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Play fun Valentine themed games to unlock cards you can send to your loved ones! For iPad. See the iPhone version for more games and cards.------------------------------------Valentine Wishes is an innovative gaming extravaganza that lets players compete in games to earn points which can be traded in for vibrant digital Valentine's Day cards they can send to that special someone this February. To unlock e-cards players compete in any one of the app's four mini-games, unlock every possible romantic card, and spread the love! To boot, the iPad and iPhone versions of this seasonal mobile treat each offer two mini-games unique to their platform, ensuring that getting the app on each device is well worth it.The games in this unique Valentine's Day adventure are addicting enough to ensure that if players aren't motivated to rack up points to unlock e-cards, they'll play for the sheer fun of it. Both versions of the app offer two awesome games -- Shoot It and Catch it -- as well as two platform specific arcade adventures. Valentine Wishes for iPhone offers Tap It, a multi-player game where two players compete to see who taps away every colored block on screen first, and Stop It, where players are challenged to tap hearts dropped on-screen by angels before they hit the ground. Meanwhile, the iPad version of the app gives love struck gamers access to Throw it, where they must shoot hearts and pin them to a sledge, and Drop It, a fast paced adventure where gamers must catch hearts thrown into the water by mischievous angels by releasing boats below them at just the right time!Both of the App's shared games are just as fun. Shoot It lets players shoot heart shaped balloon before they fly away, while Catch It sees players catch hearts dropped off by cupid and his friends before they hit the ground. The points players rack up in these games allow them to unlock one beautiful Valentine's Day card after another -- which they can send to those they love via email in seconds. Find the games too hard to beat? No worries, as Valentine Wishes for the iPhone allows users to unlock all the cards they want to use without even playing with a simple in-app purchase! Furthermore, the iPhone version of the app lets users create custom Photo cards right from their phone too. This Valentine's Day, show that special someone you care by simply having a blast on your iOS device with Valentine Wishes!

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May 20, 2004 -- The increasing cost of complying with the Sarbanes-Oxley corporate reform law has more public companies mulling going private, according to a survey published by the law firm of Foley & Lardner LLP in Chicago.
More than 20% of the 115 companies surveyed said they are considering going private as a result of new corporate governance and disclosure reforms, nearly a 50% increase over 2003 survey results. The respondents consisted mostly of small and mid-sized companies with annual revenue under $1 billion.
The current temptation to go private comes on the heels of a 130% increase in the cost of being public since the passage of the Sarbanes-Oxley law in 2002. Of those surveyed, the average cost was more than $2.86 million in 2003, up from $1.24 million prior to the law's enactment. Soaring insurance premiums, audit and legal expenses made up the brunt of the increase.
A separate study by Foley & Lardner showed that private companies have a starkly contrasting view of the reforms. More than 80% of the 30 private companies responding felt that the demands of corporate governance reform are "about right," compared to 67% of the public companies that felt the reforms are "too strict."
Of the private companies, 60% of the respondents said they had either self-imposed some corporate governance reforms or done so at the urging of board members or auditors. The most commonly adopted measures were certification of financial statements by the CEO and CFO, establishment of whistle-blower procedures, outside audit of internal financial controls, board approval of non-audit services by auditors, and the adoption of corporate governance policy guidelines.


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Employment in in oil and gas extraction fell by 3,300 to a seasonally adjusted 194,400 in April, the Labor Department said Friday. That's the fewest since March 2014 and represents a year-over-year decline for an industry that until recently had been a growth engine for the labor market. Read More »
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ARTini Party to be held at Boomtown
The Bossier Arts Council's third annual ARTini Party will be held from 7 p.m. to midnight Saturday at Boomtown Casino, 300 Riverside Drive, in Bossier City. The fundraiser will feature a martini competition between local restaurants as well as a silent auction, art show and live entertainment. Tickets are $45; $50 at the door.
Choral society seeks new members
New Dimensions Choral Society, under the direction of Bobby Wiggins, is seeking new members. The organization is looking for sopranos, altos, tenors and basses.
Rehearsals are held from 7 to 9 p.m. Mondays at 4714 Monkhouse Drive, in Shreveport. For information, contact Wiggins at 636-0598 or 861-1333 or send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Students to perform in spring concert
Caddo Parish Schools Talented Arts Program music students will perform in the annual spring concert at 6 p.m. today at Karpeles Manuscript Library Museum, 3201 Centenary Blvd., in Shreveport.
Natchitoches to host 'Art Along the Bricks'
"Art Along the Bricks" will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday on Front Street in Natchitoches.
Offerings by artists and artisans will include paintings, drawings, egg art, jewelry, baskets, fired clay items, mosaics, wire sculptures, turned wood bowls, scroll saw work, gourds and other unique items. Admission is free.
Featured artist Mike Yoist will demonstrate his plein air technique. New to the event are musical performances, including guild member Linda Lyles and friends Danny Wisher and Chris Wilson.
Art guild member wins top honors
Margie Tate, member and former officer of the Natchitoches Art Guild, recently won top honors at the Contemporary Art Guild show at Capital One Bank in Alexandria.
Her works were awarded both the Representational award by the exhibit juror and the Viewers' Choice award. Also represented were Natchitoches Art Guild members Lucretia Glorioso and Michael Yoist. Tate also was awarded Best of Show at the 2011 Natchitoches Art Guild Juried Art Show.
'LA: Dance Alive!' on tap at Strand Theatre
The Louisiana Dance Foundation will present "LA: Dance Alive! 2012" at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Strand Theatre, 619 Louisiana Ave., in Shreveport.
The event will include Grambling State University's Orchesis Dance Co., LSMSA's Impulse Dance Theatre and Green Oaks Performing Arts Academy.
Admission is $20.
Students' work on exhibit at BPCC
The Caddo Parish Talented Arts Program exhibition will be on display through Friday in the Donna Service Gallery in Building A at Bossier Parish Community College, 6220 E. Texas St., in Bossier City.
Students with the Caddo Parish Talented Arts Program (TAP) with art on exhibit include Vicki Jacobsen, Woodlawn Leadership Academy; Arden Kennedy, Caddo Magnet High School; Thomas Little, Northwood High School; and Gerald Ortego, C.E. Byrd High School. The gallery is open from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. each day.
Texas Boys Choir to perform in concert
The Texas Boys Choir will perform a free concert at 6 p.m. Saturday at the Cathedral of St. John Berchmans, 939 Jordan St., in Shreveport.
Highlights include Bach's motet "Lobet den Herrn, alle Heiden," movements from Ramírez's Argentinean Folk Mass "Misa Criolla" and two settings of John McCrae's WWI poem "In Flanders Fields."
Mahogany schedules auditions for play
Mahogany Ensemble Theatre will hold auditions for the play, "Spring Chickens," written by regional playwright Mawiyah Bomani, from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Sunday at the main branch of the Shreve Memorial Library, 424 Texas St., in Shreveport.
"Spring Chickens" explores the twists and turns that come with a new season of life for a middle-aged married couple. The cast consists of three African-American roles, including three women and one man. To schedule an audition, call 382-2841 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Margaret M. Hora, 91, of rural West Branch died Friday, February 21, 2014, at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City.
Funeral Mass will be celebrated 10 a.m. Thursday, February 27, 2014, at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Iowa City, where Sunday parking will be available. Visitation will be from 3-7 p.m., Wednesday at the Gay & Ciha Funeral and Cremation Service. Memorials in Margaret's name can be made to the West Branch First Responders. Online condolences can be sent to her family at www.gayandciha.com.
Margaret Marie (Kasper) was born May 7, 1922, in Washington County; daughter of Edward and Zitta (Kron) Kasper. She married Robert J. Hora on February 7, 1945, at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Iowa City. Together they raised their family and farmed their entire lives. On their farm, Hereford cattle were among their favorite livestock which they raised for many years. Margaret was a hardworking woman who possessed many talents. She was a seamstress, quilter, baker, teacher and the family photographer. She took pride in her gardens and loved to be outdoors, whether tending to the cattle or watching the birds, if she was outside, life was good! 4-H was also important to Margaret, for many years she was on the Johnson County 4-H Youth Committee and always enjoyed teaching children about the many aspects of life.
Margaret was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Iowa City, Johnson County 4-H and the West Branch TPM club.
Her family includes her daughters, Judy (Clyde) Antone and Sharon (Elmer Ron) Hebl both of West Branch; grandchildren, Alisa (Matt) Mathis, Robyn (Tim) Beuter, Adam Hebl, Alex Hebl and Matt (Janene) Hebl; great-grandsons, Daniel and Jason Beuter and her beloved dog, Blue.
Margaret was preceded in death by her parents, husband, Robert in 2005, three brothers and two sisters.
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If it were an all windows world, then PocketCloud would be all I'd need. But when I manage Unix servers, I prefer a CLI instead. Connectbot is a SSH client for Android. It can also access the local shell as well. Connectbot works extremely well as a terminal. The font size can be changed, the terminal handles colors, and all of your favorite shell commands available. Control keys like Control and Escape are available as well as a soft keyboard, though if I find a hard keyboard is more useable than Android's soft keyboard. Using screen based apps like Emacs has some special problems such as extensive use of the CTRL and ESC keys. Connectbot puts them on the touch screen so they are accessible when you need them. Connectbot also saves host profiles, including font sizes and other options.
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The Florida College Student of the Year Award is the only statewide scholarship of its kind, and its stringent eligibility criteria have been used as a model for programs such as USA Today's All-Academic Team.
In 1987, the program's first year, about 50 applicants competed for $10,000 in scholarships and prizes, and Miami-Dade Community College's Mary King was named Student of the Year. In 1997-98, 2,100 students, parents, and educators inquired about how to apply, and 206 top leaders from Florida colleges and universities competed for more than $30,000. In 1999, 2,600 people inquired and 171 top leaders competed for $35,000 in scholarships and prizes. In 2000, 3,500 students inquired, while 140 top leaders applied for $50,000 in scholarships and prizes. In 2003, 5,000 students inquired, and in 2004-05, there have been more than 5,000 queries about the Florida College Student of the Year Award.
Thanks to the generous support of SunTrust Education Loans, Gulfstream International Airlines, and other benefactors, the scholarship program now offers more than $65,000 in scholarships and prizes each year to 20 worthy students. All 20 winners are featured in a special edition of Florida Leader.
The Florida College Student of the Year Award recognizes a diverse pool of talented students. Over the past 19 years, Florida Leader magazine has honored mother of five Mae Nielander of Florida Atlantic University, Romanian refugee Florin Tudor of the University of Florida, and Army ROTC standout Jessica Killin of the University of Tampa, among others, as overall winners.
Former Top 20 winners have gone on to become respected political, business, and education leaders for the state of Florida.
The annual Florida College Student of the Year Award ceremony is held in the Capitol Building in Tallahassee. The winners attract statewide media attention for themselves and their schools. Interviews and articles about the students appear on numerous TV and radio stations, as well as in newspapers and magazines nationally.
"We always hoped to create an awards competition that would recognize and promote outstanding student achievement and community service," says W.H. "Butch" Oxendine, Jr., publisher of Florida Leader magazine. "We also wanted to honor self-reliant students who, despite the odds, have excelled academically. After 19 years, the Florida College Student of the Year Award has become a program our state can be proud of."
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instead we should install external nocd-cracks to our steam-games to use what we have paid for?!
how many popular games out there needed such an "extra" update only for us poor germans? cant be that much...
sry but thats kinda disapointing to me.
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Auditor seeks proposals for vehicle, boat licensing in east County
Paul Harris, Auditor's Office
Vancouver, WA – Citizens may submit proposals for a contract to license motor vehicles and boats in east Clark County. Business proposals are due by 4:30 p.m. June 13.
Detailed application packets are online at www.clark.wa.gov/auditor/auto/index.html. Packets also are available at Clark County Auto License Department, 1408 Franklin St.
A panel including County Auditor Greg Kimsey will review proposals and recommend one to the state Department of Licensing to be a subagent in East Camas or Washougal. The state must then appoint the subagent to contract with the County Auditor.
Examples of subagent services include:
• Preparing and processing ownership titles and title transfers.
• Processing annual license renewals.
• Preparing and processing registration documents.
• Preparing and issuing certain permits and special registrations.
Subagents must be open to the public at least nine hours every weekday and four hours every Saturday.
"We have nine subagents in Clark County. They are a critical part of our ongoing effort to make licensing convenient for all county residents," said Kimsey.
Six copies of each proposal and application must be submitted to Clark County General Services, Public Service Center, Sixth Floor, 1300 Franklin St. They may not be submitted by fax or electronic transmittal.


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November 28, 2015
She was born April 30, 1927 in Dunbar, WV to Floyd and Hazel Richardson Steele.
She is survived by one son, Edwin Mathers of Seattle, WA, two daughters, Michele Garretson (Gary) of Little Hocking and Monique Maxson (Bill) of Columbus, six grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren, two sisters, and one brother. She was preceded in death by her husband, Carl W. Welch, in 1990 and also by her companion of 20 years, Robert H. Mason, in 2012.
There will be a memorial service for family at a later date. The Marietta Chapel of Cawley & Peoples Funeral Home is assisting the family with her cremation arrangements. Online condolences may be directed to www.cawleyandpeoples.com
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A team of technical experts from the Netherlands is in Ghana to support artisans at the Suame light industrial area in Kumasi to improve their ability in the manufacture of vehicles.
The team from the Dutch-based AARDSCHAP Foundation is led by Melle Smets and Joost van Onna.
The partnership initiative with the Suame Magazine Industrial Development Organization (SMIDO) is to build a model vehicle as an international exhibit to showcase the ingenuity of Suame Magazine to the international community.
The initiative also seeks to forge partnership between the Rietveld Academy of Amsterdam, the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) and SMIDO for exchange programmes.
The partner universities would harmonise engineering designs for the prototype vehicle.
Speaking at the project launch, Joost van Onna said the Dutch Embassy, Dutch media and other social, educational and cultural organizations in the Netherlands have taken keen interest in the success of the project.
He expects an equal commitment in Ghana to build on the current arrangement to make Suame Magazine a global centre of technology in Africa.
"The model vehicle of which the completion is expected at the end of March or beginning of April will be exhibited in both Ghana and the Netherlands through exhibition-drives and courtesy calls on prominent personalities to drum support for the wonderful technological asset of Suame Magazine", said Van Onna.
Presently on showcase at the I.T.T.U, in the heart of Suame Magazine, is a car popularly called the "petuo" or owl.
"This car is at least 50 years old and built in Kumasi. This is the legacy behind the inspiration to build this vehicular model as a process which started in the 1960s. We can learn and extract idea's from this car to design a prototype for the African market", said Melle Smets.
SMIDO Consultant, Nyaaba Aweeba-Azongo, noted the success of building the prototype vehicle will lead to the establishment of synergies in conventional and artisanal engineering technologies as a new path for the industrial development of Suame Magazine.


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I am so happy to welcome Katie from Duo Fiberworks. Katie is drawn to knitting and felting especially and regularly posts free little patterns for knitted toys and gifts on her blog.
I visited a weaving, knitting and spinning shop for the first time recently and some Fingerwolle from Schoppel Wolle caught my eye. This variegated pencil roving is soft Merino wool and good for spinning and felting but I thought it would be fun to try to knit with this fine, colorful roving.
Knitting with the roving does take some care, but it's not difficult.
Tips to help you knit with and felt with pencil roving:
– Gently pull out the roving from the skein so you have a bunch of loose roving that you can work with. The only time I broke my "yarn" was when I wasn't paying attention and started tugging on the piece to advance the working yarn.
– If you do break the yarn, just overlap several inches and knit with them held together for a few stitches.
– Tug the ends to pull off extra roving after weaving in your ends, don't cut them, this will help them felt invisibly into the piece.
– The piece seems fragile when you begin felting. Work it gently at first. I used a potato masher for a few minutes then began working it with my hands.
It's fun to knit with something new and I have lots of ideas for this inspiring new-to-me "yarn." I was down to one potholder in my kitchen, and it was a stained holey mess, but have been holding off on buying new ones because I figured it would be a good DIY project. As soon as I began swatching the chunky roving, I knew it was destined to become a felted potholder.
I think the spring-like colors add a fresh note to my winter kitchen. If you have some worsted weight yarn around, you can make two potholders, with one knit from solid roving and one with roving edging. The edging takes about 10 yards, so you could make 4 potholders with one skein of the roving if you use it for edging only.
Download the PDF pattern for a knitted Felted Roving Potholder.
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The Board of Education unanimously approved its 2013-14 budget Tuesday, June 18, with adjustments recommended by Acting Superintendent of Schools John Reed to allow the implementation of full-day kindergarten.
During its June 6 meeting, the school board directed Dr Reed to develop an example of what the 2013-14 budget would look like with the inclusion of full-day kindergarten and report back to the board. That report was delivered Tuesday, along with adjustments to the 2013-14 school budget to make up the difference between the school board's first budget proposal and the school budget as passed by voters at referendum June 4.
With the inclusion of full-day kindergarten, Dr Reed's recommended adjustments reduced $1,800,000 from the school board's first proposed budget to meet later adjustments in the budget process.
Those adjustments included reductions to proposed staffing positions, curriculum and staff development, technology, and plant operations and maintenance. One adjustment pointed out during the second public participation portion of the meeting by resident Michelle Ku is $48,978 from the superintendent's net salary and benefits.
"I just wanted to thank you for that," Ms Ku said to Dr Reed.
After asking the school board reinstate one reduction listed in the "Recommended 2013-14 Budget Adjustments" document, a Reed Intermediate School Project Adventure teacher, Dr Reed said, if authorized by the board, he would find the $60,077 elsewhere in the budget. Dr Reed explained that through further discussions with Reed Intermediate School Principal Jay Smith, Dr Reed was convinced of the Project Adventure teacher position's positive effect on the school's schedule.
BOE member Richard Gaines also requested Dr Reed look into whether adding back a new Newtown Middle School World Language teacher position and a new Newtown High School math teacher position, both requested in the original budget proposal and removed in Dr Reed's adjustments, would be as needed at the Reed Intermediate Project Adventure position.
With its motion to approve the budget with Dr Reed's adjustments, the school board also authorized Dr Reed to spend $180,000 to fill three possible full time equivalent positions as/if he finds the three positions necessary.
If Dr Reed does implement one or all three positions, he said he would then report back to the school board where reductions are made to compensate for that money to the school board.
A further story on the school board's meeting will be available in the June 21 print edition of The Newtown Bee.


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"Please take this opportunity to thank the Japanese Foreign Minister for conveying the cable report of the Japanese Ambassador in Moscow. It would be convenient if we could keep on receiving news from Russia this way. In summing up, I should like to say I have now, as in the past, full confidence in the Japanese policy and in the Japanese Foreign Minister; first of all because the present Japanese Government would really act inexcusably toward the future of their nation if they would not take this unique opportunity to solve the Russian problem, as well as to secure for all time its expansion to the south and settle the Chinese matter. Since Russia, as reported by the Japanese Ambassador in Moscow, is in effect close to collapse a report which coincides with our own observations as far as we are able to judge the present war situation it is simply impossible that Japan should not settle the matter of Vladivostok and the Siberian area as soon as her military preparations are completed."Skipping now to the middle of the second paragraph on Page 1 of the English translation the sentence beginning "However . .":
"However, I ask you to employ all available means in further insisting upon Japan's entry into the war against Russia at the earliest possible date, as I have mentioned already in my note to Matsuoka. The sooner this entry is effected, the better. The natural objective still remains that we and Japan join hands on the trans-Siberian railroad before winter starts. After the collapse of Russia, however, the position of the


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An effort to restore the ban on civil unions to the constitutional amendment prohibiting same-sex marriage appears to have little to no chance of succeeding in the Indiana Senate.
The Senate's expected action today on House Joint Resolution 3 likely will determine whether the controversial proposal goes to the public for a vote in November or is delayed until at least 2016.
The Senate may be in the same position as the House was three weeks ago: Eliminate the hotly debated second sentence so the amendment will pass. ...


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1Then #Matt. 13:54Luke 4:16He went out from there and came to His own country, and His disciples followed Him. 2And when the Sabbath had come, He began to teach in the synagogue. And many hearing Him were #Matt. 7:28Luke 4:32Acts 4:13astonished, saying, #John 6:42"Where did this Man get these things? And what wisdom is this which is given to Him, that such mighty works are performed by His hands! 3Is this not the carpenter, the Son of Mary, and #Matt. 12:46Gal. 1:19brother of James, Joses, Judas, and Simon? And are not His sisters here with us?" So they #(Matt. 11:6)were offended at Him.
4But Jesus said to them, #Matt. 13:57Luke 4:24John 4:44"A prophet is not without honor except in his own country, among his own relatives, and in his own house." 5#Gen. 19:22Ge 32:25Matt. 13:58(Mark 9:23)Now He could do no mighty work there, except that He laid His hands on a few sick people and healed them. 6And #Is. 59:16Matt. 17:17(Heb. 3:18|NoBook| 4:2)He marveled because of their unbelief. #Matt. 9:35Luke 13:22Acts 10:38Eph. 2:17Then He went about the villages in a circuit, teaching.
Sending Out the Twelve
7#Matt. 10:1|NoBook| 28:19Mark 3:1314Luke 9:1And He called the twelve to Himself, and began to send them out #(Eccl. 4:9two by two, and gave them power over unclean spirits. 8He commanded them to take nothing for the journey except a staff—no bag, no bread, no copper in their money belts— 9but #(Eph. 6:15)to wear sandals, and not to put on two tunics.
10#Matt. 10:11Luke 9:4Luke 10:78Also He said to them, "In whatever place you enter a house, stay there till you depart from that place. 11#Matt. 10:14Luke 10:10And whoever will not receive you nor hear you, when you depart from there, #Acts 13:51Acts 18:6shake off the dust under your feet as a testimony against them. Assuredly, I say to you, it will be more tolerable for Sodom and Gomorrah in the day of judgment than for that city!"
12So they went out and preached that people should repent. 13And they cast out many demons, #(James 5:14)and anointed with oil many who were sick, and healed them.
John the Baptist Beheaded
14#Matt. 14:1–12Mark 6:14–16Luke 9:7–9Now King Herod heard of Him, for His name had become well known. And he said, "John the Baptist is risen from the dead, and therefore #Luke 19:37these powers are at work in him."
15#Matt. 16:14Mark 8:28Luke 9:19Others said, "It is Elijah."
And others said, "It is the Prophet, #Matt. 21:11or like one of the prophets."
16#Matt. 14:2Luke 3:19But when Herod heard, he said, "This is John, whom I beheaded; he has been raised from the dead!" 17For Herod himself had sent and laid hold of John, and bound him in prison for the sake of Herodias, his brother Philip's wife; for he had married her. 18Because John had said to Herod, #Lev. 18:16Le 20:21"It is not lawful for you to have your brother's wife."
19Therefore Herodias held it against him and wanted to kill him, but she could not; 20for Herod #Matt. 14:5|NoBook| 21:26feared John, knowing that he was a just and holy man, and he protected him. And when he heard him, he did many things, and heard him gladly.
21#Matt. 14:6Then an opportune day came when Herod #Gen. 40:20on his birthday gave a feast for his nobles, the high officers, and the chief men of Galilee. 22And when Herodias' daughter herself came in and danced, and pleased Herod and those who sat with him, the king said to the girl, "Ask me whatever you want, and I will give it to you." 23He also swore to her, #Esth. 5:367:2"Whatever you ask me, I will give you, up to half my kingdom."
24So she went out and said to her mother, "What shall I ask?"
And she said, "The head of John the Baptist!"
25Immediately she came in with haste to the king and asked, saying, "I want you to give me at once the head of John the Baptist on a platter."
26#Matt. 14:9And the king was exceedingly sorry; yet, because of the oaths and because of those who sat with him, he did not want to refuse her. 27Immediately the king sent an executioner and commanded his head to be brought. And he went and beheaded him in prison, 28brought his head on a platter, and gave it to the girl; and the girl gave it to her mother. 29When his disciples heard of it, they came and #1 Kin. 13:29Matt. 27:58–61Acts 8:2took away his corpse and laid it in a tomb.
Feeding the Five Thousand
30#Luke 9:10Then the apostles gathered to Jesus and told Him all things, both what they had done and what they had taught. 31#Matt. 14:13And He said to them, "Come aside by yourselves to a deserted place and rest a while." For #Mark 3:20there were many coming and going, and they did not even have time to eat. 32#Matt. 14:13–21Luke 9:10–17John 6:5–13So they departed to a deserted place in the boat by themselves.
33But the multitudes saw them departing, and many #(Col. 1:6)knew Him and ran there on foot from all the cities. They arrived before them and came together to Him. 34#Matt. 9:36|NoBook| 14:14(Heb. 5:2)And Jesus, when He came out, saw a great multitude and was moved with compassion for them, because they were like #Num. 27:171 Kin. 22:172 Chr. 18:16Zech. 10:2sheep not having a shepherd. So #(Is. 48:17|NoBook| 61:1–3)Luke 9:11He began to teach them many things. 35#Matt. 14:15Luke 9:12When the day was now far spent, His disciples came to Him and said, "This is a deserted place, and already the hour is late. 36Send them away, that they may go into the surrounding country and villages and buy themselves bread; for they have nothing to eat."
37But He answered and said to them, "You give them something to eat."
And they said to Him, #Num. 11:13222 Kin. 4:43"Shall we go and buy two hundred denarii worth of bread and give them something to eat?"
38But He said to them, "How many loaves do you have? Go and see."
And when they found out they said, #Matt. 14:17Luke 9:13John 6:9"Five, and two fish."
39Then He #Matt. 15:35Mark 8:6commanded them to make them all sit down in groups on the green grass. 40So they sat down in ranks, in hundreds and in fifties. 41And when He had taken the five loaves and the two fish, He #John 11:4142looked up to heaven, #1 Sam. 9:13Matt. 15:36|NoBook| 26:26Mark 8:7Luke 24:30blessed and broke the loaves, and gave them to His disciples to set before them; and the two fish He divided among them all. 42So they all ate and were filled. 43And they took up twelve baskets full of fragments and of the fish. 44Now those who had eaten the loaves were about five thousand men.
Jesus Walks on the Sea
45#Matt. 14:22–32John 6:15–21Immediately He made His disciples get into the boat and go before Him to the other side, to Bethsaida, while He sent the multitude away. 46And when He had sent them away, He #Mark 1:35Luke 5:16departed to the mountain to pray. 47Now when evening came, the boat was in the middle of the sea; and He was alone on the land. 48Then He saw them straining at rowing, for the wind was against them. Now about the fourth watch of the night He came to them, walking on the sea, and #Luke 24:28would have passed them by. 49And when they saw Him walking on the sea, they supposed it was a #Matt. 14:26Luke 24:37ghost, and cried out; 50for they all saw Him and were troubled. But immediately He talked with them and said to them, #Matt. 9:2John 16:33"Be of good cheer! It is I; do not be #Is. 41:10afraid." 51Then He went up into the boat to them, and the wind #Ps. 107:29ceased. And they were greatly #Mark 1:27Mark 2:12Mark 5:42Mark 7:37amazed in themselves beyond measure, and marveled. 52For #Matt. 16:9–11Mark 8:1718they had not understood about the loaves, because their #Is. 63:17Mark 3:5Mark 16:14heart was hardened.
Many Touch Him and Are Made Well
53#Matt. 14:34–36John 6:2425When they had crossed over, they came to the land of Gennesaret and anchored there. 54And when they came out of the boat, immediately the people recognized Him, 55ran through that whole surrounding region, and began to carry about on beds those who were sick to wherever they heard He was. 56Wherever He entered, into villages, cities, or the country, they laid the sick in the marketplaces, and begged Him that #Matt. 9:20Mark 5:2728(Acts 19:12)they might just touch the #Num. 15:3839hem of His garment. And as many as touched Him were made well.
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French Stench: Gas leak causes strong odor near Paris, London
The Independent (UK) says: "A foul-smelling cloud of gas has wafted over the channel from France ... The smell has also been reported as far away as London, over 150 miles from the factory. ... The smell has also led to complaints in the French capital Paris, where the local police department confirmed a stench like 'sweat, garlic and rotten eggs.'"
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Harvard professor denies he's cloning a Neanderthal baby
Boston Herald says: "Harvard University geneticist George M. Church ... blames a mistake in an article he says was written off an interview in the German magazine Der Spiegel, badly misinterpreting what he said that such a cloning might theoretically be possible someday and arriving at the conclusion that he was actively looking for a woman to bear a cave baby with DNA scavenged from ancient Neanderthal bones. He suggested poor translation skills may be part of the problem."
Eric says: Making Neanderthal babies: So easy a Harvard professor and a cavewoman could do it?
Loose lemurs cause havoc, attack 2-year-old girl
NBC 6 South Florida says: "The 2-year-old girl had been getting out of a car with her mother when she was scratched in the face by one of the lemurs ... 'There's nothing wrong with the [lemurs], they're very peaceful, we feed them and everything,' said a neighbor ... 'Like any other animals around, we got raccoons, we got cats, we got every kind of animals around here, which is beautiful.'"
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Police renew push to solve case of stolen rare foot-tall porcelain Oprah doll
Bangor Daily News says: "A rare porcelain Oprah Winfrey doll, which stands about a foot tall, was also taken. It is the second doll of a limited edition of 200 made by artist Cheryl J. Weeder and is signed and stamped 'No. 2' on the back. The family speculates the first doll belongs to Winfrey herself, Hamilton said. The owner bought the No. 2 doll, which looks like Winfrey as an adult, in 1987 for $275."
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Men shouldn't fear seductive snake women this year
Japan Times says: "Though snake dreams are deemed generally good, having a bunch of snakes (all coiled up and slithering in a basket) appear in the subconscious has been known to indicate a secret penchant for debauchery and corruption. When more than three snakes appear in one dream, beware: You are about to succumb to yūwaku (誘惑, seduction), sexual or otherwise, potentially jeopardizing your chances for stability and happiness. The best snake dream of all involves a single shirohebi (白蛇, white snake) believed to be a benevolent money goddess."
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Forward Thinking: Changes could come to Sewickley Valley in new year
From the potential addition of a borough manager in one community, to the consideration of increased parking and beautification in others, next year could bring changes for municipal leaders in the Sewickley Valley.
Some Leetsdale leaders had intended to hire a borough manager this year, but concern among residents and some council members delayed that process, council President Joe McGurk said.
"We still believe there should be a borough manager that will replace (borough secretary Elizabeth Petalino)," McGurk said.
McGurk said current council members didn't want to "force something" through before the new year when new elected leaders will join council in January.
"We will wait until the new people are seated and see where we want to go," he said.
"We will be striving to get a borough manager on board by some time in the middle of 2014. If everybody doesn't agree, there will be a discussion."
A proposal in Sewickley to consider increasing on-street parking and add a garage as early as next year was delayed after borough leaders weren't sure how the structure could be paid for.
"Until we figure out how the users are going to pay for it, it's on the back burner," Mayor Brian Jeffe said.
The proposed garage would be built on property the borough purchased this year in the 400 block of Walnut Street. It would replace the Green Street public lot and be situated near a nonprofit group's desire to build a two-screen movie theater also on the same property owned by the borough.
No money is allocated in the 2014 budget for building a garage, Jeffe said.
But borough leaders say they hope a parking needs analysis will help determine the future needs of parking within the business district.
Borough Manager Kevin Flannery said he is hopeful the work would be completed by Jan. 31. He said council members could discuss the results as early as a regularly scheduled February meeting.
Part of the study included a public meeting hosted by a consultant from Chicago-based Kimley-Horn and Associates.
The firm was hired last month to conduct a parking needs analysis at a cost of $25,700.
As plans for parking are ironed out next year, leaders of Village Green Partners — a nonprofit group whose goal is to market the business district — say they are working to continue awareness of what Sewickley retailers offer.
Organizers say their efforts for next year include diversifying funding and continuing to reach new potential shoppers.
"The point is to build the awareness of Sewickley and let people know it is here," Village Green Partners co-founder Jennifer Markus said.
Public beautification is one of the focus points next year for Glen Osborne leaders, mayor-elect Barbara Carrier said.
Leaders there will continue working on a plan to spruce up the Route 65 corridor. The plan is part of a multi-municipal effort with Edgeworth and Sewickley leaders, Carrier said.
A public meeting planned for 6:30 p.m. on Jan. 8 at Osborne Elementary School will allow for residents to hear about beautification plans, Carrier said.
Council leaders could vote on a plan next month.
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Silicon Valley Bank CEO Sees 'Better Fundamentals' in Tech
Posted by: John Tozzi on May 25, 2011
Silicon Valley Bank has clients from every part of the entrepreneurial ecosystem: startups; venture funds and angel investors; and large, mature tech companies. That gives Greg Becker, an 18-year veteran of the bank who became chief executive officer last month, a good vantage to evaluate all the money flowing into tech companies, from tiny app makers to Facebook and Zynga (the latter is said to be planning an IPO next month).
Becker is agnostic about whether there's a tech bubble — when I asked him about it this morning, he said company valuations like LinkedIn's $9 billion post-IPO market cap may or may not be overblown. (Silicon Valley Bank's holding company last week sold a small stake of about 70,000 shares it had acquired in LinkedIn according to the LinkedIn prospectus.) What's different this time, Becker says, is that "companies have better fundamentals." Unlike many of the tech companies that went public in the late 1990s, he points to LinkedIn and its cohort — including Facebook, Twitter, Zynga, and Groupon — as businesses with real revenue.
The same is true for early-stage startups that angel and seed investors fawn over, Becker says. That's in a large part because starting an Internet business costs a fraction of what it did in the 1990s. "You have companies today that are raising $500,000 or $750,000 that already have their first revenue streams, and in some cases are already profitable," he says. That's a sign that the money rushing into new ventures, from social media to mobile apps, may be more grounded in reality than it was in the first dot-com boom days.


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Archos Gamepad Jelly Bean tablet ships in US for $179
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Seven-inch tablet with physical controls runs most Google Play games
Despite missing its promised February launching date, the Archos Gamepad is now available for purchase in the United States. The 7-inch Android 4.1 "Jelly Bean" device will run most Google Play games, while also allowing users to customize their preferred control scheme for each game.
The Archos Gamepad is powered by a 1.6Ghz dual-core Cortex A9 CPU matched with 1GB of RAM. Graphics processing power is provided by a quad-core Mali 400MP GPU, while internal storage is pegged at 8GB. However, a micro-SD card up to 64GB can supplement this. A 1.2-megapixel front facing camera is also included, as is a 2-megapixel-rear camera. The display is a 1024x600 screen, in a 0.3-inch thick enclosure similar in feel to a Playstation Vita.
In addition to providing an integrated mobile gaming platform that combines touch and physical controls with two thumbsticks, four face buttons, a D-pad, and two shoulder buttons, the Archos Gamepad comes with the French company's Media Center apps. These include music and video apps that also support metadata scraping, auto-subtitles, along with support for multiple codecs including 1080p video decoding.
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Jesuit, b. Nov. 28, 1748; d. Aug. 21, 1834
Stone, MARMADUKE, Jesuit, b. at Draycot, November 28, 1748; d. at St. Helens, August 21, 1834. He was educated at St. Omers, shared in its historic exodus to Bruges, 10-August 17, 1762 (see College of Saint Omer), entered the Society of Jesus in 1767, later became a master at the Liège Academy. In 1790 he succeeded as president to Father William Strickland, who then became procurator at London; with his assistance Father Stone succeeded in peacefully guiding the English ex-Jesuits through more than a score of tempestuous years (see John Milner; William Poynter). Father Stone's confreres, though held together by a common vocation and their still uncancelled vows, were not allowed by the brief of suppression to reunite for purposes of government. He could therefore only rule by appealing to conscience; no easy task when one remembers the exterior difficulties, the adventuresome ardor that animated the young men of his college staff, and the peculiar ways into which the middle-aged missionaries were prone to subside. When dealing with the bishops, he could claim no rights, not even those essential to religious bodies. Fortunately, they were not hostile, though their views on Jesuit property and privileges caused Father Stone much trouble.
On July 14, 1794, the College at Liège was transferred to Stonyhurst College (q.v.). In spite of the magnitude of the task, it was accomplished in good order; and schools reopened October 22 following. A rescript from Propaganda (February 14, 1796) confirmed Stonyhurst in all the privileges of Liège. Though it was impossible to hope for a restoration of the Society during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic wars, it was not impracticable to work for a reunion with the Russian Jesuits, whose corporate existence had lately been recognized at Rome. In this Father Stone was successful. On May 19, 1803, having made his profession, he was declared provincial, and admitted others to their vows, for England, Ireland, and Maryland; on September 29 a novitiate was opened at Hodder. Rome, however, gave no public recognition of the restored order, though the pope privately expressed his pleasure. When the Bull of Restoration finally came (August 7, 1814), the interpretation was added (December 2, 1816), that it was to apply only where the secular government wished: in England, therefore, the Jesuits were to be regarded as still in their old position (see Society of Jesus). The college had grown enormously since its transfer to England and the Jesuit missions had prospered steadily. Father Stone, notwithstanding his years, continued to act as college minister till 1827, when he finally retired to St. Helens. Here the good news reached him (1829) that the English Jesuits had at last been formally recognized. Though he might not look an ideal leader, Father Stone was wonderfully adapted to his circumstances; his unfailing kindness, simplicity, sincerity, patience, and self-devotion were irresistible. If he acted slowly, he made no mistakes; he was capable of undertaking great enterprises, and of carrying them through with strong tenacity of purpose.


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The time has come to cut out all refined sweeteners including sugar! And this particular challenge is actually what inspired me to start the mini-pledges in the first place. It all started when I was having lunch with my kindergartner one day at school. I was looking around at what the other kids brought for their lunch and between the white bread, the flavored yogurt, the crackers, and the jelly every single meal I surveyed contained some sort of refined sugar and in most cases – lots of it.
As I've said before, it is not necessarily the sugar itself (yes, white sugar is technically "natural" albeit highly refined), but it is the quantity in which our society consumes sugar that concerns me. What have things come to if we can't even have a cracker or a bowl of cereal or a beverage unless it has been sweetened? Come on, sugar is in almost everything these days even when you least expect it. So it is time to put our foot down and live one week of our entire lives without any refined sugar. Can you do it?
Mini-Pledge Week 9: No refined or artificial sweeteners including (but not limited to): white sugar, brown sugar, raw sugar, sucanat, splenda, stevia, agave, corn syrup, high-fructose corn syrup, brown rice syrup, and cane juice. Foods and beverages can only be sweetened with a moderate amount of honey or maple syrup.
I get so many questions about sweeteners especially from those wondering why we've chosen honey and maple syrup as our sweeteners of choice. The moral of the story is – and most experts would agree – sugar is sugar and no matter what form of sugar you choose always consume it in moderation. Whether it is white table sugar, raw sugar, high-fructose corn syrup, or maple syrup they are all – for the most part – sugars. We selected honey and maple syrup as our sweeteners of choice because they are two of the least processed "sugars" out there, and they are also difficult to find in highly processed foods. Honey and maple syrup also have slightly more nutrients than highly refined sweeteners like white table sugar, although – once again – all sweeteners are similar in the fact that overall they are high in calories and low in nutrients.
During our 100 Days of Real Food pledge, when we were restricted to honey and maple syrup as well as nothing out of a package with more than 5 ingredients, we ended up having to make all the "sweetened" foods we ate ourselves. I could not find any store-bought "sweet treats" that followed all of our rules – and trust me I looked! Since this sweetener restriction forces you to make sweetened foods from scratch you can see and control how much sweetener is being added. And chances are you will use a lot less sweetener than some factory. So back to how Americans are consuming sugar in overwhelming amounts these days…I saw an interesting statistic highlighted on foxnews.com:
Health experts recommend we eat no more than eight teaspoons of sugar a day. But on average, Americans consume four times that much.
In case you are challenged with simple math (like me) that means we are, on average, consuming 32 teaspoons a day! Also how about this for "food for thought" from New York Times Magazine article "Is Sugar Toxic?":
Sugar is likely the "dietary cause of several other chronic ailments widely considered to be diseases of Western lifestyles — heart disease, hypertension and many common cancers among them."
Assuming you are now convinced that reducing sugar intake is a good idea, I don't want to leave you hanging. So next you will find everything from detailed meal plans to recipes to school lunch ideas that will help you successfully complete this pledge. You pretty much won't find anything on this blog that calls for refined sweeteners so there are plenty of ideas to choose from. Here are some to get you started:
Resources for Meals without Refined Sweeteners
- Complete Meals Plans including Recipes
- Meal Ideas for: Breakfast, Lunch, Snacks, Dinner, Dessert
- School Lunch Ideas: Post I, Post II
- Store-bought Snacks: Post I, Post II
In closing, there are two key takeaways when it comes to sweeteners. Never choose an imitation sweetener (like splenda) over the real thing and no matter what sweetener you choose always consume it in moderation. We hope that restricting you to honey and maple syrup next week will help you accomplish both of those things!
To take the pledge: Please leave a comment below with the number of adults and kids in your household that will participate, and also share if you will do it for one meal, one day, or for the entire week. Put it in writing and make it official!
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May 2009
Hearts on Fire Books
231 Pages
Contemporary Romance
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Andi is a small town girl. She lives alone next door to her widowed brother and his son with her dog Jonas. She is beautiful and athletic and is secretly in love with her best friend and employer's older brother Matt.
Matt is tall blonde and handsome, successful and very popular with women. He is very protective of his sister and her best friend.
Andi has always had a crush on Matt. After one emotional encounter with him she finds herself pregnant and the object of his anger and disdain. Struggling to deal with her own situation, she finds out who her true friends really are.
I liked Andi's character very much. She has some human flaws sure, but overall she is a good person in a horrible situation. She is lucky to have Mike for a friend throughout the story. As to the other three main characters, her brother, best friend, and Matt; who needs enemies with friends like these, she would have been better off moving elsewhere. Matt in particular is a less than stellar character. He is physically and emotionally abusive and Andi would not be out of line in getting a restraining order against him. You would think that three people who have known each other from birth would have a better idea of each other's character. The brother's girlfriend is a good character with some common sense and I liked the scenes with her and the best friend Sam's boyfriend Mike. A great deal of the interaction between the other characters can be very annoying, until the ending scenes.
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Ball State's Barrington Scott (28) runs into the open field in last year's game against Western Michigan.
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In the middle of the 2012 football season, Ball State tailback Barrington Scott was at the center of a feel-good story. The junior back, whose 2011 season opened with a surprise starting spot and ended with a broken leg, stepped in when No. 2 back Horactio Banks got hurt and ran for 231 yards during a three-game stretch.
And now in another surprise, his Ball State career is over.
Scott left the team for personal reasons, according to an athletic department release issued Tuesday. Scott, an alum of Snider High School in Fort Wayne and a former Northern Illinois player, could not be reached for ...


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Father Anthony Skurla - reading the Gospel
St Bernard gives the reason by demonstrating the immutability of God who has neither past nor future and whose present IS (the I AM which Moses heard); the only uncreated, interminable, immutable present that IS, is God. For us to 'contemplate God without cessation, lacking nothing, with our will fixed on Him and desiring nothing more" means [for such a one] to be also fixed in "this eternal present". With this clarification we can agree with the saint that "this vision is not for the present life but reserved for the next life". In his first Epistle St John encourages us: " We know that when He appears we shall be like Him for we shall see Him as He is". Saint Bernard gives us hope in our present [imperfect] condition: "Even now He appears to whom He pleases, not as He is, but as He pleases" and this "pleasure" is according to our capacity. What I like about St Bernard is that he finds us where we are and brings the spiritual to us. Bernard shows us a "height" and the "danger" of stretching too soon towards it. The Lord will find us and He will come to us as He pleases- which is always for our good. Bernard is always a blessing and a lesson. In a later section (which we pass over) Bernard details why and how our approach to God should be gentle, respectful and humble.
The conclusion of Sermon 31 is both beautiful and very fitting for the Christmas season. Bernard writes: "Faith is a shadowy blessing because it is a protection from light, from truth that our weakness cannot handle in this life," much as sunglasses are for our eyes from a brightness they cannot handle without injury. He continues : "Our Lord's Mother herself lived in the shadow of faith, for she was told 'Blessed is she who believed'. Even the body of Christ was a shadow for her as implied in the words 'the power of the Most High will cover you with its shadow' … that overshadowed the Virgin since by means of His vivifying body she was able to bear His majestic presence, and endure the unapproachable light, a thing impossible to mortal woman. We therefore who walk in faith live in the shadow of Christ; we are fed with his flesh as the source of our life .For Christ's flesh is real food. And perhaps for that reason He is described here (in the Song of Songs 1:6) in the guise of a shepherd.
The full text is in CF 2, St Bernard of Clairvaux: Song of Songs
St. Bernard's 84 Sermons on the Song of Songs were very popular in the Middle Ages, describing the encounter of the Word as Bridegroom with the Soul - according to Sacred Scripture... and the tradition of the Fathers.
Christ is born. Glorify Him!
Dear Friends,
It is always a great joy to send greetings to you as we celebrate the Nativity of Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ! From December 16th until and including Midnight Christmas Eve Liturgy, the "intention" for each Divine Liturgy, offered daily in our Chapel, will be for you. May the immense love of God, given to us in Christ, swell your hearts and homes. To this, we Sisters add our humble daily prayers for you and your intentions. Be assured of gratitude for your friendship and generous support of our way of life. May the New Year bring you the blessing of deep faith, peace of heart and in your home and good health.
Faithfully in the Christ Child,
Mother Marija and the Sisters
St Paul is very conscious that his vocation is "to preach of the obedience of faith" [ROMANS 1:5]. Our own experience witnesses to the inter-relation of faith and obedience. For Mary of Nazareth, the visit of the Archangel Gabriel brought both into play.
Gabriel brought his incredible message to Mary. Once she heard the message, and understood God's request, the ensuing "time" was probably the most important interval in world history! A woman's assent was sought to allow the Incarnation of the Word of God. Certainly a momentous decision, and one to affect the fate of humanity - forever! St Bernard, sensitive to what was at stake, describes the reality of that moment when so much hung in the balance : The Eternal Word waiting upon the word of Mary of Nazareth, to begin the work of our redemption and restoration! Bernard addresses the Virgin Mary:
- You have heard and believe in the message, namely that by the Holy Spirit you will conceive and bear a son; so do not delay the return of Gabriel to heaven. He is waiting to depart - and we are waiting to hear your reply.
-Your reply will be a word of mercy for all of us weighed down by the sentence of condemnation following original sin.
-God is offering you the price of our salvation. If you assent we will be free!
-Doleful Adam exiled from Paradise implores you.
-David, Abraham and all the Patriarchs implore you.
-The whole world is waiting, bowed down at your feet, and rightly so because on your answer depends the comfort of the afflicted, the redemption of captives, deliverance of the damned, the salvation of the sons of Adam, your whole race.
-If you will let him hear your voice you will see His salvation. He says: "O fair among women let me hear your voice".
Only say the word and receive the Word; give yours and receive God's Word…Blessed Virgin, open your heart to faith, your lips to consent and your womb to your Creator.
"Behold," she says, "I am the handmaiden of the Lord; let it be done to me according to your word."
And the WORD was made Flesh and dwelt among us.
The above is a brief excerpt from the Fourth Homily of St Bernard on the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Archbishop William Skurla
2010 Slideshow of our "Santas"
Tara (7 months old) and Temair (7 years old)
our long haired German Shepherds
Pope Benedict inaugurated a Year of Faith on October 11th, a day or so after I found St Bernard's Sermon 31st,
"The Various Ways of Seeing God
" and I resolved to include it in our Christmas 2012 Myrrhbearing. St. Bernard's polished style, very close doctrinal reasoning and incredible inclusion of Scripture impresses all who read him. Any "treatment" of his writings seems to tamper with the text, diminish its beauty, lessen its impact - and hopefully not distort his teaching. With this in mind, invoking his help and blessing, I proceed cautiously!
Saint Bernard tells us that "the Word who is Bridegroom often makes himself known under more than one form to those who are fervent" and "but He cannot be seen yet as He is." Then the saint addresses why God " cannot be seen yet as He is". Moses wanted to see God and the Lord's reply was "You cannot see Me and live."
Icon of Fathers of Nicea
In January we lost our much-loved Bishop William Skurla, but rejoiced in April at his ceremony of Enthronement as the Metropolitan Archeparch of Pittsburgh. It was an impressive and joyous ceremony on a flawless April day.
A holy Profession is a wonderful event and we had one on June 3rd that of Sister Mariangela of Jesus Crucified. Her family and friends were here to mark this most important milestone in the life of Sister and our Community.
Sister Mariangela
On June 30th a double jubilee celebration marking Sr Andreja Vladia's and Sr. Bohdana's 25th anniversary of Profession was a truly glorious occasion and remembered as one of our happiest celebrations in our 30 year history. The Canadian families of both Sisters were present, with over 100 guests, which has now become a bright memory
Sister Andreja with her mom
Sister Bohdana with her mom
Monsignor Buyachok - Homilist
Fr. Leonard Martin - Concelebrant
~ In late September Father Jude Peters, OCD preached a memorable eight day novena to St. Therese
On November 21st, Feast of the Presentation of Mary in the Temple, our new member Sr. Maria Lily received our Habit, and began the period of instruction before Solemn Vows in our community.
Father Jude Peters


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Freddie and I would like to thank everyone for your continued support! We video recorded an all-vinyl mix back in 2010 and after receiving an enormous response, we decided to release seasonal vinyl podcasts and the rest as they say is history. Big up OHMEGA WATTS for throwing down on Vol.4! Directed by the honorable Garvin Ha. Special thanks to Jeff Ha for letting us use his GoPro!
Reflection Eternal - Move Somethin'
Aloe Blacc - I Need A Dollar
Longevity Crew - Walk With Us
MED - Nightlife
Freddie Joachim - Just You And Me Tonight
Freddie Joachim - Talk
Madvillain - Accordion
Choice37 - Conversate feat. Kero One & El Gambina
Stevie Wonder - Too High
Yesterday's New Quintet - Elle's Theme
Heath Brothers - Smilin' Billy Suite
Nas - One Love
Busta - Ill Vibe Jay Dee RMX
Madlib - Ashby Road
Tall Black Guy - Love To The World
Roy Ayers - Ain't Got Time
BlackStar - Little Brother
Lou Donaldson - Pot Belly
George Benson - Face It Boy It's Over
Jan Hammer - Peaceful Sundown
Jan Hammer - Don't You Know
Enoch Light - A Little Fugue For You and Me
Ben Vereen - I'll Keep My Light in My Window
Pointer Sisters - Yes We Can Can
Streetnoise - Light My Fire
Gene Harris - Feeling You, Feeling Me Too
Jimmy McGriff - Back on the Track
Dick Hyman - Alfie
Freddie Hubbard - Red Clay
Gene Harris - Book of Slim
Bobbi Humphrey - Uno Esta
Eddie Harris - Bold and Black
Weather Report - 125th Street Congress
Pieces of a Dream - Mt. Airy Groove
McDonald and Giles - Birdman
The Bubblegum Machine - I Wonder vs. Blacksheep - Flavor of the Month
Joe Farrell - Upon This Rock vs. All Natural - Writers Block
J Rawls - Miss You (Bring It Back) vs. 5th Dimension - Dimension 5ive
***Shout out to the fam, Crown City Rockers on this too for B-Boy***
Klaus Wunderlich - Summertime vs. Freddie Cruger - Something Good
The Meters - Africa
Ahmad Jamal - The World is a Ghetto
Roy Ayers - Mystic Voyage
Freddie Joachim & Question - Mellow Orange Vinyl Podcast Vol. 3
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LANCASTER – The York College men's lacrosse team picked up an impressive 13-5 non-conference win at Franklin & Marshall College on a brisk and sunny Wednesday afternoon in Lancaster.
The Spartans dominated the second 30 minutes of play, when they outscored F&M 7-1.
The Spartans have won two straight and improved to 2-1, while the Diplomats fell to 0-2.
Tyler Hutson led the Spartans with a five-point day. The junior captain tallied four goals while he also had an assist. James Lowe contributed four points on two goals and two assists while the reigning CAC Offensive Player of the Week, Andrew Gamble, had two goals and an assist. Dakota Randall and Tyler Davis each added three points. Randall had a goal and two assists while Davis had three assists in the win.
Freshman Tyler Fields led a strong defensive effort for the Spartans, collecting a team-high four ground balls. Andrew Thomas forced two turnovers while he also had a ground ball for York. Freshman Jake Katchmark went 11-for-19 at the X while he also had two ground balls for York.
The defense was key for the win according to Spartan head coach Brandon Childs.
"We have some really good short stick defensemen and we left those guys on an island today and they played great," Childs said. "F&M has a bunch of guys with slick sticks and high lacrosse IQs, so we just wanted to defend the inside first. When you don't have to slide, it's a little easier to defend the inside. It really starts there for the close defense and they did a great job of talking. I thought Josh Kluver did a great job on their best player. I thought Tyler Fields was the difference in the middle of the field today. He stepped up huge for us."
Caleb Abney notched his second win of the year as he registered 12 saves in his 60 minutes of work. Abney allowed five goals but kept the Diplomats off the board in the final 21:37 of the game.
The Spartans make their long awaited home debut on Saturday afternoon when they continue their tour of the Centennial Conference with a match against McDaniel. First face-off is scheduled for noon at Kinsley Field.


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A well-balanced weapon, Gryphbane has a spiralling haft of magically-hardened bronze and a grip of blackened iron wrapped in wolfskin. Its head is composed of two stylized predator's heads of bronze, picked out with gold and silver wirework and the eyes inlaid with amber; out of the gaping, fanged mouths of the beasts protrude the two massive heads of the hammer, cast from iron as strong and polished as fine steel.
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Pella Airport Fly In Breakfast Saturday
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If you turn your eyes to the skies Saturday morning you just might see airplanes flying in from all over the midwest to the annual Pella Airport Tulip Time Fly In. Airport Manager Shane Vande Voort tells KNIA/KRLS News that they have held the event annually since 2002, and if the weather is clear he expects over 80 planes to visit. Breakfast will be available to aviators and the general public rain, snow or shine, and Vande Voort encourages the public to come out and see what the airport and aviation has to offer the Pella Community, as well as see the many planes the airport houses regardless of whether or not the weather permits fly-ins.
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