle
The backup pelican chick
Sickle cell anemia and the hemoglobin molecule
The way of nature as the way of the cross
Chapter 4. Mind: Religion and the Psychological Sciences
1. The possibility of a human science
A science of persons?
Causal laws and personal agency
Objective science and the subjective life
2. Religion and Freudian psychoanalysis
The unconscious mind
Religion as psychological projection and illusion
Difficulties in the psychoanalytic model
The search for a Parenting Cause
3. Religion and behavioral science
Stimulus, response, and conscious life
Difficulties in the behaviorist model
Rationality, freedom, and responsible decision
Behaviorism and religion
Cognitive psychology: persons as cognitive processors
4. Religion and humanistic psychologies
The self in personality theory
Self-actualizing persons
Value assumptions and inadequacies in humanistic psychologies
The self in historical and cosmic contexts
Chapter 5. Culture: Religion and the Social Sciences
1. Society and the individual: models, laws, causes
The law of the three stages
Models of society: organismic, equilibrating, structural-functional and cybernetic systems
Conflict and change in historical society
Individual agency in the social system
2. Interpretive social science
Communities of shared meaningfulness
The scientific study of religious "prejudice"
Meaning systems and causal laws
Society as a text to be interpreted
3. Religion as a social projection
The collective function of religion
Nonsocial dimensions in religious life
The religious problem in secular society
Sociology and the future of religion
4. Values in social science
A value-free science?
Value presumptions and consequences in social theory
Naturalistic and therapeutic tendencies in social science
Good and evil in the cultural community
Chapter 6. Nature and History
1. Nature after science
Immensity, diversity, unity in the natural world
Energetic, formational, informational nature
Intelligibility and mystery in nature after science
Discontinuity and continuity in the human place in nature
Natural history
2. Hard naturalism
An economical and scientific worldview
Nature without supernature
Persons as epiphenomenal in nature
Difficulties in hard naturalism
3. Soft naturalism
Creative and transformative nature
Nature as a realm of values
Persons as children of nature
Difficulties in soft naturalism
4. Eastern perspectives
Nature as maya, illusion, and samsara, spinning world
Brahman and sunyata as explanatory of natural history
The Tao and binary nature
Difficulties in the Eastern perspectives
5. The dimension of history
Idiographic richness in history
The dramatic character of history
Narrative and causal explanations
Meanings and directions in history
6. Suffering
Suffering in nature and history
A cruciform naturalism
Chapter 7. Nature, History, and God
1. Nature and supernature
Emergence, the natural, and the supernatural
Supernature and supercharged nature
Superintending levels in the Earth story
The Divine Spirit in historical nature
2. Scientific-existentialist theism
God beyond nature and history
God in the existential self
Difficulties in scientific-existentialist theism
Causes and meanings: the complementary languages
3. Process theism
Nature as organic process
God as the ground of order and novelty
God as creative persuasion and conserver of values
The becoming God
Religious adequacy of the process God
4. Transscientific theism
God as the One who loves in freedom
God in nature, history, Jesus Christ
God in righteous love and personal life
Counterevidence to the gracious Presence
5. Insight in science and religion: Doing the the truth
Correspondent truthfulness
The transformation of science into interpretive history
Information and reformation: science, values, and truth
Doing the truth on the cutting edge of nature and history
Selected critical notice of Science and Religion: A Critical Survey
Langdon Gilkey (Theology, University of Chicago Divinity School), says of Science and Religion, "It is, I think, the finest volume in this field to date." "Rolston is one of three "impresarios of religion-science events" whose "example and organizing talents have encouraged a great deal of my work in the field." In understanding the "four major categories in terms of which nature has been experienced and known, ... I am especially and vastly indebted to Micea Eliade, Lawrence Sullivan, and, for modern science, Holmes Rolston, III." Rolston makes a "fascinating, perceptive and (to me) very original exploration of the theme of the intertwining of energy and pain, life and suffering (and their common result: more life, new life, and new life forms)." "The great Dying yields the great Renewal." "No one has made this point more perceptively, clearly, and profoundly than Rolston." In Nature, Reality, and the Sacred: The Nexus of Science and Religion (Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 1993), citations passim.
Donald Musser (Philosophy, Stetson University), in a critical review for The International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, says, "Rolston ... has produced a book that rivals Ian Barbour's Issues in Science and Religion as the best in the field. ... I highly recommend this book ... it will become the standard in the field." (International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 26(1989):185-192)
John J. Compton (Philosophy, Vanderbilt University): Science and Religion "marvelously combines the elements needed for any thoughtful examination of the intersections of science and religion today--it is comprehensive ... it is rich in scientific and theological detail, it is methodologically self-aware and circumspect at every point, both in respect of the sciences and religious thought and in respect to its own developing argument, and it has a developing argument, inspired by a powerful constructive vision of the wholeness of the human endeavor to understand, of which, it is argued, the sciences and religious reflection form complementary parts. And as sheer grace for the reader, the book is engagingly and trenchantly written, perfused with insightful epigram, a text to delight as well as to illumine. ... This is a robust challenge (made) with rare erudition and skill." (Critical Review of Books in Religion: Annual Supplement to the Journal of the American Academy of Religion 2[1989]:425-427.
Frederick Ferré (Distinguished Research Professor, Philosophy, University of Georgia), says, "This book is a delight. ... It is up to the minute on methodological developments, ... clear and responsible.... Everyone in the field will need to work with this text." (Book endorsement)
Robert J. Russell (Physics, Theology, Director of the Center for the Study of Theology and the Natural Sciences, Berkeley), says, "I value this work greatly for attempting and, by and large, succeeding at bringing science and religion into a meaningful and creative relationship." (Book endorsement)
John F. Haught (Theology, Philosophy, Georgetown University, says that Science and Religion is "a monumental work, one deserving of widespread usage by theologians and scientists alike. Carefully organized and beautifully written, ... the book is truly outstanding. One may safely predict that it will enrich discussion of science and religion for many years to come." (Theological Studies 49(1988):368-370)
David Foxgrover, in a review for the Christian Century, says that Science and Religion is "a superb and subtle book that will become a standard in the field. ... It stands on its own as a creative attempt to deal with one of the 20th century's central theological issues." (Christian Century 105, no. 4, 1988, pages 132-133)
Ian Barbour (Physics, Theology, Carlton College), the leading world authority in science and religion) says, "This is a remarkable book and I predict its widespread use. ... This first rate book can be highly recommended to anyone seeking access to the best of recent thought." (Book endorsement)
Karl Peters (Religion, Rollins College, former editor of Zygon: Journal of Religion and Science) says that Rolston's is "the best current comprehensive treatment of science and religion," written with "particular genius," "an excellent text that should be studied by every seminary student and graduate student in religious studies who wishes to relate religious thinking to the contemporary sciences." He adds that it "is to be placed alongside Ian G. Barbour's Issues in Science and Religion and A. R. Peacocke's Creation and the World of Science." (Book endorsement)
Donald W. Shriver (President, Union Theological Seminary, New York), says that Science and Religion is "one of the most important books I have read in years and absolutely the best on science and religion that I have ever read."
Joseph Pickle (Religion, Colorado College): Science and Religion is "notable for its breadth and depth ...filled with admirably argued and powerfully presented treatments of critical issues. ... the most substantial argument for a position on the relationship of science and religion that is eminently worth arguing ... finely nuanced and carefully developed." Zygon: Journal of Religion and Science 23(1988):203-205)
Charles Birch (Biologist, University of Sydney, Australia, winner of the Templeton Prize), says that Science and Religion is "quite the best on that subject." (Personal correspondence)
James W. Jones (Department of Religion, Rutgers University), in a discussion of systems theory, cites Science and Religion as providing "stunning examples of the theological use of such a systems perspective." (Zygon: Journal of Religion and Science 27[1992]:201-202)
Jeff Astley (School of Education, University of Durham, England): Science and Religion "is likely to become the standard text on this subject: a valuable source of information and reflection ... containing an up-to-date, large-scale map. ... The arguments are clearly presented and the language is often pithy and memorable. ... The theist will welcome the depth of the author's spirituality as well as his learning, and relish his out-flanking attacks on scientists, and their camp-followers, who have overreached themselves in their claims for the explanatory power of the theory of natural selection, the adequacy of certain psychological models of the mind, and the possibility of value-free social science." (British Journal of Religious Education 11[1989]:49-50)
S. Mark Heim (Philosophy of Religion, Andover Newton Theological School, Newton Centre, Massachusetts) says, "Science and Religion is ... conceived on a very broad scale and carried through across a wide range of disciplines, from physics to psychology. The apparent superficiality of such a massive project is avoided by an impressive marshalling of specific cases, and by sustained attention to a few crucial questions. Since its publication in 1966, Ian Barbour's Issues in Science and Religion has served as a standard textbook in this area. Rolston's work provides a first rate alternative and supplement. ... The distinguishing feature of Rolston's book is the way in which he has organized the material around a sustained and nuanced argument. ... Rolston's study is careful, and yet freshly suggestive in the manner it probes the nature of scientific theory. ... The book deserves and will find wide use." (Christian Scholar's Review 17(1988):490-491).
Harold H. Oliver (Philosophical Theology, Boston University School of Theology) says that in the contemporary dialogue between science and religion, "Any list of the most notable contributors in this field would include the names of Thomas F. Torrance, A. R. Peacocke, Ian Barbour, Ralph Burhoe, Stanley Jaki and Holmes Rolston, III." Journal of the American Academy of Religion 60 (No. 3, 1992):379-404, on p. 390, p. 403)
John H. Wright (Jesuit School of Theology, Berkeley) calls Science and Religion "an extraordinarily complete basic treatment." in "Theology, Philosophy, and the Natural Sciences," Theological Studies 52(4)(1991):651-668.


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The Oculus (Diablo II)
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- For other uses, see The Oculus.
The Oculus is a unique Swirling Crystal, exclusively used by Sorceresses. It is the only unique orb available in Patch 1.09. With a large boost to all Sorceress skills, resistances, cast rate, Energy, and Magic Find, the Oculus is ideal for all-around Sorceress use.
Some players decide not to use The Oculus, simply because of the chance to teleport. It is slightly annoying to be teleporting around when you don't want to. However, others find it to be a life saver.
In any case, the Oculus should be upgraded to a better weapon when the Sorceress reaches a higher level. Death's Fathom is often used by Sorceresses focusing on Cold Spells, and the Heart of the Oak is often used by Sorceresses focusing on Fire Spells or Lightning Spells. Even Tal Rasha's Lidless Eye when combined with the rest of the Tal Rasha's Wrappings set is a very strong, viable option late-game - one of the few class sets in the game that is worth using.
Eschuta's Temper looks like a solid choice on the surface, but since it's damage bonuses only stack with the elemental Masteries and do not increase the Sorceress's overall damage, it is a poor late-game option.
The Oculus
Swirling Crystal
One-Hand Damage: 18 To 42
Required Level: 42
Durability: 50
Staff Class - Normal Attack Speed
(Sorceress Only)
+3 To Sorceress Skill Levels
+5 To Mana After Each Kill
All Resistances +20
25% Chance To Cast Level 1 Teleport When Struck
+30% Faster Cast Rate
+20 To Vitality
+20 To Energy
+20% Enhanced Defense
50% Better Chance Of Getting Magic Items
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Total Cost: (canvas, dowels, paints, brushes) = $50
Time to Make: ~ 8 hours (less if you're not taking pictures and you have some sewing experience)
Tools Required: scissors, drill, saw, sewing machine
Step 1: Gather Your Supplies
- Heavy Fabric: 3.5 yards x 45 inches (~$16 for 3 yards x 60 inches of canvas at Fabrics R Us)
- Dowels: 5x 5 feet long (~$2.50 each at Home Depot -> $14 total) NOTE: you can also use 1" PVC pipe
- Fabric Paints: (~$6 each at Michael's, only used two -> $12)
- Paint Brushes: (~$5 for a 25-brush variety pack at Michael's)
- Shoelace or Leather Boot Lace (not shown: ~$3)
Step 2: Mark the First Cut
The easiest way to do this is:
- Cut your fabric to be 3 yards long (you'll use the other half yard later)
- Fold it in half (hamburger style)
- Tape a pencil to the end of a string (or measuring tape)
- Hold one end of the string at a folded corner
- Draw an arc starting at the other folded corner
Step 3: Cut the Semi-Circle
Then unfold, and you have a semi-circle with 45 inch radius.
Step 4: Cut Two Flaps from the Scrap
Use the same string-and-pen technique to draw a radius, and a straightedge to make the flap as large as possible (make the edge tangent to the curve of the scrap).
Step 5: Cut a 6-Inch Hole for the Top
Cut a hole with ~ 6-inch diameter through all three pieces.
Step 6: Pin On the Flaps
The seam will be on the inside of the teepee.
Thanks for sharing this! I just finished it last night and this is what my son will be coming down to this (Christmas) morning. I didn't have time to paint it, but did make a couple faux bear skin rugs out of "sherpa fleece" for the floor.
Nice, looks awesome! Thanks for posting.
The GIF's are a fun addition. I'm guessing that that animated GIF tutorial worked out?


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