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Design for nice weather.
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- October 2013
Very nice small, well arranged hotel with a lot of very nice decorations. Clean and nicely run. Wi-fi is available in the whole hotel excellent and free, one must only the access code pick-up. Except in the rooms and the lobby and some of the restaurants where everything outside from, which at our time of year, we were in the first ten oktobertagen here, but frustrating was, because it was unseasonably cold and rained often. There is then the fantastic outdoor area not at all, because all great furniture with plastic tarpaulins are covered. Can't blame the hotel for. Beginning ... october were almost only german speaking guests, lots of families with small children, the then frustrated tried this somewhat with bilderbüchern and own games in the lobby and strove, no bad mood to leave. Half board we received from our organizer free of charge in addition, we needed actually also. All surrounding restaurants had already closed or were male waiter however didn't seem empty. Operation was only in the ekies all senses resort. Very pleasant guest structure, relaxed, nice, relaxed. There was no kleiderzwänge, of tracksuit trousers until glitzertopp we did the food everything saw. Some young couples without children also there were and some older also. Very pleasant mixture. read hotel review
Great hotel, but only in the main season!
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- October 2013
The individual design hotel is in the place and i think the whole peninsula the nicest! Through his few (63?) Room, it was just so much guests as a wedding company and each room is an individual. You would like all looked at, but you can with its own extremely satisfied! If you want something special and design is, is here correct. We chose this hotel, since we a 'the design hotel-book' bought, from which it each year a new edition is. We booked half board and a deluxe double. Wi-fi is available in the entire hotel, pool, beach were ... free of charge (you have to the wi-fi code only once for the current router type, since some reviewers said wi-fi is not correct - goes and always full receipt). The hotel was (unfortunately) only by german populated! A french and a dutch couple were at our time there. On the last day again english and even greeks in addition. From families, young couples to older married couples was multicolored mixed everything! In the entrance there is a computer, free pool table, a fireplace, and a sunbathing lawn. Everything great decorated. The clairaudience i must criticize (see under point room), the a dog free on the premises early in the morning and evening umherlief (dog by a staff member), the also efficient his territory marked and early in the morning on the sofas and tables in the free one was.-( read hotel review
Deep relaxation in great environment
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- September 2013
A very nice hotel. Great location on the edge of town; this almost private beach. This is not very wide, but that didn't disturb us not. The hotel's ' beachbeds' are incredibly comfortable. Just as at the pool or also the ' couches' on the terrace, the beach bar. The entire atmosphere is' deep relaxed ' and the staff was very friendly, helpful and courteous. The hotel consists of 3 larger buildings and 1 small 'summerhouse' for the rooms, the restaurant and the spa, in addition to the pool area with jacuzzi (both salt water), and the patio area by ... the bar with a tree house. Everything very lovingly arranged. The clientele in september was large parts of german-speaking guests (d, a, ch). In addition still some other westerners (f, i, uk) and a few eastern europeans. Most russians are probably in the Porto Carras - who likes it. The friend who travelled with us children were still rather small (not schulpflichtig), but never unpleasant. Due to the fact, that the parents rather pleasant fellow men were, the children from the television educate leave.-) Wireless internet was free of charge (code at the reception), although not every place sufficient front desk - but is also holiday and not work! Only the in-house water treatment 'looked after' the rooms at the back of the main house (circa 5-6 rooms) with the sound of the continuous ongoing pump. The front desk is but a desire for room change very helpful and tried and tried to make everything. read hotel review
Quiet time do nothing
- Recommended hotel
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- September 2013
The design and layout of the hotel generally known and our experience is also the reality. A great hotel in a quiet, idyllic surroundings. No noise, relaxation everywhere. The 150 guests (so many should probably when saturation are) meeting is usually restaurant-bar-beach area, a too narrow, we never felt. Even if it is at night time congested, in addition later. All different rooms, it is therefore difficult, general statements to meetings. But definitely flat it can be said: the design concept until the last detail solid. Everywhere always again small refinements, to discover - even if sometimes form function is. ... As the wi-fi reception almost very good everywhere is, one can see everywhere people with allerelei equipment busy. We had booked half board, our opinion definitely the right choice: firstly, because the selection of the surrounding taverns to a post-season-time as ours is manageable, on the other hand, because it is after our experience of the quality no major differences between half-board menu and à la carte food. Guests were mainly from Germany/Austria/Switzerland, in addition a few international guests. read hotel review
Very nice location and grounds, rooms were noisy, expensive
- Hotel not recommended
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- September 2013
Very nice, quiet hotel with a private beach, beach chairs for free, the beach and the ocean ideal for children. Very good facilities the beach bar/restaurant, nice rather small pool, everywhere tasteful decor, partly. Unfortunately therefore impractical (beauty before practicality). Very nice area, rooms in several buildings in weitgehen the landscape adapted houses. All in all, it was clean, the rooms, but we had 2 rooms, that first (a junior suite number 212) was disgned but dark and completely inconvenient with bath = shower directly opposite (= 1 meters) of the front door, along with a sink (although styled, designed ..., tastefully decorated, but completely inconvenient), extra toilet. So no real bathroom but a in the corridor, shower and a wash basin. The lamps ( desingerlampen ) hung so deep, that we are many times the head (rather stomach) angehaune have. The bed was in the middle of the room. The the booking promised terrace (alternatively balcony) consisted only of a 2 seat sofa and a small table and chair in addition to the way to the entrance, completely without privacy and was not really a terrace. Therefore complaint. Then a room ( juniofsuit 107), the facilities and the balcony literally left no wishes unfulfilled up to a rather small desingtes will continue to be more unpraktisches bathroom, but other than that really of the facilities and the bed and so on. Very nice. Only during the whole night loud buzz ( vermuttlich the air conditioning the lobby), that 3 sleepless next run, the humming could also not eliminated by the personnel and we noticed, that several guests (from the same floor) complained have. Very friendly staff, very good breakfast and good food in the restaurant of the hotel and the surrounding restaurants. Many families with children, many from slavonic-speaking countries. For the great location/beach i give a sun and for the very friendly and helpful staff, and for the food. The remaining 3 would be for the room, but no white the very high prices were (unpractical facilities, no terrace or too loud). read hotel review
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- Pets allowed
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11-25-2010, 09:30 PM #1Hot Rolled
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bandsaw cutting without coolant
Anybody do it?
I have always cut with coolant.
The reason I ask is because I am interested in purchasing an ellis 1600 bandsaw.
11-25-2010, 09:51 PM #2Stainless
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I've had the same saw for about 5-6 years. I primarily cut aluminum and I use a Lenox 4-6 tooth blade. Even with such a coarse blade it will load up without coolant. For now I just have a spray bottle with coolant in it. It really doesn't take much, but at some point I'm going to put a spray mist setup on it that is wired with a solenoid that the power switch for the saw triggers.
If you get the saw, there is a plastic tube on the hydraulic feed cylinder. Do yourself a favor and replace the plastic line with copper. Mine broke about 3 times before I got tired of fixing it. Otherwise it's a great low cost saw.
I've had an Ellis 1800 (wish I'd bought the 2000) for about 8 years and it's great. Sure, there's better saws out there, but not for this kind of money. Plus it's made in Wisconsin.....not china. You'll like the mitering system. I bought mine direct from Ellis and saved a few bucks. Don't know if you still can, though. Used to have a Peerless automatic with coolant. I don't miss the mess. You can cut steel all day without coolant, but I spray a little tap spray on the vice side of the band when cutting aluminum. That way it doesn't get on the band wheels and really makes cuttting a breeze. Make a clamp like this for cutting short stuff:
11-26-2010, 03:59 AM #4Diamond
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I spray a little WD-40 on once in a while when cutting Al, a bit of regular cutting oil if its steel or SS, it helps.
11-26-2010, 04:12 AM #5Stainless
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Love my Ellis , and always run it dry .
Use the bimetal Lennox 'classic' vari pitch blades .
But Ellis is not the cheapest source for blades . My local Airgas supplier beats the price .
I also bought direct from the factory , and drove there ( Verona ) to pick it up .
The first thing they asked me is if I priced it thru one of their dealers .
That allows them to charge me MORE . Found out later the Airgas dealer could beat the factory price by $50 plus deliver it for free on the tank truck .
But it was a nice truck ride , and a quickie tour of the factory .
Moral is to check the dealer price first . Also be sure to wear gloves when changing those blades .
11-26-2010, 04:36 AM #7Diamond
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The Ellis tech guy told me they would void the warranty if they found out you had been using coolant on their saw.
11-26-2010, 05:08 AM #8Cast Iron
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A friend of mine has an Ellis 2000 in his shop. He's used it for several years and has never needed coolant for anything he cuts. I have had a Startrite horizontal/vertical saw for the last 6 years that's equiped with a coolant system but it never has been used.
We both buy our blades from Ellis. They are about 10 miles down the road from us and more than happy to supply consumables. We both use the bimetal blades intended for dry use only. Ellis will make them in almost any lenght, width, and pitch you can think of. The minimum order is 2.
Since I never know what I'll be cutting next I've been using the variable pitch blades. Although I have several in stock the one on the machine is over a year old. That's the longest I've ever seen a blade last on any machine.
11-26-2010, 06:28 AM #9Diamond
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I'd cut dry if I could, because I hate coolant mess, but blades do not last as long when cutting long sections dry, because they plug up and sooner or later, that wad comes through the kerf again, snaps a tooth out, which may or may not immediately strip 2 or 3 inches more teeth out, or bugger the whole blade. I cannot imagine the saw manufacturer voiding the warranty, but maybe they are just trying to protect themselves from imbeciles who use straight water. Use water soluble cutting fluid for cripes sake!
I use minimal coolant. I tried a spray mist, but it doesn't get the coolant where it needs to be, which is on the teeth of the blade. Blowing mist on the entry side of the cut, really doesn't get enough coolant on either, and it still makes the saw sticky with residue.
Instead, I hand apply the coolant with a squeeze bottle with about a 1/16" hole in it. I hold the end of the squeeze bottle right against the blade, just above the tooth gullet line. So the moving blade more or less drags out a long thin line of coolant which immediately runs into the cutting zone. It is not necessary to have so much applied that it runs all over the place, in fact you can pulse the application to get some coolant every 3 or 4 seconds. A rig could be made up to do this with greater safety (hands away from danger) by running some small plastic tubing and have the squeeze bottle elsewhere. I apply the coolant just where the blade comes past the guide, in front of the entry point. If the bottle slips, it gets cut. I get a replacement nozzle.
A rough estimation of the amount I'd use: cutting off 5" aluminum rounds with a 3-4 varitooth, I'd probably apply 1/4 cup. I do have a drip pail underneath the vise, to catch the wet sawdust and yes, there is a bit of dripping there, but the rest of the saw is dry.
11-26-2010, 06:48 AM #10Cast Iron
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I have good luck with wax to prevent galling when cutting aluminum. Doesn't make a mess at all and doesn't take a lot.
I just use candle wax. A product specifically designed for the purpose would probably work even better.
I you have a carbide guide saw you need a mist or coolant system or you will crack the blade. If you have just a guide wheel system you can get away without it until you clog up.
11-26-2010, 07:27 AM #12Hot Rolled
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Wow, a lot of good reviews about the ellis.
From the people that made good reviews what kind of work do you do? This saw seems like it would suit a metal fabricator best.
I plan on using it for machine black and a little fabricating at times.
11-26-2010, 07:33 AM #13Diamond
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In the words of Monty Python:
"And now for something COMPLETELY different"
If you guys don't cut many pieces per order, or need the miter capability, the Ellis has it's place in the shop.
But for production slug cutting.....
I have a Victor 10A (2 actually)
It does have, and I do use coolant.
It is a sticky-gooey mess most of the time, but not that bad.
I use Wikus blades and they last 'forever' compared to
Starrett, Lenox, Simmonds, and Sterling.
It feeds the stock and It pumps the coolant while I do first OP facing, set up another machine, or surf around PM.
Once in awhile I dig out the chips and spiff it up a bit...
My days of manual stock feeding, and watching the 'ole Carolina Tool bandsaw chug thru parts, are long done and I never had fond longings to revisit them
I also have a Welles 1270 and a Kalamazoo 9H that have miter cut capability if I need it which is rare.
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Shop saw runs coolant, but that's mainly because we work a lot of stainless in the fab shop and on the CNCs. At home, I don't run coolant, like Hu, I have a bottle (409 empty) that I have loaded with soluble cutting oil. Shot now and again keeps her ticking on long deep cuts in stainless scrap from work. cast iron, steel, I cut dry. Aluminum gets WD.
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I have a Do All which I use only 2x a month and the coolant evaporates so fast that I generally cut w/o coolant unless I'm doing something complicated. Blades seem to last.
I run a DOALL I used to have a wells and I cut dry I thought I would never need coolant but when I started doing production sawing I was destroying blades. I replaced the wells with a big Doall and run cutting oil and now my blades last months and I can cut through steel at 3 times the rate. I cut solid steel up to 4 inch round almost daily and my blades hold up great I am using old starret carbon steel blades that I bought on ebay for 20 bucks for whole rolls. I would never cut without coolant again.
I have been running dry for 20+ yrs. We had coolant on a saw at the old shop and the coolant will end up on the floor no-matter what you doo - unless you have a HUGE LONG drip pan.
I run slow and with cheap "carbon" blades. I spray with WD occassionally. Especially with alum, but it keeps the squeek down if you spray the blade occassionally. I have used some better quality blades in a production job cutting 4" 4140 - also dry. Blade lasted quite a while even on that.
Much of my cutting has been cutting full bundles of bars. All dry.
I would only run coolant in a production oriented job, and if time was money situation. (I don't stand next to the saw while it cuts, doo you?)
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I primarily cut aluminum using a Lenox 4-6 tooth bimetal blade on an import 7x12 bandsaw that has flood coolant. Where flood coolant is too messy with horizontal aluminum cutting on the same bandsaw I use a Vortec 610 cold air gun instead of flood coolant. Also for short rounds I make use of a Lab Jack on the back of the vise see: http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i1...ia_LabJack.jpg
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"We had coolant on a saw at the old shop and the coolant will end up on the floor no-matter what you doo - unless you have a HUGE LONG drip pan."
Yup, it sure does. The morons at work just stand there and watch it drool. Occasionally, they'll sit a 5gal bucket under the ends of the work, but most times not. A few sticks of round bar is bad enough, but 20ft angle, tubing and channel makes a HUGE mess.


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Did he post on the police facebook page and they went out and arrested him, or did he post on the city/town (village? wtf is that?) facebook page and then the little snowflake town councilmen/commissioners/mayor file charges and order the police to go arrest him? If the local prosecutor files charges and issues an arrest warrent, the police don't have much say in the matter.
One other reason they can't, or won't, admit that it's true, is that would then give it more public attention and "advertise" the fact, which would then gain even more cord cutters. In other words, it might snowball. And they know it.
Yes, Ken at Popehat finally wrote about it yesterday, saying he had been too involved in a trial all month:
http://www.popehat.com/2014/10/23/the-impossible-censorious-buffoonery-of-roca-labs-am-i-being -punked-here/
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Where do you draw the line with this, though?
How many US companies would take advantage, and deliberately hide data in off-shore servers just to keep it away from US government/regulators?
Where do you draw the line with this, though?
How many US companies would take advantage, and deliberately hide data in off-shore servers just to keep it away from US regulators?
These Prenda court cases and their results have become too common place, pretty blase. Now, it takes a lot more to generate the same amount of excitement. I'm waiting for asset seizure or forfeiture or whatever it's called, to satisfy these judgements. Next above that will be any of the multiple Bar associations cases and disbarments. Then the best parts of all will be criminal cases by the DOJ and IRS.
How many years till we get to see it all?
There is no way Steele is going to be able to say "I didn't understand the courts directive", or "I didnt interpret it that way", or "I thought it was no longer valid"Don't say that there's no way he can say that. He will come up with something along those lines, to try to cover his ass.
...referred their conduct to the IRS, there are at least some indications that an investigation is ongoing.What indications are those?
Now the first thing anybody will find on the internet about her is her actions in this lawsuit and appeal.
Who the hell would want to hire her after this?
Isn't that what one federal judge already did, report them to the federal bar, every state bar they belong to, the IRS, and the DOJ?
Nothing bad will happen to KlearGear unless the person who was sent to collections directly sues them.Which is exactly what this case is, but since KlearGear didn't respond to the suit and nobody knows who the owners are, nothing bad will happen to KlearGear at all.
Can't the attorney request permission from the court to send subpoenas to try to ID the owners? Subpoena the registrar of the domain name, the website hosting company, the mail forwarding service if that's all their listed address is, the phone company for the listed 1-800 number, Paypal, and credit card companies and/or banks that forward the payments.
A federal judge last week slammed the ATF for just such a "made-up crime", and threw out the charges against from the "reverse sting":
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/03/18/judge-slams-atf-stash-house-stings/65651 79/
So, since they google themselves, are they now going to try to sue Techdirt for this post? or just send C&Ds?
I doubt they just suddenly realized they had no case. What they suddenly realized was that the defense finally made the argument that they don't want a court to rule on to set a precedent.
Shuler's worst enemy in this case is....Shuler.
Anybody who represents themself has a fool for a client and an idiot for an attorney, even if they are an attorney to begin with, which Shuler clearly isn't. He seems to go out of his way to prove how big of an idiot he is, with the things he tries to do legally and in court. And out of court, too.
He needs a real attorney who will kick him in the ass hard enough to make him listen, and he could get him out of this mess. But he won't listen to anyone, so he won't even try to hire an attorney, so he just keeps digging himself deeper. He won't help himself just out of spite.
Yeah, the judge is wrong, but Shuler can't fight it without a real attorney and he won't hire one.
I don't think Google is actually punishing them for the spam links. They're just no longer rewarding them for it, causing a drop in rankings to where their site should have been all along. The sites are then misinterpreting that as a punishment.
Of course all 3 branches approved of it....in secret, when they thought the public wouldn't find out about it.
But now that the public knows and is yelling for reform and lots of the elected officials fear for their jobs and want to get re-elected, they will publicly claim that they want reforms. But it will be the same as all the rest of their security theater: make it all look good (as in theater), but don't actually do or accomplish anything real.


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Smoked Fish
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The prayers of millions have been answered and Christian history has been made on October 20, 2009. 'May They Be One'.
Cardinal William Joseph Levada, Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith; and Archbishop Augustine DiNoia, Secretary of the Congregation for the Divine Worship and Discipline of the Sacraments, the Vatican Congregations who will oversee Anglican Christians entering into the full communion of the Catholic Church.
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ROME (Catholic Online) - In an absolutely stunning announcement on the morning of October 20, 2009, the Holy See has, by Apostolic Constitution, provided the canonical vehicle for Anglican Christians to be received into full communion with the Catholic Church. Throughout the evening expectations rose throughout the world along with the fervent prayers of millions who have longed to see this day. Many Catholics have watched in prayer with hopeful, heartfelt longing for their Christian brethren in the Anglican Communion. Many Anglican Christians have suffered from the ravages of their community from within brought about by moves away from Christian orthodoxy and orthopraxy. Now,there is a way to the safe harbor of the Catholic Church.
This morning the Vatican offered a lifeline into the Ark of Peter for Anglican Christians who wish to avail themselves of the invitation. Expectations had been that, in response to the formal petition of the "Traditional Anglican Communion" for a vehicle for corporate entry into full communion, the Holy See would offer a juridic structure under Canon Law similar to the "personal prelature" which is the global organizing vehicle for the ecclesial movement Opus Dei. In essence it provides a "floating" global Diocese wherein the prelature has its own Bishops and its own priests while welcomed alongside of the existing Dioceses of the Catholic Church.
However, the announcement from Rome is much farther reaching and, for Vatican watchers, nothing short of spectacular in its implications for Anglican Christians seeking a place in the Church captained by the successor of Peter. Pope Benedict XVI has offered to establish "Personal Ordinariates", the structure offered for those in the military, within which to care for Anglicans, lay and clergy, while enabling them to maintain the liturgical and spiritual unique distinctives of their tradition. That is correct, the Roman Catholic Church by way of an "Apostolic Constitution" will provide the process which will allow for Anglican Christians to enter into the full communion of the Catholic Church.
The Congregation for the Doctrine of the faith said this concerning the Apostolic Constitution in a statement just released: "In this Apostolic Constitution the Holy Father has introduced a canonical structure that provides for such corporate reunion by establishing Personal Ordinariates which will allow former Anglicans to enter full communion with the Catholic Church while preserving elements of the distinctive Anglican spiritual and liturgical patrimony". That spiritual patrimony will include enabling married men called after marriage to serve as priests. Following the ancient Christian tradition they are allowed to do so now in the Eastern Christian Churches, both Orthodox and Catholic. However, again following the practice of the ancient Christian tradition, the Bishops of these Ordinariates will be chosen from among the ranks of the celibate clergy.
The prayers of millions have been answered and Christian history was made on October 20, 2009. Pope Benedict XVI has fashioned, after much serious theological and pastoral work, a way home for many of our Anglican brethren. This canonical vehicle will allow for a form of corporate entry into full communion which could conceivably enable not only the "Traditional Anglican Communion" a path over the troubled Tiber but also provide for other groups of Anglicans including parishes, religious communities and even entire Dioceses. So monumental is this announcement that a nearly simultaneous Press Conference was also held in London including the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, and Archbishop Vincent Nichols of Westminster. They issued this joint statement:
"Today's announcement of the Apostolic Constitution is a response by Pope Benedict XVI to a number of requests over the past few years to the Holy See from groups of Anglicans who wish to enter into full visible communion with the Roman Catholic Church, and are willing to declare that they share a common Catholic faith and accept the Petrine ministry as willed by Christ for his Church.
"Pope Benedict XVI has approved, within the Apostolic Constitution, a canonical structure that provides for Personal Ordinariates, which will allow former Anglicans to enter full communion with the Catholic Church while preserving elements of distinctive Anglican spiritual patrimony.
"The announcement of this Apostolic Constitution brings to an end a period of uncertainty for such groups who have nurtured hopes of new ways of embracing unity with the Catholic Church. It will now be up to those who have made requests to the Holy See to respond to the Apostolic Constitution.
"The Apostolic Constitution is further recognition of the substantial overlap in faith, doctrine and spirituality between the Catholic Church and the Anglican tradition. Without the dialogues of the past forty years, this recognition would not have been possible, nor would hopes for full visible unity have been nurtured. In this sense, this Apostolic Constitution is one consequence of ecumenical dialogue between the Catholic Church and the Anglican Communion.
"The on-going official dialogue between the Catholic Church and the Anglican Communion provides the basis for our continuing cooperation. The Anglican Roman Catholic International Commission (ARCIC) and International Anglican Roman Catholic Commission for Unity and Mission (IARCCUM) agreements make clear the path we will follow together.
"With God's grace and prayer we are determined that our on-going mutual commitment and consultation on these and other matters should continue to be strengthened. Locally, in the spirit of IARCCUM, we look forward to building on the pattern of shared meetings between the Catholic Bishops Conference of England and Wales and the Church of England's House of Bishops with a focus on our common mission. Joint days of reflection and prayer were begun in Leeds in 2006 and continued in Lambeth in 2008, and further meetings are in preparation. This close cooperation will continue as we grow together in unity and mission, in witness to the Gospel in our country, and in the Church at large."
There is only one word for this historic announcement - extraordinary. The Apostolic Constitution signed by Pope Benedict XVI will dramatically affect the ecclesial landscape of the entire Christian world. It will also change Christian history going forward. To this observer, who has been writing about these events for a long time and holding firm to the hope of just such an opening while others dismissed it, this is only the beginning of an historic period of Church history, a new missionary age.
In the midst of the darkness of the hour the Catholic Church has done what she has done for over two millennia, shine the light of the Truth to offer the way to salvation for all the Nations. The Church is not some optional organizational "extra" we fashioned, she is the Body of Christ, the new world, the seed of the Kingdom to come, the place where all men and women can find their fulfillment and the only path to authentic peace. The prayer of the Son of God "May They Be One" (John 17) still echoes and heaven itself is responding. Today's historic news is the sign of the coming plan of that loving God who "...so loved the world that He sent His Only Son". (John 3:16)
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My neighbors just got back from their first trip to South Africa, a life long dream of theirs. They were still reeling from seeing giraffes, zebras, elephants, and lions (mating!) in their natural habitat, which I related to having seen kangaroos in Australia. Pictures are one thing, having a 6 1/2 foot buck bang his chest like a gorilla a couple of yards away is quite another!
I asked them if South Africa lived up to their expectations, and they wholeheartedly agreed that theirs had been exceeded. Of course, my next question was about the food. Incredible they said. They ate, among many other things, crocodile, warthog, impala, and wildebeast. The conversation got me curious about what else South Africans eat.
So I did some research. Hundred of miles of coastline, rich soil, and a temperate climate produce a wide variety of seafood, produce, and game. African, Afrikaners, English, and Indian and Asian cultures have merged over the last four hundred years to create a unique fusion of flavors. Every dish seems to be a combination of cultures.
Potjiekos (means pot food) is a culinary tradition brought over from the Dutch but fully integrated into South African culture. Browned meat, sauteed vegetables and wine or broth are layered in a cast iron pot and cooked over a fire. Not stirring the pot once all the ingredients have been added is apparently part of the deliciousness of the dish (see photo).
Other mainstays are pickled fish and fruity mild curries from Cape Malay, brought over by slaves in the mid 1600s, salted dried meat (biltong), and bobotie, a version of shepard's pie.
Afrikaners (South Africans with Dutch heritage) are famous for their meat-laden barbeques, called braai, including handmade farm sausages (boerewors) flavored with coriander, nutmeg and cloves and curried kabobs. Pap en sous, a thick porridge made of corn (not unlike grits recipes), is a staple served at most South African braai as well as tables across all of Africa. It is often accompanied by tomatoes and onions or wild spinach.
To wash down there favorite meals, South Africans are very fond of their African-style mildy alcoholic beer made from the maize or sorghum as well as their world-famous wine from the Cape region.
Just one small conversation with friends and I've expanded my culinary horizons!
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