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May 29, 2016
The Justice Department is appealing a judge's decision lifting all age limits on the Plan B morning-after birth control pill and a cheaper generic.
The federal government says the judge who issued the ruling had exceeded his authority and that his decision should be suspended while the appeal is underway.
U.S. District Judge Edward Korman of New York had given the Food and Drug Administration until Monday to lift all age limits on Plan B and cheaper generic. The judge mandated that emergency contraception be sold just like aspirin.
On Tuesday, the FDA said anyone 15 or older could begin buying one brand, Plan B One-Step, without a prescription -- two years younger than the current age limit of 17.
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My name is Taka. I am the owner of TAKA, Japanese restaurant in Buckhead, Atlanta, USA.
I opened this small place in 2002.
Restaurant business is drama without script. It is fun and stress. But the word of "Thank you. It was delicious." is everything. It is encouragement, reward, vitamin for tomorrow. I write my everyday's drama here.
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Who May File a Petition? | What Assessment May Be Reviewed? | When and Where Must the Petition Be Filed? | Procedural Steps for SCAR
A SCAR petition may be filed by any property owner who:
- was aggrieved by an assessment;
- owns and occupies a one, two, or three family residence that is used exclusively for residential purposes or owns an unimproved lot that is not of sufficient size as determined by the assessing unit to contain a one, two or three family residential structure; and
- has filed a written complaint with the Board or ARC.
The only condominiums that qualify as property subject to a SCAR proceeding are: (1) owner-occupied condominiums used exclusively for residential purposes that are located in Nassau County and New York City and are designated as "Class One" property, (Real Property Tax law "RPTL" §1802 [1]) and (2) owner occupied condominiums used exclusively for residential purposes that have been designated in the "homestead" class in jurisdictions outside Nassau County and New York City.
Petitions may be completed by the property owner or by a hired representative. If a representative files the petition, the property owner must complete the "Designation of Representative" section of the petition.
What Assessment May Be Reviewed?
Only assessments on the current final assessment roll completed and filed by the assessor may be reviewed. The right to review is based upon the timely filing of a written petition. A separate petition must be filed for each separately assessed lot, parcel, piece or portion of property (see RPTL §§730[5], 102[11]). The reduction requested can not be more than the reduction that the property owner requested in the grievance filed with the Board or the ARC. For properties having an equalized value of $450,000 or less, the amount of reduction in assessment sought in the SCAR proceeding is only limited by the amount of the reduction sought in the grievance before the Board or ARC. If the equalized value of the property exceeds $450,000, the requested reduction may not exceed 25 percent of the final assessment, or the reduction sought in the grievance before the Board or ARC, whichever is less.
When and Where Must the Petition Be Filed?
The original petition and two copies of the petition must be filed with the Clerk of the county in which your real property is located, within 30 days of the filing of the final assessment roll for your assessing unit. Your petition must be accompanied by a $30 filing fee and should include support for the petition. The failure to timely file the petition may result in the dismissal of the claim.
Towns and villages are separate assessing units. Therefore, if the property is located in a village, filing a petition with respect to the town assessment or the village assessment will not affect the assessment by the other jurisdiction.
- The assessing jurisdiction must first publish of the tentative assessment roll
- Property owners must appear before the Board or the ARC on Grievance Day (which is scheduled by the assessing jurisdiction) to exhaust all others remedies prior to filing a SCAR petition
- The assessing jurisdiction publishes the final assessment roll
- The petitioner files the original petition and two copies of the petition with the County Clerk within 30 days of the filing of the final assessment roll, and pays a $30.00 filing fee
- The petitioner serves by regular mail (unless otherwise specified herein) copies of the
SCAR petition on the Clerk of Assessing Unit named in the petition (only certified
mail, returned receipt requested or personal service), the Assessor or Chairman of the Board of Assessors, Clerk of the School District, County Treasurer, and the Clerk of the
Village (if necessary), within 10 days of filing with the County Clerk
- The County Clerk retains 1 copy of the SCAR petition and forwards 2 copies to the Supreme Court SCAR Clerk
- The Supreme Court SCAR Clerk retains 1 copy of the SCAR petition and forwards 1 copy of the SCAR petition, 3 decision forms and a notice of appointment to serve for however many cases have been assigned, to the SCAR Hearing Officer (Note: this step may vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction). The SCAR Hearing Officer reviews the cases for conflicts of interest, such as family or business relationships. If a conflict exists, he or she must contact the Supreme Court SCAR Clerk and the case will be reassigned.
- Unless the hearing has already been scheduled by the Supreme Court SCAR Clerk, the SCAR Hearing Officer schedules and hears cases within 45 days after the final day for the filing petitions (RPTL §732[1]). If the SCAR Hearing Officer is scheduling the hearing, he or she must contact both parties and give at least 10 days notice (see Uniform Rules for Trial Courts [22 NYCRR] §202.58[e][4]). If an evening hearing is requested, it must be granted unless an extraordinary circumstance exists (see Uniform Rules for Trial Courts [22 NYCRR] §202.58 [e][4]).
- The SCAR Hearing Officer renders his or her decision within 30 days of the hearing. The signed decision form constitutes a judicial order and copies must be mailed to:
1. The Petitioner or Designated Representative;
2. Clerk of the Assessing Unit - this is only notification they get that there is a change in the assessment;
3. The Clerk of each Tax District named in the petition; and
4. The Supreme Court SCAR Clerk.


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Single storm cover for your hammerhead stroller.
Not currently available in this region.
hammerhead storm cover is HOT! because:
- venture out, whatever the weather!
- smart custom fit design for airflow & breathability
- waterproof - don't let the risk of rain stop you!
- dry & demist - fancy that!
- main seat coverage only
- compatible with your hammerhead stroller only


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"Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death,
I will fear no evil,
for you are with me…"
Psalm 23:4
This summer, I had the privilege of meeting Dr. Greg Harris and his wife, Betsy, while I was taking classes at The Master's College in California. After speaking to them for only a few minutes, I was struck by how kind and gracious they each were. Only later would I learn about some of the amazing work God has done in the Harrises' lives through times of great suffering and darkness. Dr. Harris has described some of their story in his book on suffering and the sovereignty of God entitled The Cup and The Glory.
In the introduction of his book, Dr. Harris describes how a simple lesson he attempted to teach his young daughter, Lauren, would soon be used by God to teach him far more about trust and obedience than he would ever have imagined. When Lauren took some candy from his desk without asking, Dr. Harris required that she return it saying, "Place them both in my hands." He continues the story:
Little did I realize what I was trying to teach our children would in just a few hours be thrust on Betsy and myself as our heavenly Father would call for the same obedience from us. Having informed those at the Wednesday service of the serious problems in Betsy's pregnancy, problems discovered only on the previous day, and having been comforted by the love and support of these cherished friends, we moved in a dazed stupor as Betsy unexpectedly went into labor later that very night. As we rushed to the hospital about midnight, we knew the situation was quite grim for the identical twin girls she was carrying. As Lauren's earlier, my response was quite reluctant. Even at the hospital when we first received the news the babies yet to be born would not live, I still expected deep inside if I gave the twins to God, then He would give them back to me. Until the nurses gently wrapped the first lifeless baby into blankets and carried her away from us, and then repeated the process with the second baby, I somehow believed there was still an outside hope for them. Only after the nurse walked down the hall with our second baby and turned the corner forever out of our sight this side of heaven, did I fully realize this was one of those times when God had closed His hand over what had been placed into it…
Hours earlier I had instructed Lauren how deeply we loved her, and how we desired the best for her. I told her whether or not I gave her the candy she wanted was no indication of our love for her. These words were said probably more for my own benefit than for that of a four-year-old. Once more the Lord brought my own teaching back to me. God's love for His children is not only stated in Scripture but also ultimately demonstrated in the sacrificial death of His own Son, Jesus. Even more so, God knows firsthand what it was like to stand by and watch the death of His own child—and He could have intervened and stopped it at any moment. God has exhibited His love for us in not only making us His children, but in infinitely countless ways every day of our existence. His love for us—and for our twins—is not contingent on whether we bring the little girls into our home, or God brings them into His.
"Place them both into My hands."
"We have, Lord, and thank You for taking such good care of them."
[The Cup and the Glory, pp. 10-11]
Traveling through the valley of the shadow and then the wilderness for several years after that tragic event, Dr. Harris gained a great deal of wisdom which he has graciously shared in The Cup and the Glory. In the following video, Dr. Harris explains more about the purpose and message of this powerful book.
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Crusin For A Cure - A Cure In NeedWritten by on January 1, 2009 Is A Cause For A Cruise Indeed
When it comes to car shows, there are all sorts of reasons they are put on. However, there aren't many that are put on strictly to help folks Live Strong and fight the battle against cancer. Crusin' For A Cure, held in Costa Mesa, California, is one of those shows dedicated to helping fund research for prostate cancer.
Now before you go making judgments and thinking this show is just some small-time burger-n-shake show-n-shine, hear the facts. Cruisin' For A Cure is a one-day show, where all of the proceeds-entry fees, vendor fees, gate sales, etc.-go directly to City of Hope to help fight prostate cancer. In fact, entry checks are made out directly to City of Hope, which assures people their money is going towards a good cause, and not lining someone's pocket! On top of that, the entire staff-more than 150 people-are strictly volunteers. Now in its 10th year, this show brings in over 3,600 vehicles, 200 vendors, and 15,000 spectators. As you can tell, this event is the real deal, on par with any of the top shows around the country.
Besides the hefty amount of vehicles and spectators in attendance, what also makes this event unique is the 1/2-mile crusin' lap laid out inside the Costa Mesa Fairgrounds. The show also gives away tons of raffle prizes. This year included a full-fendered '33 roadster, a Hemi crate motor, a Chevrolet ZZ4 crate motor, a set of Budnik wheels, and more. Seeing all that this show has to offer, we decided to head over for the one-day event, which was on Saturday, September 27th. Take a look at some of the stuff that happened to catch our eye. For info on next year's show, visit www.crusinforacure.com.
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Doing their part to help promote the cause, various firehouses in the area brought out vintage fire trucks.How sweet is this oddity. If only more people built '64 Dodge D-100's like Vic's-that was all that was on the show card-well then we just might see an increase in Dodge goers. Because this truck is just plain rad.Kent Freder was definitely after his own look when he crafted this custom front end for his '55 Ford.Dig this bagged and slammed '68 C10. If you look close you'll notice this guy went through the trouble of shaving the driprail as well.Chuck Haubrick's bitchin' Candy Apple Red '56 Ford with a 425hp Ram Jet motor is right on the money.This is for all those who appreciate a good flame job. It doesn't get any better than a purple-flamed Ford cabover. Oh wait, yes it does, by adding a matching street rod and a Cushman work cart.If one ever ponders the question of how popular trucks are in the hot rod community, look no further than Meguiar's booth at the event, for they had more trucks to represent their products than any other vehicle type in their display.Pickups Limited not only puts on the F-100 Western Nationals, but they also make their presence known at other Southern California events. As you can see, members of Pickups Limited came out in droves to show their support of the show.
Jerry Montgomery, of Tustin, CA brought out his '40 Chevy. Talk about a simple, classy, and elegant truck.If Tom Wolfe had a truck in mind to be the Kandy-Kolored Tangerine-Flake Streamline Baby, then this '56 F-100 would be it. Because it doesn't get any more tangerine, or flaky, than this orange hauler.


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I think this is pretty cool, nice work.
Greetings everyone !
I hope I'm posting in the right section. If not, a word and I'll move my post to a more appropriate place
I'm submitting for your appreciation a personal project I'm working on for the paintball players community I practice with (LARP/Milsim type paintball games), intended to become both a referencing tool for teams wishing to meet other teams and communities, experiment new fields, and fot organizers to help set up large scale campaings.
_ All based on a hexagon-shaped grid, I've isolated eleven field types, from Wasteland (junkyards, or recycled scraps obstacles) to deep forest, and even indoor or caves (yep, we have that type of fields to play in !!).
_ Each paintball field, wether kindly lent/rented by the owner, or professionnal field, would be described as a cluster of hexagons, based on a rough size estimate, and on its variety, each hexagon showing the type of ground the field has to offer.
_ All these clusters (I intend to reference as many fields as possible) are then to be gathered on a main grid, showing both said fields, and teams location (by its logo/patch or other means).
_ Once this is done, the map, main grid in itself would have to become kind of interactive (still working on a how/what with a computer engineer friend of mine), so any member could click and get intel on the team he wishes to challenge (number of players, type of favourite ground, special characters and so on), and propose a field for said challenge.
I can conceive the amount of work this project involves, but I've been in the paintball playing game since around 4/5 years ago, and organizing scene since about the same time (got the virus right away I might add ...) and I feel now that my knowledge of different fields and people I was led to meet allows me to either do it on my own, or invite organizers friends of mine in the journey, provided all the tools are in place. It's an ambitious project, but don't we need that to drive us ?
So here's what I got so far :
_ In terms of field classifications :
Let's note that all types aren't complete yet, the white doodles are just sketches I drew in my pocket notebook and scanned to fill in blanks. Anyways, it gives a general idea of how the layout would be. Also, I'm thinking of dropping the "field limit" entry, maybe switching it to something else, or making it white, given the dark background. Not sure yet ...
I just realized that forest and deep forest don't look that different when cropped down to a low resolution. I've been working too close to the details and didn't seem to pay enough attention to the overall readability of the tiles. I'll have to fix that ...
So far, just two types of field have been done, regular/mixed forest (and its twin, deep forest) and pinetrees forest (again, with its dense twin) :
Plain, regular forest :
Dense, deep forest :
Fairly spaced pinetrees (often encountered) :
Denser pinetrees
_ What the full grid looks like once all tiles would be assembled :
_ And a rough preview of what the map would look like in the end (not quite sure yet, it is bound to have subtle and/or main changes during the process) :
So, what do you guys think ?
I hope the function/goal of the map itself is clear, although it's still a work in progress, currently submitted to only a few people. It is also still to be cleared by my fellow "coding expert", who has been a great help with this. It will take some time, data gathering, actual mapmaking, glitches fixing and so on, so here is just the embryo of the whole thing. I also intend to add special features in terms of game rules, like special players/team abilities, typical to a field type, and specific to its "controller" during the game, or between games, so lots left to write, sketch and brainstorm on ...
Thanks for any comments ! Cheers !
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I think this is pretty cool, nice work.
If the radiance of a thousand suns was to burst at once into the sky, that would be like the splendor of the Mighty One...I am become Death, the Shatterer of worlds.
-J. Robert Oppenheimer (father of the atom bomb) alluding to The Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 11, Verse 32)
My Maps ~ My Brushes ~ My Tutorials ~ My Challenge Maps
This looks pretty great. I can't wait to see the entire map filled up so I can see the whole deal.
When its over and you look in the mirror, did you do the best that you were capable of? If so, the score does not matter. But if you find that you did your best you were capable of, you will find it to your liking. -John Wooden
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Nicely done, looking forward to seeing more.
My Finished Maps | My Challenge Maps | Ghoraja Juun, my largely stagnated campaign setting.
Unless otherwise stated by me in the post, all work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License.
Thanks for the comments ! Truly appreciated !
Just added the "urban" field type entry ... and edited the initial post.
Pretty glad about it, I might say ...
Done with sketchup (for the buildings), and photoshop took care of the rest ...
I'm realizing that this project could perfectly fit to the monthly lite challenge, but given the time this thing would take to be fully complete, I'll never make it before the end of July ...
Anyways, If it shows good progress and that I feel like it's worth submitting as an entry, I might do it, enven in a static form ... We'll have to wait and see ...
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Just done the semi-urban type field ...
I have a question now ... Is it enough recognizable from the "urban" tile, or should I add more plants, and maybe less buildings ? My head is too much into the work, and I can't decide ...
Now to the hardest part, the wastelands ! Hard finding the proper equilibrium between junk and natural elements, and manage to make each one recogizable (desert, forest, and semi-urban ...)
I'm having problems as well for the indoor tile, I can't seem to find a right way to represent the boundaries without having to put a forest or grass all around ... I'll post an example when I find the time ...
Coming up monday, meeting with the "engineer", to talk abount the feasability of such a project !! wish me luck !
Quick note, after seeing the tutorial about deep zoom from MitchPjm, things seem to take a much easier turn, so I might eventually manage this project afterall ! Seems quite easy to mount a zoomable picture, with tags, info and so on ...
Here, just quickly wrapped up the "indoor" tile ... I just hope it's fairly identifiable at small scale, but the zooming ability might solve that issue ...
Only tiles left are the wasteland types now ... I'll might as well be completing the project sooner than expected afterall, provided I don't stumble across some unanticipated technical issues ...
This looks great - awesome in fact. In terms of feasibility - its most definitely feasible. If you want a movie of these tiles in a hex grid on a zoom-able map in my app then just shout and ill be glad to show it. I'm pretty certain that MapTool and Fractal Mapper could do this as well if you don't feel like writing a VTT tool from scratch.
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Thanks for the comment !
I indeed don't feel like having to plunge myself into a field I'm not (at all) familiar with, so thanks for the tip !
I'm just curious as to what you meant with "a movie of these tiles in a hex grid on a zoom-able map in your app" ... Not sure I understand, sorry for asking . But for the sake of it, and of course if it's not too much trouble, I'll be very glad to see that !
Cheers !
Ok, ill put something together and mail a link in the near future.
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Blog tag and five things you didn't know about me
Thanks to my colleague Peter Kim, I've been tagged so I have to respond with this post. What's going on? There's this viral thing going on called "Blog-Tag" where the blogger writes five things about themselves not widely known, and then "tags" five other people to continue the chain. This online tagging game was recently re-started by Jeff Pulver on December 10th. He charts how quickly it spread just after 24 hours as well. I especially liked Eric Kintz at HP's approach, where he tagged corporate bloggers from Dell and Lenovo.
What I love about this game is that it shows that very human side of blogs -- that we all have quirky things about us that make us people. And especially when it comes to corporate bloggers, this is all that more important as one of the key reasons to have a corporate blog is to show that human face.
So here are my five things:
1) I'm in love with logic puzzles. Be it Sudoku (I'm now workin 16x 16 grids), or those annoying metal puzzles where you have to extract a one piece I have yet to meet a logic puzzle I didn't want to dive into. One of my favorite companies to visit is Google -- not because of their fancy bathrooms or cool decor, but because they put logic puzzles in the lobby waiting areas. Unfortunately, they are all too prompt to retrieve me for scheduled interviews so I never get a chance to indulge in this passion. It's also the only thing I asked my husband for this Christmas!
2) I made the Harvard College varsity sailing team my freshman and sophomore year and competed in the NCAA championships the spring of my senior year. All of my dorm mates were jocks while I was a pre-med geek. So I decided to try something different and went out for the sailing team, thinking that at least it would be a sport that I could enjoy the rest of my life. I ended up getting addicted and even sailed one winter in the Marblehead Frostbite league (it's exactly as it sounds - sailing in the middle of a Boston winter in Marblehead harbor). The irony is I can sail only small craft now because I get incredibly sea sick on large boats, especially in San Francisco Bay!
3) I was once mistaken for the nanny of my own child. I'm Asian and married to a Caucasian French Canadian, so our children look, well, unique. I was on maternity leave with my first child in Boston and was pushing him down the sidewalk near my house. A woman came out and was admiring my son. She then asked me if I enjoyed being the baby's nanny. I politely informed her that I was the mother. Horribly embarrassed, she apologized and ran back into her house. One of the major motivations we moved our family from Boston to the Bay Area five years ago was so that we could hopefully raise our kids in a community where their values -- not their education, wealth, or race -- defines who they are.
4) I love, love, love reality TV shows. Give me Survivor and The Amazing Race any day over the West Wing. Why? I have limited time to watch TV so if I'm going to relax, I want to watch something that's total escapism. West Wing and Studio 60 are great shows, but I have to think and concentrate too hard! [Updated warning: Survivor spoiler ahead if you've TiVo'd the finale or are watching it overseas.] The recent series on Survivor featured teams divided by race, which raised a huge din of protest. I loved it from the very beginning because 1) it gave us a reason to discuss race and stereo types; and 2) stacked the deck to have a non-white winner. I watched the series with my kids this time, and from the beginning we cheered for Yul Kwon because he's from San Mateo, our home town. We couldn't exactly choose an ethnic team because we're a mix of Asian and Caucasian. In the end, it was thrilling to watch Yul win -- I had kids bouncing all over the living room walls.
5) Ok, this is a little embarrassing -- I play Toontown, Disney's MMORPG. I started a few years ago when I was covering gaming for Forrester and got my kids hooked on it. I then got other family members on it as well. So while the kids have lost interest, my brother and I will go online together after the kids are in bed, and take over a few Mints or battle the VP before signing off and heading off to bed. It's not nearly as cool as World of Warcraft, but hey, I get to play it with my kids! (I'm also not that keen on violent games). For those of you who know Toontown, my toon's name is Cool Duchhes, my current LP meter is at 98, and I'm still working on maxing out on toon-up and drop. You can usually find me jumping for beans in Nutty River's Dreamland. Toons of the world unite!
Ok, enough about me. Now the tough part -- finding five other bloggers to tag who haven't already been tagged. In the spirit of diversifying the blogosphere, all of my tags are women that I admire and would love to learn more about.
- Beth Blecherman - a fellow blogger on svmoms.com
- Renee Blodgett - PR professional extraordinarie
- Heather Hamilton - Microsoft recruiter
- Lisa Stone - BlogHer co-founder
- Halley Suitt - Author of the classic "How to become an alpha male"
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The Rotterdam School of Law of the Erasmus University aims at academic excellence and also at making its students aware of the practical role law plays in society. Courses emphasize an interdisciplinary approach to the study of law, enabling students to gain greater insights into the interaction between law and economics and between law and the social sciences. The interdisciplinary program and international approach to legal issues makes the Rotterdam School of Law eminently suitable to meet the demands of the international business community and judicial bodies.
The program is offered in both the spring and fall semesters.
Fall: Late August – January
Spring: Late January – Mid June
For exact program dates please see the Erasmus academic calendar.
The official language of instruction at Erasmus University Rotterdam is Dutch, however courses for the exchange program are taught in English. Intensive Dutch courses are offered twice a year.
Students will receive up to 12 credits towards their law degree. Only the credits and not the grades will transfer per ABA requirements. The acceptance of any credit or grade for any courses taken at the Erasmus University School of Law Rotterdam, including externships and other clinical offerings, is subject to determination by the AUWCL Office of the Registrar. AUWCL students will be enrolled in courses specifically geared to exchange students.
The following is a selection of courses offered in English. For a more complete list, please see the Erasmus School of Law's Course Description page.
- Advanced Public International Law
- Comparative Law
- European Environmental Law
- History of European Private Law
- Human Rights in International Law
- Introduction to the Law of the European Union
- Transnational Organized Crime
- Transport and Maritime Law
- Alternative Dispute Resolution: Theory and Practice
- Computer Law in an International Perspective
- EC Competition Law
- Judicial Protection in the European Union
- Non-state actors and International Law
Like most Dutch universities, Erasmus University Rotterdam does not have on-site student housing. However, the ICIR (Information Centre for International Relations) does have accommodations at its disposal, both university and private accommodations. The accommodations officer of the ICIR will assist students in finding rooms within the Rotterdam area or immediate vicinity. For more information, please visit the University's housing accommodations webpage.
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Dec 27, 2012
PLEASE everyone, spare me that pitying look on your smug faces when you ask for my email address and I say that I am not on the internet. This outrageous admission is sometimes followed by you edging away slightly, as if the condition may be contagious.
Oh, the joy of never having to send or receive another email. Not to be woken in the night by that maddening email ping with the news that I have won $100,000,000 or that my family has been abducted by aliens (go the aliens!) or merely that a new cure has been found for penile dysfunction. Having spent 35 years in the computer industry, it is a great relief to escape from the high-tech world and to actually receive phone calls or the occasional handwritten letter or postcard instead of the boring, sans-serif banalities of electronic mail.
Yet friends harangue me on the delights of instant communication, where one's most vacuous thoughts can be instantly inflicted on the waiting world via Twitter or Facebook but, really, who cares what I had for breakfast or whether my cat just regurgitated his? Another big advantage of not having an email address is not to be on the receiving end of those awful, pointless jokes that surge through cyberspace in an endless flood of alleged humour, fit only for the cheaper brands of Christmas crackers.
Neither do I receive offers that are too good to be true from our friends in Nigeria, asking for my bank details so they can transfer untold wealth into my account.
I miss out too on those never to be repeated offers of cheap flights to Tashkent or Wyong with groups of Baulkham Hills birdwatchers to see the last nesting pair of lesser spotted tit-warblers. Not to mention the chance to grab cheap flights to Melbourne with groups of drunken yobbos to watch other yobbos beating their collective brains out in the futile pursuit of an inflated leather ball of peculiar shape.
Of course, without an email address, it is all but impossible to get letters published in the Herald, as anything delivered by post is deemed out of date by the time it drops into the in-basket of those lords of the universe who decide the fate of those hoping to see their ideas and names in print.
But then, all crucial life choices have their cost, do they not?
We people without an email address are a shrinking breed and should be indulged in our eccentricities, not cast into outer darkness by the technology tragics.
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OTTAWA, Ontario (AP) - Kyle Turris' goal helped the Ottawa Senators beat the Washington Capitals 3-1 on Monday night and earn their first winning streak in 51 days.
Ottawa has won three straight at home for the first time this season.
Mika Zibanejad and Clarke MacArthur, with an empty-net goal, also scored for Ottawa (17-18-7). Craig Anderson stopped 34 shots.
Joel Ward scored the lone goal for the Capitals (20-15-5), who have lost back-to-back games. Phillip Grubauer, in his fourth straight start, made 35 saves.
Ottawa took a 2-1 lead on Turris' 10th goal of the season. He cut through the Washington defense and deked Grubauer to open up the left side of the net.


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by the apparent free-flow of information between the various sites? I frequent all 3 known Cyclone sites but am curious how others feel about "stealing" info from the one premium site and posting it elsewhere. I realize the info will flow into the public domain in a matter of days, but is it really okay to do it until that happens?
I'm an atheist but I have a strong moral background that looks at this sort of thing as unchristian.
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I'm an atheist but I have a strong moral background that looks at this sort of thing as unchristian.
The fact that I have sat here and read and re-read this statement 15+ times and still have no idea where it is going really has me even more confused than when I began. (Also it made me post this super long sentance.)
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I'm an atheist but I have a strong moral background that looks at this sort of thing as unchristian.
That's an interesting line.
The information being shared is nothing that you have to subscribe to obtain from the website.
Anyone can go to CR.com and click on the Football commits link and see who all is commited. If they want to post it, why should we care about sharing it.
I get a ton of recruiting info there. All I am doing is reading the free information provided. There is nothing wrong with sharing that information.
"Am I the only one troubled..."
I wont say youre the only one but you are definately troubled if you post a comment like that.
good call ajk, if its free then its not premium content!
People just use info from the free sections. It is good advertising for the two paid sites as they are in competition and they both provide different info. I am not aware that premium info is being dumped here directly from the paid sites. You can easily look at recruiting, databases, some lead stories, some partial Big Story paragraphs, free message board threads, google names, talk to sports friends, send emails around to friends, listen to sports shows give away hints and then assemble some good info. That is similar to how the federal governent and the FBI find their men - just put all the pieces together. I do not think this info has been stolen unless someone can give us specific examples. And then moderators would remove the info anyway. The only way the premium sites will find new people is through people who are interested in Clone sports and this site has lots of those potential customers.
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No, I agree completely, SpokaneCY. We try and get in and clean up premium info that is posted when we see it. Unfortunately, we are hampered by the fact that there really is no way to verify if someone has a source or not. As a fellow moderator pointed out once, there are how many people who work in the athletic department? There are then how many other people who are directly related to them? Someone tells their wife, who tells her friend, who tells someone else... It's kind of the six degrees of separation thing.
Please note, however... We REALLY do not encourage, desire, or allow ganking premium info from the other sites. As the forum rules state, this is directly prohibited. Whatever your opinions of the other sites or their administrators may be, please respect the rules here.
Originally Posted by Firefighter4Cy
I got 99 problems but angie isn't one.
mentioned here that are not part of any free content over there. Maybe its just me and my idealistic sense of fairness. Or maybe the younger generation just doesn't like to work for anything anymore.
As long as nothing is copy-righted I don't see how anything could be unethical or un -Christian like about it. Where do you think the info comes from in the first place? In my mind I think it is a sham for a third party to create an atmosphere of exclusivity and then turn around and charge for info that they themselves have obtained for free via contacts Contacts that, for the most part, work for a PUBLIC University. So no, I don't lose any sleep over it.
Originally Posted by SpokaneCY
I'm an atheist but I have a strong moral background that looks at this sort of thing as unchristian.
Cheese and rice, how did I miss this. Classic man.
Pardon for the clarification but if you are an atheist. By definition isn't everything un-Christian for you.
And why is the younger generation being implied of being the only ones???
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And why is the younger generation being implied of being the only ones???
Oh, we all know that the younger generation is to blame. It's a proven fact.
Let's see, posting on a free website any info is bad or unethical because the other two paid premium sites may or may not have obtained the info originally? Well, this is 2007 and blogging and email and cable TV has made the domain of info readily available to sports addicts.
Yes, it may be unchristianlike to talk about sports when it is not a paid premium message board to some. But these people are in the vast minority. I think if you are an atheist, you may want to use the word ethical instead of unchristianlkike (word?). Is that you, Paul?
Jeremy has stated on numerous occasions that nobody should post information that he or she has obtained from a premium site's confidential section. And thus CycloneFanatic does not support this. I am not a member of any premium site on the web... but I will make an educated guess that when purchasing a membership it states in your contract not to share this information with the public and discusses the rules on that. Thus the responsibility falls on the member of the premium site. There is no way of directly enforcing this rule on those people by CycloneFantic anyhow as there is no way the moderating team can have memberships to every single premium site on the web and know everything that is discussed on those millions of websites. However, as I mentioned, CycloneFanatic asks that users do not do this.
Also, just because information is on a premium site, does not mean a person who knows that information obtained it from that site. In regards to Cyclone Athletics in particular, many member of CycloneFanatic are students and friends of players, and many members have connections throughout the community. Also, fans of Iowa State are smart and able to make deductions based off of publicly displayed pictures and publicly displayed descriptions of premium information on the free portions of premium sites.
Again, I will re-emphasize what Jeremy has stated many times. CycloneFanatic.com does not support members of premium sites posting information that they obtained only from the premium portion of those premium sites. If you are sharing this information, please do not continue in this manner.
But I will also state, it is often unfair to people who have other sources of obtaining new information to be accused on a regular basis of stealing information. If you suspect someone is stealing information, please PM the user and ask in a kind manner how they are obtaining their information and if they are posting premium info, to please remove it. You may find they are not doing anything wrong. If you find they are and are not cooperating, please report the post and the moderating team will deal with the situation.
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Nassau County has $3 billion in debt, the most of any county in the state. Lastly and most recently, Mangano announced a plan to allow a private investor to buy $20 million in debt created by tax refunds. The arrangement would allow RPTF LLC, a Uniondale company, to pay the tax refunds and interest of 18,000 homeowners. The interest on these refunds can reach 12 percent, whereas in the deal the county is making with RPTF, it would pay those homeowners 5.95 percent over seven years.
So should we rejoice that the county would advance a plan to pay taxpayers their property tax refunds? While this may not be the best deal for county taxpayers, unfortunately, it's the best deal given the circumstances. It stems from the refusal by Democratic legislators to allow the county to issue bonds in order to pay property tax refunds. Instead of paying only 2.5 percent on the unpaid amount, the county will now be forced to pay more than twice that.
Mangano has his back against the wall and is doing his best. When the previous administration was in charge, Nassau's Republican legislators crossed party lines and supported Democratic borrowing bills so the county wouldn't go under. Now that the roles are reversed, instead of helping the county, the Democrats have put their agenda first, trapping Mangano in a poor deal that affects his ability to slash the deficit.
This all comes at a time when the local economy is increasingly vulnerable. The National Hockey League began a lockout this month. Until further notice, the New York Islanders will not be hosting games and, according to reports by economic consultants, this could cost the local economy $60 million if the season does not go on.
Friends, this is bad news for an economy that is already struggling.
We are less than six weeks away from Election Day. In the meantime, something has to give. Over the years, I learned many things from my friend Larry Elovich. I urge our local policymakers to take a page from the Elovich playbook. Put politics aside and do what's right.
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Anyway, this happened recently on Fox and I felt a need to share it. It's important because it is probably the only time that I will actually be laughing WITH Fox News and not AT them.
Be they Republican or Democrat, black or white, straight or gay, there is one thing that all educated people can agree on:
Chris Brown and his "Team Breezy" are truly the pond scum on the gene pool of humanity. They collect much of the grime, dirt and crap, leaving the rest free for intelligent life to thrive. We really should be thanking them, I guess. Without them, after all, the rest of us would certainly be dumber.


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IRS Official's Claim Is Not Believable
June 18, 2013
An Internal Revenue Service official in Washington now is admitting she knew of the agency's discrimination against conservative groups seeking tax-exempt statu....
I almost forgot the IRS scandal! From the Huffington Post, "Holly Paz, IRS Supervisor, Admits Scrutinizing Applications From Tea Party Groups By STEPHEN OHLEMACHER 06/16/13"
"WASHINGTON — An Internal Revenue Service supervisor in Washington says she was personally involved in scrutinizing some of the earliest applications from tea party groups seeking tax-exempt status, including some requests that languished for more than a year without action."
Again, shame on the Liberal press for reporting on these "fake" scandals. Maybe Goose should go to there website's and post!
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From the Huffington Post on the AP "scandal", "The Justice Department's secret investigation of the Associated Press horrified the journalism world and received intensive news coverage. "
"A couple of weeks ago, we learned that our government used spy activities that included extended monitoring of Associated Press journalists' phones. Now comes word that Verizon customers have been targeted for extended surveillance. If we have been told this much, the government spy program on U.S. citizens must run much deeper.
Former Vice President Al Gore responded on Twitter to the Guardian's report by writing:
"In a digital era, privacy must be a priority. Is it me, or is secret blanket surveillance obscenely outrageous?"
So the Huffington Post and even Al Gore are outraged! Do they owe an apology to the American people??
Much like this administration, Goose has lost all credibility on this subject!!
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Democrat Charles Schumer (via NY Times), ""These so-called scandals have not diverted us one iota," Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, said Sunday on the NBC News program "Meet the Press."
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The NY Times on the Benghazi scandal,Benghazi E-Mails Put White House on the Defensive By MARK LANDLER Published: May 10, 2013 "WASHINGTON — A long-simmering dispute over the White House's account of the deadly assault on the American diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, flared up on Friday, with a disclosure of e-mails that show the White House was more deeply involved in revising talking points about the attack than officials have previously acknowledged."
Shame on the liberal NY Times for printing reports on these fake scandals. They owe Goose an apology!!
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The NY Times on the NSA scandal (President Obama's Dragnet By THE EDITORIAL BOARD Published: June 6, 2013), "The administration has now lost all credibility on this issue. Mr. Obama is proving the truism that the executive branch will use any power it is given and very likely abuse it."
Does the NY Times owe the American people an apology on the "fake" scandal?
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Goosy, I wonder if the families of our DEAD Ambassador and three DEAD diplomats in Benghazi, STILL awaiting answers on WHY and STILL awaiting justice, think Barry Benghazi OBumbler's debacle in Libya was "fake"?
Goosy, I wonder if the families of our DEAD Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry and the HUNDREDS of DEAD Mexican citizens, STILL awaiting answers on WHO was responsible for Barry Gun Runner OBumbler's Fast and Furious debacle in Mexico was "fake"?
Goosy, I wonder how loony leftists like yourself can call Barry Milhous Obama's IRS scandal "fake" when the IRS has ADMITTED it was operating ILLEGALLY?
Oscandal after Oscandal after Oscandal after Oscandal... and you think just claiming they were "fake" will get Barry W. Transparently Oblivious off the hook? Yes, it probably will. It worked for two elections... Yes we can! Forward! Hope and Change! Derrrrrrr...
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it's funny how the lies keep showing up here.hopefully our kids grow up to know better.never believe a politician or any of their appointed partners in crime.
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It seems that Kool Aid is now available intravenously!!
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The hair on fire republican leadership in DC, the right wing media and especially Darryl Issa should be offering an apology to the people of the US for wasting valuable money and time on fake political scandal after fake political scandal and robbing the American people of the truth and an effective Congress.
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I am a long time pro-life leader and conservative christian and know that many so called not for profit groups are political arms and legs of pro-gas drilling and other special political interests..so many groups are not what they say they are and sure why not stop this abuse..how much are we going to pay while in taxes while people flout the rules?
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I found a 6 point elk shed on saturday!
Went out here in N California the last time I saw the sun. Didn't find any sheds. I spent more time chasing my two year old daughter than I did looking.Oh well. It got us out of the house.
I found a 6 point elk shed on saturday!
Great finds. I've been watch'n several bulls that were still pack'n as of 3/24/11. Mountain has been covered by clouds and just got dumped on again so havn't been able to watch the elk. uhggg. Old man winter is piss'n me off. lol
Was out this weekend and found 12 m.deer sheds and a 170 in dead head. no elk yet...
Saw about 12 bull elk today that were still sportin' head gear. Been seeing a lot of mule deer bucks with one or both still on, and a lot that have already dropped. Come on May 1st, I might have to go wander around east of the divide one of these days to see if I can find anything. I noticed the G&F put up signs all over last week letting shed hunters know about the new law.
In my neck of the woods elk are still packin, their usually on the ground by now. They could drop anytime. Problem is I'm not the only one watching them, It's going to be a race!
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still packin' here too. It's gonna be an interesting year with all the snow on the west side. May 1st can't come soon enough!
was out this weekend and 10 out 11 bulls were still packin...
Pretty cocky for a starvin pilgram...


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Cycle Chic Saturday
19/09/2010 22:42 by Amsterdamize
I kind of chuckle every time I slap Mikael's label '
Cycle Chic
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I know, I know, so I live in a country, on a continent that has mostly stuck with the 'normalcy' of cycling. Nothing really new has come about the last 125 years, so why change a winning (read: the most accessible/comfortable/affordable/easy) concept?
Of course the irony doesn't stop there: I blog about it ;). Me, the Dutchie! And some say we don't HAVE a bike 'culture'. I say: what's in a name? Sometimes I get to talk about my photos & videos. I often tell people (who never heard of my work, or the thread) that it's about 'humanity in motion', about "taking something simple & ordinary and show how beautiful it really is". Or I just go the easy route & utter: "Oh, it's street photography."
And on Saturdays like yesterday, you just count yourself lucky, having all the right ingredients for a thrilling, mesmerizing, intoxicating mix of images of... dare I say it:
people on bicycles
I got all excited about the autumn sun draping the city...and Lauren was my victim. Just to be clear and inspirational: Lauren didn't dress up à la Cycle Chic, she just did for the day & then hopped on her bike....just like all the others :).
But I'm spoiled. I shouldn't care about labels as necessary evils, when I ever so often have a smile & a wave like this coming my way...
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I'm putting together a software project, and I'd like to use some of the graphics from RPGMapShare. (I'm guessing that many of the contributors there are also here (or are of a like mind) and the forums over there aren't too active.)
I see the licenses there are either "personal" or "personal and commercial." So is the intent that commercial applies only to publishing maps with those images, or can I include them in whatever such as a software app?
Also, (if the answer to the previous question is it should be ok...) if there is some mapping element (like a desk or chair or whatever) as part of an map that is marked as "personal and commercial" can I copy that element out for use in the software app?
FYI: I'm only planning to do the basic things. A square table in a light color and one dark, a dark grain chair and an alternate. I don't plan on doing 12 variations of each. That would make the download size horribly large of course. And people can import their own.


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Last week's Enterprise featured an interesting article on teen ethics. The study cited by the story found that teens are confused about what constitutes ethical behavior. A majority of teens, according to this article, believe that lying and rule-breaking are acceptable—in some cases, even necessary—for success. That's disturbing but not surprising.
Most disturbing, however, was the finding that teens, in great numbers, say they have no adult role models.
The article went on to say that Junior Achievement (which sponsored the study) has the solution to the ethics problem. Junior Achievement has developed a program of business leaders who will mentor teens and become their role models.
As admirable as this sounds, it is not the solution to the lack of ethics in children. No program is.
As a Christian, I believe that teaching and demonstrating the principles found in the Bible provides a great foundation for our youth. But even that will fail without parental involvement.
That's right. Parents. Mom and Dad. The people who should be a kid's role models. If Mom and Dad teach their children to be responsible adults—if they show by their actions—how to be accountable to one another and to society, they become the mentors; not some organization, or worse yet, a gang. If, on the other hand, they teach uninvolvement, self-absorption and disregard for authority, parents leave their children without a foundation to build character on.
All these highfalutin words teach to the praise of a particular group: parents who spend a great deal of their time sitting. They sit in the bleachers, watching their kids wrestle or play football or baseball. They sit in the auditorium listening to the squeaks and squeals of a beginners' band concert. It doesn't seen to matter if their children are great at a thing. It matters that they are great kids.
A couple of the mothers I'm talking about can be heard for blocks screaming encouragement at ball games.
"It's my kid," Melissa Mayden explained.
"Yeah, right," countered her husband Schad. "She screams like that for all the kids."
She does, too.
Parents this involved raise involved kids. They raise kids who have a basic understanding of right and wrong. Kids who respect them because they are, well, they're role models.
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Good work on your maps there.
Not to take away from Neon Knight's efforts, but I decided to re-map Pyramid of Shadows myself.
I use a projector setup, so I needed to make all the rooms connect correctly. Thus I decided to tackle this in Photoshop. Unfortunately, I had to break it up into sections to post it because of the file size limitations for attachments.
Here's level one! Levels 2 and 3 to follow soonish.
The full (8.4MB) image can be downloaded here: http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.p...mzmmmz&thumb=5
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Quite a beautiful take on it!
Fabulous! I am starting the module this weekend, also using a projector, so this is great. I especially like the dark feel to the maps.
I don't suppose you are planning to also do the other levels? =)
Level 2 is almost done. Should be complete by mid next week.
I imagine the third level will follow shortly thereafter.
I was in the mood so I decided to go ahead and finish up level 2. Here's the full resolution file: http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.p...muyrxm&thumb=5
Level 3 coming soon!
Very cool! So do you just use photoshop to project it on a surface, or do you use a program like Maptools?
I love the colours - especially the blue. Also great is the little arrow to show which way the doors open. Great map!
If I use virtual minis though, I use Maptools. The ugly "fog-of-war" is made up for with the other tools.
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No full-fledged Around the Horn today, just a few easy notes to digest…
Zack Attack
Zack Greinke was solid last night, despite a high pitch count early. He struck out five more and is in fifth place in the American League. Greinke's 151 strikeouts top his own career high by 37 and he's sure to down a few more with a little more than month left. He also produced his 18th quality start, which is tied for third in the A.L. and is five more than his previous career high.
The team took their annual photo today. Keep an eye out in September. The team is planning on giving out a copy of the photo in some fashion.
Does Gathright need a nickname too?
The spectacular Joey Gathright made another remarkable catch in center last night. Gathright streaked across center and made a phenomenal leaping catch on a ball that was decidedly not a can of corn. It made the top plays and was the No. 1 Web Gem on Baseball Tonight. He just keeps racking them up in center.
Hosmer watch
Royals first round pick Eric Hosmer played his second game last night in Idaho Falls. The newest Chukar went 2-for-3 with a pair of walks, a double, a run batted in and a run scored. His season stats after two games: .500 average (3-for-6) with two doubles, two RBI, two runs scored, three walks, one strikeout, a .700 on-base percentage and a slugging percentage of .833. He's only played two, but he's carrying a big stick so far. The Chukars have 10 games left.
Moose season
2007 first rounder Mike Moustakas parked his Midwest League-leading 22nd homer of the season last night. Apparently the blast would have been over 400 feet had it not hit the top of the Burlington Community Field Scoreboard. Thanks to wheelerrob, a loyal ATH reader for that info from Burlington!
More Miguel
Another Royals bat with some sock in it right now is Miguel Olivo's. Olivo is starting again today. Manager Trey Hillman said he likes the way Olivo is working behind the plate right now and he likes what Olivo's bat brings to the lineup. He smacked a double that short hopped the left field wall last night. Royals broadcaster Ryan Lefebvre said that on most nights that ball probably would have carried out. Regardless, Olivo hit the ball hard and Billy Butler scored from first on the play. Keep any eye out tonight since Miggy loves to swing against Southpaws.
Hardware coming soon
Like we've mentioned the past couple days, the minor league seasons are winding down. With that, the minor league awards for Pitcher and Player of the Year will be announced within the next few weeks.
Future(s) coming soon
Yes, that seems redundant, but the Royals' future is coming to Kauffman Stadium soon. September 19, in fact. That Friday night game versus the White Sox has been tabbed as Futures' Night. Several of the top players in the Royals system will be on hand for you to meet and get autographs from.
Tonight's lineup:
Aviles SS
Callaspo 2B
DeJesus CF
Guillen RF
Butler DH
Olivo C
Gload 1B
Teahen 3B
German LF
Bannister P
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St. Timothy's rector builds a spiritual community
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- Written by Joan Passarelli - Special to the Town Crier
Kevin Phillips
Meet the Clergy
"Most search committees call someone they can control a 'safe guy.' St. Tim's called a dangerous guy," said Kevin Phillips, rector of St. Timothy's Episcopal Church in Mountain View. He let a slow grin spread across his face.
Phillips, 39, speaking in a slight Southern drawl, looks anything but dangerous as he relaxes in his office at St. Timothy's and explains.
In 1993, when the church called Phillips, St. Timothy's was a church in need of redevelopment, Phillips said.
"There were parishioners of the old economy -military, industrial, and retired - and no babies in the nursery.
"I told them that if they called me, I'd bring significant change. I'd turn it around in two years, or they could lock the doors," he said. And that is what Phillips has done.
From two services each Sunday, serving 40-50 people, the church has grown to four services of very different styles, serving about 250.
Phillips earned a Master of Divinity degree from Virginia Theological Seminary in 1990 and was ordained the same year. He worked as an assistant to the Dean of Christ Church Cathedral in Lexington, Ky., for 3 years before being called to St. Timothy's.
Phillips is married with a 6-year-old daughter.
Covenant groups, groups of parishioners that meet weekly to share Bible study and prayer, are at the heart of Phillips' theology.
"The Holy Spirit works through people," Phillips said. "If people don't know people, the Holy Spirit can't work."
St. Timothy's Episcopal Church, 2094 Grant Road, has Sunday services at 8:00, 9:15 and 10:30 a.m., and 5:00 p.m. See its Website at www.sttims.org.


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Omaha, NE (SportsNetwork.com) - Doug McDermott scored 24 of his 28 points in
the first half to lead the No. 20 Creighton Blue Jays to an 88-60 thrashing of
the Butler Bulldogs.
Austin Chatman was the only other player in double figures for Creighton
(15-2, 5-0 Big East) with 10 points, while Devin Brooks and Will Artino
chipped in with nine points each off the bench in the win.
"I got the ball in some spots where I like it," McDermott said. "The guys did
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Creighton is now riding a 10-game winning streak following back-to-back losses
to San Diego State and George Washington.
Kellen Dunham paced Butler (10-7, 0-5) with 12 points and Khyle Marshall added
11 points in the Bulldogs' fifth straight defeat.
Ethan Wragge knocked down a 3-pointer to help Creighton to a 10-3 lead early,
but the Bulldogs hung around. Alex Barlow capped eight straight points for
himself with a 3 to cut the Butler deficit to 21-18 midway through the first
That is when the game got out of hand.
Kameron Woods fouled McDermott shooting a 3, and he converted all three
free throws to ignite a 32-6 run to end the half. McDermott scored 13 points
during the surge, including the last five points of the stanza to help the
hosts to a commanding 53-24 lead at the break.
Butler shot 3-for-21 over the final 9:33 of the first half en route to the
large halftime deficit.
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basketball at the level they shot in the first half and got it going in
transition, they're really hard to stop," Butler head coach Brandon Miller
said of his team falling behind in the first half.
The two teams played back-and-forth in the second half as Creighton's reserves
played a majority of the stanza as the Blue Jays cruised.
Creighton shot 35-of-63 (55.6 percent) from the field and held Butler to 24-
of-68 (35.3 percent) shooting ... Ten different players scored for Creighton
... Woods finished 0-for-9 from the field with 10 rebounds in the loss.
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We got a boatload of submissions for our Big Girl Badge week. I am aware they kind of spilled into the next week. There were… a lot. And now there are all listed in one place! Here! With all your smiling faces. Thank you for sharing your stories about evolving into women. They made me happy. I think we are all doing okay.
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OrangeRind Film Festival returns
(ORANGE CITY) The OrangeRind Film Festival is returning to Orange City during Tulip Festival this May.
Vaughn Donahue, who studied the medium in college and has made some of his own films, is the producer of the show. He says the festival is a great outlet for individuals showcase their talent.
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Filmmakers of all ages and experience are encouraged to contribute their original short films. Films can be sent in DVD format to the Orange City Arts Council. Please include the name and contact information of the director as well as cast and crew members and a synopsis of the film. Donahue explains criteria for entries.
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Interview with Ondra on New 5.15c
It's a short route which starts with a 7 meter [22 feet] burly 8b [5.13d] section the leads straight into an 8B+ [V14] boulder section. It's more or less a "one move route" as the key move is at least 8B [V13] in its own right.
Hi Adam, congrats on your new route! This one wasn't nearly as hyped as Change or La Dura Dura ...The route is not worth being hyped! It is just local piece of rock, which is important for us, not for the world climbing though. And because it is almost a one-mover, the harder it is to keep the things positive and make at least minimal progress. There were many days when I thought I could do it, but in the end I couldn't do that move even as a single move.
Last weekend, climbing third day on and after the qualification for a local comp, I made a short trip and finally stuck the move. I hadn't expected that at all, my fingers went numb and I fell on the next move. But I knew it was possible.Unfortunately, I landed really hard after topping out the first problem in the finals that day, my ankle hurt and I thought the season was over. Fortunately, it is only a lump on the heel and this little injury made me take two days rest and I felt super strong.
I usually gave it two tries a day. My skin could not bear more and even though it is short, it makes me tired. The second go was always worse but it was good training. Additionally, you have to climb the route when it is COLD (I did it in minus 2 Celsius [28 degrees Fahrenheit]), thus you can't rest too much in between the attempts otherwise you get cold.
Thanks a lot Adam!
This was Adam's third 9b+ [5.15c] first ascent, after Change and La Dura Dura.
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New Zealand baritone Teddy Tahu Rhodes last appeared with WNO as Guglielmo in Così fan tutte (2012). He studied at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London, and subsequently with David Harper. For Opera Australia he has sung Dandini, Count Almaviva, Demetrius, Escamillo, Guglielmo, Belcore, Harlekin, Don Giovanni, and Billy Budd. In North America he has sung with San Francisco Opera, Philadelphia Opera, Austin Lyric Opera, Washington National Opera, Houston Grand Opera, Dallas Opera, Cincinnati Opera, Metropolitan Opera, New York City Opera, and Santa Fe Opera. In Europe with Welsh National Opera; Scottish Opera; Bavarian State Opera; Chatelet Theatre, Paris; Hamburg Opera; Theater an der Wien; and Leipzig Opera. Teddy has recorded extensively. DVDs include The Little Prince for BBC television, and Peter Grimes (EMI) and Carmen (Deutsche Grammophon) from the Metropolitan Opera. His future engagements include Don Giovanni in Bordeaux, South Pacific for Opera Australia, and Stanley for the Lyric Opera of Chicago, as well as a return to The Metropolitan Opera.
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Several student broadcasters representing WONC-FM 89.1, North Central College's student-run station, attended the annual Illinois Broadcasters Association (IBA) 2013 Student Silver Dome Awards, held Sept. 13 at Illinois State University in Normal.
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Welcome back, Project Runway fans! Last week, the designers and styling team gave superfans head-to-toe makeovers. This week, the ever-recurring HP challenge had them creating their own prints, thanks to some inspiration from young entrepreneurs in various fields.
The good: Dom's bright, exotic print was the best of the night. Bradon's dress and jacket were glamorous and, ultimately, more wearable, but Dom deserved the win for this challenge in particular. Helen hopped onto the crop-top bandwagon, and guest judge Peter Som called her look "Star-Spangled Hipster."
The bad (and the ugly): I loved the richness of Alexander's print, though Nina's point – "there's something very serious about it when it should have been light" – was valid. Justin's tacked-on skirt earned him his spot in the bottom, despite his stunning fitted bodice. Kate hid her print, which is never a good idea in the "design your own pattern" challenge. And I was shocked to see Alexandria move on. Her messy design missed the mark.
The last laugh: Peter Som outshined Zac when it came to witty quips. "She looks like she fell into a Kleenex box," he said of Kate's dress, which the other designers also called a "tampon" in the workroom. Poor Kate. Love you, girl.
This was a sad day in Project Runway land, with two of my favorite designers auf'd in one night. How about you? Did the judges screw it up? Let us know on Twitter at @ruelala. Until next week, auf Wiedersehen.
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Random Observations on Government
Ronald Reagan was the most conservative president in the last 75 years. Despite interest rates of 20% when he took office, during the first 5 years of his presidency the economy grew by a total of 17.7%. Barack Obama is the most progressive president in American history. Despite interest rates close to zero throughout his terms, during the first 5 years of his presidency the | Read More »


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