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Pope Francis, celebrating his first Christmas as leader of the world's 1.2 billion Roman Catholics, has urged people to open up their hearts to God, as Christians in the Middle East held celebrations despite unrest in some nations.
Francis, who last March became the first non-European pope in 1,300 years, celebrated a solemn Christmas Eve Mass on Tuesday for some 10,000 people in a packed St. Peter's Basilica as hundreds of others watched on mega-screens in the square outside.
"If we love God and our brothers and sisters, we walk in the light; but if our heart is closed, if we are dominated by pride, deceit, self-seeking, then darkness falls within us and around us," the 77-year-old Argentinean said in Vatican City.
Francis, who celebrated the Mass with more than 300 cardinals, bishops and priests, urged people not to be afraid to reach out to God.
"Do not be afraid! Our Father is patient, he loves us, he gives us Jesus to guide us on the way which leads to the promised land. Jesus is the light who brightens the darkness. He is our peace," he said.
The great bells of the basilica, the same that rang to announce his election on March 13, sounded when the Sistine Chapel Choir intoned the Gloria, a prayer which starts with the words the Bible says angels sang on the night Jesus was born in the West Bank town of Bethlehem.
Remembrance in Bethlehem
From this holy place, we remember all the adversities in our world: from civil wars in Africa to the typhoon in the Philippines, the difficult situation in Egypt and in Iraq, the tragedy playing out in Syria.
Patriarch Fuad Twal
In Bethlehem itself, Jerusalem's Latin patriarch Fuad Twal celebrated a midnight mass attended by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.
Thousands of pilgrims and tourists made their way past Israel's controversial separation wall to reach the Palestinian West Bank town.
In a homily delivered at the Christmas Eve mass, Twal called for a "just and equitable solution" to the decades-old Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Twal, himself a Palestinian, also expressed sympathy for the plight of the Palestinians, particularly families with relatives imprisoned by Israel or those who have suffered as a result of the conflict with Israel.
In order to enter Bethlehem, Twal's motorcade too had to cross through the hulking concrete wall that Israel built during the Palestinian uprising. It took him nearly 90 minutes to make the short trip to the Church of the Nativity compound.
"From this holy place, we remember all the adversities in our world: from civil wars in Africa to the typhoon in the Philippines, the difficult situation in Egypt and in Iraq, the tragedy playing out in Syria," he said.
Christmas in Syria
In Syria, Christians were marking Christmas Eve in a subdued fashion as their country is engulfed by civil war.
Christians in Damascus prayed for an end to the nearly three-year conflict that has left tens of thousands of people dead.
The Orthodox Patriarch of Antioch John X asked for mercy for the war-torn country.
The celebration came just two days after a series of air strikes bombarded the city of Aleppo, killing scores of people, including children.
Syria's Christian community, about 10 percent of the population, is wary of the rising power of Islamist groups within the rebel movement.
A small percentage of Christians so far have taken up arms in the civil war that broadly pits minorities, in particular Assad's Alawite sect, an offshoot of Shia Islam, against the Sunni Muslim majority.
Iraq sees rare mass
In Iraq, Christians celebrated their first Christmas Eve midnight mass in Baghdad since 2003, taking advantage of intensive security measures in capital.
Dressed in their best clothing, men, women and children attended prayers at a special service in western Baghdad's Church of Mar Youssef.
But on Christmas Day, a car bomb exploded near a church in Baghdad as Christians celebrated Christmas Day, killing at least 14 people, police and medics said.
Father Bios Kashok, who led prayers at the Christmas Eve service, said he prayed for continued peace and security, bemoaning the departure of so many worshippers.
"I wish that our people remain steady and remain in their land because immigration is not a solution. Emptying the country is a hard decision and it is a blurring of an identity, it means the death of our existence. As Christians, our existence is a sign of peace," he said.
Festivities have been overshadowed in recent years as targeted attacks on the Christian community forced thousands to flee a country where Christians once numbered about 1.5 million. A Christmas mass service in 2010 was cancelled after Christians received threats by al-Qaeda in Iraq.
Source: Agencies
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Scientists tracked 400 banded mallards released on Long Island
Research by ESF graduate student Carrie Osborne was highlighted in The Wildlife Professional, a publication of The Wildlife Society.
Osborne's research focused on captive-bred mallards that are released on privately owned shooting preserves across the United States. These preserves release hundreds of thousands of captive-bred birds each year; many of the birds are quickly killed by hunters but a large percentage are not.
To understand the population impact of these releases, Osborne and colleagues Bryan L. Swift EFB '77, the game bird unit leader for the New York Department of Environmental Conservation Bureau of Wildlife; and Guy Baldassarre, a Distinguished Teaching Professor at ESF, tracked 400 banded, captive-bred mallards (Anas platyrhynchos) that were released in eastern Long Island between 2006 and 2008. Eighty of the birds were fitted with radio transmitters.
The Wildlife Professional reported that in a paper in Human-WildlifeInteractions (v. 4/2), the authors note that although roughly half of the birds died within the first four weeks after release-11 percent killed by hunters-those that survived often thrived, with 25 percent of all released mallards surviving 10 months after release. Many settled in park areas, fed by members of the public. And many also lingered in areas where wild ducks lived, opening the possibility for captive-bred mallards to transmit diseases to native waterfowl.
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NextGen Healthcare Information Systems, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Quality Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: QSII) and a leading provider of healthcare information systems and connectivity solutions, announced today it has entered into a 10-year agreement with Capital Women's Care, LLC to continue providing revenue cycle management (RCM) services for long-term financial sustainability and growth.
As a NextGen Healthcare client since 2002, Capital Women's Care, one of the largest private OB/GYN practices in the mid-Atlantic region with 45 locations and 178 providers, has utilized unparalleled revenue cycle services and technology to optimize the patient experience and more effectively coordinate care through synchronized clinical, administrative and revenue processes, which results in improved outcomes.
Under the new long-term agreement, Capital Women's Care will continue to leverage NextGen RCM Services to optimize their use of the NextGen® product suite with best practice billing and collection services, eligibility verification services, denial management, account management and data analytics. Furthermore, Capital Women's Care will utilize NextGen RCM services to further support their business and position the organization for continued growth and financial sustainability.
"In the healthcare industry, proper reimbursement for healthcare services is crucial to the financial stability of any business, and there is simply too much at stake to let administrative burdens hamper our organization's ability to practice medicine and financially thrive," said Debbie Redd, president and chief executive officer for Capital Women's Care.
"We are committed to retaining the expertise needed to leverage IT Technology to streamline the revenue cycle, enhance cash flow and remain competitive. With AR days consistently under 20 for the practice -- significantly below historic highs -- we have seen dramatic results partnering with NextGen for our revenue cycle management function and anticipate seeing more. Partnering with NextGen allows us to focus on the front end processes as they focus on the back," said Redd. "We are thriving in healthcare today because RCM Services handles the business side of our practices while our doctors focus on what they do best -- patient care."
"The evolution to value-based medicine places an emphasis on revenue cycle management services that can efficiently manage the business of transforming patient care into positive financial outcomes and we are pleased that Capital Women's Care has placed their confidence in us," said Monte Sandler, executive vice president of NextGen RCM Services. "The continued success realized by Capital Women's Care demonstrates our commitment to optimizing revenues by employing the right people, processes and technology. We look forward to building on these achievements and helping Capital Women's Care continue to navigate the ever-changing healthcare environment over the next 10 years."
About Capital Women's Care, LLC.
Based in Folton, Md., Capital Women's Care is one of the largest private OB/GYN practice in the mid-Atlantic region. With 45 locations - which include 178 physicians, nurse practitioners and midwives - the practice offers obstetrics and gynecology services in Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia. For more information, visit http://www.cwcare.net/.
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NextGen Healthcare Information Systems, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Quality Systems, Inc., provides integrated clinical, connectivity and financial solutions, including revenue cycle management services for ambulatory, inpatient and dental provider organizations. For more information, please visit www.nextgen.com and www.qsii.com. Follow NextGen Healthcare on Twitter at www.twitter.com/nextgen, Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/NextGenHealthcare or LinkedIn at http://www.linkedin.com/company/nextgen-healthcare-information-systems.
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Two people were injured after a scaffold collapsed amid heavy winds in Guigang City, southwest China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region on Wednesday.
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Alberta wildfire:Two die in a car accident in the rush to flee the flames
Alberta wildfire claims first victims State of emergency is declared *1600 builings destroyed by flames A massive wildfire in Alberta, Canada which has forced the evacuation of all 88,000 pe
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Two Respected Nuclear Engineers Have A Minor Scuffle
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Is the Lady in Pink haunting Pollard House the ghost of Sarah Pollard herself, or the kindly cookie-baking housekeeper? Mystery Inc. and a reality TV crew have competing theories, but Shaggy and Scooby are sticking around for the baked goods!
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Consoles were once exclusively home to big-budget full-price games, but today it's different. The Xbox One has plenty of excellent free-to-play games; here are our favorites.
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Try using Esther rather than Nimrod
It has been 10 years since my maternal grandmother died. I remember her as delightful, encouraging and opinionated. Grandma was fond of using biblical terminology to describe people she didn't like: "Oh, he's a real Judas, that one!" referring to Judas Iscariot, the treasurer of the original disciples of Jesus who betrayed Jesus' identity for 30 pieces of silver. Clearly, to be referred to as "a Judas" is quite a verbal slam.
Grandma also was heard to refer to certain women as "Jezzies." A Jezzy, to my grandmother, was a schemer, a conniver, a person not to be trusted. Jezebel was the celebrated queen of the old northern kingdom of Israel, the wife of King Ahab, circa ninth century B.C.E. First and Second Kings tells her tale.
According to these books, Jezebel is revealed as quite a gal. She turns her husband, the king, away from the Israelite God and toward the Phoenician god Baal -- which in turn leads to idol worship and ritual sexual immorality. She has the prophets of Israel's God, Yahweh, slaughtered. When Ahab dies, she connives to rule the kingdom through her son, Ahaziah. When Ahaziah is killed, she exercises power through the next in line, son Jehoram.
In time, Jezebel is tossed out a window, trampled by horses and eaten by dogs (2 Kings 9:30-37). To call a woman a Jezzy, then, is far from a compliment.
One name Grandma didn't use, to the best of my knowledge, is Nimrod. Even though this was not part of my ancestor's war chest of put-downs, I've heard that appellation all of my life. Nimrod, too, has a biblical foundation. He is first mentioned in Genesis 10 as the great-grandson of Noah. Nimrod is called a "mighty hunter" and was a king over Shinar.
It was in Shinar that the fabled Tower of Babel was built. Babel is the most famous failed construction project in human history. Although the Bible does not state this explicitly, the doomed Babel job came during Nimrod's tenure and he, historically, gets the blame. Nimrod, through the ages, is a name that has come to mean a rather hapless figure -- a person both silly and foolish.
Naturally, there are biblical names with positive connotations: Ruth, Naomi's ever-faithful daughter-in-law; Esther, the fabled Jewish queen who saves her nation from extermination; Jeremiah, the prophet who believes, despite what the evidence may show, that God will restore the land as he promised; Barnabas, the noteworthy man of encouragement and onetime companion of St. Paul.
Wouldn't it be great to trot out these positive biblical monikers and start applying them to people?
Rather than call someone a Judas, a Jezzy or a Nimrod, why not find someone whose life demonstrates the necessary qualities and honor them with a different biblical reference?
"Hey, you've got the courage of Esther!" "You know, you're a modern-day Ruth!" "Thanks for being such a Barnabas to me." "Your vision makes you a modern-day Jeremiah."
Of course, using such names with someone may trigger on-the-spot Bible study. There's never anything wrong with that.
Jeff Long is pastor of Centenary United Methodist Church in Cape Girardeau. Married with two daughters, he is of Scots and Swedish descent, loves movies and is a lifelong fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers.


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We started to get a little wind maybe 10 to 15mph and it has been raining moderate for the past 45 min or so, then,
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A spokeswoman for volunteer-run Christchurch advocacy group Insurancewatch.org.nz said the profit was exorbitant.
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Labour earthquake recovery spokeswoman Ruth Dyson said IAG NZ's profit would inspire a mix of relief and anger in those still waiting for settlements.
"It will be a great relief to people who are assuming the reason they have not received their settlements is because the company has run out of money. We don't want [IAG NZ] to go broke, because we want them to settle all their claims," Dyson said.
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IAG NZ chief executive Jacki Johnson was unavailable for an interview yesterday, but has previously said she could not promise premiums would not continue to rise.
The company was mindful of the affordability of insurance but had to price correctly for the risks it faced, she said. In a statement yesterday, Johnson said the underlying profitability was expected to remain strong as IAG focused on "improving operational efficiencies". Settling Canterbury earthquake claims continued to be the most pressing priority.
As at June 30, IAG had completed more than $3.3 billion of settlements, representing about 58 per cent of all claims. The firm said it expected all residential rebuilds would be under way by the end of next year, but pushed out its completion date to mid-2016.
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I like and respect Paul Baumann, and it is in part because of this respect that I find the editorial response to the Bishops' religious-freedom statement by our friends at Commonweal to be disappointing. As I noted earlier, I believe that the charge that the statement is or can reasonably be perceived "partisan" misses the mark. (For more on this point, see Rob Vischer's recent post.) I also note -- by way of disclosure, and not as a claim to any authority -- that I serve as a lay consultant to the Committee that produced the statement.Let's start with common ground: The cause of religious freedom, and the Bishops' efforts to stir Americans generally, and Catholic specifically, to a renewed appreciation for the importance of that cause, are not well-served -- they are undermined -- if the cause or these efforts are perceived as merely partisan, or as election-season ploys to help one "side" in the election. So, those who are committed to this cause, including the Bishops', should take special care to avoid saying or doing things that could, in the minds of reasonable people of good will, feed such a perception. In my view, the Statement does take appropriate and commendable care in this regard. It emphasizes that the cause of religious freedom should not be, and should not be regarded as, a partisan issue; it cites examples of threats to religious freedom coming from both the "right" and the "left; and it insists that -- in accord with the Council's Declaration -- religious freedom is the dignity-based right of all human persons, because they are persons. Suggestions that Muslims or others are omitted from the Statement's concern are not plausible (even though it seems fair to note that the Statement could have been improved by noting the troubling interest, in some jurisdictions, in "anti-Sharia" laws. Rob Vischer's recent First Things essay on these laws is important.)In Paul's view, my impression that the critical reactions to the Statement seem more "partisan" than the Statement itself reflects a "tiresome rhetorical tactic." While, because of my respect for him, I regret being tiresome to him, I continue to believe that at least some of the accusations that the Bishops' religious-freedom efforts, and the Statement in particular, are "partisan" reflect something of a double-standard, and a selective concern about the Bishops' interventions in public-policy matters. As Rob suggests, it does not seem right or fair to say that the Bishops' responsibility to avoid diluting their witness and voice by engaging, or even appearing to engage, in (low) politics requires them to avoid addressing matters they otherwise would and should address simply because of the timing (i.e., it's an election year) or because the matter in question is associated (at the moment) with one political party. The Bishops are not criticizing the Administration because they oppose President Obama generally (and certainly not because they have any particular loyalty to or affection for Republicans) but because it was this Administration that, for example, filed the extremely troubling brief in Hosanna-Tabor.
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An international trade union group has claimed that 4,000 migrants workers are likely to die as Qatar gears up for a construction frenzy ahead of the 2022 World Cup tournament.
The International Trade Union Congress (ITUC) has claimed at least 500,000 extra workers are set to be called on to help complete stadiums, hotels and infrastructure in time for the World Cup kick off.
In comments published by the UK's Guardian newspaper, the ITUC claimed the annual death toll among labourers in the Gulf state would rise to 600 a year unless government makes urgent reforms.
The paper said the ITUC has based the estimate on current mortality figures for Nepalese and Indian workers who form the bulk of Qatar's 1.2 million-strong migrant work force.
The warning comes just a couple of days after a Guardian investigation revealed that 44 Nepalese workers died between June 4 – August 8 this year, around half from heart failure or workplace accidents.
The Indian ambassador in Qatar has said 82 Indian workers died in the first five months of this year, the paper added.
Sharan Burrow, the general secretary of ITUC, was quoted as saying: "Nothing of any substance is being done by the Qatar authorities on this issue.
"The evidence-based assessment of the mortality rate of migrant workers in Qatar shows that at least one worker on average per day is dying. In the absence of real measures to tackle that and an increase in 50 percent of the migrant workforce, there will be a concominant increase in deaths.
"We are absolutely convinced they are dying because of conditions of work and life. Everything the Guardian has found out accords with the information we have gathered from visits to Qatar and Nepal. There are harrowing testimonies from the workers in the system there.
"The 2022 World Cup is a very high profile event and should be implemented with the very highest standards and that is clearly not the case."
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1. At a press conference Wednesday, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett announced his lawsuit against the NCAA over the Penn State sanctions implemented after assistant coach Jerry Sandusky's sex scandal.
NCAA's punishment included stripping the football team of 14 victories under head coach Joe Paterno and fining Penn State University $60 million, which will go toward programs that prevent child sexual abuse.
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RALEIGH, N.C. -- Anne Graham Lotz says she doesn't have the gifts that made her father the 20th century's most famous evangelist.
And she never sought the mantle that brother Franklin has taken, leading the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association into the 21st century. Yet the revival speaker from Raleigh has still followed her father and brother into the family business -- with her own style.
"There are a lot of people who feel like I do," she said. "They're longing for a fresh touch from God."
Holding meetings in large arenas, writing books and speaking at venues such as the United Nations and the National Cathedral, Lotz's ministry is slowly becoming a force in the American evangelical movement -- and she has become something of a trailblazer.
"What she has done at some degree is broken down the gender barrier in evangelicalism, (though) not completely," said Randall Balmer, a Barnard College professor and expert on the evangelical movement. "Her name makes that possible."
While Lotz has carved out her own ministry, being the second child of Billy and Ruth Graham has helped her gain attention and access to events where she might otherwise not have been on the speakers' list.
Her preaching inflections, sharp business suits and polished looks remind revival participants of her father's persona during his crusading heyday. Lotz shies away from such comparisons.
"I don't think anybody will ever be like Daddy," she said.
Lotz said she's never sought the spotlight: She holds meetings only in places where she's been invited, and after prayer, where she says God has told her to go.
"When I get up on the platform in the arena I'm not pointing my finger at them and telling them what they need," Lotz said in an interview peppered with biblical references. "I'm telling them where I've been and this is what I need and it makes a difference.
Lotz's message is one that conservative Christians -- particularly women -- say they can relate to.
In the late 1990s, Lotz said, her aging parents had health setbacks, her son was diagnosed with cancer and her husband's dental office burned to the ground. The weight of her family troubles and job took a toll on what she calls her personal relationship with God.
"Under all the pressure, I just wanted him in a clearer, simpler, more satisfying, deeper way," Lotz said. "That began to be my heart's cry."
That cry led her to study the Bible and write the book, "Just Give Me Jesus," a study of the New Testament Gospel of John. That, in turn, led to revival meetings, at which Lotz preaches to crowds she says want a similar relationship with God.
"She is a compelling communicator," said Leigh O'Dell, director of a Lotz revival last month in Raleigh. "She presents the message that God has given her in a powerful way."
Lotz, who turns 54 this month, got married at 18 to a former University of North Carolina basketball player, Danny Lotz.


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