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HERBWISE: Dispensary owners, politicians react to attempts to curtail cannabis
HERBWISE A throng of reporter types had gathered in the lobby of the State Building to listen to State Senator Mark Leno and State Assemblymember Tom Ammiano badmouth the feds.
"It is not the purview of the federal government to upset the will of the people," said Ammiano, to the grunted affirmations of the patients, advocates, and cannabis business owners who had also assembled for the event.Read more »
The cannabis battle: coming soon to your living room
HERBWISE "I always knew that doing this show would be a risk," says Harborside Health Center founder Steve DeAngelo in a phone interview with the Guardian. A medical marijuana dispensary could probably always be considered controversial fodder for a nighttime reality TV program, but DeAngelo's enterprise rose above standard controversy when it became the target of the IRS, the federal agency ruling that it could no longer write off common business expenses. It now owes $2 million — an amount that left the rest of the industry quaking with concerns over its future.Read more »
Dispensaries around the state draw heat, from tax scares to seizure threats
HERBWISE Reversing its previous pledge to abide people's rights to legally obtain medical marijuana in California and the 14 other states that have legalized it, the Obama Administration has launched a crackdown on the industry using several different federal agencies.Read more »
Green Cross delivery service plans to open a walk-in dispensary in the Excelsior neighborhood
HERBWISE When asked to describe herself, Green Cross Dispensary patient Nicole Williams laughs. "I work full time, I go to school, I care for my mom. My brother's taking the LSATs on Saturday — what else should I say? Native San Franciscan, long time resident."Read more »
Oakland edibles classes usher marijuana chefs onto a higher plane
HERBWISE An old factory sits in the outskirts of Oakland. In decades past, this building produced name brand snacks, but the smell of baking still permeates the factory air.Read more »
Herbwise: In the Bay, every night is reggae night
HERBWISE There is a land where talk of marijuana legalization barely penetrates the pungent cloud of ganja smoke. In this world, blunts are the size of carrots, and you get so high that you forget to finish your rum and coke. You rarely have to pay to get in, the crowd is equal parts dancing and chilling, and — sigh — you can wear your Bob Marley shirt.
You already know what I'm talking about: it's your local reggae night.Read more »
Mule asks: Do outlaws love drug-running or is it the economy, stupid?
HERBWISE It's what you would call a recession novel.
The lead character of Tony D'Souza's Mule: A Novel of Moving Weight (292 pp, Mariner Books, $14.95)has nearly navigated the entirety of the upward-downward spiral to drug kingpin-dom we know so well from Scarface. This is how his story ends, in part:Read more »
I touched base with some of the guys with the toughest job in the world this week in Herbwise, our month-old marijuana column. Yessir folks, meet your professional weed photographers -- potographers, if you will. Danny Danko, senior cultivation editor at High Times -- who included some indoor growhouse shots that he told me were the trickiest to get due to light wave vagaries -- and Ryno Barela, who is in charge of photography and social media over at SF's Vapor Room were kind enough to send over some of the shots they think best represent their profession. Point, click, pass. Read more »
From the cultivation of culture to itchy bong fingers, "potography" plays a big role in the world of marijuana
HERBWISE High Times senior cultivation editor Danny Danko remembers how a photo from the early 1990s changed his life. It was "Field of Dreams" by Andre Grossmann, an aerial view of a corn field south of the Mason-Dixon line that had 300 marijuana plants growing in its midst.
"This was before the days of these massive open air gardens," Danko told the Guardian in a recent phone interview. "It definitely is one of those images that is worth a thousand words. It shows you the possibilities are endless when it comes to growing."Read more »
HERBWISE: The huge International Cannabis and Hemp Expo descends upon Oakland
HERBWISE Karen Cue, CEO of this weekend's International Cannabis and Hemp Expo is taking me to school. "It's insulting to switch up those terms," she tells me.
The terms I switched up? I just asked her why it was important to have legal-for-cannabis-consumption "215 areas" at her upcoming event, which will draw a projected 30,000 marijuana patients and cannabis-curious folk, turning a full mile's worth of streets into an exhibition area in middle of downtown Oakland.Read more »


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Olympus Corp. said it violated covenants related to 320 billion yen ($4 billion) in loans as it delayed and restated earnings reports last year after admitting to accounting fraud.
The maker of cameras and medical probes will have to pay a higher-than-normal fee to amend the covenants, according to a person familiar with the matter, who asked not to be identified because the details are private. Miho Uratani, a Tokyo-based spokeswoman for Olympus, declined to comment on any discussions with lenders.
The company plans to make the payment, normally between 20 basis points and 30 basis points of the total interest amount, by the end of September and is in talks with banks, the person familiar with the matter said today. Olympus, which has about $5.8 billion of bonds and loans due to mature before the end of 2019, restated earnings last year after admitting it paid inflated fees on takeovers and overpaid for three Japanese companies to conceal past investment losses.
The yield on Olympus's 25 billion yen of 2.15 percent notes due 2018 rose 1 basis point to 5.855 percent as of 3:38 p.m. in Tokyo, JSP prices compiled by Bloomberg show. The securities were yielding 5.76 percent as of July 2, the prices show. The yield on the company's 20 billion yen of 1.58 percent notes due 2013 was little changed today at 4.53 percent.
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Olympus shares dropped as much as 2.8 percent to 1,425 yen in Tokyo trading immediately following the announcement today about covenant violations. The stock changed hands at 1,434 yen at the close of trading in Tokyo.
Separately, the camera-maker reported results today for the three months ended June 30.
Net loss widened to 4.5 billion yen in the three months ended June 30, compared with a 1.4 billion yen loss a year earlier, the company said today in a statement. Olympus left its forecast for annual net income of 7 billion yen unchanged.
The company's new management team, led by a former Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc. banker Yasuyuki Kimoto, is considering alliance offers from Sony Corp., Fujifilm Holdings Corp. and Terumo Corp. after revelations of the fraud wiped more than $3 billion off its market value.


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Tim McCarver, in his 24th and final season in the World Series broadcasting booth, might have had a touch of déj… vu after Saturday night's game.
Some Boston Red Sox fans and players are still fuming about the "obstruction" call in the bottom of the ninth that gave the St. Louis Cardinals a dramatic 5-4 victory.
However, most broadcasters, including McCar ver and Joe Buck, felt the call, while unusual, was a good one, although it took the Fox duo a few moments to sort it out.
Will that call be a deciding play in the series? McCarver could be thinking about his World Series broadcasting debut in 1985, when the Kansas City Royals beat St. Louis in seven games.
In Game 6, a bad call at first base was a turning point for the Royals. Kansas City rallied at home in Game 6, then crushed St. Louis in Game 7.
Being a longtime Cardinals fan, I recall McCarver immediately saying the Kansas City runner was out at first.
It should be noted that a large part of McCarver's career — on the field as a catcher and in the booth — has a Cardinals tinge to it.
McCarver's first World Series was an indirect result of Howard Cosell's gigantic ego.
That 1985 series, aired on ABC, was to feature Al Michaels, Jim Palmer and Cosell. But ABC Sports president Roone Arledge was outraged at Cosell's autobiography "I Never Played the Game," which featured derogatory comments about "Monday Night Football." Arledge removed Cosell from the telecast and inserted McCarver, who had been scheduled as an on-the-field reporter. McCarver worked World Series for five years at ABC before moving to CBS. He joined Fox in 1996.
McCarver's departure isn't producing a wave of verbal and written bouquets.
Some critics contend he occasionally misidentifies players, is too wordy and is not as concise with analysis as Vin Scully (who is?). One critic noted that if you ask McCarver what time it is, he'll tell you how the watch was made.
But down through the years, few baseball broadcasters have displayed McCarver's uncanny knack for anticipating plays, particularly during the World Series.
And McCarver, 72, can display an agile memory, particularly when it comes to St. Louis.
Ratings roulette. After three games, Fox's viewership of the Cardinals-Red Sox is 13 percent higher than last year's San Francisco Giants-Detroit Tigers battle.
• Where's the game? A weather delay and a World Series preview show played havoc Saturday with football fans watching Oklahoma defeat Texas Tech on the Fox Network.
The last part of the game was moved from Fox to cable's Fox News to make way for the Series pregame show. However, some viewers contend Fox didn't stress the programming move enough on the air.
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NFL telecasts are having a banner season in audience ratings. And the Broncos are a key part to this huge viewing increase. Nielsen figures compiled by the NFL Network after seven weeks of play show that 10 games have had more than 25 million viewers. A year ago, only eight games passed that audience mark. The largest audience (28.5 million) viewed the Green Bay Packers-San Francisco 49ers battle. A look at the top five Broncos games:Broncos-Cowboys (CBS, Oct. 6) 28.3 millionBroncos-Colts (NBC, Oct. 20)26.9 millionBroncos-Eagles (Fox, Sept. 29)26.7 millionBroncos-Giants (CBS, Sept. 15)26.4 million Broncos-Ravens (NBC Sept. 5)25.1 million
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"Death Panels for Banks"October 26, 2009 - by Donny Shaw
More information about Congress' legislation for dealing with the "too big to fail" issue in the financial industry is beginning to filter out. McClatchy:
Lawmakers won't give the independent Federal Reserve as many powers as President Barack Obama had proposed, according to a senior congressional staffer, sharing details with McClatchy on the condition of anonymity because the emerging bill hasn't been made public. The measure, which tackles some of the thorniest issues of bank oversight, is intended to rewrite seven decades of financial regulation.
Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., the chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, worked over the weekend and throughout Monday to draft the legislation. It would provide the government with first-ever authority to shut down large globally interconnected financial institutions.
Under this authority, jokingly referred to as "Death Panels for Banks," the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. would oversee the dismantling of large financial firms much as it does now when it intervenes in commercial banks that are at risk of insolvency.
Decisions about which institutions are so large that they pose a system-wide risk and must be monitored would be made by a Council of Regulators, comprised of leaders from the Fed, the Treasury Department, the FDIC, and other bank-oversight agencies.
Even though former Fed Chairmen Paul Volker and Alan Greenspan have both recently come out hard against too-big-to-fail banking, there is a perception that the current Chairman, Ben Bernanke, is a softy on the issue. For example, last week in response to a question from Mervyn King, the former deputy governor of the Bank of England, on breaking up the biggest banks, Bernanke said that he prefers "a more subtle approach without losing the economic benefit of multifunction, international firms."
Congress' choice to go with a panel of regulators for judging systemic risk instead of giving the power solely to the Fed is a big deal. Some of the other regulators that will have a say in the matter, like the FDIC that is headed by Sheila Bair, have been much more outspoken about the need to address systemic risks in the financial sector. "We need to end 'too big to fail,'" Bair said flatly on Monday. In the past she's shown her independence from the bailout mentality that has dominated Washington's approach to the financial crisis. In November of 2008 Bair came out strong against the Bush/Paulsen TARP plan. "We're attacking it at the institution level as opposed to the borrower level, and it's the borrowers defaulting. That is what's causing the distress at the institution level," she said. "So why not tackle the borrower problem?" She floated a proposal to bailout the homeowners who are at risk of foreclosure instead of the big banks, but her idea was rejected by then Treasury Secretary Henry Paulsen.
The legislation isn't public yet. We'll be blogging more on it when it is. From here, things could move in almost any direction. The tougher "break up the banks" mentality seems to actually have some legs, and we know that the weakening forces from the banks' lobbying efforts will be very powerful. This is an issue that does not divide easily down party lines. We'll likely see some strange far left-far right coalitions form on this issue that could really introduce an interesting dynamic. Nate Silver is already calling too big to fail resolution authority the "public option of 2010." Stay tuned.


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Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, Tuesday, January 22, 2013 -- (Business Wire India) Polaris Financial Technology Ltd (POLS.BO), a leader in products, solutions and services that enable unprecedented operational productivity for the global Financial Services industry, today announced its third quarter results for FY 2012-13. Performance Highlights -- For the quarter ended December 31, 2012, Revenues stood at Rs. 573 Cr, Operating Profit (EBITDA) stood at Rs. 94 Cr* and Profit after Tax (PAT) stood at Rs. 41 Cr. -- IdenTrust incurred a loss of Rs. 11.89 Cr this quarter. Excluding this, the Profit after Tax would have been Rs. 52.55 Cr. -- On a YTD basis, Revenues grew 14.43% to Rs. 1753.60 Cr, compared to Rs. 1532.45 Cr for the same period in the last fiscal. -- FT Sourcing (Services) revenues stood at Rs. 445 Cr, contributing 78% of overall revenues. Seven new FT Sourcing wins were recorded in this quarter. Gross margin for FT Sourcing (Services) stood at 34%. -- FT Intellect (Products) revenues stood at Rs. 128 Cr, contributing 22% of the overall revenues. Nine new Intellect wins were recorded in this quarter. Gross margin for FT Intellect (Products) stood at 43%. -- Cash and cash equivalents stood at Rs. 480 Cr at the end of the quarter (December 31, 2012), moving up significantly by Rs. 90 Cr on a YTD basis. -- DSO days has come down further by 5 days to 64 days, from 69 days in the last quarter. *AS30 adjustments are done to neutralise the Forex impact of hedging on the top line. Polaris has an impact of the hedge of $25 Million in Q3, amounting to Rs. 12.30 Cr. Management Statement Arun Jain, Founder, Chairman & CEO, Polaris Financial Technology Limited said, "This has been a challenging quarter. However, we continue to build momentum with 16 new business wins. These wins will lead to revenue accruals in the coming quarters." Govind Singhal, President & COO, Polaris Financial Technology Limited said, "Service business has been steady barring a $800,000 negative impact due to Hurricane Sandy. As regards our Product Business, though we won nine deals, the slow down in Europe has impacted three deal closures and revenue recognition this quarter. Our overall Operational Improvement agenda is on track and costs were contained at the levels of the previous quarter." The Board of Directors of Polaris Financial Technology Limited at its meeting held today, decided to authorise its management team to explore options including appropriate restructuring, that would provide an impetus to the company for the next stage of its growth, in order to maximise shareholder value. Financial Results for the Third Quarter Ended December 31, 2012 FT Sourcing (Services) Polaris' FT Sourcing revenues touched Rs. 445 Cr, contributing 78% of overall revenues. Quarter revenues of Polaris FT Sourcing were well distributed across all key business geographies with the Americas contributing 51.9%, Europe 23.2%, India 6.6% and Rest of the World 18.3%. However, some revenue erosion from New York based clients was experienced due to their technology operations being affected by Hurricane Sandy during the quarter. The quarter saw seven significant deals in the FT Sourcing space: -- A leader in financial services with one of the most comprehensive global product platforms offering solutions to clients in more than 100 countries chose Polaris' Testing services for Treasury. -- A global leader delivering innovative investment management, asset and fund administration, fiduciary and banking solutions to corporations, institutions and affluent individuals for more than 120 years chose Polaris' Data Certification services for the bank's global data warehouse implementation. -- One of the world's leading and most diverse derivatives Exchange offering the widest range of futures and options products for risk management chose Polaris for its Testing Process Enhancement and Automation services. -- The world's leading source of intelligent information for businesses and professionals chose Polaris for its ADM services. -- A Saudi joint stock company representing a new era of quality banking service in which Shariah-compliance is coupled with world-class service and professionalism and providing a comprehensive range of retail, corporate banking and investment services chose Polaris' Test Automation service. FT Intellect (Products) Polaris' Intellect quarterly revenues stood at Rs. 128 Cr for the quarter, contributing 22% of overall revenues. Revenues were well distributed across all key geographies with the Americas contributing 19.9%, Europe 19.8%, India 15.6% and Rest of the World 44.7%. The quarter saw nine wins for Polaris FT Intellect products. Some of the significant deals include: -- One of the largest banks from America chose Polaris' Intellect GTB suite for modernising their Global Transaction Banking Platform. -- A highly diversified financial service provider serving more than 12 million personal, commercial, corporate and institutional customers in North America and internationally picked Polaris for its Loan Origination Solution. -- Kenya's premier commercial bank with 20 years of experience in the market, chose Polaris' comprehensive core-banking product IntellectTM Core Banking Solution to transform their banking technology platform. -- The trade association of mutual funds and an apex body of all Asset Management Companies (AMC) registered with SEBI, selected Polaris to support its next generation portal development. Awards and Recognition Polaris continues to be recognized and awarded by analysts and other industry influencers for its competence and capability. Listed below are the some of the recognitions received in the last quarter: -- Polaris' Intellect was recognized as a 'Strong Performer' by Forrester in their report titled 'The Forrester Wave: Global Banking Platforms, Q4 2012'. -- Polaris was recognised as a 'Major Contender' on the Everest Group Peak Matrix among Capital Markets Application Outsourcing (AO) Service Providers by Everest Group, a consulting and research firm on global services. -- Polaris' Intellect Wealth featured among 'Best Wealth Management Technology Products' in Aite's report titled 'European and Asia-Pacific Wealth Management Technology Players: Positioning to Capture Regulatory Bounty'. -- Polaris' Intellect Wealth featured among 8 leading US Cash Management Vendors in Aite's report titled 'Leading US Cash Management Vendors: Winning Strategies for a New Environment'. About Polaris Financial Technology Ltd Polaris Financial Technology Ltd (formerly known as Polaris Software Lab Ltd) (POLS.BO) is a leader in Products, Solutions and Services that enable unprecedented operational productivity for the global Financial Services industry with its comprehensive portfolio of products and services. Polaris has a talent strength of over 13,114 solution architects, domain and technology experts. The company owns the largest set of Intellectual Properties for a comprehensive product suite, Intellect Global Universal Banking (GUB) M180. Intellect is the first pure play Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) based application suite for Retail, Corporate, Investment banking and Insurance. Polaris is headquartered in Chennai and has offices in all global financial hubs, including Bangalore, Belfast, Chennai, Chicago, Dhaka, Dublin, Dubai, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, Ho Chi Minh City, Hyderabad, Kuala Lumpur, Lisle, London, Madrid, Manila, Melbourne, Mississauga, Mumbai, Nairobi , Neuchatel, New Delhi, New York (New Jersey), Paris, Pittsburgh, Pune, Riyadh, Santiago, San Francisco, Seoul, Shanghai, Singapore, St. Germain En Laye, Sydney, Thane, Tokyo, Toronto, Victoria and Wicklow. For more information, please visit http://www.polarisFT.com/ Investor Conference Call Polaris Financial Technology Ltd will host an Investor Conference Call, where the Senior Management of Polaris will comment on the company's performance during the third quarter ended December 31, 2012 and respond to questions from participants. To participate in the conference call, please dial the numbers given below five minutes ahead of schedule. The transcript of this conference call will be available within 72 working hours at website, http://www.polarisFT.com/ in the investor section. The conference call will take place at 17:00 Hrs IST on Tuesday , 22nd January, 2013. The dial-in numbers to join the conference call: Conference Name : Q3 FY13 Investor Call for Polaris Financial Technology Date :22nd January 2012 Time : 17:00 HRS IST Conference ID : 87166631 ACCESS NUMBERS MUMBAI :Primary Access Toll Number : 02230360400 BANGALORE :Primary Access Toll Number : 08030360400 DELHI :Primary Access Toll Number : 01130360400 CHENNAI :Primary Access Toll Number : 04430360400 INDIA :Primary Access Toll free Number : 180030131313 HONK KONG :Primary Access Toll free Number : 800901420 SINGAPORE :Primary Access Toll free Number : 8001011906 US and Canada : Primary Access Toll free Number : 18663944523 UK :Primary Access Toll free Number : 08081681758 International Dial in Number:+91 2230360400 REPLAY :[22nd January 2013 to 24th January 2013] Replay ID/Conference # :87166631 Primary Access Number : 02230360411 Media contact details Minal Sahani, Media, Polaris Financial Technology Ltd, +91 91766 26468, email@example.com G. 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Regarding your request for a photo from North Lake Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Lady Lake, Florida, for the above, a represenative in the church office advised she is in a Columbarium, Space #34, but there might not be any engraving. A check of the space on July 16, 2015, revealed there is NO engraving on the face plate except for the #34. Do you want me to post the photo of the blank face plate?......... Mike
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Yes, I agree that *a* Susanna(I believe surname Cox) married John Cox, (likely in Sullivan County) and lived in Sullivan County with their Cox children. I also agree that when John Cox died, this Susanna Cox married Charles Trimble they lived together with their Cox and Trimble children. Totally agree! I think the census records are right on.
But, I also know that at the same time there was a *Different John Cox* living in *Switzerland* county. He also got married and had children.
So, there *Should* be 2 John Cox marriage records for these two couples.
But there is only ONE marriage record. It is from *Switzerland* county, Not from *Sullivan* county.
And it makes sense that our Sullivan County John and Susanna don't have a marriage record, since all the marriage records in Sullivan county were destroyed in a fire on Feb 7, 1850.
So the *only* record of our Susanna's last name is in that article. (Besides the Switzerland County record, which I fear we must leave to the Switzerland County couple)
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Hi, I had the exact same thing as you in my tree, Exact, up until a couple of weeks ago. Another ancestry member told me she thought I have the wrong marriage record in my tree, so I set out to prove her wrong (thought it would be easy).
But I ended up changing my mind (and I do try to keep an open mind, just in case facts get updated!)
So, here's what I'm thinking. . .
1. In 1850ish there were over 50 men named John Cox in Indiana.
2. It seems more likely to me that a marriage record from Switzerland County would belong to a John Cox from Switzerland County.
3. Plus, the History of Sullivan county written 1884 (when many in the family were still alive) says Susannah's maiden *and* first married name were *both* Cox, as in Susanna(Cox)Cox.
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(Ignore the 1850 comment for now, which has to do with the John Cox I now think the record belongs to.)
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Here's ALMOST the same article, which is a direct transcription of Binford, J. H.. History of Greene and Sullivan Counties, state of Indiana . . . . Chicago: Goodspeed Bros. & Co., 1884. But with DIFFERENT Susannah Cox info!!
Charles G. Trimble, farmer, P.O. Carlisle, was born where he now lives, Haddon Township, Sullivan County, Ind., November 26, 1823, one of nine children born to Joseph and Catherine (Carico) Trimble, both of whom were natives of Kentucky, who came to Sullivan at an early day, and where they died, she dying January 8, 1871, and he January 12, 1873. The education of our subject was such as could be obtained from the old subscription schools, and he was reared to farming. September 22, 1851 he was married to Julia Willis, who bore one child, which died in infancy, April 22, 1854, the mother following her loved one in eight months thereafter. December 18, 1856, he was married to Mrs. Susannah (Cox) Cox, by whom he has had five children-- Joseph, September 18, 1857, Benj. F., March 14, 1859, Rush, March 2, 1861, Catherine E., September 5, 1863, Charles E., September 17, 1866, all living but Benjamin, who died August 22, 1877.
Weird, that this version calls Susannah's maiden AND married name Cox (no Allen).
The 1850 census is key, as it shows John Cox living with both his daughters (who you are familiar with) and with his step-father David Kelso. David Kelso was from Switzerland, Indiana, which is where the Cox-Allen Marriage record comes from. Since his wife Susannah (Allen) Cox died, she couldn't have then married Charles Trimble.
The David Kelso story is fascinating as well, not only because Kelsos were pioneers in Tazewell Co. Illinois. . . also because David earlier won an election in Switzerland, Indiana by ONE vote . . . They examined the election so carefully that there was even testimony about the possibility of David's stepson John Cox's possible underage voting.
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Obviously, homeschooling parents do not have the same division of labor resources that a classical Christian school has, so they must make up the difference through reading and study on their own. Fortunately, many resources are available. Schools like Logos have their curricula available for purchase, and many catalogs (like yours) make substantive classical resources from many sources available. Another important part of this would be attending classical Christian school conferences. While the conferences are geared to Christian schools, many of the attendees are homeschooling parents who take away a great deal.
Some home educators may be put off by classical education because Latin is a central element and theyve had no background in the language. Why is the study of Latin important? How would a homeschool parent go about teaching this language to their children?
First, on the practical side, many of the Latin resources for homeschooling parents do not assume that the parent knows Latin. While the parent can provide accountability for the Latin student, the materials are user-friendly for the homeschooled student. Tutorials on the Internet are also available. We are rapidly getting to the point where the teaching of Latin in every household is feasible. With regard to the importance of Latin, just a few comments. Over 50% of English vocabulary comes from Latin. Learning Latin is a wonderful way to strengthen English vocabulary skills, not to mention learning how grammar works. I learned some things about English grammar when I first learned Latin. Latin is also the foundation of modern Romance languagesit is a wonderful platform from which to learn Spanish, French, Romanian, Italian, and so on. Third, there is a literary element. Many of the great works in English literature presuppose a knowledge of the classical world and, to a lesser extent, a knowledge of their languages. Fourth, Latin is a great mental discipline, which carries over into other subjects. The study of Latin certainly enriches a student.
Because of its emphasis on intellectualism and because works from the pre-Christian era are part of the curriculum, some people may view classical education as incompatible with the Christian faith. What is your response to these concerns?
It is quite true that students should not be simply turned loose in the thickets of pagan literature. The Greco/Roman world was incompatible with the Christian faithuntil the Christian faith overthrew it. Now that this has happened, we simply must take into account the nature of that battle. The New Testament cannot really be understood without understanding its context, which happens to be the context of the classical world. Jesus was born in the reign of Caesar Augustus. Gallio threw the apostle Paul out of courtand Gallio was the brother to the famous Stoic philosopher Seneca. Paul cast a demon (lit. a spirit of a python, a snake that was sacred to the god Apollo) out of girl at Phillipi, and the story suddenly makes more sense.
So classical education, rightly understood, rejects a cold intellectualism and rejects any attempt to combine Christian and pagan categories.
Many jobs in todays society are specialized, especially those in technology and the sciences. What is the value of a classical education in light of such an environment? Is classical education for everybody?
The point of classical education is to teach the kids how to think, giving them the tools of learning so that they can reason things through themselves. The point is not vocational training primarily, and this is why it is such good vocational training. This is not to say that classical education is for everyone (I do not believe that it necessarily is). But I do want to say that a classical Christian education should be available in every community, so that it is at least an option for every Christian household.
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India: Keep Schools Conflict-Free Before Elections
Maoists, Government Forces Should Spare Schools from Fighting
"The Maoists have repeatedly escalated their violence against schools before elections. Both the Maoists and the government need to recognize the importance of education for India's children and respect the civilian nature of schools, which should neither be attacked nor militarized."
Bede Sheppard, deputy children's rights director at Human Rights Watch
Maoist insurgents and government security forces in India should respect children's safety and right to education by keeping schools off-limits in the weeks before the April and May 2014 national elections, Human Rights Watch said today. The Maoists, also known as "Naxalites," should cease all attacks on schools. Government security forces should not occupy schools as barracks or bases, which puts children at risk.
On March 21, Maoist fighters attacked two schools in Jharkhand state, and distributed pamphlets instructing villagers to boycott the elections, the Hindustan Times reported. Three months before the last national elections, in 2009, the Maoists conducted a spate of school attacks, at least 14 of them were in Jharkhand and Bihar states. Government security forces have also previously deployed inside schools for security before elections, interfering with children's right to education.
"The Maoists have repeatedly escalated their violence against schools before elections," said Bede Sheppard, deputy children's rights director at Human Rights Watch. "Both the Maoists and the government need to recognize the importance of education for India's children and respect the civilian nature of schools, which should neither be attacked nor militarized."
India's Supreme Court in 2010 called on the government to ensure that "school buildings … are not allowed to be occupied by the armed or security forces in future for whatsoever purpose." Yet as recently as July 2013, Human Rights Watch found armed state police partially occupying Chonha Middle School in Gaya district in Bihar.
In 2011, the United Nations Security Council announced that governments and armed groups that carry out attacks on schools will be added to the secretary-general's annual "list of shame" of parties who commit violations against children during armed conflict. The Security Council may subject parties who attack these institutions to sanctions, including arms embargoes, travel bans, and asset freezes against the individuals responsible for violations. The Security Council may also refer them to the International Criminal Court for investigation and possible prosecution.
Deliberate attacks on schools that are not military objectives can also constitute war crimes under international humanitarian law.
On March 7, 2014, the Security Council stated that the use of schools for military purposes, such as for barracks or bases by security forces, endangers children's and teachers' safety as well as children's education. The Security Council also called for enhanced international monitoring and reporting of such use of schools.
"When schools are attacked, the Indian government should be prepared so that children's education is not unnecessarily disrupted," Sheppard said. "They should have a plan ready so that children have temporary facilities and replacement education materials quickly available."
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AHS Ladycats vs. Springtown at Aledo;
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Little Elm senior Nicole Story's two-RBI double in the sixth inning proved to be the winning hit and lifted the Lobos to a 3-1 victory over the Aledo Ladycats Saturday afternoon in game two of the best-of-three bi-district playoff series at Ladycat Field.
The win, coupled with the Lobos' 3-0 win over Aledo on Friday night, gives Little Elm the series as the Lobos will advance to the area round.
The Ladycats trailed 3-0 as the game entered the bottom of the sixth inning. Senior right fielder Erin McGuire led off the inning and sent a line-drive off an outside fast ball from Little Elm pitcher Brittany Talley down the right field line that landed just inside the line and rolled to the fence.
McGuire circled the bases and scored standing up to give the Ladycats new life and cut the Lobos' lead to 3-1.
Two batters later, senior center fielder Aubri Jordan reached on an infield single, but Talley retired the next two Ladycat batters to end the inning.
The Ladycats got a runner on base with two outs in the seventh when Lauren Durham's bloop to left field was mishandled as the junior hustled safely to first.
But Talley fired her eighth strikeout to end the game as her team advances to the next round.
For the complete story, and for comments from head coach Jeff Lemons and the players, please see the May 7 issue of The Community News.
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Twice I lost power steering while driving. When I turn the car off steering returns. Since this has an electrical power steering system, could this be a fuse going out?
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A bad fuse wouldnt fix itself when cycling the key. You will have to have your power steering control module scanned for codes and let me know the exact code numbers you have not code descriptions. The diyer scan tool wont read that computer you will need a more advanced scan tool.
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At 75 years of age legendary navigator, offshore powerboat racer and self-confessed speed freak Dag Pike will be the oldest competitor when 2008 Round Britain Offshore Power Boat Race starts on Saturday 21st June. He will also be one of the most experienced, having raced in every Round Britain since its inception in 1969, and was the winner of the overall race in 1984.
Round Britain powerboat race
Racing in Blue FPT, a boat Dag claims is a 'gentleman's boat', he says this will definitely be the final time he competes in the Round Britain. Competing under the Greek flag, Blue FPT is one of the largest boats in the MC1 production class with a waterline length of 50 ft and is being driven by owner Vassilis Pateras with co-pilot Panos Tsikopoulos. Powered by three 480hp Fiat Power Technology engines, Blue FPT has a total of 1400 hp with a maximum speed of 65 knots – which is why Dag's preparation for the race included a visit to the dentist to ensure his teeth are in top form before subjecting them to bone crunching speeds over the eight leg and 1,400 nm course.
As navigator, Dag will be relying on two Raymarine C80 chartplotters which he has pre-programmed with the anticipated course. His mantra – and the reason he got into high speed navigating – is that there's no point going fast if you're going in the wrong direction. The easy to read, high definition colour screens show the plotted course, with the boat's actual position showing as a clear route in real-time. Course set and actual position will be the main items Dag will be looking at. 'At these sorts of speed, there's very little opportunity for button pushing,' explains Dag. 'The only changes I make will be to scale the display. It's vital to have all the preparation done in advance and know you have reliable, consistent data coming up that's easy to see.'
Consistency over the complete race is the key to winning, says Dag. With three engines, Blue FPT will already have an advantage over her twin-engined competitors, because if one engine fails she can still achieve speeds of up to 50 knots. And the same applies to the navigation – the consistency of extremely accurate Navionics charts combined with the fast processing power and GPS input from Raymarine's integrated navigation systems is a far cry from Dag's first race in 1969. He recalls using a compass and a watch to navigate through 65 miles of fog, managing to finish within 200 metres of the destination.
As a trained navigator, Fellow and Member of Council of the Royal Institute of Navigation, Dag will be carrying traditional charts on board as well, but he is confident he will not need them. He also hopes he will not need to refer to his encyclopaedic marine knowledge. As a prolific author he has written numerous papers and over 24 books, with four new titles being published this year - one of which is entitled 'Disaster at Sea' with much of the material, Dag says, based on his personal experiences.


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The way I see it is we love the name. And if u look hard enough their was probably a murderer with just about everyone's name. That doesn't mean the child is named after that person!
My family HATES my sons name!
The way I see it is we love the name. And if u look hard enough their was probably a murderer with just about everyone's name. That doesn't mean the child is named after that person!
Go with the name you picked out. Everyone's first reaction to a new name isn't always great but they will get used to it.
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