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Donors to a unique fund at the Sanford Health Foundation are providing important support for a special ministry that's helping people step forward in good health.
"You feel like a million bucks when you leave here," said Guy Brown, of Sioux Falls while getting his feet scrubbed and nails trimmed at the Stepping Into Good Health (SIGH) foot clinic. "They do a good job."
SIGH, which is supported through the Parish Nursing SIGH Fund, provides foot care to underserved, uninsured and homeless residents, usually 45 years and older, in the Sioux Falls region. Clients often have calluses, ingrown toenails, fungus and thick nails. In addition, they spend much of their days on their feet without wearing proper footwear and socks.
"Many just can't see well enough or reach their toes to do a good job of taking care of them themselves," said Joy Scholten, SIGH Coordinator.
Another concern is diabetes. "People with diabetes have to be careful with their feet as many have lost some sensation in them," she said. "They may have an issue and not even know it because they can't feel it or see it."
Brown's doctor told him about the foot clinic in 2008. Since then, he has visited the clinic once a month. He takes advantage of the clinic because as a diabetic, who is also retired and on a fixed income, Brown knows it's important for him to take care of his feet. Through SIGH, clients have their toenails trimmed and their feet buffed, cleaned in a foot bath and massaged. They also receive a new pair of socks.
"That seems like a small gesture, but it's a huge deal," said Scholten.
The SIGH Fund provides special diabetic socks, diabetes screening supplies, blood pressure screening, blood sugar tests, diabetes and heart health education. It even helps fulfill unique needs, such as orthopedic shoes.
The community outreach program was started by Sanford Health's Parish nurses in 2005 to fulfill their purpose of integrating faith and health. From there it developed into a ministry. The clients converse with each other and the volunteers, from seven Sioux Falls churches and one community organization, during the clinics held every Tuesday and Wednesday from noon to 4 p.m.
"It's almost like a family for those who come back," Scholten said.
Most SIGH clients are referrals, and they are encouraged to return every four to six weeks. "Our goal is to provide the foot care and screenings, but we want to be able to touch all aspects of their lives in mind, body and spirit," Scholten said. "We want to make everyone feel welcome, safe and comfortable."
In 2012, nearly 1,000 clients – at an average rate of almost 10 clients a day – received foot care during the SIGH clinics at the Falls Community Center.
To learn more about the Parish Nursing SIGH Fund or to make a gift, visit foundation.sanfordhealth.org or call the Sanford Health Foundation at (605) 328-5700.
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Your African adventure begins as you are met and warmly greeted at the Lusaka airport in Zambia's capital before you continue to your onward domestic flight to Mfuwe. On arrival you are met by your guide and transferred to Mfuwe Lodge for a refreshment and safety orientation before embarking on your first safari into one of Africa's finest wildlife sanctuaries, South Luangwa National Park. Your game viewing experience begins as you travel by open vehicle with an experienced guide. Overnight at Mfuwe Lodge.
Accommodations: Mfuwe Lodge
Meals Included: Dinner
After an early morning game drive and breakfast you will continue by vehicle for 3 hours south towards the Kapamba River. Arriving at a comfortable camp in an untouched and unspoiled part of the park, you become truly immersed in the sights and sounds of the bush. Over these 9 days your senses awaken as you feel Africa beneath your feet and are safely introduced to the home of the Big Five under the guidance of well trained, knowledgeable, native guides and scouts. The emphasis is on absorbing the never ending cycle of this ecosystem with its hierarchy of prey and predator and intimate wildlife viewing rather than on distances walked.
Beginning around dawn after tea and a biscuit, expect to walk 3-4 hours each morning exploring different habitats near camp. Your guide and scout will consider signs of wildlife, your walking pace and your interests in determining the route. Although guides are intimately familiar with the terrain and where animals tend to congregate, you never know what wildlife you may encounter. Returning to camp, savor a hearty brunch and discuss the animal sightings from the morning's walk. Enjoy a good book and a siesta before heading out in the late afternoon for sundowners and a night game drive to view nocturnal animal behavior. Overnights at Kapamba Bushcamp.
Accommodations: Kapamba Camp
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Armed with insight gained from tracking footprints and examining spoor while walking the land, spend the next few days ranging further afield exploring different habitats in this game rich section of South Luangwa. South Luangwa is the most well-known of Zambia's National Parks due to its incredible concentrations of wildlife. The Luangwa River is the most intact major river system in Africa and yearly flooding causes the course of the river to change, creating wildlife-rich oxbow lakes. Bilimungwe Camp is perfectly perched next to one of these cut off oxbow lakes which becomes an extremely productive wildlife magnet in the dry season. Choose to head out on game drives and walks in search for elephants, giraffe, antelopes, baboons, buffalo, hippos, zebra, and kudu or kick your feet up on the deck of the lodge and watch as the wildlife comes to you! These animals are stalked by numerous predators including lion, leopard, and hyena, with occasional sightings of wild dog. Overnights Bilimungwe Bushcamp.
Accommodations: Bilimungwe Camp
Take an early morning walk from Bilimungwe along the river in this very active wildlife area. You are met by your bags on arrival at Chindeni. Probably the most beautiful tented camp, Chindeni offers amazing views of the Chindeni Hills in the background and is situated on the edge of a lagoon where you can observe snorting hippo and watch elephants come down to the water's edge to drink. Continue exploring this wildlife playground spending enough time to enjoy nature's rare moments. Overnights Chindeni Bushcamp.
Accommodations: Chindeni Camp
Continue with your early morning walk and game drive explorations, ending your morning at the secluded and northernmost Bushcamp. Chamilandu is a very special camp situated in a grove of ebony trees. With only three rooms, Chamilandu is the smallest Bushcamp and is situated right on the banks of the Luangwa River. The rooms are high off the ground, giving a tree house type of feel and each chalet has spectacular views out across the river. After lunch and some rest set out again in the afternoon into the bush with your guide before dinner. Overnights Chamilandu Bushcamp.
Accommodations: Chamilandu Camp
Bid farewell to your guides and trackers before boarding the airplane in Mfuwe for your return flight to Lusaka. Consider extending your trip to with boating safaris in the Lower Zambezi National Park, impressive views of Victoria Falls, relaxing on a remote island within Lake Malawi, or possibly visit the cosmopolitan city of Cape Town and South Africa's wine country. Please consult the Africa Program Director for more information on any of these additional activities.
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Testimony :: Vassilios Tsirbas
Senior Counsel - European Centre for Law and Justice, Greece
Roadblock to Religious Liberty: Religious Registration
The heart of man is of a larger mold: it can at once comprise a taste for the possessions of earth and the love of those of heaven; at times it may seem to cling devotedly to the one, but it will never be long without thinking of the other
Alexis de Tocqueville
1. A Contextual Approach: Human Rights Paradigm
2. Religious Liberty in OSCE: Religious Pluralism
3. Religious Registration: Jurisprudence and Legitimacy
A Contextual Approach
The treatment of the issue under examination cannot be but contextual if it is to preserve its integrity and this means first of all that we start from the events of the 11th of September 2001 and our wholehearted expression along with many people all over the world of condolences for the loss of all those who died in the ruins of New York and Washington DC, but also of our resolve to stand firmly united in the good fight for the strengthening of our open and democratic societies against the irrational powers of chaos and destruction.
It has always been the case throughout history that upon the ruins piled up an ever greater and more blessed present and future has been built. On November 1950, the Foreign Ministers of the founding Member States of the Council of Europe met in order to sign the European Convention on Human Rights; their aim was to "lay the foundations for the new Europe which they hoped to build on the ruins of a continent ravaged by a fratricidal war of unparalleled atrocity" . The international treaties ever since the end of World War II, in light of the grim experience of that which had preceded and the fear of what could come about in the future in the face of the always close to us danger of totalitarianism, were put to place.
Only this time, they were concerned not simply with the furthering of peaceful relations. They went beyond the mere treatment of the facts of war to the treatment of its causes, as this becomes clear in the Preamble to the Charter of the United Nations and the second paragraph, where we have the first reference to human rights in an international treaty, that is "to reaffirm faith in fundamental human rights, in the dignity and worth of the human person, in the equal rights of men and women and of nations large and small". Enlightening as to the endeavor's goals and the corresponding to it understanding was a statement by the Irish Minister, Mr. Sean Mac Bride, in Rome in November 1950 who said, when the Convention on Human Rights was signed at the sixth session of the Committee of Ministers, that:
"The present struggle is one, which is largely being fought in the minds and consciences of mankind."
Our era ever since has been characterized by a heightened sensitivity for human rights and an immense preoccupation both with the "politics of -for - human rights" and the "law explosion" that the proliferation of entitlements - rights, in short - accompanies it. Politically, the ultimate criterion of our modern democracies is the preservation of human rights as this is manifested concretely in the principle of limited government which -limited by division of powers and by the independence of church, press, conscience-is more essential feature in modern political systems which are called democratic than is the reference of authority to the people. The ever-growing acceptance of the concept of judicial review as one of the distinctive features of the modern democratic systems, originally characteristic of the American political and constitutional landscape ascertaining the enjoyment of rights by examining the constitutionality of state and federal statutes and carried out by the courts, testifies as to that.
Human Rights theory ingrained in political institutions and preserved through jurisprudence constitutes currently the major paradigm of our domestic and international systemic order; it has demonstrated, and continues to do so, its authoritative explanatory and regulatory power within our domestic vertical legal orders and also in the mainly and for the time being international horizontal one. It does not stop there, however; it shapes not only our understanding of what Domestic and International Law is and how it is applied, but also our self understanding and correspondingly what we believe we ought to enjoy! It is this paradigm that the recent terrorist attacks tried to overthrow.
Religious Liberty in OSCE
Among the human rights religious liberty stands out as one of those sine qua non conditions for an atmosphere of respect for the rights of individuals or whole communities. If the protection of the individual is considered the cornerstone of our modern, legal and not only, consciousness of rights, Religious Freedom should be considered the cornerstone of all other rights . The right itself is one of the most recent to be recognized and protected, yet it embraces and reflects the inevitable outworking through the course of time of the fundamental beliefs in the value of the human person (a preferable term than this of the individual) and for that matter of the theory of Human Rights. Moreover, it is a formative factor in the modern understanding of Human Rights and thus it lies at the roots of open society! Alexis de Tocqueville, cited at the beginning, recorded and published in 1835 his impressions of his 9 months visit to the United States, soon to become a best seller under the title "Democracy in America". Among his many acute observations he writes about religion:
"…for if it does not impart a taste of freedom, it facilitates the use of it…"
The protection of the international and domestic legal documents ascribed to religious liberty is specific enough to clearly be distinguished from notions and secular claims of rights of conscience, since it refers to claims of rights of religious conscience and it is broad enough to also ensure the protection of religiously motivated conduct, either for individuals alone or in communities. It is thus preserved the integrity and diversity of religious life.
The Helsinki Final Act (HFA), which was signed in Helsinki, Finland in 1975, enshrines in its "Decalogue" the commitment by the participating States to respect religion and the corresponding freedom of professing and practicing it alone or in community with others. In subsequent OSCE Documents the commitment is enriched by obligations the contracting parties bear to foster a climate of mutual tolerance and respect, the enhancement of the freedom to manifest one's religion (in public or in private, through worship, teaching, practice and observance, the granting upon their request recognition of the status provided for them in the respective countries), the exercise of these rights subject only to such restrictions as are prescribed by law and are consistent with international standards, the respect of the religious communities to organize themselves according to their own hierarchical and institutional structure, the selection, appointment and replacement of their personnel in accordance with their respective requirements and standards as well as with any freely accepted arrangement between them and their States, the solicitation and acceptance of voluntary financial and other contributions, the freedom to communicate and the exchange of information.
Through these successive agreements, the OSCE participating States gradually have expanded and refined their commitment to Religious Freedom. The perspective thus built over the years in the OSCE context in regard to religious freedom points towards religious pluralism, rather than assimilation or secularism and conceives religious factions not as destabilizing factor but to the contrary as a source of peace and welfare for the countries.
It is often the case, however, that countries either desiring to be "politically correct" or succumbing to competing interests and pressures in the midst of such an all permeating international culture of rights, concede to a provision in principle, only to undermine it through the concrete operation of national laws, rules, or regulations. It is then when the paradigm suggested before manifests internal systemic malfunctions; it is when roadblocks are set on the road towards a fullest enjoyment of Religious Liberty.
Religious Registration: Jurisprudence and Legitimacy
The picture would be misleading if we isolate or focus our attention only at the specific incidents of obstruction of religious liberty in various countries. Obviously we start from there and they are important as such to be noted. But if an inquiry wants to suffice has to be all-inclusive if not systemic, since we always face the constant interaction of more than one components, constituent parts of a diverse but interrelated and interdependent environment; individuals and collective entities operating independently or in networks, formally or informally, states and non state actors, international and domestic institutions, acting in the traditional hierarchical, vertical or horizontal manner but also in the way of the "day" that is, in a manner befitting the realities of the global civil society, should be taken into account. Of course, the full range of such an inquiry is far beyond what the economy of our presentation allows us to treat, however, our far narrower approach would move along these lines.
For the purposes of better facilitating our examination of the subject within its given economy, we will make, albeit arbitrary, reference to two only major issues: (a) the issue of establishing common standards on Human Rights or of a jus communis, and (b) the issue of national standards and of the legitimacy of the laws pertaining to religious liberty. Our case study would be Greece.
a. Jurisprudence
The free exercise of religion is tested against the registration regulations required and it is affected by the way these regulations are interpreted and applied by the courts, the administration, even by the pace the administrative agencies respond to and handle respective requests. The registration of churches and religious societies in their pursuit to manifest their religion (in public or in private, through worship, teaching, practice and observance), the respective granting upon their request of recognition of their status, their ability to organize themselves according to their own hierarchical and institutional structure, of course subject only to such restrictions as are prescribed by law consistent with international standards, are fundamental aspects of the free exercise of religion. We focus therefore at religious registration regulations because interestingly enough, these most often we find being at stake.
Europe, either within and through the Union or the Council of Europe arrangements and processes, tends more and more towards a sharper tuning in on matters of Human Rights and it is characterized by the strong influence of the European Convention on Human Rights and the respective judicial safeguards of compliance with it. This influence far exceeds the European Union judicial parameters within the "narrower" context of which we have also another court, the Court of Justice. Thus, the issue appears and actually is not simply a matter of individual states but also of international European jurisprudence, as it is the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights that signals the direction the domestic legal orders ought to take in so many fields, and of course in the field of religious liberty.
The underlying principle in all these of course is the one of conformity and of jus communis, a major theme also in the agreements signed by the contracting States in the context of OSCE; the 1989 Vienna Concluding Document stated, "In this context, [the participating States] confirm…they will ensure that their laws, regulations, practices and policies conform with their obligations under international law and are brought into harmony with the provisions of the Declaration on Principles and other CSCE commitments."
The extensive jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) strongly upholds the principle of a jus communis in the protection of human rights:
In 1990 the Home Secretary in Great Britain decided that a separatist Sikh leader, Karamjit Singh Chahal, living in England, should be deported to India, the country of which he was a citizen. This was for national security reasons because of his alleged involvement in terrorist acts in Punjab. Chahal claimed political asylum. He relied on Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights, which states that "no one shall be subjected to torture or to inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment". The ECHR ruled in 1996 that, because there was a real risk of Chahal being subjected to ill treatment in India, he could not be removed to that country and the protection guaranteed by Article 3 is absolute and so "the activities of the individual in question, however undesirable or dangerous, cannot be a material consideration", although the ECHR also stated that it was "well aware of the immense difficulties faced by states in modern times in protecting their communities from terrorist violence".
However, when it moves away from cases such as these or others pertaining to the right for a fair trial, etc and comes to issues of religious liberty, it can only be described as centrifugal. It acknowledges "national sensitivities" and allows on the grounds of the domestic peculiarities of the individual states only a relative constraint upon them and usually retreats in observations on the application of the law or the juridical syllogism.
In the case of Greece, which practically has begotten the major body of the religious freedom cases the ECHR has examined (thirteen on the issue of religious heterodoxy), it means leaving intact the antiquated laws as such and instead an engagement with the application of these laws and the respective reasoning of the agencies involved, away from the fundamental issues of the cases brought before the Court . That results in legal difficulties in religious registration, intensifies the administrative obstruction tactics and many law-abiding citizens are being harassed as they are brought to courts, one or more times successively, on the basis of the "misapplication of the laws", but really on the grounds of their "heterodoxy" as it is ill treated by the unaffected by the ECHR jurisprudence registration laws:
Religious assimilation: On the 12th of December 2000, sixteen Churches and religious societies in the city of Thessalonica, in northern Greece, were charged and brought to court on the basis of an antiquated set of laws regarding the operation of Churches and religious organisations. They were all allegedly violators of the religious registration laws. The criminal charges were based on the alleged operation of all of the Churches without proper licence, although when originally asked by the police, who filed the report, they had all produced copies of their licences. The list of the churches and religious organisations thus charged, covered the religious spectrum of the city, since it included Evangelical Churches, Seventh Day Adventists, Pentecostal Churches, Mormons, Jehovah's Witnesses, and the Catholic Church.
The Greek laws in question were enacted in 1938-39 (AN 1363/1938, 1672/1939) during a time when Greece was under the authority of a dictator. It requires Protestants and non-Greek Orthodox to accept the authority of the local Greek Orthodox Bishop. Towards that end any religious group must get the permission of the local Orthodox Bishop in order to be licensed. The interpretation of the Supreme Administrative Court has reduced it down to a requirement of a simple opinion of the Greek Orthodox Bishop on any religious registration petition Greek citizens desiring to exercise their religious rights bring forth ! That, still, leads to the paradox, Churches distinguished by an ecclesiology different from that of the Greek Orthodox Church being pulled by the State to an indirect yet clear recognition of that which, to begin with, they denounce according to the integrity of their doctrinal identity. Therefore, the defendants representing their own Churches and religious societies had to produce once more before the Court their licence granted to them by the Greek Ministry of Religious Affairs, which encompassed of course the corresponding for each one of these Churches consent of the local Greek Orthodox Bishop.
The Greek Police and the respective City Department of the State Security without prior examination of the records of the "Department of Heterodox" of the Ministry of Religious Affairs, filed the report against the Churches utilizing the existing registration laws which have been left intact by the ECHR. High-ranking State officials who were contacted on the occasion of the trial were concerned that this law will be the source of continued embarrassment for Greece. The extend of the burden these registration laws impose upon unsuspected, law abiding citizens on the basis simply of their heterodoxy, is the case the Pastor of a local Pentecostal Church of the city of Thessalonica, N. Demetriadis. For him it was the second time within one year that he had been called to appear before the court on the same false charge. Pastor Demetriadis is seventy years old and a war hero, yet he was forced twice to come to court to prove his innocence on facts already known by the administrative and police authorities!
The Thessalonica criminal court (!) of first instance, finally acquitted all sixteen churches that had been charged as operating without a licence, since it was "proven" that they did adhere to religious registration requirements, among which of course the opinion of the local Greek Orthodox Bishop still stands strong.
Therefore, apart from the obvious dysfunctional legal framework of Greece on this matter, we need to make a note in this regard of the equally influencing and enabling such a legal framework cautious jurisprudence of the ECHR. Substantiating even further our contention we highlight how much more complicated thus becomes the enjoyment of religious liberty:
Religious legal entities and procrustean measures: The Orthodox Church and her institutions are recognised within the Greek legal framework as legal entities of public law. The non-Orthodox Churches however, apart from the Muslim and Jewish institutions, are not recognised as such.
The case of the Catholic Church of Chania. This major insufficiency of the religious registration laws, which licence a community to operate as a Church but do not allow it to engage in any transactions of legal significance associated with its very existence as a Church, led recently to the judicial diagnosis of the lack of any legal personality of the Greek Catholic Church!
Under the existing laws in order to assume such a legal personality a Church has to resort to the format of the common legal entities of the private law. The substantial technical difficulties and not only of the non-Orthodox Churches having to adapt their church life into the structure and the form of non religious associations or other private law entities are easy to discern. The probability to have procrustean solutions is very serious, when two distinct entities could develop out of such an arrangement one owning the property and another one being the church, per se; it has been considered serious enough recently and by the ECHR, which convicted Greece in the case of the Catholic Church of Greece.
Interestingly enough, ever since the decision of the ECHR the administration has not yet given a satisfactory solution to the problem of legal existence of the Catholic Church of Greece. It only accommodated the minimum solution for the deadlock created with the specific Catholic Church of Chania and for all those Catholic institutions that had been established until 1943; all the other Catholic institutions after that date are still in a legal state of limbo, let alone their continuous inability under the existing framework to organize themselves according to their own hierarchical and institutional structure!
The case of the Evangelical and Pentecostal Radio Stations. What however, makes clearer why and how religious registration can be characterized as a roadblock to religious liberty, enabled by a more than cautious jurisprudence, is the case of the two religious radio stations recently closed down by the Greek administration.
Upon the major insufficiency of the Greek laws pertaining to the legal personality of the non-Orthodox churches, we recently had the build-up of the administration's closure of the only two non-Orthodox radio stations, the one of the Free Apostolic Church of Pentecost ("Christianity") and the one of the Free Evangelical Church of Greece ("Channel 2000"), while the two Orthodox radio stations, of the Greek Orthodox Church and of the local Orthodox Church of Piraeus are still operating.
According to the Greek law regulating private television and radio stations a candidate to qualify for a licence has to be either a legal entity of "public law" or a commercial company. The law of course, as is the case in most European countries, came a posteriori to regulate, that is retrospectively, the already existing field of private radio waves and to put order by granting licences to those meeting the standards it set up. In light of what we explained before, however, the Orthodox Church's stations didn't have but remain as such, due to their legal nature of being public law entities. On the other hand the Evangelical and Pentecostal radios stations were thus forced to take a different route that of becoming commercial companies, although they were clearly religious organizations and simple extensions of the respective Churches.
Apart from the enlightening details of how the administration delayed and even obstructed the whole procedure of the application of the two "heterodox" radio stations ("Channel's 2000" petition was lost for six months, its equipment confiscated on grounds that could not hold under judicial inquiry and then returned creating all kinds of logistical and not just only such problems, it's "peculiar", albeit professional, operation not befitting a "commercial company" with volunteers-members of their Church working in it under adverse assessment by the respective Committee weighing candidacies , etc), and apart from the discrimination issue ensued thus upon them on the basis of the discriminatory regulation of the non-Orthodox entities, we have also the additional handicap within the ECHR jurisprudence context.
Commercial companies, it has been established, although eligible to claim violation of certain rights of the European Convention of Human Rights are not under the protection of all rights; not all rights are of relevance to them and of course in that light they cannot be subjects of religious liberty rights and obligations . A commercial company therefore, as such that the Free Evangelical Church and the Free Apostolic Church of Pentecost were forced to become, operating by definition within the Greek legal framework for commercial purposes, does not constitute a manifestation of religion and of religiously motivated conduct and thus cannot be protected by the Article 9 of the Convention!
The above convincingly attest as to how shrewdly religious registration can temper the fundamental identity of those whom is called supposedly to protect and positively encourage, only rendering them finally with reduced or even at times limited protection. If, as in the case of the radio stations, they conform with what is asked from them and assume commercial legal nature, are cut off from the protection allotted to them; if they do not conform, then they do not qualify and simply they cannot fulfill their religious mission identified with the proclamation of their religious message through radio waves, edifying "believers" and evangelizing "non believers". It is a fair statement to argue that it is not only by what we regulate but also by what we don't in reference to the free exercise of religion that unsurpassable difficulties are created. But then the perspective towards religious pluralism, rather than assimilation or secularism and the acceptance of religious factions not as destabilizing factor but to the contrary as a source of peace and welfare for the countries, fades away.
b. Legitimacy
We have been examining how international jurisprudence and the strong current for conformity and jus communis can influence religious registration. However, our inquiry directs us also to domestic juridical and non-juridical agents of meaning against which religious registration needs to be examined. Religious liberty is not just an international juridical phenomenon.
We expressed earlier our concern regarding the cautious stance of the ECHR in interpreting Article 9 of the European Convention on Human Rights so that it does not impose substantial constrains on the individual states and of the enabling effect that such a stance has on dysfunctional domestic legal frameworks pertaining to religious registration. However, the acknowledgement of "national sensitivities" and of domestic peculiarities of the individual states highlights a counterbalancing active factor of influence in the enjoyment of religious liberty equally important to reckon with. It is this factor that directly affects religious registration in the manner it is framed and carried out in actuality.
A Hebrew saying enjoins judges to "reside within their own people" implying the importance of public responsibility and the need for legitimacy of laws and their corresponding application. This is what we mean by speaking of national standards and the legitimacy of the laws pertaining to religious liberty as a counterbalancing active factor of influence. Religious registration is not carried out in a vacuum. It is always contextual, in place, time, and culture, that is people. It differs only in scale from the broader correlation between culture and human rights.
The 1989 Vienna Concluding Document states that, "In this context [the participating States] confirm that t hey will respect each other's right freely to choose and develop their political, social, economic and cultural systems as well as their right to determine their laws, regulations, practices and policies. In exercising these rights, they will ensure that their laws, regulations, practices and policies conform with their obligations under international law and are brought into harmony with the provisions of the Declaration on Principles and other CSCE commitments." In that sense the OSCE framework is well prepared to engage and face the twofold challenge religious liberty poses; conforming to and aiming at international standards and maintaining a sense of ownership that a culturally meaningful legal framework provides.
During the Cold War era, the OSCE was one of the few forums for dialogue between East and West where human rights issues could be discussed and norms could be agreed upon. Today, the OSCE remains an important arena for discussion and action regarding human rights and of course religious liberty, this time promoting not just democracy but what constitutes the real test of an open society, the sense and the degree of ownership of human rights and religious liberty in particular.
Many today live in a constant state of dichotomy between what they have grown up to feel and sense to be true and that which is all around them real, coming "from abroad" permeating every thing they do or want to do; a culture for many where they sing songs and tell stories (that is mainly, watch movies!) that are not "their own" or maybe have come to become "their own" creating a lot of confusion and the need for a catharsis.
Human life is essentially cooperative; we comprehend the world by sharing stories, experiences and purposes with others, which in turn provide us with a familiar frame of meaning and implant in us a corresponding sense of ownership. Being part of a culture is an innate need human beings are born with - culture, whatever its contents, is a natural function and a liberating experience when we grow naturally first into it and then out of it, always transforming it as we become transformed. This participation leads to "evaluations of reality not as scientists…but in active negotiation of creative imaginings" and a norm is successfully and operational when is evaluated as such. This is what Alexis de Tocqueville refers us to when he notes of the American political system:
"Religion in America takes no direct part in the government of society,
but it must be recorded as the first of their political institutions;…… I do not know whether all Americans have a sincere faith in their religion - for who can search the human heart? - but I am certain that they hold it to be indispensable to the maintenance of republican institutions. This opinion is not peculiar to a class of citizens or to a party, but it belongs to the whole nation and to every rank of society."
To be joined complementarily by a Colonial Presbyterian Minister who noted that:
"The United States have lately formed their several systems of civil government so as to leave religion free…"
The goal in other words is not to impose norms only on the basis of legal reasoning and external statutory or even foreign structural associations, just to save face, which as practice has shown leads often to legal rationalization, external adherence and ultimately imperils the very thing we try to protect; but to own them. It is important to have a culturally meaningful correspondence of norms and reality, if necessary re-create norms in order to own them, actively drawing from the reservoirs of cooperatively shared and shaped notions of fundamental ideas and ideals. A well known dictum express it very succinctly when it describes laws that do not correspond to the social reality they aim to serve as simply a piece of paper.
We recognize the theory of Human Rights as a Western cultural evolvement, having grown up in the Christian West; this does not at all diminish its established value for the whole world, only it raises our awareness as to the issue of its proper applicability and legitimization in diverse cultures. Every time we have roadblocks in the enjoyment of religious liberty, mainly manifested in dysfunctional religious registration frameworks, we need to arise in examining the level of affinity or alienation of the people of the land with the rights in peril.
The Human Rights paradigm derives its authoritative explanatory and regulatory power from the fundamental belief in the empowerment of each person. This is an all-powerful "doctrine" capable of providing a central, ideological and operational coherence even in different from the Western cultural norms, which happen to be collective and communitarian. It is in such settings that we observe the most difficulties with religious pluralism, as in Greece, since it comes against the primary value of the central, cohesive notion of the community against which the value of the individual is measured in terms of his participation in it. However, even in such environments there are always cultural reservoirs, which could support a successful decentralization of the convincing value of the empowerment of each person.
The OSCE forum can encourage such processes of a successful decentralization of the core values at stake, enabling the parts [participating states] to be of "one mind" even though they are diverse in culture and place. If the Cold war dialogue and agreement processes could be measured in "dinosaur" like sizes and methods, the new reality, especially after the events of Tuesday 11th of September, 2001, can only be pursued through smaller and more flexible forms of engagement; not simply a cross institutional, cross structural, statutory and hierarchy-oriented approach and influence but also a network-oriented approach. When many herald the "network society" in the midst of an ever-deepening global civil society, power and legitimacy are more and more to be fostered and reinforced in networks, pushing us to rethink our typologies. The importance of the social capital in the new morphology of our societies, affecting the conceptualization, establishment and application of rights, starting from, as a core reinvigorating systemic value, and going all the way down to religious registration, would be crucial.
In all these OSCE could play a leading role, through consultative and consensus-building mechanisms, employing the social capital dimension within its broader methodological category of Human Dimension.


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First off great piece of coding guys....it looks great.
I work for a small Biotech Company in West Virginia, and we wouls love to use zimbra as our mail server. Trouble is I can not get it to setup correctly. I am the only one in the bunch that has any linux expirence, and mine is at the novice stage. I installed FC3 and yum update so everything is current.
I then did a ps -ef | grep slapd to make sure that no proccess were running.
i also did a ps -ef | grep zimbra and nothing was running so.....
I did ./install.sh and away we went.....
Toward the end here is what I got :
Creating db...done
Setting the hostname to mail.vandaliaresearch.com...done
Setting the LDAP host to mail.vandaliaresearch.com...done
Initializing ldap...done
Creating server mail.vandaliaresearch.com...done
Creating domain mail.vandaliaresearch.com...done
Creating admin account firstname.lastname@example.com...done
Adding mail.vandaliaresearch.com to zimbraMailHostPool in default COS...done
Initializing mta config...done
Configuring SNMP...done
Setting services on mail.vandaliaresearch.com...done
Setting up SSL...done
Starting servers...Calling GetServiceInfoRequest (mail.vandaliaresearch.com)
RESPONSE: (Zimbra::Mon::serviceInfo)
ip 22.214.171.124
name mail.vandaliaresearch.com
ERROR: service.FAILURE (system failure: getDirectContext) (cause: javax.naming.CommunicationException mail.vandaliaresearch.com:389)
Installation complete!
So.....I have tried 3 times now, and each time I get a similar error message. So....
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Mint Hill Chiropractor joins patriotic cause
By Derek Lacey / Staff Writer
An area chiropractor has been giving away free treatments. It's not a gimmick, a promotion, or an accident, it's the Patriot Project.
Dr. Mark Pustaver, of Pustaver Chiropractic in Matthews, has signed joined the Patriot Project, an initiative among chiropractors to give free treatment to veterans and active service personell free of charge, and to advocate for more access to and coverage of chiropractic care for military personnel.
Pustaver is currently the only North Carolina chiropractor involved in the project, which was started by Dr. Tim Novelli, a chiropractor in North Canton, Ohio.
The first goal of the project is to get chiropractic care covered by Tricare, the Department of Defense's health care program, as well as to provide that care, get chiropractors at Forward Operating Bases overseas, and advocate for the acceptance of chiropractic care as necessary to veterans and active duty men and women.
The project began in early 2012, when a patient of Novelli's called and told him of an "American hero" that needed his help. The hero was Staff Sergeant Dana Bowman, a U.S. Army Golden Knight, who came to Canton to visit family and friends, and had never had chiropractic care before visiting Novelli during that trip.
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Well I have a zimbra server installed and one of the accounts on that server you are getting emails that say "mail failture" The description is as follows,
"This is the mail system at host correo.margarita.venetur.gob.ve.
I'm sorry to have to inform you that your message could not
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If you do so, please include this problem report. You can
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'67 Barracuda Convertible Body Restoration Project - Natural Selection - Invasion Of The '67 BarracudaWritten by on December 1, 2002 Contributors: Muscle Car Restorations Part 1: From Purchase To Paint With Our Latest A-Body Street-Driven Project Plymouth
Remember when the Mopars that won the best of show awards were driven on and off trailers more often than on the open highway?
It wasn't that long ago. Even the pages of this magazine were focusing on chalk marks and correct finishes, spending less time on the subject of enhancing and delivering rear-wheel drive performance and, perhaps more importantly, reliability. Maybe we forgot that it was performance that made muscle Mopars so revered and, as a result, so valuable today.
What we've learned through our travels to see exquisitely restored concours Mopars is how to take that uncompromised aesthetic appearance and apply it to the cars that we prefer to drive every day. Impossible? Not anymore!
The truth of the matter is, there are no fewer trailered show cars now than in previous years, but there are many more well driven Mopars attending shows, competing for awards, and blasting down the quarter-mile. Some call what we are experiencing in Mopar circles the Muscle Car Renaissance. We'd prefer to call it natural selection. Certainly you'd rather enjoy every facet of your Mopar-not just what it looks like. The best Mopars run, race, and rule the show field all at the same time.
Natural selection surmises that we're building cars we want to show, drive, and race. Today's Mopar enthusiasts want to drive their show car not simply to prove that it's a driver, but rather to enjoy everything available from four wheels, a four-speed, and gobs of V8 power. They not only can win Best of Show and drive home, but the enjoyment of getting behind the wheel makes the experience multi-dimensional. It's our natural selection as Mopar enthusiasts to choose cars that run, drive, and look good all in equal, yet exceptional, balance.
That's the impetus behind our latest project with Muscle Car Restorations of Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. As a follow-up to the no-holds-barred Holley Road Runner, it was determined that we needed a "real-world head-turner." The Road Runner was a great magazine project car, yet it was nearly a blank check project. We needed to build a musclecar for the masses-delivered in a manner that is far more realistic to duplicate, yet offers so much curb appeal that you simply cannot give it just a casual glance.
John Balow recommended the convertible '67 Barracuda as a popular platform still available for a reasonable sum. There's certainly no better car to drive than a convertible for pure "on the road" pleasure, and with our intentions of invading events like the Hot Rod Power Tour with exciting and well-accomplished Mopars, the jaded world of Camaros and Mustangs would soon realize that the Mopars may have an advantage to reach new enthusiasts.
In our first installment, we offer a photo essay of the car that John chose, and what the preliminary steps in building a show-winning street driver would require from a body and paint perspective.
In the coming months, we'll bring you additional installments, including the Mopar Performance Parts crate engine drivetrain, the best of the performance aftermarket by providing both creature comforts such as the Classic Auto Air R-134a air conditioning, as well as the bulletproof TCI 727 TorqueFlite and National Drivetrain-equipped 831/44 rearend. We'll show just how much coverage there is from Year One right from their A- and C-Body catalog, as well as conduct an interior color change, replace the convertible top, and assemble a Barracuda that has so much panache that you'd swear it came in on the trailer. But trust us, it didn't.
Product Focus: A-Body Sheetmetal from Year OneThe lineup of sheetmetal available from Year One for '67-'69 Barracudas is far more extensive than you might believe. Here's a list of the sheetmetal available from Year One for the A-Body Barracudas.
The original 273 2-bbl engine ran and drove great, but John wanted the Barracuda to deliver exceptional performance-something that the original V8 could not offer without undue expense. Thanks to the Mopar Performance Parts 360ci/380hp Magnum crate engine, the Barracuda would transform from a modest pony car to a street bruiser. Backing up the crate engine would be a TCI-built Street Fighter 727 TorqueFlite with a 2,800-rpm stall converter that links the rearend to a custom driveshaft provided by Denny's Driveshafts. While we may be pushing the limits with 3.55 gears, especially since this car was built for the Hot Rod Power Tour, we did opt for an 831/44 housing provided by Stephens Performance. The housing was fitted with a National Drivetrain-built center section and rounded out with big-bolt pattern axles supplied by Moser Engineering, which will accommodate our Wheel Vintiques "Comet" design five-spoke wheels.
As the process began for the Barracuda, Muscle Car Restorations found that the original, non-A/C A-Body was everything they had expected. No rust was found, and that was John's primary goal. "Take the time to find the best car possible," says John, "for the time necessary to complete the restoration will be made up if you buy the first wreck that comes along." Like most projects, however, the focus on the final product did take further effort, including the body-off restoration of the car. We didn't say the process of building a top-notch driver is any less work than a concours show car-it's just that the final results are often more enjoyable.
The project took on a grander scope when our eventual owner decided that the 'Cuda needed air conditioning. That required an air conditioned Barracuda front clip from Freman Auto in Whitehall, Montana. While that may seem excessive, consider that a complete direct-fit A/C system was simply not available as an exact fit replacement. In addition to providing the underhood A/C components including the compressor, dryer, condenser, expansion valve, and hoses with compression fittings, Classic Auto Air Manufacturing rebuilt the water control valve from the factory setup that Muscle Car Restorations removed from the donor clip and restored. Classic Auto Air, as a result of this program, will offer their Perfect Fit series A/C for not only A-Bodies, but B- and E-Bodies as well, in 2003. Stay tuned for an installation on that system.
Chassis parts and the 8 3/4 A-Body rearend housing supplied by Stephens Performance were media-blasted and coated with PPG DP90 epoxy. The black is John Balow's own special blend of chassis black, which he was more than willing to share. John notes, "The chassis black consists of four parts [one gallon] of PPG Delstar 9000 factory black paint, one part [one quart] of PPG DX265 flattening agent, and finally, 3.5 parts [311/42 quarts] of PPG DTR 602 reducer." This produces two gallons of sprayable chassis paint. John applies two medium wet coats over DP90 black epoxy and achieves the desired finish.
"If you are going to keep the paint on hand," says John, "you'll need to vigorously stir the mixture before using it the next time, as the flattener will sink to the bottom." John also notes that the mixture does not use hardener.
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|1967 RH Quarterpanel Skin
|1967 Quarterpanel Skins (Pair)
|1968 LH Quarterpanel Skin
|1968 RH Quarterpanel Skin
|1968 Quarterpanel Skins (Pair)
|1969 LH Quarterpanel Skin
|1969 RH Quarterpanel Skin
|1969 Quarterpanel Skins (Pair)
|1967-'69 Outer Wheelhouse Panel (LH)
|1967-'69 Outer Wheelhouse Panel (RH)
|1967-'69 Outer Wheelhouse Panel (Pair)
|1967-'74 A-Body Trunk Floor (LH)
|1967-'74 A-Body Trunk Floor (RH)
|1967-'74 A-Body Trunk Floor (Pair)
|1967-'74 A-Body One Piece Trunk Floor
|1967-'76 A-Body Front Floor Pan (LH)
|1967-'76 A-Body Front Floor Pan (RH)
|1967-'76 A-Body Front Floor Pan (Pair)
|1967-'76 A-Body Front Floor Pan (LH, Hi-Quality)
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Rust free. The automotive gamble of all time. Unfortunately, you've discovered that your rare Mopar is not as rust free as you would have preferred. Where will you turn? If it is a part that is commercially available in reproduction, there really isn't a big issue, but what if you need a firewall, a front clip, or another hard-to-find structural item?
Look no further than Freman Auto. This large wrecking yard specializes in American-made cars from 1940-1980. The biggest percentage of their inventory is from 1950-1975.
Did we mention that Neil Freman has over 30,000 cars in several locations? Plus, Freman Auto's Web site offers a detailed inventory for specific cars that covers approximately 70 percent of the inventory.
Freman Auto adds cars to the inventory daily, and if they don't have the car or parts you need, they may be able to help you locate them elsewhere.
If you need parts for your car or if you are looking for a complete car, just call, write, fax, or e-mail Freman Auto with your needs. A price quote on the items you requested will be provided.
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Product Focus: PPG CONCEPT(r) DCC Acrylic UrethaneSingle-stage. Two-stage. Flash time. If the terms of the paint professional are not your first vocabulary, perhaps PPG Concept DCC Acrylic Urethane is the topcoat for your next Mopar project.
Concept DCC Acrylic Urethane is a premium quality, single-stage, two-component refinish product designed to offer exceptional gloss and color match. It is available in conventional single-stage solid and metallic colors, and can be used over all properly prepared OEM finishes, as well as cured air-dried finishes.
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Beware, for the most significant factor in restoring a convertible Barracuda is the amount of chrome and polished trim. The windshield header and vent-window chrome components were sent to Paul's Plating, while Iverson Automotive received all of the stainless trim for expert repair and polishing.Fortunately, A-Body window felts are available from Year One for the '67 Barracuda, but we still took extreme care removing the originals. Just another fallacy of the A-Body restoration that has been debunked.The striker assembly in the A-Body had been previously repaired. As we've mentioned in previous articles, striker repair is commonly needed and anticipated as part of the restoration of most A-Bodies.The first sign of any previous damage was from a light hit in the right rear quarter-panel. The sheetmetal was wrinkled beyond repair and the framerail was kinked 1 1/2 inches. That required replacement sheetmetal from Year One, and frame alignment provided by a local specialist near Chippewa Falls.Once the unibody was within spec following the frame alignment, the Year One quarterpanel was grafted in place.With the sheetmetal work completed by the crew at Muscle Car Restorations, the car is shown here in PPG DP90 epoxy and PPG K36 Filling Primer. Factory-appearing seam sealer has been applied using a method which duplicates the original process.Final wet sanding was accomplished prior to the application of the Viper Red basecoat/ clearcoat PPG system.
The dash frame is coated with gloss lacquer black. John recommends two wet coats over one coat of DP90, and no sanding.How does a shop like Muscle Car Restorations run 12 months a year considering the frigid cold that Wisconsin winters can deliver? This supplied air system from Titan Air Corporation provides constant air temperature so the temperature-sensitive paints catalyze properly and result in the highest quality finish, regardless of the ambient temperature outside.Notice the gray primer where the white interior color will be added after the color and clearcoat have been applied and the particular part color-sanded and buffed. Upon completion of the door, the interior basecoat is applied.The plan all along was a red exterior (Viper Red) and white interior. John notes that the particular color he chose has no metallic in it, and is well suited for panel painting, as demonstrated with the inner and outer fenders shown here. John says, "Panel painting match-up is not an issue with the PPG Concept DCC single-stage acrylic urethane paint."Here the underside of the chassis is apparent, as is the PPG Concept, DCC Acrylic Urethane paint. John prefers the high-gloss, "wet-look" that this PPG system offers. For more information, see the sidebar "Product Focus: PPG CONCEPT, DCC Acrylic Urethane."As the color-sanded and buffed car body heads towards Muscle Car Restoration's assembly building, we bid adieu in this first installment. Next, we'll watch as Muscle Car Restorations tackles the drivetrain installation.


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NEW YORK (AP) — Carrie Underwood is excited to star in a live television version of "The Sound of Music." But she's also a little nervous, too.
The former "American Idol" winner and six-time Grammy-winning artist equates the experience with "going to a Broadway show, but in your living room."
Underwood will star alongside "True Blood" vampire Stephen Moyer, who plays Captain von Trapp. Broadway veterans Audra McDonald, Laura Benanti, and Christian Borle round out the cast as Mother Abbess, Elsa, and Max, respectively.
While Underwood is no stranger to performing before millions of people on live television — she won the fourth season of "American Idol" — the multi-platinum selling artist felt she needed more preparation, so she showed up in New York three weeks early.
It happens Dec. 5 on NBC.


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Onslow County
The following meals will be served at Onslow County Schools for the week of Sept. 23:
Monday: Mini French toast and mixed fruit.
Tuesday: Cereal, crackers and orange juice.
Wednesday: Cherry frudel and peaches.
Thursday: Grab and go, yogurt and fresh fruit.
Friday: Cereal, crackers and grape juice.
Monday: Choice of one: Soft taco or pork ribacue on bun. Choice of two: sweet potato casserole, green beans, tossed salad and raisins.
Tuesday: Choice of one: Beefaroni or chicken nuggets. Choice of two: tossed salad, steamed broccoli, corn and Polish ice.
Wednesday: Choice of one: Hamburger or macaroni and cheese. Choice of two: vegetarian beans, mixed vegetables, tossed salad and pineapple.
Thursday: Choice of one: Baked chicken or hot dog. Choice of two: pasta salad, vegetarian beans, stewed tomatoes, tossed salad and mixed fruit.
Friday: Choice of one: Fish sandwich or pepperoni pizza. Choice of two: lima beans, steamed carrots, tossed salad and fresh fruit.
n All meals served with choice of milk
Camp Lejeune
The following meals will be served at Camp Lejeune Dependent Schools during the week of Sept. 23:
Monday: Pancake with sausage and juice.
Tuesday: Mini hamburger and peaches.
Wednesday: Scrambled egg with grits, toast with jelly and juice.
Thursday: Sausage biscuit and applesauce.
Friday: Pancakes and juice.
Monday: Spaghetti with meatballs or corn dog, mixed vegetables or green beans, sweet potato puffs, peaches and applesauce.
Tuesday: Meatball sub or chicken fajita, broccoli or pinto beans, saut�ed squash, pears and fresh fruit.
Wednesday: Hot dog with chili or hamburger, romaine/spinach salad, baked beans, baked okra, pineapple and applesauce.
Thursday: Rotisserie chicken or corn dog, mashed potatoes with gravy, green beans or collards, baby carrots, peaches and fresh fruit.
Friday: Pepperoni pizza or fish nuggets, corn muffin, cabbage, broccoli/cauliflower blend, corn, applesauce and fresh fruit.
n All meals served with choice of milk.
Carteret County
The following meals will be served at Carteret County Schools during the week of Sept. 23:
Monday: Sausage biscuit, cereal, toast, grits and juice
Tuesday: Sausage with gravy, cereal, toast, grits and juice.
Wednesday: Cheese biscuit, cereal, toast, grits and mixed fruit.
Thursday: Breakfast on a stick, cereal, toast, grits, and juice.
Friday: Egg biscuit, cereal, toast, grits and juice.
Monday: Chicken fillet or hamburger on bun, mashed potatoes, romaine/spinach salad, carrots, peach crisp and fresh fruit.
Tuesday: Tacos with trimmings, fiesta corn, pinto beans, Spanish rice, dried fruit and fresh fruit.
Page 2 of 2 - Wednesday: Barbecue chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans, applesauce and peaches.
Thursday: Cheese pizza, peas, romaine/spinach salad, peaches and fresh fruit.
Friday: Cheeseburger, vegetarian beans, broccoli with cheese and fresh fruit.
n All meals served with choice of milk.
Jones County
The following meals will be served at Jones County Schools for the week of Sept. 23:
Monday: Sausage biscuit, cereal and juice.
Tuesday: Breakfast pizza, cereal and juice.
Wednesday: French toast sticks, cereal and juice.
Thursday: Chicken biscuit, cereal and juice.
Friday: Grits with toast, cereal and juice.
Monday: Cheese pizza, broccoli with cheese, corn and applesauce.
Tuesday: Hot dog, baked beans, oven fries and pineapple.
Wednesday: Cheeseburger, sweet potatoes, field peas and raisins.
Thursday: Taco with trimmings, green beans, carrots with dip and peaches.
Friday: Chicken nuggets, peas, parsley potatoes and pears.
n All meals served with choice of milk
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HHS cheerleaders earned second-place honors in their first competition of the season Saturday, Sept. 7 at Elitch Gardens in Denver.
Holyoke was one of two teams in the 2A division at the 16th annual Spirit Fest.
Coach Jane Zink said she thought the girls did really well for their first time out, with the competition giving them great experience. Four of the five cheerleaders are first-year participants.
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As a result of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), such financial relationships will be publically disclosed on a CMS Open Payments website so that healthcare consumers, clinicians, and stakeholders can be better informed about the nature and magnitude of these relationships. Industry data collection tracking these transactions began on August 1. Industry will register with the program and submit 2013 data by March 31, 2014. In the fall of 2014—a little more than a year from now—CMS will post the 2013 data on the Open Payments website, which will be accessible to the public. This public posting will occur annually.


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Miami, FL (Sports Network) - LeBron James and Dwyane Wade had 32 and 31
points, respectively, and the Miami Heat continued their home success with a
114-108 victory over the Houston Rockets.
Wade also had eight assists and four steals for the Heat, who improved to 20-3
at home this season. Shane Battier and Norris Cole donated 12 and 10 points,
Miami was without the services of Chris Bosh due to the flu.
James Harden ended with 36 points, 12 boards and seven assists for the
Rockets, who tied an NBA record with an eye-popping 23 3-pointers in Tuesday's
140-109 win over Golden State. Houston went just 9-of-25 from beyond the arc
on Wednesday.
Omer Asik had a double-double with 15 points and 14 rebounds, Patrick
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Beach House is a dream pop duo formed in 2004 in Baltimore, Maryland, consisting of French-born Victoria Legrand and Baltimore native Alex Scally. Their self-titled debut, "Beach House," released in 2006, was critically acclaimed. This was followed by their second release, "Devotion," in 2008. In 2009, Legrand provided backing vocals on the song "Two Weeks" by the indie rock band Grizzly Bear. She would collaborate with the band again by providing vocals to "Slow Life," the band's contribution to the soundtrack for the film "Twilight: New Moon." The band released their third studio album, "Teen Dream" in January 2010, also to positive critical reviews and commercial succ...
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WHEELING - Things got a whole lot more crowded in Wheeling Nailers camp early Monday morning. That's when Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, one of their two American Hockey League affiliates, cut seven players and sent them on their way to the ECHL.
Expected to arrive soon are forwards Tom Kuhnhackl, Adam Payerl, Dominik Uher, Cody Chupp and Scott Zurevinski, defenseman Reid McNeill and goalie Patrick Killeen. The Baby Penguins also released Michael Neal, brother of Penguins All-Star James Neal, but it is believed he will sign elsewhere.
''A lot of these guys I saw them in prospect camp earlier this summer,'' Wheeling coach Clark Donatelli said following practice Monday at WesBanco Arena. ''Very talented players, and a lot of them are young players - first-year pro guys. It's going to be exciting to watch.''
Donatelli said he had an idea the Nailers would receive a large number of players from Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. He didn't, however, expect to see as many as seven coming from Hamilton.
If Wheeling gets seven from the Bulldogs, that's a total of 14 from the affiliates. Including two goaltenders, teams are only permitted to carry 20 players, though there are two reserve spots and a 21-day IR.
What's that mean? For starters, there are going to be some familiar faces -holdovers from last year - that are going to be let go or traded. The deadline to submit an opening roster to the league is 3 on Wednesday.
''There's going to be some tough decisions by the coaching staff, and we're going to try to do everything we can to keep our core guys here,'' Donatelli said. ''We've been working on this the last couple days, so it's not a surprise to us.
''A little bit surprised Montreal is sending us (several) guys. But they're our affiliates and our job is to develop our affiliates' prospects.
''That is our first job.''
The coaching staff is confident that those coming down from Wilkes-Barre will have little trouble fitting into the system, but conceded it may take those from Montreal a little longer.
The Nailers began to make room by releasing goaltender Michael Chiasson and forward Ryan Maunu, who scored twice Sunday night.
Here is a look at the newcomers:
Goal Horn Gone?
Those in attendance Sunday noticed that there was no goal horn following any of the nine Nailers goals. According to team officials, a survey was given to former season ticket holders who decided not to return, and among the chief complaints was the goal horn, for which the Nailers are widely known, was too loud.
Diehard fans took to social media to voice their displeasure and even started a petition to get the horn put back in use.
Nailers vice president Craig Bommer released the following statement Monday:
"No final decision regarding the horn has been made,'' he said. ''We are exploring options on enhancing our post-goal celebration.''
Merth Joins Nailers
The Nailers announced defenseman Peter Merth has joined the team, effective immediately, after attending training camp with the AHL's Abbotsford Heat.
Merth, 25, returns to the Nailers for his third season of professional hockey, with each of his previous two campaigns taking place in Wheeling. Prior to turning pro, Peter played four seasons of junior hockey in the BCHL with the Coquitlam/Burnaby Express, on his way to attending R.P.I., where he majored in Environmental Science, while also playing hockey for four years. During his time with the Engineers, the New Westminster, BC native produced four goals, 28 assists, and 32 points in 151 games. During the fall of 2010, Merth made the jump to the professional level, joining the Nailers for the 2010-11 season. He appeared in all but three games as a rookie, recording one goal and 12 points, continuing to solidify his position on the roster. This past season, Peter added three goals and 12 points in 50 games with Wheeling, while also earning the opportunity to play in 11 games with the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins.


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BROOK PARK -- Just before 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, police say that they have located the suspect in the Wednesday morning murder of Kyle Kelley, 25, of Brook Park, at a Snow Road Best Western Hotel.
They say that David James Adams was located out-of-state but police did not say where.
Police had issued an arrest warrant earlier Wednesday for David James Adams, 19, standing 5'09" tall, weighing 150 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes.
Adams was last seen driving a black 1999 Plymouth Neon 2-door, with Ohio temporary license X216028.
The car reportedly has a yellow bungee cord holding the front hood and Elmo in rear window.
Police say a shooting took place at the best Western at 16501 Snow Road. At 9:45 a.m. Wednesday, police got a call of a disturbance in a hotel room.
Police and EMS units arrived and found one man dead and called the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's Office.
If you have any information relating to this incident, contact the Brook Park Police Department at (216) 433-1239.