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06.26.2016 | 20 Sivan, 5776
Herzog implies Israel should hold vote on two-state solution
Missing IDF soldier's family: Netanyahu failing a test by signing deal with Turkey
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Amid Turkey deal protest, PM vows Israel working to retrieve fallen soldiers from Gaza
Life sentence for Jerusalem pride parade stabber who killed teen girl
Culture and Sport Minister Miri Regev is on the war path
10 years after Second Lebanon War, for a bereaved mother the pain is only worse
Govt to approve package to improve economic ties with Africa
Netanyahu praises British PM after resignation as 'true friend of Israel'
Quartet report likely to recommend renewal of direct Israeli-Palestinian talks
Heart of the city discovered at Tel Aviv's InterContinental David
Seeing Russia through new eyes
Iftar fund-raiser in Abu Gosh helps sick Palestinians get help in Israeli hospitals
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Israeli track and field athletes still looking for Rio push
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Haifa ammonia production to be relocated– three years behind schedule
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Blood libel
June 26: Kids in hot cars
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Turkish official: Regional security problem binds Israel and Turkey
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Iran claims it thwarts bombings in Tehran, other cities
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The memory of the Connecticut school shooting still was too fresh for the sight of firearms and the smell of gunpowder.
"It just doesn't show the right respect for those that lost their lives," said Bob Elliott, the group's sergeant.
Two days after 20 children and six adults were shot to death at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., NFL fans gathering in stadiums across the country honored the victims' memory with periods of silence and reflection. Some teams darkened their scoreboards and lowered their flags to half-staff, while others wore helmet decals or black ribbons.
After learning he was the favorite player of one 6-year-old victim, New York Giants receiver Victor Cruz wrote "R.I.P. Jack Pinto," "Jack Pinto, my hero" and "This one is for you" on his shoes for the game against the Falcons in Atlanta. Cruz said he called the boy's family after hearing he was a Giants fan and was told they planned to bury him in one of Cruz's No. 80 jerseys.
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GeckoLinux is based on openSUSE Leap 42.1, and it exists to make the openSUSE distribution more refined and approachable. It has recently released live installable DVD editions featuring the Cinnamon, XFCE, and Budgie desktop environments. These include many refinements and features not available in the standard openSUSE Leap installation images.
openSUSE Leap bring SUSE Linux Enterprise out in the openSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Tuesday 24th of November 2015 12:12:15 AM Filed under
SUSE has been doing things very, very right for a very long time. It never ceases to amaze me that this brilliant company hasn't found more traction in the US. Hopefully openSUSE LEAP will be that which will help them leap in the spotlight here in the States.
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Leaping in a new direction with openSUSE 42.1Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 16th of November 2015 09:25:14 AM Filed under
Of the three distributions, I think Fedora is closest to the cutting edge, with openSUSE and Ubuntu both fairly close behind. However, Fedora and Ubuntu have relatively short support cycles with Fedora releases usually supported for about 14 months, Ubuntu 15.10 for just nine months and openSUSE 42.1 will receive three years of support.
The best distribution for the job will depend on the person and, of course, the role the distribution is to play. I think Fedora is aimed mostly at more technical users and people who like to tinker. Ubuntu is aimed squarely at Linux newcomers who generally want to just use their computer and openSUSE appears to be aiming at a sort of middle ground: people who have a little Linux experience and want options, but also want reliability and longer support cycles.
GeckoLinux - based on openSUSE Leap 42.1 with more features and refinementsSubmitted by sb56637 on Sunday 15th of November 2015 02:24:44 AM Filed under
GeckoLinux is a Linux spin based on the openSUSE distribution, with a focus on polish and out-of-the-box usability on the desktop. Unlike its parent distribution, GeckoLinux is available as a live DVD that can be tested before installing. It has a number of unique features compared to its parent distribution. Read more...
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openSUSE 13.1 Reaches End of Life on January 5, 2016, Update to openSUSE Leap 42.1Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Friday 13th of November 2015 12:17:59 PM Filed under
Marcus Meissner of openSUSE informs users that the openSUSE 13.1 GNU/Linux operating system will reach the end of its life in approximately two months from the moment of writing this article, on January 5, 2016.
SUSE LeftoversSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 13th of November 2015 02:20:31 AM Filed under
EXTON OpSuS KDE is the First GNU/Linux Distribution Based on openSUSE Leap 42.1
We've been informed earlier by Arne Exton, the creator of numerous GNU/Linux distribution and Android-x86 operating systems, about the immediate availability of EXTON OpSuS Build 151112.
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Douglas DeMaio of openSUSE announces today, November 12, that there's a new snapshot available for users of the rolling-release openSUSE Tumbleweed GNU/Linux operating system.
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July 2016 issue of The PCLinuxOS Magazine releasedThe PCLinuxOS Magazine staff is pleased to announce the release of the July 2016 issue. With the exception of a brief period in 2009, The PCLinuxOS Magazine has been published on a monthly basis since September, 2006. The PCLinuxOS Magazine is a product of the PCLinuxOS community, published by volunteers from the community. The magazine is lead by Paul Arnote, Chief Editor, and Assistant Editor Meemaw. The PCLinuxOS Magazine is released under the Creative Commons Attribution- NonCommercial-Share-Alike 3.0 Unported license, and some rights are reserved. In the July 2016 issue: * Seven Years Later: A Look Back * Installing A Seeburg 1000 On PCLinuxOS * ms_meme's Nook: Anytime * PCLinuxOS Family Member Spotlight: tuxlink * GIMP Tutorial: Engraved Text * Game Zone: Funklift * PCLinuxOS Recipe Corner * Tip Top Tips: A Simple HTTP Server * PCLinuxOS Puzzled Partitions * And much more inside! This month's magazine cover image was designed by Meemaw. Download the PDF (8.3 MB) http://pclosmag.com/download.php?f=2016-07.pdf Download the EPUB Version (6.6 MB) http://pclosmag.com/download.php?f=201607epub.epub Download the MOBI Version (7.6 MB) http://pclosmag.com/download.php?f=201607mobi.mobi Visit the HTML Version http://pclosmag.com/html/enter.html
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- Movsisyan's PK lifts Real Salt Lake to 2-2 draw with Timbers Updated: Jun-19-16 12:19 am
SANDY, Utah - Yura Movsisyan converted a penalty kick to tie it in the 70th minute and Real Salt Lake held on for a 2-2 draw with the Portland Timbers on Saturday night.
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PORTLAND, Oregon - It was the unlikeliest of outcomes for the Portland Timbers.
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BRIDGEVIEW, Illinois - David Accam scored for the first time in more than two months to help the Chicago Fire tie the Portland Timbers 1-1 on Saturday night.


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Onkyo giving away free Dolby Atmos overhead speaker systems
Onkyo has announced that it will be offering a special deal to anyone thinking about investing in a Dolby Atmos surround sound system.
Dolby Atmos allows for individual speaker control by the receiver unit meaning that surround sound can be more accurate than current systems that work in sections only. It also means sound can be projected over the head rather than simply around the user.
Onkyo, to encourage people to embrace the new Dolby Atmos, is throwing in its Dolby Atmos SKH-410 speaker system with some of its receivers bought between now and 30 September.
Anyone buying a TX-NR636, TX-NR737 or TX-NR838 A/V receiver will have the speakers thrown in for free.
The free speakers connect to the receiver's height channel and sit on top of floorstanding front speakers. These beam sounds off the ceiling into the ear to create the sensation of objects like planes or birds moving over the users head.
Dolby Atmos has been in cinemas only until now and even those have been limited to certain ones around the world. It's a very immersive and unique experience that more and more films and being filmed with.
The Onkyo SKH-410 Dolby Atmos speakers are usually around £100 when bought separately.
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U.S. judge rejects Apple demand for MORE money from arch-rival Samsung in $1bn patent war
- Judge Lucy Koh also rejects demands for a fresh trial in the patent dispute as 'contrary to the interests of justice'
- Jury last summer found Samsung 'infringed' six Apple patents in creating and marketing 26 smartphones and tablets
- Judge Koh is still considering Samsung's request to reduce the $1.05billion damages awarded
A U.S. judge has rejected Apple's demand for a hike to the $1.05billion damages owed to it by South Korean smartphone rival Samsung in the two firms ongoing patent war.
District Judge Lucy Koh also rejected demands from both firms for another trial over claims Samsung unfairly used Apple's iPhone and iPad technology in knock-off products.
She also upheld the validity of the Apple patents at the centre of the dispute.
Head-to-head: Samsung's Galaxy smartphone, left, and Apple's iPhone, right. A U.S. judge yesterday slapped down Apple's demand for an increase to the $1billion damages owed by arch-rival Samsung
A jury last August found that Samsung 'infringed' six Apple patents to create and market 26 models of smartphones and computer tablets and ordered the $1.05billion award.
The jury found several other older Samsung products did not infringe any Apple patents.
Earlier, Judge Koh refused to block sales of the infringing products in the U.S. after she said Apple failed to show demand for the Samsung devices was driven by the purloined technology, including the 'pinch-to-zoom' function.
Apple is appealing against that decision.
Samsung contends that only three of the 26 older-generation products are still offered for sale in the U.S.
Apple has filed a new lawsuit contending that Samsung's current products are also using Apple technology. Judge Koh scheduled a trial for that matter in 2014.
In a series of four orders early today, the judge painstakingly considered each side's myriad claims that the nine-member jury wrongly considered evidence and misread complex patent law.
Since Apple first took Samsung to the court in early 2011, Apple has been more successful in its U.S. litigation campaign, winning the $1.05 billion damage award and a pre-trial sales ban on some Samsung products.
Samsung has since fought back and scored some favourable rulings, including yesterday's ruling that prevents any higher damages.
The ruling also comes as investors worry Apple is losing its dominance in consumer electronics after it missed Wall Street revenue forecasts for the third consecutive quarter last week on weaker-than-expected iPhone sales.
By comparison, Samsung, once seen as quick to copy the ideas of others, now sets the pace in innovation and widened its lead over Apple on the back of aggressive marketing of its wide product range last year.
Shares in Samsung, the world's top smartphone maker by units shipped, closed up 2.2 perc ent on Wednesday in Seoul, beating a 0.4 per cent gain in the wider market.
With a few minor exceptions, the judge concluded that the jurors were right as far as the law goes.
'Accordingly, the trial was fairly conducted, with uniform time limits and rules of evidence applied to both sides,' the judge said.
'A new trial would be contrary to the interests of justice.'
The judge is still considering Samsung's demands to reduce the $1.05billion award. The jurors had filled out a verdict form listing damages Samsung owed Apple for each of the 26 products it ruled used infringing technology.
Samsung argues that many of the line-item calculations were done incorrectly and that it was due a big reduction in the award.
Apple spokeswoman Kristin Huguet declined to comment and a Samsung spokesman did not respond to emails.
At a hearing in December, the judge seemed inclined to rework at least a few of the jury's damages calculations, but gave no indication by what amount.
The world's top two smartphone makers, Apple and Samsung and are locked in a no-holds-barred, global battle for supremacy of a market worth $346billion a year.
Lawyers for both sides have appeared in courts around the globe accusing each other of stealing technology and trade infractions.
International Data released a report on Friday showing smartphone shipments soared 36 per cent worldwide in the fourth quarter as the sleek devices supplanted personal computers and other gadgets on holiday shopping lists.
Samsung Electronics retained its bragging rights as the smartphone leader, shipping nearly 64million devices for a 29 per cent share of the global market.
Apple ranked second with nearly 48million iPhones shipped during the fourth quarter, translating into a market share of 22 per cent.
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On average, it costs $10,615 to send a kid to public school for a year. That's federal, state and local government spending combined according to the Census Bureau which released the reports today.
However, that one number masks a huge variation. Utah spends just over $6,000 per student; New York and the District of Columbia over $18,000.
Those reports show that average spending in Alaska is approximately $15,800 per student.
There are roughly 131,000 students enrolled in public elementary and secondary schools in Alaska.
Alaska is fourth in terms of states that spend the most per student. The District of Columbia is the most expensive at approximately$18,700 per student. New York and New Jersey are second and third.
Detailed figures and lots more data (including district-level spending) are available in a report the Census Bureau released today.
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Ketchikan swimmer traverses Wrangell NarrowsKetchikan's Britta Adams braved the cold ocean and strong tides recently to swim more than 10 miles of the rocky Wrangell Narrows.
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The multitude of geese that call Drake Park and several other city locations home have been a source of irritation for the Bend Parks and Recreation District for years. It's not the geese themselves, but the mess they leave behind. Now officials are faced with another decision on dealing with them again. Last summer, they used lethal measures to kill some geese and that caused uproar with animal loving residents. "We're working on a non-lethal program right now and hopefully, that will be successful. We'll know come summer, whether or not we got the job done. We're going to try and beef this program up with some more volunteers and get people involved who have trained dogs that can help herd the geese out of the parks." Paul Stell with the Parks Department says recent counts indicate there are about 100 fewer geese than the last count, so some of their efforts are paying off. They are working with the City Council to pass an ordinance against feeding the geese in the park. What is your opinion? We have a poll here on the KBND website about controlling the geese population.
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Preparing for an Internship
Whether you're going to be paid or working for college credit, any internship you land should be treated as an opportunity to make connections with people in your industry and field of study, and expose you to what you're considering as a career post-graduation. It makes sense then to prepare for the experience as you would for a new job, fellowship, or academic program. We've come up with some tips below on things you should consider when preparing for an internship. It's important though to consider each internship individually, as internship providers vary greatly in the amount of support and guidance they provide new interns.
Practical Considerations
Much of what you'd do before starting a new job are things you'll also have to do before starting your new internship. If you haven't already, you should have a good idea of the duties you'll be responsible for at your new position. Make sure that you're ready to handle those responsibilities, and if any questions remain, the time to ask those questions of your internship provider is now. Make sure you know who you'll be working with, and contact those individuals directly before you start so that you know what you'll be doing your first day there. Make sure that if you don't already, you know a thing or two about the company or organization you'll be working with, so that you're not going in to the internship blind. If you're receiving college credit for the internship, you'll need to make sure any requisite paperwork is in order, and that you bring along any forms you'll need filled out by your internship provider.
If you're leaving home or campus for the experience, you'll have even more to do. You'll need to figure out your living arrangements (unless you're lucky enough to have some assistance with that from your internship provider) and make sure to forward your mail so that you don't miss any bills or other important post in your absence. You'll need to figure out your transportation needs, and how you'll be getting to and from your internship. Depending on the duration of your internship, you may need help moving. Think about all of these practical considerations in the weeks (or even months) prior to the start of your internship to make the transition as smooth as possible.
Make the Most of the Experience
Your internship won't be half as useful an experience if you go into it with a negative or even lax attitude. You applied for this position for a reason, right? You should then go into the internship the first day ready to work, get some resume-building experience, and expand your skills. Once you've started, think about your duties and responsibilities, and whether they match up with what you were hired to do. If there's disconnect, you have free reign to talk to your internship provider. You weren't chosen to get coffee for the office but to add to your skill-set and to determine whether this is the field of study for you. Sometimes, an internship may even lead to future employment, so it's important to treat the experience as such.
If you're overwhelmed at your internship, bring that up as well. While it may feel good to have someone trust you enough to give you more responsibility, you also shouldn't feel as though you're replacing a regular employee who may be taking advantage of the revolving door of interns. Be open and honest with your internship provider, and you'll find that it's easier to meet your own personal goals for the experience. This is meant to be an experience that will open doors for you in the future and will connect you with individuals in your chosen field of study that you may not have had access to otherwise.
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Mike Hosking and racism
OPINION: Mike Hosking performs a valuable public role showing what racism looks like: pale-skinned, privileged, and smug.
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Government's band-aiding and irresponsible breeding are a shameful mix.
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The lunch menu for the Mora /Wagon Mound Senior Centers, with coffee and milk served daily.
Beef fajita, pinto beans with green chile, salsa, flour tortillas, oatmeal cookie, and peaches
Sloppy Joe, parsley potatoes, mixed vegetables, pickle and onion slices, cottage cheese, and
pineapple salad
Quick saucy chicken, baked sweet potato with
margarine, cranberry salad, and pumpkin pudding
Pepperoni pizza, bean salad, pasta salad, and
Sunny, with a high near 93. Northwest wind 10 to 15 mph becoming southwest in the morning.
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Sunny, with a high near 95. North wind 5 to 10 mph becoming south in the afternoon. Saturday night — clear, with a low around 55.
This unsolicited Father's Day missive from my Denmark son, Stan Adam, might well be called "Work of Art's Son." I love the message and am printing it here in the hopes that readers will discover that some of its spirit will trigger memories of their own route to maturity:
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LAS VEGAS, Nev. — The NHL is making a big bet on Las Vegas.
The league will expand to Las Vegas for the 2017-18 season after awarding its 31st franchise to billionaire businessman Bill Foley on Wednesday. Commissioner Gary Bettman announced the decision after the league's board of governors met on a 109-degree day and unanimously voted to put an ice hockey team in the Mojave Desert's gambling mecca.
Thursday, June 16, 1966 — There will be a different sound to the telephone dial tone in Las Vegas Friday, L.G. Eubanks, manager here for Mountain States Telephone, announced today. The tone will be changed to a lower pitch and is necessary for the inauguration of touchtone dialing. Beginning with touch-tone service all Las Vegas customers using this new telephone must use all seven digits of the telephone number they are calling.
Editor's note: This fishing report, provided by Bill Dunn and the Department of Game and Fish, has been generated from the best information available from area officers and anglers. Conditions encountered after the report is compiled may differ.
Catches of the week: Coyote Creek: Matthew Chavez, 11, of Lamy caught a 20.5-inch rainbow trout June 12. He was using worms.
Editor's note: This fishing report, provided by Bill Dunn and the Department of Game and Fish, has been generated from the best information available from area officers and anglers. Conditions encountered after the report is compiled may differ as stream, lake and weather conditions alter fish and angler activities.
Catches of the week
Conchas Lake: Eric Ferguson, 6, of Albuquerque caught an 18-inch smallmouth bass June 14. He was using a 3-inch grub.
Morphy Lake: Dominic Jaramillo, 6, caught a 20.5-inch rainbow trout June 19.
Little progress made on animal welfare
As a newcomer to Las Vegas, I am still captivated by the charm of this small western town, where the mountains meet the plains. I even considered buying a permanent home here. My experiences over the past year, however, particularly concerning animal welfare and safety, have given me cause to rethink that.
•Highlands Alumni Affairs office asks you to nominate an individual in one of the following categories to be honored at this year's Homecoming Celebration: Distinguished Alum, Distinguished Young Alum, Distinguished Retired Faculty, Forever Cowboy Student Award, and Spirit Award. Follow the link nmhualumni.org/homecoming to read more and to fill out the simple online form. Any questions, call Juli Salman at 426-2155.
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Saturday, June 25, 2016
June 25 - Peter and Febronia, Newlyweds, Prince and Princess, Committed to Each Other
He had been raised in the Christian faith by his family and friends and this provided him some comfort but it did not immediately address Peter's most pressing issue: the leprosy he had contracted shortly before taking the throne. Each day presented fantastic opportunities for a prince like Peter and his faith instructed him to use his power to take care of those who had been outcast. He had a calling and was equipped to do God's will for his life but he struggled daily under the burden of his disease. Likewise he prayed daily for either healing from or understanding of this burden. One night after many days in God's service as prince of Murom he received an answer to his prayers that offered both healing and understanding. He was told that there was a woman who was the daughter of a beekeeper and a peasant named Febronia. If he would go to her, then she would work a wonder over him and heal him. Peter went to find her the next day.
When Peter saw Febronia he gasped at her beauty. As prince had been surrounded by pretty women who were both alluring and flirtatious.Yet in Febronia he saw something different--she was only a peasant but there was a beauty within her that seemed to shine only for Peter.For a moment he forgot all about anticipated healing and sought only to talk to this woman who so thoroughly captivated him. Each day he would return to her home only to rest in her presence and learn more and more of who she was and what she believed.He was encouraged to learn she was a Christian but was even more encouraged by the fact that she held no disgust for his leprous appearance and, in fact, seemed to see some beauty within him that had been made only for her. Peter told Febronia about his vision and she seemed humbled by the very thought that God would use her to heal a prince. She agreed to pray over him and to serve God's will by fulfilling God's promise of healing. But before she could pray, Peter asked her to marry him after she was done working God's wonder over him. She agreed to his proposal and then prayed for his healing as his beloved fiance. Peter was healed at the request of his beloved--made whole by the love of another and the will of God--and soon the two were married.
There was one very big problem with this fairytale romance, however. The Russian nobles detested the very thought that a noble prince would marry a peasant. Even worse was Peter's clear infatuation and devotion to Febronia who they viewed as an unworthy commoner. They came to Peter and they urged him to cast his peasant wife aside. They appealed to his sense of tradition and nobility but this proved unsuccessful.They encouraged him to be thankful to Febronia for the healing--perhaps even pay her handsomely--but not to persist in marriage to a woman unable to attain nobility by their standards. Peter stoutly refused and remained committed not only to his beloved wife but also to their common faith which taught them the value of devotion and vows. So, Peter and Febronia were forced out of Murom and they traveled by boat away from the city. In their travels and wanderings they knew that they were "home" as long as they were with each other. They performed miracles and wonders as they traveled and their reputation not only as wonder-workers but, also, as devoted husband and wife spread. They died as they had lived--together and within the same hour. They were buried in the same grave for they shared one life.
Friday, June 24, 2016
June 24 - G.K. Chesterton, Author, Wit, Prince of Paradox
Perhaps nobody in the history of Christianity has so clearly understood the power of humor and wit to indicate truth as Gilbert Keith Chesterton did. G.K., as he was known, was a writer who was also dubbed the "prince of paradox" because of his uncanny ability to formulate short but insightful sentences that seemed, at first, to smack of wrongness only to give way to sublime truth. He was educated in both art and literature but never received a degree in either subject. Instead, he became associated with publishing houses and freelance journalism. He had been raised a nominal Christian but found himself fascinated by religious and philosophical subjects from a relatively young age. Consequently, he "drifted" closer and closer to the Church as the years wore on and his writings led him closer and closer to Truth. He was an apologist of a sort that was difficult to confront. His humility and compassion in the presence of his opponents presented them with ample opportunities to demonstrate their own conceit or ruthlessness if any was present in them. It wasn't enough for G.K. to win arguments and debate--he truly wanted to love people even as he contradicted them.
G.K. wrote many books--both fiction and non-fiction--which are still reprinted and read today. Once he was asked by the writers of the British newspaper The Times to add his voice to a chorus of highly regarded thinkers and speakers on the subject: "What's wrong with the world?" The great minds of the day were given room to make their arguments for inherent flaws of the world as they saw it. G.K., however, took a different approach and tendered the briefest of all responses when he wrote:
"Dear Sirs,Though it was clearly a humorous and witty response, it was also a statement of G.K.'s deeply held Christian convictions. In this witty response, G.K. was able to insist upon the fallen nature of humanity and its own need for redemption from some outside source. The humor of the letter enabled its message to slip by the intellectual defenses of the readers and lodge a particularly potent paradox within their minds.
I am.
Sincerely yours,
G.K. Chesterton"
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"By a curious confusion, many modern critics have passed from the proposition that a masterpiece may be unpopular to the other proposition that unless it is unpopular it cannot be a masterpiece."
"Fallacies do not cease to be fallacies because they become fashions."
"The Bible tells us to love our neighbors, and also to love our enemies; probably because they are generally the same people."
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"Tradition means giving votes to the most obscure of all classes, our ancestors. It is the democracy of the dead. Tradition refuses to submit to the small and arrogant oligarchy of those who merely happen to be walking about."
"The men who really believe in themselves are all in lunatic asylums."
"The whole modern world has divided itself into Conservatives and Progressives. The business of Progressives is to go on making mistakes. The business of the Conservatives is to prevent the mistakes from being corrected."
"There is a certain poetic value, and that a genuine one, in this sense of having missed the full meaning of things. There is beauty, not only in wisdom, but in this dazed and dramatic ignorance."
"The riddles of God are more satisfying than the solutions of man."
"Without education, we are in a horrible and deadly danger of taking educated people seriously."
"It is idle to talk always of the alternative of reason and faith. Reason is itself a matter of faith. It is an act of faith to assert that our thoughts have any relation to reality at all."
Thursday, June 23, 2016
June 23 - Anthony of Padua, Preacher, Franciscan, Called
Ferdinand--for this was the name Anthony of Padua was known by for many of his years--had turned his back on the life appointed for him by his noble and wealthy parents in favor of a life of monastic discipline and devotion. He received a competent education in the Augustinian school but in doing so turned down the excellent education offered by his family's connections and influence. Regardless of the opportunities offered to him, though, Ferdinand was only willing to live the life that God had called him to live. In pursuit of his calling, he became the monk in charge of hospitality at the Augustinian abbey of Saint Vincent outside the city walls of Lisbon, Portugal. One night he gave rest and comfort to five Franciscan monks who were traveling for Morocco to preach to the Muslim inhabitants there. Ferdinand was energized by their clearly passionate obedience to the calling God had placed upon their lives even in the face of probable death. He was not surprised when he soon hosted them again--though this time it was their corpses he cared for--at the abbey as they were sent home from the mission field as martyrs. Each of the men had died for a Kingdom that places demands on its citizens and a Lord who promised life through death. Impressed as he was by their bravery and commitment, he asked for and received permission to leave the Augustinian abbey and become a Franciscan monk. Upon this occasion, he took the name Anthony.
Anthony had become a Franciscan so that he might follow in the footsteps of the men whose callings had been so clear and sacrifices so definitive. He soon set out to travel to Morocco to take up the calling of the men who had been martyred. Anthony made this decision knowing that his own martyrdom was the likely outcome of such a calling but he went willingly and eagerly. While traveling, however, he became severely ill and was forced to turn around and return to Portugal to seek medical attention and time to recover. Anthony was heartbroken that he would be turned back fromMorocco and what he perceived to be his calling but he did so knowing that God's will could not be frustrated and that if it was God's will for him to go to Morocco then he would find his way there. Yet again, though, circumstances changed for Anthony when his ship was wrecked on the coast of Sicily. Anthony had no connection to Sicily but it seemed as nice a place as any for him to recover and continue his life of monastic service and devotion. He had the opportunity to go to Assisi and after the occasion of his presence passed he remained there as a servant of God who seemed lost in his calling. Anthony must have felt adrift in God's plan to be so far from home and so far from anywhere he had ever imagined God guiding him. In Italy Anthony was an unknown and of no consequence. Yet, Anthony continued to wait for God to do God's will and allow him to join into the work of the Kingdom in the world--he was content to wait on God's guidance because he trusted that God's calling upon him was true and complete.
Anthony ended up in San Paolo because of his illness and his relative obscurity among Italian Franciscans. One day a group of Dominicans and Franciscans gathered together for the purposes of an ordination. The Franciscans had assumed that surely the Dominicans would be prepared to preach--after all, the Dominicans were the Order of Preachers. The Dominicans had assumed the Franciscans would have a preacher since they were hosting the day. Consequently, nobody was prepared to preach on the occasion of the ordination. The monks decided that humble Anthony would preach and he objected to their insistence. They overruled him, though, and he was compelled by his obedience to his brothers and his Lord to do as they asked. He ascended to the pulpit and swallowed nervously. Finally, he began preaching whatever it was that the Holy Spirit directed him to say. At first, it was halting and hesitant but as the Spirit gripped Anthony the words came clearly and powerfully through him to the attentive audience. They were astonished at the clarity of the words he brought forth on that day and he gained a reputation of spirited preacher in the small community. His reputation began to spread from that day and soon he was not only preaching sermons to the many who were desperate to hear words of hope, faith, and love but he was also working wonders in the crowds that came to see him. The man who feared he had missed God's calling found it seemingly by accident when called upon to preach the Word of God. For the rest of his life he preached and worked wonders and lived into the wondrous calling God had known from before his birth and Anthony only found out a day at a time.
Wednesday, June 22, 2016
June 22 - Alban, Protomartyr, Convert, Hospitable
It's hard to guess why Alban had agreed to shelter Amphibalus. Maybe he didn't know why Amphibalus needed a place to live or maybe he did and thought that he might be compensated for his charity.Perhaps, he wanted to be kind to a man who was obviously in need. Regardless, though he was a Roman soldier and loyal to the Roman gods and values, Alban invited the Christian priest Amphibalus into his home and gave him both a place to sleep and meals to eat. As is the case for those who demonstrate love through hospitality, he began to genuinely question Amphibalus on matters both mundane and essential. Soon, Amphibalus made it clear to Alban that he was a Christian priest and he carried with him a story greater than any Rome could offer. Alban was intrigued by the simultaneous confidence and humility of the priest and he listened attentively as Amphibalus both prayed and explained the Faith that was so dear to him. He learned that Amphibalus was on the run from the emperor and the terrible imperial decree of death and destruction for those who dared to swear their allegiance to any Kingdom besides Rome. Alban knew that his lords had labeled this man a traitor and criminal but the life giving story he told suggested that perhaps it was Rome that had it all wrong. Soon, Alban was converted to the faith of the priest and baptized. He had made a decision to condemn himself in the eyes of Rome for the hope of mercy and life more abundant.
He had heard the story of Amphibalus and the Lord Jesus and knew well that there is no greater love than to lay yourself down for another. So, he took the cloak and hood of Amphibalus while he slept and opened the door silently to greet the representatives of Rome on his threshold. They threw him to the ground and tied his hands behind his back. Alban offered no word to them and, instead, prayed that he might have courage enough to see his plan through to the bloody end. They brought him before the governor and he was beaten severely. As he was beaten his hood fell back from his face and his true identity was revealed. Not only was he not the accused priest but he was, also, a Roman soldier who had apparently allowed himself to be turned over into the hands of the Roman empire to protect a Christian priest. The governor was furious at being fooled and at the audacity of Alban to perpetrate such a scheme. He ordered Alban to offer a sacrifice to the Roman gods so that, perhaps, he might have mercy on this fallen soldier. Alban shook his head and uttered the words that signed his death warrant: "I worship and adore the true and living God who created all things." With his profession of faith he had sealed his fate.
He was beaten severely again and then forced to walk to the top of a hill where he would be executed. Being a Roman citizen he was condemned to decapitation at the hands of an executioner. As they walked to that lonely place of death his crimes were intoned to the crowds who watched questioningly. Each step deepened the conviction and shame in the heart of the executioner and he began to ask questions of Alban as to why he was going to give up his life instead of make the same sacrifice he had made so many times before. Alban told the executioner of his own faith and the fundamental conviction that gripped his heart:Jesus who had been executed had been the True God and had died so that sinners might find grace and true life in this world. The executioner was astonished at not only the words of Alban but, also, the confidence with which he walked to his certain death. When they arrived at the place of Alban's death the executioner confessed Jesus as his Lord and refused to be a party to Rome's imperial death sentence. He was arrested by the soldiers and held there to watch as a second executioner finished the task and made a martyr of Alban. Soon thereafter, the executioner joined him in martyrdom. Eventually, Amphibalus was caught, as well, and he suffered the same death in the same place for the same crime of allegiance to the same Lord.
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Tynamo (Japanese: シビシラス Shibishirasu) is a Lightning-type Basic Pokémon card. It was first released as part of the Noble Victories expansion.
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|Tynamo - EleFish Pokémon
|0'08" (0.2 m)
|0.7 lbs. (0.3 kg)
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|While one alone doesn't have much power, a chain of many Tynamo can be as powerful as lightning.
|1ぴきの でんりょくは ちいさいが たくさんの シビシラスが つながると カミナリと おなじ いりょくになる。
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This card was included in the English Noble Victories expansion, first released in the Japanese Red Collection. It was later reprinted in Japan as part of the Master Deck Build Box EX, released on September 14, 2012.
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"The truly bizarre document that the Vatican released Monday"
Have you been following the reports of Robert Royal about the Synod of Bishops? Here's today's: Synod Day 8 – A Bizarre Document and Process Print I have been in Rome, by my rough count, 100 times during my adult … Continue reading
Robert Royal to U.S. Bishops: Be men. Be gentlemen. Be kind. Stop being nice!
From The Catholic Thing: Quo Vadis – O, Bishops? By Robert Royal I am not a big fan of taking the long view. It may sometimes be wise, even necessary, in human terms. But I'm far more attracted by what … Continue reading
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A critical look at the Synod and its aftermath
From The Catholic Thing comes a piece by Robert Royal in which he looks with a critical eye at the closing propositions of the Synod of Bishops. My preface: The problem with criticizing the Synods of Bishops is that, by … Continue reading