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When Reno resident Jennifer Deem goes to work every day, it's to do something she loves and to help others become the best they can be.
"We have grown by leaps and bounds (since opening nearly three years ago)," said Deem, the owner of Marietta Boot Camp and Fitness, 1100 Pike St. "I just love my job. I love that I get to do this every day."
Deem is certified in Boot Camp, Zumba, Turbo Kick, Wellness Coaching, Group Fitness and Hip Hop Hustle. One of the more popular classes at MBC is the morning boot camp where participants are willing to arrive at the crack of dawn and be whipped into shape by Deem through a mix of cardio, strength and flexibility exercises.
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Employees and women who work out at Marietta Boot Camp on Pike Street ride in the Washington County Fair parade along with some of their children. The facility offers a youth exercise program called Kid Fit which allows parents to work out without worry.
"The morning has been insane," she said.
All classes at MBC are drop-in, or pay as you go, at around $5 to $10 per class.
While the reasonable cost of classes might not be a stumbling block for some, one obstacle that sometimes keeps parents from attending exercise classes is trying to find child care.
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Marietta Boot Camp winter 2012 schedule
- Mondays: 5:45 - 6:30 a.m., Boot Camp; 6:45 - 7:30 a.m., Boot Camp; 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. and 6:30 to 7:15 p.m., Kid Fit; 5:30 - 6:30 p.m., Cardio Camp; 6 - 6:30 p.m., Yoga stretch.
- Tuesdays: 5:30 - 6 p.m., Step Fit; 6 - 6:30 p.m., Totally Toned or Drop-in spin.
- Wednesdays: 5:45 - 6:30 a.m., Boot Camp; 6:45 - 7:30 a.m., Boot Camp; 5:30 - 6:30 p.m., Kid Fit; 5:30 - 6 p.m., Step and Tone; 6 - 6:30 p.m., Zumba.
- Thursdays: 5:30 - 6 p.m., Turbo Kick; 6 - 6:30 p.m., Boot Camp.
- Fridays: 5:45 - 6:30 a.m., Boot Camp; 6:45 - 7:30 a.m.
- For information on classes and cost, visit www.mariettabootcamp.com.
Marietta Boot Camp has added fitness classes specifically designed for children ages 3 and older to allow parents to exercise while leaving their children in the capable hands of Shannon Strauss, mom to 17-year-old Ethan and 3-year-old Kenadee.
"I'm just a mom," Strauss said, adding that she is also a fitness enthusiast and a spin instructor. "But I know that kids aren't always getting daily exercise in school and it is important for better health and to help them excel academically."
Some of the things Kid Fit offers for children include fitness games and an obstacle course for cardiovascular fitness, warming up and stretching exercises and yoga.
"This is something we've added because (lack of child care) is a big reason why a lot of people aren't able to attend exercise classes," Deem said, adding that, while some area exercise facilities offer child care, it isn't geared toward fitness.
Joy Frank-Collins has taken her sons, ages 8 and 9, to Kid Fit while attending fitness classes at MBC and the convenience has allowed her to feel good about taking time for herself, she said.
"It makes it feel like it's less self-indulgent because they are getting exercise as well," Frank-Collins said.
She has even noticed a change in her sons since they have participated in Kid Fit.
"Before Kid Fit they would be home playing video games," she said. "I can see a difference now. My 9-year-old looks leaner and my youngest has lost three pounds, which he needed to lose."
Kid Fit is offered through the winter months on Mondays at 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. for roughly an hour and on Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m. Pop music and activities geared toward youngsters make it even more enjoyable.
"Sometimes you get an endorphin rush," said Cormac Frank-Collins, 9.
Strauss said that many parents have commented on how much they appreciate the classes being offered.
"It is a drop-in style class, so if you want your child to be there for the full hour or 40 minutes, it is still $5," she said.
Even if mom - and on some occasions dad - isn't necessarily coming to exercise, Kid Fit is available for anyone who might need a safe and healthy environment for their children to stay for an hour.
"If mom needs to run errands or something, they can bring their kids in," Strauss said.


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Are you over the superficial Valentine's Day formula? Stuffed bears, heart-shaped boxes and sweetheart candies? Well, as the holiday approaches, NBC's new sitcom Perfect Couples will bring you right back to authenticity.
The show highlights the "real" romances of three anything-but-perfect couples trying to navigate their own relationships. There's the normal, relatable couple; the bickering, overly sexual couple; and, of course, the couple who believes they're actually "perfect."
The comedic ensemble includes Olivia Munn (Greek), Hayes Macarthur (She's Out of My League) and Mary Elizabeth Ellis (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia), and the show is sure to produce countless moments when you look over at your partner and say, "That's so us!"
Catch the premiere of Perfect Couples tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. on NBC!
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by Dave LindorffWith habeas corpus a thing of the past, with arrest and detention without charge permitted, with torture and spying without court oversight all the rage, with prosecutors free to tape conversations between lawyers and their clients, and with the judicial branch now infested by rightwing judges who would have been at home in courtrooms of the Soviet Union or Hitler's Germany, for all they seem to care about common law tradition, the only real thing holding the line against absolute tyranny in the U.S. has been the jury.
Now, with Jose Padilla — a US citizen who was originally picked up and held incommunicado on a military base for three and a half years, publicly accused (though never charged) with planning to construct and detonate a so-called "dirty" nuclear device (this a guy without a high school education!), all based upon hearsay, evidence elicited by torture, and a few overheard wiretapped conversations where prosecutors claimed words like "zucchini" were code for explosive devices — convicted on a charge of "planning to murder," we see that juries in this era of a bogus "war on terror" are ready to believe anything.
That last line of defense — the common sense or ordinary citizens in a jury box — is gone too.
The jury in this case apparently accepted the government's contention that Padilla was a member of Al Qaeda, and had returned from a trip to Pakistan full of plans to wreak mayhem on his own country. They cared not a whit for the fact that the government had used methods against Padilla (three years of isolation and total sensory deprivation that had driven him insane) which would have made medieval torturers green with envy. They cared not a whit that there was no real evidence against Padilla.
This was, in the end, a case that most closely resembled the famous Saturday Night Live skit in which witches were dunked underwater to "prove" whether they were in fact witches, and where if they drowned, they were found to be innocent. In the end, Padilla's jury simply bought the government's wild and wild-eyed story. They decided he hadn't drowned, so he must be guilty.
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Padilla can now expect to spend what's left of his life in prison. Since the government has already driven him insane, he will have the added burden of being mentally unbalanced from the outset of his incarceration. His survival prospects are not good.
The president promptly thanked the jury for their "good judgment."
We can no doubt expect many more Padillas now that the way has been paved for this kind of totalitarian approach to law enforcement.
Beginning today, we can expect the government to begin arresting people on an array of trumped-up charges, locking them away in black sites, on military bases, or maybe even overseas, subjecting them to all manner of torture, and then finally bringing them to trial on trumped-up charges. We can also expect juries, made fearful by breathless warnings that "evil ones" mean us and our nation harm, to buy the government's stories.
Who is at risk? That's hard to say, but it's clear that it won't just be hardened terrorist types. A presidential executive order signed by Bush on July 17 declares that anything "undermining efforts to promote economic reconstruction (sic) and political reform (sic) in Iraq" could be deemed a crime making the perpetrator subject to arrest. Would writing essays critical of the president, the war in Iraq, or the "reconstruction" effort in Iraq meet that standard? Who knows? Would being interviewed for commentary as part of a news story on English-language Al Jezeera TV (which Bush and Cheney have declared to be supportive of the Iraqi insurgency, and which Bush reportedly at one point considered bombing!)? And how about anti-war protesters? We already have Washington, DC, under pressure from Homeland Security, threatening the organization World Can't Wait with multiple $10,000 fines for posting flyers around the city announcing an anti-war march and rally on September 15. If they go ahead with the protest, will they be joining Padilla?
I have little doubt that this administration would love to lock up journalistic critics and protesters in military brigs, so the question is: how would juries respond to charges that American journalists and protesters against the war were treacherously undermining the Bush war effort?
I used to be confident that most juries would laugh such cases out of court. After the Padilla decision, I'm not so sure.
You want to think that your fellow citizens have at least some measure of common sense, but this case suggests otherwise — that they are easily frightened, gullible, and willing to believe the most fantastic claims of the government.
The future does not look good for freedom in America.
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What a joke.
The USA gets more pathetic every day. Where on earth did they find a jury willing to swallow this tripe?
To think that I looked up to the US when I was a child. To think that I once dreamed of moving to the land of the "free and the brave". In today's USA anyone can be abducted by the government, tortured for years and then be found guilty of complete fabrications by the "legitimate" court system.
In the WWII the US came to the aid of the free world. Who will come to the aid of the free world this time?
Jimmy Montague said:
It's like I always say:
Fascism will end in America when the rest of the world comes to America and does for us what we did for Germany in 1945.
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Bring on the tough stuff - there's not just one right answer.
- Thoreau doesn't really give us an explanation for why he leaves Walden Pond. Do you have any educated guesses? Also, do you think he made the right choice?
- Walden Pond was only mile and a half away from the center of town. Would Thoreau's story be different if he went somewhere really "wild," without a sign of civilization in sight? Why or why not?
- In the "Former Inhabitants; and Winter Visitors" chapter, Thoreau mentions some of the former inhabitants of Walden Pond, many of whom are African American. If they were to write their own stories about living by Walden Pond, what would they say?
- Walden inspired generations of writers and filmmakers. Think of some other stories or films that focus on individuals in their relation to nature. How does reading Thoreau's novel help you understand these stories and films better? Also, what new aspects of the American experience do these stories and films bring out that Thoreau didn't explore? Some suggestions: Into the Wild, Brokeback Mountain, Dancing with Wolves, An Inconvenient Truth, and the television show Man v. Wild.
- Thoreau refers to his two-year stint at Walden Pond as a "private experiment." Conduct your own private experiment and seek out a patch of "wildness" close to home, just as Thoreau's patch of wildness was about a mile away from his hometown. You might not have two years, but give yourself a good hour to do nothing but be alone and observe your surroundings. What kind of plants do you see? Animals? What sort of changes and activities do you observe, even in the brief hour you spend there? What kind of thoughts float into your head? What are your own conclusions from your private experiment?


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Students, community benefit from project to construct health clinic in Uganda
Of the three weeks he spent taking a Drake course in Uganda last summer, one moment stands out in Braeden Stanley's mind.
The class had just gotten off a bus and was waiting to be escorted to a nearby secondary school. As the students milled outside, music erupted. Suddenly, a marching band paraded over a nearby hill, followed by students and teachers, to greet the school's first American visitors.
"That was the point on the trip where I almost got emotional," says Stanley, a sophomore international business and marketing double major from Glen Ellyn, Ill. "The hospitality in Uganda was the best out of anywhere I've ever been. They were the nicest, most welcoming people I have ever met."
The warmth of the Ugandan people inspired Stanley to become a driving force in an undertaking that took root long before he attended Drake.
In 2007, the first group of Drake students went to Uganda on a travel seminar about sustainable development. The trip, led by four Drake faculty members, included an outing to a rural village—childhood home of Jimmy Senteza, associate professor of finance, who was the impetus for the course.
The stop in the village became a regular part of the seminar, and after years of visits to the area, the Drake faculty decided to give back. A health clinic rose to the top of local residents' needs.
Last year, Drake students developed plans for the health clinic. This year's group shared them with the residents of Kasawo, the community where the clinic will be built, just a short distance from Senteza's hometown.
"The whole village came and talked with us about the designs," Stanley says. "That was the day I fell in love with the project."
Stanley joined other students to lead the effort. Near the end of the trip, they discussed how to keep momentum once they returned to Drake. Debra Bishop, associate professor of practice in management and international business, worked with colleagues to start a one-credit course, which is regularly attended by 12 students—though frequently more show up to help. Currently, one priority for the group is fundraising.
"Everyone contributes a lot, and it's awesome what we are able to get done with one weekly meeting and everyone working on their own between classes," Stanley says.
The students' ultimate goal is to make the clinic sustainable. To accomplish this, they have partnered with the Shining City Foundation, a nonprofit with the mission to improve the health of underserved populations.
They hope to begin construction on the clinic this year, though Stanley plans to stick with the endeavor until it is fully functional.
"This is something I am very committed to," Stanley says. "These people welcomed us into their homes and treated us like we were family. I want to give them something to show appreciation for what they have done for me, because they have opened my eyes."
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The District of Columbia can continue to ban semiautomatic rifles and large-capacity ammunition magazines, and require that handguns be registered.
The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled today that D.C.'s gun regulations do not run afoul of the Supreme Court's 2008 ruling in District of Columbia v. Heller. In Heller, the high court struck down D.C's previous ban on handguns.
Here's a WSJ report on today's D.C. Circuit Court ruling, which underscores the broader fact that state and federal courts have largely upheld restrictive firearms laws, even in the wake of the Heller decision.
In his majority opinion, D.C. Circuit Judge Douglas Ginsburg likened D.C.'s requirement to register handguns "to other common registration or licensing schemes, such as those for voting or for driving a car, that cannot reasonably be considered onerous."
The court also reasoned that the city's interest in fighting crime justifies the ban on semiautomatic rifles and magazines containing more than 10 rounds of ammunition, WSJ reports.
But dissenting Judge Brett Kavanaugh would have struck down the district's new gun law. "The Supreme Court has long made clear that the Constitution disables the government from employing certain means to prevent, deter, or detect violent crime," he wrote.


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Published: Monday, September 13, 2010 at 3:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, September 13, 2010 at 3:12 p.m.
BATON ROUGE — LSU head coach Les Miles says there's no doubt the Tigers need better quarterback play.
Miles says there's also no question who his No. 1 quarterback will be against Mississippi State on Saturday, and that's Jordan Jefferson.
Although No. 15 LSU made significant strides on defense and in the running game in a 27-3 triumph at Vanderbilt last weekend, Jefferson had one of the worst games of his career. The junior was 8 of 20 for 96 yards, no touchdowns and an interception.
Miles says backup quarterback Jarrett Lee has looked good enough in practice to earn consideration for playing time.
However, Miles' choice is to stick with Jefferson for now, rather than consider a two-quarterback system as this week's opponent — Mississippi State.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post5660821239324355454..comments2016-08-03T03:19:48.612-05:00Comments on The Other Side of Fifty: Fried Egg Sandwiches with Peanut M&MsMags @ the Other Side of 50http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-51028104854482580322011-01-02T19:59:17.200-06:002011-01-02T19:59:17.200-06:00Wishing you a great blogging new year.Wishing you a great blogging new year.Moogiehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-90548832711418362742011-01-02T10:09:05.964-06:002011-01-02T10:09:05.964-06:00I've been through it with Grumpy - smoking and...I've been through it with Grumpy - smoking and chewing - and I know how hard it is for someone with that addiction to give it up! I wish he just sat around and ate fried egg sandwiches and M&M's - instead of being so grouchy and miserable. Oh, wait. He's like that without the tobacco! Miserable that is. ;o) Good Luck Mags!Shelbyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-59104453265362687102011-01-02T00:59:15.321-06:002011-01-02T00:59:15.321-06:00Woo Hoo! I'm rooting for you Mags! Hang in th...Woo Hoo! I'm rooting for you Mags! Hang in there! XO SueSuehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-23296561891378067192011-01-01T23:47:34.350-06:002011-01-01T23:47:34.350-06:00I'm sending you huge hugs (and lots of whateve...I'm sending you huge hugs (and lots of whatever you need to get you over the hump). I know how hard it is (thank God I only smoked 5 years in my impetuous, know-it-all youth) but you will feel so much better! I must admit I was a bit alarmed at the combo and wondered what the coirkers thought of it. Hang in there!Lesliehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-56561543604199423522011-01-01T13:10:30.219-06:002011-01-01T13:10:30.219-06:00Hope things at the mini rehab are going well! One ...Hope things at the mini rehab are going well! One day at a time, and all the trashy novels and sammies you can eat! Happy New Year!Miss M.J. Ma'amhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-68994686201628716222011-01-01T05:14:06.868-06:002011-01-01T05:14:06.868-06:00Good on you for finding the courage to quit, and i...Good on you for finding the courage to quit, and if eating fried egg sandwiches and peanut M&Ms are what help you to make it through then bring them on. I gave up 17 years ago with the help of acupuncture, so I'm all for just doing whatever it takes. Very best wishes for the a happy and healthy year ahead :-)
SueCouscous & Consciousnesshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-15252695132547316382010-12-31T22:31:41.238-06:002010-12-31T22:31:41.238-06:00Stay strong, Mags! Eat all the fried egg sandwiche...Stay strong, Mags! Eat all the fried egg sandwiches and peanut M&Ms you need to if that helps. You're doing something courageous and tough! We're with you all the way.Janehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-71348466527930476562010-12-31T00:24:39.733-06:002010-12-31T00:24:39.733-06:00I've been resorting to potato chips and Lindor...I've been resorting to potato chips and Lindor Truffles to get me through. Whatever works! Wishing you a happier and healthier new year!Barbara Bakeshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-62506129604042403122010-12-30T21:20:41.551-06:002010-12-30T21:20:41.551-06:00Keep up working on yourself! I'll wait on your...Keep up working on yourself! I'll wait on your recipes! So happy you are quitting!! :)firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-55899460548484022802010-12-30T20:55:12.263-06:002010-12-30T20:55:12.263-06:00I am so proud of you!!! It's been eight years...I am so proud of you!!! It's been eight years for me...and I am so glad I quit!! Just do what ever you have to do to get through it...it gets easier!Jo email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-56484515294945191232010-12-30T20:37:41.907-06:002010-12-30T20:37:41.907-06:00Good for you!!! (And I love both fried egg sandwic...Good for you!!! (And I love both fried egg sandwiches and peanut m-n-ms!)Abbyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-73472152828951431562010-12-30T18:29:25.172-06:002010-12-30T18:29:25.172-06:00YOU ROCK! Keep it up!! Jason and I are cheering yo...YOU ROCK! Keep it up!! Jason and I are cheering you email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-71943193250093038962010-12-30T11:29:46.714-06:002010-12-30T11:29:46.714-06:00Sometimes a certain food just really hits the spot...Sometimes a certain food just really hits the spot. ;)

I know it's hard as heck to quit smoking...wonderful start and I hope it continues to go well.briarrosehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-22582463136870264762010-12-30T10:23:42.418-06:002010-12-30T10:23:42.418-06:00Prayers and support to you Auntie M. Ironically...Prayers and support to you Auntie M.

Ironically, today I received an e-mail from a Naturopathic clinic here in town, with a link to an article about radioactive isotopes being present in cigarette smoke.

Here's a link to the article referenced:
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=radioactive-smokeNiece email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-21778323013650688512010-12-30T09:24:16.833-06:002010-12-30T09:24:16.833-06:00I love the fried egg sandwich and Peanut M&M d...I love the fried egg sandwich and Peanut M&M detox program - you might be able to write a book and make millions with that!!!! I stopped that nasty habit myself when I discovered my sweet Camille Ana was inside of me! That was 6 and a half years ago - and I am doing great - my chest x-rays this year for my surgeries showed my lungs were perfect - and I smoked for over 20!!! Just take 3 Nananhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-73471309607816431412010-12-30T07:05:16.394-06:002010-12-30T07:05:16.394-06:00You go girl! We'll be here whenever you're...You go girl! We'll be here whenever you're ready to return. Meanwhile hang in there and enjoy those trashy novels, fried egg wiches and chocolates.Junehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-63213467713206575322010-12-30T01:36:28.363-06:002010-12-30T01:36:28.363-06:00Attagirl! Congrats on your decision, and good luck...Attagirl! Congrats on your decision, and good luck on this effort.SeattleDeehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-4380564856452442572010-12-29T22:37:28.255-06:002010-12-29T22:37:28.255-06:00You go girl! If fried egg sandwiches and peanut m&...You go girl! If fried egg sandwiches and peanut m&ms get you through it, then keep them coming! Do whatever you need to do- it's a tough habit to break but I know you can do it!scrambledhenfruithttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-90657142754152817192010-12-29T21:04:17.912-06:002010-12-29T21:04:17.912-06:00Hey, if fried egg sandwiches and peanut M&M...Hey, if fried egg sandwiches and peanut M&M's get you through this tough patch, go for it! My hat off to you, m'dear, during this tough time!

The title of your post intrigued me, Mags. I figured you're such an innovative cook that you had figured out how to marry fried egg sandwiches and M&Ms into a culinary delight! lol My hubby enjoys dill pickle and peanut Laurie@The Baking Bookwormhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-86937258921479463292010-12-29T19:47:07.220-06:002010-12-29T19:47:07.220-06:00Do whatever you need to do to get through the firs...Do whatever you need to do to get through the first few weeks. Fried eggs sound good and so do M & M's....!!! Anything chocolate should help!Debbiehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-28668859368575841542010-12-29T19:30:31.783-06:002010-12-29T19:30:31.783-06:00Eat those sandwiches and m&ms and rock away. ...Eat those sandwiches and m&ms and rock away. Pat the dog. That will really help.

You can be proud of yourself. I think, everyone knows how hard it is to break a habit or addiction. That a girl, Maggie. We love you.Sweet and Savoryhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-83350839772087468732010-12-29T19:15:36.893-06:002010-12-29T19:15:36.893-06:00Mags, Fried eggs and booze will make you forget ab...Mags, Fried eggs and booze will make you forget about smoking. Good luck!Moogiehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-20092438886273161062010-12-29T18:31:05.489-06:002010-12-29T18:31:05.489-06:00Hi, Mags! It's so hard to quit smoking. I...Hi, Mags! It's so hard to quit smoking. I've done it several times. Most recently, I stopped almost two years ago, I think this time it is for good. Yes, those peanut m & m's will help!! I am getting ready to look though your recipes for a recipe for my new ebelskiver pan for hopefully a breakfast for company this weekend. Happy New Year! Cheers to you for quitting smoking!Juliehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-44892152219903909042010-12-29T18:24:05.965-06:002010-12-29T18:24:05.965-06:00Oh, man, that is one of the hardest things to do. ...Oh, man, that is one of the hardest things to do. Yea, I agree, do whatever it takes. That Chantix stuff scares me, the side effects they mention on the TV commercial are disturbing. Glad it worked for Anon tho. Good luck, and when you need some support you know your blogees are behind email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7550871180740209487.post-22311527634781224812010-12-29T16:21:47.498-06:002010-12-29T16:21:47.498-06:00You are my hero. Seriously! At first, I thought yo...You are my hero. Seriously! At first, I thought you were eating the sandwich as mentioned. I'd love you even more if you were. :)

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A Vincent man who failed to show up to his Tuesday sentencing on a breaking and entering charge did not receive any extra penalties when he turned himself in Wednesday....
Not all disabilities are visible. Some show through a person's actions and behaviors. Disability cannot be painted with such a broad brush. The American culture and workplace is not welcoming to disabled people. Remember, many people have disabilities, but are able to work. I worked while having a disability for 25 years. Then I became disabled by the disease and could not work full-time or even part-time.
This guy could well be disabled. He's young. With the right help, he may be able to turn himself around and lead a more productive life. Sometimes getting into the legal system is the key to getting the right help.
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"Exactly....once you break the law one has no rights."
Yes you do. You have the right to remain silent. You have the right to counsel. You have the right to a trial by a jury of your peers. You have the right to confront your accusers.
Rosa Parks broke the law. She had no rights? The Sons of Liberty broke the law. They had no rights?
Are you Leonid Brezhnev's first cousin?
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He is "disabled', but it is no problem for him to commit B & E. Why can't he do telemarketing or work at Wal-Mart? The main disablity in this country is Laziness.
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This man needs to be taken off of disability and made go to work. To many idle criminals in this area. Bring back the CCC and make the jobless criminials work.
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Well, J Burnworth said it all. Now our judicial system needs to apply this statement to anyone that appears in front of them. Washington County Common Pleas Court Judge Randall Burnworth hesitantly allowed Hines to attend his dental appointment, but denied his request for an intermittent sentence.
"One of the consequences of committing a crime is not being able to go and get benefits," he said.
Exactly....once you break the law one has no rights.
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Come on, he called the courts and said he wasn't coming...what more do you want??...I ask Again, how do they pick and chose who gets special treatment in this town??...
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What a joke!!! The concessions teardrop boy asked for are absurd. Another gutless sentence for burglarizing a home yet again. 2 months for breaking, entering and stealing. You have got to be kidding me.
.....and its great to know he is collecting disability even though he isn't too disabled to work as a criminal.
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Ohio Gov. John Kasich is right about the natural gas drilling boom in East Ohio. It is big and will benefit the entire region.
Kasich believes gas production may be just the shot in the arm Ohio's budget needs to provide tax relief to Buckeye State residents. Reportedly, he is considering a plan whereby severance taxes on natural gas and liquids extracted from it would provide enough money to grant an income tax break to Ohioans.
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Together with their parents, Ashley Nicole Summerfield and Hank Jason Ward announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage.
The bride-elect is the daughter of Kenny and Mary Summerfield of Blue Rock. She is the granddaughter of Junior and Betty Summerfield of Blue Rock, Pauline Daniels of Clarksburg and the late Maynard Daniels, and the great-granddaughter of Ruis Lanham of Adolph and the late Rev. Bert Lanham. She is a 2005 graduate of Tygarts Valley High School, and is employed at Tractor Supply Co. in Elkins.
Her fiance is the son of Jim and Sharon Ward of Norton. He is the grandson of Imogene Phillips of Memphis, Tennessee, and the late Jim Phillips, and the late John and Clara Ward. He is a 2002 graduate of Elkins High School, and is employed at Tractor Supply Co. of Weston.
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A snatch of Jewish interest in the latest episode of new BBC1 crime drama, Ripper Street, set in the 19th-century East End of London. Sunday's dose of grimly stylish murder featured several scenes at a "Jewish orphanage" (see pic) . The original Jews' Orphan Asylum was opened by Norwood in 1831.
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Tribunal Supervisor Investigated for Abuse of Power at Gitmo
The fate of Thomas Hartmann, the Pentagon official who's been overseeing Gitmo's military commissions, turned south at least a year ago. Last September, Col. Morris Davis, the military-commissions- advocate-turned-critic who testified in the trial of Salim Hamdan, Osama bin Laden's former driver, filed a complaint against Hartmann, alleging that he'd overstepped his mandate by interfering directly in cases. Then a judge disqualified Hartmann from any role in Hamdan's case.
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The Air Force, according to the LAT, is reviewing allegations that Hartmann bullied prosecutors, logistics officials and others at Gitmo — resulting in cases going to trial that were not ready and the prosecution of at least one individual on charges that were unwarranted — and assertions that he advocated using coerced evidence despite prosecutors' objections.
A second investigation, being conducted by the Department of Defense's Office of the Inspector General, was sparked by the complaints of allegedly abusive and retaliatory behavior toward them within the Office of Military Commissions. A spokesman for Hartmann and the Office of Military Commissions declined to comment to the LAT.
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Starting in January, Money Saving Mom and Life as Mom will be starting an Eat From the Pantry Challenge. They each have different goals but the overall theme is eating from your stockpile for the month of January. They both plan to shop for produce and dairy products. Everything else will come from their pantry, freezer or refrigerator.
Now I am going to jump in on this challenge! I am nervous about it but excited at the same time. Madame Deals is going to be starting a series in January called "Making Dollars Out of Change" and the Pantry Challenge falls right in line with this. My ultimate goal this year is to participate in once a month cooking by freezing meals. I also want to plan healthier home cooked meals for my family. Clearing my pantry will aid in my goal of less boxed and processed meals (more to come on this).
I have a large pantry stockpile but I have not bought meat in several weeks due to using what was in my freezer. Before I start the challenge I will be making a trip to the store for some meat! My other caveat to this challenge is that I will not feed my family just rice and noodles. Therefore, I am going to do the challenge as long as my pantry holds out. If we get down to just rice and noodles before the month is up, I reserve the right to shop!
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- Only go to the grocery store for dairy products, sandwich bread and produce starting January 4th (My first day back to work!). However, if Harris Teeter has a triple coupon or super double event I will participate! That is how I build my stockpile.
- Use up items that have been in my freezer and pantry for who knows how long! I want to see what's in there!
- Cut my grocery budget to just $40 a week for the duration of the challenge.
- The money I save (I usually budget $100 a week) will be used to pay off debt.
- Try new recipes and be creative in the kitchen!
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Two major Chinese technology companies are among the many awaiting updates from an ongoing investigation into a Malaysia Airlines plane that went missing over the weekend.
Two employees from telecommunications equipment supplier Huawei Technologies Co., and one employee from ZTE Corp. – Huawei's major local competitor – are among the 227 passengers listed on the manifest of flight MH370, according to the two companies. The Boeing 777 jet en route to Beijing vanished early Saturday over the South China Sea. Search and rescue authorities are still looking for clues as to what's happened to the aircraft.
A Huawei spokeswoman at the company's headquarters in Shenzhen, China, said the two employees on the flight are Chinese, but did not identify them by name or provide further details.
"We are in very close contact with Malaysia Airlines and the Chinese Embassy in Malaysia," she said. "Everyone here is very concerned and we are all watching the news."
ZTE identified its employee as Li Yanlin, an engineer in his late 20s. Mr. Li is part of ZTE's team of engineers in charge of installment and maintenance of telecom gear for the company's clients in the Asia-Pacific region. ZTE said it has set up a special taskforce to support Mr. Li's family and communicate with authorities to gather the latest information.
"We will assign employees to accompany Yanlin's family to Kuala Lumpur to provide the fastest and most effective response to any contingencies," ZTE said in a statement Monday.
Huawei, the world's second-largest supplier of telecom networking gear after Sweden's Ericsson, has about 150,000 employees world-wide. ZTE, Huawei's smaller Chinese rival, has more than 55,000 employees globally. Both companies have their Malaysian offices in Kuala Lumpur.
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My guess is that some kind of algo will kick in that will start to lower the crawl frequency until the content returns, at which point the algo will cause the crawl frequency to ramp back up to whatever it was before the temporary 404 situation.
It's certainly nothing to worry about anyway; Google want your content in their index as much as you do.
However, one has to take issue with the reasons for the outage, as it could adversely affect the website in other ways. Viewers won't return if they see the site down, you may lose a sale, your existing customers/viewers will lose faith, and so on.
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Only the index page is still listed, and the cache date has reverted to one from 9 months ago. They didn't keep any of the recent cache samples. At the time of the outage they did have a cache only a few days old, but they have dumped it in favour of a much older one.
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Great rack, even fits the smaller rigs
Installed the rack on a 80's Toyota pickup without issue. Packaging was clean and all parts were there without damage. Instructions were ok. Only took a few hours to assemble. As previously...Read complete review
Installed the rack on a 80's Toyota pickup without issue. Packaging was clean and all parts were there without damage. Instructions were ok. Only took a few hours to assemble. As previously mentioned in other comments the J-bolts do not work on this application; but the rack bolted on just fine with through bolts. After final adjustment and a test run the rack didn't make any noticeable difference in road noise- not that the old Toyota is that quiet in the first place. Only problem with this unit is that the back bar doesn't remove quickly for loading like on other racks...
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OK for $$, needs mfgr changes
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Typical H.F./import paint/coatings - coating put on rusty tubing, spotty. Don't count on long term prtection. Count on spot painting - regularly!Side bar clamps will slip & cause MAJOR problems - must be "pinned". Count on numerous "pinning" of most tubing/connectins - for safety & durability. (consider tacking solidly if not pinned".) Count on adaptin/modifying to your truck/application. While not difficult, it must be considered necessary to some degree.Biggest gripes - paint, side bar clamps, connections not positive & lasting.For the price & my limited usage - it will work fine when completed.
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By Bodhi Bill
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Comments about Haul-Master 800 lb. Capacity Full Size Truck Rack:
Instructions were easy to follow & I had it mounted on my truck in about 3 hours. I'm impressed at it's sturdiness and strength.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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would buy again
By burlap
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easy to install
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By JB
from Hope, AR
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While carrying ladders and long cuts of wood. It holds up to the task. I was really surprised how easy it went together and on the truck. Great job.
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Perfect rack
By Dirtkid93
from Las Vegas, nv
I can't complain, this is the same exact rack that all the big truck part companies sell, if they are all the same why spend more than you need to? Instructions could have been a little more detailed but very straight forward. If assembling by yourself, assemble the back half only and then secure that to your truck, then assemble the front of the rack to the rear ( do not assemble front and back and try to piece together in 2 parts, ) I secured mine using the permanent method, the J bolts that came with it for temporary installation were weak and I didn't trust them. Once everything was tightened it was very sturdy, me and 2 friends all stood on the cross bar that goes over the cab and the thing didn't move at all. If I ever need a ladder rack for another truck I will be sure to come back and purchase this again
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Mounted this rack on a 5x8 trailer. Just turned the brackets around the other way to mount to the angle iron. Fit perfectly. Drilled holes and bolted it down. Only have 2 kayaks on it but I'm sure it would prob hold 4 on their sides. Love it. Got a bunch of compliments at the beach.
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Extremely well made
By NickP
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I have this installed on 3 door extended cab Silverado 1500. Simple to assemble. Need 2 people to get it up on truck to attach in place.I use it daily to transport garage doors up to 18 feet long and weighing several hundred pounds, never wiggles, shifts or flexes.My only advice would be that which others have mentioned. Assemble on the ground and loose! Tighten everything else up once the plates are secured to the bed rails.
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By Luke
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Easy to assemble and install. It is much sturdier than I would have ever expected. Works great for hauling anything that won't fit in the bed of my truck and saves me from having to tow around a trailer. I would recommend it to anyone. Great buy.
Totally worth it!
By Slim
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I bought the rack for my '98 Dodge Dakota after reading another review from a customer that stated this rack fit his Dakota. I was prepaired to cut and weld it with my H.F. Welder to fit it properly but it was not necessary. I was pleased with the finish of the product, apears to be powder coated. It went together easily per the instructions, however I will mention that my girlfriend, her mom and I were unable to lift it on to the truck. We had to rig it from the bucket of our tractor. It is something to keep in mind. Otherwise, it it fit great and holds my 4', 6', and 8' ladders quite nicely and would likely hold more if I had them. I bolted it to the bed rail, the J bolts included really are ineffective. I used 1/2" bolts, substituting eye bolts for one at each corner just to have more tie downs. A few coworkers were impressed and want one of their own! I recomend them highly, well worth the money!
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By door guy
from Cincinnati ohio
We have these on garage door install trucks. When they go together it does help having two people unlike some of the very expensive sets but there is also $500 difference in price so it's well worth it. As for the comment on the paint, I guess if you have them for looks maybe but mine are used for work daily, NO paint will stand up to daily loads, it's for work..... mine are "overloaded daily, it's not uncommon to put (6) 16x7 garage doors up top at one time @ 170-215lbs each door. I've had 8 on top on my largest load with no problems. So called safety ratings are typically 1/3 of the actual fail rate. Great buy, weatherguards run $800 a set with a rating of "exceeds truck bed rating" , I've had both and these are every bit as good
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Stating our case for the Norris winner
Thursday, 06.17.2010 / 9:29 AM CT / Features
|Duncan Keith's value to the Blackhawks is deeper than the numbers he tallies.
All this week is Awards Poll Week at NHL.com, where our collection of staff writers is stating a case for each finalist in some of the League's major postseason awards. We have opinions and we're not hesitant to share them.
Up for the James Norris Memorial Trophy are Washington's Mike Green -- his second nomination in as many seasons -- and first-time finalists Duncan Keith of Chicago and Drew Doughty of Los Angeles. They finished 1-2-3 among defensemen in scoring, respectively, during the regular season.
The James Norris Memorial Trophy is presented annually "to the defense player who demonstrates throughout the season the greatest all-round ability in the position." The winner is selected in a poll by the Professional Hockey Writers' Association at the end of the regular season.
The winner will be announced at the 2010 NHL Awards, to be held in Las Vegas on June 23. The ceremony will be broadcast live from the Pearl Concert Theater inside the Palms Hotel Las Vegas on Versus in the United States and CBC in Canada.
Here's how the NHL.com writers would cast their vote:
Why Drew Doughty should win …
If any player is worthy of becoming the second-youngest defenseman in NHL history to win the Norris Trophy, Drew Doughty of the Kings certainly fits the bill.
Truth is, the young Doughty is already well beyond his years in physicality, authoritativeness and maturity. He had more hits (157) than the other two Norris candidates -- Washington's Mike Green (133) and Chicago's Duncan Keith (46) -- in 82 games for the Kings.
But don't think for a second the 20-year-old lacks some offensive flair.
Among NHL defensemen, Doughty ranked third in overall scoring with 59 points, was second in goals (16), fifth in assists (43), third in shooting percentage (11.3 percent) and eleventh with a plus-20 rating. He tied for second in power-play goals (9) and ranked first in game-winners (5) along the blue line while placing 13th in ice time per game (24:58).
Doughty's coming-out party was the 2010 Olympics under the tutelage of Team Canada coach Mike Babcock. His appearance in Vancouver made him the youngest Canadian to play in an elite international tournament since 18-year-old Eric Lindros skated in the 1991 Canada Cup. Doughty edged notable defensemen Robyn Regehr, Jay Bouwmeester and Dion Phaneuf for that final spot on the blue line and proved to be an invaluable piece in the team's gold medal-winning puzzle. Babcock had him on the ice in the most critical situations at even strength, on the power play and on the penalty kill.
Los Angeles coach Terry Murray feels Doughty's age shouldn't be a factor when determining this year's Norris Trophy winner.
"He is deserving, absolutely," Murray said. "There has to be a lot of consideration for him. His statistics, his points and, most importantly, his defensive play -- he's a high-plus player. He plays lots of minutes, critical minutes. That earns him the right to get some consideration."
If he does earn the award, Doughty, who won't turn 21 until Dec. 8, would become the second-youngest Norris Trophy winner in League history -- Boston's Bobby Orr won his first of a record eight straight in 1968 at 20 years and 3 months.
-- Mike Morreale
Why Mike Green should win …
Bruce Boudreau needed a megaphone and a large audience the day Mike Green was named a finalist for the Norris Trophy. Washington's proud and vindicated coach wanted to loudly lecture all of the young defenseman's detractors who say he's flawed.
Boudreau was instead offered an audience of around a dozen reporters standing in front of the Capitals' dressing room at Verizon Center two hours prior to Game 5 against Montreal on April 23. He still detailed his logical reasons as to why Green deserves to be named the NHL's best defenseman.
"These awards are all given out for statistics," Boudreau said. "If you want to make a statistic for something he does negatively then feel free, but he's got the best statistics all around for a defenseman -- and he's not a forward, he's a defenseman and he does it from there.
"We had the best regular season. We had the best power play. He's a huge part of all of this," the coach continued. "When you start nitpicking on him and start saying, 'Oh, look, he was on the ice for that goal against, he made that mistake,' well I turn the TV on an awful lot and the same thing happens with Drew (Doughty) and Duncan (Keith) but nobody ever mentions that and it drives me nuts."
So, yes, if Boudreau had a vote for the Norris Trophy it would go to Green. Same with this writer.
These awards are all based on stats, and no defenseman in the NHL had better numbers than Green, who finished with 76 points (19 goals, 57 assists) and a plus-39 rating in 75 games. The only blueliner with a better plus-minus rating was his own teammate and defense partner, Jeff Schultz, who was plus-50 largely because he played on the left side of Green.
Green hears it from his detractors because they see him on the ice for a goal against and immediately it's his fault. Considering he plays more than 25 minutes a night and is asked by Boudreau to jump into the rush, to act as a fourth forward, occasionally he'll be on the short end of a goal against and will probably look bad in the process.
His critics, though, tend to forget how good Green looks when he's creating offense. He was the best defenseman in the business at doing that this season. He struggled in the playoffs, but this award is for the regular season and no blueliner had a bigger impact on his team's success than Green.
-- Dan Rosen
Why Duncan Keith should win …
When it comes to sheer numbers, it's easy to look at Duncan Keith's statistics and say they don't compare to those of Washington's Mike Green. With the way the Norris Trophy is treated by voters these days, that will be the first thing many people look at.
But upon closer inspection, Keith had the far more impressive offensive season.
Sure, Green finished with 19 goals, 57 assists and 76 points while Keith trailed in all three categories with 14 goals, 55 assists and 69 points. But Keith was by far the better player at even strength.
Green compiled 35 of his 76 points (46.1 percent) on the power play, while Keith recorded only 16 of his 69 points (23.3 percent) with the Hawks playing a man up. Excelling on the power play isn't a reason to vote against someone, but having the ability to generate most of your offense while playing 5-on-5 is a far more valuable asset.
Keith's other competitor for the Norris -- Los Angeles' Drew Doughty -- is far more of a physical presence. Keith registered just 46 hits last season, about four fewer hits than Justin Bieber had over that same time frame. Doughty, meanwhile, had 157 hits, most among the finalists.
But Keith's game isn't about dishing out punishment. His game is speed and positioning, and few are as good or better right now. His 143 blocked shots are a testament to being in the right place at the right time, and the fact Keith faced the opposition's top offensive players every game and still managed to finish ninth among defensemen at plus-21 shows his two-way value.
Perhaps most impressive is how Keith does it all while playing 26:35 per game, the second-most ice time in the NHL. He's a workhorse who can jumpstart the offense from the back end while being counted on to defend against the League's best scorers.
In every category that matters, Keith comes out on top.
-- Dave Lozo
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We all know this week's Gospel reading. It sounds divisive.
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I rarely watch TV. A few days ago, however, as I waited for an incoming storm and could not work in the darkness and tension, I flicked the remote control and found myself in Rwanda in April 1994.
Psalm 23, one of the most popular psalms of King David has followed me, like a faithful friend, through all my life – in prayer, Church readings, songs and, above all, literature I read as a child.
It is only a few days ago that I stood in a narrow corridor of the catacombs of St. Callixtus at Rome. The air there is damp and cold, ceilings glisten with crystals of condensed moisture, brown tufa stone is stained with age. Dark walls are pierced with surprisingly slim, shadowy cavities which once housed bodies of Christians of the first ages, the ages of bloody persecutions alternating with brief periods of uneasy peace with the surrounding pagan world.
The Ascension, understood in terms of human chronology and human understanding, ends the story of Jesus' life on earth, that life which begins with the joy of Nativity. How far we have travelled from the innocence of the crib, the angels and the shepherds singing together.
The Second Sunday of Easter is celebrated as the feast of Divine Mercy. There is a natural logic of the placement of that feast in the liturgical calendar – what greater mercy could God show than by what transpired on the Great Night of Easter?
Every morning, even before I grab the first of many cups of coffee, my sleepy feet take me to the computer room for the world news. I check out the European, African and Asian news on the BBC and various Polish news agencies first.
Over time, our understanding of biblical scenes changes. The dramatic scene in which four men tear the roof over Jesus' head and use ropes to let down a paralyzed man has attracted me for years.
At first, I focused on the miracle in a literal sense – here is a man unable to move, speak and function, probably twisted and emaciated, and Jesus tells him to get up, take his mat and go.
I love the readings of this Sunday. They are like three wholesome dishes that need to be tasted separately, yet they form one wonderful meal.
First, Jonah, my favourite prophet, warns the people of Nineveh of impending doom and the need for penance. He has little love for the people to whom he brings this message, but he obeys God's command.
There are few words of Mary, mother of God, preserved in Scripture. She is the quietest of biblical women and although she is Jesus' first and the longest-serving disciple and also the one who stood by him under the cross, we hardly hear her voice.
There is the simple question she asks the angel Gabriel: "How shall this be, since I have no husband?" and then comes her consent: "Behold, I am the handmaiden of the Lord; let it be done to me according to your word."


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Africa's first underwater hotel room at The Manta Resort opens in Zanzibar
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IMAGINE yourself encapsulated within a turquoise blue bubble, watching shoals of colourful reef fish dart around. Welcome to Africa's first underwater room in Zanzibar at The Manta Resort.
The floating dwelling, designed by Swedish engineers, is made up of three levels - some above water, and some under it.
Although underwater rooms do exist in places such as the Maldives and Stockholm, this is the first one in Africa, and Pemba is renowned for being a great diving spot with a plethora of sealife found in the surroundings waters.
"Only six guests have had the chance to stay so far, and the reaction is awe.
"Shoals of silver bait engulf the room with predators lurking in the background. Nights are action packed, especially feeding time when the spotlights are on. We have even had an octopus crawl over one of the windows."
Those lucky enough to snag a night or two in the room have the chance to really immerse themselves in the underwater world.
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This weekend's SNL debuted another digital short, "A Special Box" (think "Lazy Sunday," but with Color Me Badd and dicks in boxes instead of nerds and Narnia matinees) that NBC obviously hopes may inspire the same kind of viral video frenzy that the network enjoyed with last December's hip-hop ode to the simple pleasures of cupcakes and leisurely weekend afternoons, as they're already offering an uncensored version on their website, hoping to render obsolete the liberally bleeped clip originally broadcast on Saturday night that legions of fans have already let loose on the YouTubes. Above, we share the efforts of one resourceful YouTuber to set free NBC's unbleeped, schlong-positive version by streaming it onto a TV set and recording the result with a video camera; enjoy, knowing that we are probably only minutes away from a lame West Coast response to the video, "Cock in a KFC Bucket," courtesy of some publicity-hungry actors from recently canceled sitcoms.
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Judge Orders Couple in Dog Seizure Case to Pay $8,000
Deputies in 2010 took 261 dogs from the O'Malleys' home in Polk City.
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BARTOW | A Polk City couple found guilty of animal cruelty must pay nearly $8,000 in costs stemming from the largest animal seizure case in the history of the Polk County Sheriff's Office.
The Sheriff's Office had been seeking far more from Charles and Diane O'Malley.
In May 2010, deputies seized 261 dogs from the couple's home on Angus Road and accused them of keeping the animals in deplorable conditions, according to investigative reports.
The dogs were sent to A New Beginning Pet Rescue, which has found homes for the majority of them.
The State Attorney's Office eventually reduced the charges against the O'Malleys.
Prosecutors argued at trial that the O'Malleys did not intentionally harm the dogs, but they couldn't adequately care for so many animals.
A jury found the O'Malleys guilty in January on misdemeanor charges of animal cruelty relating to eight dogs. They were sentenced to a year of probation and adjudication was withheld, meaning the O'Malleys will not have a criminal conviction on their records.
The couple were ordered to pay $4,642 in various costs associated with the criminal case against them.
The Sheriff's Office sought to collect an additional $59,395 in costs through a civil action against the O'Malleys.
However, Polk County Judge Robert L. Williams Jr. ruled Monday that the O'Malleys should pay $3,250.
Therefore, the total costs that the O'Malleys have been ordered to pay in the civil and criminal cases is $7,892.
Scott Wilder, a spokesman for the Sheriff's Office, said the agency was satisfied with the result — in particular that new homes were found for the seized dogs.
The O'Malleys' lawyer, Mitchell Ladner, did not return a call for comment.
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A man assaulted two women near Ray's Seafood on Tuesday night, getting away with a purse, an Essex police lieutenant said.
It happened just after 6:30 p.m. in the area of the restaurant on Pinecrest Drive.
The lieutenant said the man stole one woman's purse. He is described as being 6-feet tall, about 250 pounds with a small mustache. He was driving a silver truck, witnesses told police.
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Robert J. Menendez
New York
New Jersey
Robert Menendez is an associate in Lowenstein Sandler's Corporate Department. Robert's practice focuses on investment management and mergers and acquisitions. Robert regularly advises investment managers on the formation and launch of private investment funds and compliance with related regulatory matters. In particular, Robert has developed an acute familiarity with the filing and regulatory requirements imposed by federal securities law. As part of his compliance practice, Robert routinely helps investment managers navigate the complexities of Rule 206(4)-5 of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940, as well as other "pay-to-play" laws in various states, counties and cities.
In tandem with his corporate transactional career, Robert serves as a staff member to the Lowenstein Center for the Public Interest. In this capacity, Robert has advised pro bono clients on their corporate formation, represented clients in legal and administrative proceedings, and was part of a legal team that submitted an amicus brief to the United States Supreme Court in the matter of
Arizona v. The Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, Inc.
In law school, Robert was president of the Student Bar Association, a fellow at the Eagleton Institute of Politics and a judicial intern to The Honorable William J. Martini, U.S. District Court, District of New Jersey. At graduation, he was awarded the Alumni Senior Prize, an honor recognizing the graduate who exhibits the greatest achievement during his or her law school career and demonstrates the greatest promise as a future member of the legal profession.
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Investment Management
Mergers & Acquisitions
Private Equity
Transactions & Advisory Group
Rutgers University School of Law - Newark ( J.D. , 2011 ) ,
Notes and Comments Editor, Rutgers Race and the Law Review
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ( B.A. , 2008 ) ,
Political Science
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New York
New Jersey
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U.S. District Court, District of New Jersey
Trustee, The Hudson School