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SOUTH WHITLEY — The departure of a small town physician from his practice had South Whitley residents offering well wishes to Dr. James Hanus.
Hanus had been the physician for numerous community families in the South Whitley area with the Parkview Physicians Group.
Several comments posted on social media websites expressed their gratitude to the long-time doctor of more than 30 years. Statements such as, "you'll be missed," and "you were the best doctor I ever had," resonate with many community members.
Parkview Hospital officials released a statement regarding Hanus' departure.
COLUMBIA CITY — Columbia City's Park Board reversed its decision to close the sledding hill at DeVol Field after an outcry from the public.
More than 30 people were present at a public hearing Thursday, with nine taking the podium to voice their opinions — all in favor of reopening the hill.
Before the public spoke, the city explained its reasoning for closing the park, a decision made on a 3-2 vote at last week's Park Board meeting based on liability and safety.
SOUTH WHITLEY — It took a few ideas, some brainstorming and a community pulling together to plan South Whitley's Home for the Holidays event.
The downtown Christmas celebration will take place Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m., and will feature ornament making, cookie decorating, food, a live Nativity, music and a ceremonially tree lighting.
One particular event will have a winning announcement made at 6 p.m. — the town's wreath contest.
COLUMBIA CITY — Whitley County officials met Tuesday to discuss CEDIT spending for the next two years.
However, discussion was held once again on the need for financial disclosure from Whitley County Humane Shelter leaders.
"We haven't had any sort of a report in months," said Whitley County Commissioner Tom Rethlake.
Representing the Commissioners at the Whitley County Council meeting, Rethlake recapped the concerns the Commissioners had with financially supporting the shelter.
COLUMBIA CITY — Columbia City's Director of Communications, Terry Wherry, had some impressive statistics to present to the Common Council last week.
Ten years ago, the city invested in an e-mail filter company, Preferred IT Group, to protect the city.
The overall cost for the program is $1,800 per year, and officials said the service is well worth the money. "The cost is benefiting us," Wherry said. "It's taken care of a lot of spam."
Pierceton Elementary School recently awarded Riley VanCleave (right) with a gift card for being the top seller for the Parent-Teacher Organization fundraiser this year. VanCleave is a fourth-grade student, but has been awarded this prize every year since he was in kindergarten. The PTO would like to thank VanCleave and his mother for all their hard work in supporting the school. Awarding VanCleave with the gift card is Kathy Wright who is co-president of the PTO.
The Ag Museum Board would like to extend an invitation to all persons who have an interest in Whitley County history to attend the Annual Meeting Saturday at 6:15 p.m. at the museum. The program will be cover the history and making of maple syrup. Those interested do not need to be a member to attend the meeting. Bring a covered dish and table service to take part in the food and fellowship. The meat and drinks will be furnished. Pictured is one area of the museum that portrays pioneer life.
Mary Raber Elementary School recently celebrate its November Shining Stars. The following students were recognized this month for using their life skills, treating people right and doing the right thing: Kindergarteners — Ethan Huerta, Lillen Johnson, Tatianna Saavedra, Meya Gonzalez, Wesley Fowler and Haylee Harpel. First graders — Aleighya Loe, Brandelyn Maggard, Isabelle Landis, Iziah Rinehold, Kassidy Welch and Mikayla Cochran. Second graders — Brodie Baughman, Xander Ogden, Sam Bechtold and Kelan Ferguson.
• Walk of Trees - 5 p.m.
In its fourth year, The Walk of Trees will open for tours Friday at 5 p.m. and will continue Fridays and Saturdays from 5 to 8 p.m. through Saturday, Dec. 14. at The Clugston, Chauncey Street, Columbia City.
More than 20 trees are expected to be a part of this year's walk.
FORT WAYNE — A third-quarter charge was not enough for Whitko's girls basketball team against Fort Wayne Northrop Wednesday.
The Lady Wildcats lost to the Lady Bruins by a final score of 60-49.
It was the second defeat in a row for Whitko (3-3), but the third consecutive contest against a Class 4A school. It was the first win of the year for 1-5 Northrop.
Whitko Girls Basketball Head Coach Brandon Bradley said Northrop challenges his squad in a unique fashion.


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I saw (500) Days of Summer over the weekend. Truly awesome film.
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the soul storage company looks like it could be a good movie.
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The trailer for Ethan Hawke's new sci-fi/vampire movie
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Jeremy Manning discusses fitness and wellbeing site Manning Up...
After a period of turbulence in his life, Jeremy Manning decided to accentuate the positives of his situation and started up Manning Up USA. The ever-growing website is comprised of health and fitness professionals who aim to be a beacon of hope for those who have experienced/are experiencing adversity. Through inspirational stories, useful resources, guidance, and using sports and fitness to gain strength. We spoke to the founder to find out more...
Tell us your reasons for setting up Manning Up and why you feel it was important?
Manning Up is the culmination of my life's work and my personal development. It started in concept when I used martial arts to help overcome a six year crystal meth addiction. After getting clean I went on to win two bronze medals in an international championship and that gave me the confidence to change my career. I became a personal trainer, excelled quickly to an Advanced Specialist and moved to LA to pursue my dreams of living in Hollywood. My addictions followed and instead of meth, I found the bottle and eventually went into AA. After a few months of sobriety my mom passed away from Alzheimer's. That experience changed me completely. At the funeral I felt a sense of her presence like it washed over me and changed my perspective and I started to see myself as she saw me. So I returned home with a sense of passion and self worth I had never had before. I set out to use the skills that I developed as a trainer and reached out to others who were fighting for their lives. I started to develop my own model for personal growth through health and fitness and that's where you could say it all began.
Your website covers both mental and physical health. Do the two go together more than people realise?
You can't really have one without the other. Not at the level we're speaking of and what we strive for in our own lives and through our audience is balance and harmony. There's really no point in looking like a model if you're miserable or suffering with demons. And I've experienced spiritual and mental change through physical action like sports and fitness. So yes, they absolutely go hand in hand to live like a champion.
What kind of impact has working with [Former US marine turned model] Alex Minsky had for the interest in the site?
Well he's a pretty popular guy and for good reason. You know how there are those really smart or really stunning looking people who you can't help but adore because they don't let those things get to their head. Alex is one of those guys. He has a lot of reasons to be above it all and he works hard to stay humble and appreciates the people in his life. He's been through tremendous adversity and not only did he overcome it, he used it to fuel greater success and a sense of balance in his life. He was the image of Manning Up. His involvement played a big part in our development and put a lot of eyes on the achievements we've made over the last 10 months, like raising $75,000 for a charity in our efforts to raise $100,000 this year. On a personal level, Alex keeps me grounded too and helps me stay focused on the mission, which is to improve ourselves a little more everyday and to inspire others to do the same.
Tell us about your charitable events and fundraisers...
Well, we created the Manning Up Challenge in Jan, 2013 which was for two teams to raise $100,000. One was the 'AIDS LifeCycle' team that set out with a goal of $50,000 and achieved a little more than $75,000. Our next team, 'The Manning Up Trailblazers' which Alex is a part of, as well as our other amazing family. We plan to raise $50,000 and run a 13.2 mile trail run in Hawaii in November to benefit Team 2 'End AIDS'. We've also raised money through merchandise sales for 'The Wounded Warrior Project' and 'The American Cancer Society' and our ultimate goal is to have teams in charity events across the country raising money for various charities every year.
What message are you hoping to send through Manning Up?
That we are ultimately in control of our own lives. The choices we make and actions we take define the state and condition of our well being. We can sit around blaming our misfortune, or society or whatever we want to blame to stay in our comfort zone or we can man up and take action and change our lives for the better. Everyone has it in them to be their own champion. All it takes is a plan, being active in that plan and owning it to yourself and doing whatever it takes to get what you want out of life. Manning Up is about finding the willingness to push past limitations by first recognising that we all have something holding us back. I mean think about it, we fight against gravity every time we stand up, our existence is a constant state of controlled chaos, but we get to create order and process and live like the hunters and warriors we were born to be.
Get involved, share your story and find out more information at the Manning Up Facebook Page or at Manning Up Website.
You can read more about Alex Minsky in this month's issue of GT, available digitally for your smartphone, tablet, computer, Kindle and more here.
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Antonio de Montesinos (or Antonio Montesino)[1] was a Spanish Dominican friar on the island of Hispaniola (now the Dominican Republic and Haiti) who, with the backing of his prior, Fray Pedro de Córdoba and his Dominican community at Santo Dominigo, preached against the enslavement and harsh treatment of the Indigenous peoples of the Island. Montesinos's preaching lead to the conversion of Bartolomé de las Casas and his subsequent entrance into the Dominican Order.[2]
Montesinos became a Dominican friar at the convent of St. Stephen in Salamanca, where he may have studied. He was part of the first band of Dominicans to come to Hispaniola island, in September 1510, under the leadership of Pedro de Cordova.[3]
On the 21st of December, 1511, the fourth Sunday of Advent,[4] Montesinos preached an impassioned sermon criticizing the practices of the Spanish colonial encomienda system, and decrying the abuse of the Taíno indian people on Hispaniola.
Listing the injustices that the indigenous people were suffering at the hands of the Spanish colonists, Montesinos proclaimed that the Spanish on the island "are all in mortal sin and live and die in it, because of the cruelty and tyranny they practice among these innocent peoples"[5] According to Bartolomé de las Casas, who was an eyewitness of this event, Montesinos also asked those in attendance,
"Tell me by what right of justice do you hold these Indians in such a cruel and horrible servitude? On what authority have you waged such detestable wars against these people who dealt quietly and peacefully on their own lands? Wars in which you have destroyed such an infinite number of them by homicides and slaughters never heard of before. Why do you keep them so oppressed and exhausted, without giving them enough to eat or curing them of the sicknesses they incur from the excessive labor you give them, and they die, or rather you kill them, in order to extract and acquire gold every day." [6]
The sermon outraged the conquistadors, including Admiral Diego Columbus (son of Christopher Columbus) and other representatives of the King, there present.
Although there were divisions among the friars themselves, the primary policy of the Preaching Friars (Dominicans) in the New World was in defense of the aboriginal American Indians under Spanish andPortuguese rules, a policy for which they fought for over three centuries.[7] The initial result of the protests against the friars at Santo Domingo was an order from King Ferdinand II that Montesinos and other Dominicans who supported him should be shipped back to Spain. Ferdinand at first referred to the preaching of Montesinos as "a novel and groundless attitude" and a "dangerous opinion [that] would do much harm to all the affairs of that land".[8] While in Spain, however, Montesinos and his companions were able to persuade the king of the correctness of their position.
As a result, the king convened a commission which promulgated the Laws of Burgos, the first code of ordinances attempting to protect the indigenous people, regulate their treatment and conversion, and limit the demands of the Spanish colonizers upon them.[9][10][11]
Montesinos' sermon also had a formative impact upon Bartolomé de las Casas, who heard it firsthand.[12] Las Casas became well known for his advocacy of the rights of indigenous peoples of the Americas.
A large statue of Montesinos delivering his sermon faces the Caribbean sea at the seafront of Santo Domingo (Dominican Republic). The stone and bronze statue is 15 meters tall and was designed by Mexican sculptor Antonio Castellanos. It was donated to the Dominican people by the Mexican government and inaugurated in 1982 by the presidents of Mexico and the Dominican Republic.
- ^ Bartolomé de Las Casas, in his magisterial,Historia de las Indias, offers several versions of his first name (Antón, Antonio or Antoño), but always only refers to his last name as "Montesino" without the "de" or the final "s." See Isacio Pérez Fernández, "Notas documentales, bibliográficas y críticas" in Bartolomé de Las Casas, Obras Completas 5. Historia de las indias III (Madrid: Alainza Editorial, 1994), note 12, page 2509.
- ^ Hanke 1946, p. 142.
- ^ "Antonio Montesino". Catholic Encyclopedia. New York: Robert Appleton Company. 1913.
- ^ Las Casas explicitly affirms that it was the fourth Sunday of Advent, which that year was the 21st of December; he also affirms that the Gospel reading was from John 1.19b-28, which is indeed what the Dominican Rite Missal in use at Santo Dominigo at that time used on the fourth Sunday of Advent. See Las Casas,Historia de las Indias, volume 3, chapter 3 (Obras Completas 5.3, page 1760); for more on the date of this sermon, see Isacio Pérez Fernández, "Notas documentales, bibliográficas y críticas" in Bartolomé de Las Casas, Obras Completas 5. Historia de las indias III (Madrid: Alainza Editorial, 1994), note 14, page 2510.
- ^ Warner 1987,p. 295
- ^ Bartolome de Las Casas: Witness: Writing of Bartolome de Las casas. ed and trans by George Sanderlin (Maryknoll: Orbis books, 1993) 66-67.
- ^ See the document prepared by the Order of Preachers, "In Evangelical Solidarity with the Oppressed: the Fifth Centenary Anniversary of the Arrival of the Order in America"(PDF)
- ^ Hanke 1946, p. 142-3.
- ^ Hanke 1946, p. 143
- ^ Seed 1992, p. 202
- ^ Warner 1987, p. 296
- ^ Warner 1987, p. 299.
«Para os los dar a cognoscer me he sobido aquí, yo que soy voz de Cristo en el desierto desta isla; y, por tanto, conviene que con atención, no cualquiera sino con todo vuestro corazón y con todos vuestros sentidos, la oigáis; la cual será la más nueva que nunca oísteis, la más áspera y dura y más espantable y peligrosa que jamás no pensasteis oír».«Esta voz [os dice] que todos estáis en pecado mortal y en él vivís y morís, por la crueldad y tiranía que usáis con estas inocentes gentes. Decid ¿con qué derecho y con qué justicia tenéis en tan cruel y horrible servidumbre aquestos indios? ¿Con qué auctoridad habéis hecho tan detestables guerras a estas gentes que estaban en sus tierras mansas y pacíficas, donde tan infinitas dellas, con muerte y estragos nunca oídos habéis consumido? ¿Cómo los tenéis tan opresos y fatigados, sin dalles de comer ni curallos en sus enfermedades [en] que, de los excesivos trabajos que les dais, incurren y se os mueren y, por mejor decir, los matáis por sacar y adquirir oro cada día? ¿Y qué cuidado tenéis de quien los doctrine y cognozcan a su Dios y criador, sean baptizados, oigan misa, guarden las fiestas y domingos? Estos, ¿no son hombres? ¿No tienen ánimas racionales? ¿No sois obligados a amallos como a vosotros mismos? ¿Esto no entendéis? ¿Esto no sentís? ¿Cómo estáis en tanta profundidad de sueño tan letárgico dormidos? Tened por cierto, que en el estado [en] que estáis no os podéis más salvar que los moros o turcos que carecen y no quieren la fe de Jesucristo».
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The Theater in the Scott Center is home to our Fine and Performing Arts Program, Business Resource Center, and Gallery in the Scott Center. The theater can seat over 400 people. Plays, ceremonies, film series and other campus events are held here. Our Theater Department is very active and offers many performances each year, which are open to the public.
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In Guinea, more than 80% of the population works in agriculture and fisheries. However, the challenge is to move from subsistence agriculture to market agriculture and to encourage the development of artisanal fisheries. Guinea benefits from a young, active population that needs to get onto the job market, making job creation very important.
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In the last five years, Uniterra's partners have established a mutual savings and credit institution in the artisanal fisheries sector, giving thousands of people in the sector access to credit. Thanks to work by these partners, the Guinean government has recognized the importance of shea butter in the rural economy as well as the role of the social economy in the fight against poverty.
Uniterra's partners today seek to broaden the establishment of mutual institutions as well as community banks for social finance accessible to organizations of farmers and fishers. And to help young people and women move into the job market, income-generating activities are being developed through the social economy.
- MECREPAG: Mutuelle d'épargne et de crédit des pêcheurs artisans de Guinée
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Step into the fluorescent light, and you walk into Kansas City barbecue history: Arthur Bryant worked for Henry Perry, who opened the city's first BBQ joint in 1908. The international destination (thanks to Calvin Trillin calling it "possibly the best restaurant in the world") hasn't changed much over the years. You still eat your hickory-and-fruitwood-smoked "burnt ends" (chunks of crisped brisket exterior), doused in a unique gritty-textured, vinegar-sour orange sauce, while sitting on red banquet chairs at a Formica-topped table. Despite its fame — visitors include Steven Spielberg, Jack Nicholson, and presidents Truman, Carter, and Reagan — some enthusiasts maintain the food is overrated. Even if that's true, you don't go to Wrigley for the baseball.
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It's a chain. Or a chain-ette — six of them around the city. And it is pretty corporate in its feel, with its aggressively friendly counter-folk, asking "Hi, may I help you?" when you've barely stepped through the door. But cofounder George Gates also worked for KC BBQ father Henry Perry, and all six locations still slow-cook their meats on actual pits, not in ovens. The pork ribs are meaty and juicy, but the signature here is the sauce. Whether original or extra-hot, it is a velvety-smooth elixir that sinks into the meat rather than sitting on top, creating a meat-and-sauce match made in hog heaven.
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Another way: Assume, as before, C is a point away from AB, and from B through C is drawn an indefinitely long line, and find on it CD equal to CB, and join it to A to form AD. Then in DA, assume DE equals DC and EF equals CB. [Here, van Schooten gives five illustrations, showing each of the following five cases: 1) DF = DA, 2) DF < DA, 3) DF > DA but DE < DA, 4) DE = DA, and 5) DE > DA. We illustrate case #2 only.)] Make BE, FC intersecting at G, then DGH cutting FB in H.
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Crews from the Bentonville Public Works Department were out clearing ice-covered sidewalks near businesses as well as city offices.
"We run about 12 guys so we always have four to five guys warming up and the other seven-eight working," said Randy Mattingly, public works maintenance supervisor.
The Public Works Department used snow blowers they bought after the last ice storm two years ago. They also used other tools to help with the ice.
"We use magnesium flake ice melt, but in this temperature, it will melt and freeze back right away," Mattingly said. "We've had to use sand and the sand does provide fraction for foot traffic."
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The Secretary of State was asked—
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What progress she has made in reducing regulatory burdens on farmers.
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What recent discussions she has had on water resources; and if she will make a statement.
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It is often stated that Jesus never commented about homosexuality. A case can be made that he refers to gays in this verse. On the surface, the verse seems to condemn individuals who treat others with contempt and call them names. Hatred of others is considered here as serious to God as an overt act of murder. 'Raca' is defined in the NIV as an Aramaic term of contempt. It has been translated literally as "I spit on you." But "raca," "rakha" and similar terms in various Semitic languages also carry the meaning of effeminacy or weakness - terms frequently used to refer to homosexuals. The word 'Moros' which is translated as "fool" has a number of meanings, including both sexual aggressor and homosexual aggressor. 1 One could argue that Jesus was condemning homophobia in this passage; but it would be a weak case at best, because of the multiplicity of meanings of the key words.
Matthew 8:5-13:
These verses describe how a Roman centurion asked Jesus to cure his "pais" who lay paralyzed and in great agony. The centurion stated that all Jesus had to do was to say the right words to effect the cure. Jesus praised the centurion for his faith. If the boy had been the centurion's son, then the author probably would have used the Greek word "uios" (son). If the writer wanted to imply that they boy was a slave or indentured servant, then he probably would have used the word "duolos" (slave). But he did not. He used the Greek word pais which, in this situation, contains the suggestion of a young male kept for sexual purposes by his adult owner. The English word "pederasty" comes partly from this word. Various translations of the Christian Scriptures have suppressed the possible sexual component of the term and translated the word simply as a "servant boy", "serving boy", "young servant," "my son," and "my boy." A present-day relationship of this type would be considered child sexual abuse, a serious crime. However, such arrangements were common in the Roman Empire at the time, and were tolerated by society, as was human slavery itself.
The Gospel of Luke, starting at Luke 7:2 told the same story differently. The boy was changed into a slave of undefined age who was 'dear to' (KJV) the Centurion. The author used the Greek word doulos which is a generic term for servant or slave. He was described as being very sick and near death; this contrasts with the author of Matthew who description of a boy being paralyzed and in great pain.
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"Jesus' disciples said to him, 'If such is the case of a man with his wife, it is better not to marry,' But he said to them 'Not everyone can accept this teaching, but only those to whom it is given. For there are eunuchs who have been so from birth, and there are eunuchs who have been made eunuchs by others, and there are eunuchs who have made themselves eunuchs for the sake of the dominion of heaven. Let anyone accept this who can.' " The New Testament & Psalms: An Inclusive Version.
In verse 10, Jesus' disciple are responding to Jesus' statement that divorce is not an option for a man unless his wife has committed adultery. The disciples say that if this is so, then people should not marry. However, Jesus admits that not all Christians can accept singlehood. God gives only some the ability to remain single. He then talks about 3 types of eunuchs. They appear to be:
One source interprets the first category of eunuch as referring to homosexuals, rather than to males born without functioning testicles. 2 This source believes that the Bible contradicts itself, with Leviticus, 1 Corinthians and other passages condemning homosexual behavior, while Matthew "just accepts it as a reality." We have not been able to find support for this belief from any academic source.
John 3:16:
This verse seems to imply that "whoever believes...will have eternal live. "Whoever" presumably includes all men and women, black and white, gay, lesbian, bisexual and heterosexual believers. But there are verses like I Corinthians 6:9 and 1 Timothy 1:9-10 which seem to conflict with John 3:16. The latter both have lists of behaviors that will cause people to be unfit for salvation and thus ineligible to attain heaven after death.
Jude 1:7:
The King James Version of the Bible translates verse 7 as:
The book of Jude is quite short and only has a single chapter.
The phrase translated as "strange flesh" in the original Greek reads: "sarkos heteras." Ironically, our English word "heterosexual" is derived from "heteras." "Strange flesh" has been variously translated in other versions as "perverted sensuality," "unnatural lust," "unnatural sex," "lust of men for other men," "pursued unnatural desire," "sexual sin, even perversion," and (in the NIV) "perversion."
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The Toronto skyline appears poisoned in the opening shots of Denis Villeneuve's Enemy, tainted by a jaundiced hue that folds over each building and street like a venomous cloud. As the camera slow glides through the air and a thunderous, drum-infused score lays down enough bass to wake the dead, we get the distinct feeling that a lethal force has bitten the world at large, and the diagnosis doesn't look good.
It's later clear that this vision of society reflects the toxic point of view of Adam (Jake Gyllenhaal), a reclusive college professor whose life is turned upside down when he discovers his double, a semi-successful actor named Anthony (Gyllenhaal again) also living in town. Curiosity and happenstance cause their fates to intertwine, but something more sinister emerges from their awareness of each other. Both men's motivations quickly become obscured by the extreme sense of dread that permeates every frame.
Much of Enemy grapples with the psychological consequences of Adam and Anthony's cat-and-mouse game. Many questions arise as to why their interconnectedness creates such a profoundly disturbing ripple. What's consistent is Villeneuve's striking environment of metal and glass, highlighting a network of wires running through the city like a circuit board that most people would ignore. Adam notices neither them nor the constricting spaces that surround him daily. But they are key to understanding the way his past trauma informs the film's aesthetics.
With only a torn picture of a woman for a reference point, the audience struggles to fill in the context of Adam's deep malaise. As a result, Enemy is consistently baffling, favoring surrealism and mood over a traditional plot. The vibe of each "normal" location is tainted by how claustrophobic it feels. Adam's classroom might seem expansive at first, but the camera often pushes him up against the chalkboard as he lectures about philosophy. Even more disturbing is his cave of an apartment, made up entirely of dark corners. It's only when his attractive girlfriend, Mary (Mélanie Laurent), shows up does it seem like any life returns to the space.
Villeneuve and cinematographer Nicolas Bolduc construct each frame as if it were one piece of an evolving puzzle. Hints about Adam's guilt and Anthony's promiscuity filter through the dialogue sequences mostly consisting of non-sequiturs, but it's the motifs found in the imagery itself that offer the best clues to their relationship. During the scene when Adam first sees Anthony's face in a film that he's rented, the bright light of the laptop screen reflects in the orb of his eye. Here, we see the film's themes of duality represented in a visually breathtaking way.
Enemy—which opens Friday, March 28—ultimately wrestles with our need to control every facet of life, from our identity to our unspoken animalistic desires. You can see these conflicts in both Adam's ghostly relationship with Mary and Anthony's stricken marriage to Helen (Sarah Gadon), whose pregnancy provides the film with its most harrowing cliff note. Even more apparent is the way the camera often twists and turns, creating imagery that feels devoid of gravity.
Villeneuve's previous thriller, Prisoners, was a bombastic and bloated genre piece posing as awards-season fodder. Thankfully, Enemy is lean and mean, a meticulous display of film craft that explores textural and audible patterns within a framework that's entirely singular. Adam and Anthony are caught in a multi-level web of their own making, and the film is less interested in releasing them from its grasp than it is in poking each character relentlessly to see which one screams first.
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Longtime St. Louis Hills residents still call the place Binder's, even though Jim and Joe LeGrand bought the store on Donovan more than fifteen years ago. Regardless of what they call it, they know that LeGrand's Tom-Boy Market is the place to go for meat. Beef ground fresh daily? Got it. The thickest, choicest steaks and chops around? Check. Their own brats that rival Wisconsin's best? Youbetcha! They'll even roast a pig for you, or slice your cold cuts as thin (or thick) as you please. They serve up great barbecue, as well as a decent selection of seafood. In the intangible column, make a note of the down-home atmosphere: On any given day, the staff consists mainly of family members.


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Just over one week ago, Fantasia popped by the VH1 offices here in Times Square, mere days after she was hospitalized following her overdose. Late last week, we brought you a clip of Fantasia performing "Free Yourself" as part of our Live At VH1 series, and today we've got two brand new clips for you. Above, you'll find Fantasia's emotional performance of "Bittersweet," and below you can watch "Even Angels." Each song is a testament to the strength and resolve she has as both an artist and a person.
Fantasia Performs "Free Yourself" Live At VH1
Everyone knows that it's been a difficult couple of weeks for Fantasia. But, as anyone who has ever followed showbiz understands, "The show must go on!" Fantasia, the trouper that she is, popped by our offices here in the heart of Times Square on Monday and performed a few dazzling numbers for us as part of our Live At VH1 series. And, being the good people that we are, we'd love to share them with you!
Today, we've got a great performance of the title track from her 2004 debut album, Free Yourself. We'll have some more cuts for you from this intimate performance here at VH1 next week. Oh, and don't forget that her new album, Back To Me, came out on Tuesday! Enjoy.


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In five years, students receive a Bachelor of Science degree from Kuyper College with a major in Bible and theology, a Bachelor of Arts degree from Cornerstone, and certification in elementary or secondary education. Together, the two colleges provide a program that will educate and prepare students to be highly qualified teachers in public, Christian or overseas schools by developing the knowledge, skills and Christian character to enable them to be servant leaders who are influencers in their world for Jesus Christ.
A. Core CoursesB. Choose one major or two minors, following the Planned Program for each major/minor.Majors: Integrated Science, Language Arts, Social StudiesMinors: Integrated Science and Math, Integrated Science and Reading, Math and Reading, or Reading and Language ArtsC. Professional Education Sequence Courses
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Cornerstone University is a like-minded, accredited, Christian liberal-arts college just two miles south of Kuyper College. Students who intend to enroll in these programs will work closely with Kuyper College's registrar, who is the advisor to the education students, to navigate the program requirements. Education students are considered degree seeking students by Cornerstone University. As such, these students can access Cornerstone's online student center to access their academic information. Students are also encouraged to utilize the education program advisor at Cornerstone to ensure smooth program progression. To seek admission to the program, students must complete the admissions process as detailed at www.cornerstone.edu. Upon admission, the students will be registered for their first semester of classes at Cornerstone by the Academic Office at Kuyper College. New consortium students are also required to complete an orientation at Cornerstone University prior to their first classes. Only students in good standing at Kuyper College will be allowed to begin a consortium program of study.


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Today Riley climbed the stairs for the first time! We got it on video but not on our camera, unfortunately. So I can't show you a photo. But it happened! Instead, I'll show you a photo of spaghetti night (tonight)...
Ayden was such a soother baby. A pacifier would solve ALL the world's problems for Ayden, 100% of the time. Riley is ambivilant towards his soother. He'll take it, but he'll also fling it across the room if he's cranky or if it is not what he wants. It will only solve the problem of wanting something to suck on, but not the problem of being put in his carseat, or being hungry, or wanting a nearby toy...
The past few nights he has gone to sleep without it. Nursed for awhile, popped off, hummed for a bit, and fell asleep. This is SOOOOO different from Ayden. Matthew was similar to Riley. He voluntarily gave up his soother at about 9 months. But, interestingly, both Matthew and Riley are VERY oral kids--Matthew still sucks and chews on everything, and Riley puts everything in his mouth, persistantly. Ayden just wasn't like that. We kept choking hazards away from him, but for the most part he didn't put stuff in his mouth and was easliy distracted from doing so if he started to. He definately had stopped putting things in his mouth at all by about 18 months [except for that soother; he kept that until he turned 3 and it started giving him a blister on his top lip! Gosh, he loved that thing].
Mmm, something else I wanted to share with you was this stuff:
my cousin bought it for me in Victoria, but you can order it online from here as well. A 50 ml tin lasted me over 6 months, and it works BETTER than zinc cream on my baby's bum. And Riley has a VERY sensitive bum. The ingredients are beeswax, olive oil, calendula, comfry, and one other healing herb I can't remember off the top of my head. They also sell belly rub for pregos, respiratory rub for coughs and colds, and a few other items, all earth friendly, baby friendly, and momma approved. Costs $10. I love this product. It is also okay to use with fleece cloth diapers, with which it is NOT recommended to use zinc cream (it destroys the absorbability of the fleece). I love it!
Brent took a picture of me talking on the phone today. I was wondering what he was up to, until I saw that he had handed Riley a phone, too...
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4 comments:
- Louise and Gary Chapman said...
Riley is growing up so fast! Spaghetti?? Stairs?? Wow. Did I mention he's super cute?!
- May 4, 2009 at 9:43 PM
- Dana said...
Wow, Riley is not going to be a baby anymore by the time I finally get to meet him! Already up the stairs! Thanks for the butt cream advice. I'm going to have to start my online ordering soon so it's all delivered by the time I need to cart it all back to Mexico....
- May 5, 2009 at 10:46 AM
- Tonya said...
I like the high chair thing you're using for Riley. I don't even have a high chair right now! Liza isn't doing much food yet, so it's been ok.
Riley is such a cutie! He'll be walking by the time I get to see him!!!
- May 5, 2009 at 2:48 PM
- Tania Grim said...
so cute! Riley sure seems like such a sweetie pie.Do you find him heavy on your back. I haven't used my carrier in so long.
- May 6, 2009 at 7:01 AM
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Tracing your Sligo Ancestors
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Sligo is a maritime county in the Northwest of Ireland, perhaps most famous for its scenery and as the home of the poet W.B. Yeats. Sligo families are a mixture of native Gaelic families, and of some Cromwellian settlers who arrived in the 17th century. Common names include Scanlon, O'Healy, Brennan, Gallagher, O'Hara, O'Gara, O'Dowd, Kelly, Burke, Boland, McDonnell, McDonagh, Conlon, Breheny, Kelly, Feeney, Gallagher, Gilmartin, McGowan, (O)'Hart, Higgins, Connor/ O'Connor, McDonagh, Walsh, Egan and (O)'Crean. The main 'gentry' families in the county are Cooper, Crofton, Gore, Nicholson, Ormsby, Parke, Phibbs, Irwin and Wood. It is one of the counties which experienced a high level of emigration to North America and elsewhere, and the port of Sligo was a major port of embarkation during the mass exodus of the famine period. This book sets out the records available for Sligo, where they can be accessed, and how they can be used to best effect in tracing Sligo families.
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I am having the same problem with a 8500GT with Debian Lenny 32-bit, kernel 188.8.131.52
and driver 177.80. Although it is not specific to 177.80; I found the same issues with
all the 169.xx, 173.xx and other 177.xx. The monitor is a Viewsonic LCD VX2835wm.
the Xorg log shows the DPMS is detected and activated. The EDID is probed and the
corrrect mode seems to be chosen.
I am running nearly the same setup with different card (a 5700LE), with no problem
sleeping, etc.
In addition, I found the following odd circumstances: if I use a Samsung 19", there is
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the monitor then sleeps (of course the mode lines are wrong, etc.).
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A recent article in the Times Union chronicled a story about a 12-year-old boy named Adam Marino and is typical of actions that may have crossed over from teaching children to be safe to teaching them to be fearful.
Adam and his mother ride four miles to his school, weather permitting. On the first day of school, Adam and his mom were met by school officials and a New York State Trooper. Adam and his mother were notified that Adam was out of compliance with school regulations that make walking or riding a bike to school illegal. Adam and his mom decided to defy the rules and have continued to ride to school. The school is reviewing its policy, in the mean time, Adam is breaking school rules.
Principal Paul Byrne stated that the school policy against bike riding is rooted in safety.
"Students must ride through traffic to get to school and they are unsupervised during the ride. There may be dangerous individuals in our community that might endanger the children."
While everyone is concerned about the safety of children, it seems to me that there needs to be well reasoned limits on how far reaching the protections become.
In the instance of Adam Marino, not only has the school denied Adam the opportunity to engage in an activity that is healthy, they are denying him his right to self determination. In addition, the school has usurped the parental rights of Adam's parents. If Adam's parents believe that he is not at risk, that opinion should not be overruled without considerable reasons to the contrary.
Given the level of school age obesity in America, the school might rather commend Adam and his mother.
Growing up, my friends and I wrecked our bikes, skinned our shins and yes, we even got our feelings hurt. I would like to think that these experiences gave us a little grit or gravitas. Just the act of getting outside should be encouraged. Most researchers agree that academic performance and thought-formulation improves when students get outside.
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Could Johnny Damon still end up in Atlanta?
Feb 20, 2010, 9:49 AM EDT
Many assume that if the White Sox indeed pull their offer to Johnny Damon it pretty much means the "Tigers or bust," but don't forget that the Braves have already offered Damon a one-year contract with some deferred money — somewhere around $4 million or less.
After Friday's developments, Braves general manager Frank Wren told Mark Bowman of MLB.com that "Nothing has changed on our end." This doesn't really mean anything to me, other than saying "our original offer still stands."
Even though the Tigers are known to have offered at least a one-year, $7 million contract, David O'Brien of the Atlanta Journal Constitution still thinks there's a "reasonable chance" Damon winds up with the Braves:
It's seemed odd to me that the Braves' interest in Damon was
practically dismissed by a couple of other media outlets in the last
week, Atlanta described as having only lackluster interest and not
making a serious push for him.
The team that made him an offer nearly two weeks ago, before Detroit or the Chicago White Sox made offers. The team that had Chipper Jones call
Damon the same day it made its offer, to emphasize to him how much the
Braves wanted him and how well he'd fit in their lineup and on their
I think it's pretty simple. Scott Boras wanted to dangle Damon in the AL Central for a while to see if he could create some sort of mini bidding war. It doesn't seem to be working. This posturing has been fun and all (not really), but it's high-time for Damon to step up and make his preference known, no matter the salary.
- Geek - Feb 20, 2010 at 10:36 AM
As a true fan of baseball I would have liked to see the Damon stay with the Yankees but that train has left the station.
Of all the other teams I would like Damon to play for Atlanta but I would not up the price to have him on any team. There gets to be a point where agents and players are out of hand and when you evaluate the money and say, sorry we have made a very good offer thats it good bye. To the Yankees credit they drew the line and moved on.
- Spice - Feb 20, 2010 at 12:55 PM
Can Damon sue Boras for malpractice? They walked away from a far more lucrative offer from the Yankees because Boras failed to read the market for a 35 year old defensive liability. Saying he was as valuable as Jeter was laughable and could be dismissed as typical Boras bluster. Now it is beginning to look like Boras really believed that a multi year 10 million per year + deal was actually out there. How sad. So instead of being back with the Yankees and having a real shot at more post season play Damon is looking at a bargain desperation deal with a "might contend".
Really, could Damon sue Boras?
- Nasty Boy - Feb 20, 2010 at 1:10 PM
I agree with you 100 % As always the owners are their own worst enemy.I like Damon as a player , but this needs to end. Boras has always played both ends against the middle. Please someone , anyone sign him so this will end.
- GimmeSomeSteel - Feb 20, 2010 at 1:17 PM
I'm reasonably sure that a Boras contract, especially one with a not-the-sharpest-tool-in-the-box type like Damon, has all kinds of fine print that prevents legal action and gives the agent all the rights and none of the responsibilities. I think Damon is partially to blame for his "mess", anyway.
Nasty Boy, I'm of the other persuasion. I want Damon to twist in the wind as a warning to the rest of Boras' clients and would-be clients.
- YANKEES1996 - Feb 20, 2010 at 2:37 PM
Scott Boras is a complete a$$ and has done nothing for Damon this off season. However, this is just as much Damons' fault as it is Borass'. When Boras irritated the Yankees Damon should have just reached out to Hal, Hank and Cash the way A-Rod did during his mess. I cannot even recall how many bloggers on this site recommended and wrote about that same advice, but Damon ignored his common sense which had to be telling him the same thing that was being written. He should have fired Boras and handled things on his own and he would be playing where he wants with a chance to win. Now it is at the point of any port in a storm!
- gfd - Feb 20, 2010 at 4:57 PM
Damon finally reached out to Cashman, when he had 2M left to spend. Cashman offered 6 M, with 3M deferred w/o interest, Damon stupidly said no. Now he has the Braves and Tigers both wanting to defer money in their offers.
You know Boras/Damon messed up, when even Matsui with his documented bad knees, got a contract months ago. Damon's greed finally caught up with him. His wife doesn't want to live in Detroit, even though she was willing to go to the press in NY, and boast in the beginning of postseason about all the teams interested in Damon.
- 0ld Gator - Feb 21, 2010 at 12:19 AM
Given that he seems about to sign with Detroit, I guess it's still possible that Damon could wind up in Atlanta – although it would have to follow one hell of a drinking binge and he would wake up having no idea how he got there. If I were Johnny I would just go to Detroit at this point and try to stay sober. Waking up in Atlanta wouldn't really be so bad, but when you drink like that you could just as easily wake up next to Linda Tripp. I grant you you just left six million Borg kazooties in the circular file, but still, why tempt fate?
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Irrigation consumes a significant portion of both surface and underground water supplies, in the U.S. and throughout the rest of the world. Another considerable use is industrial and the generation of electric power. Yet, while the the power industry utilizes a large amount of surface water primarily for running and cooling the equipment, the majority is returned to where it was taken from, albeit at a higher temperature. And, according to the U.S. Geological Survey, consumption within the power industry remains stable while substantial reductions have been achieved by both the agricultural and industrial sectors.
The municipal sector is the only segment in which water consumption continues to rise in the United States, tripling between 1950 and 2000. Both surface and ground water is used to supply drinking water, with ground water being an extremely important source for those that do not have access through public supplies (i.e., self-supply sourcing via wells, etc). Water is also drawn for other community uses, including firefighting, public buildings, and area parks, pools, and gardens.
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Water Use in the United States The Georgia state office of the U.S. Geological Survey provides a section describing the various key uses of water in the United States based on data from 2000.
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Global Water Outlook to 2025: Averting an Impending Crisis A 2002 report by the International Food Policy Research Institute and the International Water Management Institute looked at trends in water policy and investment. They provide highlights of alternative scenarios, from 'business as usual,' to water crisis to sustainable water.
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