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Elisabeth Oliver of Irmo, SC and Alex Coffin of Aiken were married June 8 at Riverland Hills Baptist Church in Irmo, SC. The bride was given in marriage by her father Larry Oliver. The Rev. Dr. Ed Carney officiated.
The bride is a daughter of Larry and Anne Marie Oliver of Irmo, SC.
The bridegroom is a son of David and Linda Coffin of Aiken, SC. He is a grandson of Mack and Ann Ellis of Hilton Head Island.
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I really, really enjoyed reading this piece by Tim Wong added to the frog
In it he discusses the problems with designer education and what he really
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David Malouf
I really like this quote from the article: "Designing is all about
conveying an experience through experience."
How true this is with Interaction Design. I find that I need to
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designs to the extent that they can conceptualize, rather than latch
onto trends.
Re-reading what I wrote roughly 9 years ago, I can see validity as
well as the 'youthfulness' of my thoughts.
At the time, I had just gotten out of college and was learning that
to survive and to grow as a designer, to strive to be at your best,
wasn't about following the rules nor the visual 'wow' factor that
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William D. Hines, 41, and Dennis Len Livings Jr., 38, both of Houston, were looking for drugs and money they believed 32-year-old Michael Crawford left at his grandmothers Broad Street house, near Bayou Black Road in Waterproof, according to Sheriff Jerry Larpenter.
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Larpenter said Hines, a convicted felon with a host of drug, weapons and robbery charges on his rap sheet, and Livings, whose arrest record was not immediately available, learned that Crawford might have left money or drugs at the house.
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"Cincinnati would play inspired in honor of their hometown's beloved ape Harambe"
That is fantastic.
|5 weeks 2 days ago
|This is also a Regent of the university
who should have been a little more plugged into things than some person half a country away deciding to make the donation. It seems a bit more strange considering his role and the way this played out.
|5 weeks 4 days ago
|Heard that yesterday afternoon
Trying to rearrange the work schedule, will be very cool. Not sure if they have the coach from "Chicago's B1G Team" on the calendar as well LOL
|6 weeks 3 days ago
|His comment is pretty telling re: cooperation with NCAA
"I think it's very rare for a kid that has left a program to cooperate. I have heard that he is willing to from just talking to our counsel and stuff. Where that stands at this point, I have no idea."
Strange choice of words. If nothing bad was happening, he should encourage Tunsil to talk so he can clear the air on these misconceptions. It could be construed as a warning not to snitch since cooperation would be so rare, Tunsil should not do this either and be the exception.
|7 weeks 5 days ago
|There are no victims since nothing happened besides a beloved
figure getting hung out to dry. Once you have bought in enough, you can't hear enough logic to the contray to believe anything else. This will continually be a thing until there are no more lettermen who played for him to raise this up as an issue. It is baffling to me, but nothing will likely change their minds at this point after seeing the mountain of evidence regarding a cover up.
|9 weeks 5 days ago
|They have a stolen handgun with them
I could accept the registered on, the stolen one raises a few concerns beyond it being a felony offense. The typical happy stoner does not seem to fit this instance.
|9 weeks 5 days ago
|yeah, led by the guy with his name on the stadium
win at any cost
|10 weeks 2 days ago
|I hope this is not PSU, but Sandusky's lawyers doing this
HOWEVER, eff those guys for letting it go on for so long. I would not mind this getting dragged around the news cycle again to put the remainder back out there what those guys allowed to happen at the alter of JoePa.
|10 weeks 2 days ago
|What do you mean what?
That is hilarious. Wouldn't matter what the kid was wearing, he looked like he got ran over by Wormley, then there is a mass of kids charging Walton. Glad he was out there, good PR for the program.
|12 weeks 4 days ago
|You would think, they would learn
that the man does not let ANYTHING slide. He will find out and he will let you know about it.
|12 weeks 6 days ago
|He won't be permanent so he can bridge them to next year
Not too many people will do that, will have the new guy by the winter break.
|15 weeks 4 days ago
|However, it would be fun watching them roll around on the
ground throwing a tantrum. Maybe we can suggest it without being serious about doing it.
|16 weeks 6 days ago
|I think Fedd-Jackson might have a few things to say here
namely that he is like Mike Hart, but fast sort of a hybrid of Adrian Peterson and Barry Sanders, but better than whatever that would be. He would also be thirstly, drinking lots of sodas.
|17 weeks 2 days ago
|Why not? I am stunned!
That light bill, even if it includes water, is way high.
|17 weeks 2 days ago
|Huge Freeze is already an overworked man
How can he also be expected to stay on top of all the payments to recruit AND current players while also spending time with his family? One or the other people, come on.
|17 weeks 3 days ago
|Puts us right back in the news headlines for a few days
This is awesome considering there will be follow up stories on Harbs fighting the NCAA and winning
|17 weeks 6 days ago
|I am sure Judge MF Judy is involved somehow
Harbs' posse got his back yo
|18 weeks 21 hours ago
|I guess you think Beilein is an idiot as well since he considers
Bloodlines as a fact in his recruitment. It is not an exact 1 for 1, but Stan was no slouch of an athlete. Most only remember Braylon. Berkley had skills, the unknown is what his measurable a were, a stat that coach B looks at to see how much more you might develop. We are also taking this kid named Dylan at Aqaba who sort of has a big time last name and has his family referenced heavily in his recruiting evaluation, not sure why it does not go both ways.
|18 weeks 3 days ago
|Since he not good with much else
I am wondering how he keeps a job.
|21 weeks 21 hours ago
|The man is everywhere, will this be the next thing copied?
So they are doing the satellite camps, will we now see Bret singing at concerts? Saban throwing down some lyrics?
|21 weeks 21 hours ago
|The man is everywhere, will this be the next thing copied?
So they are doing the satellite camps, will we now see Bret singing at concerts? Saban throwing down some lyrics?
|21 weeks 2 days ago
|That is what makes it all so perfect
Douchebags like douchebags, believe that is one of those universal theorems
|22 weeks 2 days ago
|The exchange caught on the video is good
Per the local news station
On the last shot, the lawnmower explodes in a cloud of water vapor. Shrapnel can be seen flying in all direction. The camera shot wavers.
"I blew my leg off! Oh, [expletive]!"
That's when what's happened hits the amateur cameraman: "Aw, [expletive]!"
Yes, he almost got his Darwin award.
|22 weeks 4 days ago
|Or Urbz told him to STFU since he has endorsed the idea of
a spring trip. With his Florida connections, he would have much to gain from a similar trip and has likely put something in motion for next year.
|22 weeks 4 days ago
|You can't provoke the man since he has an uncanny command
of 1) the details and 2) a mass media platform. It simply does not end well unless you really have no baggage to expose.
|23 weeks 2 days ago
|Actually Sparty YES!!
Made my effing day, on to the drinking!
|23 weeks 2 days ago
|The guy is genius, not tons of regular production, but great
content. I liked the Smith hiring post as well. Hard to include all the references and then inject the humor.
"Just think of the three Illini head football coaches from the past nine months on a sliding scale of dignity: Lovie, calmly repeating the "Rex Grossman is our quarterback" mantra in the face of triple-coverage interceptions; Cubit, an avuncular man who probably refers to pancakes as flapjacks; and Tim Beckman, who has spent the last four months trying to get his head freed from a stairway railing. "
|23 weeks 3 days ago
|Oh well, Dantoni' will just use that week like during our
spring practice to put extra focus on us while we are doing things like camps in Texas with one of the best offensive minds in college.
|24 weeks 2 days ago
|Unless it was a UM shirt that included a message
about his mom, I simply can't imagine how it would through him off like that. Makes him seem pretty small.
|24 weeks 6 days ago
|I think he appreciates excellence as well
Think this sums it upm not to take too much from Angelique
Harbaugh: "Did you ever win anything?"
Johnson: "I won six state championships."
Harbaugh: "Did you ever do anything more than that?"
Johnson: "I was an All-American."
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Quality Wholesale Homes Goldbilt Salesperson, Dan Howard, talked me into paying $1000 downpayment on a home. Then they closed the company down. Washington, Utah
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Published: February 27, 2003
Jim Kweskin is in the construction business. To be more precise, he's a partner in Fort Hill Construction, supervising projects in New York and Boston, where he lives. When he can, Mr. Kweskin likes to get together with friends to play music, often informally but sometimes in front of an audience. Tonight he will be appearing at Makor, a club on the Upper West Side. And he has a new CD out.
None of this would be especially notable, except that, to a lot of people within shouting distance of his age, which is 62, Jim Kweskin qualifies as a household name. In the 1960's, the Jim Kweskin Jug Band loomed very large on the coffee-house circuit that nurtured the likes of Bob Dylan (who in even earlier days played with Mr. Kweskin), Joan Baez and Tom Rush. The rock historian Ed Ward went so far as to place the Kweskin Band alongside the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and the Byrds as that period's most influential groups. ''I'm perfecly serious,'' he said, in case anyone thought he wasn't.
A guitar and banjo player and singer, Mr. Kweskin was a magnet for other talented musicians who gravitated to the music scene in Cambridge, Mass., among them the the guitarist and singer Geoff Muldaur, the singer Maria D'Amato (who later married Mr. Muldaur), the washtub bass and jug virtuoso Fritz Richmond, and the banjo player Bill Keith.
Mr. Kweskin readily shared the spotlight with any and all of his bandmates, and the music itself was a feel-good blend of blues, jug music, rhythm-and-blues and jazz -- ''ragtime stompdown party music,'' someone described it. Much of the material was unearthed from the old 78's that Mr. Kweskin avidly collected.
The band's credo seemed to be, ''Let all those other folkies do the protesting, we'll play the stuff we love.'' And so they did, for a while anyway, to both popular and critical acclaim.
Their shows at Club 47 in Cambridge and appearances at the Newport Folk Festival were said to be transporting. In concert, Janis Joplin opened for them. ''People lined up to see us,'' Fritz Richmond recalled recently, as if he still couldn't quite believe it. In late 1968, after five years together, the Kweskin Jug Band broke up, as so many bands do, because its leader had other ideas.
In this case, the ideas had more to do with lifestyle than music, and ever since, Mr. Kweskin has played only intermittently. ''It's no longer my profession,'' he said one evening last week, ''it hasn't been for a long time. I prefer it that way. Now I play music when I want to, not when I have to.''
Mr. Kweskin, tall and still gaunt-thin after all these years, was sitting in a coffee shop on upper Broadway, a few blocks from the Riverside Drive apartment he stays in several nights a week. After a long workday, he was sipping tea and occasionally eying a large apple dumpling he had ordered but not touched.
''I guess you could say that I have occasional surges,'' he said of the last three decades' worth of musical dalliances. ''They usually happen when I'm around people I enjoy playing with.''
In the early 70's he made a couple of albums with Mel Lyman, who had once been a member of the Jug Band. In the 80's, he performed sporadically with a pop and folk band called U & I.
Over the last few years he has been playing with a number of younger musicians in Boston who share his warmth for material culled from the great American songbook -- old familiars like ''Cry Me a River,'' and ''I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter,'' plus an occasional plum from the Jug Band days, like ''The Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives to Me.''
The group, officially named the Jim Kweskin Band with Samoa Wilson, is a larger, more standard ensemble than the Jug Band, with piano, drums, standup bass and occasionally alto saxophone providing a sound that can be downright sultry at times. There's a fiddle, mandolin, harmonica and guitars to fill in the roots requirements, and of course, Mr. Kweskin's banjo. But it's the singers -- Mr. Kweskin, Geordie Gude and especially Ms. Wilson -- who provide the essential flavor.
When the group appeared in New York two years ago, Neil Strauss of The New York Times wrote, ''One usually musters a sickly smile when hearing of a 60's legend performing with a young, unknown female singer.'' But Ms, Wilson, he wrote, has ''a sweet, effortless, old-timey voice'' that was a perfect match for the songs she performed.
Mr. Kweskin has known Ms. Wilson and Mr. Gude, who also plays harmonica, since they were children. ''I love the way Samoa sounds,'' he said, ''and I'd like to see everyone in this band get more exposure.'' With the just-released ''Now and Again'' (Blix Street Records), they undoubtedly will. It is the first of Mr. Kweskin's albums to come out as a CD.
When a musical icon returns, questions about the past are inevitable. So why did the Jug Band break up? Mr. Kweskin was asked. ''The first four years were great,'' he said. ''But the last year was repetitious. I wanted to change directions.''
By that time he already had changed directions, becoming part of the Fort Hill community, a group, many of whom were artists, writers and musicians, who moved into the Fort Hill neighborhood of Boston's Roxbury section, renovated a block of Victorian houses they had purchased, and published an underground newspaper called Avatar.


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OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -- The Golden State Warriors have signed Don Nelson to a contract extension just hours before the veteran coach opened his 30th NBA season against New Orleans.
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The 68-year-old coach is 1,280-and-954, trailing only Lenny Wilkens in career victories. Nelson rejoined the Warriors in 2006 and immediately led the club to its first playoff appearance in 13 years and a first-round upset of the Mavericks.
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Fr. Bill Yates, director of Camp Wingmann, stands in the camp's mess hall building Feb. 3. The walls and roof of the mess hall are covered in the names of campers from their 75 year history. RYAN PELHAM/STAFF
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AVON PARK - Scrawled in black paint over the back door, like the facility it's associated with, the name is a testament to time, a mark of memories, an autograph for the ages.
Seventy-five years ago, a teenage boy outstretched his arm and wrote his name in block letters: "Knox Brumby, camps attended. 1939 - ." By the time Brumby had become an ordained Episcopal priest, staff member and camp counselor, the dates ended at 1966.
Brumby's signature is just one of hundreds etched in chalk, scribbled in paint or plastered with marker and dating the decades covering the surface of the cafeteria at Camp Wingmann, an Episcopal summer church camp and year-round youth retreat center.
Over the past seven-and-a-half decades, teens have gained friends, learned new skills and gotten involved in games and crafts at, as its motto states, "A place for kids to know and grow in Christ."
From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., March 1, Camp Wingmann is holding its "75th Anniversary Celebration" on the camp grounds, 3404 Wingmann Road. During the day, there will be kayaking, canoeing, games, rope course, arts-and-crafts, camp tours and an historic photo and memorabilia display.
In addition, a $10 barbecue lunch will be served, $5 for children 12 to 14 and free under 3 and Bishop Greg Brewer of the Episcopal Diocese of Central Florida will lead a Eucharist celebration.
As he sauntered around the campgrounds on a recent workday, camp director The Reverend Fr. Bill Yates - who lives in the camp rectory with his wife and head camp cook, "Momma Joanie" Joan - pointed out interesting items regarding Camp Wingmann's past, present and future. Since joining the camp as director in 1998, he said he and his staff have worked hard to maintain the physical and spiritual integrity that's been fostered over the generations.
"We definitely want to see the camp flourish and see many more kids come and have fun and have positive growth in their faith in Jesus," he said.
Around the camp's 42 acres bordering the approximately 145-acre Trout Lake, an ongoing process of making edificial improvements has been underway. Yates, 62, a Lakeland native who attended the camp from fourth to 12th grade, said all of the buildings were "really run down" when he, his brother, David Yates, and friends John Davis and John White decided to buy the camp from Tri-County Rehabilitation Services, who used the camp as a drug rehabilitation facility for teens and adults.
Prior to that, after the summer of 1978, the camp was sold to the Missionary Alliance Church, according to a camp history compiled by Yates. After about two years, it was sold to a boarding school called Teen Challenge and then was again quickly sold to Tri-County Rehabilitation Services, which throughout the 1980s used Wingmann as a drug rehabilitation facility for teens and adults called "Trout Lake Camp."
Yates' group borrowed money from a local bank and financed a mortgage of over $500,000 for Wingmann and re-opened the youth camp in June 1998, defects and all.
"All the buildings were really run down. Things were in terrible shape. I look back at it and I can't believe all that has been accomplished. Every building has been renovated at some point," he said.
With help from the camp's two other full-time workers, Joan and registrar Vicki Coleman, Yates has worked hard to keep the old retreat updated and functioning after its long history.
The camp was named after two bishops of the Episcopal Diocese of South Florida: Cameron Mann, bishop from 1914 to 1932, and John Wing, assistant bishop from 1925 to 1932, and then diocesan bishop in 1932 until 1950. The original camp was a week-long retreat for high school age Episcopalians held in 1928 at Moccasin Island, a few miles west of Davie, near the Everglades. Camp Wing-Mann then moved to Crystal River.
From there, it operated in the Avon Park hotel and the Lake Byrd Lodge on the outskirts of Avon Park. In 1937, the lodge wasn't available, so it moved to the Florida Military Institute in Haines City for one year. In the meantime, the Diocese of South Florida was looking for a permanent location and settled in Avon Park when John Sears Francis, senior warden at the Church of the Redeemer, Avon Park, gave the diocese some property on Trout Lake and $16,000 was raised by the Diocese to begin construction and the re-monikered "Camp Wingmann."
Through the 1940s and 1950s, camp attendance grew and in 1960, Wingmann weathered Hurricane Donna, despite losing some newer buildings. Yates said the 1960s were they "heydays" of the camp, which were filled to capacity.
By the late 1970s, however, Yates said attendance began to shrink as church camps waned in popularity. After the Diocese of South Florida split and a financially-strained 1978, at the 1979 Diocesan convention, it was decided to sell the property and use the proceeds to build a new youth camp and conference center, which became the DaySpring in Ellenton. Wingmann was sold to the Missionary Alliance Church, to Teen Challenge and then to Tri-County Rehab,
During that time and for the next 20 years, the central Florida diocese had no summer camp for youth until the camp was repurchased and renamed back to Camp Wingmann in 1998.
To date, about a half-million dollars in upgrades and repairs have been made. Those include new bathrooms, air conditioning, carpeting and expansions for the wood cabins three years ago,; a new, donated bathroom under construction in a staff cabin; and remodeled and upgraded kitchens.
"It is now a year-round youth retreat center, the hub of youth activities for the Episcopal Diocese of Central Florida and a first rate summer camp," said Yates.
A longtime supporter of the camp who now serves on the board of directors, Debbie Barber, a lifelong Avon Park resident who still lives adjacent to the camp, attended Wingmann from the mid- to late-1950s while she was in middle school. She recalled the serene and contemplative atmosphere the facility had and the chances to learn new hobbies it offered.
Barber's daughter, Katie Barnett, served as a camp counselor in 2000; her son, Robert was a lifeguard and counselor from 2000 to 2005; and her grandson, Gavin Abell, 14, has attended camp there since 2007. She said like herself, they learn respect and dignity with Christ while developing character and having fun.
"They kept us busy and we had fun. You never wanted to stop doing whatever you were doing, but when you did get a break, you were ready," said Barber, who recalled "talent nights" as her favorites. "They never tried to push the Episcopal denomination on (campers). It was mostly to learn about Christ."
Camp Wingmann staff still strives to present the same ethics in living a good life with others and God, said Yates. He said the majority of the camp's current counselors and staff went as campers at one point or another, like Greg Rawlings, 18, of Lake Placid, who attended from 7 to 17.
Rawlings, a physical therapy student at South Florida Community College, said Wingmann "changed is life" around his freshman year of high school. He said along with the newer-generational activities, like team Olympics, the old-time faith exercises in nightly devotions and daily prayer made enough of an impact he wanted to carry on as a counselor.
"I had gone so long, seeing the change it had on me, I wanted to give because the camp gave so much to me," said Rawlings, who recollected kayaking and canoeing has his favorite outdoor activities.
Yates said a reunion would be held for former staff members, inviting them to stay in the cabins Saturday night and have breakfast and church service Sunday morning.
Camp Wingmann's 75th anniversary is a testament to its ability to not only house campers, but to involve them in spiritual and cognitive growth that lasts a lifetime, said Ernest Bennett, the Canon to the Ordinary and bishop's assistant for the Diocese of Central Florida in Orlando. He attended the camp in the 1959 and 1960 and later became a chaplain. He said although the camp is steeped in the past, camp staff and the diocese work hard to make it relevant for the future.
"The days of just camping have changed dramatically. Kids now don't want to be just entertained, they want something of substance," he said. "It's still a fun place, but it's also now more about maturing as a person and in Christ."
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Merril Lynch has upgraded LINE from neutral to BUY citing a fair value price of 33.00, LINE closed Friday at 23.45 but is 24.00 pre-market, CONGRATS LONGS!!!! Merril cites after review co's LINE and LNCO over way oversold!
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Yes, the hits just keep coming. Unfortunately the small retail investors are usually the ones to get whip-sawed the hardest. And that's not to say that the ones on the short end that didn't cover yet are just waiting for the next shoe to drop on LNCO. I said last week and feel even stronger in saying this week that this was just a bear-raid that ran it's course and now the reversal is already strong and moving forward and if your short and waiting for another leg down your gonna get slammed for the nearterm, only if the sec moves toward a formal investigation and subpoenas do we the reversal flip again, LONGS IN CONTROL FOR NOW! BUY BUY BUY
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PHOENICIA -- The bitter cold temperatures have caused a water shortage in Phoenicia, but because of a compromised backup water system, users are being asked to boil their water as a precaution.
Those in the Phoenicia Water District are being asked to boil all their cooking and drinking water and use water sparingly, according to Water Commissioner Rick Ricciardella.
With all the cold weather, springs and a main well off Old State Route 28 have started drying up, Ricciardella said
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The backup water system was damaged in Hurricane Irene, said Ricciardella, when the Esopus Creek flooded and exposed a backup well near High Street.
Backup water is currently being chlorinated but the boil-water notice could be in effect for a while if the cold weather continues, Ricciardella said.
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I posted a question (item 2) in another thread. esmi responded that I needed to follow the advice in another thread about the hack and then closed the comments, so I can't clarify there. :/
As I said in the second thread, I am following the advice she gave there. But the question in the thread linked above is a different question and I'm hoping for a response, so I can try to UNDERSTAND the problem as presented to me. I am working through those posts, but I want to understand and verify what I've been told and, hopefully, prevent this problem from happening again.
I'll try to be more clear about my questions.
(1) Are wp-pass.php and wp-register.php files that only appear in older versions of WordPress? (I am using the current version on this multisite.)
(2) How would these files be "injected" into my root folder?
(3) What kind of security breach, if any, would these two folders introduce?
(4) Would setting permissions on these two files to 0 (or 000) remove the breach? (I was hacked again after I changed the settings.)
(5) I was told that removing the problematic files won't solve the problem because "the perpetrators will just turn around and replace them getting past the current version of WordPress." If a perpetrator can create files in my root folder, then how will changing permissions on those two files STOP them from creating files in my root folder.
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Gracie Williams placed first out of 26 swimmers in the 800 swim in the 11-12 year-old age group with a time of 11:24.9. Noah Riendeau placed 10th out of 19 swimmers with a time of 14:04 in the 11-12 age group. Adrian Riendeau placed fourth out of 10 swimmers in the 9-10 year old 400 swim. Greg Williams competed in the men's mile, placing sixth in the 15-16 year-old age group with time of 22:22.6.
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I have an ambivalent relationship with First Things magazine because contributors often seem duty bound to frame discussion within the categories of Roman Catholic cultural apologetics. Catholic social commentators are good at analyzing the social currents, but the cultural categories -- the larger narrative in which they frame their analysis -- often strikes me as too accommodating to the … [Read more...]
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by John G. Panagiotou "Where your treasure is there will your heart be also."1 These words of Jesus have resonated within the hearts of people for two thousand years. What was Jesus talking about? What do Jesus, the Bible, and the Church Fathers have to say about tithing and giving to God? The Scriptures have no less than 2,350 verses having to do with money and money management. Jesus … [Read more...]
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Rod Dreher wrote recently on the American Conservative (The New Battle Lines) that the next step in the domination of culture by progressive elites will be to punish anyone who does not affirm homosexuality. I agree with him. The battle against gay marriage is lost. In fact, the moral inversion of Christian culture is largely complete (gay rights represents it final phase) and orthodox Christians … [Read more...]
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The video below makes the claim that human sexuality is more fluid than many believe. It's a controversial point since it challenges the thesis that homosexual desire is a fixed component of individual identity, what in theological terms represents a profound shift in anthropology, and in sociological terms is known as 'gay self-identified.' It is important to remember that at any one term … [Read more...]
The Conflict Between 'Charismatic' and 'Academic' Theology Not New in Orthodox Christianity
By John G. Panagiotou In the New Testament, the Apostle Paul writes to his spiritual son Timothy about the "deposit of faith" (in Greek, paradosis) which has been handed down from Christ to His Apostles, to their disciples and to their successors.1 What is this "deposit" in its essence? The Apostle tells us this is the "Good News" or "Gospel" … [Read more...]
The Coming of Medical Martyrdom
Source: First Things By Wesley J. Smith Doctors don't take the Hippocratic Oath anymore, and haven't for several decades. The oath's ethical proscriptions against participating in abortion and assisted suicide cut against the contemporary moral grain, leading medical schools to dumb it down or dispose of it altogether in order to comport with modern sensibilities. Still, … [Read more...]
Wesley J. Smith: Hospice, Defend Yourself!
I was waiting for this. A couple of years ago I passed a hospice facility in Naples and it occurred to me that the only thing that keeps it a place where people in the stage of dying preserve their intrinsic human dignity is the attitude of their care-givers. The commitment and qualifications of the hospice workers to the dignity of their patients is what makes the hospice a place of light and … [Read more...]
Pdn. Patrick Mitchell: Gay Christians? The Grave Danger Coming Out Poses to Christian Churches
Deacon Patrick Mitchell writes in the most recent issue of Touchstone Magazine that the "coming out" as "gay and Christian" creates an intractable problem for churches. "Gay and Christian" advocates argue are no longer mutually exclusive terms. This is a complex issue but it boils down to this: Is same-sex attraction a breakage of sorts within the human person, or is it a a fixed state of … [Read more...]
Take the Survey from the Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops
Alexei D. Krindatch, the Research Coordinator for the Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of the United States of America has launched a national study called "Exploring Orthodox Generosity: Giving in US Orthodox Parishes." He has asked me to bring it to your attention. Both Orthodox clergy and laity are invited to take part in this unique project. The study is being conducted as an … [Read more...]
Assembly Delegation to Participate in March for Life
Source: Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese The Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of the United States of America will send a delegation to the annual March for Life, Thursday, January 22, 2015 in Washington, DC. The date marks the 42nd anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision that legalized abortion. Metropolitan Methodios will lead the delegation. He will be joined by Metropolitan Tikhon, … [Read more...]
A Scar is Not a Wound
When we suffer wounds, especially traumatic wounds (fired from a job, a divorce, loss of a loved one, abuse, etc.) God can bring healing. Healing takes time and often the most healing comes through others who have suffered the same kind of wounding. Wounding changes us however. It leaves scars. But scars are not wounds. Scars are what remain when the wounds heal. Don't pick at the … [Read more...]


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In 2012, the National Retail Federation projected Americans would dish out an average of $145.28 for Easter, including everything from apparel and candy to food and decorations. Total spending was expected to reach $16.8 billion.
Compared to an estimated average of $750.47 for purchases made at Christmas in 2012, $145.28 may seem low. But it's still more than you need to spend, especially when it comes to Easter baskets.
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In the National Retail Federation's 2012 report, apparel was included in the average amount spent for Easter. Keep in mind this is Easter, not Christmas, when bigger gifts are more appropriate. New clothes and iPods aren't Easter basket staples. Instead, buy small items, such as a DVD or two, or items your kids will need for summer, like a new pair of sunglasses.
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Don't make this your basket's central theme, but include some creative coupons, such as a "Take Out the Trash Pass" or a "Cook my Favorite Dinner Pass." Even if the kids aren't enthralled with the coupons on Easter morning, they'll appreciate them on a summer afternoon when they'd rather spend time with their friends than do chores.
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To save some cash on sweet treats – which are an obvious staple in any Easter basket – try baking your own goodies. We suggest bunny-shaped sugar cookies with icing, or Easy Easter Bunny Bites, found in Better Homes and Gardens magazine.
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ARC press release: ARC2020 calls upon European decision-makers to show courage for long-sighted farm, food & rural policy change
Brussels, July 14 2011 – ARC 2020, the alliance of civil society organisations from across Europe has pressed decision-makers to show courage in reforming the Common Agriculture Policy. At its European Conference which took place on 13 July at the Economic and Social Committee in Brussels, ARC members discussed CAP reform perspectives with Commissioner Dacian Ciolos, the President of the Council of Ministers Marek Sawicki and the rapporteur of the European Parliament Albert Dess.
Referring to the "Communication of civil society to the European Institutions", which ARC 2020 had published on 19 November last year, in parallel with the European Commission, spokesperson Arie van den Brand said: " We believe that our voice has been heard since the consultation of civil society started last year, - at least that we agree on the challenges we all face and the radical changes needed to respond to climate change, biodiversity loss and gross social disparities in European regions and the world. Now European decision makers must show the courage to work towards long-sighted policy change. The new CAP must address how truly sustainable farm and food systems will be introduced in the field, how markets can work better to offer farmers a fair income and give consumers healthy food. We need a real paradigm shift which ends the current unsustainable use of natural resources, moves towards solar based farming, reduces land use abroad for animal feed production in order to offer sufficient food for all in a long term perspective. And we need rural renaissance through a specific and inclusive rural policy which strengthens local governance and innovation in all regions of Europe"
At the ARC conference spoke Jim Harkness from the US Institute for Trade and Development Policy (IATP) about the potential of transatlantic and global alliances in building sustainable food systems; Tim Lang, Professor of Food Policy at City University London, who said that the debate on the evident links between farming, what and how we consume and public health had not yet been sufficiently addressed in CAP debate yet, and Erik Mathijs, Professor and head of division of agricultural and food economics at the K.U.Leuven, who pointed at opportunities to move from a "narrative of productivism" to a narrative of "sufficiency" in farming and food consumption.
ARC members felt encouraged by the closing words of Commissioner Ciolos, who said that the ARC alliance should not believe that with a "communication of civil society to the European Institutions" the work was done. " In fact, I would like to whet your appetite for continued constructive dialogue after the Commission publishes its legislative proposals for the CAP reform in October this year".
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Fast forward to 2008, July to be exact, I received a charge to the credit card that Classic Closeouts has on file for $79.99. I disputed that charge because I knew I hadn't ordered anything from them since 2003. Then a couple weeks later I believe, I saw a second charge for $69.99. I called to dispute this charge as well. I was issued temporary credits for both bogus charges and on Oct. 8, 2008, received a letter stating the first charge for $79.99 was resolved.
Here it is Oct. 29, 2008 and I receive a letter from my credit card company stating that Classic Closeouts states that the charge for $69.99 is valid. The enclosed information states that I signed up for a frequent shopper club through ThirdFREE.com, a sister company to Classic Closeouts. I have never heard of this site or the frequent shopper club. I never would have authorized a charge for $69.99 for this type of service. They state they will not refund the charge because "the customer specifically physically selected which program they desired to enroll." Bogus! I did no such thing.
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"Sanuk, a division of Deckers Outdoor Corporation (NASDAQ: DECK), is pleased to announce Sanuk has been nominated for two SIMA Image Awards: Footwear Product of the Year & Women's Marketing Campaign of the Year!"
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While SIMA is not well known (had no idea what they even cover until I looked them up), it appears it matches the Sanuk brand and should help in grabbing a bit more market share from the beach/surf crowd. Not sure how this award though will translate to people outside the beach/surfing world other than gaining a bit of credibility for the product (which can have a peripheral effect of persuasion in buying).
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