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for Everyoneby A verified traveler from E Freetown MA
Visiting GlacierPosted Sep 28, 2015
Pros: Location and peaceful surroundings. It is on a golf course and we enjoyed watching the duffers on the 18th hole while sipping our wine before dinner.
Location: Glacier and Whitefish. . lots of hiking at Whitefish State Park which was a few minutes away.
Nice place to stay even though the drive was 30-40 minutes to Glacier. Very close, however, to downtown Whitefish which was great. The food at the lodge was good and reasonable and the wine was half price from 4-7. We also appreciated the $5. gift card given every day that we made our own bed and reused towels. We do this anyway so this gesture was appreciated. It was applied to our drink/food tab.
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Old world style and comfortPosted Sep 22, 2015
Has a real country Lodge appeal. Nice furnishings. Good food. If trophy elk and moose offend you this place is not for you. Otherwise it's a refuge from boring modernity.
for Familiesby A verified traveler from Texas
beautiful hotelPosted Sep 20, 2015
Pros: beautiful--looked very authentic and architecture fitted surroundings
Location: Glacier National Park is 30 miles away.
This is a very nice hotel--clean and quiet. We did not eat in the dining room as there was some sort of party going on and from looking at the menu, it was pretty pricy. Other than that, it was fine.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Centrally located and quite.Posted Sep 8, 2015
Pros: Restaurant.
Cons: Bed and cleaned hot tub.
The rooms where okay, the beds where hard but not the worst. The hot tub was dirty and the jets not working. Restaurant was very good. Very quite hotel no partying. Disappointment in Expedia as we are gold member and received an email that we would be getting an upgrade when we arrived. Nothing was mentioned at all about the upgrade or that we were gold members.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from long island , new york
Posted Sep 6, 2015
Cons: seems like address needs correction for gps
Location: there for glacier national park , but if available would have stayed in park, otherwise very nice alternative
was there for glacier national park, but if available would have stayed in park, otherwise this is a very nice alternative. very nice hotel and near ski resort in winter
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Decent HotelPosted Sep 6, 2015
No real Exclusive Expedia +VIP offers. Felt that I was treated like a regular guest. I did not recieve an upgraded room or anything else. Would not recommend to +VIP users.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Northern VA
Good, not great.Posted Aug 31, 2015
Spent four nights here while day hiking Glacier National Park. Park entrance is about 35 minute drive distance. Hotel was clean and serviceable, but could use some attention. Hot tubs and pool are run down but serviceable. What I would expect at my cousin's house, not at a high end lodge. Sauna was horrible. Dirty, old, inside has graffiti carved into walls and ceiling. Internet was not available the whole time I was there. Had to ask for some sort of compensation and was grudgingly given $5.00 off price of my whole stay. Managers logic was "how can I compensate you for something we provide for free?" Restaurant is ok, waitstaff was professional, but menu is over priced. You will get better meals at better prices in town, a five minute drive away. On the plus side, room was large and serviced everyday. Bathroom looked like it had been recently redone, and shower was great. Beds are super comfortable. Hotel decor is rustic and well done for the lodge theme- lots of taxidermy, wood and stone. Overall a decent place, but a little disappointing for what I had expected at price point. With a little effort this place could be great.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Austin, TX
Nice mountain lodgePosted Aug 31, 2015
Staff was great, service great. Only downside was the internet was not working. We really enjoyed our stay and would go back!
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Its an old lodge but nice. Our car got hit by someone parked in the lot
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Nice hotelPosted Aug 28, 2015
Pros: Staff were very friendly and helpful.
Cons: Room and facility maintenance, ensure good WiFi service.
Location: Enjoyed hiking and Glacier National Park
Enjoyed the lounge and restaurant, and slept well! Window in the room was broken and covered with cardboard, making room a bit dark which was unfortunate. Needed to replace bathroom light, WiFi not consistent, only 1 of outdoor hot tubs had jets.


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for Couplesby A verified traveler from Alberta
Old-world elegance in the heart of ManhattanPosted Sep 23, 2015
Pros: The customer service is top shelf. Between the doorman, concierge, elevator man, and front of house staff you really feel pampered!
Cons: Don't go expecting a trendy modern hotel This is old school luxury at its best.
Location: The upper west side is full of boutique shops and fine dining. It feels very safe to walk around at night and everything you need is within 2 blocks.
My wife and I were celebrating an anniversary and stayed at the Carlyle for 5 nights. The hotel is located about 1 block from the western edge of Central Park, just off Park Avenue. The neighborhood is very upscale with a lot of boutique shopping and fine dining options in the immediate area. There is a subway station a couple of blocks away and there are always town cars and taxis available at the front door. The hotel is elegant and very up-scale but with an old world feel. Lots of marble, textiles, polished brass, etc. The staff is excellent and accommodating in every way. There is also an excellent dining room in the hotel as well as a popular lounge and jazz bar.
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Quick NYC GetawayPosted Aug 30, 2015
Pros: Cleanliness, high-end amenities. OUTSTANDING concierge service: Jeff and Waldo are the BEST!
Cons: We made two attempts to dine at the Carlyle Gallery. On both occasions, there was no one to greet us. We stood around feeling like idiots and left.
We stayed for three nights, on a very quick stopover stay,
for Familiesby A verified traveler from South Florida
Beautiful Hotel.Posted Aug 25, 2015
Pros: I loved the location of this hotel, and the staff was wonderful.
Cons: See experience above.
Location: The hotel is located just one block from Central Park, and a short walk to the Lexington Subway Rail which takes you anywhere you need to go.
I was looking for a nice hotel away from the hustle and bustle of midtown. The Carlisle Hotel is perfectly situated near Central Park, the subway, and beautiful shops. It's the perfect location. The staff was outstanding! I only wish I had done my homework before going. I was not prepared for such a rich environment. The restaurant requires a jacket for seating. My son and I were in New York for 2 Yankee games. We did not pack clothes for the Carlisle attire, so we could not enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner in the hotel. Fortunately, we did find many places to eat nearby. Also, the tiny bottle of Vodka in the room bar was $19. That's highway robbery. I went to the liquor store 2 blocks away. Movie channels on the TV were only available for an added charge. An iron or ironing board would have been nice room. I didn't ask, but I assumed this was an extra service at an added charge. Other than these minor inconveniences, I would definitely stay at the Carlisle again.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from summerville, sc
Great location, staff and experiencePosted Aug 19, 2015
Pros: Everything!!
Cons: Nothing
Location: Centrally located to Central Park and the subway. Getting a taxi very easy thanks to the doorman. Walking distance to everything tourist.
We were celebrating our 25th wedding anniversary and chose to go to New York City. The Carlyle was like stepping into the past in a great way. We were immediately greeted by the doorman and escorted into the hotel. Everyone from the front desk staff to the maid service were impeccably professional. The concierge were so helpful in finding great dinning experiences. The room was clean, bed comfortable and service terrific. We would highly recommend the Carlyle to everyone for a great New York experience.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
High $ hotel without the snoodinessPosted Aug 18, 2015
We used the Expedia package deal to stay at the Carlyle. Being in the military, I typically would never be able to afford a hotel of this caliber. I was never treated any differently then the other wealthy guests. All of the staff was friendly and accommodating. Room service could have been better for the amount we paid, but otherwise I was very pleased with the hotel. It's proximity to attractions and the subway made seeing NYC a breeze.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Dallas, Texas
Iconic hotel in marvelous locationPosted Aug 12, 2015
Gorgeous hotel but wish they would spend a bit of money fixing broken mirrors, removing stains from carpet & walls, cleaning rooms a bit better so customers wouldn't find another's hair on the dresser & bed upon entering, & repairing scuffed furniture. Most staff are friendly with splendid customer service & Waldo, the concierge, is phenomenal. I adored the old-world charm such as the elevator operators. Challenging to get into the bar even though we were guests & the restaurant had super slow/ poor service. Food was ok. Felt like a bother when requested to be moved because a baby next door kept us up crying during the night but then they put us in a room next to another crying baby. We requested when they moved us to transfer our food we had purchased at an outside restaurant into the new room's refrigerator but upon our return hours later, it had been left out. They graciously comped a room service meal in return. The third time was the charm & our room was practically perfect. Although no customers used the stairs that we were next to, housekeeping stored their items there so we kept hearing them starting early in the morning & throughout the day with their equipment & loud talking. We wanted a quite adult hotel to get away from things & were mostly able to finally do that. Splendid location with fantastic shops nearby. I wish they sold more items with The Carlyle logo like The Plaza, The Waldorf, & The Piere as I would definitely purchase them. Will return again!
by A verified traveler from Houston, Texas
Upper East side, 1 blk from Central Park and 1 blkPosted Aug 11, 2015
Pros: Location
Cons: Room renovation, furniture replacement, better attention to detail in cleaning.
Definitely not a Rosewood class hotel. The entrance and lobby area look like Rosewood quality but the room was old, furniture chipped, old, not too clean. Linens on bed were great and changed frequently. OK hotel but not for the $400 per day cost.
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Aug 15, 2015 by The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel, Hotel Management
Thank you so much for taking the time to provide us with your constructive feedback. We would like to extend our sincerest apologies on the inconveniences you experienced during your stay, particularly with the condition of the room and furniture. Please rest assured that these issues have been reviewed with the departments concerned and steps will taken to prevent this from happening again. We thank you once again for your feedback and hope to have the pleasure of welcoming you back soon. Warm regards, The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
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Wonderful hotel on the Upper Eastside. Will definitely stay there the next time we are in New York City.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Bloomington IN
Elegance like the old daysPosted Jul 10, 2015
Classy hotel with everything you'd want. Expect to pay for it. I had a $20 glass of wine at the bar and loved it. Quiet location two blocks from green line subway. Treat yourself someday.
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"Nice hotel close to beach" is a poor sample titlePosted Jul 7, 2015
Pros: Pure class.
Cons: Coffee pot in room
Incredible hotel, old New York style and charm. Big rooms, attentive staff, quiet. "Would stay again", for I felt like a billionaire aristo just walking in the door and seeing that huge polished floor. Also, towels were soft. No coffee pot.


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With billions of federal income lost to tax dodgers every year, both the United States and Canada have entered into a tax information-sharing pact. However, there are challenges remain in implementing a U.S. international tax transparency law.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Set to take effect on the first day of this coming July, President Barack Obama's Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, or FATCA will require foreign banks to share information about Americans' accounts worth more than $50,000 with the Internal Revenue Service, or IRS.
A scandal involving Americans hiding away profits in Swiss bank accounts in 2010 resulted in a web of bilateral tax deals between the U.S. and 22 other countries, with Canada and Hungary the latest signatories.
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The movie is being challenged by two banking industry groups. Both the Texas Bankers Association and the Florida Bankers Association say they are appealing the dismissal of a lawsuit they brought last year that challenged rules meant to help the U.S. implement FATCA.
Political opposition on the law gained traction last week when the Republican National Committee called for FATCA's repeal. The move sided with big banks, libertarians and American expatriates opposed to the law.
FATCA, critics say, is an example of government overreach that will jeopardize personal financial privacy. Dissenting, supporters say it is needed to combat widening offshore tax avoidance.
Other banking associations have called for FATCA to be delayed by six months, arguing that the government has not provided enough guidance about how to comply with it.
Signed into law by Obama, FATCA has been delayed twice. Authorities have struggled to finish drafting the various rules and forms that the banks say they need to comply. Foreign banks that do not comply could effectively be frozen out of U.S. capital markets.
An intergovernmental agreement, FACTA aims to address Canadian government concerns that may violate domestic privacy laws and burden financial institutions.
"Canada engaged in lengthy negotiations with the U.S. government to address our concerns, and as a result, significant exemptions and other relief were obtained," Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said in a statement.
Under FACTA, Canadian tax authorities will collect information from the country's banks and share it with the IRS under an existing bilateral tax treaty.
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Spoken Word About One Man's Vow To Boys Who Will One Day Date His Daughter [VIDEO]
I challenge everyone to be able to put it so perfectly and eloquently as this one father did when speaking of the men that will one day date his daughter.
I challenge everyone to be able to put it so perfectly and eloquently as this one father did when speaking of the men that will one day date his daughter.
Jimmy Kimmel has a few great bits to watch. This time, Drake joined him for the 'I Witness News' Bit. It's great!
How I wish I could still do this as an adult sometimes.
If you recall last week I did a little eggsperiment involving eggs. When I was showing Tony Hart the video he said something very interesting.
I honestly think that Snickers has a great marketing campaign going on right now. The 'You're not you when you're hungry' campaign makes me crack up almost every time.
What's the best thing you have ever dressed up as? Cop, Nurse, etc? Were you ever mistaken as an actual person in that profession?
Justin Timberlake debuted a music video on Ellen last week for his new song 'Not A Bad Thing'. However, it wasn't quite like any other music video you've seen before.
In what I can only assume is an odd attempt to promote his upcoming album 'White People Party Music', Nick Cannon dressed up in makeup and a wig and called himself Connor Smallnut.
These book to movie adaptations are becoming quite popular. This one looks amazing as well. It's also another book I haven't read.
It's not often it happens. However, someone occasionally points out a new movie coming out I never heard of.
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Apple's Next Wearable Tech Could Be A RingApple's invention could be used for notifications or even remotely operating electronic devices.
Got A 'Chip' Credit Card? Most Don'tAs a deadline looms for switching to new technology, only about 40 percent of Americans have the new cards -- creating potential liability for merchants.
Samsung Gear S2 Smartwatch Launches FridaySamsung's latest gadget uses a design that mimics the look of a traditional round analog watch.
iPhone 6S Plus Costs $16 More To Make Than Its PredecessorThe addition of a 3D Touch Display and 2GB of memory drove costs up for Apple's smartphone.
How Google's Nexus 6P Phablet Stacks UpThe device will compete against major competitors Apple iPhone 6S Plus and Samsung Galaxy Note 5.
How Does Nexus 6P Stack Up Against Nexus 6?Google's all-metal smartphone is slightly smaller than its predecessor, the Nexus 6.
Google Unveils Nexus 6P Android SmartphoneThe smartphone is the first Google device developed in partnership with Chinese handset maker Huawei.
OS X El Capitan Available For Download WednesdayApple's latest desktop operating system brings a number of new features and upgraded apps to the Mac.
Apple's iPhone 6S May Survive A Trip Into the SinkApple's smartphone may be able to survive a quick trip underwater in some cases.
Apple Sold 13 Million New iPhones This WeekendIn comparison, Apple sold 10 million iPhone 6 and 6 Pluses last year at launch — but that number didn't include Apple's biggest market.
Samsung's Gear VR Consumer Model Arrives NovemberThe virtual reality headset requires a 2015 Samsung smartphone for its display.
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US Carriers Start iPhone Price WarThe catch is customers would lease the Apple smartphone through the deal instead of purchasing it outright.
Apple Releases Top 25 Apps Affected By XcodeGhostA Chinese version of "Angry Birds 2" and messaging service WeChat were among the apps.
T-Mobile To Begin Apple Watch Sales FridayApple has gradually expanded sales of the smartwatch to its stores and retail partners such as Best Buy.
Apple's Next iPhone May Have More Processor CoresApple may choose Samsung, TSMC and Intel to build its next smartphone chip.
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Earle, Alice Morse, 1851-1911.
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Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham Chelmsford/Lowell, North Chelmsford
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- Edward A. LeLacheur Park (3.6 mi / 5.9 km)
- Tsongas Arena (3.8 mi / 6.1 km)
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Wow. It's kind of hilarious that Patrick Stewart thinks humans shouldn't be allowed to explore space because they are a 'Dangerously savage child race'.
I want so bad now to hear a rebuttal from John DeLancie.
An explorer who is assigned to a position where he is humanity's representative to new worlds you can argue has the right to make sweeping statements about the virtue of the race, but playing such an explorer on television does not qualify you to make the same sweeping statements. I may agree that the resources necessary to go to other planets at the moment are better spent on the ridiculous about of conflict and income disparity we have now. So phrase it as a 'Best use of resources' argument, don't phrase it in such an obnoxiously snobbish and judgmental way.
'Not having perfected the race' is no excuse not to explore outward.
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Johnson, Colts O-line struggle against VikesCharlie Johnson wasn't supposed to have to deal with Minnesota's Jared Allen. But after the Colts' starting left tackle, Tony Ugoh, went down with an injury, Johnson moved back to left tackle, the position he played for most of last season.
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Johnson, a former Oklahoma State standout, started the game at right guard for the Colts, but ended up protecting — trying, anyway — Peyton Manning's blind side against the ultra-quick Allen. Allen finished with a sack and two quarterback hurries, but the Colts went on to win 18-15. •Cassel finds favorite: Looks like new New England quarterback Matt Cassel has found his go-to receiver. Cassel threw Wes Welker's way 11 times in the Patriots' 19-10 win over the Jets. No other New England receiver had more than four balls thrown his way. Welker, who played at Heritage Hall, finished with seven catches for 72 yards. •Lofton has strong showing: Falcons rookie linebacker Curtis Lofton had eight tackles in Atlanta's 24-9 loss to Tampa Bay. Lofton won the starting position during training camp and is playing between perennial Pro-Bowler Keith Brooking and up-and-comer Michael Boley. Lofton's been soaking up as much information from Brooking and Boley as possible. "The older guys always take me aside," Lofton told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution last week.
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Design plays an increasingly larger role today in creating consumer desire for products and liking for commercial messages. However, the psychological processes involved are only partially understood. In addition, design is inherently interdisciplinary, involving (among others) important elements…
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This book develops a new framework for describing the structure of multimodal documents: how language, image, layout and other modes of communication work together to convey meaning. Building on recent research in multimodal analysis, functional linguistics and information design, the book examines…
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Tuesday June 24, 2014 MYT 11:27:21 AM
by iwan shu-aswad shuaib
PETALING JAYA: Yammy Samat (pic), the mother of Dyana Sofya Mohd Daud, the DAP candidate in the recently held Teluk Intan parliamentary by-election, has received a show cause letter from Umno for allegedly campaigning for the opposition party.
It is the third time Umno has sent the letter to Yammy after Pos Malaysia returned the previous letters to the party because of an alleged wrong address.
Yammy said the latest letter was hand-delivered to her by Perak Umno deputy executive secretary Ishak Darus at her home at around 11am yesterday.
The letter was received 20 days after the first one was posted on June 3.
However, she is puzzled as to why the third letter is merely a copy of the first one.
"I thank Perak Umno for personally handing the letter to me after I had waited so long for it.
"But why did they give only a copy of the original one? Should I answer to a copy of an original letter? Where is the original letter?" she asked when interviewed by mStar, the Malay news portal of The Star Media Group.
Umno secretary-general Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor had said Yammy would be given 14 days to reply to the party's show cause letter, with the deadline on June 16.
However, this was extended a further two weeks.
Yammy said the content was brief, asking only that she explained why she should not face disciplinary action or sacking for allegedly campaigning for the opposition in the May 31 by-election.
In that poll, Dyana Sofya, 27, was pitted in a straight fight with Barisan Nasional candidate Datuk Mah Siew Keong, 53. She lost to the former MP, who returned with a 238-vote majority to win back the seat he had last won in 2004.
Yammy, a former Perak Wanita Umno secretary, denied she had campaigned against Barisan and would give an explanation to the party within the next one or two days.
"I never campaigned for Dyana," she said, adding that her presence around the candidate was merely as a mother accompanying her daughter.
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She was alone. Her street was empty. The neighbors didn't invite Hadley over anymore, dead. The paperboy hadn't dropped the news on her driveway in 3 weeks, dead. There was no point in going to school anymore, half of her class would be absent. The only person Hadley knew that was still alive was her father, Jonah Blaire. Even though he left work one day and never came home, she knew he was still alive, somehow. There was nothing left of Hadley's small town of Rucifine. That's why she stuffed her backpack with necessities and left.
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C/J Students Tackle Bills Training Camp as Independent Study
Robin Lalisse and Billy Bonneau, Communication/Journalism (C/J) majors, have gone to every practice of this year's Buffalo Bills Training Camp. But, they didn't just go as sports fans, they went to work.
The seniors tackled camp wearing reporter helmets, covering each practice in real-time using social media, including Twitter and a blog, "St. John Fisher on Bills."
According to Bonneau, they decided they'd like to jump on the independent study opportunity after speaking with Dr. Todd Sodano of the C/J Department and Dr. Todd Harrison of the Sport Management Department.
"I nearly jumped at the opportunity because I was so excited to gain more experience working in an NFL environment," said Bonneau.
Last summer, Bonneau covered the New York Giants Training Camp at the University of Albany as a member of the press, where he said he worked with no guidance but quickly learned the process the media follow in order to secure interviews with players.
At the beginning of the Bills Camp, the students, along with Sodano, met with Scott Berchtold, Senior Vice President of Communications for the Buffalo Bills, along with Dominick Rinelli, Bills Assistant Director of Media Relations, and Kevin Kearns, Bills Media Relations Assistant. They reviewed the structure of camp and the procedures they expected Bonneau and Lalisse to follow, but also offered to help throughout the duration of the independent study.
The reporting team had access to all of the post-practice press conferences as well as the opportunity to get one-on-one interviews with some of the players, including Keith Pough, Drew Smith, Da'Rick Rogers, Chris Hogan, Nickell Robey, Robert Woods, and Wide Receivers' Coach Ike Hilliard. They produced content including blog articles and video after each practice.
"It was a phenomenal experience to learn some of the intricacies of covering professional sports, and to also create multimedia content through a blog," said Lalisse.
He also said that the experience taught them both so much – not only about journalism, but working hard.
"One of the lessons learned was to keep moving and have our eyes move to different places, even if we happened to be filming at that time because we wanted to know when everything was happening. We also learned to always have a back-up plan in case certain things don't go as planned," he said. "And the biggest takeaway for me was to give the project my all, because if you do that, you can forgive yourself for some rookie mistakes at times."
During the school year, both students work as reporters at the Cardinal Courier. After graduation, both hope to pursue careers in sports — Lalisse as a reporter and Bonneau as a scout for a professional football team.
"I think any experience is a good one, and I could not be happier with how this opportunity turned out. I hope this is the start of something great between future C/J majors and Buffalo Bills Training Camp," said Bonneau.
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A Christian lawyer who played a major role in exposing the killings in Abu Naji, northern Iraq, will speak at an inter-faith meeting in London tomorrow.
Members of different faiths will gather in Friends House in central London on Saturday to discuss The Iraq War and Occupation: Ethics and Values with a leading lawyer who has horrifying uncovered evidence of British involvement in atrocities.
The news that Archbishop Paulos Faraj Rahho in Iraq has been killed could force the Church underground, say Iraqi Christians. The Chaldean Catholic archbishop's body was found yesterday.
A Chaldean Catholic archbishop kidnapped in Iraq has been found dead, the news agency of Italian bishops' conference has reported. The SIR news agency says Archbishop Paulos Faraj Rahho was found dead near the Iraqi city of Mosul, where he had been abducted.
In the run up to the fifth anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, churches are reiterating their call for British troops to withdraw from the country and will join in a 'Christian Peace Witness for Iraq'
Church leaders in Britain, including Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams, have continued to make private and public appeals for the release of Chaldean Archbishop Paulos Faraj Rahno, who was kidnapped recently in Baghdad.
A Royal security expert says Prince Harry's attempt to serve with British forces in Afghanistan has handed a propaganda coup to radical anti-Western groups who will portray him as going from shooting grouse to shooting Muslims.
In the run up to the fifth anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, Pax Christi and Fellowship of Reconciliation are organising a seminar to help Christian peace organisations and campaigners reflect on the current situation in Iraq and to discuss the way forward.
Supporters of Brian Haw, the Christian peace protestor whose long-running Westminster vigil against the Iraq war led to the government banning demonstrations in the vicinity, have expressed outrage at his arrest yesterday.
Church and civic leaders in Iraq are expressing concern after reports that a number of churches were bombed on Sunday 6 January 2007, following Eid and Christmas, and at a time when Orthodox Christians were celebrating New Year's Eve.