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The scene opens with the Angels looking at a map of Cuba and Charlie tells them that they are going to go there to rescue a girl name Tess Walters, an American girl who has gone missing. She is among six other American girls who have been kidnapped. The Angels are to play the loud and obnoxious tourists. They fly into Havana, Cuba and go up to the Hotel Manager. He tells the Angels to leave their bags and that they will take care of them. The manager calls up someone and tells them that he has three girls for them. He pulls out three bags of cocaine. The Angels go and meet up with Bosley, who is posing as a native Cuban. He tells them that they have an inside man and his name is Santos. Suddenly the military comes in and searches the Angels' suitcases. They find the cocaine that the manager of the hotel took out of the drawer and take them away.
The Angels are taken to Prison De Val Verde, Cuba and Warden Gloria Galvez comes up and smacks Eve. Later in the yard, Santos comes up and gives them earwigs to be able to communicate. He tells that their friend got thrown into the hole. Santos gives Abby her tools. Abby asks the other two how they are going to get Tess out of the hole. Eve says that she is going to get herself and Kate thrown in too. They stage a fight and Galvez comes out with a gun and shoots it into the air. She tells the guards to send Kate and Eve to the hole and to put Abby back in her cell. After Eve and Kate are inside the cell, they find Tess. They ask what the guards make the prisoners do what they want or they kill them. The guards hear them talking and tell them to be quiet befor spraying them with a fire hose. Meanwhile, Bosley prepares to go get the Angels out of the prison and tells Santos that he will double the fee and tells him to be at the drop site. The lights go out and Bosley turns around to find Samantha Mathers, a person from Bosley's past. She is a CIA agent. She asks what he is doing in Cuba and she tells that she won't make the same mistake.
Samantha holds Bosley and he tells her that he is not a criminal anymore. She doesn't believe Bosley and he tells her that he needs to be at the drop site and says that he needs to leave. She agrees, but says that she is driving. Back at the prison, Abby manages to use her tools to pick the lock on her cell. A guard comes by and she knocks him out. Down in the hole, Abby isn't able to communicate with the other too when suddenly guards come in and tell the girls that they are "needed". However, they take the guards down and leave. Samantha and Bosley arrive at the drop site and watch Santos come out with the Angels and Tess, but he is shot. Galvez comes up and tells that they are wrong that they think that they're going to be able to break out. Samantha tells Bosley that they don't have a chance. The next day, Bosley says that they have to try to save them and Samantha says that the CIA exciled her to the worst Duty Station. They watch as Tess and the Angels are escorted to Jonathan Cartwright. Samantha says that Cartwright is a "business man" who is in leagues with bad people. She says that if she can nab him, she will have a huge case. Bosley and Samantha try to follow him, but the van that Bosley got is dead.
Cartwright and Galvez escort the women to a place where he has the woman change into nice clothing and are told that they are going to be "entertaining" other "businessmen". Tess tells the Angels to listen. Cartwright goes up to Tess and asks if she missed him. Eve tries to give herself up for Cartwright to pick, but he has eyes only for Tess. The Angels work their "magic" to blend. Meanwhile, Bosley tells Samantha about his new leaf and has Samantha says she is with them trying to help. Charlie says that he needs them at the bay soon or they are going to be stuck. Back at the party, Abby makes her "date" pass out and uses his phone to call Bosley to trace. Galvez grabs Abby and asks who she was talking to. She tells that he was passed out. She tells her to find another guy. Bosley and Samantha arrive. Back inside, Eve goes up and Kate relays that Bosley is coming. She relays the information.
Bosley and Samanthat move in and Bosley takes the guard down and takes his clothes. He goes inside and starts to fire off the gun. The Angels spring into action and Cartwright tells them to lower their guns or he will kill Tess. Eve offers herself as a hostage. The Angels are forced to leave Eve behind. They escape and Eve is taken to a cell. Cartwright tells Galvez that she is going to have to earn her share of the New Cuba and goes over to Eve. He says that he will crack her and Eve says that he can try. Kate and Abby tell the other girls and Tess that Bosley, Samantha and they are going to be back. Samantha says that the CIA would call this an acceptable loss. Samantha says that he is heroic and asks if it is about Elizabeth. He freezes and tells Samantha not to mention her name again. They go to the hotel and talk to the manager. Bosley talks to Cartwright and Cartwright already knows who they are. He says that he will make a trade. He will return Eve for Samantha.
They meet up and Abby and Kate tell Bosley that it is a good trade, but Bosley gets a good idea. He goes over to Samantha and says it is suicide. However, Samantha says that she will die for her country to be able to take Cartwight down. Bosley says that he did everything he could to save Elizabeth and she says that it is in her job description to die. They meet up with Cartwright and the make the trade. However, Samantha grabs Cartwright and puts a gun on him. He says that she has awoken a storm and they see Galvez and her men arrive. However, Galvez says that all of Cartwright's illegal doings are being broadcasted. She tells that she doesn't want to see any of them. Cartwright walks off and is put into the car. The Angels realize that Bosley cut a deal with Galvez and he says that she won't get far because he recorded the entire thing. Samantha says that she knows the right people to give it to.
The Angels get ready to go and Tess thanks Eve for helping her. She says that it is not a problem. Samantha says that Bosley has a good team and tells Bosley that she is staying in Cuba and that she busted Cuba wide open. Samantha leans in and kisses Bosley. They get back to America and Charlie tells the update of what they did and they decide to go out for Burgers and Beer. Bosely says that he and Charlie have some business to go through. Charlie says that he is glad that Samantha became an asset. Bosley says that Samantha brought up Elizabeth. Charlie says that his daughter loved him very much and that it was not Bosley's fault at all. He says that he knows and says goodbye to Charlie. The episode ends.
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28 Jan. 2008
YAMAMOTO AND ADIDAS CONTINUE Y-3 ROLL-OUTLong term partners Yohji Yamamoto Inc. and adidas AG are entering into an exclusive agreement for distribution of the collaborative Y-3 brand throughout Japan (adidas.com/y-3).
In an alliance that further cements the relationship between the two stalwarts, from this month onwards Y-3 wil be distributed through Yohji Yamamoto Inc. owned Y-3 monobrand stores as well as Y-3 shop-in-shops throughout Japan.
The Y-3 brand has seen growing success across the world, leading to international Y-3 store openings since September 2004. In Tokyo, Yohji Yamamoto's city of residence, the first Y-3 flagship store is located close to his own signature store. Additional monobrand stores opened in 2007 in Hong Kong, Beijing, Hangzhou, Miami, Paris and Manchester.
In celebration of Y-3´s first New York Store on February 6th, Yohji Yamamoto Inc. and adidas AG will hold a joint opening event on Tuesday, February 5th 2008 during New York Fashion Week.
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I'm in the process of moving there right now -- should get there Tuesday night. Going to need a bike shop that's pretty close by that I can pick up some stuff -- threadless stem, front wheel (nothing fancy), and possibly a set of bullhorns.
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Express toll lanes on Interstate 25 in Denver have drawn triple the projected number of rush-hour commuters, giving the state $60,000 a month more in toll revenue than forecast.
The popularity of the toll lanes raises the chances the lanes could be extended from the Denver area to Boulder, on U.S. 36.
Car pools and buses use the express lanes free, but solo drivers willing to pay fees also can use them.
Fees range from 50 cents to $3.25 cents depending on the time of day and are collected electronically.
Planners initially figured 500 solo drivers would pay tolls during the average weekday rush hour, bringing in about $80,000 in toll revenue.
The transportation department is eyeing at least six other highway segments in metro Denver for toll lanes.
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Menomonee Falls makes new best places to live list
Published Aug. 12, 2013
Milwaukee suburb, Menomonee Falls, ranks 28 on Money magazine's list of the best places to live in the United States.
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Milwaukee suburb, Menomonee Falls, ranks 28 on Money magazine's list of the best places to live in the United States.
Published June 9, 2013
We know the weather is getting warmer when suddenly there are more runners along the lakefront, umbrellas in backyards, beer-filled festivals and metal detectors waving across the ground. Who are these people searching for buried treasure and is it really worth their time?
Published April 4, 2013
I am one of the people in Milwaukee who doesn't mind that Summerfest chief Don Smiley makes a lot of money and I am one of a handful who knows why this is such a big story for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. The newspaper has always been obsessed with how much money people who don't work for the newspaper make. When I say "obsessed," I am not exaggerating. I have very personal experience with this.
Published Feb. 26, 2013
I noticed the $10 bill I was carrying around was getting rejected a lot by electronic cashiers. I thought it was just wrinkled; turned out it was counterfeit.
Published Dec. 7, 2012
In general, most agree with this sentiment that the holidays are about spending time with family - sharing with them stories and food. So what if you really didn't buy store-bought gifts for your family members and friends? How would they react?
Published Oct. 8, 2012
The lead item on the news this weekend was about how much money the two campaigns had raised. I was stunned, but it gave me an idea.
Published July 20, 2012
Southeastern Wisconsin business executives are more optimistic about the direction of their companies in the second half of the year than they were when the year began, according to the latest BizTimes Business Dashboard Survey.
Published March 28, 2012
Landmark Credit Union has a semi-new commercial talking about the joys of finding surprise sidewalk money (or parking structure money, or borrowed library book money). I've seen it probably a handful of times and something always felt kind of off about it. Then, last night, it hit me: I can't remember the last time I found money.
Published May 26, 2010
Weiss Ratings claims that 97 Wisconsin banks are among 2,259 U.S. banks that are still vulnerable to financial difficulties or even possible failure. Wisconsin bankers warn customers to not believe the hype.
Published Nov. 24, 2008
Riverwest proposes printing its own currency, and the idea is not only legal, but garnering national attention.
Published Oct. 23, 2008
Everyone's little uneasy about the economy right now, and likely, the first thing that's getting cut in your budget is entertainment. But before you start cutting back on juicy steaks and evenings out on the town, you may want to take a look at other things that might be cutting into your budget and stealing away your eating money.
Published July 29, 2008
Hi, my name is Judy Steffes and I'm conservative. My friends will laugh. Thrifty, tight, deep pockets and short arms; I've heard them all, but relish the challenge.
Published March 22, 2008
While everyone is talking about a possible recession, teenagers face very unique circumstances when it comes to juggling money, a job and all the other items on their plate.
Published Jan. 22, 2008
Milwaukee makes a list of 12 cities and areas on AOL's money & finance page in a story titled, "The Worst Places to Live ... Or Are They?"
Published Feb. 28, 2007
Professional athletes seem to have all the money in the world, but they don't always know what to do with it. Scottie Pippen is contemplating a comeback, which proves Patrick Ewing's point: "Sure, we make a lot. But, we also spend a lot."


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text: Home Culture Did a White Mother Lie About Black Teens Causing Son's Death? A white Georgia woman told police that two black teens shot and killed her 13-month-old son during a robbery in March, but a state forensic report raises doubts. By: Lynette Holloway Posted: Aug. 22 2013 11:28 AM 0 Thirteen-month-old Antonio Santiago pictured against the backdrop of the courtroom (HLN screenshot) Rolling Out is reporting that a forensic report may prove that a white Georgia woman, Sherry West, wrongly implicated two teens in the slaying of her son. De'Marquis Elkins, 17, and Dominique Lang, 15, were arrested and charged in the March death of 13-month-old Antonio Santiago. But their public defender, Jonathan Lockwood, uncovered some shocking evidence, the site says. She lied! The gunshot residue was found on both West and baby Antonio's father, Louis, who was initially reported no where near the crime scene. Back in March, West told police that while on her way home from the post office two black boys attempted to rob her. When she told them that she didn't have any money, they shot baby Antonio in the face, then shot her in the leg before running away. The state forensic report says, "This supports the possibility that [Louis Santiago] discharged a firearm, was in close proximity to a firearm upon discharge, or came into contact with an item whose surface bears GSR [gunshot residue]." Neither West nor Santiago has been named as a suspect in their son's murder, police say. Read more at Rolling Out. Like The Root on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. Get what we're watching delivered to your inbox everyday! Sign up for our daily video newsletter below. Powered by Livefyre 0


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Big, bulky television sets baked in the sun Tuesday in the parking lot of Cummins Engine Plant. Nearby, blue and black sturdy plastic barrels of oil and antifreeze stood as sentries near cardboard boxes filled with paper, plastic and empty Budweiser and Dos Equis bottles.
Cummins employees in yellow safety vests and work gloves unloaded a steady stream of cars, motorcycles and even scooters to collect recyclable materials including soda cans, floppy disks and microwave ovens.
Cummins Engine Plant and Tech Center employees were joining forces for a recycling event as part of the company's Environmental Challenge, a global effort that aims to improve communities, help retain employees and develop their leadership skills.
About halfway through the 12-hour event, 325 vehicles had stopped by, already surpassing organizers' expectations for the whole day — and more than doubling the response of the inaugural event in 2010.
"It's been a great showing," said Mark Slaton, a Cummins environmental engineer and one of the event's organizers.
More than 100 vehicles snaked through the parking lot in front of the big Cummins "C" Tuesday morning as Cummins employees and 15 students from Columbus East High School parried the early onslaught.
An Indianapolis company picked up the TV sets, computer monitors and other electronics, while the bulk of the rest of the collected materials was being trucked to the Bartholomew County recycling center.
Slaton said he felt good about keeping the waste off local streets, out of the landfill and out of Haw Creek or East Fork White River.
"I've got this bent against throwing stuff away in the landfill," said the Plainfield native who has worked at Cummins for 24 years.
The Cummins Tech Center team, led by Health, Safety and Environmental Leader Mark Mandel, by midday had collected 100 gallons of antifreeze and 250 gallons of oil.
About 90 percent of the oil will be reused, said Mandel, as metal cans clanged and glass bottles tinged while being dropped into nearby cardboard boxes.
"It really makes a difference," said Mandel, a London native who came to the U.S. in 1999 and has worked in Columbus for two years.
Bartholomew County Solid Waste Management District Director Jim Murray said his crews were supporting the event by providing containers and picking up the collected materials.
Murray said he especially appreciated Cummins' focus on education and hopes to see more residents routinely drop off their recyclables at the Columbus/Bartholomew Recycling Center, 720 S. Mapleton St., which is open every day except Sunday.
"The effect goes well beyond this one-day collection," Murray said.
For Cummins, the event served as a means to help clean up the community — but also to help retain employees and identify future leaders.
"For us to be successful in the long run, we need to have healthy communities," said Tobi Herron, corporate responsibility manager.
The company encourages employees to use their skills to improve the environment, but events such as the recycling effort also help create a greater attachment of the employees to their team and the community, which the company expects makes them more likely to stay with Cummins.
The employees also have to generate ideas, plan events and recruit volunteers, skills that they can employ in leadership roles.
"It's a really good way for us to see ... who are our leaders of the future," said Blair Claflin, director of sustainability communications.
Columbus native Kelly Kellems, a health, safety and environmental associate at Cummins, said she was putting in a 12-hour day for two very personal reasons.
"It gives my girls (9-year-old Lexia and 8-month-old Alivia) a cleaner environment," she said.
New and potential employees also were helping.
Seymour native Emily Bowen, who joined Cummins a month ago as a human resources administrative analyst, also had donned a safety vest and gloves to unload vehicles and sort recyclables.
The Indiana University graduate said she enjoys community service and likes that Cummins is taking its corporate responsibilities seriously.
Cummins intern Rohit Jain, an native of Agra, India, and student at the University of Michigan, where he is pursuing a master's degree in mechanical engineering, said the event was a "cool opportunity" to respond to the company's request that employees support their communities.
At the end of the year, the local recycling team will file a report about the event to compete with teams across the globe to be named among 15 winners in the company's Environmental Challenge, which was launched four years ago. Last year, four Columbus teams were named winners.
In 2010, teams completed 86 projects in 13 countries. In 2011, they finished 140 events in 21 countries, Herron said. More than 10,000 employees, or about a quarter of the company's workforce, invested 50,220 hours in the Environmental Challenge in 2011, up from 3,200 employees and 33,450 hours in 2009.
"We're on track to have another really successful year," Herron said.


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Contestants of the Epiq Bongo Stars Search who missed out during the first phase of auditions have been given another chance to record their compositions.
The special dispensation has been decided by the project's coordinator Ritha Paulsen who provided a special number to be used in an effort to assure fairness in the search prevails.
Paulsen said contestants can dial 090155100 and the auditions be recorded with remarkable ease to give judges a room to make decisions in scouting talents.
"This is the unique opportunity, which highlights the difference of this year's competitions, sole sponsored by Zantel aiming to open room to other hopefuls who missed the auditions", she said.
Paulsen said in cooperation with Zantel they will reach as many people as they could, in an effort to scout new talents.
"Our objective is to reach talented individuals wherever they are, by any means after missing the" she insisted.
The sixth edition of the music talent search expects to reach eight regions of Mwanza, Arusha, Lindi, Tanga, Dodoma, Zanzibar and Mbeya.
"We have already covered three regions of Dodoma, Lindi, and Zanzibar and this weekend we will be in Arusha", Ritha said.
Zantel's Head of Communication department, Awaichi Mawala said his firm has introduced short code number 15530 for all people interested in EBSS to subscribe and get daily updates.
"This is the special number which any one from any network can subscribe and get daily updates on where the auditions will be heading next, tips for those aspiring to participate and many more", she added.
The EBSS winner would claim 50m/- courtesy of Zantel.


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Mission Statement:
To keep Catholic education affordable. Our goals is that all the proceeds remain at St. Peters. Oktoberfest is 100% staffed by volunteers. No outside vendor is used (except for the carnival rides).
A fall festival providing a fellowship and fun for the parish and community. Volunteers needed to work a wide variety of food, crafts, booths etc. Annual fundraiser for the parish.
The 2014 Oktoberfest marks 63 year that Oktoberfest has continuously run here at St. Peters.
Experience Needed:
Frequency of Service:
Four day festival on the first weekend of October.
Ministry Contacts:
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Pueblo police have identified a woman who was shot to death early Sunday morning as 26-year-old Amanda Ann Sanchez. Three people have been arrested in connection to her death.
Police believe Sanchez was shot outside a party on the 1800 block of Mohawk Road.
She was pronounced dead at Parkview Medical Center.
Police have arrested 21-year-old Mario Bonetta, 20-year-old Liani Sandoval and 24-year-old Alvin Lark. Bonnetta has been booked for first degree murder. Lark and Sandoval have both been book on charges of Complicity to First Degree Murder.
The suspects were found by police driving near the crime scene. The possible murder weapon was also found near the site of the shooting.
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WATERFORD - As a driver, Shawn Monahan has built up a reputation over the years as one not afraid to get aggressive on the track.
But even Monahan thinks what's happened in the Limited Sportsman division at Thompson International Speedway is too much.
Monahan, 33, of Waterford, currently second in the Limited Sportsman standings at Thompson, told The Courant Saturday evening that he has decided to stop racing at the track.
"I feel like I've done a lot of growing up in the past year and a half with my mentality at the track," Monahan said.
Monahan has six victories in 13 events this year at the track and sits 54 points behind the division's leader Chris Douton.
"Threats have never been a big deal to me but in 2011 the threats have become the truth," Monahan said. "The threats were told to the proper authorities and I was always told it would be handled and it wasn't handled right. Joe Coates took me out under caution. Joey Coates threw sockets at the car when I went back out on the track. This is the same guy that blew donuts in the pits and nothing is done. It's just not a safe situation."
Monahan's two Banta Racing teammates at the track, his brother Diego Monahan and Tom Silva, will also leave the division. Monahan said he may race on at the Waterford Speedbowl for select events through the end of 2011. Silva was competing in one of the Banta Racing team cars at Waterford Saturday, finishing seventhing in the 25-lap Street Stock event.
Monahan is second the championship contending driver to quit racing in the division this year. Larry Barnett, the division's all-time winningest driver, quit racing at the track earlier this year. At the time Barnett said he was fed up with purposeful wrecking going on in the division week after week.
"Larry Barnett and I have spoken on many occasions and we may not have seen eye-to-eye on a lot of things over the years but I guess together we have both concluded that right now there are too many whack jobs on the track at one time for it even to be fun," Monahan said. "At any given point, your car can be junk. It wasn't like that two years ago. The officials really want to do the right thing. I think the whole thing has just been misjudged. I'm not even in the top five dirtiest drivers in that division and at one point I may have been the king of it. I know how to get the job done, but I don't want to ruin my name by being like those guys up there. At this point I don't blame the officials, it's the competitors that are out of control."
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Remember when it seemed that coneflowers, those old-fashioned daisy relatives, typically were rather muted in color -- perhaps a dusky rose or a subdued purple that seemed to fade with each passing day?
In recent years breeders have really turned up the heat.
Terra Nova Nurseries in Canby, Oregon, is a leader in this fiery brigade.
Last year's Echinacea newcomers from Terra Nova included the brilliant 'Tomato Soup' (with 5-inch flowers) and the aptly named orange and red 'Flame Thrower.'
Newcomers this year from Terra Nova include Echinacea 'Firebird' and 'Hot Lava.' 'Firebird' has that classic shuttlecock shape of the coneflowers, with the petals curling downward from a big cone. Badminton, anyone?
I'm also going to try Terra Nova's new coneflower 'Tangerine Dream.' It's supposed to have a strong honey scent.
Echinacea are so sturdy and simple to grow. They like a bright, moist, well-drained spot and look great in masses. They also are uncomplaining about average soil -- and attract butterflies and goldfinches. And in winter they add an attractive prickly pom-pom accent.


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Tuesday, December 07, 2010
Frolov: Happy in New York
Spent a few minutes chatting with Alex Frolov regarding the aforementioned Russian article. The left wing confirmed that he had met with coach John Tortorella but that there was nothing really to the story.
"It was a Russian guy and he asked me if I had some kind of fight with Torts, if there was some conflict going on," Frolov said. "I said, 'No.'"
"I had a conversation with Tortos but there's no fighting, no conflict going on," Frolov added. "Obviously, when you're not playing enough, you want to play more, like any player.
"It was a good conversation," Frolov said, adding he hasn't seen the Russian article or the English translation. "I'm trying to work as hard as I can. I've improved in some areas. It's a long season, there are lots of situations that can happen."
I asked Frolov if he was happy in New York.
"Yeah, I am," Frolov said. "He asked me about a trade. I said I never think about it. I've never asked for a trade. I didn't discuss it with Torts. I guess he was trying to make up a story or to find something."
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Tortorella, asked about Frolov, said he has improved defensively which, to the coach, is the most important thing if Frolov is not scoring.
"He's improved in, for me, that most important part of his game and that was defensively," Tortorella said. "Because if you're not scoring, you can't hurt the team away from the puck. I think he's improved there. I think he'll find a way. He had a couple of great chances on the power play. He had a tip when he fell on his butt there, and had a great chance in the third period on the power play. The puck's not going in for him. As I've explained to him, we want to him to continue to try and concentrate on shooting more, on being around the net more and not behind it. I don't have a crystal ball. I want him to keep trying. I want him to continue to work away from the puck or all things fall apart then. Hopefully we can grind him through it and he can find a streak, find some confidence as far as some production.
"I'm sure that plays into it," Tortorella said of Frolov's confidence. "All those goal scorers, that's how they define themselves. I'm sure he's been knocked down a little bit that he hasn't produced. It's not always our job as a coaching staff to kick people and knock them down. We have to help them, too, along the way and that's what we're going to try to do."
Meanwhile, Tortorella said today's new lines - and he said there might be new, new lines at tomorrow's practice - is an attempt to find some balance in the lineup. For instance, he loves having Ruslan Fedotenko on Brian Boyle's left wing with Brandon Prust, calling that trio the team's best line. Fedotenko, Tortorella said, leads the team in primary scoring chances while Prust is the team-leader in secondary chances. But Tortorella said he has to "rob Peter to pay Paul to get some balance."
Tortorella listed three things he wants - make that needs - to see: Consistency, defense and production.
He said he couldn't keep the Sean Avery-Erik Christensen-Marian Gaborik line together because it did not provide adequate defense, never mind that it didn't produce in its last two games together after combing for four goals and nine points in its first game together. By definition, that means the consistency and production were not there.
But Tortorella also said it can't all be framed under the banner of searching for the correct linemates to complement Gaborik. At some point, Tortorella said, Gaborik needs to make his linemates better. But Tortorella said, very plainly, it is imperative to the Rangers' success to find linemates that fit with Gaborik.
"Yes, and it's not always about helping Gabby, Gabby's got to help them, too," Tortorella said. "You talk about trading deadline, free agency, you're never locked in there, you never know where you're going to be. This is our team and we've got to be more balanced and certainly more consistent. That line simply wasn't consistent, it had one good line and really struggled and obviously hurt us in the Ottawa game. We've got to find someone and we will. Some of the onus goes on Gabby. He's that good a player to not always us finding somebody to help him, him helping the other players. He's that good. So it's a little bit of a two-way street there."
In other matters:
- Brandon Prust fell awkwardly and winced in pain as he re-aggravated his sore left shoulder. Prust said he'd be OK, it was just a stinger.
- Todd White, as expected, has cleared waivers for a third time. It just gives the Rangers some flexibility for when Chris Drury and Vinny Prospal return.
- Speaking of Drury, he was on the ice for his second practice with his teammates and participated in some line drills but soon switched to an orange, non-contact jersey. Tortorella said Drury is progressing but the coach estimated late last week Drury was still about two weeks away from returning to the lineup.
- Weird scene at the end of practice as the players went in one-on-one against the goalies. Gaborik, frustrated that he didn't score, sort of fell on top of Lundqvist inside the net and held him down, giving him a little cross-check to the back. When Gaborik finally got off the goalie, he used his own stick to flick Lundqvist's stick through the air and toward the left boards. Lundqvist was laughing about it later but admitted Gaborik was frustrated.
- Regarding Stepan getting another chance to play with Gaborik, Tortorella called the rookie the Rangers "best playmaking center."
- It was a very physical, hour-plus practice which Tortorella, at one point, stopped to yell at his players that this was a live drill and they needed to skate through and finish their checks.


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In the medieval kingdom of Cloister, earnest tenant farmer Jack (Nicholas Hoult) meets up with an adventurous princess named Isabelle (Eleanor Tomlinson). One rainy night, when Isabelle is visiting Jack, the magic beans he acquired (from selling his only horse) accidentally take root, unearthing a gnarly stalk that propels his house and the princess above the clouds into the floating realm of Gantua, which is inhabited by an ancient race of giants who are led by two-headed General Fallon (Bill Nighy and John Kassir). Down below, King Brahmwell (Ian McShane) immediately dispatches his gallant Guardians to the rescue, including brave Elmont (Ewan McGregor), wisecracking Wicke (Ewan Bremner), and Isabelle's conniving betrothed, duplicitous Lord Roderick (Stanley Tucci). As they climb into the stratosphere, they are joined by Jack in a fight that has the lumbering, cranky CGI "fee-fi-fo-fum" giants declaring vengeance on mankind. Directed by Bryan Singer, this relatively feeble adaptation is not as bad as some other recent live-action fairy tale updates (such as Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters), but it is another big-budget effort that ultimately falls short. Optional. [Note: DVD/Blu-ray extras include deleted scenes (9 min.), a gag reel (3 min.), and a bonus UltraViolet copy of the film. Exclusive to the Blu-ray release is a "Become a Giant Slayer" interactive feature, and a bonus DVD copy of the film. Bottom line: a decent extras package for an underwhelming film.] (S. Granger)Copyright Video Librarian Reviews 2011.


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How to Secure Your Toddler in a Car Seat
Stephanie Tombrello
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SafetyBeltSafe U.S.A. the national, non-profit organization dedicated to child passenger safety. Our mission is to help reduce the number of serious and fatal traffic injuries suffered by children by promoting the correct, consistent use of safety seats and safety belts.
Founded in 1980, SafetyBeltSafe U.S.A. is nationally recognized for program excellence, training, and up-to-date technical materials. We provide consultation to advocates, parents, business leaders, the media, and professionals working in the fields of health care, traffic safety, and education.
Stephanie M. Tombrello, L.C.S.W., Executive Director of SafetyBeltSafe U.S.A., has been involved in child passenger safety since 1970. While shopping for a car seat for her infant daughter, she was shocked to learn that most of the models available in stores were unsafe. Stephanie and several other early pioneers in the field successfully petitioned the federal government to require crash testing for child restraints. She also wrote the petition which resulted in the federal requirement for manufacturers to provide shoulder belts in the rear seats of all post-1989 passenger vehicles.
In 1980, Stephanie founded a grassroots organization in the Los Angeles area which evolved to become SafetyBeltSafe U.S.A. Under her leadership, the organization has become the premier resource for child passenger safety in the nation. Stephanie is a nationally certified Child Passenger Safety Technician-Instructor and was appointed in 1995 to the National Blue Ribbon Panel on Child Restraint & Vehicle Compatibility.
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- Broncos' defense makes key plays in victory against Bengals
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Great win. Tied for the division lead at 1-1. . . . But some of you have to admit that Andy Dalton looked pretty good. When it came down to crunchtime for each offense, Marvin Lewis had the rookie Dalton throwing the ball down the field. John Fox took the ball out of the veteran Kyle Orton's hands and put the ball into the hands of Willis McGahee. First-and-20 with about three minutes left and you lead by only two points and you don't let your veteran QB throw the ball once? I'm sorry, actions speak louder than words. Fox may say he believes in Orton with his words, but his actions would suggest otherwise.
— Dark Driskill
Good week to win.
Broncos WIN! The rest of the division lost. Tennessee beat the Ravens and should be ripe for the pickin' next week. Hope we bring our defense with us? Go Broncs! — Todd S.
We'll take the win.
Orton was definitely not the best QB on the field today, but a win is a win. And as others have said, I'll take it. And game balls to Matt Decker and McGahee . . . very good games from those two. — Craig E.
Injuries, schminjuries.
GUTS! We got 'em! Who says we don't have depth?
— Steven C.
Put the pieces together.
Decker! Decker! Decker! So much for McGahee being washed up. Good to see him as the feature back. . . . Knowshon Moreno should be third string. Joe Mays looked good, finally finding the ball carrier. Need some consistency in the pass defense, but you have to admit the Bengals are much improved with A.J. Green and Dalton. Next week is going to be another slugfest with the Titans!
— Captain Caveman
There's no "W" in "best."
Hmm. Last week they lost with those "best" players in the game. This week they won without them. Is there a subtle message in this?
— Ron C.
No beauty points needed.
What a much-needed, gutty win for the Broncos. Great opening drive for the touchdown and the lead. Stroke of genius by Fox to shut up the "we want Tebow" chant by playing him at receiver. Wasn't anything of beauty, but it was a game that the Broncos needed, and they took it. Congrats, Broncos!
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As the temperatures drop and we prepare ourselves for the upcoming holidays, there is still plenty to see and do around Gatlinburg. While it is tempting to stay indoors, there are a few events in the upcoming weeks that might tempt you away from a cozy fireplace. Check out the list below of upcoming winter


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I recently talked about how punk rock and sobriety had a big effect on my life, and the appeal that punk had because of its foundational ideals of acceptance of all people. Black, white, gay, straight, fat, skinny – there wasn't any room for to judge people over such superficial things.
That doesn't mean people didn't bring their own prejudices and insecurities into radical or punk communities. It's easy to say, "We stand for this," but being 'not prejudiced' against a given group or type of person isn't as simple as saying you aren't racist/homophobic/transphobic/sexist and then denying all responsibility when you end up doing or saying something which actually happens to be prejudiced.
That's because not acting or thinking in prejudicial ways is a process that evolves as we erode our own ignorance. You can be well-intentioned in your ideas and words, but that doesn't always mean you don't do or say anything that isn't offensive to someone – particularly something you have zero exposure to or experience with.
This week sees one well-known punk musician coming out in a very public way over a matter which will put a lot of these issues to the test. Tom Gabel of the band Against Me! (yeah, they spell it with an exclamation mark) has a six page interview in this week's Rolling Stone coming out as transgendered. She (Tom) will be changing her name to Laura Jane Grace and doing hormone therapy. She and her wife will remain together. It's all over the internet already, so I won't bother repeating all the same details that are available everywhere else.


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Alecia & Mike October 03, 2009
Congratulations to the bride and groom!
Our Story
Mike and I met online through eharmony. Our first date was in Omaha, we had a great time and really enjoyed spending time getting to know each other. After our first date, we started making trips between Sioux City and Lincoln to be together. The more we fell in love the harder it was to be apart. We started talking about marriage and babies in November. Mike went to the jewelry store while I was at work one of the weekends he was visiting me. The next day we went to look at rings and he picked his favorite. While we were in Colorado visiting my brother and sister in law, Mike proposed. It has been an amazing ride and I can't wait to spend the rest of my life with him.
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May 5, 2016
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LONDON | London firefighters say they have freed hundreds of people with body parts trapped in household objects in the last three years, including 18 children with heads stuck in potties or toilet seats and 79 people trapped in handcuffs.
The London Fire Brigade speculated that the popularity of the erotic novel "Fifty Shades of Grey" may account for a rise in handcuffs-related emergencies.
"I don't know whether it's the 'Fifty Shades' effect, but the number of incidents involving items like handcuffs seems to have gone up," said Third Officer Dave Brown.
Since 2010, London firefighters have treated almost 500 people with rings stuck on their fingers, nine with rings stuck on their penises, and one man with his penis stuck in a toaster.
Rescue crews also helped five people with hands stuck in shredders and 17 children with their hands trapped in toys.
The brigade released the list of incidents Monday to encourage people to be more careful. It advised people to exercise common sense — and always to keep the keys nearby when using handcuffs.
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Mailport January 2012 Issue
Mailport: January 2012
Chainplate Failures
I was prompted to send this email after seeing the photos of failed chainplates in the November 2011 and December issues. Over Columbus Day weekend, I was sailing my father's 1974 Pearson 30 to Block Island, R.I., from Newport, R.I., in the annual NYC Columbus Day race when things got exciting 3 miles south of Point Judith in 15- to 20-knot winds and 3- to 4-foot seas. I heard a loud bang, and looked up to find the jib and top half of the mast gone. The windward chainplate for the upper shroud gave way, and within the blink of an eye, the top of the mast was touching the water and the jib/headfoil were under the boat. Fortunately, no one was injured, and after about an hour and a half, we had everything back onboard and secured.
It turned out that the stainless chainplate failed due to prolonged contact with rotting balsa core in the deck, wet from chainplate leaks and somewhat concealed by the chainplate deck plate. Clearly, owners of older Pearson 30s should check their chainplates carefully, and ideally remove them for inspection and replacement. I have also seen one fail on a Pearson 30 due to metal fatigue from stress as the bulkhead the chainplate was bolted to wasn't aligned with the shroud.
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May 5, 2016
Authorities say a high speed chase in Greenville ended in death.
Police officials say they got a call of a strong arm robbery in front of the Wal-mart store in Greenville, and the description of a car leaving the scene of the crime. One of the patrolling police cars saw the vehicle that matched the description on Hooker Road and tried to pull it over, and that's when the chase started.
Officials say the fleeing car was driven by Shonte Nicole Sutton, and that she ran a stop sign and hit a car driven by Jason David Lloyd at the intersection of Howell and Evans Street. Sutton's passenger, who is unidentified at this point, was killed at the scene, while both Sutton, and Lloyd were transported to Pitt County Memorial Hospital. Greenville police are still investigating both the crash, and the armed robbery that started it all. Both Sutton and Lloyd were treated and released from the hospital.
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My build starts tomorrow- help?
Okay, so here is what I'm wanting to do. I've had a couple freshwater tanks before, and they just aren't exciting anymore. So I'm going to start my first salt water tank. After looking around for several days and doing a ton of research, I've decided that I want to build a FOWLR tank designed around a lion fish. What I need to know is what I should feed the fish, what is compatible with it, whats the minimum size tank I should get if I only put him in it, etc, etc. basically I need to know everything. I know I need to let the tank cycle, put about 1 lb of live rock per gallon in the tank, I'm also planning on using a sump that I'm going to make out of a 20G long tank, use a protein skimmer, and a couple of powerheads. Is there anything else I should have? I want to use live sand as the tank bottom, but I don't know how much I should use, if I should use anything with it, etc. Any info would be helpful, and if theres anything I should use in addition to what's listed, I would also like to know that too. Thanks to anyone that helps out!!
And the answer to your fish question. And I would not put him in anything less than a 6' long 125g tank, they get quite big.
Check these guys out: Lionfish
All of them except the Volitans and Russels can go in 50g. The smaller ones like the fuzzy dwarf could go in a pretty small tank, but it would probably get really agressive. A lion is not a fish I would suggest to be your first ever saltwater fish. I'm sure you already know they are poisonous, but there can be issues with getting them to eat. If you can't get them weaned to frozen food, live food can get expensive. As said before if you're going with a FOWLR tank you don't really need a sump, unless you want it purely for more water volume and aesthetics (so you don't have to see the skimmer, heater, etc)
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You won't believe it, but I've started back on an old project -- putting each year's worth of blog entries into a blog book with Blurb. I was seriously behind. As in three and a half years behind. But I'm excited to say that I am now nearly caught up.
In the process of creating these blog books, it's been such a pleasure to read back through entries of events and anecdotes that I've long forgotten, and the pictures make it jump off the page and come alive. It made me realize that my blogging has definitely changed over the years, and one of the ways it's changed is that I no longer share on here the daily tid-bits or hilarious quips that the kids come up with nearly as much as I used to. These are -- to steal a line from the cotton commercials -- the fabric of our lives. Perhaps it's just the way our lives have been so infiltrated by social media, but I realize that I mostly put these funny stories up on Facebook. I think I want to be more intentional though about sharing them here too because Facebook doesn't lend itself to a memorialized volume, like the blog does. So without further ado, here's a little vignette from the other day.
While I was combing Genevie's hair the following interchange ensued:
Genevie: Mom, I can't wait until I'm five and then six and then seven.
Me: Why can't you wait until you're seven?
Genevie: Becuase then I can play chest (chess). That's what it says on the box.
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I rant about new publishing platforms, why their mission statements mean nothing, how once the mainstream media gets on-board that it's all over for the 'little guys' and worst of all, how we the users stupidly get duped by them time and time again.
In addition, I quickly review Google Now for iOS, comment on the recent hands-on reviews of Google Glass, extol on the utter futility of regaining a supposedly "lost" humanity by spending a year without the internet, and rant about the haters who don't understand what Kickstarter essentially is when lauding celebrity projects.
Links from this episode:
- The Company That's Buying Up All the Key Pieces of the Online-News Ecosystem
- The Medium Compromise
- Guys Like This Could Kill Google Glass Before It Ever Gets Off the Ground
- Everything is Amazing and Robert Scoble is Happy
- Google Now on iOS is neither Google nor Now
- I'm still here: back online after a year without the internet
- Washington state slams T-Mobile for "deceptive 'No-Contract'" ads
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May 6, 2016
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Governor Henry is encouraging governors
throughout the nation to pass anti-methamphetamine legislation like
Oklahoma's landmark law.
Henry released figures Wednesday showing that Oklahoma has reduced the number of illegal meth lab seizures by almost 50 percent since the law was enacted in April.
The governor sent a letter to the nation's 49 other chief executives asking them to adopt similar laws. Henry says success in stopping the meth epidemic will require a combined effort of states limiting access to key ingredients.
The new law limits the sale of the cold medication pseudoephedrine and requires that it be sold from behind the counter in pharmacies. Pseudoephedrine is the main ingredient in making meth.
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There's a great opportunity to experience an important silent film, D.W. Griffith's "Intolerance" from 1916, with live musical accompaniment from the Baltimore band Boister at 7 p.m. Thursday at Stevenson University. It's a free event -- with advance reservations (call 443-334-2163).
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"Intolerance," considered a masterpiece of the Silent Film Era, covers an historical timeline of 2,500 years focusing on stories from the Babylonian, Judean, Renaissance, and Modern eras. Griffith constructed the film to form moral and psychological connections among each of its four stories and demonstrate the persistence of intolerance throughout time and different cultures.
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- Abstract
- Social identity theory was used to investigate the determinants of the current attitudes of 356 Australian (Melbournian) subjects toward the Gulf War. The dependent variables included a scale measuring belligerence, a scale measuring perceived justification for the Gulf War, and a short scale measuring how extensively the outcome of the war was perceived as an environmental issue. Independent variables included the concept "Australia," measured by a semantic differential scale; conservatism and liberalism, measured by Kerlinger's (1984) Social Attitudes Scale; and gender. Multiple regression analysis provided some support for social identity theory. Conservatism and liberalism, however, were the strongest predictors of attitudes toward the war. Men expressed more support for the war than women did. Participants' conservatism and liberalism were predictive of how extensively they perceived the outcome of the war as an environmental issue.
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text: 3 Sept. 17931–10 Sept. 1844.2 Farmer, shoemaker, printer, publisher.3 Born at Herkimer, Herkimer Co., New York.4 Son of John Coddington Greene and Anna Chapman.5 Married first Rhoda Young, 11 Feb. 1813.6 Moved to Aurelius, Cayuga Co., New York, 1814; to Brownsville, Ontario Co., New York, 1819; to Watertown, Jefferson Co., New York, 1821; and to Mentz, Cayuga Co., 1826.7 Member of Methodist Episcopal Church; later, member of Methodist Reformed Church. A founder of Methodist Protestant Church, 1828.8 Moved to Conesus, Livingston Co., New York, 1829.9 Moved to Mendon, Monroe Co., New York, by 1832.10 Baptized into LDS church by Eleazer Miller, Apr. 1832, at Mendon; ordained an elder by Miller shortly after.11 Organized branch of church at Warsaw, Genesee Co., New York, 1832.12 Moved to Kirtland, Geauga Co., Ohio, Oct. 1832.13 Appointed to preside over branch in Parkman, Geauga Co., spring 1833.14 Returned to Kirtland, fall 1833.15 Ordained a high priest and left to serve mission to eastern U.S., 16 Sept. 1833.16 Left to serve mission to western New York and Canada, 25 Feb. 1834.17 Served mission to eastern U.S., 1835.18 Appointed member of Kirtland high council, 13 Jan. 1836.19 Served mission to Ohio to raise funds for Kirtland temple, Mar. 1836.20 Left to serve mission to New York, 13 July 1836.21 Left to serve mission to Canada, 16 Nov. 1837.22 Moved to Far West, Caldwell Co., Missouri, 1838.23 Member of Caldwell Co. militia. Participated in battle of Crooked River, near Ray Co., Missouri, 25 Oct. 1838.24 Moved to Quincy, Adams Co., Illinois, Nov. 1838.25 Served mission to Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York, 1839.26 Moved to Nauvoo, Hancock Co., Illinois, spring 1840.27 Member of Nauvoo City Council, 1841–1843.28 Married second Mary Eliza Nelson, 6 Dec. 1841, in Nauvoo.29 Member of Nauvoo Masonic Lodge.30 Member of Nauvoo Legion, 1842.31 Served mission to Ohio and New York, Aug. 1842.32 Elected Nauvoo city marshal, Dec. 1843.33 Assessor and collector of Nauvoo Fourth Ward.34 Admitted to Council of Fifty, 26 Mar. 1844. Carried out orders of JS and city council to suppress Nauvoo Expositor press, 10 June 1844.35 Died at Nauvoo.36


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A novel, Randall Jarrell wrote, "is a prose narrative of some length that has something wrong with it."
Whether it's "One Hundred Years of Solitude" or that godawful pile of pages you've put away in a desk drawer.
Same goes for any great thing. Like a tree, for instance. There is no such thing as a perfect city tree. Street trees shed nasty pods onto the ground. Their roots punch through soil and sidewalks. They cost a lot of money to prune. Parrots perch in them to do their nasty business and howl.
And yet where would our world, most especially our urban world, be without them? Hot, flat and crowded with sweating, sunbaked pedestrians, that's where we'd be. Ugly. Bare. From downtown to every residential neighborhood in the city, trees - big, beautiful, pain-in-the-rear trees - define Pasadena.
Pasadena now wants to remove more of its best, most important trees, the magnificent, shade-giving ficus that line Colorado Boulevard and replace them with scrawny gingkos and fan palms.
The last time this scam was pulled was in Old Pasadena more than a decade ago. For the merchants, the excuse then wasn't dropping berries, raised sidewalks or roots in sewer pipes. It was trees blocking store signage. There were protests. Guess who won? The "spindly" trees were planted, as one comment poster on our Web site has it. Compare the shade there to Colorado in Lamanda Park, or to Green Street east of Lake, with their elegant, cooling canopies. Look at the ficus out in front of the Star-News. They're high enough that all branches are above the commercial signage.
What's next, chop down the camphors on Prospect for the sin of their leaves' pungent smell, ax the jacarandas on Washington and on Del Mar because those purple spring flowers cause a mess?
Three cheers to Councilman Sid Tyler for his lone vote against the buzzsaws and bogus replacements. Bronx cheers to the rest for the desertification of Colorado Boulevard.
Indie 103.1 went dead Thursday, or rather went cumbia, leaving the commercial radio dial in these parts bereft of anyone who'd cue up Radiohead in the afternoon or the Stooges in the morning. That leaves us with The Sound at 100.3, now on a Cars and Steely Dan binge after its early-on Talking Heads fixation. Though I am listening in the office to "Personality Crisis" at Indie's still-extant Web stream ... Wine dude Mike Farwell and caterer Barbara West are throwing a Pinot and Chardonnay festival Saturday night at the soon-to-open Noir Cafe, 50 N. Mentor Ave. in Pasadena, pouring bottles of Sea Smoke and Williams Selwyn, among others, with Sonoma-style barbecue to unwet your palate. Tickets at door or www.mikefarwell.com ... Deb Swartz is taking your family recipes at www.oldtowncookingschol.com for possible inclusion in "One City, One Cookbook." The Wilson shrimp al mojo de ajo or my great-grandmother Boots' sugar cookies? I'm thinking, I'm thinking ...
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A common contemporary understanding of social justice assumes large government solutions. Actually government is far from the most effective agent in producing social welfare. Healthy families best serve this necessary social role. Focus on the Family's nearly four decades-long work to strengthen families is not just about morality or traditionalism. It includes elevating the personal and social well-being of children, women and men by working to promote a culture of thriving families.
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In explaining how powerful healthy families are in preventing these and other serious social problems, America's dean of social scientists, James Q. Wilson, chides his fellow sociologists regarding the strength of the evidence, saying it "is so powerful that even some sociologists believe it." 1
"The proliferation of single-parent households accounts for virtually all of the increase in child poverty since the early 1970s." 2
1) Finish high school2) Marry before having children3) Marry after the age of 20Only 8 percent of people and their children who do these are poor, while 79 percent of those who fail to do these are impoverished!
Dr. Galston, while helping President Clinton in his first presidential campaign, explained:
"It is no exaggeration to say that a stable, two-parent family is an American child's best protection against poverty." 3
A child living with two married parents is significantly more than three times less likely to be living in poverty than a child living with either a single, or cohabiting mother or both unmarried biological parents. 4
"We have too many children in poverty in this country and everybody should be ashamed, but don't tell me it doesn't have a little to do with the fact that we got too many daddies not acting like daddies. Don't think that fatherhood ends at conception. I know something about that because my father wasn't around when I was young and I struggled."
Justice and care for others are not liberal or conservative values. They are fundamental Christian qualities, as we are clearly commanded to seek justice and work for the betterment and care of our neighbors.
The LORD loves righteousness and justice; the earth is full of his unfailing love. (Psalm 33:5)
He has told you, O man, what is good;And what does the LORD require of youBut to do justice, to love kindness,And to walk humbly with your God? (Micah 6:8)
"The most important [command]," answered Jesus, "is this … 'Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength.'The second is this: 'Love your neighbor as yourself.' There is no commandment greater than these."
Family is the first institution God gave humanity. No surprise then that it is the best mechanism for improving human thriving and the establishment of justice.
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Not long ago we received an email from a Lands' End fan named Jack Viorel. He wanted to share some pictures of his daughter loving her Lands' End Squall jacket. In his email, Jack also mentioned he runs a small surf school called Indo Jax Surf School.
As big fans of all things aquatic, we wanted to see what Jack was up to. While "surfing" around his website, we were inspired on many levels. And especially at Jack's motto.
"We are nothing if we don't give back!"
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Last year, Jack and his daughter, Gabby, traveled the world (all 4 oceans!) providing free surf camps for children in need (or with special needs). They worked with orphaned children in India, blind children in Wrightsville, NC., autistic children in Northern Cali, and refugees in Northern Norway – to name a few.
And yesterday we received another email from Jack and Gabby. They recently returned from their 4th trip to India.
"We surfed with nearly 100 orphan girls this year from 4 orphanages on both the west and east coasts of India."
It sounds like the 2013 surf season is officially here for Jack and Gabby and we look forward to hearing more about their coastal endeavors throughout the next few months.
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New information has been released Friday about the grusome discovery of a mother and two children found dead in their Colorado Springs home earlier this month. Investigators now say it's a case of murder-suicide.
Investigators say 38-year-old Rene Ogden shot her 13-year-old twins, Chase and Olivia, in the head before turning the gun on herself.
The three bodies were found inside their home on the 1900 block of Essex Lane in Colorado Springs, just east of Constitution and Chelton on October 4.
Police say Tommy Ogden came home from work around 3:20 p.m. to find his wife dead from a gunshot wound to the head. When police arrived, they made the "gruesome" discovery of the two teenagers in separate areas of the home.
Autopsies showed Rene died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. Autopsies of Olivia and Chase show they died from gunshot wounds to the head and the manner of death was homicide.
For weeks, investigators did not speculate on whether or not Rene was the one to pull the trigger in her children's murders. Police now say based on DNA and firearm analysis, the evidence indicates that Rene shot her two children and then shot herself.
The father, Tommy Ogden is a former Fort Carson soldier, and has served two deployments in Iraq.
Chase and Olivia were students at The Galileo School of Math and Science in District 11. Both were absent from school on the day they were discovered dead. Both children had forms of Autism.
Olivia and Chase's homicides are the 20th and 21st in the city in 2010.
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