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Cazenovia To the editor:
I am writing to ask for your vote on Nov. 8, 2011 as a Cazenovia Town Council candidate.
As a Town Planning Board member for the past five years, I have had the opportunity to navigate through the Comprehensive Plan in action, learned first hand "in the field" and "on the ground" through site visits and through countless hours at work session meetings, reviewing my assigned files, and official Cazenovia Town Planning Board sessions how the Comprehensive Plan is working for our town residents.
I have learned about protecting the lake, about pervious and impervious surface calculations, conservation subdivision rules and requirements, density calculations, watched individuals and developers attempt to navigate through the process, some are successful, and some simply give up.
Through all of this, I believe our zoning can be improved to accommodate more flexibility and less cost to our town residents.
A perfect example is represented by a call I received in my office just yesterday. A client called up to ask if it was true that because she has a shed on her lot behind her house, that our current zoning does not allow her to relocate a 200-year-old barn from Pompey, that will otherwise be demolished, to her 34-acre lot in Cazenovia (which would be a second accessory building on her lot).
This caller was correct. In fact, this resident would need a Site Plan Review and a Use Variance from the Zoning Board of Appeals, two applications, (site plan and zoning variance) and two fees and two deposits, (totaling $1,030.00) to accomplish a seemingly common sense historic barn relocation to a 34-acre lot.
Unfortunately, our zoning only allows for one accessory building in addition to the primary residence; see Town of Cazenovia Local Law No.6 of 2009 §165-11.
While I sincerely believe that the Comprehensive Plan greatly benefits our community, there are areas where I would like to streamline the process and lessen the cost to our town residents to use and enjoy their property, while simultaneously honoring the spirit and intentions of the Comprehensive Plan.
I would appreciate your vote on Nov. 8. Thank you.
Jennifer M. Basic
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Who Is Going to Be Our Newt?
I don't often cite Richard Lugar as an authority on the Republican Party's future, but he asks some of the right questions here.
"The question is, how creative will Republicans be in the face of this? If we get the majority, will there be the sort of negotiations that occurred between Newt Ginrich and Bill Clinton, for example?" he said. "And if so, who is going to be our Newt?"
Lugar was asked whether Republicans such as House Minority Leader John Boehner of Ohio and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky can fill that role.
"Probably not," Lugar said. "But it's a very important question."
And even Gingrich largely fizzled out after 1996. To me, the Republicans' biggest problem is a lack of leadership ready to take over should they regain the majority. The leaders who took over after 1994 had been planning and had an agenda in place for quite some time. That strikes me as much more worth worrying about than a few Tea Party primary victories.
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Sale - Over 50% OFF! EXTRA BIG SIZE ANIMATIONS - FULL SCREEN - for superb demonstration viewing up to 10 feet (3 meters) away on the iPad. Now, the world-renowned benchmark Dentist-Patient Consultation Illustrations of Stephen F. Gordon are fully animated. Your iPad/iPhone instantly becomes the ultimate chairside visual tool for fast, easy, and truly EFFECTIVE one-on-one communication of your dental concepts to your patients.
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The animations are under your full range of control from the Full Manual slider bar, to the Semi-Auto Play (with key preset stops in the animation sequences), to the Full Auto Play. All with adjustable speed control, so you can comfortably match the animations to your individual verbal consultation speed. Easily select and repeat key steps for concept re-enforcement or questions. Includes Draw On Screen feature.
The Dent-Pix app contains 23 animated diagnosis and treatment subjects as found in the original and popular DPCI exam room booklet: Primary/Permanent Teeth, Normal Teeth, Caries and Repair, Tooth Formation and Primary Caries, Periodontal Disease, Root Decay, Root Canal, Inlays, Onlays, Crown, Bridge, Maryland Bridge, Removable Partial Denture, Pins, Posts, & Cores, Implants, Bonding, Veneers, Sealants, Occlusion, Impaction, Positive Effects-New Denture, TMJ, and Why Crown.
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I don't know about Brooks, I have heard it is a fine school, I have seen a mess of work on the web by Brooks graduates and am suitably impressed. As for NESOP, many of my cohorts joined the legions of assistants in the Boston and New York areas. I didn't because I needed to make a living on a semi permanent level as I got married a year or so after school. I spent a couple of years doing graphic arts work for a small screen printing shop, Filene's Advertising department and a high tech plate making firm north of Boston. I only got out when I realized most people making stainless/copper printing plates eventually die of cancer. No thanks. I also turned down a number of jobs that just didn't interest me.
After I left graphic arts, I went back to school studying Computer Engineering. I worked in the darkroom at the major college I went to and was not particularly impressed with the FA curriculum. Lots of Juniors and Seniors running around, not a clue as to how to make a decent B&W print and wondering "What would the instructor like?". I couldn't get across to them that it shouldn't matter what the teacher likes, it their work.
David Akiba (do a web search) was one of two of my prime instructors at NESOP. Alan Metnik was the other (If anyone knows what happend to Alan, p-mail me). You got the message early that you didn't take photos for David, you took them for yourself and defended them in class every week from critique by both David and your other classmates. The weak didn't survive. What survived was technically strong work that had a semblance of artistic vision. Your artistic vision. Very few people left NESOP with an incomplete understanding of how to be an assistant or an accomplished darkroom working in the field.
Could it be done by self learning? Of course. Thi way though you are forced to bring your artistic and photographic standards up to a point where you are at least employable. The student body in 1985 was a mixture of young kids with out a clue and people like myself who might have been making a life change. I was 28 years old, a veteran, an electron equipment field service engineer who had no real responsibilities except to learn something new. Hell, if I hadn't gone there, I would have probably wound up at the North Bennett School or some culinary institute. Not bad choices.
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Job cuts will come at sites in Luton and Basildon, England and Aberporth, Wales, Selex Galileo said today in an e-mailed statement.
"Highly skilled, well-paid jobs are being lost at an alarming rate in the U.K. defense industry because the government is squeezing" military spending, Ian Waddell, national officer for aerospace & shipbuilding for the Unite labor union, said in a separate statement.
The U.K. government must find further savings in its military programs beyond cuts announced in a review last October, Defense Minister Peter Luff said in March. Proposed reductions to balance the ministry's budget fall short of what's needed for the 12 months beginning in April, Luff said.
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Mr. Sachs has designed lighting at such theatres as the Fredericksburg Theatre Company, the Dallas Theater Company, the New Orleans Opera Association, the American Southwest Theatre Company, Tulane Summer Lyric, Le Petit Théâtre de Vieux Carré, and the Contemporary Arts Center. He is the recipient of five Gambit Magazine's Big Easy Entertainment Awards for Best Lighting Design. He is also a member of United Scenic Artists (lighting design). He currently serves as Chairman for Tulane's Department of Theatre & Dance and received his BA in Theatre from Grinnell College and his MFA is Design/Technical Production from Florida State University.
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Mr. Tullos is in his fifth year with the Festival and is also an Adjunct Faculty member at Tulane. In 2012 he revived the Festival's Shakespeare on the Road program: An intensive class for Tulane students that culminates in a touring show about Shakespeare's life and work. In 2014 he directed the Festival's interdisciplinary shows, in collaboration with Compleat Stage, entitled The Luna Series. As an actor and director he has worked with companies including Virginia Stage Company, The Colorado Shakespeare Festival, The American Shakespeare Center, SITI Company, Compleat Stage and Swine Palace. He also had the pleasure of performing at the reopening of Ford's Theatre in Washington, DC. He holds an MFA in Acting from LSU and is a member of Actors' Equity Association and SAG-AFTRA. Chaney is also a guest instructor at the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts.
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Ms. Moncrief has served as Managing Director of The Shakespeare Festival at Tulane since 1999 and is also a member of the adjunct faculty in Tulane's Department of Theatre and Dance. She most recently directed Hamlet, The Merry Wives of Windsor and A Midsummer Night's Dream. Clare has been an active member of the New Orleans theatre community for more than 30 years. A three time Big Easy Award winner, Clare has appeared in such roles as Cleopatra, Lady Macbeth, Queen Gertrude in Hamlet, Sister Aloysius in Doubt and most recently as Golda Meir in the Le Petit Theatre production of Golda's Balcony.
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Re: Broken Diopter on the Nikon D600: Nikon Canada, what is wrong?
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Received today my new D600. Perfect viewfinder, with a diopter working fine. The other camera body was sent back to Nikon Canada, and I am pretty sure I will never hear about this unit ever again.
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Isabella of France: The Life of a Medieval Queen
by Alison Weir
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Being a big fan of Alison Weir I had expected much from this biography. As it transpired, I found it disappointing.
Sections here and there were engaging but on the most part I found this tedious. Normally Ms Weir's non-fiction works feel almost like an entertaining novel, whereas this title felt more like a mundane academic thesis.
The style, which is usually good in Weir's books, was let down here with long-winded sentences kept going with semi-colons and commas. The majority of the semis could've been replaced with full stops followed by a new sentence, thus giving a smoother read. There were also a few too many sentences beginning with "Then", which always strikes me as poor style whilst sounding childish.
This work is similar to the bio on Katherine Swynford, which is the only other weak title that I've read to date by this otherwise great author, in that the text focuses more on those in the main subject's life rather than on the actual subject.
Thus, it seems misleading to name this as a bio on Queen Isabella when little info is available on her. Something like "Isabella and Her Times" may have been a more appropriate title.
In short, I found this good in a few parts, but disappointing on the whole.
I had previously read five of Alison Weir's books about the British monarchy, four of which are fiction, so when I saw this was available in audiobook format, I had to select it for my library's collection.
Subtitled "Treachery, Adultery, and Murder in Medieval England," the book is about Isabella of France (1295-1358), the wife of England's (probably bisexual) King Edward II. Frustrated (along with much of England) with the king's promotion of his "favorites," she and Roger Mortimer (who became her lover) overthrew Edward II. They put her son Edward III on the throne, with Isabella ruling as regent on his behalf. Unfortunately she and Mortimer became unpopular, partly because of Isabella's greed. When her son Edward came of age, he executed Mortimer, but Isabella lived out the rest of her natural life in peace. I found much to admire in this queen.
However, Weir is a bit of an apologist for Isabella in this book. While I knew little about this queen before reading the book, and would agree she has gotten a bad rap in history, Weir seems to go to great effort to rehabilitate her "She-Wolf of France" reputation. Much of that reputation is based on theories that she and Mortimer had her husband murdered, but Weir presents theories that he did not even die naturally, but lived out his life as a hermit. There's not a lot of primary source material from that era, other than Isabella's account books - which do provide an excellent record of her movements and travel, as well as interesting detail about life in those days.
Unlike a lot of other nonfiction audiobooks I've tried, I found it pretty easy to follow this one. I think that's due to the narrator, Lisette Lecat, a native of South Africa, who lived in Spain, France, and England, where she worked as an actress, voiceover artist, journalist and translator. She now lives in the USA, narrates audiobooks, and writes plays. Lecat read the book slowly enough that I found I did not have to stop and repeat sections as often as I usually do with nonfiction audiobooks.
Nevertheless, I'd recommend a print copy of the book in addition to or instead of the audiobook, to have access to the many illustrations (most color plates), genealogical tables, extensive end notes and bibliography, and the index.
© Amanda Pape - 2015
[The audiobook, and a print copy for reference, were borrowed from and returned to my university and local public libraries respectively. This review also appears on Bookin' It.]
Alison Weir's "Queen Isabella" was written to make the record straight when it came to Isabella. She was a woman who did what she had to do to get by but people saw that as a bad thing. Isabella, Edward II, and Mortimer all led interesting intertwined lives. I would recommend this book but I gave it 3 stars because it is a little hard to get through, the years and people are constantly changing and there isn't a real order to things.
Like most of Mrs Weir's work, I found Queen Isabella to be a very entertaining and forceful read. Weir has a way of putting us right there with these historical figures in such a way that we start feeling like we know them intimately. Isabella was just a child of 12 or 13 when she came to the court of her, likely gay, new husband. Quickly shunted aside, she soon figured things out for herself and started taking charge.
Forgetting all of that, Weir adds great little details to give us a fuller, more 3D picture instead of just some biased, flat image like many historians will do. For instance, I found the bit about how Isabella became friends with her husband despite everything particularly moving. Another winner for Weir.
Normally I steam through books in one sitting, but this one is a harder nut to crack. It's very dense (well, it is a proper historical work and has a lot of stuff in the late 13th and early 14th century to lay out or recover from fragmentary sources). It's quite slow. But mostly, the point of it is to redeem or explain Isabella, who was married to Edward II (you'll know him as the one who died from a red-hot poker up the bum). The thing is that I hadn't heard of her before opening up this book, so had no particular need to have her redeemed to me - though finding out that it's quite likely that Edward didn't die of a red-hot poker after all is interesting, and the strong possibility that he escaped to the continent instead is even better. Quite exciting, that!
I'd recommend her book about the Princes in the Tower, or the other one about Eleanor of Acquitaine, more than this one - but I am getting plenty out of it, to be fair.
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In this vibrant biography, acclaimed author Alison Weir reexamines the life of Isabella of England, one of history's most notorious and charismatic queens. Isabella arrived in London in 1308, the spirited twelve-year-old daughter of King Philip IV of France. Her marriage to the heir to England's throne was designed to heal old political wounds between the two countries, and in the years that followed she became an important figure, a determined and clever woman whose influence would come to last centuries. Many myths and legends have been woven around Isabella's story, but in this first full biography in more than 150 years, Alison Weir gives a groundbreaking new perspective.
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Yet he's in major league spring training and Bryan Price is speaking positively about his stuff. That's testimony that means something, in my book.Conclusion, of course not. But his time in Bakersfield, Pensacola and Arizona were good for 29 innings and 23 walks. He allowed 6 homers and 41 hits en route to an ERA of 9.00. Small sample size, absolutely. Concerning? Absolutely.
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At this point I am totally confused about the Reds' plan for him. Last year I thought they rushed him as a reliever as a long shot to help them in September. When he failed to produce as a starter in the Fall League, I figured it was because he was working on secondary pitches. A caller asked about him on MLB radio today and the opinion was offered that he had good stuff, but poor mechanics and that he was strictly a reliever.
It seems to me that it is time to make a decision...continue with the starter transition and the slow path to the majors, go ahead and make him a reliever now, or even opt for outfield. I get the uncomfortable feeling that a good talent is being mishandled.
The Reds have told Lorenzen, a first-team All-American as an outfielder and closer at Cal State-Fullerton, that he's only pitching. His career as a center fielder -- a position many teams considered him as, despite his ability to throw in the high-90s -- is over.
"It's good for me, because I know for a fact that's what God has in store for me," Lorenzen said. "I'm not thinking that this door is still open, He's closed that door and so I'm full-bore now. It's a really good feeling having to focus on one thing and being committed. I see the progress a lot better versus having hitting in the back of my head."
"He doesn't look like a pitcher," Reds catcher Devin Mesoraco said. "He looks like more of an athlete-type guy, but sometimes that makes the best pitcher -- a guy that's that athletic, it's easier for them to repeat their delivery or the bunt play, that's something that makes it easier for that guy."
"He's got legs -- and he's (J.J.) Hoover arms, those things are stout," catcher Corky Miller said. "He's real smooth, all the way to the end. His thing is going to be not to try to get his power from anything other than his legs and arms."
Still, the Reds see value in him as a starting pitcher and invited him to big league camp this spring with the idea of him starting. Although, that decision hasn't been made, Price said.
The environment in the Reds clubhouse has helped as well, as he said he's talked quite a bit to Reds left-hander Tony Cingrani, another former college closer turned starter by the Reds. Cingrani, taken in the third round of the 2011 draft, made his big-league debut in 2012 and was 7-4 with a 2.92 ERA in 23 games and 18 starts last season.
"I'm picking his brain," Lorenzen said. "We've been in the same situation as a college guy moving quick. He's been really good with me."
Ugh. I wish people would stop with the "former reliever Tony Cingrani" crap. He spent 4 years in college. He started for three of them. That isn't close to a reliever to starter transition.
http://www.baseballamerica.com/minor...ounding-issue/Michael Lorenzen was a two-way player when the Reds selected him 38th overall in last year's draft, having served as an outfielder and closer for Cal State Fullerton. In a piece for Baseball America, C. Trent Rosencrans reported that the Reds have told Lorenzen he will focus on pitching, and not only that, but they value him as a starting pitcher. Lorenzen sounded pleased with the decision and has already been talking with college-closer-turned-starter Tony Cingrani in Spring Training. "Im picking his brain," Lorenzen told Rosencrans. "Weve been in the same situation as a college guy moving quick. Hes been really good with me."
I understand that Cingrani started 2 years in a junior college you probably couldn't find on google maps if you tried, but still, he started 3 of 4 years in college.
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Stephenson, Travieso, Moscot, Lorenzen and Lively.
I would put Contreras ahead of Lorenzen if I believed he wanted to start, but from everything I have heard, it's not in his future.
I see Lorenzen and Contreras as bullpenners.
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Travieso jumps into this mix, behind RS and probably ahead of the others, if he has a solid year. Corcino could re-interject himself, as well. I think Lorenzen likely winds up in the pen with Contreras (heckuva future bp core right there). Right now I see RS as front end starter and the other as mid to backend rotation prospects.
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Mike, that is even worse.
What I do not understand is why is the LT so wide, they are supposed to have a 6.5" Gullet.
You mentioned a 7.25" Gullet and a 7.5" Gullet, those are Narrow Draft and/or Extra Wide QH Trees.
Of course when they line the bottom of the bars with leather and fleece that will raise the clearance a little bit, bit no way can those tees even come close to working, why they are starting off with 2-3 sizes too wide of a Gullet sized sample tree is very confusing to me......
From the original fit forms you posted a while back, the LT and J forms looked the closest to me, both have 6.5" Gullets normally and steep rafter angles.
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The last of the frames from Round 9 have been uploaded into the "Traveling Camera Project" gallery. Here:http://www.apug.org/gallery1/browseimages.php?c=511
We're still waiting for a few photographers to claim their pics, but for the most part, they are identified. We hope to complete this soon. At least the pictures are all in one place in the gallery, and with that behind us, I received several requests to post them in a separate thread. So here it goes.
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Some took more than two shots (ahem), and a couple apparently took only one. I hope all enjoyed this round. We are all two years older now, but at least we have some great pictures! Many, if not most, of the pictures are truly wonderful. As Sile mentioned, the breadth of subject matter is truly inspiring.
I've received a couple of requests for the scans. I hope to have these for you by this upcoming weekend. Please send me a PM if you are interested.
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There are six ways that Ash Wednesday is like Christmas.
They are:
1) Both are days of religious observance;
2) Both have a secular counterpart;
3) Both are rooted in scripture, but neither is named;
4) Both have been wrongly labeled as "just for Catholics;"
5) Both are a response to the sorrow of humanity;
6) UCP invites you to join us for each of these holy days.
Did any of the above surprise you? Let's take a deeper look.
Both are days of religious observance.
I'll start with Christmas because it is better known, at least to most of us. However, Christmas is not celebrated all over the world, as many of us may think.
A quick Web search reveals at least 33 nations (including Israel) where Christmas is not a holiday. However, what is surprising is not how many countries don't celebrate Christmas, rather how many who do, because it is specifically a religious holy day for Christians (really just how "Christian" does the "world" feel to you?).
Christmas celebrates the birthday of Jesus of Nazareth, whom Christians accept as the Messiah. In a majority of nations Christmas is observed on Dec. 25, but there are a significant number which observe it on Jan. 7 (e.g., nations where Orthodox Christianity is more prevalent such as Russia, Greece and the Middle East).
Like Christmas, Ash Wednesday is a religious holy day. Ash Wednesday begins the season of Lent, a 40-day (plus Sundays) period of reflection, repentance and prayer in preparation for Easter.
There are many significant uses of the number 40 in the Bible, but this 40 day period relates directly to the 40 days of trial and temptation Jesus faced after his baptism before he began his public ministry.
Both have a secular counterpart.
The secular counterpart to Christmas is, well … Christmas! This season has taken on a secular life of its own.
If you are a glass half-full kind of person you might say that the season is marked by good will and gift giving regardless of one's religious beliefs. If you are more pessimistic you may describe it as rampant consumerism.
The secular counterpart to Ash Wednesday is Mardis Gras. Mardis Gras means "Fat Tuesday" and is observed in a variety of ways around the world, but only in places where Ash Wednesday is also observed.
Because Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of a season of fasting and repentance, the Tuesday before has become a kind of celebration in its own right where the idea was to use up all the party foods and spirit before the solemnity of Ash Wednesday and Lent.
Both are rooted in scripture, but neither is named.
While there are plenty of commands to observe special days in the Bible (like Passover and Pentecost), Christmas and Ash Wednesday both fail to make the list.
Does that make them unbiblical? Not all at all, both are based upon events recorded in scripture and both teach us about the uniqueness and importance of Jesus.
While we have no idea the exact date Jesus was born, we do know that the angels invited the shepherds to experience the new born Christ and that they responded and were moved to tell others. (Luke 2)
At their best that is exactly what a Christmas Service does. We come together to celebrate his birth and hopefully are then inspired to tell others.
We also know that after his 40 days in the wilderness Jesus began to preach. His first recorded sermon can be found in Matthew 4:17. "From that time on Jesus began to preach, 'Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is near.'"
Repentance in the time of Christ was certainly an invitation for one's heart to change – but it was most often accomplished through a ritual of repentance and mourning using, you guessed it, ashes.
The individual (whether in repentance or mourning) would heap ashes upon their head (Lam 2:10) and sit in the dust (Job 2:8).
Why the ashes and dust? Sitting in the dust and ashes pointed to the fragility of human life and to the inevitable end of all life – a return to the dust (Gen 3:19; Ps 103:14). Repent, the kingdom of heaven is near!
An Ash Wednesday service invites us to repent as individuals, enables us to mourn our calamity as a community, and to celebrate the promise of Christ to exchange our ashes for beauty (see Luke 4:18-19 & Isaiah 61:3).
Both have been wrongly labeled as "just for Catholics."
While the Puritans had always looked down upon the celebration of Christmas, believing it was just for superstitious people (by which they prejudicially meant Catholics), it may surprise you to know that they successfully made it illegal to observe Christmas in the colonies.
From 1659 to 1681 you could be fined for even saying St. Nicholas, taking Dec. 25 off of work or decorating in any manner for Christmas. It was not a legal holiday in America until 1870. That's only 143 years ago and it's been 400 years since the English started the colonies here.
Likewise, Ash Wednesday has also been incorrectly considered only for Catholics. Yet many Christians from a variety of denominations observe Ash Wednesday.
While there are far too many different traditions to list, I will at least say that if you buy a church calendar from the Disciples, Methodists, Presbyterians, UCC, Lutherans and so on, each will show the appropriate date to observe this holy day.
Like Christmas, it's not just for Catholics, though we are thankful to our Catholic brothers and sisters for keeping those traditions alive during the Puritan years when they may have been otherwise lost.
Both are a response to the sorrow of humanity.
Christ wasn't born because the world was such a great place. He was born because it is such a broken place. He was born because it was a dark place and he came to be our Light. Christmas reminds us that in the darkest of times there is yet HOPE.
The Bible does not say that God never gives us more than we can handle. What it does say is that even the gates of hell will not prevail against Christ's church (Matthew 16:15-20).
In this broken world isn't it good to know there is a place we are welcome to come and be with others who are willing to acknowledge the brokenness, the ash, so that in repentance we might prayer for a brighter, made whole once again future? Ash Wednesday gives us an experience of grace in community.
UCP invites you to join us for each of these holy days.
Well, we actually aren't prepared to invite you over for Christmas. We spend that with our families. But you are welcome any Christmas Eve at 7 p.m.
Our Ash Wednesday Service will be at 6 p.m. This year Ash Wednesday falls on Feb. 13.
Hope to see you at United Christian Parish.
Rev. Shannon Kimbell-Auth is pastor of United Christian Parish, located at 745 N. Brush St in Lakeport, Calif.


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~ just the sound of that name is magical.
And the island lives up to the images that the name conjures up – not only in its sights and sounds but in the scent of exotic spices that hangs over the island, and indeed was the first thing to strike us as we stepped off our small plane on a warm evening.
We spent the first part of our stay among the atmospheric, crumbling buildings of the island's capital, Zanzibar Town, staying in, and exploring, its historic centre, often known as Stone Town.
We made several excursions in the surrounding area – a wonderful day spent visiting various spice plantations, and another exploring several of the islands that lie just off shore. We ate spicy seafood curries in rooftop restaurants, and drank cold beers in the iconic Livingstone's Bar and Africa House Hotel.
Our remaining time was spent on the island's east coast at a rather luxurious resort, Breezes – the perfect place in which to unwind after the dust of our safari drives and the heat and chaos of Stone Town.
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Very interesting read on Zanzibar Island. The beaches look beautiful. The Spice Tour sounds intriguing to me. Coral structures - how cool is that!
I see you had a great stay there... Your story is very interesting and detailed, the pictures are splendid! Thanks!
Wow, Sarah, so glad I chose this page to read. What a learning experience about a place I've not visited and knew so little about. Brilliant photographs, concise, evocative, exotic, and oh, so interesting.
Nice & exotic page Sarah - loved Bawe Island & the spice tour sounds interesting
I'm a sucker for coconut curry myself. Spice Tour sounds great.KoKooKaGoo. Great local customs. Nice lens work, especially Stone Town dwellers and monkeys. Dhow Palace Hotel really looks charming. Is that Chris??
Excellent pictures! i like the Stone Town blue pic!!!
Sarah, fantastic page with amusing commentaries. Of course I like the story about the rip-off football shirts. Oh well, I have never though about death by a fallen coconut. These would-be guides really seem to be a nightmare. Gorgeous page.
Zanzibar looks a magical place. The House of Wonders is wonderful. It is nice to know that have restored it. Wonderful hp photo.
Fine texts and tips! That's a great story of those men who heard your English voices and wanted to show you the English football results in their newspaper. That's really hospitality! Whatever became of that Bububu Railway Line? Does it still exist?
Great page, Sarah! Never been here but heard about it before. Looks like an amazing place to discover.
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A Human-Werewolf deck that utilizes both Immerwolf and Mayor of Avabruck to aggro "upside the head".
Turn 1: Play Mountain and Reckless Waif Flip
Turn 2: Play Forest and Mayor of Avabruck Flip
Turn 3: Play Rootbound Crag and Kruin Outlaw Flip
By applying pressure early with three werewolves you hope that opponents do not have enough low-drops to change your werewolves. With these three creatures and using counter abilities and Instigator Gang Flip you will be able to swing for massive damage.
Killing Combos:
Kruin Outlaw Flip + Wolfir Silverheart
Kruin Outlaw Flip + Instigator Gang Flip
Mayor of Avabruck Flip + Immerwolf
All suggestions are welcome and discussion is encouraged.Debating whether to try to compete with the deck at this moment.
Since some of my friends play with some good decks. I'll start recording how well this deck does against some of my roommates casual deck creations soon. (9/12/12)
Now Completely Standard!!!!(9/17/12)
Sideboard is functioning as additional cards I need to acquire.
Go UW
You should change the Format of this deck to Casual in order to get better feedback.
September 7, 2012 4:12 p.m.
Bhstennis09 says... #2
Appreciate that zandl. I changed the format, and now am considering running some Instigator Gang Flip . What other cards do you guys think would fit?
September 11, 2012 12:05 a.m.
This deck is completely standard with the exception of Lay of the Hand, which could be easily replaced with Caravan Vigil with a better secondary function.
September 15, 2012 5:40 p.m.
Bhstennis09 says... #4
Never thought about it going standard...Thanks SMxReaver you are also right about it being better. Changed.
September 17, 2012 12:51 a.m.
I have a very similar RG werewolf deck and it's a lot of fun to play. I swapped a couple of the Human Werewolf cards for 4 Timberpack Wolf s so they buff each other in addition to Immerwolf and a Kessig Cagebreakers just in case some of my pack gets killed off. Nice deck bro!
September 17, 2012 2:50 a.m.
Bhstennis09 says... #6
Wow, I just combed over that card geeklife. That Kessig Cagebreakers is an amazing suggestion for the deck. I have so many people play massive amounts of removal against this deck and I never knew this existed! So much thanks.
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Don't leave Brighton without having a nose around the North Laine, I'm told, and so before I head to my sewing class I've got a few minutes to stick my head around a few shop doorways. There are a couple of bits that take my fancy, but shopping must wait, because today, for me, it's all about making and not buying.
I'm here to while away a few hours with a needle and thread in Just Sew, a pretty little studio in the centre of town, where owner Nicole will be teaching me and five other ladies how to make a rather splendid union flag patchwork cushion. A couple of them have done classes here before and are clearly big fans. "This is just like therapy for us", says one of the regulars, Laura. "You walk out the door holding what you've made and you feel a whole lot better about yourself for it."
First, there's the job of choosing our fabric. It's a deceptively difficult task – Nicole has reams of beautiful material stacked up in her little teaching room, and so we've all got much to discuss. Does the pink polka dots match the blue flowers? What about the red stripes and the cowboy patterns? Everyone pitches in, and after a few minutes we're all chatting like old friends, trading our stashes of fabric to get the right trio of colours for our flag. It's a million miles from how I usually make stuff, sitting on my own in front of the telly.
Next the scissors come out and the room falls silent, each of us trying to cut the perfect triangle. We're into serious patchworking territory here – messing it up at this stage means going home with a wonky cushion, so after a few hair-raising off-kilter snips, Nicole gets the kettle on and we down tools for a cuppa.
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All the chit-chat is great too, perhaps dare I say, even more enjoyable than the sewing itself. The six of us talk about craft, our families, get judgemental about fashion and even exchange views on Cheryl Cole. We swap travel tips – they are all locals, so tell me what I should do before I head back to London – and I offer what I can about the best things to do up in the town. Before we know it, our patchworks have really taken shape.
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Audi leads 24 Hours of Le Mans after rolling start
LE MANS, France Audi made the best of the rolling start for its three cars to fill the top three spots at the 24 Hours of Le Mans on Saturday.
Defending champion and pole-sitter Andre Lotterer led after two laps in his Audi No. 1, two seconds clear of Loic Duval's Audi No. 3. Allan McNish's Audi No. 2 overtook Stephane Sarrazin's Toyota No. 8 in the opening lap to move into third place.
Audi has won seven of the last eight races at Le Mans. Peugeot was able to disrupt the dominance of the German manufacturer in 2009.
Toyota is returning to the world's most famous endurance race after a 13-year absence.
The race ends Sunday afternoon.
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Blacksburg, VA (Sports Network) - Cody Journell's 29-yard field goal as time expired lifted the Virginia Tech Hokies to a 17-14 win over the Virginia Cavaliers in ACC play at Lane Stadium.
Logan Thomas threw for 129 yards and a touchdown while also running for a game-high 89 yards and a TD to help the Hokies (6-6, 4-4 ACC) become bowl eligible for the 20th consecutive season. With the victory, Virginia Tech also retained possession of the Commonwealth Cup for the ninth straight year.
Michael Rocco threw for 177 yards with one touchdown and one interception for the Cavaliers (4-8, 2-6), who came up a bit short in their bid to play spoiler against their in-state rival. Rocco's interception came toward the end of regulation to set up Journell's game-winning kick.
After a scoreless first quarter, Thomas got Virginia Tech on the board with a seven-yard touchdown pass to Randall Dunn at the 10:30 mark of the second quarter.
Rocco's 42-yard scoring strike to Tim Smith with 3:30 to play in the half tied the score at 7-7.
The Cavaliers took a 14-7 lead with 10:55 remaining in the third quarter thanks to their defense, as Brent Urban scooped up a fumble following a Thomas sack and returned it 16 yards for a touchdown.
Virginia Tech tied it back up at 14-14 at the 1:25 mark of the third quarter when Thomas scored on a four-yard run to finish off a 15-play, 85-yard drive.
With time winding down in regulation, Hokies' defender Antone Exum intercepted Rocco to set up the Virginia Tech offense with a first down at the UVA 24 with 3:21 to play. The Hokies worked the ball down to the UVA 10 before Journell came on to kick the game-winning field goal as time expired.
The Hokies have now won nine straight meetings and 13 of the last 14 against UVA. The defense led the charge, holding the Cavaliers to only seven first downs and 217 yards of total offense for the game.
Pope Francis' visit to Philadelphia in September has altered the date of the Penn-Villanova football game.
Kyle Busch won Sunday's road course race in Sonoma, California, but he still has a long way to go to become eligible for a spot in the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship.
NFL players have a very short shelf life to make significant amounts of money so it's tough to fault anyone who has outperformed a contract when they go knocking on the door to ask for more.
Pete Mackanin will remain interim manager of the Philadelphia Phillies for the remainder of the season, the team announced Tuesday.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have reportedly retained restricted free agent forward Kyle Singler with a five-year contract extension.
The Detroit Red Wings signed veteran forward Brad Richards a one-year contract on Wednesday.