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The third Sunday of October, October 18, 2015 is Special Olympics Awareness Day (SOAD) across our Archdiocese. On Sunday, October 18th, your teen group, or if you have none, your designated representatives, are asked to seek the financial help of your parishioners in funding the Special Olympics Sports Camp to be held at the Antiochian Village in the summer of 2015. This ministry is run by and sponsored by the North American Council of Teen SOYO. Our teens work very hard for this ministry and rely on the generosity and support of the faithful of our Archdiocese and the Order of St. Ignatius.
English translation of a report (Arabic original here) published by the Patriarchate of Antioch:
Under the presidency of His Beatitude Patriarch John X (Yazigi), the Holy Synod of Antioch held its fourth regular session on October 7, 2014. The following bishops were present:
Spiridon (Zahle and its dependencies), Georges (Jbeil, Batroun and their dependencies), John (Lattakia and its dependencies), Elias (Beirut and its dependencies), Iliyya (Hama and its dependencies), Elias (Sidon, Tyre and their dependencies), Saba (Hawran and Jebel al-Arab), George (Homs and its dependencies), Siluan (Buenos Aires and all Argentina), Basil (Akkar and its dependencies), Ephrem (Tripoli, al-Koura and their dependencies), Ignatius (France and Western and Southern Europe), Isaac (Germany and Central Europe).
English translation of an interview published by the Patriarchate of Antioch on October 4, 2014:
The Syrian newspaper al-Thawra Online met with His Beatitude Patriarch John X Yazigi, Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Antioch and All the East and conducted an open discussion with him that touched upon general issues and the crisis that our country is experiencing. As is his custom, Patriarch Yazigi addressed these issues with all frankness, clarity and transparency. Here follows the text of the discussion:
What role does the Antiochian Orthodox Church play as a part of the social fabric of Syria? What has it done and what will it do?
To start, we would like to direct our warmest greetings to the Syrian people as a whole and our Muslim brothers in particular on the occasion of Eid el-Adha. Many happy returns.
The Patriarchate and our Orthodox Christian people are a fundamental part of our country. We are Syrians, the children of this nation. We were born here, as were our fathers and grandfathers. Christianity started out here and we feel that we are one family with all the country's communities. Throughout history, the Patriarchate has been—and we hope it shall remain—a fundamental factor for common life in dignity, for reinforcing all the national and historical foundations that have brought us together ever since Christianity appeared in these lands. Ever since the coming of Islam, we have lived together and have built a common history. There is no doubt that our future is one.
The October 2014 issue of The Word is now available and contains the following articles:
Antiochian Unity, the Assembly of Bishops and World Orthodoxy - Editorialby Bishop John
The Visit of His Beatitude Patriarch John X and the Enthronement of His Eminence Metropolitan Joseph
In Praise of New Martyrsby Fr. John W. Fenton
The War Withinby Richard Zakka
It's Time to Wake Upby Fr. Timothy Ferguson
The Conference on Antiochian Unityby Violet K. Robbat
...and more!
To honor Metropolitan Joseph on the auspicious occasion of his enthronement as Archbishop of New York and Metropolitan of All North America, a commemorative journal is being prepared. If you would like to express your congratulations to our new Metropolitan and welcome our father in Christ John X, Patriarch of Antioch and All the East, you can place an order for a journal entry via the online order form available here. We thank the Antiochian Events team for constructing this secure and simple order form.
The journal will be published and distributed to all attendees and contributors. The journal will include greetings from the Archdiocese, Dioceses, Parishes, parishioners, and contributors. Since this is a journal commemorating His Eminence's enthronement and not a typical souvenir journal, only messages welcoming His Beatitude, Patriarch John X and/or congratulatory messages to His Eminence, Metropolitan Joseph will be accepted.
Commemorative Journal Order Form
Special Section for the Enthronement of Metropolitan Joseph
The Department of Christian Education's premier weekend for spiritual renewal and training, the Orthodox Institute, will be featuring a stellar group of speakers and presenters on the theme "Theosis: Your Life With God." Planned for October 30 - November 2, 2014 at Antiochian Village, the Institute's Keynote Addresses will be offered by Fr. Anthony Coniaris, founder of Light and Life Publishing and the pastor-emeritus of St. Mary's Greek Orthodox Church in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Dr. Kyriacos Markides, renowned author of The Mountain of Silence and professor of Sociology at the University of Maine. Three core courses for Christian educators will be taught by Dr. Harry Boosalis, professor of Dogmatics at St. Tikhon's Seminary.
"Truly, this will be a weekend for spiritual renewal," notes Director Carole Buleza. "Joining us also is Rev. Dr. David Hester, whose expertise is the Jesus Prayer. Father John Oliver will speak on "The Holy Spirit and the Monastery" at Valaam, and Fr. Michael Gillis will present Isaac the Syrian's expression of theosis. Mother Christophora will discuss whether the quest for theosis is different for women, Martha Condra will help us with fasting, and Elizabeth White will lead us back to 'wonder,' where we first met God."
The full schedule is now available for the weekend of December 5-7 and the events of the Enthronement of His Eminence Metropolitan Joseph and the visit of His Beatitude Patriarch John X, at St. Nicholas Cathedral in Brooklyn, New York. Preparations are under way and hierarchs and guests will be attending from across the world.
The following is the public schedule for the weekend:
The Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of the United States of America wrapped up its fifth annual meeting on September 18, 2014, by issuing a significant "Statement on the Middle East," and a second substantive "Final Statement" of conclusions and goals.
Convening in Dallas, TX, at the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, the Assembly tackled a number of topics in their three-day meeting, including the plight of Christians in the Middle East.
Summarizing the discussion, they wrote in their Statement that, in concert with His Beatitude Patriarch John X of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch and All the East as well as the other Patriarchs of the East, "we lament and denounce the egregious and barbarous incidents in the area, including religious intolerance and fanaticism, that erode the social fabric and unity of the region, destroying churches, shrines and monuments, which are the common heritage of all Christians and, indeed, all humanity."
Orthodox Christian Network (OCN) conducted an interview with His Eminence Metropolitan Joseph in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, Sept. 10. OCN writes:
"OCN Executive Director Fr. Christopher Metropulos spoke with His Eminence Metropolitan Joseph in Washington, DC, where both are attending the IDC Summit calling attention to the plight of Christians in the Middle East. ... Members of Metropolitan Joseph's family have been killed and wounded in this crisis, and he notes that nearly every family in his Archdiocese has been impacted in some way. 'We cannot accept the Middle East without Christians,' he says. 'That would be an unforgivable crime.' In this interview, Metropolitan Joseph shares his faith in the power of being a servant. Raised in a monastery, he feels deeply honored by the opportunity to serve that he has been given. His Eminence also describes his insights into the healing and blessing that comes when faith replaces fear, and we offer courageous and loving service to one another."
Listen to the interview here.
The Department of Christian Education"We want our children first and foremost to be converted to Christ, to know repentance, to know what it meant to offer themselves and the whole world to God at the Divine Liturgy, to win the struggle with evil, and to be wise with the wisdom of the saints, and then, yes, to articulate their faith. Their spiritual strength is what will count in the end," observed Department of Christian Education Director Carole Buleza at the beginning of the 2014-2015 Church School year.
Several noteworthy resources are worth highlighting as Sunday School commences across the Archdiocese. New materials, guidelines, and submission information for the 2015 Creative Festivals have been posted to Antiochian.org. Themed "The 100th Anniversary of the Falling Asleep of St. Raphael," the Festivals include art, photography, poetry and creative writing.
Additionally, the Department of Youth organizes the Bible Bowl and the Oratorical Festivals, and has a variety of new resources available for preparation for those events. The Festivals are hosted by the Fellowship of St. John the Divine. Topics are always developed and printed by the Department of Youth and Parish Ministry with the blessing of the Metropolitan.
Bishop John visited Metropolitan Joseph on July 26, 2014, to receive his blessings and a message for the readers of The Word. Metropolitan Joseph was hospitable, candid and loving. Here is what he had to say.
We thank God for all of His blessings, wisdom and guidance bestowed upon us. I thank our Father in Christ, Patriarch John X, for his leadership, love and constant prayers for this Archdiocese. We pray to almighty God that He will grant our Father, Patriarch John X, strength and perseverance during this critical time in the life of our Patriarchate, especially the challenges and danger facing the people and land of the Middle East. We thank my brother Metropolitans, the members of the Holy Synod of Antioch, for their confidence, their love and their support. I also would like to take this opportunity to thank my brother hierarchs of this Archdiocese for all of their hard work, godly ministry and efforts to maintain the unity and strength of our Archdiocese. We pray that the merciful God will remember our beloved Metropolitan Philip in His heavenly Kingdom and will reward him richly for all of the accomplishments realized during his half-century ministry. He left for us a big legacy to build upon.
Now we begin a new chapter in the life the Archdiocese. The Archdiocese is not one person, but the whole body; metropolitan, hierarchs, clergy, monastics and all the believers.
On August 14–17, 2014, the NAC Fellowship of St. John the Divine hosted the Orthodox Young Professionals Conference in San Diego, CA. This conference, the culmination of a year-long effort, was the first of its kind for any Orthodox jurisdiction.
Co-Chaired by Kyra Pelachik and Fadi George Madanat, the Orthodox Young Professionals Conference brought together 125 Orthodox young adults representing every major metropolitan area in the United States, as well as Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal and Ontario, Canada. The conference gave attendees an opportunity to network, listen to prominent speakers, engage in very meaningful and practical discussions about their faith, and learn about the interdependence between their personal lives and the life of the Church.
His Eminence Metropolitan Joseph, in special attendance at the conference, shared his vision for Orthodoxy in North America.
Our block of hotel rooms at the Brooklyn Marriott is sold out for Friday and Saturday evening. You can try booking directly at marriott.com. You may continue to check the link below as rooms may pop up from time to time if people cancel. You can also check other hotels in the area including the Sheraton Brooklyn.
Archpriest Thomas Zain, Archdiocese Vicar-General, writes on September 2:
Greetings to you and your families as we begin a new ecclesiastical year. Preparations are underway for the visit of His Beatitude, Patriarch John X and the upcoming enthronement of our new Metropolitan. As we finalize the schedule for the weekend and work out details for the banquet, I wanted to share with you the link to make your hotel reservations at the Brooklyn Marriott. The rate is $299.00 a night plus tax. The deadline for reservations is November 7, 2014. Further detailed information regarding the weekend and the banquet will be forthcoming sometime in the near future.
The following is the general schedule. Times and banquet information will be added in later in the month and we will post them on the archdiocese website as they are confirmed.
The memory of the righteous is celebrated with songs of praise, but the Lord's testimony is sufficient for thee, O Forerunner. Thou wast shown indeed to be the most honorable of the prophets, for in the waters thou didst baptize Him Who had been proclaimed. After suffering with joy in behalf of the truth, thou didst proclaim even to those in Hades the God Who appeared in the flesh, Who takest away the sin of the world, and granteth us the Great Mercy.
—Troparion of the Feast, Tone 2
Listen as Fr. Thomas Hopko discusses the Prophet, Forerunner and Baptizer, John on Ancient Faith Radio: Part 1, Part 2
Read the Patriarchate of Antioch's reflection, Beheading of the Holy and Glorious Prophet, Forerunner and Baptist John
The September 2014 issue of The Word is now available and contains the following articles:
From Uncertainty to Confidence - Editorialby Bishop John
Address by His Eminence Metropolitan Joseph
Into the Heart of Antioch: The North American Delegation to the Antiochian Unity Conferenceby Douglas Cramer
Our First Interview with Metropolitan Joseph
Bishop Antoun Reflects
The Road to Damascus: My Conversionby Brett Heide
In a historic meeting on August 17, 2014, His Beatitude John X, Patriarch of Antioch and All the East, hosted His Holiness Mar Ignatius Ephrem II, Patriarch of the Universal Syriac Orthodox Church, along with a distinguished delegation traveling with him. The meeting took place at the ancient St. George Antiochian Orthodox Monastery located in the "Valley of the Christians" in the town of Meshtaye in northwestern Syria. Before his election to the Patriarchate, His Holiness served as Archbishop of the Eastern United States for the Syriac Orthodox Church.
A complete English translation of the welcoming speech by Patriarch John X can be read at Notes on Arab Orthodoxy. Patriarch John X said in part:
It is a great pleasure for me to say to you, "How good and pleasant it is for brothers to dwell together!"
The Psalmist once said this and today your sweet faces and the smiles of your children say this. The stone of this holy monastery say this. If they could speak, they would sing of their longing to see loved ones and would chant welcome to them all as living stones in the body of the Antiochian Church that first sang the name of Christ and spread it to the lips of all humankind. We welcome you most warmly. It is better for us to say: welcome to your home in the Monastery of Saint George. Our meeting today is a message to the world that the seeds of Christian unity will by watered first by us in Antioch, just as Jesus' disciples were first called Christians in Antioch.
It is with great pleasure that we announce that the events related to the Enthronement of His Eminence Metropolitan Joseph will take place during the weekend of December 5 through 7, 2014, at St. Nicholas Cathedral in Brooklyn, New York. The actual enthronement will take place in conjunction with Vespers on Saturday, December 6.
We will be greatly blessed by the presence of His Beatitude John X, Patriarch of Antioch and All the East, who will preside during this weekend.
The details concerning the schedule for the weekend, the hotel accommodations, and the banquet information are still being finalized, and will be communicated to all of you as soon as they are confirmed.
By Christopher Holwey, Chair of the Department of Sacred Music
VIew SMI YouTube videos and the Flickr photo gallery by Paul Jabara
The Sacred Music Institute (SMI), held this year from July 23-27, 2014 at Antiochian Village, has been getting better each year. I'm not being biased simply in my role as the Department Chair. Rather, looking at the SMI's progression from year to year, I see the quality of our instructors, speakers, and program, improving on an academic and spiritual level.
More than ever, this year our speakers were educated and trained musically and theologically, coming from many of our Orthodox jurisdictions. They helped our participants grow in the same way, musically, technically, vocally, and theologically, in their understanding of Orthodoxy and the sacred music of our Church. We learned the hymns of our Church with regard to our theme, "Pascha," and then we presented this music in a concert, utilizing the talents of our Sacred Music Chorale and our newly formed Byzantine Choir.
Shudder, O ye heavens! and, O earth, give ear unto these words: God descended once before for our sake; He descends again today for His Mother.--from The Lamentations at the Bier of the Mother of God, Tone 5
O thou most Holy Virgin, who knew not wedlock, the heavens rejoice in thy glorious falling asleep, the hosts of angels are glad, and the whole earth crieth out in joy, singing to thee the funeral song, O Mother of the Lord of all, thou who hast delivered human kind from its ancestral condemnation.--Orthros of the Feast, Tone 4
The Feast of the Dormition of the Theotokos: an introduction by Archpriest Ayman KfoufTeachings and traditions for the Feast of the DormitionSt. John of Damascus on the DormitionA Description of the Theotokos by St. Maximus the ConfessorTender Love and the Dormition: Frederica Mathewes-Green on Ancient Faith RadioMary, Our Cause of Rejoicing, by His Grace Bishop Basil
The 2015 Oratorical Conference theme for the Antiochian Archdiocese has been announced as the "100th Anniversary of the Falling Asleep of Saint Raphael." Bishop Raphael (Hawaweeny), much beloved by the American Syrian community he served during the early years of Orthodoxy on the North American continent, reposed in 1915 and was canonized in 2000 as St. Raphael of Brooklyn. This year's Creative Arts, Bible Bowl, and Oratorical Festivals held across the U.S. and Canada will feature his life and legacy.


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Something went serious with my Windows XP system. It is updated with all recent drivers and latest patches from Windows Update. Since past couple of days, the computer is not able to come out of Stand by mode. The only left is too restarting by pressing the restart button on the cabinet. When I press any key when the system is in Standby Mode, I can see the power light starts blinking and Fan spinning but the monitor remains black. Even all connected USB drives remain silent.
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Hot Vacation Pics! Glee Cast Celebrates Summer 2011
The fictional kids of McKinley High might be spending the summer in Lima, Ohio — but the travels of their real-life counterparts have been much more exotic! From Hawaii to Australia and the Caribbean… check out how some of your favorite Glee stars have been spending their summer vacations!


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KINSTON � The Eastern North Carolina Bluegrass Association will have its monthly concert Saturday at Lenoir Community College in the Waller Auditorium.
The bands for the show include The Smith Family Band, and Dixie Strings. Admission is $6 at the door, with children 12 and under admitted free.
The doors open at 6 p.m. and the show begins an hour later.
For information or to book a band, contact Ann Banks at 244-0712.
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We ask that you PELASE stay off the courses that are closed. As the spring thaw begins, we are entering the muddiest season of the year. In the Midwest, we are held captive by the weather. We need dry, sunny days to get the ground firm enough for trucks to put the baskets back in the ground and support the foot traffic. Foot traffic when the ground is still soft creates erosion, which results in premature aging.
We can all do our part to keep the courses healthy, which includes waiting for the grounds to recover the winter melt and courses to safely reopen.


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Salmon Supreme with Ginger Soy Sauce Recipe
"This salmon has an excellent delicate flavor. I like to prepare this dish on Friday nights; it's very fast and easy. It's light in calories and delicious too." Agnes Ward - Stratford, Ontario
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- 4 salmon fillets (4 ounces each)
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1/3 cup sherry or unsweetened apple juice
- 2 green onions, chopped
- 1/4 cup minced fresh gingerroot
- 3 tablespoons reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 2 tablespoons honey
- 1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1. In a shallow bowl, combine flour and cornstarch. Dip fillets in flour mixture. In a large nonstick skillet coated with cooking spray, cook salmon in oil over medium-high heat for 4-6 minutes on each side or until fish flakes easily with a fork. Remove and keep warm.
- 2. Add sherry, stirring to loosen browned bits from the pan. Stir in the remaining ingredients; cook, stirring occasionally, for 2 minutes to allow flavors to blend. Serve with salmon. Yield: 4 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 fillet with 2 tablespoons sauce equals 319 calories, 16 g fat (3 g saturated fat), 67 mg cholesterol, 526 mg sodium, 15 g carbohydrate, trace fiber, 24 g protein.
Reviews for Salmon Supreme with Ginger Soy Sauce
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"We loved this! This is really delicious and super-easy. A great way to get a healthy fish into your diet."
Wine Pairings
Full-Bodied White Wine
Enjoy this recipe with a full-bodied white wine such as Chardonnay or Viognier.
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Lilac Wine
Dear God Where Are You?
Dear God where are you?
I looked up at the sky one sad painful day
Through my darkness anger and pain I saw
Beautiful hues of blissful blues
Clouds Billowing like Sheets of silken dreams
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There are allegations of patient abuse at a state-run facility in Eastern Carolina.
The Caswell Development Center is a state-run home for people with severe developmental disabilities in Kinston.
Three workers there have been fired after accusations they not only abused, but injured a resident.
According to officials a fourth worker is taking a leave of absence while the incident is investigated and a fifth has been cleared and is back to work.


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Malicious Rebirth, Alvion's enhanced PS Vita version of PlayStation 3's Malicious, is coming to PlayStation Network in North America and Europe later this year, Sony has announced.
In Malicious, you're summoned by the prophets to take control of the "Spirit Vessel" and bring peace back to the Kingdom. Stages are made up of boss battles and the order in which you play them is up to you. In addition to the stages from the PlayStation 3 version, the PS Vita version adds more levels, bosses, and powers to acquire.
Thanks, PlayStation Blog.


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Why are there not any larger races in Italy? Since all the great bikes and racers came from Italy I would think there would be more. All these big tours are in France...when was the last time they one a race?
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I want to convert a string to joda DateTime in the form of "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss". The string should be in one of two formats,"yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss" or "yyyy-MM-dd", although it is user input, so I may need to kick it back if it isn't in either format. How can I check for the case where no timestamp is present and append 00:00:00 to it? Below is my code for the case where the full date and time are given.
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This combination medication is used to temporarily treat symptoms caused by the common cold, flu, allergies, or other breathing illnesses (such as sinusitis, bronchitis). Decongestants help relieve stuffy nose, sinus, and ear congestion symptoms. Acetaminophen (APAP) is a non-aspirin pain reliever and fever reducer. Antihistamines help relieve watery eyes, itchy eyes/nose/throat, runny nose, and sneezing.
Cough-and-cold products have not been shown to be safe or effective in children younger than 6 years. Therefore, do not use this product to treat cold symptoms in children younger than 6 years unless specifically directed by the doctor. Some products (such as long-acting tablets/capsules) are not recommended for use in children younger than 12 years. Ask your doctor or pharmacist for more details about using your product safely.
These products do not cure or shorten the length of the common cold and may cause serious side effects. To decrease the risk for serious side effects, carefully follow all dosage directions. Do not use this product to make a child sleepy. Do not give other cough-and-cold medication that might contain the same or similar ingredients (see also Drug Interactions section). Ask the doctor or pharmacist about other ways to relieve cough and cold symptoms (such as drinking enough fluids, using a humidifier or saline nose drops/spray).
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If you are using the liquid form of this medication, carefully measure the dose using a special measuring device/spoon. Do not use a household spoon because you may not get the correct dose. If your liquid form is a suspension, shake the bottle well before each dose.
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I went to the acura dealership and was given a diagnostic. It said that I had an oil leak and that the oil pump needed to be replaced. I wasn't able to see any appreciable difference in the oil levels after an oil change, though. When I went to an independent shop, they lifted the car on stilts and showed me that there was oil all around the bottom of the pan and drain plug. Does this sound like the oil pump needs to be replaced? It's a pretty expensive repair.
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Manager Eric Wedge said the call-ups of Erasmo Ramirez and Hector Noesi will mean fewer starts for the Mariners' current starters, except Felix Hernandez.
The Mariners plan to alter their starting rotation beginning next week in order to get two additional starts apiece for recent Class AAA call-ups Erasmo Ramirez and Hector Noesi.
Mariners manager Eric Wedge confirmed the move on Friday, saying that Felix Hernandez will remain on schedule but the rest of the rotation could be slightly affected. Hernandez is among the front-runners for an American League Cy Young Award, which would be the second of his career.
Beyond him, Hisashi Iwakuma has arguably been the team's second-best starter since the All-Star break. But Wedge seemed to indicate that Iwakuma could see a start or two pushed back a bit.
"It's going to change a little bit," Wedge said. "We want to make sure that we accomplish what we want to accomplish here, give ourselves the best chance to win. Iwakuma's going to continue to start, but there's going to be a point in time where everybody gets maybe a little bit more time."
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Wedge said he is not planning to go to a six-man rotation because the starts for Ramirez and Noesi could be "too sporadic" for that.
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Michael Saunders and Franklin Gutierrez have not had many opportunities to play together in the outfield this season, but both were in the lineup Friday after nursing recent groin issues.
Wedge said that, regardless of what Saunders and Gutierrez do the rest of the season, he already has a pretty firm grasp on what he's got with both players.
"I feel like I do," he said. "I feel like I have a good grasp on that with those two guys. I can't say that about everybody, but you asked me specifically about those two. I feel like I've got a good idea of where they're at and where they could eventually be."
• Luis Jimenez didn't learn about his first major-league start Friday night in the traditional way. Jimenez actually found out he was starting as the night's designated hitter when he checked Twitter and saw somebody had posted the lineup with him in it. In the fourth inning, Jimenez got his first major-league hit, a two-out single to center.


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Nightmare At 20,000 Feet: Horror Stories By Richard Matheson
by Richard Matheson
No current Talk conversations about this book.
This was dark, dudes!
Some of the stories felt rushed, some were silly. The classics were good (or did I like them because they were classics?), but didn't make up for the lesser works.
Satisfying, in a 1957 kind of way.
Enjoyed this book. Back when I was 18 I used to buy many Horror collection books. I still have them, although they are translated into Dutch so I probably will never read them again.
I am sure I've read stories by Mr Matheson as well.
Liked a lot of stories but the one that made the most impression was a short one,called Dress of White Silk. it made me so curious what others thought of that story, I googled it. Learned a lot. ;) (They saw it so different than i did and I think they were right, but that is what I love with short stories that are well written, that they make you wonder.)
Other stories I liked. Disappearing Act, Legion of Plotters. Slaughterhouse is a typical ghost story. The Children of Noah. BBQ tonight. lol, First Anniversary, and I loved The Likeness of Julie. I forgot to mention the first story but that is so good and well known, it speaks for itself. Nightmare at 20.000 feet. The Twilight Zone. h how i loved that series back in the day.
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What are you afraid off? Flying? Children? A doll? New neighbour? Heck, what about the guy sitting next to you on the bus and sniffing? In the hands of Richard Matheson, paranoia hits an all time high. He doesn't need to conjure up ghosts, monsters or aliens to scare you. Some of his best works are showcased in these short stories. Some chilling, some just disturbing, but all of them will get under your skin ... just because it may just happen.
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Explore Turkmenistan and Kyrgyzstan as you travel from Beijing to Istanbul.
Get ready for a massive overland adventure from the bustling streets of Beijing to the futuristic city of Ashgabat. Travel through some of the planet's most remote, wild and unique wildernesses along the legendary Silk Road into Turkey. Pass through the mountain-scapes of Kyrgyzstan, pitch a tent beneath the stars in the Karakum Desert, and arrive at secluded sections of the snaking Great Wall. From China to Turkmenistan and beyond, this adventure will introduce you to the friendly and hospitable locals who call these rugged lands home. If you're longing for an epic overland odyssey, away from the tourist crowds and through some of the world's last wild terrains, then this journey is just for you.
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- Wander through Beijing's' Forbidden City
- Explore the temple and pagoda studded Kongtong Mountain
- Climb deserted sections of the Great Wall of China
- See the Army of Terracotta Warriors in Xi'an
- Climb deserted sections of the Great Wall of China
- Admire the Buddhist art at the Mogao Caves
- Cross the infamous Torugart Pass from Kyrgyzstan to China
- See the dramatic glaciers adorning the Ala Archa Canyon
- Admire quaint Karakol
- Meet local shepherds on a yurt stay
- Explore the historic town of Bukhara
- Walk the ancient walls of Khiva
- Discover the romance of the Silk Road in Samarkand
Day 1-2 Beijing
Day 3-4 Chengde
Day 5 Jinshanling
Day 6-7 Datong
Day 8-9 Wutai Shan
Day 10-11 Pingyao
Day 12 Lijiashan
Day 13-14 Yan'an
Day 15-18 Xi'an
Day 19 Pingliang/Mount Kongtong
Day 20 Gansu Corridor, Lanzhou
Day 21-22 Xiahe
Day 23 Liujiaxia
Day 24 Bingling Si/Zhangye Bush Camp
Day 25 Jiayuguan/Great Wall
Day 26-27 Dunhuang
Day 28 Bush Camp
Day 29-30 Turpan
Day 31-32 Urumqi & The Heavenly Lake
Day 33-34 Bush Camp
Day 35-37 Kashgar
Day 38 Karakol
Day 39 Kashgar
Day 40 Bush Camp
Day 41 Kochkor
Day 42-43 Bishkek
Day 44-45 Chong Kemin Valley
Day 46 Karakol
Day 47-48 Djety Oguz Valley
Day 49 Kochkor
Day 50-51 Song Kul Lake
Day 52-54 Kyrgyz Fergana Valley
Day 55 Arslanbob
Day 56 Kokand/Fergana City
Day 57-58 Tashkent
Day 59-61 Samarkand
Day 62 Yurt Stay
Day 63-65 Bukhara
Day 66-67 Khiva
Day 68 Kunye Urgench
Day 69 Darwasa
Day 70-72 Ashgabat
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AccommodationBush camp (no facilities) (15 nights), Cave house (1 night), Guesthouse (3 nights), Homestay (1 night), Hotel (43 nights), Yurt (5 nights)
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- Beijing - Forbidden City
- Bukhara - Guided city tour
- Chengde - Bisu Shanzhuang
- Chengde - Puning Temple
- Datong - Hanging Monastery
- Dunhuang - Mogao Caves
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- Kashgar - Sunday & Animal Bazaars
- Khiva - Guided city tour
- Kochkor - Regional Museum
- Kochkor - Women's Felt Co-op
- Kokand - Khan's Palace & Mosque
- Konye-Urgench - Ancient City ruins
- Lijiashan - Black Dragon Temple
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JERUSALEM Political newcomer Yair Lapid electrified Israel with his surprising success in this week's election and an Obama-like message of hope and change, and expectations are high.
The former TV talk show host will need to make strides on pressing economic ills and advance peace prospects with the Palestinians to avoid becoming another in a long line of centrists who have burst onto the political scene with great fanfare, only to flame out.
To avoid that fate, Lapid's Yesh Atid movement may have to temper the lofty expectations of the Israeli public, and will surely need to produce concrete results in Israel's Knesset, or parliament.
"Everyone at Yesh Atid is aware of the expectations and the responsibility which is upon us," said Dov Lipman, an American-born rabbi and incoming lawmaker from Lapid's party. "All of us, including our party leader, left other careers to enter the Knesset. We did so out of a sense of duty and a passion to change the country's course, and we plan to rise to the mandate we have been given to do so."
Pre-election polls predicted Lapid's party would win about a dozen of 120 parliament seats. Instead, the party, running in its first election, emerged as the country's second-biggest party with 19 seats. Israeli pollsters said a mass of undecided voters went with Lapid in the final days of the campaign, with roughly half of them coming from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's traditional base of support.
Netanyahu's Likud-Yisrael Beitenu party remains the largest parliamentary bloc with 31 seats, and he is expected to continue to serve as prime minister. But the faction's strength fell substantially, from 42 seats in the outgoing parliament, and Netanyahu has little choice but to form an alliance with Lapid to ensure a viable governing majority.
Though Lapid himself comes from Israel's high society - he is a well-known media celebrity and the son of a former Cabinet minister - he campaigned as an average citizen fighting for Israel's struggling middle class. He criticized the country's high cost of living, its expensive system of handouts and draft exemptions for ultra-Orthodox seminary students, and to a lesser extent, Netanyahu's failure to advance peace efforts with the Palestinians.
The election, seen as a slap against Netanyahu, has made Lapid the talk of the nation and given him a honeymoon with Israel's normally contentious media. His coiffed silvery hair and wide grin have been plastered on the front pages of newspapers all week. Even Israel's usually brutal political cartoonists are accentuating his telegenic looks.
Netanyahu has already reached out to Lapid, calling for formation of a broad coalition. The two men spent two and a half hours in a face-to-face meeting this week, the beginning of an intensive period of negotiations in which Netanyahu will haggle with Lapid and other party leaders over political appointments and key policy goals.
Given its strong bargaining position, Yesh Atid, or There is a Future, is convinced it can make headway on two of the most intractable issues to bedevil the country: forcing ultra-Orthodox men to join their secular counterparts in performing compulsory military or national service; and pushing forward a peace treaty that would result in a Palestinian state.
These were two issues Netanyahu and his ultra-Orthodox and hawkish partners have until now been unable, or unwilling, to resolve.
"Yair Lapid has been clear that we will go to the opposition if the government is not committed to both," said Lipman. "We are confident that both can be achieved."
Doing so will not be easy. To ensure a parliamentary majority, Lapid and Netanyahu would need at least one other partner. The most likely candidates appear to be either smaller, ultra-Orthodox parties, which are sure to fight any reform in the draft law, or the pro-settler Jewish Home, which will resist any attempt to reach peace with the Palestinians. Netanyahu's own bloc is dominated by hard-liners who oppose any concessions to the Palestinians. Lapid will have to use every ounce of his powers of persuasion to make progress on either front.


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When the sun goes down the air cools (we are quite high up in the Guatemalan Highlands here), and there are bars, cafés and restaurants to suit every budget – although this not a place to come for boisterous nightlife.
Antigua, or Antigua Guatemala to give it its full name, was the country's third capital, founded in 1543. Despite the ravages of several earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, the city was for over 200 years the capital and economic centre of the whole Kingdom of Guatemala (today's southern Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica.). But in 1773 came the most destructive of all the earthquakes, the Santa Marta, and much of the city's political and religious infrastructure was destroyed. A proposal was drawn up to move the capital for a third time, and despite some opposition, in 1775, a royal letter was written to order the foundation of a new capital.
Left largely in ruins the city might perhaps have crumbled away completely, but enough fabric and people remained to keep it alive. Today's Santiago de Guatemala, Antigua, is a National Monument and it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1979. At its heart is an almost perfect grid of streets and avenues, each of them a gem, lined with picturesque houses (many single storey because of the constant threat from the forces of nature) and dotted with the skeletons of those ruined colonial churches.
Antigua might strike you at first, as it did me, as something of a museum piece: a colonial city preserved in aspic, its ruined churches frozen at the moment of destruction, its once grand houses turned into posadas and restaurants to cater to the whims of tourists.
But you only have to walk a few blocks from the centre to discover that "real" life happens here too. Visit the locals' market; sit for a while in the Parque de Union; pause for a while in one of those same churches to watch local women take a moment from their day to light a candle. This too is Antigua.
- Pros:Compact, full of charm and a photographer's dream!
- Cons:None - unless you have difficulties in walking on cobbles
- In a nutshell:Not the museum piece it at first appears
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Hello, Sarah! Thanks for sharing your insights and impressions! Your virtual tour is great indeed!)
Such a beautiful country with beautiful people! What a lovely adventure!
What a lovely hotel! Antigua looks so colourful and sunny :-) Like your stamps/wifi tip.
Antigua is lovely! I visited both in 1990 and 2009, and hope to be back one day. Unfortunately none of the postcards I posted from the post office reached their destination (and I was there on two separeate days in 2009).
Wonderful page Sarah! Lovely tips and beautiful photos. I am considering a trip to Guatemala çlater in the year...
very inspiring page thanks - me and my camera would love it here!
Lovely page, your tips are informative and chatty - great!
Great page! Love to see Guatemala some day!x
Another fine new page, with very detailed and informative tips!
Antigua is a great city and your page brings back nice memories. Is El Portal the coffee bar with all the seats up at the counter? If so, it's the same one we went to every day here, what i'd give to be back there now!!
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It wasn't pretty, but it's a W
*deep breath*
I reserve the right to turn it off and watch Spongebob with my daughter if they start screwing up tho.
I reserve the right to turn it off and watch Spongebob with my daughter if they start screwing up tho.
So..... did you make it til the end, my brutha?
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And I got your text.
Not a work of art, but as you said, a W.
Had trouble getting to sleep after the game, as usual.
Too bad the queens get to play teams with little to play for.
Still looks like the Bears will be on the outside looking in.
Those blown games in Sept. vs. the South really loom large.
Yeah, we'd have LOVED for you to beat Atlanta and Tampa. Dammit.
I blame myself.
I was doing assorted chores and playing with the kids at the end of both games rather than focusing my considerable psychic energy towards the game.
I should be ashamed.
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Hello! I'm back! I guess none of you could remember my old posts...Yeah, I'm the one who couldn't hit the delay of Gen 4. And the one who's the noob of this RNG abusing for IVs thing. (Seriously, I can only do RNG abusing for Shiny Pokemon, and those are only for eggs, without hitting delays. I sometimes can't even hit the right frame, blowing the run.
) So...I've gotten my copy of Black 2, and I was just wondering how to RNG abuse there. Is there any difference that I must know, and stuff?
Because this is pretty much my first time on picking up Generation 5 RNG and I got the short stick, because egg RNG's gone, apparently. Why, anyway? Maybe wandering NPCs? Too bad I was impatient and rushed to obtain Genesect, because I can't do this whole RNG thing...and it was a good target to do, but I'm still early in the game, so maybe it isn't a good idea anyway. Maybe it'd be better for me to restart or something? Because I really don't wanna do that. So, that's it from me, thanks!
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Looking for any starter material hopefully before delving into the debugger
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Looking for any starter material hopefully before delving into the debugger
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MSDN has a section devoted to writing a PowerShell host in the PowerShell SDK documentation, which is a nice starting point.
Besides that a search returns the following:
There is no great documentation. I've learned most of what I know by experimentation and example. And reflection. Not the personal kind, the reverse engineering kind.
Joel Bennett's PoshConsole is probably the best OSS example of a custom host that I've found. The StudioShell codebase also contains a simple interactive host based on winforms.
Hosting can be relatively simple depending on the level of interactivity you're looking for. If you just want to run some script files, the code is as simple as this:
If you need any kind of interactivity, such as prompting the user from script, you're pretty much limited drinking the koolaid and implementing most of the PSHost, PSHostUserInterface, and PSHostRawUserInterface contracts. Again, I would look at the existing living examples before diving down the rabbit hole on your own.
I have a series of blog posts dedicated to this.
Here's the first.
I have also implemented a debugger. I'd be glad to answer questions you might have. Contact info on my blog.
Also, here's a project that actually implemented a debugger using the API...it's the only place I've found any published code to do that.
You'll find here under the blog from which I built my own PowerShell which interpret scripts without showing any windows.
It's really the few first lines you need and the shortcut to PowerShell SDK.
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Update on MarioMario needs to invest in his business. In order to bring in the harvest of basic grains, he will pay day laborers. He will also rent land that will serve for next season's planting. This will help Mario get the harvest ready for consumption.
Mario believes that his work has improved because of the help of the loans. They help him keep his family in good conditions. They are all healthy and Mario is ready to begin next year with more work.
El considera que su trabajo ha mejorado con el apoyo de los préstamos, le sirven para mantener a su familia en mejores condiciones, todos cuentan con buena salud y Mario está listo para iniciar el próximo año con más trabajo.
Previous Loan DetailsMario's asking for a new loan because the new corn planting season is starting. He'll buy manure and herbicide that's needed to farm basic grains. The loan added to state funds will allow him to make a good investment that will help him prevent infestations or any other kind of damage in his cro... More from Mario's previous loan »
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