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Tom [Donahue, President and CEO of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce], thank you. As usual, you were far more generous than you were just. I appreciate every exaggeration that you made on my behalf in introducing me.
I want to say a word about Representatives [Tillie] Fowler [of Florida, a member of the House Armed Services Committee] and [Robin] Hayes [of North Carolina, a member of the House Armed Services Committee]. Tillie, thank you for the comments tonight. You filled in admirably for the chairman [of the House Armed Services Committee]. And Representative Hayes, thank you for coming this evening as well. And I will tell everyone who is here that I couldn't do my job unless I had the strong support of these two fine representatives. And I just want to pay my respects and acknowledgement to you, who lead this effort when I come up and testify before the House. Thank you for all your support on behalf of the military. [Applause.]
General [Richard] Myers [Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff], a word of thanks to you. You've been vice chair only for a few months, but you have been the right arm of the chairman, and certainly mine as well. And I want to thank you for the great professionalism and integrity and the total dedication that you bring to the service of this country. You've been just a great, great military and public servant. Thank you. [Applause.]
One of the handicaps of being up here is that I can't see any of you. [Laughter.] But Bernie Rostker [Under Secretary of Defense, Personnel and Readiness], let me once again pay tribute to you. You're one of the unsung heroes. Not many people have a chance to come into contact with you on a daily basis. But I want everyone in this room to know that this is a man who makes things run in terms of dealing with personnel and readiness and virtually every other issue he's been handed over the years. He's just a great public servant, and we owe a debt of gratitude to you, Bernie, that many people are simply not aware of tonight. I hope that everybody will have a chance to come up and say, "Thank you for what you do for our people." [Applause.]
Ladies and gentlemen, I don't like being up here in this kind of a format, frankly. If any of you travel with me around to visit with our troops, the minute I look out and I see our military troops, I say, "Please come closer. I want to be able to look at you and to look in your eyes and see you as my sons and daughters." That is essentially the way I feel, the way Janet [Langhart Cohen] and I feel. And it's nice to be sort of a mini-Jack Kennedy -- to be introduced as Janet's husband wherever I go.
But it's important to me to look out into those faces and to put faces with all of the numbers that I see on a daily basis when I have to sign these deployment orders that come rolling across my desk. I want to make sure that I always have this connection to the people who we are sending out there to do the Lord's work in this particular case. I can't see you tonight. I don't like being at this elevation, because it gives the impression that I'm talking over your heads, and I never want to do that.
I also want to say that Janet and I have had an incredible array of experiences in this three and a half years while we've been able to serve you. One of the more memorable ones—and there are so many, I could take the evening up talking about them—was when were out at the Indy 500. Janet is a Hoosier from Indianapolis. We were invited to help start the Indy 500 this year, and I have never had a chance to address 500,000 people in one setting. So I got up on that stage, and, of course, Janet gave me her cautionary note saying, "For God's sake, be brief today." [Laughter.] The engines were roaring. The cars were ready to go. I had my moment in the sun.
But at that particular time, we had a fly-over [by the U.S. armed forces]. And we had some aircraft go roaring across, including a Harrier [Jump Jet] that came and made a pass, and then the Harrier came back again, hovered over the race track and did a 360-degree turn. And the place went berserk. And as we walked down through the tunnel to approach the stage, a number of people came up to me and they said, "That's the sound of freedom," and "Thank God they're ours." And that has always stayed with me and with Janet. We say, "Thank God you're ours." When we look at the role [applause] when we look at what you do and the respect and admiration and envy with which you are held, we can't thank you enough.
This separation [between the dais and the audience] tonight is perhaps symbolic. It may be symbolic of a separation that we have felt that exists between American society and America's military. We have tried to close that gap. We have talked about reconnecting America to its military, because not enough people see you on a daily basis. They don't see the kind of pride and professionalism and the risks you take and the sacrifices you make, and that of your families. They don't see it, and they take it for granted. And so we've got this vast disparity here that we're trying to close.
Back in 1975, I had the experience of walking out on a podium with [then-U.S. Congresswoman] Barbara Jordan [of Texas]. Barbara and I were being given an award that evening from the Boston University Law School, where we both attended law school. And I will never forget that evening. For those of you who might remember Barbara Jordan, she had a magisterial presence, and she said, "Bill, I haven't prepared a thing to say." I said, "Don't worry, I'll say everything about you." And she finally walked out into a crowd of about a thousand people that night, and she began by saying, "Apparently you think, by giving me this award, that I am someone special." She paused. She said, "Well, I am special." No one else could have said that. There was a five-second pause. Then the place finally erupted into a standing ovation. And she said, "If you didn't think I was special, then you wouldn't be giving me this award and I wouldn't be here to accept it. I am special."
I feel the same way about the lady that I'm married to. Janet Langhart Cohen is someone special. [Los Angeles Dodgers Coach] Tommy Lasorda once said, "I bleed Dodger blue." This woman bleeds red, white and blue every day of the year. [Applause.] And so she is special to me and she is special to the armed forces, and we are lucky to have her as the next secretary of Defense. [Laughter.] By the way, Frank Raines [Chairman and CEO of Fannie Mae, former Director of the White House Office of Management and Budget], our budget man, would note that we're over our budgetary time. The debates for the vice presidency have just started a few moments ago, and I'll try to keep these comments very brief so that you can all go and watch them.
I want to mention a couple of other experiences. The other night we had the great privilege of traveling to New York to attend a dinner in honor of Nelson Mandela. He is a hero to many millions of people, not only in this country, but all across the globe. He is a man who endured 27 years of imprisonment. Janet and I had a chance to go down to Capetown this year, to stand in his prison cell, to look out onto that courtyard at Robben Island, and then to see how he has conducted himself before the eyes of the world -- how he can be so gracious and so decent and so committed to being a moral force in this world. It was really an inspiration to sit down beside him and have dinner in New York.
But then, on the way home, we were caught up in a sort of golden after-glow of the evening, and we were thinking about all the celebrities who were there that night, and we were talking and chatting. Then my military assistant, Colonel Roy Byrd, came up and he handed me what is known as a notification. And the notification was that "We have just identified some of the clothing and fragments and parts of the body that belonged to Lieutenant Bruce Joseph Donald," who was an F-18 pilot who had crashed while taking off from the USS Lincoln.
And it struck the two of us -- as were caught up in that moment of having been in the presence of a great man, suddenly the image was in our minds that there was a family who has just been notified that there have been fragments found belonging to their son or their husband. And it came home to us in a very emotional way that the American people have to know this. I didn't see much about it in the press. It may have been a line in one of the papers saying, "Pilot lost off the coast of the Gulf." But this is something that we want to bring home to the American people, and say [to them], "You are out there. You are out there." And we say, "You risk something everyday." We want them to see it and to feel it and to understand it. And that's why we have placed so much emphasis on people.
We have had the occasion to visit kings and queens and emirs and sultans and presidents and prime ministers. But there is nothing that gives us a greater sense of personal satisfaction than when we go out and we see the troops. We go out on those aircraft carriers and we see these kids who are working in 110- and 120- and 130-degree temperatures, who are watching those F-18s and F-14s and other aircraft taking off, who are doing their job and are happy in doing that job. We see that.
We see them at Kunsan Air Base in Korea. They're on the tip of the spear, five minutes away [from North Korea] by Scud missile, and they have sky-high morale.
We see them when we go out to the Udairi Range in Kuwait and we see these Marines undergoing live-fire training and exercising in 100-degree temperatures.
We see them when we go out and see the soldiers in Bosnia and Kosovo bringing peace to a tortured land. We have the greatest sense of personal satisfaction that any two people could ever experience.
So we take great pride in serving you. This has been an experience for which we will be forever indebted to President Bill Clinton, for giving us the opportunity to serve this country and to be with the finest military in the world.
I remember going down to [New Orleans] for the opening of the D-Day Museum and hearing Stephen Ambrose [historian and founder of the National D-Day Museum] recount some of the passages in his book, "Citizen Soldier." And in the book, he asked the fundamental question. He said, "How is it, how is it, that a country as loose and almost disorganized as the United States military was in the early stages of World War II, was able to triumph over a mechanized evil that was just simply tearing Europe apart?"
He said the difference was that the American citizen-soldier knew the difference between right and wrong, and he was unwilling to live in a world in which wrong triumphed. And so he fought and prevailed. And we are the beneficiaries, the eternally grateful beneficiaries of that courage.
So I wanted to be here tonight with Janet to say to all of you who are in uniform and all of the public servants who serve those in uniform, we are eternally grateful for the sacrifice you make. We are dedicated to improving the quality of life for all of those who serve us, and Janet and I take great personal pride in being able to represent you. [Applause.]


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Loretto Community
Founded on the Kentucky frontier in 1812 as Friends of Mary at the Foot of the Cross, the first Sisters of Loretto dedicated their lives to God as religious women and educated poor children. They derived strength from communal living and prayer. They later took the name "Sisters of Loretto at the Foot of the Cross."
Loretto's founders, Mary Rhodes, Ann Havern and Christina Stuart, began by teaching the children on the Kentucky frontier. When they decided to form a religious community, they turned to Father Charles Nerinckx, the Belgian missionary priest who served the area, for his advice and help in writing their rule and receiving approval for their new community.
Their small community and schools flourished and spread westward as did the country, teaching in parochial schools and in Loretto academies. The Sisters of Loretto came to Denver City at the request of then Father (later Bishop) Joseph P. Machebeuf. In the twentieth century, the Sisters followed the Church's call for missionaries, first to China in 1923 and, later, to Latin America in the 1960s.
Gaining new understanding of mission through Vatican II, Loretto today is shaped by a global society. Loretto Community members live throughout the United States, in Europe, Canada and South America. The Community extends its international reach through the newest ministry in Pakistan and by connections with "sister communities" in Ghana and Guatemala. Loretto recently partnered with the sister community in Ghana to build a school in Akokoamong. The Motherhouse is located in Nerinx, Kentucky.
Today the name Loretto Community incorporates the two types of membership in Loretto: sisters who make public profession of vows and co-members who affiliate with the spirit and mission of the community. In recent years, the community began a volunteer program for short-term service opportunities.
Like the early sisters who called themselves Friends of Mary, Loretto members today also stand below the cross striving to bring the healing spirit of God into our world and commit themselves to improving the conditions of those who suffer from injustice, oppression, and deprivation of dignity.
In 2012 Loretto celebrated 200 years. Truly a year of jubilee!
To find out more about Loretto, visit the Loretto Community website.
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Upon receiving a grant, there is a host of information that PIs must be aware of and numerous resources that researchers can use to implement and manage their grants and their research projects in general. This section aims to assist you in implementing your research program.
If you are looking for resources to identify funding opportunities or use to support proposal development, please visit the respective sections of the website for more information.
- The Office of Regulatory Affairs and Research Compliance – Quality Improvement Program (ORARC-QIP) offers a wide range of services to help investigators at all stages of research planning and implementation, including: study consultation services, study coordinator orientation, assistance with IRB submission, in-service training and education, clinicaltrials.gov support, and development of study management tools. The ORARC – QIP also administers a Loaner Study Coordinator program, free-of-charge, which provides study coordinators who can work with PIs directly on all aspects of study development and implementation. To learn more, contact QIP Director Leslie Howes at email@example.com or 617-432-2153.
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The Liberty County Democratic Party had its annual awards banquet May 2 at the Liberty County Community Complex in Midway.
Liberty Cycle, owned by the Jenkinson family, celebrated 30 years of business in Hinesville on Saturday.
The Hinesville Area Board of Realtors on May 15 showed its support for Relay for Life by being "Super Realtors" fighting against cancer. The board raised more than $6,000 in donations for Relay for Life and the American Cancer Society. The board thanks everyone who bought a raffle ticket to help raise funds.
Liberty Coastal Lions Club President Lil Shurtleff recently delivered 10 muslin dolls to Chief Kelly Morningstar of the Midway Police Department. The dolls were made by St. Philip's Episcopal Church Women of Hinesville. The dolls do not have any features, allowing children to create their own doll. These dolls will be placed in the Midway Police Department vehicles and used when children are involved in an accident or any incident.
The Roadway to Recovery Car and Bike Show, benefiting the family of Georgia Ports Authority Cpl. William Solomon, was held at Bryant Commons Park this past Saturday.
Brandi R. Sollosi earned Local Finance Officer Certification in the first quarter of 2015 through the Carl Vinson Institute of Government's financial-management training program.
"The Children of Pride" is a huge book filled with letters written by the Dr. Charles C. Jones family from 1854-68. Robert Mansen Myers is the author of this book, which was published in 1972.
The Long County Schools Summer Feeding Program will run from June 1-18.
Every year, people gather from across Liberty County to participate in the annual Jackie Gilliard-Henderson Memorial Scholarship Walk-a-thon.
Richmond Hill's Tara Jennings has one of those jobs that's hard to define.
Long County's Law Day observance this year paid tribute to a true law-enforcement legend: the late Sheriff Cecil Nobles.
Six ministers led scores of Hinesville residents in prayer on the old courthouse steps Thursday morning in observance of the National Day of Prayer.
Gateway Behavioral Health Services will celebrate National Children's Mental Health Awareness by hosting an event with music, food, activities, games, prizes, educational exhibits and information about mental health and how to connect with appropriate services.
The 2015 Long County Relay for Life, held Friday at the Long County Recreation Complex, had a new location because the high-school soccer team needed Veterans Field for a playoff game. However, the new venue appeared to have a positive impact, as a large crowd came out to celebrate the event's 10th year of the event.
Sunday, April 26, was Confederate Memorial Day. It was very appropriate that the Midway Church Homecoming was on that Sunday, and the weather could not have been better.
Members of the Ludowici Police Department recently took part in the Long County Library's Every Hero Has a Story reading program.
Sarah-Faith Williams, an eighth-grader at Midway Middle School, competed in the 2015 Georgia National American Miss Pageant from July 3-4 in Atlanta.
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The old Midway Church got a new minister in March 1811 - the Rev. Murdoch Murphy from the Carolinas, who preached there for about 13 years.
Country music singer Joe Nichols will be the headline act for this year's Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival in Richmond Hill.
The Riceboro Community Churches, Inc. recently had its annual end of year banquet at the Riceboro Youth Center.
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John Jack Edward Honodel, 85
John "Jack" Edward Honodel
of Bremerton
June 13, 1924
to Dec. 19, 2009
Born June 13th, 1924 in New Castle, Indiana passed on December 19th, 2009 in Bremerton, Washington.
Jack moved to Bremerton around 1935 with family. He then joined the Navy Seabees serving in New Guinea.
Around 1948 he went to Alaska to work on the pipeline and worked on a fishing boat. Here he met Helen Johnson and they were soon married. Returning to Bremerton he started Honodel Bulldozing.
Among his many accomplishments he started the Chico Volunteer Fire Department. Jack loved golf and was the Amatuer Golf Champion and Home Club Champion for Kitsap Golf and Country Club for which he was VERY proud of! He loved music and dancing. He was preceded in death by his wife Helen in 2003.
Jack is survived by his sister Elsie of Edmonds, and daughter Christine of Port Orchard a long with MANY close friends whom he kept entertained with all his amazing stories and teaching the youngsters a thing or two! We love you Jacky boy and will never forget you! Now you and Helen can golf in heaven for all time together!
A Celebration of Jack's life will be held on January 9th at 2:30 p.m. at The VFW post at 190 Dora St. in Bremerton,WA.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 26, 2013 Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel met in New York today with Lebanese President Michel Sleiman on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly and took part in a meeting of the U.S.-Gulf Cooperation Council Strategic Cooperation Forum, Pentagon Spokesman George Little said.
In a statement issued after the meeting, Little said Hagel joined Secretary of State John F. Kerry in meeting with the foreign ministers of the six-member GCC for the third iteration of the SCF, a consultative body formed in 2012 to enhance multilateral cooperation between the United States and the GCC on a range of common issues.
During the SCF, Little said "Secretary Hagel reiterated the United States' commitment to the region and underscored how collaborative approaches toward regional defense made the Middle East more secure and stable, a shared interest of the United States and the GCC."
Hagel, he said, detailed recent progress on several areas of defense cooperation, including the success of the May 2013 International Mine Countermeasures Exercise and multinational engagement on ballistic missile defense at the Gulf Combined Air Operations Center, while urging further collaboration in these defense initiatives. The SCF concluded with Secretary Kerry moderating a discussion on regional issues, including Syria, Iran, and Yemen, Little added.
Hagel also met with Lebanese President Sleiman "to affirm the strength of the U.S.-Lebanon partnership and our shared view of the importance of the Lebanese Armed Forces as Lebanon's sole legitimate defense force to Lebanon's stability and unity," Little said.


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General Motors will sell off their 7 percent stake in PSA, but will continue joint developing select vehicles and technologies. In a statement, GM's Steve Girsky said
"Our equity stake was planned to support PSA in their efforts to raise capital at the time of the creation of the GM and PSA alliance, and that support is no longer needed," said GM Vice Chairman Steve Girsky. "The alliance remains strong with our focus on joint vehicle programs, cross manufacturing, purchasing, and logistics. We're making good progress while remaining open to new opportunities."
GM and PSA will continue to develop a small MPV type car and a small crossover, while working together on commercial vehicles.


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The Bachelorette
Ali Fedotowsky on Ashley and J.P.'s Wedding: "It Was a Ruckus" — Exclusive
Ali Fedotowsky has her own shiny new TV show, 1st Look, but she hasn't forgotten about her Bachelor Nation family back home in Hollywood. On December 1, 2012, Ali reunited with fellow Bachelorettes Jillian Harris and Emily Maynard to fete the nuptials of Season 7 Bachelorette Ashley Hebert. And, from the sounds of it, these girls know how to party.
Speaking exclusively with Wetpaint Entertainment at the Voli Vodka party at Sky Bar in Los Angeles on December 6, 2012, Ali couldn't help but gush when remembering the ceremony. "It was really beautiful. Everybody came together. It was celebrating Ashley and J.P. It was all about them. I cried when they exchanged vows. Literally, I always expect to cry when the bride says her vows. I cried so hard when J.P. said his vows. They were the sweetest, most endearing, loving words you could imagine. They are such a great couple, and I'm happy for them."
Ali says the feelings didn't stop there — and only got more aggressive as the night wore on. "I feel like for the Bachelor family in general, or at least for me, I went into it like we were all great friends. And I came out feeling we were a big family. I never really felt that way before. To me, I thought they were great friends, but we really were a family this weekend. We were a crazy big psycho family. I was celebrating with every cell of my body. I was icing my foot at one point. Jillian was pulling glass out of her foot at one point because we — it was a little bit of a ruckus. But we had so much fun."
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Customers and retailers of pet food have had to be on their toes lately with all the different pet food recalls in the news. There have also been 14 cases of humans being infected with salmonella in nine states, the centers for disease control and prevention are involved in searching for reasons why these might occur. One major reason is from handling dry dog food and then handling their own food or from cross-contamination with utensils. Improper pet food storage can also cause the food to rot and your pet to get sick.
These are some proper pet food storage tips that you should be aware of:
- Purchase products with no visible signs of damage to the packaging, such as dents, tears, or discolorations.
- If possible, store dry pet food in its original bag inside a clean, dedicated plastic container with a lid. Keep the top of the bag folded or closed.
- Store dry pet food and pet treats in a cool, dry place under 80 F.
- Promptly refrigerate or discard unused, leftover wet pet food and containers. The refrigerator should be set at 40 F.
- Do not handle or store pet food in areas where human's food is prepared.
- Feed pets in areas other than the kitchen.
- Use a clean, dedicated scoop, spoon or cup to scoop pet food. Do not use the pet bowl.
- Wash pet food bowls, dishes and scooping utensils with soap and hot water regularly. Avoid washing these items in the kitchen sink or bathtubs to prevent cross-contamination. If there is no alternative, sanitize the sink area after these items have been cleaned and removed.
- Do not allow children younger than 5 to touch pet food. Treats or supplements. Keep children away from pet feeding areas.
- Wash your hands for 20 seconds with water and soap right after handling per food and treats, after contact with animals or their environments. Especially before preparing, serving or eating food or drinks or preparing baby bottles.
- Clean up after your pet. Scoop the litter box and clean up dog waste in the yard daily.
Proper pet food storage can help you save money and keep your pets healthy. By following these tips you can save much money from hospital bills and keep your pets longer.
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I have followed through the tutorial, and I can't seem to get the game to work. I think it may be and error with cameras or level attributes. But what happens is, I click play and I only see part of one of the platforms. Then I click on the menu option player and I don't see him, he isn't there when the game loads either. The only thing that does happen is when I click player then spaceship on the side menu I zoom in and out, and thats it. Not entirely sure how to correct it to see more. I played around with camera settings and the level attributes to try to fix the problem but nothing seems to work.
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If you are running the same version (near enough) of Unity - and followed the tutorial exactly, then it will work. It sounds like you may have not dragged particular objects in the Inspector for specific current game objects.
answered Dec 06, 2010 at 01:15 PM
In other words, re-read the instructions from the last point where your project was working, carefully double-checking each step. Don't get discouraged; you are learning not just how to do certain things in Unity, but also how to troubleshoot your projects when things don't work the first time.
Dec 06, 2010 at 01:57 PM Bampf
Its the many wonders of debugging :-)
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All photos credit: Logo/BBC
me, summer is not a season for television. It's a season for kicking
back in the yard or the park with fizzy cocktails, eating meals
composed entirely of various types of ice cream, and laughing so hard
with your friends that your mother/landlord/neighbors yell at you or
you lose control of a bodily function.
Enter Logo's (AfterElton.com's parent company) Beautiful People, the first series of the summer to allow you to do all of these things in the comfort of your air-conditioned living room.
Equal parts wistful remembrance and raucous, candy-colored fantasy, Beautiful People is sort of what The Wonder Years would
look like were it directed by a relatively well-behaved John Waters.
Loosely based on the memoirs of Simon Doonan (first released in the U.K.
under the title Nasty), the series tells the story of an
impossibly fabulous and wonderfully precocious gay kid growing up in
working-class, small-town England.
Luke Ward-Wilkinson (Young Simon Doonan)
of the action takes place in and around the Doonan household, which is
filled with impossibly entertaining and quirky characters. Mum likes
her gin, supportive Dad busies himself with making potato wine and
fixing things, sister Reba is the town slut (with a heart of gold!),
and Auntie Hayley is a blind and aging hippie with a tendency for acid
flashbacks and accidents at funerals.
(played nicely and without a whiff of apology by Luke Ward-Wilkinson)
spends most of his time with his best friend, budding
partner-in-fabulousness Kylie (Layton Williams), who makes Ugly Betty's
Justin Suarez look like Stanley Kowalski by comparison.
Over the
series' six episodes (season two is on its way), Simon and Kylie busy
themselves with typical teen endeavors like auditioning for musicals,
dealing with visiting relatives, and of course perfecting dance
routines in and out of their bedrooms (and their mothers' clothes).
(Pictured L-R): Olivia Colman (Debbie Doonan),
Layton Williams ("Kylie"/Kyle) and Ward-Wilkinson
In the hands of master executive producer Jon Plowman (Absolutely Fabulous, Extras, The Office),
the ups and downs of the comings-of-age of Simon and Kylie are
refreshingly free of angst, bullying, and sexuality-related trauma.
It's an idealized vision of a gay kid's learning about life, but it's
one so long overdue in its clear intent to celebrate the absurdity of
it all that for me it hit home, and then some.
Is it patently
unrealistic to think that Simon could have so much fun coming up a gay
kid in working class England in the '90s? Probably. But let's face it,
beyond haircuts and guest-stars, sitcoms have never exactly been
accurate documents of the zeitgeist, have they?
Much like AbFab, Beautiful People celebrates
the absurd and takes life's darker turns full-speed and without safety
belts (the episode where Brenda Fricker appears as Simon's seriously
unbalanced grandmother is the blackest comedy you'll likely see this
People smack one another about, die horrible deaths, drink
until they pass out and behave pretty terribly to one another. But the
underlying optimism of the show somehow encourages us to laugh it all
off as just part of the colossal mess we call life.


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STANFORD, Calif. - After nearly two weeks off from competition, the Lamar men's golf team will be back in action this week against a talented field in the 2013 U.S. Intercollegiate hosted by Stanford.
The 54-hole tournament will be played over three days on the Stanford Golf Course and feature six of the top50 teams in Golfweek's latest rankings. Round 1 is scheduled for 10 a.m. CST on Thursday morning, with the two remaining rounds also starting at 10 a.m.
The Cardinals, who are making their first appearance in the event, will be one of 17 schools competing for the title. In addition to Lamar, the host Cardinal will welcome Northwestern, Pepperdine, Saint Mary's San Diego State, San Jose State, TCU, California-Davis, Colorado, Hawai`i-Hilo, Iowa, Minnesota, Nevada, Oregon, San Francisco and USC.
Lamar is coming off a solid fourth place showing at the Border Olympics. The Cardinals will play in just one other spring tournament before trying to defend their Southland Conference title at Stonebridge Country Club at the end of April.
Senior Erik Knudsen and junior Stephane Dubois currently lead the Cardinals in scoring average at 74.4 and 74.7 strokes per round, respectively. Dubois is coming off a 12th place tie at the Border Olympics which led the Cardinals.
Lamar will also have senior Marc Dobias, sophomore Luke Jerling and freshman Greg Wiggins in its lineup. Dobias tied for 15th at the Border Olympics and tied for eighth at the General Hackler Championship the tournament prior to improve his scoring average to 75.4.
Wiggins is posting a 75.8 strokes per round average in his first season of collegiate golf, while Jerling is at 77.3. The 2012 Southland Conference Freshman of the Year, Jerling has been much better in the spring season, improving to a 74.5 scoring average for four tournaments.


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Radha Yoga and Eatery, Vancouver - Mediocre food/insanely overpriced/insipid attitude.
Radha Yoga and Eatery
728 Main Street, Vancouver British Columbia V6A 2V7
I'm vegan, gf is not. Ate here about July 30th 2010.
Upon arrival, asked the hostess if we are ok parking on the street just to the side of the entrance to the restaurant, due to confusing signage.
She had no idea, but asked the waitress and the bartender. After a 3 way conference which took several minutes, we learned that none of them had any idea.
Even if none of them drive to work, this cannot be the first time this question was asked, and is sloppy and poor customer service to not be able to answer a basic question such as this.
The waitress also had little knowledge of the menu. One of the interesting things about dining out is finding interesting dishes, ingredients, etc.
Yet both before ordering and asking questions about the items on the menu and the specials, and after the food arrived, the waitress (although friendly) seemed as if it was her first day of work whenever asked questions about the food, ingredients, etc.
She knew that she serves 2 brands of bottled water, but only knew the name of one of them.
This lack of basic knowledge of the food being served is disappointing.
The food itself was thoroughly mediocre, fairly bland, and ridiculously overpriced.
That day, Whole Foods/Capers Market was valuing the US Dollar at $1.05 Canadian in return. Starbucks was giving $1.03 Canadian for a US Dollar.
I paid the bill with a US $100 bill, and they made it an even exchange, causing us the loss of $3-5 Canadian if I'd changed the US bill at those other businesses.
Summary: Avoid this place - insipid attitude/mediocre bland food/overpriced.
Main Street Cafe
317 MacKenzie, Revelstoke, BC V0E2S1, CA
We use Canadian money here. It is a convenience for you that we accept your dollar. I worked in restaurants for many years and we never gave an exchange for the US dollar. It was accepted as an even exchange (par), even when your dollar had a much higher value than now . I'm sure some touristy restaurants downtown might do it for you. When my US friend came to town I told her she could expect exchange at grocery stores, department stores, etc...but not at a lot of restaurants and/or bars and it was her decision if she wanted to go to a bank and buy CDN or take the 5 cent on the dollar loss. She paid everything on her credit card and when she got home she phoned me and said it was a bonus that she got her 5% back that way, when she got her statement.
Anywhere I go to in the US, I do not or cannot pay with Canadian money and I don't expect to. Just sayin'.
re: ck1234
Well this settles it-been thinking of a large/varied meal of salads and the like but the menu I saw online failed to inspire and since like most people I don't like to pay for the mediocre, the bland and the insipid Radha won't be seeing any of my money in the near future.
Quite agree with ck1234 about the currency exchange-those who pay with foreign money should expect little-it's the same all over the world.
Radha Yoga & Eatery
728 Main St, Vancouver, BC V6A2V7, CA
re: ck1234
Agreed. Most small business owners would have to have access to a USD currency bank account to be able to exchange the money -- and you know, with bank accounts, there are fees, fees, and fees. Whole Foods and Starbucks -- sure, they can do it. . .but it is a bit of work for most small business owners.
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Staff from Radha were @ the Farmer's Market on Main St/Pacific Station today.
Three of the most disinterested/disaffected people imaginable-in fact just short of openly hostile-flogging laughably overpriced 'organic' preserves.
Something tells me they won't be regulars.


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One of the things that Mike Gaffney said this morning has really stuck with me. When asked, "How many college students attend worship" at his collegiate church-based ministries, he would respond, "I don't know and I don't care. The much better question is, 'How many students are connected in relational way to a member of the congregation?'" And he would know exactly what that number was.
I know Dan Dick has written on this at length, but I wonder — as Christmas Eve approaches — will we think we've done our job as a church if the worship attendance goes up?
[picapp align="right" wrap="true" link="term=worship&iid=74963″ src="0071/351b76c3-e44c-45a0-8bab-6f439ed5fc64.jpg?adImageId=8444854&imageId=74963″ width="234″ height="156″ /]I hear of some places where worship attendance is the only standard for vitality & accomplishment of mission. In the Texas Annual Conference, we measure 4 Vital Signs of Discipleship. These are worship attendance, professions of faith, hands-on mission, and apportionment payout. No doubt these are four things that ought to be happening in a vital, transformative congregation. But a church could be doing well in all 4 of these areas and not actually be making disciples or transforming the world. (Perhaps professions of faith is the exception, but I can even see a situation where this would cover people are joining a church for the first time…without actually following Jesus. Okay, hands on mission is similar, but giving and pewsitting are ripe for self-deception.)
My concern is that we've set the discipleship bar too low. Everyone's supposed to be a disciple, okay, but we can't tell people what the real deal is, so we'll just have so little expectation of your discipleship that everyone can be one. In England, this was called "bums on pews." (Not the derogatory term, the one for your rear end.) I think we need new metrics, new measuring sticks, new benchmarks for how well we're accomplishing our stated mission.
If you are a Spirit-filled, Jesus-following, Gospel-sharing, Kingdom-building, Love-motivated, forgiveness- and gracefulness-abounding church member…I'm pretty sure they are in worship. Regularly. But I don't think you can reverse the assumption with any confidence.
What if we got to a different place? Where someone asked us, "How many people did you worship on Christmas Eve?" and pastors and laity alike said, "I don't know and I don't care. Ask me how many people are following Jesus because they encountered him on Christmas Eve." Let's make church about something meaningful, transformative, life-changing again…a good gift to lay before our king.


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