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Initial response by the Royal College of Nursing to the Government's consultation on plans to reform higher education funding for nursing, midwifery and allied health professional students in England: 'Changing how healthcare education is funded'.
FGM is child abuse and the practice is illegal in the UK. The hidden nature of the crime raises serious issues and concerns in relation to the safeguarding of girls and young women. This updated publication aims to raise awareness among nurses, midwives and related health care personnel about FGM, and to provide insight and understanding of the socio-cultural, legal and health issues surrounding the practice. This edition is supported by NHS England.
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The Weston Ranch High girls tennis team chalked up another Valley Oak League win Tuesday.
Sophomore setter Regina Dias got East Union going from the service line.
Lathrop High volleyball coach Nicole Unrein isn't expressing disappointment in her team's three-game defeat (16-25, 16-25, 11-25) to visiting Oakdale.
Ripon Christian's boys soccer team has had little trouble holding teams for a half of late.
The East Union High girls golf squad took care of cross-town rival Manteca High Tuesday at the Manteca Park Golf Course.
Sierra High's boys soccer team secured bragging rights Monday at East Union, but first place still belongs to the Lancers.
It took another five games to decide an East Union-Weston Ranch volleyball match Monday.
Two of the area's top offensive players did not play in Friday's Manteca-Sierra rivalry grudge match at Daniel Teicheira Memorial Stadium.
By JONAMAR JACINTO
East Union High's varsity volleyball team swept cross-town rival Sierra in three games on Thursday.
It was a strong showing from the serving stripe that helped Weston Ranch supplement their offense against intra-district rival Lathrop Thursday night.
Ripon Christian's boys soccer team missed out on a chance to make a move in the Southern League Thursday but settled on a scoreless tie with visiting Mariposa.
With all other Valley Oak League tennis matches washing out Thursday, Sierra High took the opportunity to make a splash against a team that's in position to qualify for the Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs.
One day after winning the Sierra Invitational for a fifth straight year at Manteca Park Golf Course, the Valley Oak League-leading East Union girls golf team returned to its home track Thursday to post one of its best nine-hole scores of the season.
The East Union High girls golf team enjoyed playing 18 holes.
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Mikayla Bongi utilized her stellar East Union defense to get out of two late-inning jams Friday on the way to a 2-0 non-league softball victory ...
Manteca High's girls soccer team reworked its schedule this week as it looks to make its final tune-ups before the start of the competitive ...
LATHROP - When you rap out 15 hits and draw eight walks in just four innings, you probably will not need good pitching to win a ...
Oakdale visited Manteca Park Golf Course on Thursday and tallied two Valley Oak League wins in one shot.
What is a historic season for Manteca is considered a "down year" for Bishop O'Dowd.
GALT - With a strong mix of underclassmen and varsity veterans, Sierra is ready to return among the ranks of the Valley Oak League's elite ...
OAKDALE - Ripon rebounded from its Trans-Valley League-opening loss in a big way, topping host Escalon 210-222 at Oakdale Golf & Country Club on Wednesday.
East Union outpointed rival Sierra 8-1 at the Manteca Regional Tennis Center on Wednesday, but it far more competitive than the final score indicates.
Sam Rohovit has all the physical tools to play catcher.
RIPON - Lathrop got only four balls out of the infield Wednesday in its road game with Ripon, and three went to Andrew Durrer in right ...
Brett Lewis clapped, picked up the game ball and joined his players for the traditional postgame handshake.
STOCKTON - If patience is a virtue, the Sierra softball team is about as virtuous as it gets.
HUGHSON - Last week, Ripon High's girls soccer team encountered the three toughest teams - Central Valley, Manteca and Vista del Lago - it is likely to ...
Manteca is building up for its big showdown with Kimball.
The Sierra High Timberwolves topped rival Manteca in Valley Oak League action Tuesday at the Manteca Park Golf Course, 249-303.
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Riley County officials said that courthouse improvements will cost at least $483,000. County commissioners heard an update on the project, which began in January and is to be completed later this year, at their meeting Thursday. The project involves adding security features such as limited public
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More Kansas veterans are eligible for in-state tuition at state colleges, thanks to a bill signed into law on Wednesday. Gov. Sam Brownback signed House Bill 2567 to expand the eligibility for in-state tuition rates to veterans who had established residency in Kansas prior to serving
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For the second consecutive time, the Manhattan High girls' swim and dive team didn't get the opportunity to practice the day before its meet, though the results were still positive for the Tribe. Practice was canceled Tuesday with severe storms impacting the area, so
E. Wayne Nafziger, a prolific economics professor who worked at K-State for nearly half a century, has died. Nafziger, 77, of Manhattan, was a university distinguished professor, Faculty Senate president and the author of 21 books. He died Monday, April 25, 2016, at the Good Shepherd Hospice House in
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While only recently news articles have surfaced about large numbers of Central Americans crossing into Arizona, one expert says it's been happening for awhile.
"This has been going for about 18 months or the last two years and the reason that it's just hit the news right now is because of the numbers," Lydia Guzman, National LULAC Immigration Chair, told News/Talk 92.3 KTAR's Mac & Gaydos Wednesday.
LULAC stands for the League of United Latin American Citizens and is the largest Latino civil rights and advocacy group in the U.S.
Guzman said that in the past, a few people here and there would trickle in, making the numbers manageable for community organizations to help them reunite with their family members here in the states.
But another reason it's now a hot topic? A record number of unaccompanied minors are crossing the border.
"A lot of the Latin American countries are suffering from an increase in cartel activity, but what's happening is the cartels are actually taking over a lot of the villages in the Central American countries," Guzman explained. "They're trying to recruit the young men and those that aren't on-board with them, they usually end up disappearing."
In addition to bloodshed, Guzman also said young girls are getting kidnapped or raped or getting forced into sex slavery.
"These folks are fleeing for their lives," Guzman said. "This is more than just a simple immigration situation, where they want to come for economic reasons. These folks are running for their lives; it's a crisis."
A crisis, she added, that the government is aware of.
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Title: Trigun Maximum - Double Duel
Volume: GN 13
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Distributor: Dark Horse Comics
Release date: 2008-11-19
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Age rating: 14+
The stage is set for the chaotic climax to this nonstop thrill ride! Vash the Stampede has seen a lifetime's worth of fighting, space travel, and gunplay. Now his trek is almost at an end. But after a savage beating, can Vash defeat his foes, keep his friends safe, and save the universe?
Story and art by Yasuhiro Nightow.
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This is fantastic!! I'm really glad for Mexicans. However, I'm wondering if this is available to internationals gays, or to other Mexicans outside this state?
As far as I know, the law approved in Mexico City will be only for Mexico City's residents. The law approved in Coahuila will involve changing the civil code; this means that it might be available to any mexican who decide to sing up his union down there.I can't comment on international visitors.
I thought from the first of the series thing that he was gay and now I'm sure of it I wish I knew who he married
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By Marshall Connolly, Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
2/12/2014 (2 years ago)
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There are three ways we could likely discover extraterrestrial intelligence on other planets within the next two decades. As scientists pioneer new technologies that will help us peer into space with better resolution than ever before, a confluence of technologies and techniques will soon permit a detailed survey of the worlds around many nearby stars.
We are now more likely to discover alien life within the next two decades than not.
By Marshall Connolly, Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
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2/12/2014 (2 years ago)
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Keywords: contact, alien, life, et, extraterrestrial, space, exploration, UFO
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Ever since we started to appreciate the awesome scale of our galaxy and the universe around us, we have pondered the question "are we alone in the universe?" From a scientific perspective, the answer so far is yes, we are alone. There is simply no scientific evidence to show that life exists anywhere expect on Earth, and especially no evidence of extraterrestrial intelligence.
No, UFOs don't count.
Of course, this doesn't mean we shouldn't look for it. It's possible the stars could be teeming with life and we simply cannot yet detect it, no more than natives in the forests, communicating by drum, can detect the wireless signals that permeate the air.
St. Dominic, the patron saint of astronomers. The gold on this medal was forged inside a supernova.
Whether or not life exists, whether it is common or rare, will help us to answer fundamental questions about ourselves and how we should be as a civilization that seeks to expand and perpetuate itself into eternity.
So, the first step is to survey the universe and see what's out there.
This epic survey begins this year with the European Space Agency's Gaia mission. The Gaia satellite is designed to monitor and map the position and motion of up to a billion stars around our solar system, and it can do so with incredible precision. With this map, astronomers will know precisely where to look for life. Notably, this map will include a billion stars, a mere 1 percent of all the stars believed to be in the Milky Way galaxy.
The first possibility of discovering life outside our solar system may come from optical astronomy as more powerful space telescopes, such as the James Webb Space Telescope, are deployed. Combined with constantly improving technology on the ground, this telescope and others will be able to analyze the atmospheres of individual planets orbiting around distant stars.
From this analysis, astronomers can tell what is in the atmospheres of these planets. They can look for organic molecules, complex molecules, and signs of pollution. These are called "biomarkers" and the existence of any unnatural compound in a planet's atmosphere will strongly suggest that something is on the planet generating it, perhaps even something intelligent.
The second possibility is via radio astronomy. The SETI (Search for ExtraTerrestrial Intelligence) project has been at work for decades, monitoring the heavens for patterned radio signals that could only be produced by intelligent life. Those signals may, or may not be aimed at Earth directly, but any interception, even if incidental or brief, could be evidence that such an intelligence exists.
Incidentally, a suspect signal was intercepted in 1977. For several seconds, a powerful signal was detected, but the telescope dropped the signal as the Earth rotated away from the source. When scientists finally managed to turn their radio telescopes back to the source, the signal was gone. A researcher circled the data on a printout and wrote "wow!" next to it, thus dubbing the signal.
The signal could not be traced to any known origin. However, since then, nothing like it has been encountered. Most scientists conclude it originated from outside our solar system, but they cannot vouch for what might have caused it. It could have been the result of a natural phenomenon, but if so, then why haven't we intercepted other such signals?
New efforts in radio astronomy will be more focused, rather than scanning the sky on a single channel and hoping to get lucky. Soon, millions of channels will be monitored and those surveys will pinpoint possible sources around nearby stars. If anybody out there is broadcasting into space, we're likely to find it.
The third and final way we could contact an extraterrestrial intelligence is perhaps the most terrifying -they could simply contact us, and we might not be that hard to find.
Earth has been emitting radio waves for more than a century. Those waves have already reached most of the stars we can see in the night sky with the naked eye, and they will continue propagating into space forever, although they will naturally weaken as they go.
The point is, any intelligent civilization within 110 light years of Earth and the right technology, could detect these signals and decode them. They could serve as a homing beacon, drawing spacefarers towards Earth.
The question that follows is if they will be friendly. Despite our hopes, the likely answer is no. Famed physicist and astronomer Stephen Hawking compared the possible meeting between our civilization and another to the collision of societies during the European conquest of the Americas during the 15th century and after. That did not end well for the native people.
Likewise, an alien civilization that finds Earth might be friendly at first, just as explorers were at first contact, but come later en masse, intent upon colonization and the plunder of resources.
Of course, if aliens do come to blast us to molecules with ray guns, can we really blame them when we broadcast the Kardashians into space?
If there's a better argument for decent television than that, I haven't heard it. Then again, maybe it will keep them away?
We should know before too long.
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After securing $3.6 million to fund an up-and-coming piece of technology, an MIT-spinoff company based in Singapore shames Google's driverless car. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - With news of self-driving taxis popping up across the internet, it should come as no ... continue reading
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Merry Christmas From Levacks Couch [AUDIO]
Today on a very special Couch, I share the joy of the season. Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and giving the greatest gift I can give...The gift of LEVACTION!
Today on a very special Couch, I share the joy of the season. Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and giving the greatest gift I can give...The gift of LEVACTION!
Everybody enjoys a good flash mob, unless it's that really annoying AT&T commercial. This one is really cool and happened right here in our own backyard. A group decided to break out the "Carol Of The Bells" at Colonie Center for all the holiday shoppers to enjoy!
Many area malls and grocery stores have extended their hours for the holidays. So if you're like me, have no fear! You can still shop tonight even after the kids go to bed or after you're done doing the million and half other things you have to do in order to earn money to buy holiday gifts.
Here is the daily dilemma for Tuesday, December 20th
During the Christmas season, many of us like to put up Christmas lights, from Thanksgiving to New Year's Day.
The price of gas is yet again going down. According to Fox 23 News, the average cost for a gallon of regular gas in the Capital Region is $3.45, down another two cents from last week.
There are some people called the Park Conservancy Group that wants the city to turn off and take down the holiday lights in Albany's Washington Park.
It's incredibly difficult to see magazines, TV shows, movies, and pictures online that show our favorite actors and actresses looking fit and trim. Unfortunately, for us, we don't have their personal trainers, they're flexible work schedules or the tips and tricks to looking so good. Oh wait! Now we do!
Albany's "lights in the park" begins today. This is the 15th annual Hannaford Capital Holiday Lights in Washington Park.
I don't know about you, but if there are no cranberries on the Thanksgiving table, it's not a good Thanksgiving dinner. You could make the best mashed potatoes, or the best, most fattening gravy, I wouldn't feel complete.
It seems we start the holiday season earlier and earlier every year.
If you're a big fan and viewer of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, you'll be able to cheer for Rodney Atkins and Scotty McCreery.


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By Lab Urbain
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
With Hourglass (sandglass, sand clock, egg timer or german Sanduhr) measurement of time is more beautiful than ever before. Our great iPhone App simulates an hourglass very realistically: hourglass reflects light, sand flows naturally and smoothly, you can flip hourglass and more.
Supports multiple hourglasses simultaneously. Built-in backgrounds are accurate and have a luxury appearance. The Interface is clean, easily usable and realistic.
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Nice Looking Hourglass App
Certainly the nicest looking hourglass app available. Unfortunately the tacked-on text overlay ruins the style a bit. There really should be an option to turn the text off entirely!
The faux-physics behind the sand animation could be improved (particularly when the hourglass is flipped), but it does the job. A lot of other iPhone hourglass apps don't even recognize tilting or allow you to flip the hourglass over.
Changing the background is a nice option, but additional hourglass skins would be even better - particularly a skin with a classic wooden hourglass frame or colored sand.
Swiping between different timers is easy and works just like flipping through your iPhone home screens.
Overall it's a nice fun app and aside from that annoying text, the rest of the issues are minor nitpicks.
This is one of the best ones! Great animation. I agree with the other reviewers that the text overlay kind of ruins the looks, would be nice to be able to turn it off.
Please update It to be like a real hourglass like the phisics of the sand falling down more people would buy it because people like the real thing
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Compatibility: Requires iOS 2.2.1 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, iPod touch (2nd generation), iPod touch (3rd generation), iPod touch (4th generation), iPod touch (5th generation), and iPod touch (6th generation).


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O Master and holy God, who are beyond our understanding: at your word, light came forth out of darkness. In your mercy, you gave us rest through night-long sleep, and raised us up to glorify your goodness and to offer our supplication to You. Now, in your own tender love, accept us who adore You and give thanks to You with all our heart. Grant us all our requests, if they lead to salvation; give us the grace of manifesting that we are children of light and day, and heirs to your eternal reward. In the abundance of your mercies, O Lord, remember all your people; all those present who pray with us; all our brethren on land, at sea, or in the air, in every place of Your domain, who call upon your love for mankind. Upon all, pour down your great mercy, that we, saved in body and in soul, may persevere unfailingly; and that, in our confidence, we may extol your exalted and blessed Name, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, always, now and forever. Amen.
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Our Father, Who art in Heaven, hallowed be Thy name; Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in Heaven. Give us this day our daily bread; and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us; and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Amen. continue readingMore Prayer of the Day
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Book your room at Super 8 Corpus Christi/Bayfront Area
Get an overview of this hotelMotel with free breakfast, near Art Museum of South Texas
Situated in Corpus Christi, this motel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Corpus Christi Marina, Art Museum of South Texas, and Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History. Mirador de la Flor - Selena's Seawall Statue and Texas Surf Museum are also within 5 minutes.
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A seasonal outdoor pool, a business center, and a 24-hour front desk are available at this motel. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, express check-out and a front-desk safe are onsite.
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Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. A business center is on site. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. This Corpus Christi motel also offers a seasonal outdoor pool, express check-out, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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By Deal W. Hudson and Keith A. Fournier
11/6/2012 (3 years ago)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
The First Freedom, Religious Freedom, is at risk in this election. Catholics believe that the Gospel of Jesus Christ demands a response which goes beyond the walls of our Church buildings. We are our brother and sister's keeper. We do not reach out to people in need because they are Catholic. We reach out to people in need because we are Catholic.
By Deal W. Hudson and Keith A. Fournier
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
11/6/2012 (3 years ago)
Published in Politics & Policy
Keywords: campaign 2012, Edith Stein, St Theresa Benedicta of the Cross, Faithful Citizenship, Romney, Ryan, Obama, Biden, Catholic vote, common good Deal W Hudson, Keith A Fournier
WASHINGTON, DC (Catholic Online) - On Tuesday, November 6, 2012, citizens of the United States of America will vote. We have spent the last forty days urging Catholics, other Christians, other people of faith and all people of good will to vote in a manner which respects life, family, freedom - including religious freedom - promotes solidarity, respects subsidiarity and advances the true common good.
We will both cast our vote in a manner which we believe reflects a fully informed Catholic conscience and demonstrates what the US bishops have called faithful citizenship. With all the talk about conscience these days we must all be reminded that consciences must be properly formed in accordance with the truth as revealed in the Natural Law and taught by the Church.
We have known each other for many years. We have stood in the trenches together on some of the great causes which surround this hour in history. We both wanted to make sure that no matter what the outcome of this election, we had done all we could to effect the fundamental change we believe is required. That is why we joined together to write these articles.
Of course, we both know that politics alone will not heal the malady at the root of the decline of the West. That will take a profound conversion of hearts. However, we know political participation is an essential part of living out the Christian vocation to be light, leaven and salt in a culture which desperately needs all three.
Today we end this series of articles - but we do not end our work together.
No matter what the outcome of this election, our task stretches before us. We will do everything we can to ensure that the truths and the principles found within the treasury of Catholic Social Doctrine, authentically understood and applied, are offered as yeast for the loaf of culture and inform future citizen participation for the true common good.
The outcome of this election will simply determine where we stand as Catholic citizens going forward in the political climate and help us to best map a strategy. However, make no mistake, no matter what the results of this election, it signals a beginning. Stay tuned for further announcements and invitations.
The First Freedom, Religious Freedom, is at risk in this election. Catholics believe that the Gospel of Jesus Christ demands a response which goes beyond the walls of our Church buildings. We are our brother and sister's keeper. We do not reach out to people in need because they are Catholic. We reach out to people in need because we are Catholic.
The HHS Edict through which the Affordable care Act is to be applied is a violation of the Free Exercise of Religion protected under the First Amendment to the United States Constitution. That Right to Religious Freedom has been called the "FIRST FREEDOM" in the American tradition for good reason. It is about much more than a freedom to worship.
If this Mandate is not rescinded, it would require all employers, including Catholic and other religious employers, to cover sterilization, abortion inducing drugs, and contraception in their health care plans or face the boot of fines and penalties. The alleged "exemption" offered for "religious employers" is a fraud. It would limit the great outreaches of our Church by requiring us to limit whom we serve and who does the serving.
The fines and penalties imposed upon our Church for noncompliance - and we cannot and will not comply - could have the practical result of closing many outreaches, ministries and institutions of care and compassion. This HHS Mandate not only injures the Church and religious institutions it injures American society. It harms the common good.
The Document on Religious Liberty promulgated by the Second Vatican Council affirms the proper understanding of Religious Freedom in the teaching of the Catholic Church. Its importance has been reaffirmed and re-emphasized repeatedly in the face of this unconstitutional mandate issued by Health and Human Services in the implementation of the Affordable care Act (aka "Obamacare").
This line from the ducument is a quick summary, "The right to religious freedom must be recognized in the juridical order and sanctioned as a civil right." (DH #422) As Catholic citizens we affirm that Positive law must reflect the Natural Law. This HHS Mandate is an unjust law because it violates civil rights and denies the Natural Law Human Right to Religious Freedom.
It is interesting that the HHS mandate came one day after Pope Benedict XVI addressed a group of US Bishops during their 2012 ad limina visit to Rome. He warned them of the growth of radical secularism in the United States and the accompanying threats to the fundamental Right to Religious Freedom so integral to the American experiment in ordered liberty.
A robust understanding of religious freedom is a vital part of the understanding of freedom upon which the American founders built this Nation. It is also included in their insistence that there are inalienable rights, endowed upon us all by a Creator, which cannot be taken away by any civil government. The American founders fled religious liberty violations in their own native lands.
With this HHS Mandate, the Federal Government of the United States is trying to force the Catholic Church, other Christians, and other people of faith to act against deeply held religious convictions and violate conscience. Our claim that such an edict is an unjust law is rooted in the western understanding of the nature of law itself. The HHS mandate is no law at all and must be resisted if it is not rescinded. The results of this Presidential election will determine what we must do.
A heroic priest friend offered us the following excerpt from one of our heroes, Edith Stein - St Theresa Benedicta of the Cross - over this past weekend. These compelling words were contained within a letter she wrote to Pope Pius XI on April 21, 1933 asking him to take up a position against the Jewish persecution by the Nazi government:
"All of us who are faithful children of the Church and who have carefully examined the situation in Germany fear that public estimation for the Church will suffer gravely if the silence continues any longer. We are convinced that this silence will, in the long run, not be able to buy peace from the present German government."
"The conflict against Catholicism will, for the time being, continue in a quiet and less brutal way than the conflict against Judaism, but it will be no less systematic. Before long, no Catholic will occupy a government position in Germany unless he accepts the new policies unconditionally" (Source: The Stein Sisters, p. 69, quoting Der Pilger: Bistumblatt der Diosese Speyer 8 (February 23, 2003).)
Edith Stein, St Theresa Benedicta of the Cross, presents a model of heroic resistance and virtue. She sought to bring the light of truth into the darkness of a regime promoting a culture of death and institutionalizing a disdain for human dignity and denial of fundamental human rights. She underscores that we cannot remain silentwhen confronted by the threats we currently face.
We certainly hope for results from this US election which will give us the time we need to slow the cultural decline in this Nation. Our task is to build a culture of life and civilization of love on a firm foundation of true and authentic freedom. This will serve the common good of all.
The wise sage of the Old Testament Book of Ecclesiastes reminded us, "There is an appointed time for everything, and a time for every affair under the heavens." For Faithful Catholic Citizens, this is a time to pray, a time to vote, and a time to get to work.
By Kenya Sinclair (CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
Donald Trump has several critics, most of whom have invested in a $75.5 million anti-Trump campaign, but the American people have spoken and Donald Trump remains the last standing Republican nominee. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Donald Trump has been criticized ... continue reading
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Donald Trump beat out Ted Cruz in Indiana's primary, leading Cruz to make a startling announcement and Kasich to drop out. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - "I've said I would continue on as long as there was a viable path to victory; tonight I'm sorry to say it ... continue reading
By David Drudge (CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
Where is the money going? Congress continues to allocate money to get people who don't belong in our country back home, but deportations are dropping according to new numbers. So, where is the money going? LOS ANGELES, CA (California Network) - Breitbart News has ... continue reading
By Marshall Connolly (CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
Religious freedom worldwide is "under serious and sustained assault." This finding is the work of the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCRIF). LOS ANGELES, CA (California Network) - A new report which examines religious oppression around ... continue reading
By Kenya Sinclair (CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
Thousands attended Donald Trump's Orange County rally - then broke out in violent protest. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The Trump rally in Costa Mesa's Orange County Amphitheater was overflowing with supporters. There were several supporters who couldn't fit ... continue reading
By Kevin J. Jones (CNA/EWTN News)
The Obama administration's new rule for faith-based partnerships has drawn various reactions: one observer warned they could cause problems for partnering religious groups, while another said the action also strengthens these groups' protections against government ... continue reading
By David Drudge (CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
Have we won the ground war in Afghanistan? According to the government reports and the media, we sure have. However, this is not what one whistleblower has said, warning as early as 2012 that the American people are being deceived by the government. LOS ANGELES, CA ... continue reading
By Kenya Sinclair (CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio's closest aides have been issued subpoenas to aid the investigation into his shady fundraising strategies. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The scandal surrounding de Blasio's fundraising has made headlines since 2014, when a leaked ... continue reading
By David Drudge (CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
Donald Trump delivered his first full speech on foreign policy and he sounded fairly presidential while doing so. Trump is not a politician by trade, but he may make an excellent president thanks to his extensive business acumen. Trump is on the path to the Republican ... continue reading
By Kenya Sinclair (CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
The race for the presidential nominee has been full of surprises as history-making events, claims of foul play, dirty dealings and controversial statements have cropped up in abundance. Candidates have, at times, been caught up in a tight race, but Tuesday's primary ... continue reading


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Elmer Eugene Gilbert Sr.
Aug. 21, 1921 — July 29, 2014
NATCHEZ — Services for Elmer Eugene Gilbert Sr., 92, of Vidalia, who died Tuesday, July 29, 2014, at his residence, will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Laird Funeral Home with the Rev. Joseph Xavier, pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church officiating.
Burial will follow Natchez City Cemetery under the direction of Laird Funeral Home.
Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home with the Rosary service at 7:30 p.m and from 10 a.m. until service time Friday at the church.
Mr. Gilbert was born Aug. 21, 1921, in Smithland, Ky., the son of Robert F. Gilbert and Docia Jane Gillison Gilbert.
He owned and operated a series of C & G Grocery Stores in Natchez and Vidalia, before retiring at age 62.
He was a boatswain's mate 2c in the U.S. Navy and a WWII veteran, serving in the Asiatic Pacific Campaign, the American Area Campaign and the Philippine Liberation Campaign on the USS Bedford Victory, which was a cargo ship carrying ammunition. He was a crane operator on the vessel.
He was the first governor of Natchez Loyal Order of Moose Lodge.
After his retirement, he operated The Nut House on his property, buying, selling and cracking pecans.
Gardening and fishing were his hobbies. His tomatoes were the talk of the town and everyone enjoyed his fried catfish, caught on trot lines in the Mississippi River.
He loved to cook for family and friends, especially roasts, fried fish, hush puppies and french fries, and he did so in his backyard kitchen. On weekends, the family enjoyed their camp at Deer Park and later on at Lake St. John.
He converted to Catholicism late in life, and he and his wife, Gilda, enjoyed visits from the pastors at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church in Vidalia.
His great joy in life was hosting a regular poker game with a group of friends who came over twice a week for more than 20 years. He played with them until two months ago.
He and his family arrived in Natchez in the late 1920s by floating down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers on a flat boat. His father had been hired to manage a cattle ranch on Giles Island.
As a high school student, he won a writing award in 1941 for his autobiography from Scholastic, a national high school weekly paper. He wrote about that raft trip, living on Giles Island, and how he and his brothers managed to get to school in Natchez, nine miles away. He graduated from Natchez High School.
Mr. Gilbert was preceded in death by his wife, Gilda Marie Murphy Gilbert; his parents; his step-father, Leroy "Red" Nottingham; and three brothers, Willard, Frank and Luther Gilbert.
Survivors include four sons, E. Eugene Gilbert Jr. and wife, Ann, of Folsom, John Gilbert of Knoxville, Tenn., Kenneth Gilbert of Baton Rouge and Casey Gilbert and wife, Darlene, of Vidalia; two daughters, Linda Gilbert Reeves of Boynton Beach, Fla. and Carol Ann Gilbert Foote and husband, David, of Ludington, Mich.; eight grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; one brother, Lee Nottingham and wife, Wendy, of Hazelhurst; two sisters-in-law, Margie Johnson Gilbert and Johnnie Ann Murphy Hinson and husband, James.
Pallbearers will be Sidney Johnson, Tommy Reid, Lloyd Gilbert, James Hinson, Evan Gilbert, Joey Gilbert, David Foote and Brent Miller.
Honorary pallbearer will be Richard Gerald.
The Gilbert family would like to thank Caring Hearts Hospice, especially manager, Mary Book and Mary Ann Clark and three family friends who helped to care for Mr. Gilbert, sisters, Cheryl and Denise Knapik and Tracey Wilson, and special friends, Rosa Warner and Amelia Floyd.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks donations be made to Caring Heart Hospice or Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church in Vidalia or a charity of your choice.
Online condolences may be made to lairdfh.com.


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A video released today in Syria shows New York-born journalist Marie Colvin being buried in a cemetery in the embattled neighborhood where she died.
Colvin's mother says in a brief telephone interview from her home on Long Island that she doesn't know what to believe.
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The man, who is unidentified but frequently appears in videos from the neighborhood, says activists decided to bury her on Feb. 27.
Colvin was killed on Feb. 22 in a government rocket attack that also killed French photographer Remi Ochlik and wounded French reporter Edith Bouvier and British photographer Paul Conroy.
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The Guglielmos are one of Northern California's oldest winemaking families, producing wine since 1925. Third-generation brothers George, Gene and Gary today produce the fruit of the vine from the family's 100-acre estate. The winery makes approximately 40,000 cases under two labels, Emile's and Private Reserve, including sparkling wines, Barbera, Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay, Syrah and Petite Sirah. Only 789 cases were made of the 2007 Private Reserve Petite Sirah. On the nose, the wine offers both white and black pepper, clove and an underlying floral note. In the mouth there are more spices, including clove and anise, along with earthy notes of cedar, tobacco, bramble and the sweetness of ripe blackberry and black currant. A hint of smoke adds intrigue to the finish. Although its flavors are not quite fully integrated, it offers sophistication and value for the price. Try it with venison in a dark berry sauce, thick, grilled steaks or, for something different, smoked bacon BLTs on whole-grain bread. The wine would also work with bittersweet dark chocolate or aged, hard cheeses.
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Price: $19
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I Dream of Geniesby Judi Fennell
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"You will want to believe in magic!" -Kerrelyn Sparks, New York Times bestselling author of The Vampire and the Virgin
"Cute, quirky, and charming...a romantic, action-packed tale!" -Jennifer Estep, author of the Elemental Assassin urban fantasy series
He needs to change his luck, and fast!
Matt Ewing would gladly hunt down a fortune in lucky pennies if he thought it would help save his business. But for all his hoping, Matt's clueless when his long-awaited lucky charm falls in his lap in the form of a beguiling genie. He just can't believe that this beautiful woman could be the answer to his prayers...
She's been bottled up for far too long!
Spending 2,000 years in a bottle would make any woman a little stir-crazy. So when Matt releases Eden from her luxurious captivity, she's thrilled to repay him by giving him the magical boost he needs...
But for all her good intentions, Eden's magical prowess is a little rusty and her magical mistakes become more than embarrassing. And though Eden knows falling in love will end her magic and immortality, she can't help but be drawn to the one man who wants her just for herself...
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Chapter 1
Scheherazade, the famed Arabian storyteller, had to come up with a thousand and one nights' worth of tales to save herself.
Eden should have it so easy. But at least her life wasn't on the line like Scheherazade's, so that was a plus. Her mind, though, was another matter. There was only so much magic a genie could do to pass three thousand years of confinement and not go mad.
Unwilling to succumb to such madness, Eden flicked her wrists and snapped her fingers, her magic sending the butterflies, hummingbirds, and twirling glass balls she'd bewitched toward the ceiling of her bottle so she could have a better view through the hazy saffron glass. The rain of yet another Pacific Northwest storm streaked the storefront display window she'd inhabited for the last forty-five years, two months, and thirteen days. If the Arabian weaver of tales had used Eden's last half century as the basis of the stories that had saved her life, the poor woman would have been dead before her first sunrise.
"Mornin', babe." Obo, the cat she'd been cursed-or blessed, depending on one's viewpoint-to share this latest part of her penance with, leapt onto the shelf beside her bottle, licking his Egg McMuffin breakfast from his whiskers. The cat was a master forager. "Whatcha lookin' at?"
"Wilson." Eden nodded to the tree in front of the store. She'd watched it grow from a sapling to its current block-the-rest-of-the-world-from-view size for so long that she'd named it.
"Kind of pitiful that you named a tree after a volleyball."
"It worked for Tom Hanks."
"Yeah, but he was stranded on a deserted island. You've got the bustle of the city and hundreds of people right in front of you to keep you company."
Hundreds of people she couldn't interact with. She was on the outside looking in-well, actually, she was on the inside and wanting to get out. But the High Master had sealed her bottle with so much magic that nothing short of an explosion would set her free.
"And me, of course." The cat winked at her, his yellow eyes against his black fur making the motion noticeable.
"You've always got me. I know I'm the bright spot in your day."
"In your dreams, Romeo."
"Speaking of lover-boy, has he been by yet?" Obo nudged the copper ashtray with the mermaid cigarette holder out of the way and curled his tail around her bottle before plunking himself onto his belly. Mr. Murphy, the store owner, hadn't shown up yet, so Obo could get away with hanging out here. Once the man did, however, all bets were off.
It was a sad state of affairs to look forward to these daily chats with Obo, who was high on her list of Least Favorite Beings ever since he'd let her take the fall for his necklace heist from Ramses II's tomb. It showed just how lonely and bored she was that she even deigned to talk to him, let alone looked forward to it. Other than her thoughts and her magic, she had only him to keep her company.
Oh, and "lover-boy" Matt Ewing. Couldn't forget him. And she didn't. He was pretty unforgettable, and heavens knew, she thought about him more than she should.
"No, he hasn't been by. I guess this weather's keeping him inside." Almost every morning, Matt jogged around the corner of the store in those tight, formhugging running clothes. The perspiration slicking his face, that sexy curling hair, the controlled, even grace of his movements had fueled her fantasies ever since Mr. Murphy had moved her glass bottle to the front window.
"Or he could have had a hot date last night and it carried over."
Eden curled her legs under her, the curly toes of her slippers catching on the piping around the edge of the new sofa. She propped her elbow on the back cushion and plopped her chin onto her palm. "Thanks, Obo. That's helpful."
The cat licked his paw and swiped it over his ear. "Just callin' it like I see it."
Eden turned to look at him, brushing a wayward hummingbird out of the way, her gold shackle, er, bracelet flashing in the lone weak beam of sunlight that somehow fought its way through Wilson's leaves and the steady rain. "And how do you see it, Obo? You've been to his house. What's his world like?"
The cat shuddered and tucked his paws beneath his chest. "A damn sight wetter than yours. You should be thankful you're in this place. It's a monsoon out there." The cat could be tight-lipped when he wanted to be. Which was often. All she asked for was news of the outside world and its people, descriptions of the smells and sounds, and the general feeling of being free to come and go as she pleased, but other than getting Matt's name out of Obo, the cat barely shared anything else. He had no idea how lucky he was to have the ability to go where and when he wanted.
She definitely didn't understand why he chose to be here. In this musty old shop, surrounded by things other people wanted to get rid of. How Mr. Murphy stayed in business was beyond her, because most of the stuff had been here as long as she had, and there certainly hadn't been any runs on antique plant stands or tarnished brass headboards.
Flicking her wrists again with the accompanying finger-snap that completed her Way of doing her magic, Eden arced a rainbow from one side of her bottle to the other, the purple ray disappearing into the shadow of the bottle's neck. The butterflies immediately began flying through it, and the hummingbirds raced along the ribbons of color that matched their wings.
She snapped her fingers again, and Humphrey poofed onto her arm like a trained parrot. The dragonlet, a baby dragon about the size of her palm and her latest "foster child," reminded her of Bogart in his early movies, with a long face, high forehead, and large eyes, hence the name, though the dragon's eyes were blue to Bogart's brown. In that, Humphrey reminded her of the High Master, but Adham was such a lofty name for such a tiny thing. And besides, like the Humphrey of those on-demand movies, this Humphrey was on loan, too-until he reached unmanageable proportions, which, with a dragon, was usually around the one month mark, meaning she had about five days left with this one before the hormones kicked in.
She stroked Humphrey's golden scales, then pointed to the rainbow. He gave her the tiniest nip on her palm-full blown dragon love could be really painful-then fluttered his little wings, his strength increasing daily. Today was probably the last day he could fly with the butterflies. The hummingbirds were fast enough to evade his beak-like jaws, but the butterflies wouldn't be a match; they'd more likely be lunch. But for today, he could play among the colors with them. Dragons loved rainbows.
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Motivated by a combination of commercial and environmental benefits, more and more farmers are looking to reduce their own farm's rising energy costs, generate additional revenues and help the environment at the same time. Since the last data was released in October 2013, 'live' planning applications in the UK have risen by around 60% to 810, driven by a wider awareness of the benefits of turbine generation.
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According to Renewable UK, An estimated 8,000 small and medium turbines over 1.5kw have been installed in the UK since 2005, quietly growing the percentage of the UK's power generated by renewables over the last decade. New data shows that in March this year the power generated by renewables overtook that made by nuclear power for the first time, a sign of things to come as the UK's wind energy sector matures.
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