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C.J. Ross won't be a judge this time. That's the leading reason Saturday's rematch between Manny Pacquiao and still-unbeaten Timothy Bradley can't possibly be a replica of the June 2012 meeting, in which Pacquiao dominated the fight visually and statistically but Bradley emerged as the shocking winner by split decision.
Ross, discredited into retirement by her draw verdict in the Floyd Mayweather Jr.-Canelo alvarez fight last September, and Duane Ford both scored seven rounds for Bradley and five for Pacquiao in the first bout, despite Pacquiao's landing nearly 100 more punches, many of them hard left crosses.
The seventh and eighth rounds, in which Pacquiao coasted the first two minutes but scored heavily throughout the final 60 seconds, both went to Bradley. So those rounds were pivotal to the upset and are also pivotal to the two main story lines for the rematch.
The first is that the controversial nature of Bradley's victory has come to haunt him. He ratcheted his street cred by getting into a war with then-unheralded Ruslan Provodnikov, and enhanced his credibility with many others by outpointing the legendary Juan Manuel Marquez, but the Pacquiao outcome still stands out.
It was horrible," Bradley told ESPN.com. "I sat in bed with my wife [Monica] and we cried together because it's supposed to be the happiest moment of our life and all these bad things are happening to us and all these people saying these negative things about me.
"And the more they said, the more you start to believe it. It was horrible, it was a horrible time. Thoughts of [suicide] crossed my mind."
Meanwhile, Pacquiao, a congressman in the Philippines, seems to have lost some killer instinct, so that's the other story line, one on which Bradley harped to the point of bullying in an HBO "Faceoff." Pacquiao isn't stopping his opponents and seems unconcerned about it, not to mention fairly blasé about the Bradley injustice and the shocking knockout loss to Marquez, in which Pacquiao pressed for a knockout and got careless.
Trainer Freddie Roach blames Pacquiao's relative reticence on the religious makeover Manny underwent a couple of years ago.
"Manny's told me, 'If I don't need to knock them out, I really don't want to hurt them,' " Roach told the Los Angeles Times. "I've told him that's not a great idea in boxing. … People want to see knockouts, and you can get hit the longer you let it go."
But Pacquiao said religion has not changed or hindered his boxing. "It's helped me. I stopped gambling, stopped drinking, stopped with the girls."
He also denies that he's gone soft on his opponents."It's just happened like that," Pacquiao said. "I want all my fights to be a knockout, but you can't control what happens in the fight. I'll convince people this weekend, prove to them I still have the killer instinct."
His future marketability depends on it. Pacquiao is 35. If he can fight as dynamically as in his past three fights, he'll win the decision this time, although Bradley's abilities as a ring general could once again sway judges his way. So a Pacquiao victory is probably going to be a close call that signifies the impending end of a great career.


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The "happy holidays" post I made earlier was while we are at the team facility. The two women are Samantha and Brooke. They were both very pleasant as they posed for pictures with us.
And that got me to thinking about my competition: Samantha is one of the final four with no losses, but Brooke took a loss in the last round, and was facing elimination against Amy. And that just didn't seem fair, since I actually happened to meet her.
So...my contest, my rules. I am switching the position of Michelle and Brooke, and essentially resetting the vote for each of these groupings. I'm not advancing her, just giving her another opportunity since it appeared she wasn't going to beat Amy.
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Desjardins Youth Financial Education Award Competition -
Secrets of a Winning Entry
Do you wonder what the judges are looking for when they examine national entries in the Desjardins recognition program? Here's their list of characteristics of a winning league entry:
Compelling. Tell a story. Make your case as if you were writing an article for the trade press. Keep the narrative—your description of your financial education efforts and why they're exemplary—separate from the supporting evidence.
Appropriate. Read the rules, and make sure you're entering the appropriate competition. The Desjardins Financial Education Award for Leagues focuses on providing financial literacy leadership. The judges will give precedence to activities since June 1, 2011.
Relevant. Review the entry form carefully and respond to all applicable judging criteria. There are three mandatory measures (see "How does Desjardins scoring work for league entries?" in the FAQs). The scoring is based on these elements, so the more relevant information you provide, the higher your score. Many times we receive information that is interesting, but not relevant to the application. Clearly demonstrate how the program(s) is used and the impact (i.e., how many people/groups have been taught using the materials).
Focused. For each criterion, it's better to describe—and substantiate in detail—your single best program than to list many smaller activities or events. This allows you to present your best case. The Desjardins Award is not a marketing recognition program. Don't include advertising samples and promotional PowerPoint presentations. They only make it harder for the judges to find what really matters—the educational content and how you delivered it. Follow the format requirements on the league entry form.
Original, Unique and Innovative. There's nothing wrong with using commercially prepared educational materials. If you did, however, be sure to show how you adapted the materials to the needs of your particular member or nonmember audience. Show how you went beyond the prepared materials to engage your audience more deeply. In any case, explain what makes your league's efforts unique and worthy of national recognition. Have you created any new and innovative partnerships? Is this a completely original program? Or is it a twist on something that's been done for a long time? Emphasize the creativity and uniqueness of your program. While monetary donations are admirable, the judges will look for strong personal involvement.
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On the fourth Sunday of Advent (Advent IV), we celebrate God's faithfulness in sending Jesus, and we remember that faithfulness as we look forward to Christ's second coming.
The Scripture and Theology of the Fourth Week of Advent
Scripture readings for Advent IV focus on the coming of the Messiah who fulfills God's covenant with David, bringing salvation for all people and the eternal reign of God on earth.
Old Testament Readings
Old Testament passages for the final week of Advent reflect on prophecies, which are fulfilled by Jesus' birth. Isaiah 7:10 recounts the story of King Ahaz, king of Judah at a time when Judah was facing a foreign invasion. Ahaz hoped for help from the king of Assyria. The prophet Isaiah, however, downplays human-oriented deliverance and instead points to God's divine intervention to bring about his kingdom—an intervention that would come through a baby born in Bethlehem. Isaiah says, "The Lord himself will give you a sign. Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and shall call his name Immanuel" (Isaiah 7:14).
We see something similar happen in 2 Samuel 7:1 when God corrects King David's human plans by revealing his divine plan. When David starts to make plans to build a temple for God to dwell in, God counters that he himself will build his own "house" through the dynasty of David, ultimately dwelling among his people as God with us—Immanuel—in Jesus Christ. God promises that he will make for David a great name, give his people eternal rest from enemies, and give him an everlasting kingdom (Isaiah 7:9); these promises are fulfilled in the coming of Jesus.
Micah 5:4 looks forward to how God will rule over his people through Jesus: "He shall stand and shepherd his flock in the strength of the Lord…And they shall dwell secure, for now he shall be great to the ends of the earth. And he shall be their peace."
Readings from the Psalms
In Psalms 80:1 we see the psalmist praying for deliverance and restoration. Because of God's past deliverance, the psalmist calls for God once again to let his face shine upon his people so that they can be saved. The Gospel of John says that those who have seen the face of Jesus Christ have seen the face of God (John 14:9). In Jesus Christ, God fulfills his promise of salvation by making his face shine upon his people.
Psalms 89:1, Psalms 89:19 shows God's steadfast love and faithfulness. God said, "I have made a covenant with my chosen one; I have sworn to David my servant: 'I will establish your offspring forever, and build your throne for all generations'" (Psalms 89:3). God said he would be faithful to David, and through Jesus, God keeps his promise.
New Testament Readings
New Testament readings for Advent IV continue to reflect on God's faithfulness to his promises. The gospel was "promised beforehand through [God's] prophets in the holy Scriptures, concerning his Son, who was descended from David according to the flesh and was declared to be the Son of God in power according to the Spirit of holiness by his resurrection from the dead, Jesus Christ our Lord" (Romans 1:2). The good news of salvation is that God has been faithful to his promise to David in sending Jesus Christ, the only Son of God.


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The other thread had some interesting points raised, so I thought this one might be fun too: Coase and Wang: How China Made Its Great Leap Forward - WSJ.comQuote:
How China Made Its Great Leap Forward
Some observers praise its 'state-led capitalism.' But the truth is that leaders, starting with Deng Xiaoping, loosened Beijing's control.
By Ronald Coase and Ning Wang
China's post-Mao market transformation is one of the most dramatic and momentous events of our time. It has lifted hundreds of millions out of extreme poverty, freed one fifth of humanity from ideological radicalism, revived one of the oldest civilizations, and inspired all of us to explore the benevolence of the market.
Yet capitalism as currently practiced in China suffers a severe failing: the lack of a marketplace for ideas. China's market transformation flourished at the ground level without much help from Beijing—contrary to its leadership's claims. But the free flow of ideas has faltered. Until that changes, China will never reach its full potential.


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The only nontrivial normal subgroups of $A_5 \times A_5$ are $A_5 \times 1$ and $1\times A_5$.
What are the normal subgroups of $(A_5 \times A_5) \rtimes C_2$? Is $A_5 \times A_5$ the only (nontrivial) one?
In general, if $G$ is a nonabelian simple group, I think the only normal subgroups of $G^n$ are the subgroups of the form $H_1 \times \cdots \times H_n$, where each $H_i$ is either $1$ or $G$. What are the normal subgroups of $G^n \rtimes S_n$?
1st Update: I just asked GAP and apparently there are four non-trivial normal subgroups of $(A_5 \times A_5) \rtimes C_2$. Besides the obvious one, $A_5\times A_5$, there are two isomorphic to $A_5$, and one isomorphic to $S_5$. (See GAP code below.) (wrong!)
2nd Update: As SteveD noticed, there was a bug in my GAP code, so I've deleted it. The group I had chosen for $C_2$ actually normalized the second $A_5$ factor, so the resulting group was isomorphic to $S_5\times A_5$, instead of $(A_5 \times A_5) \rtimes C_2$, which explains why I found the normal subgroups mentioned above. (SteveD provides alternative GAP code in his answer below.)


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Samsung to announce new Android device on November 8. Will it run Froyo or Gingerbread?
Samsung is getting ready to officially unveil a new Android device on November 8 (in two weeks from now), during an event held in New York.
The company doesn't specifically say what type of device it is, but that Phone icon seen on the right of the invite (pictured below) suggests it's either a smartphone, or a new tablet with phone capabilities.
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A year ago, when Michigan defeated Illinois in football it was all about offense as the Wolverines won, 67-65, in triple-overtime in one of the greatest scoring shows in college football history.
On Saturday, in the rematch in Champaign, Ill., it was all about defense.
Michigan played its best defensive game of the season as the 24th-ranked Wolverines scored a 31-14 victory to improve to 8-2 overall and 4-2 in Big Ten play.
How good was Michigan on defense? The Wolverines allowed just one first down in the first half and didn't allow the Illini to get past midfield until late in the third quarter. Michigan held Illinois to just 37 yards rushing and 5-of-17 on third-down conversions (and was 0-for-8 at one point).
Michigan had four sacks, including 2.5 by Ryan Van Bergen and a key interception by J.T. Floyd, who had an outstanding day.
"J.T. played good football for us," said Michigan coach Brady Hoke. "I like how he's competing for us."
Michigan won despite committing three turnovers. And the Wolverines lost quarterback Denard Robinson, who suffered a wrist injury early in the third period. Hoke acknowledged that the injury was not serious and Robinson could have returned but the coach said he liked the play of backup Devin Gardner.
Robinson scored two running touchdowns and Gardner threw for a touchdown, a 27-yarder to Martavious Odoms.
But the biggest star on offense for Michigan was running back Fitzgerald Touissant, who ran for 192 yards on 27 carries and scored on a 27-yard touchdown run. Touissant exploded for a 65-yard run on the first series of the game that got Michigan going and the Wolverines never looked back.
Illinois, after starting the season 6-0, has lost four straight and is 2-4 in league play.
"It's very disappointing," said Illinois coach Ron Zook.
It was a big road win for Michigan, which has struggled away from the Big House. Michigan ends the road season at 2-2.
Michigan struggled in the red zone and had Hoke concerned.
"For one reason or another we couldn't put the ball in the end zone like we wanted, we missed a block here, we miss an assignment or whatever it may be and Illinois executed. We need to be much better next weekend," the coach said.
Michigan had 223 yards rushing to just 37 for Illinois and outgained the Illini, 362 to 214.
Michigan returns home to take on Nebraska next Saturday at noon at Michigan Stadium. The Wolverines, who have won eight games for the first time in a season since 2007, will end the season at home against Ohio State.
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TUCSON, Ariz.- The postseason accolades continue to pour in for the Arizona volleyball team. The Pac-10 Conference announced today that four Wildcats have been named Academic All-Pac-10 for the 2001 season. Senior Jill Talbot and junior Lisa Rutledge both tallied second-team honors, while seniors Dana Burkholder and Erin Sebbas both garnered honorable mention honors.
To be eligible for selection to the academic team, a student-athlete must have a minimum 3.0 grade-point average and be either a starter or a significant contributor on the floor.


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As part of the Pickering Bicentennial celebrations, the Pickering Town Centre is hosting a 2011 Heritage Day Celebration on Sunday, February 26, starting at 11:15 am.
Hosted by the Pickering Advisory Committee on Diversity, there will be performances throughout the day, from The County Town Singers, Jessica's Footsteps Dance School, Native Canadian Centre Community Drum, Latin Music – Hispanic-Canadian Alliance of Ontario, Indo-Canadian Cultural Association of Durham, Durham Tamil Association, McGrath Highland Dancers, Devi Mandir, Royal Scottish Country Dance Society, Tamil Cultural & Academic Society of Durham, Indo-Canadian Cultural Association of Durham, Sweet Harmony, Sash Sanyall performing Indian and Reggae Music, and Zahras School of Dance.
Set up with display will be the Pickering Advisory Committee on Diversity, Pickering Public Library, Hispanic-Canadian Alliance of Ontario, Congress of Black Women of Canada – Ajax/Pickering Chapter, Pickering Ajax Italian Social Club, [YOU]nity, Durham Tamil Association, Pickering Museum Village, Indo-Canadian Cultural Association of Durham, Durham Continuing Education, Tamil Cultural and Academic Society of Durham, and Devi Mandir.
Sing, sing in Pickering: The grand finale of the [http://pickeringtowncentre.com/16th-annual-choirs-festival/ 16th Annual Choirs Festival] is happening at Pickering Town Centre next Saturday. On February 26, the food court will be alive with song, as this annual event runs from 11 am to 2 pm. The preliminary round ran February 15 to 17, midweek in the food court.
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The 2013 Golden State Athletic Conference Baseball Tournament begins Thursday, May 2, as the top four teams in the GSAC compete for an automatic berth in the 2013 NAIA Baseball Championship Opening Round.
The Master's College enters the tournament as the top seed and will host the three-day event. The Mustangs won the GSAC regular-season title with a 25-11 record in conference play. Concordia will be the second seed, finishing three games back of The Master's College with a 22-14 record. San Diego Christian (20-16) will be the third seed and Arizona Christian (17-19) is the fourth team qualifying for the tournament.
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Who: Detroit Tigers (9-6) vs. Chicago White Sox (9-10).
When: 7:08 p.m.
Where: Comerica Park in Detroit
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Rock stars and horror movies go together pretty well. That being said here is a list of some famous names that made their presense in some horror films from Jon Bon Jovi to Ozzy Osbourne.
1. "Monster Dog" (1984)
"Monster Dog," was an 80s spanish horror movie that was directed by Claudio Fragasso and it starred in the lead Alice Cooper.
2. "Trick or Treat" (1986)
"Trick or Treat," starred two famous rockers, Gene Simmons and Ozzy Osbourne. Not a great movie, but for fans of both rockers, will want to watch it at least once. Maybe.
3. "The Hunger" (1983)
David Bowie has starred in plenty of movies actually, and the 80s vampire movie "The Hunger" is one that is on that list. His co-stars were Susan Sarandon and Catherine Deneuve . In the film you'll also see the rock band, Bauhaus!
4. "Frankenstein Unbound" (1990)
This sci-fi horror flick starred John Hurt in the lead and was directed by Roger Corman. The late rocker from INXS, Michael Hutchence starred in the movie too as the poet, Percy Shelley.
5. "Tales from the Darkside: The Movie" (1990)
Deborah Harry from Blondie has starred in her share of movies. In the film, she plays the witch that the little boy tells three stories too, so she won't eat him. Harry was also in Cronenberg's "Videodrome."
6. "Bram Stoker's Dracula" (1992)
The rocker Tom Waits was the crazed Renfield in the popular Francis Ford Coppola "Dracula" movie.
7. "Vampires: Los Muertos" (2002)
Okay this wasn't a great sqeuel to the 1998 "Vampires," but Jon Bon Jovi fans can agree, it's fun to watch at least.
So those were seven horror flicks that had starred some pretty cool rock stars. There are plenty out there, so share which ones are your personal favorites!


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today's "I once was Canadian" radio show is my Thanksgiving special!
My "I once was Canadian Thanksgiving Special" is on the air starting at 3pm PST. In something of a tradition, I'll be playing oldies music and sharing my family's Thanksgiving recipes over the air.
My radio show airs on KZSU every Tuesday from 3-5pm Pacific on KZSU 90.1 FM in the Bay Area or you can listen online.
During my show you'll be able to follow along online with my playlist.
This is the first of a series of specials in this time of year. The other ones and their tentative dates:
- Best Albums of the Year (Dec 9, 3-5pm)
- Christmas Extravaganza (Dec 17, 5-7pm, special Wednesday show)
- Top Song Obsessions (Dec 30, 3-5pm)
Tune in for those. It's an exciting time of year for me and my radio show.
Update: Here's my playlist:
Miriam Makeba – Pata Pata
Booker T. & the Mgs – Mo' Onions
- Sam Cooke – Chain Gang
- Ruby Andrews – You Made a Believer Out of Me
- Jean Knight – Mr. Big Stuff
the Wright Specials – Ninety-Nine and a Half Won't Do
- Sam Cooke – Were You There?
- Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell – Oh How I'd Miss You
- Dusty Springfield – Son of a Preacher Man
- The Miracles – Tears of a Clown
Sam and Dave – Hold On I'm Comin'
- The Exciters – He's Got the Power
- Del Shannon – (Marie's the Name) His Latest Flame
- Wanda Jackson – Funnel of Love
- Elvis Presley – Flaming Star
Herman's Hermits – (What a) Wonderful World
- James Hunter – Hand It Over
- Raphael Saadiq Seven
- Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell – Ain't no Mountain High Enough
the Supremes – Run, Run, Run
- The Shirelles – Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow
- Ben E. King – Spanish Harlem
- Curtis Lee – Pretty Little Angel Eyes
- Dorothy Berry – You're so Fine
The Crystals – Uptown
- Fontella Bass Hold On This Time
- L. Hollis & The Mackadoos – Bui Bui
- Morocco Musik Makers – Pig Knuckles
The Eigens – When a Man Loves a Woman
- The Miracles – Tracks of My Tears


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Chili Pepper
Landana® Chili Pepper cheese is made with a spicy combination of mild Landana® cheese and fiery chili peppers and is sure to add zest to any dish. This cheese brings a rich, spicy flavor to hot and cold sandwiches and is ideal over Mexican-style salads with corn and beans. Smooth with just the right amount of kick, it is also perfect with crackers and lager beer. Made from only the best natural ingredients and prepared according to the passed-down traditions of Dutch cheese makers, Landana® matures for weeks on untreated wooden shelves in the land of windmills and green pastures.
- Adds a rich, spicy flavor to hot and cold sandwiches
- Ideal over Mexican-style salads with corn and beans
- Works perfectly with crackers
- Adds great variety to any cheese plate
- Sauvignon Blanc
- Sangiovese
- Pinot Noir
- Pinot Grigio
- Pilsner
- Pale Ale
- Lambrusco
- Lager
- Chenin Blanc
Available in these Sizes
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Landana® with Chili-Sambal Wedge | 7 oz.
Landana® with Chili-Sambal Wheel | 8.8 lb.


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Sweet 'n' Tangy Chicken Wings RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 3 pounds chicken wingettes (about 30)
- 1/2 teaspoon salt, divided
- Dash pepper
- 1-1/2 cups ketchup
- 1/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/4 cup red wine vinegar
- 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- 1 teaspoon minced garlic
- 1 teaspoon liquid smoke, optional
- Sesame seeds, optional
- Sprinkle chicken with a dash of salt and pepper. Broil 4-6 in. from the heat for 5-10 minutes on each side or until golden brown. Transfer to a greased 5-qt. slow cooker.
- Combine the ketchup, brown sugar, vinegar, Worcestershire sauce, mustard, garlic, liquid smoke if desired and remaining salt; pour over wings. Toss to coat.
Cover and cook on low for 3-1/4 to 3-3/4 hours or until chicken juices run clear. Sprinkle with sesame seeds if desired.
Freeze option: Freeze cooled fully-cooked wings in freezer containers. To use, partially thaw in refrigerator overnight. Reheat wings in a foil-lined 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan in a preheated 325° oven until heated through, covering if necessary to prevent browning. Serve as directed. Yield: about 2-1/2 dozen.
Medium-Bodied White Wine
Enjoy this recipe with a medium-bodied white wine such as Riesling or Gewürtztraminer
Reviews for Sweet 'n' Tangy Chicken Wings
"I used chicken breasts instead of wings. I tasted the sauce and ended up adding additional seasoning to hide the ketchup flavor a little. I would make again."
"The sauce was very tasty, but I was disappointed that it didn't thicken up well at all. I used drumsticks since they were cheaper and there's more meat on them. I should have removed the skin from these because they got a little slimy. Taste was awesome though!"
"They were very good. I used the suggested method of broiling for 10 minutes on each side and removing extra grease with paper towels. The sauce was not soupy or greasy."
"Literally tasted like ketchup wings. Yuck!"
"Saw many posts that the sauce was to Ketchupy so I substituted 1/2 cup chilli sauce for 1/2 cup of the ketchup. I also added an extra Tablespoon of Worcestershire sauce. I also broild my wings about 15 minutes making them somewhat crispy. Itasted the sauce as I was making it tasted very Yummy to me."


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Decanter New World Fine Wine Encounter
Decanter New World Fine Wine Encounter 14 May 2011
Sue Chambers 15 July 2011
This was the first time ever that Long Island wines had been shown in the UK! We had flown the winemaker - Kareem Massoud of Paumanok (Po-ma-nock) here specially to talk through the wines.
The room was buzzing with anticipation and bursting with people, including Guy Woodward, the Editor of Decanter Magazine (hosts of the event). There was a sense of the arrival of something new – unusual for this mature wine market.
Kareem talked passionately about Long Island, explaining the maritime-influenced climate that gives cooler, longer ripening periods and the wide range of grape varieties evident in Long Island.
The wines on show were:
The Lenz Winery, Old Vines Chardonnay 2007 – made by Eric Fry, this wine exhibited a honeyed nose leading to a round, attractive palate.
Channing Daughters, Clones 2008 – the crowd were impressed how both these Chardonnays were very much in an "old world" burgundian style.
Wölffer Estate, Fatalis Fatum 2008 – Guy Woodward's favourite of the entire day, we managed to find a spare bottle for him to squirrel away for supper!! This wine has the pleasing characteristics of aged Bordeaux, with lovely mellow, cedar blackberry undertones and finesse normally associated with the old world.
McCall Wines, Merlot 2008 – a rich, ripe Merlot with fleshy plums and integrated oak.
Paumanok Assemblage 2007 – this was made in the exceptional vintage that Kareem said had more of everything! Carefully selected fruit predominantly Merlot, with 22% Petit Verdot and 9% Cabernet Franc. This is a delicious wine and only produced in limited quantities.
Attendees were delighted with the quality of the wines from a region they hadn't heard of. A roaring success! Kareem headed off to the airport and his Grandmother's 90th birthday party in Germany (his mother is from the Pfalz, his father from Lebanon originally). These old world influences shining through in his skillful winemaking, learnt at his father's knee.
It was a good start …
Sue Chambers
15 July 2011


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Have you thought about including Zoofari as part of your will or trust?
Some common methods used in estate planning are the Charitable Gift Annuity and the Charitable Remainder Trust. Both usually involve appreciated real estate, provide you an income for life and may have significant tax savings. The remaining assets pass to Zoofari, Inc. after the donor's death.
While you should work with your own attorney on the specifics of your situation, below is language you can share with your advisers to include Zoofari in your future planning:
I give to Zoofari, Inc. a 501(c)(3) charity located at P.O. Box 2771, Carlsbad, California 92008 ______(a percentage of the estate, specific dollar amount, remainder of estate after all other bequests & expenses, etc.)_________ to be used for its general support and charitable purposes without restriction. Zoofari's Federal Tax Identification Number is 86-1145555.


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Many have attended her award winning Tupperware party, yet no one could know that the hilarity was just beginning. "Dixie's Never Wear A Tube Top While Riding a Mechanical Bull and 10 Other Things I Learned While I Was Drinking Last Thursday" is a fun and enriching show full of dancing, laughing and even life changing advice. If you were to ever get stuck in a honky-tonk during a torrential downpour, Dixie is the gal to be shut in with.
After one of the greatest parties ever, you and your travel companions find themselves stranded in a bar while a storm passes by. Luckily, Dixie is there cleaning up the mess and is happy that you are there with her. What takes place next is truly a not to be missed experience. Take friends with you because this is a night to be shared. Not to mention the tiger!
This new show if packed full of jokes, moon pies, Julie Andrews and dancing. An intimate night with the greatest Tupperware lady is an interactive comedy that will also leave you with a few valuable life lessons that can only be taught by someone who has learned the hard way. Also, if you do not stop on the way home to by moon pies to pass out then you are an exception.
With each moment even better than the next, Dixie Longate amazes again and proves she is a force to be reckoned with. Making audiences laugh at the Garner Galleria Theatre in Denver, "Dixie's Never Wear A Tube Top While Riding a Mechanical Bull and 10 Other Things I Learned While I Was Drinking Last Thursday" runs through May 11, 2014. For more information, visit the Denver Center website or Dixie's Tube Top website.


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Dog owners of Ipswich, beware. If you don't clean up after your dog, the town's animal control officer and "Poop Nazi" is out to get you.
Matt Antczak is feared in this community, going so far as conducting stakeouts in his family van in order to catch and ticket violators of the dog waste scoop law. But now he wants to take the penalty for cleaning up after dogs a step further, by collecting DNA from every dog in town as a way to identify offenders.
In this Massachusetts town where dogs are banned from public parks and there is no dog park, Antczak wants to convince the town to spend about $80,000 to hire a company named PooPrints to create a DNA database of Ipswich's 2,000 dogs.
At a cost of $34.95 per dog plus $75 for each waste sample kit sent for processing, every dog in the town would have to have its cheek swabbed, then that swab would be processed into the DNA database. Stool samples found outdoors would be collected and tested, and any owner found in violation of not picking up after their dog would be fined $200.
One resident, who was too frightened to give her name, told the Boston Globe "People are terrified of him. Boy, does he take his role seriously. If he sees you with a dog, he'll demand you show him your poop bags, and if you refuse he'll call the cruisers."
While the program is costly, Antczak believes in the end it can pay for itself once fines are collected.
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College Hockey:Catamounts Persevere For Win Over Minutemen
BURLINGTON, Vt. — The turning point ending Vermont's four-game slide came at 6:36 of the second period.
The Catamounts had been dominated in the first period by Massachusetts. Then they were whistled for a five-minute major and, less than two minutes later, another minor penalty.
With the Gutterson Fieldhouse crowd in full throat, the team killed the five-on-three and — 76 seconds later — scored on its way to a 3-0 victory over the Minutemen.
Joe Fallon came up with 32 saves to tie for the national lead with six shutouts. It tied Fallon's own single-season record and brought the junior's career total to 17.
Torrey Mitchell and Dean Strong paced the offense, registering a goal and an assist apiece.
The win jumps the Catamounts (16-12-4, 11-8-4) back into fourth place in the Hockey East standings with 26 points, while the Minutemen (14-11-5, 11-9-3) fall back into a tie with Maine for fifth with 25.
"I'm just so proud of the team from top to bottom. I thought we had great, great effort out of each and every one of them," said UVM coach Kevin Sneddon.
"You, know what? … I'm most proud of the way Joe rebounded from a couple tough games. He came in there, and he was the difference tonight. I thought he had a great game for us."
UMass fired 16 shots on net in the opening stanza. The Catamounts, a team that usually plays stingy defense and on most nights doesn't allow much more than 16 shots in a game, let alone in a period, had to rely on Fallon to get to the second on level terms.
He made three saves on shots from the slot on Will Ortiz, Chris Capraro, and Justin Braun. Most of the other attempts on goal came from the perimeter.
Reese Wisnowski got the gate, when he hit Topher Bevis from behind on the right-wing boards, setting up the major for UMass at 2:46 of the second.
Then, at 4:36, Torrey Mitchell went off for interference, giving the Minutemen 65 seconds of a five-on-three. Vermont's penalty kill, which ranks second nationally (89.6 percent), buckled down and Fallon made the saves to keep it scoreless.
"We obviously pride ourselves on penalty killing. I think we're one of the top teams in the nation in doing so," said defenseman Kenny Macaulay. "So, anytime we can kill off a five-minute [major] that successfully, it's going to boost the team's morale, and we just built off it and rolled from there."
P.J. Fenton negated the rest of the advantage for the visitors, taking an interference call of his own with 58 seconds remaining on the major. Just after Mitchell's penalty ended, Vermont broke on top.
Mark Lutz fed Brayden Irwin just inside the right circle. Irwin ripped a shot over the glove of Jon Quick (21 saves) at 7:52. Strong also assisted on Irwin's sixth of the season and second of the weekend.
"I wanted to kiss Brayden Irwin when he got back to the bench after he scored that goal, "said Mitchell, relieved that his penalty hadn't harmed the team. "I was so happy; I was pretty thankful.
Later in the period, feeling the momentum shift, Corey Carlson and Viktor Stalberg almost connected on a pretty two-on-one rush. Carlson, coming down the right side, dished to Stalberg, who gave it right back before Carlson pushed the puck just wide of the open side of the net.
At 2:19 into the third, Vermont got that all-important insurance tally. Brian Roloff made a left-to right pass to Mitchell at the circle. Mitchell made a move and went to his backhand to beat Quick for his 12th goal and a 2-0 lead.
"I think [Mitchell] would be the first to say that it was an NHL pass from Brian Roloff," said Sneddon. "You only see that play being made by special players at that level, and Brian, to find Torrey on the weak side with a bullet, perfect pass, right to his blade — I think it shocked Torrey to some degree — and then Torrey obviously knew how to finish."
Strong converted from the right circle to open a three-goal cushion, closing out the scoring at 8:39. Peter Lenes and Mitchell assisted on Strong's team-leading 13th goal of the season.
UMass coach Don "Toot" Cahoon agreed the sequence early in the second was the turning point.
"It's obviously disappointing from our standpoint, because we played very, very well up until that point," he said. "Even after they scored the goal, my thought was, 'Geez, if we just keep playing the way we are playing, we'll get that back and we'll get after them.'
"Tonight, we played a great, maybe 30 minutes … we couldn't have asked the kids to play any better."
Vermont hits the road for its final road trip of the season, heading to Boston University for a two-game set starting Friday. Massachusetts next has a home-and-home with Northeastern; The Minutemen host the first game Friday.
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When performing an update (using a DataAdapter) the following
exception is generated:
Exception type: DBConcurrencyException
Exception message: Concurrency violation: the UpdateCommand affected 0
of the expected 1 records.
if you catch this error inside the IDE then you might also see:
A first chance exception of type 'System.Data.DBConcurrencyException'
occurred in ...
When performing an update the underlying ADO driver compares the
values for the current database record with what it expects before it
performs the update. This check is done to detect whether some other
process has updated the database. If the data is not as expected then a
DBConcurrencyException is generated.
This exception is being thrown because the driver thinks that the
data has been updated by another process.
I have encountered this in two situations, but there may be more:
Note: This might depend on the database and the driver being
used. I encountered this while connecting to a MySQL database,
so I cannot comment on whether the same issue exists with SQL
If you are confident that this is the problem (and there
is no risk of genuine concurrent updates to the data), then tell the
driver to overwrite when it detects a "conflict", e.g.:
dim cb as OdbcCommandBuilder(adapter)
cb.ConflictOption = ConflictOption.OverwriteChanges
I have only encountered this specific issue when using the
OdbcDataAdapter and OdbcCommandBuilder, but believe this same error
can affect non-ODBC versions.
This approach can be used to avoid the error being thrown when
there are genuine concurrent data updates, but I would not advise
it as it would be better to consider a design review.
These notes have been tested on Windows 2008 server,
Windows 2003 server and Windows Vista Business, with ASP.NET 4.0, ASP.NET 3.5 and ASP.NET 2.0, and may apply to other versions as well.
About the author: Brian Cryer
is a dedicated software developer and webmaster. For his day job he develops websites and desktop applications as well as providing IT services. He moonlights as a technical author and consultant.


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In my Windows XP Home Edition, there is no desciption for the processes in the task manager.
For example, all the services seem to appear with the same-name processes "SVCHOST.EXE". But I want to find out the one that use most of the CPU, however there is no more description I can find in task manager.
I saw in this link, one can use tasklist for Windows XP Professional Edition. BUt how to accomplish the same thing for Home edition?


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I'm developing an application that is so far using HttpListener to provide a small standalone http server. However, I've recently discovered that HttpListener needs to be run as Administrator, which is not always going to be possible.
What would the best alternative be? I need http GET and POST, both of which are not simply reading/writing files on the filesystem, they need to run custom .Net code.
My research so far has brought up Cassini, but as far as I can tell, I would have to write a custom version. Is there anything else? In partiular something with the same interface as HttpListener, but that does not require Administrator privileges would be amazing!


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Less Wrong is a community blog devoted to refining the art of human rationality. Please visit our About page for more information.
Searching for consequence-imagining games for children
A friend of mine has a rather precocious daughter with poor impulse control, and asked if I knew any behavior games that encourage children to think out the consequences of actions before they do them.
I'm familiar with the Good Behavior Game and the like, but standard conditioning hasn't been very effective with this child in the past. She's quite clever about subverting rules when possible, and shutting down entirely when subversion fails.
Please, one suggestion per thread so that the karma thing can do its thing.
[LINK] Judea Pearl wins 2011 Turing Award
Link to ACM press release.
In addition to their impact on probabilistic reasoning, Bayesian networks completely changed the way causality is treated in the empirical sciences, which are based on experiment and observation. Pearl's work on causality is crucial to the understanding of both daily activity and scientific discovery. It has enabled scientists across many disciplines to articulate causal statements formally, combine them with data, and evaluate them rigorously. His 2000 book Causality: Models, Reasoning, and Inference is among the single most influential works in shaping the theory and practice of knowledge-based systems. His contributions to causal reasoning have had a major impact on the way causality is understood and measured in many scientific disciplines, most notably philosophy, psychology, statistics, econometrics, epidemiology and social science.
While that "major impact" still seems to me to be in the early stages of propagating through the various sciences, hopefully this award will inspire more people to study causality and Bayesian statistics in general.
[LINK] The Hacker Shelf, free books.
Yes, this a repost from Hacker News, but I want to point out some books that are of LW-related interest.
The Hacker Shelf is a repository of freely available textbooks. Most of them are about computer programming or the business of computer programming, but there are a few that are perhaps interesting to the LW community. All of these were publicly available beforehand, but I'm linking to the aggregator in hopes that people can think of other freely available textbooks to submit there.
The site is in its beginning explosion phase; in the time it took to write this post, it doubled in size. If previous sites are any indication, it will crest in a month or so. People will probably lose interest after three months, and after a year the site will probably silently close shop.
MacKay, Information Theory, Inference, and Learning Algorithms
I really wish I had an older version of this book; the newer one has been marred by a Cambridge UP ad on the upper margin of every page. Publishers ruin everything.
The book covers reasonably concisely the basics of information theory and Bayesian methods, with some game theory and coding theory (in the sense of data compression) thrown in on the side. The style takes after Knuth, but refrains from the latter's more encyclopedic tendencies. It's also the type of book that gives a lot of extra content in the exercises. It unfortunately assumes a decent amount of mathematical knowledge — linear algebra and calculus, but nothing you wouldn't find on the Khan Academy.
Hacker Shelf review, book website.
Easley and Kleinberg, Networks, Crowds, and Markets
There's just a lot of stuff in this book, most of it of independent interest. The thread that ties the book together is graph theory, and with it they cover a great deal of game theory, voting theory, and economics. There are lots of graphs and pictures, and the writing style is pretty deliberate and slow-paced. The math is not very intense; all their probability spaces are discrete, so there's no calculus, and only a few touches of linear algebra.
Hacker Shelf review, book website.
Gabriel, Patterns of Software
This is a more fluffy book about the practice of software engineering. It's rather old, but I'm linking to it anyway because I agree with the author's feeling that the software engineering discipline has more or less misunderstood Christopher Alexander's work on pattern languages. The author tends to ramble on. I think there's some good wisdom about programming practices and organizational management in general that one could abstract away from this book.
Hacker Shelf link, book website (scroll down).
Nisan et. al., Algorithmic Game Theory
I hesitate to link this because the math level is exceptionally high, perhaps high enough that anyone who can read the book probably knows the better part of its contents already. But game/decision theory is near and dear to LW's heart, so perhaps someone will gather some utility from this book. There's an awful lot going on in it. A brief selection: a section on the relationship between game theory and cryptography, a section on computation in prediction markets, and a section analyzing the incentives of information security.
How much is karma worth, after all?
It's been a couple days since the funding plea, so I thought I'd like to take this chance to compare self-reported donations to short-term karma gains. Naturally, I voted on none of these comments. Note that after posting this, the karma on these posts will almost definitely change; the values here are for 27/8/11 at around 9:00 GMT.
So, the data:
- Kaj_Sotala ~172USD, 5 karma
- Rain 12000USD, 25 karma
- Nisan 100USD, 16 karma
- pengvado 10000USD, 36 karma
- JGWeissman 2000USD, 24 karma
- Benquo 1000USD, 18 karma
- AlexMennen 285USD, 7 karma; and 30USD, 2 karma
- wmorgan 1000USD, 13 karma
Note: two people (Kaj_Sotala and Rain) reported monthly commitments, but as far as I understand only the yearly pledge is matched, so for the purposes of this informal study I treat them as reporting X*12 USD donations, instead of X/month.
There's not enough data for an honest causal analysis (I tried), but there are a few observations one can make. Intuitively one expects karma to be determined by the donation amount, the duration of time since the posting, and some unknown error.
First observation: the users with the best USD/karma exchange rate made modest contributions early. Nisan came out best, with $6.25/karma — though some of this karma may be due also to the fantastic signal, on their part, that they overcame a rational hazard to make this donation. (Also, EY responded afterward, confounding the karmic flow with his wake.)
In this spirit, we now name "doing the least restrictive, obviously acceptable thing, instead of doing nothing while contemplating alternatives" Nisan's razor, (ニサンの剃刀, perhaps) unless it happens to have a better, previously-existing name.
Second observation: Hyperbolic discounting is alive and well. Those reporting monthly donations have karma below comparable one-shot donations, though both monthly data points did come slightly later than their one-shot counterparts.
Third observation: Large donations are really inefficient at netting karma. pengvado paid $277.48/karma; no one above 1000USD paid less than $50/karma.
Naturally, there's little point to this analysis. If anyone is trying to maximize net karma by donating to SIAI, something is probably wrong with their priorities.


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|Fucking Machines
|Sep 25, 2009
|Device Bondage
|Apr 12, 2010
Loved this! The competition aspect added a lot to the episode. There are three things in this episode that will stick with me for a long time: 1. Tomcat confiding to Bobbi that Ela was very inexperienced with girl-girl. At that point you can pretty much guess that Ela is going down*, and you can pretty much guess how she will go down. 2. Bobbi's experience with girl-girl versus Ela's total inexperience. That combination was great, and very entertaining. It was also very nice that Bobbi helped Ela out. 3. Last, and certainly not least, Ela's willingness to 'go with the flow' with the G-G stuff. She stepped up and did a respectable job dealing with Bobbi's more experienced and sophisticated assaults versus Ela's ability to hold back an orgasm. This is at the top of my most memorial Fucking Machines episodes. Is there any way you could do this on a semi-regular basis? Maybe the newcomer could choose their opponent? Call it 'Iron Shag America' or something! This episode was very, very good and leaves memories that will stick with me for a long time. Congratulations to all involved - Tomcat, Bobbi, Ela, and the crew. *Yes, the pun was intentional; I could have used the word screwed instead of 'going down', and that would make a pretty good pun, too!
|Fucking Machines
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Wow! I would love to know what was causing Rain to stare wide-eyed during the shoot; it's hard for me to sort out just what she is going through in one of her cycles of orgasm to (painful) orgasm during the shoot. Great job, Rain -- I bet you slept well that night! Great job also Matt!
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A group of ten dental students from Pharos University in Alexandria, Egypt, recently finished up a two-week visit to the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry as part of a cross-cultural, dental education exchange.
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As their visit came to a close on Sept. 13, the Egyptian students gave a lunchtime presentation about the culture and education system in Egypt. They discussed some differences between U.S. and Egyptian dental schools, and gave an informative overview about Pharos University, the city of Alexandria, and the culture of their country. They also answered questions from students, faculty and staff in attendance.
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September 21, 2008
Turn Off Your Mind, Relax and Float Down Stream...
Yesterday, in search of winter clothes for Quinn and Neeka, I headed out to some garage sales (or rummage sales as they are referred to here in WI). Clothes were in short supply, but I did score a copy of one of Eckhart Tolle's new books, A New Earth, for 50 cents. A few minutes after I picked up the book a man came up the driveway looking, specifically, for that book and offered me a dollar for the book! I could hardly believe it, and I very nearly gave it to him, but he seemed intent on finding a copy and I felt sure that he would. So, I returned to my sense of happiness at finding a book that I really wanted for a price I could really afford.
I feel even better today as the presence of this book seems to have reawakened a part of me that had drifted off...
For the past couple of months, save for a brief period while reading The Alchemist, that part of myself, nay...myself has fallen asleep or drifted into a place of confusion.
I have been feeling a bit trapped here in Appleton. Lonely. Dark. Stagnant.
This is not true, of course, I have found it possible to reach an enlightened state in the most difficult of situations, but when you are living in your mind, this seems impossible and the world seems to become flat and a mere reflection of thoughts. I have a pretty good handle on those thoughts and a great ability to create something better with them, but when I forget to watch the thinker and my thoughts begin to drone, a constant stream of thoughts, unchecked and unsupervised, I drift off....without ever realizing it.
I lose that light that would normally shine through me and illuminate everything in my life.
This morning I seemed to have reached a sad depth of this. A feeling of disconnectedness permeated and though I wasn't saying anything, or doing anything out of the ordinary, my family could sense the loss of Aimee. Neeka was looking at me sideways, Quinn wasn't talking much and questions of, "What's the matter," and "Are you tired," were confusing me.
I tried to put my finger on it... get to the root of it... look for the core issue... but my mind just busied itself with worries that could be the one. I gave up (The depth of forgetfulness amazes me) and sat down with a cup of tea. There on the table was this new book. Briefly I resisted it, with thoughts of the many spiritual texts that I had stacked and untouched for months, but while I sat there with my tea I started to leaf through it, and then I began to devour it.
I could literally feel myself turn on, awaken and remember... I was filled with a sense of recognition, only what I was recognizing was my self...
In the first chapter he says, "Trying to become a good or better human being sounds like a commendable and high-minded thing to do, yet it is an endeavor you cannot ultimately succeed in unless there is a shift in consciousness. This is because it is still part of the same dysfunction, a more subtle and rarefied form of self-enhancement, of desire for more and a strengthening of one's conceptual identity, one's self-image. You do not become good by trying to be good, but by finding the goodness that is already withing you, and allowing that goodness to emerge."
And there it was... my block... spelled out for me. I was so busy wanting to be something, and despite my previous experience of it, couldn't chase it down, couldn't get it inside myself... Couldn't be it. Why? I could certainly conceive of it. I had the idea of it. I was too busy living in my mind and ideas again. Too busy living inside my idea of self.
Bang! Suddenly I could feel the light and the thing I was chasing, like it was growing inside of me. The recognition of this incredible feeling shut down that incessant mind chatter and I could feel myself turn on. I could see the beauty in everything and regain that sense of utter peace and oneness.
"Can human beings lose the density of their conditioned mind structures and become like crystals or precious stones, so to speak, transparent to the light of consciousness?" the book asks.
Oh, Baby, Oh! I still struggle with keeping my light on, but I am getting stronger at it and witnessing the change that it affects on everything and everyone when I am connected to the source, when that light of consciousness is shining through me, and even greater when it reflects back from another.
Today I have found the joy again, in finding pleasure in living skillfully with purpose... weeks of suffering effortlessly dissolved by the light of being.
Anyone care to join me in my reading venture?
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- wrongshoes said...
I have not read the book, but watched Oprah's 10 hour class on the book (with Eckhart). Great stuff. There's more, too - Oprah interviews many great teachers at her Soul Series website. I particularly enjoyed Jon Kabat-Zinn and Jill Bolte-Taylor. http://www.oprah.com/article/spirit/inspiration/pkgoprahssoulserieswebcast/20080512_oaf_oss_guest
- September 21, 2008 at 1:30 PM
- Cage Free Family said...
I'll have to check that out, thanks!
- September 21, 2008 at 2:11 PM
- Ephemeron said...
I'll join you! I read the book a few years ago when it came out, so it's definitely time for a refresher. I was actually thinking about reading it again last night when I couldn't turn my thoughts off to save my life. I was up most of the night with my mind racing. Darn ego. ;-)
I also watched Oprah and Eckhart's online class, and second the recommendation.
- September 21, 2008 at 2:36 PM
- Jack said...
It's now on my reading list. But I may not get to it for months. I have a bunch of new volumes to read thanks to your book post a while back.
- September 21, 2008 at 7:40 PM
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Dear friends there, I found Eckhart T`s book for free at www.scribd.com! Try yourself, then you can print or read it on the monitor. Or if someone has an email adress there, sent it to me and I will attach the book in the answer! We are in decisive times just now, make your good choice, one good for all of us and the plant Earth, let`s be more united then ever before, and God bless all of you!
- September 22, 2008 at 12:08 AM
- Sorrel said...
wow, I think we are in each others heads again. My head has felt like a disco night club.... the light has just been going on and off.... on and off......
Thanks for the encouragement.
I'm trying to learn how to rest in just being me, and being ok with that. It's been difficult.
I will see the light!
I will.
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- September 22, 2008 at 7:10 PM
Such a wonderful confirmation that you are going in the right direction and that you are being taken care of.
To manifest the right book at the right time... wow!!
Congratulations!!! and 50c!!!!!!
Eckhart is amazing!!!
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As well as serving as pastor of two parishes, Dolan also serves with the Army National Guard. In January, he was promoted to brigadier general. He becomes the first Roman Catholic priest assigned as Army National Guard Assistant to the Chief of Chaplains for the United States Army.
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