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In testimony before a U.S. Senate committee hearing on motorcoach safety Wednesday, National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) Chairman Deborah A.P. Hersman released new factual information uncovered during the investigation of three recent motorcoach accidents that killed a total of 17 people since March 12.
Hersman's remarks at the "Hearing on Ensuring the Safety of our Nation's Motorcoach Passengers" held by the Subcommittee on Surface Transportation and Merchant Marine Infrastructure, Safety and Security (Committee on Energy & Commerce) are below:
"Chairman Lautenberg, Ranking Member Thune, and Members of the Subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to address motorcoach safety, which has been spotlighted with recent crashes in New York, New Jersey and New Hampshire. These accidents claimed 17 lives and injured 87 people.
We immediately launched an investigation into the March 12 fatal accident on I-95 in the Bronx.
And, while it is too soon to determine the cause of this accident, which killed 15 people and injured 18 more, here's what I can tell you:
Around 5:30 a.m., a motorcoach was returning to New York from a Connecticut casino, traveling at up to 78 miles per hour, when it departed the travel lanes to the right, crossed over a paved shoulder and struck a roadside barrier.
The bus then traveled nearly 500 feet while rolling over until colliding with a nine-inch diameter highway signpost. The impact drove the pole through the bus's windshield, severing the roof panel from the body for nearly the length of the bus.
We interviewed the bus driver, who said there were no mechanical problems, but reported a truck was involved. We also interviewed a truck driver who turned himself in; he said he witnessed the bus crash in front of him. An NTSB engineer examined the truck and found no evidence to indicate the truck had come in contact with the bus. We also found that a video camera was mounted on the motorcoach windshield. However, it did not record the accident.
With our limited resources in our Highway Office, we are selective about where we launch a full team in order to maximize our impact on highway safety. While we launched a full investigation into the Bronx accident, for the New Jersey and New Hampshire accidents we are conducting a focused investigation of the two motorcoach companies' safety performance.
The New Jersey crash occurred on March 14 when a motorcoach, on a scheduled run from New York City to Philadelphia, departed the roadway and struck a concrete headwall of the New Jersey Turnpike. The bus re-entered and crossed the roadway and came to rest after striking an embankment. The driver and one passenger were killed and 44 people were injured.
On March 22, near Littleton, New Hampshire, the driver of a motorcoach traveling on I-93 from Quebec to Boston reportedly lost control and departed the roadway to the left. The bus went down an embankment and rolled onto its left side. All 25 occupants were injured.
The NTSB has issued many motorcoach safety recommendations based on our accident investigations. Three of those issues are on our Most Wanted List:
First, occupant protection - Including stronger roofs, window emergency exit redesign, and standards for passenger seating compartments.
Second, better Government oversight of operators - To ensure that both the operational status of vehicles and their drivers are safe.
And, finally, implementing advanced vehicle technologies - To prevent accidents from occurring in the first place, including lane-departure warning, electronic stability control and forward-collision warning systems.
The DOT currently has rulemaking underway, and the proposed actions, when implemented, will improve motorcoach safety.
After 10 years on our Most Wanted List, these actions still are not final. There has been no sense of urgency on these recommendations. The names and locations of the accidents change but the solutions are the same.
We share your concerns about the safety of motorcoaches and heavy vehicles operating on our nation's highways. This is why the NTSB is convening a public forum on May 10 and 11 to review motorcoach and truck safety.
One bill requires buses designed to carry 39 or more passengers and made after July 1, 2020, to be equipped with emergency lighting that would be automatically activated in the event of a collision.
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School that spent £500,000 giving its pupils iPads admits that HALF are now broken
- Honywood Community Science School gave iPad2 to its 1,200 pupils a year ago
- Admits half of the costly devices have been broken
A school which gave out iPads to every pupil in hope of improving their education has admitted that just a year later half the costly devices have been broken.
Honywood Community Science School dished out iPad2 tablets to its 1,200 pupils a year ago, at vast cost to the taxpayer.
Despite warnings that children would not be able to look after the fragile computer tablet, the school in Coggeshall, Essex, allowed children to take the device outside the classroom, playground and street and home at evenings and weekends.
Expensive: Honywood Community Science School in Essex admitted that half the iPads given out last year have been broken
It was hoped that the iPads would be a useful learning tool, as well as keep the school up to pace with international competitors embracing the technology in the classroom.
But after just one year, more than four in ten of the iPads had been sent off for repair, after being knocked, dropped or scratched. Figures obtained under the Freedom of Information Act reveal 489 had to be replaced after being found to be beyond repair.
About a fifth of those sent for repair – 112 – had to be sent back more than once.
Pupils said in some of the younger classes, around half the class had broken their tablet at least once, and some as many as three times.
Despite the threat of confiscation after three tablets, ultimately none were taken away from pupils.
The school said the iPads have helped improve pupil discipline and exam results
The school argues that since introducing the devices, it has seen improvements in pupil discipline, attendance, and exam results.
Apple, the manufacturer of iPads, is said to be aggressively targeting the school market and at the time headteachers were accused of 'falling for a gimmick'.
Honywood, which gained academy status last year, giving it greater control over its budget, gave out the tablets last September, at an estimated cost of £500,000, or £400 per iPad.
Parents were asked only to pay £50 towards insuring the device.
At the time headteacher Simon Mason said the investment represented 2.3 per cent of the school's budget, and did not want to publicise the scheme for fear of putting the safety of pupils at risk.
On the latest figures, he said: 'The breakage rate resulted from using a recommended case which was insufficiently robust. Since replacing cases this year, breakage has fallen to 1.2 per cent.'
He added: 'Exam results at the end of our first year of using tablets were the highest in the school's 48-year history.
'Attendance has risen and we've seen our lowest rate of fixed-term exclusions for ten years.'
Peter Inson, a former school headmaster and a commentator on education, said the breakages were hardly surprising.
He said: 'In my view you cannot expect children of 11 and 12 to be responsible for a delicate gadget.
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Handing out equipment without expecting the parents to contribute financially only increases the likelihood of something being lost or damaged, he added.
Matthew Sinclair, of the TaxPayers' Alliance, said: 'Buying technology for schools has to be about educational results, not just trying to appear cutting edge for the sake of it.
'Not many parents would trust their 11-year-old to look after such an expensive piece of kit so it is wrong for the school to do so just because taxpayers are picking up the bill.'
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Critics have never regarded Cyrano De Bergerac as the greatest creation of French literature, but ever since it first appeared on stage in 1897 it's been one of the most loved. This film managed to make it even more popular.
There had been several relatively successful film versions in the past, but it was Jean Paul Rappeneau who really brought the character to life, thanks to a smart script, a career-defining performance from Gérard Depardieu and a smart director who made the most of what was then one of the largest budgets in French cinema history.
To tackle the screenplay, Rappeneau teamed up with Jean Claude Carrière, one of the best French writers in the business (a frequent Jean Luc Goadard collaborator as well as the screenwriter of huge hits such as Le Retour De Martin Guerre). They ruthlessly reworked Edmond Rostand's unwieldy, wordy play, paring it down considerably while still maintaining its atmosphere by using rhymes, unexpected linguistic tricks (both replicated in the subtitles in a deft translation by Anthony Burgess), and keeping faith with the classic romance.
The story is the life and death of Cyrano De Bergerac (Depardieu). He's a swordsman so skilled he can take on 100 enemies at once with ease. He's such a talented poet that he can come up with verses at the same time as he's fighting those 100 men. He's well connected, and he's admired and adored by all who know him. Yet, in spite of all these gifts, he's sad. The reason? "I can never be loved," he sighs. "My nose precedes me by 15 minutes."
Cyrano is infatuated with his cousin Roxane (Brochet), but too afraid to declare his love. When the handsome but dim Christian De Neuvillette (Perez) falls for her as well, the two men team up to win the exacting noblewoman over; Cyrano supplying the brains, De Neuvillette the looks. Initially their plan runs smoothly, and Cyrano even has the bittersweet pleasure of declaring his love to Roxane under a darkened balcony, before De Neuvillette climbs up to snog her. Inevitably, the affair becomes more complex than any party could have predicted&
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In spite - or maybe because of - its undeniable silliness, Cyrano De Bergerac is moving and enjoyable. And Gérard Depardieu is superb.
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Budget V series compact introduced in 2011 offering fairly basic specification, including 12 megapixel CCD sensor, 4x zoom lens and a 2.7" LCD. It can record VGA movies and offers Olympus' Magic Filters for both movies and stills. There is an in-camera guide for those who want to explore the functions beyond its Intelligent Auto mode and a Perfect Fix option for quickly adjusts underexposed pictures or removing red-eye from your images.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - On a harness racing program that saw four $100,000 New Jersey Sire Stakes Finals for 2-year-olds, Every Way Out and Ariana G stood out as the dominant winners at the Meadowlands Friday night. Every Way Out won the colt and gelding pace by 4¾ lengths over Deo Galileo. Firefox Hanover was third. The son of If I Can Dream led at every call, cutting out fractions of :28, :56.3 and 1:24.4, before sprinting home in :27.4 to record an easy 1:52.3 score for driver Tim Tetrick, trainer Dylan Davis and owners Taylor, Basen, Gold and Lazzaro. As the 1-9 public choice, Every Way Out returned $2.10 to win and stayed perfect in three starts. "He's got a pretty big motor," said Tetrick. "Every time I asked him, there was plenty left." There was plenty left in Ariana G's tank as well, as the daughter of Muscle Hill rolled by 7 lengths over Evelyn in 1:53.4 for her second win in as many starts in the filly trot. Feed Your Head was third. The daughter of Muscle Hill, driven by Yannick Gingras and trained by Jimmy Takter, came uncovered around the far turn and blew her foes away as the 3-2 second choice, returning $5.00 to win for owners Marvin Katz and Al Libfield. Checkmate Time, the 6-5 favorite, got jammed up at the three-eighths and went off stride, finishing far back. In the colt and gelding trot, What The Hill ($17.80) emerged victorious along the rail in deep stretch for driver Andrew McCarthy and trainer Ron Burke, scoring by a head over King On The Hill in 1:55.2. Fly On was third. Designated Drinker blew up the tote board in the filly pace, gunning down 1-5 favorite Livinginthedream in 1:55.2 to record a neck win for owner-trainer-driver Chris Lems at odds of 40-1, paying $82.40 to win. Wonderful World was third. Lems picked a great time to record his first career driving win at the Big M. "It could not have come at a better time," said Lems LITTLE EXTRAS: Jeff Gural's Little E LLC owned a half-dozen of the trotters in the NJSS finals. ... The fifth race 20 cent Jackpot Super High Five did not have a single-ticket winner, upping the carryover for the next program to $35,773.41. ... All-source wagering on the 14-race program totaled $2,590,736, which represents an increase of $193,482 over the corresponding card from last year, which had 13 races. ... Saturday night's huge Crawford Farms Meadowlands Pace Night program has an early post time of 6:30 p.m. In addition to a star-studded stakes slate, the card also features a mandatory payout of the late Jackpot Super High FIve, which has a carryover of $267,769. by Dave Little, Meadowlands Media Relations
East Rutherford, NJ - The Meadowlands features a quartet of $100,000 New Jersey Sires Stakes (NJSS) freshman finals among fourteen live races on Friday, July 15. The pacing colts come up first in race two and the road to the title goes through Every Way Out. An easy winner in both preliminary legs including a sharp 1:55 effort in his last, Every Way Out faces just five rivals for new connections this week. Previous owner Aaron Lambert sold the colt between starts to the partnership of Howard Taylor, Abe Basen, Ed Gold and Tom Lazzaro and Dylan Davis takes over the conditioning. Tim Tetrick is the one constant, back in the bike from post six in the final. The fourth race is composed of ten colt trotting prodigies seeking the state crown. Of the three prelim winners, both Hammer Time and Fly On paired a win with a third place finish for their dual efforts while New Jersey Viking had the week off after his leg one success. Trainer/driver Ake Svanstedt had New Jersey Viking ready to win in the first leg off a single qualifier. After letting the dust settle around the first turn, Svanstedt moved his charge to the front on the backstretch and the colt responded with a 27.2 end to a 1:55.4 mile. With his final berth secure, the son of Muscle Hill from Hall Of Wishes was held out of leg two. New Jersey Viking has drawn post three on Friday. He carries the hopes of Meadowlands Chairman Jeff Gural via his nom de course Little E, LLC and his partners Knutsson Racing, familiar as the owners of the great Sebastian K. The trotting fillies are a dynamic group of ten that will settle the issue of who's the fairest of them all, Garden State style, in the sixth race. Checkmate Time is a slight favorite over Ariana G, based on her pair of leg wins over the latter's single successful appearance in the stakes. Checkmate Time has been impressive right from the start and showed some grit last week battling her way past a stubborn Waffle Cone to get the 1:55 win. She seems to do her best work following and Scott Zeron has been assigned to sort out a winning trip by trainer Dennis Laterza for owner/breeder Roy Dobbins. Ariana G is also a homebred, racing for the interests of Marvin Katz and Al Libfeld. By Muscle Hill from Cantab It All, she's a sister and barn mate in the Jimmy Takter stable to Hambletonian Oaks contender All The Time who won this race last year. Ariana G was rated kindly in her leg one win by Yannick Gingras before sprinting home in 28 flat for the 1:58.2 record. Pacing fillies will wrap the NJSS races in the eleventh race where Livingthedream will command respect from her eight female rivals. She won both legs at a jog, forwardly placed in each by driver Marcus Miller and has drawn the rail for Friday's race. Trainer Erv Miller bred and owns the If I Can Dream lass with partner Ron Michelon. Post time on Friday is 7:15 p.m. From the Meadowlands Media Department
East Rutherford, NJ - Friday night's racing at The Meadowlands centers on the second preliminary leg of the New Jersey Sires Stakes (NJSS) for freshmen pacers and trotters. There is a single $25,000 division for each group in advance of next week's $100,000 finals. Colt trotters open the card and Hammer Time returns after having won a division of the first leg while the other winner, New Jersey Viking, sits this one out with his slot in the final secure. Hammer Time rolled up uncovered on favored What The Hill setting up a stretch-long battle that resulted in a 26.4 final quarter from Hammer Time for the 1:58.1 win. Dave Miller has the drive back on the Muscle Hill colt from post eight of ten this week for trainer Andrew Harris and owner Glat Kosher Racing. The pacing colts number seven in the second race. Every Way Out was a convincing winner in leg one for owner-trainer Aaron Lambert who has enlisted Tim Tetrick to drive from the rail. Lambert did the driving last week from just off the pace and when asked for speed, Every Way Out tacked a 26.1 close on to his 1:55.4 score with something left. Eleven freshman trotting fillies populate race three with one of last week's winners, Checkmate Time, returning while the other, Ariana G, stays home. Checkmate Time (Muscle Hill) was nothing short of sensational in the first leg rallying from well back with a 26.1 final quarter to nail a game Southwind Avanti on the wire for the 1:58.1 win. She'll begin from post nine on Friday with Scott Zeron back in the bike for owner Roy Dobbins and trainer Dennis Laterza. One must wait until race eleven for the filly pacers where Livingthedream (If I Can Dream) will defend her turf, having won the first leg impressively in 1:54.4 for Marcus Miller. Marcus put the filly into play from post ten last week dropping in third after a leave, moving to the front by the half and finishing the mile with a shut-down 27.2 final quarter. Erv Miller trains the homebred for his interests as Erv Miller Racing along with long time patron Ron Michelon. GSY Amateurs Racing Friday After a week's absence, the GSY Amateur Driving Club returns with a competitive field set to go in race four. Keenan and owner-trainer-driver John Calabrese have met with great success in the series as the royally-bred veteran with career earnings of more than a half million dollars has won all three GSY races in which he's participated. Feisty Love (David Glasser) will contest the issue from the inside while Spectator K (Hannah Miller) and Keystone Thomas (Bob Hechkoff) will engage from outside posts. Enjoy Air-Conditioned Dining The forecast is hot for the coming weekend, all the more reason to watch the action from one of The Meadowlands grandstand dining options. Post time is 7:15 p.m. From the Meadowlands Media Relations Department
EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - All The Time went first over for the final seven-sixteenths of a mile and had little trouble prevailing by 1½ lengths over Dog Gone Lucky in a matchup of top harness racing 3-year-olds in the $17,500 featured conditioned trot at the Meadowlands Friday night. All The Time, a sophomore filly trained by Jimmy Takter, won despite being away from the races for four weeks. When last seen, she was being upset as the 1-5 public choice in the New Jersey Sire Stakes Final. Dog Gone Lucky, a Hambletonian-eligible colt conditioned by Mike Stoltzfus, rallied well for the place spot in his 2016 debut. Possessed Fashion was third. As the 4-5 favorite, All The Time returned $3.60 to win for driver Yannick Gingras and owners Marvin Katz and Al Libfeld and trotted the mile in a lifetime-best 1:52.3. WHAT A MUDDER: Of the six New Jersey Sire Stakes events on the program, none of the winners were more dominant than Ariana G, a 2-year-old trotting filly by Muscle Hill trained by Takter and driven by Gingras. Coming back after bad weather caused a delay, Ariana G romped in the slop by 4¼ lengths and completed the mile in 1:58.2. ALMOST 30 GRAND: The 5th race 20 cent Jackpot Super High Five did not have a single-ticket winner, upping the carryover for the next program to $29,364.87. ... Racing resumes at the Big M Saturday with a special early post time of 6:30 p.m. At the conclusion of the card, there will be a fabulous fireworks show. by Dave Little, Meadowlands Media Relations
East Rutherford, NJ - The holiday weekend at The Meadowlands offers a look into racing's future with two-year-old stakes on Friday, July 1 then celebrates America's Independence on Saturday with a special 6:30 p.m. post time and a grand fireworks display immediately following the races. The New Jersey Sires Stakes (NJSS) for two-year-olds gets underway on Friday with six divisions of Garden State bred trotting and pacing hopefuls. It's been said that it takes a Muscle Hill to beat a Muscle Hill. That claim becomes fact in the four divisions of freshman trots as all of the twenty five participants are the progeny of that top trotting sire. A dozen colts were split into two $20,000 divisions carded as races three and four. The $280,000 Lexington sale purchase Mountain Of Love has had a pair of Meadowlands baby races in preparation for his pari-mutuel debut in the third race. He's trotted in the 1:59 range with solid final fractions in each and leaves from post position four with driver Scott Zeron. Tony Alagna conditions the colt for his own interests as Alagna Racing with partners Crawford Racing, Mystical Marker Farms and In The Gym Partners. The second division of colts finds Fly On also situated in post four. He has been successful in both of his preps, most recently streaking home in 27.3 for driver Andy Miller to finish out a 1:59.4 mile. Fly On was a $55,000 Lexington purchase by trainer Julie Miller on behalf of the Andy Miller Stable, Arden Homestead Stable and GTY Stable. Trotting fillies open the Friday card with a field of six chasing the winner's share of the $20,000 purse. Checkmate Time (post four) has been very impressive in her morning trials, trotting sub 28 final quarters in each resulting in a pair of closing seconds before winning her most recent effort in 1:59.2. She is a homebred racing for the interests of Roy Dobbins, is trained by Dennis Laterza and Scott Zeron has the call on her as well. Seven precocious trotting fillies will contest division two of the stake (race six). Ariana G has won both of her schooling races, trotting home in 27 and change in each the latest a 1:58.2 tally out of the pocket for Yannick Gingras. She's a Marvin Katz & Al Libfeld homebred trained by Hall of Famer Jimmy Takter. The pacing fillies and colts will race for a purse of $25,000 being just a single division for each. If I Can Dream boasts a like distinction to Muscle Hill on this gait as all of the pacers are by that Breeders Crown winning sire. The colts number seven in race two with Aaron Lambert going old school as the owner, trainer and driver on his $12,000 Harrisburg bargain colt Every Way Out. He was an easy 1:59.2 winner at Gaitway Farms in his first outing, followed up by a useful fourth in preparation for Friday's stake. Ten of the fairer sex throw down in race ten where trainer Erv Miller and Ron Michelon's homebred Livinginthedream has the most impressive credentials but must overcome the far outside post ten. She's paced home hard in each of her three prior efforts and has the talent, it's left to driver Marcus Miller to fashion the winning trip. Last year's Cane Pace champ Dealt A Winner makes his seasonal debut on Saturday, facing a field of high-end condition types in the sixth race. Saturday's early post time will result in the live races being concluded by around 10:15 p.m. with the Ben Franklin and Earl Beal finals shown on the giant infield screen before the fireworks begin at 10:30. With Saturday's earlier-than-normal post time, the track's Pick Five guarantee will not be offered on the sequence which covers Races 1 - 5. In addition, the Late Pick Four wager's guarantee will be $40,000. The Late Pick Four covers Races 7 - 10. The Early Pick Four (Races 3 - 6) will continue to offer a $25,000 guaranteed pool. These changes will only be in effect on Saturday, July 2. From the Meadowlands Media Relations Department
EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - Heavy harness racing favorites were sent to the gate in four $100,000 New Jersey Sire Stakes finals Saturday night at the Meadowlands, and when the dust cleared, the results for chalk players were clearly mixed. Southwind Frank continued his march toward the Hambletonian with an easy win in the 3-year-old colt and gelding trot. The son of Muscle Hill went the mile in 1:52.3 for trainer Ron Burke, upping his lifetime record to 13 wins in 14 starts. As the 2-5 favorite, Southwind Frank returned $2.80 to win for driver Yannick Gingras and finished 2 lengths in front of Brooklyn Hill. Mavens Way was third. "Frank's pretty good right now," understated Burke in the winner's circle. Blue Moon Stride crushed her 3-year-old filly pacing foes for a third straight week, winning in 1:51.2 by 2¾ lengths over JK Fannie. Rocknroll Vision was third. Sent off at 1-9, Blue Moon Stride paid $2.20 for driver Andrew McCarthy and trainer Mark Harder. She's now seven-for-17 lifetime. Unfortunately, things did not go as well for Boston Red Rocks and All The Time. Boston Red Rocks had the lead turning for home in the 3-year-old colt and gelding pace but could not hold off a determined Katies Rocker, who prevailed by a neck over the 1-9 favorite despite racing first-over for the final three-eighths of a mile. Ideal Rocky was third. Katies Rocker paced the mile in 1:50.3 and returned $12.60 to win for driver David Miller and trainer Jim Campbell. In the 3-year-old filly trot, 1-5 choice All The Time provided live cover for eventual winner Southwind Hope, who stormed home to win by 1¼ lengths in 1:54.2. All The Time held second while Jazebel De Vie was third. Southwind Hope paid $25.40 to win for driver Andy Miller and trainer Julie Miller. Mel Mara was sensational winning in 1:47 flat beating Always Be Miki to equal the world record for a four-year-old stallion. MARVELOUS MEL Mel Mara bullied a talented field of open handicap pacers, and in the process, missed the all-time race-mile record by just a fifth of a second when the son of Lis Mara stopped the clock in 1:47, equaling State Treasurer's world-record for an older pacing stallion on a mile track. Always B Miki, the 3-5 favorite, was no match for the winner after racing first-over most of the way. Mel Mara returned $6.80 to win for driver Corey Callahan and trainer Dylan Davis. CARRRYING ON The two Jackpot Super High Five wagers offered at the Big M have carryovers that are, in one case, good, and in the other, incredible. The 5th race JSH5 carryover now stands at $12,789.86, while the 12th race version of the wager now has $246,843.80 waiting in the pool for the next program. BIG TURNOUT FOR JERSEY FEST The return of the Big M's Jersey Fest Food Truck Mash-Up brought a crowd of 14,101 out to the track. ... All-source wagering on the card totaled $2,883,028. ... The Meadowlands returns with live racing Friday at 7:15 p.m. Dave Little
Something strange happened to 1-9 favorite Boston Red Rocks in Saturday night's second leg of the New Jersey Sire Stakes for harness racing 3-year-old colt and gelding pacers at the Meadowlands: Victory. More specifically, Michael's Victory. Sent off at 32-1 in the field of five, Michael's Victory worked out a perfect pocket trip and scored by a half-length over the pace-setting Katies Rocker in a lifetime-best 1:49.1. Boston Red Rocks was third, followed by Don'tcallmefrancis and Ideal Rocky. All The Cookies was scratched. Things could not have gone worse for the early Meadowlands Pace favorite. As Boston Red Rocks was making his way around the first turn, 9-2 second choice Ideal Rocky broke stride right in front of him, forcing him to take back. Boston Red Rocks caught the top pair by the half, and had every chance in the stretch, but was outsprinted to the wire. Michael's Victory paid $66.80 for driver Scott Zeron, trainer Mark Silva and owner Jeffrey Snyder. In the second leg of the NJSS for sophomore filly pacers Blue Moon Stride was dominant for a second straight week. The Mark Harder trainee grabbed the top at the three-eighths and sailed down the road for driver Andrew McCarthy, winning by 2¾ lengths in a lifetime-best 1:50.2 as the 1-9 public choice ($2.20) for owners Emilio and Maria Rosati. Show Time Hill was second with JK Fannie third. CARRYOVER CONTINUES: The 12th race 20 cent Jackpot Super High Five, which has not had a single-ticket winner since the start of the current meeting, now has a carryover of $237,882.33 heading into the next program. ... Brett Miller led the driver colony with four winners on the night. ... On Sunday, the Meadowlands will offer on-site wagering on races nine through 15 from Solvalla, Sweden. The ninth race is the first of two Elitlopp eliminations and has an estimated post time of 9:22 a.m. Doors open at 9 a.m. ... The Meadowlands returns with live racing Friday at 7:15 p.m. by Dave Little, Meadowlands Media Relations
John Campbell put a little more distance between himself and the field Friday night as the leading harness racing driver in Meadowlands history steered four winners on the 11-race card. The Hall of Famer guided Mavens Way to victory in the lone New Jersey Sire Stakes event for 3-year-old colt and gelding trotters. After racing on the lead - and taking pressure virtually every step down the backside from Southwind Flash - the son of Muscle Hill held off the late-charging 6-5 favorite Jack Vernon to win by a neck in a lifetime-best 1:51.4 for trainer Ake Svanstedt and owners Svanstedt, Burroughs and the T L P Stable. Double L Lindy finished third. Sent to the gate as the second choice in the wagering, Mavens Way returned $9.80 to his backers. Campbell also scored with Batoutahill ($6.20 to win, 1:55.1) in a division of the NJSS for 3-year-old trotting fillies, as well as with pair of conditioned pacers, Gweneeee J ($7.00, 1:50.1) and Danish Durango ($5.20, 1:52). CARRYOVER CONTINUES: The late 20 cent Jackpot Super High Five, which has not once had had a single-ticket winner since the start of the current meeting on November 13 of last year, now has a carryover of $234,671.79 heading into the next program. ... Southwind Hope ($3.40, 1:54.1) won the other division of the NJSS for 3-year-old trotting fillies. ... The Meadowlands is back with live racing Saturday at 7:15 p.m. ... On Sunday morning, the Meadowlands will offer on-site wagering on races nine through 15 from Solvalla, Sweden. The ninth race is the first of two Elitlopp eliminations and has an estimated post time of 9:22 a.m. Doors open at 9 a.m. by Dave Little, Meadowlands Media Relations
Boston Red Rocks may have been given a bit of a scare at the wire, but ended a trend of high-profile beaten harness racing favorites on Saturday night at the Meadowlands, scoring in his 2016 debut in a division of the New Jersey Sire Stakes for 3-year-old colt and gelding pacers. The Steve Elliott trainee, who is pointing toward the Meadowlands Pace, was permitted to set tepid fractions of :28, :56.2 and 1:24.1 while unchallenged. Ideal Rocky, who sat the pocket throughout, stayed with the 1-9 favorite and sprinted home during the final sixteenth to come up just a head short of pulling off the upset. Katies Rocker was third. Boston Red Rocks went the mile in a lifetime-best equaling 1:50.3 with Tim Tetrick in the bike and paid $2.20 to win for owners Peter Blood and Rick Berks. Boston Red Rocks Earlier on the card, chalk players took two big punches to the chin. Maestro Blue Chip stayed perfect in 10 starts this season, winning a division of the Graduate Series for 4-year-old trotters in a lifetime-best 1:51.3. Pinkman, the 2015 Hambletonian champion who was upset a week ago in his first start of the year, tasted defeat for a second straight outing as the 3-5 public choice. Like last week, Pinkman had a clear lead at three-quarters but could not maintain his advantage to the wire, settling for third as Crescent Fashion closed to get the place spot, 1½ lengths behind the winner. Facing by far the stiffest task he's had this year, Maestro Blue Chip was sent off at odds of 30-1 and returned $63.20 to his backers. David Miller drove the Jo Ann Looney-King trainee for owner Richard Poillucci. Maestro Blue Chip Crazshana wins the other $50,000 Graduate Division In a division of the Graduate for 4-year-old pacers, another short favorite went down as Confederation Cup winner Rockin Ron lost for the first time in 11 starts this year, coming up a half-length short to Artistic Major, who scored for the team of Elliott and Tetrick in 1:48.1, a lifetime best. After grabbing the early lead, 1-5 shot Rockin Ron was shuffled back after several lead changes and had to overcome a three-hole trip. As Artistic Major was tipping off cover and storming home to victory, Rockin Ron was desperately seeking room to race and did not find a clear path until the sixteenth pole. He had explosive pace from there to get second. Split The House was third. Artistic Major returned $20.40 to win for owners Van Dusen, Cimaglio, Elliott and Patel. Artistic Major THE CLIMB CONTINUES: The 12th race 20 cent Jackpot Super High Five once again did not have a single-ticket winner, meaning that the carryover for the next program has now swelled to $231,017.66. ... All-source wagering on the card totaled $2,778,867. ... The Meadowlands is back with live racing Friday at 7:15 p.m. by Dave Little, Meadowlands Media Relations
All systems appear to be go for early Hambletonian favorite Southwind Frank, who marched to an easy 2½-length win in his first start as a 3-year-old in a division of the New Jersey Sire Stakes for harness racing trotting colts and geldings Friday night at the Meadowlands. "He was Frank," said winning trainer Ron Burke. "He couldn't have been any better. It's what we expect from him." The son of Muscle Hill was unhurried early, and made his way to the top shortly after vacating the four hole at the three-eighths after an opening quarter of :27.4. Meeting little in the way of resistance, driver Yannick Gingras was able to relax his colt and cut moderate fractions of :57 and 1:25 before kicking home in :27.1 to win going away in a lifetime-best 1:52.1. Brooklyn Hill was second while Bar Hopping finished third. As the 1-9 public choice, Southwind Frank, who is now 12-for-13 lifetime, returned $2.20 to win for owners Southwind Frank Partners. Earlier on the card, All The Time ($2.10), a major Hambletonian Oaks contender, crushed seven overmatched foes by 7¼-lengths in a division of the NJSS for 3-year-old trotting fillies in 1:53.2, a lifetime mark. Hillosophical was second with Southwind Pearl third. Once again, it was Gingras calling the shots, but this time it was with a Jimmy Takter trainee. The 2015 Breeders Crown champion has now won eight of 13 lifetime starts for owners Marvin Katz and Al Libfeld. STILL GROWING: The 12th race 20 cent Jackpot Super High Five, which has not been hit the entire meeting, failed to have a single-ticket winner again, upping the carryover to $226,527.68 for the next card. ... All-source wagering on the program totaled $2,693,370. ... Rose Run Parker ($10.40) held off 3-5 favorite Obrigado to win the $25,000 open handicap trot in a lifetime-best 1:50.4. ... The Big M is back with live racing Saturday at 7:15 p.m. by Dave Little, Meadowlands Media Relations
The road to August's $1 million Hambletonian Stakes resumes this weekend with a slew of harness racing, including the first appearance of the year by early-season Hambletonian favorite Southwind Frank. And trainer Ron Burke, who conditions Southwind Frank, couldn't be happier. "I'm excited," Burke said. "I'm ready to get going. I'm glad he's racing. "You want to start seeing if he's as good as you think he is. If not, you want to know what you need to work on. But I'm hoping that right off the bat it's good and it just stays good. We just need a little luck and I think he'll take care of the rest. He trained down super and seems great." Southwind Frank, who finished his 2015 campaign with 10 consecutive victories, makes his seasonal debut in Friday's opening round of the New Jersey Sire Stakes for 3-year-old male trotters at the Meadowlands Racetrack. Southwind Frank and driver Yannick Gingras will start from post four in a 12-horse field and are the 7-5 morning line favorite. Other Hambletonian-eligible trotters in the race are Bar Hopping, Brooklyn Hill, Dominion Beach, Honor Above All, Jack Vernon, Metatron, Promise Delivered, Sigmund, and Southwind Flash. Last year, Southwind Frank won 11 of 12 races and earned $786,419. His wins included the Breeders Crown, Peter Haughton Memorial, and William Wellwood Memorial. In addition, his time of 1:52.2 in a division of the International Stallion Stakes set the world record for a 2-year-old male trotter. He received both the Dan Patch and O'Brien awards for best 2-year-old male trotter. Southwind Frank was owned last year by the Burke Racing Stable, the partnership of Mark Weaver and Mike Bruscemi, Our Horse Cents Stables, and J&T Silva Stables. This season he races for the Southwind Frank Partners, which includes the previously mentioned owners as well as Diamond Creek Racing. A son of Muscle Hill out of the mare Flawless Lindy, Southwind Frank was purchased as a yearling for $100,000 at the 2014 Lexington Selected Sale. His family includes Dan Patch Award winner Cayster as well as stakes-winners Giant Hit and Program Speed. Southwind Frank heads to the New Jersey Sire Stakes off a 1:54 qualifier win on May 14 at the Meadowlands. He finished second in an earlier qualifier, which came a week after being held out of qualifying because of a quarter crack. "Other than that everything has been picture perfect with him, totally uneventful," Burke said. "The quarter crack could have turned into an issue and it didn't. I think it's no longer a worry." This is the second consecutive year that Burke brings a top contender onto the Hambletonian trail. Last year, it was filly Mission Brief, who battled back woes before challenging the boys in the Hambletonian. She won her Hambletonian elimination and finished second to Pinkman in the final. "He's way more push-button than her," Burke said. "And so far we've had no issues. This colt just gets better and better. But honestly, with (Mission Brief), I was more emotionally involved than I am with him. She's my all-time favorite. The losses with her were horrible, the worst in the world. I like him, but I'm not as attached --- at least at this point --- as I was to her. Certain horses you just dig. You know, that's my horse. She's the one I like the most." During his 10-race win streak, Southwind Frank posted every victory by at least 1-1/4 lengths. Burke said it's hard at this point to determine where the colt's bottom is. "He did everything so easily last year and Yannick did such a nice job protecting him, not showing him off," Burke said. "I think there's a lot more there. He does things once in a while when he's training where you're like, 'What the heck?' You're reading the watch trying to figure out if what he did is possible. He might be something really special this year. "I'm just hoping he stays sound. I think the schedule we have set right now in our minds is perfect for him to be at his best when he hits (Hambletonian Day). If you win that, your whole year is made. That's the ultimate goal. Yannick doesn't have one, I don't have one, so it's very important to both of us." Other races on the road to the Hambletonian are Saturday's two Currier & Ives divisions at The Meadows and one New York Sire Stakes division at Vernon Downs. Hambletonian-eligible trotters in the first Currier & Ives division are Desert Runner, Hititoutofthepark, Iron Mine Bucky, and Steed. Hititoutofthepark is the 7-5 morning line favorite. The second division includes Hambletonian eligible Breedlove, Hollywood Highway, and Leggs Matter. At Vernon Downs, three Hambletonian-eligible trotters compete in the second of two New York Sire Stakes splits. They are Chukkar, Reve Royale, and The Perfect Lindy. For a "Hoof Beats" magazine feature on Southwind Frank, click here. Ken Weingartner
Important payments are due Monday, May 16 to make and keep horses eligible to the New Jersey Sire Stakes Program and the Standardbred Development Fund. Nominations are due for foals of 2015 that are yearlings in 2016. All horses nominated must be registered with the U. S. Trotting Association (USTA) or Canadian Standardbred Horse Society (CSHS). The fee is $50 for the NJSS Premier Division if a copy of the yearling's registration certificate accompanies the nomination. Without a copy of the certificate, the fee is $75. The Lou Babic Pace nomination fee, which is also due May 15, is an additional $25 for the open division and $15 for the filly division. It is important to note that the yearling nomination fee is $250 if the foal being nominated is the result of the interstate transport of a registered New Jersey stallion's semen to a mare outside the state of New Jersey, provided a copy of the certificate accompanies the fee. Without the certificate, the interstate semen transport nomination fee is $275. Yearling nominations are also due for the New Jersey Standardbred Development Fund for horses by non-New Jersey based stallions whose dams have been previously registered for the program. The fee is $50 for the NJSDF if a copy of the yearling's registration certificate accompanies the nomination. Without a copy of the certificate, the fee is $75. Yearlings by sires located in New Jersey do not have to pay a separate fee as nomination to the Sire Stakes automatically results in nomination to the SDF program. All payments should be mailed to NJSS, P.O. Box 330, Trenton, NJ 08625. NJSS strongly suggests the use of certified mail to avoid potential problems in mailing or delivery of payments. No late payments will be accepted. ### For further information contact Christopher C. Castens (609) 292-8830
The deadline for the New Jersey Sire Stakes, Green Acres and Standardbred Development Fund's second sustaining payments is rapidly approaching. Owners of horses that are eligible to any of the programs are reminded that payments must be postmarked by April 15. The NJSS Premier Division will be contested exclusively again at The Meadowlands in 2016 starting in May for three-year-olds and in July for two-year-olds. The Green Acres Division, which will only be contested for three-year-olds in 2017, begins August 26 at Freehold Raceway. Once again this year, the NJSS rule is that the Green Acres Program is limited to horses that have earned less than $25,000 in New Jersey Sire Stakes Premier Division earnings during the current calendar year. For 2016 two-year-olds the Green Acres Division is being replaced by a new series-the New Jersey Standardbred Development Fund. The SDF is open to all horses sired by a New Jersey-based stallion as well as the offspring of mares who have resided in New Jersey for a minimum of 150 days, regardless of where the sire stands. Previous registration of the mare while she is in foal and nomination are required to establish eligibility. The first SDF race will be held on September 23 at Freehold Raceway, the location of all races in the series. The NJSS Premier Division's second sustaining payment remains $500 for both two-year-olds and three-year-olds. The Green Acres Division payment for three-year-olds also remains $150. $150 is also the amount of the second sustaining fee for two-year-olds that are eligible to the Standardbred Development Fund. Owners of yearlings sired by New Jersey based stallions or yearlings of dams who were previously registered with the Standardbred Development Fund must nominate by May 15. Forms for all of these payments may be obtained at the website www.newjerseysirestakes.com. From the New Jersey Sire Stakes
The deadline for the New Jersey Sire Stakes, Green Acres and Standardbred Development Fund's first sustaining payments is rapidly approaching. Because February 15 falls on Presidents' Day this year, the deadline for mailing purposes will be February 16. The NJSS Premier Division will be contested exclusively again at The Meadowlands in 2016 starting in May for three-year-olds and in July for two-year-olds. The Green Acres Division, which will only be contested for three-year-olds in 2017, begins August 26 at Freehold Raceway. Once again this year, the NJSS rule is that the Green Acres Program is limited to horses that have earned less than $25,000 in New Jersey Sire Stakes Premier Division earnings during the current calendar year. For 2016 two-year-olds the Green Acres Division is being replaced by a new series-the New Jersey Standardbred Development Fund. The SDF is open to all horses sired by a New Jersey-based stallion as well as the offspring of mares who have resided in New Jersey for a minimum of 150 days, regardless of where the sire stands. Previous registration of the mare while she is in foal and nomination are required to establish eligibility. The first SDF race will be held on September 23 at Freehold Raceway, the location of all races in the series. The NJSS Premier Division's first sustaining payment remains $300 for both two-year-olds and three-year-olds. The initial Green Acres Division payment for three-year-olds also remains $100. $100 is also the amount of the first sustaining fee for two-year-olds that are eligible to the Standardbred Development Fund. Also on February 16, a $650 supplemental 2014 yearling nomination (for foals of 2013) can be made for eligibility to the New Jersey Sire Stakes Premier Division and the SDF. Those fees are in addition to the sustaining payments for two-year-olds also due on February 16. The supplemental fee for the Sire Stakes Premier division is $850 if the foal was produced by an out-of-state breeding. The first two-year-old sustaining payments must be made in order to keep the horse eligible as a three-year-old in 2017 to both the Premier Division and the Standardbred Development Fund, even if the horse does not race in 2016 as a two-year-old. Supplemental yearling nominations are also due February 17 for the NJSS-sponsored 2016 Lou Babic Open Pace ($500) and Babic Filly Pace ($400). Sustaining payment and supplemental nomination forms, as well as race dates and other information, may be found on the NJSS website at www.newjerseysirestakes.com. All payments must be in U. S. funds. No late payments will be accepted and no billing notices will be mailed. Certified mail is strongly recommended to NJSS, P.O. Box 330, Trenton, NJ 08625. Christopher Castens
Mission Brief has been selected as the New Jersey Sire Stakes' Premier Division Horse of the Year for 2015 while Stayin Strong was named the Green Acres' Horse of the Year. The awards, which are voted annually by the New Jersey Sire Stakes Board of Trustees, are based solely on performances in races for New Jersey-sired horses, including NJSS races and other major stakes for NJ-sired horses. Mission Brief was undefeated in NJSS competition, winning a preliminary leg of the Premier Division and the $100,000 final. Her regular driver, Yannick Gingras, handled her in both victories for trainer Ron Burke. After her NJSS campaign, Mission Brief went on to win the Elegant Image at Mohawk Raceway and the Continental Victory at the Meadowlands. The three-year-old daughter of Muscle Hill won ten of 14 starts overall during the season, earning $1,008,517 overall this year for her owners Burke Racing Stable LLC, Our Horse Cents Stables, J&T Silva LLC, and Weaver Bruscemi LLC. The filly was bred by Steve H. Stewart, Black Creek Farm and Andrea Lea Racing Stables Inc. . Stayin Strong was undefeated in four NJSS Green Acres series starts at Freehold, including the $25,000 championship final for two-year-old trotting colts and geldings. The son of Muscles Yankee earned $39,964 from 11 starts this season with $23,700 of it coming in the Green Acres series. Stayin Strong was trained by Julie Miller for co-owners Jason E. Allen and Douglas W. Allen of Vincentown, NJ and was bred by Lauren and Robert Tucker of Glen Gardner, NJ. Christopher Castens
MANALAPAN, NJ - November 19, 2015 - New Jersey's two harness tracks - the Meadowlands and Freehold Raceway - have been awarded a combined 200 racing dates for 2016. The dates were approved at the New Jersey Racing Commission, meeting on Wednesday, November 18, 2015 in Trenton, NJ. Mark Ford, attending his first Commission meeting as president of the Standardbred Breeders & Owners Association of New Jersey, advised the Commission that the SBOANJ was reluctantly accepting the Meadowlands dates as an experiment for 2016. "We are concerned about losing dates in January and February and replacing them with September and October dates," Ford said. The Meadowlands requested 90 dates, Fridays and Saturdays only [plus Sunday, May 8], from January 2 through August 6 and from September 9 through December 31 [dark on Saturday, December 24]. Post time is 7 p.m. Freehold received 110 dates, racing January 1 through May 21 plus August 26 and 27, and September 2 through December 10. Racing days will be Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays plus three holiday Mondays - January 18, February 15 and September 5. Dark days are September 1 and November 24. Post time is 12:30 p.m. By Carol Hodes for the SBOANJ


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January is the time we want to put our best foot forward and make an impact on our health and weight loss goals. Millions of Americans are flooding health centers and yoga studios to get a jump-start on their fitness resolutions. Work outs tend to be harder this time of year in an effort to make up for the holiday food extravaganza, or simply because some of us have finally decided that this is the year we will actually get in shape.
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The makers of Vita Coco, the 100 percent natural re-hydrating coconut water, were served with a 5 million dollar lawsuit August 11th. A recent study by Consumerlab.com, a product testing company, found that Vita Coco and other all-natural coconut water drinks were not as hydrating as clever marketing may have indicated.
Vita Coco and other coconut water drinks have become popular in the past few years, noting their superiority to sports drinks in replacing electrolytes after exercise. Vita Coco ad campaigns in particular claim that their drink has 15 times the electrolytes found in sports drinks, which according to the current law suit is false.
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I began running with hopes that I could eventually eat junk food all day long and pay no penance for it. It took me just a few stomach churning runs to realize that I was wrong. For most runners, their performance is directly related to their diet.
"Junk in, junk out," is the phrase nutritionist Diane Greenleaf likes to use as a reminder for how our body works. She pointed out that while training does lead to more calories being burned, it doesn't replace the fact that the body needs nutrients. And it's no surprise that our tasty junk food isn't chock-full of vitamins.
Playing sports has a multitude of benefits for kids. Beyond the understood exercise, children learn time management, how to get along with other players, and most importantly, the necessity of teamwork. One of the most important, and least emphasized, skills that children will learn while playing sports is the necessity of proper nutrition and how it relates to both endurance and results.
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Arguably the most important aspect of the children/sports/nutrition triangle, and the one easiest to overlook, is hydration. Sure, we send our kids to practice and games with a water bottle – but do we make sure that they drink it all? And is the beverage that we've given them the best choice? How many of us have seen the swarm of players at the end of a game, grabbing a sugar sweetened drink pouch and thought to yourself, "Is that really the best beverage choice for a player who has just run for an hour?" Let's take a look at hydration as it relates to the child or teen athlete.


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Skip to comments.The Collapse of Anti-Gay Religion
Posted on 05/05/2014 7:26:10 AM PDT by Flame Retardant
Throughout history, religion has sanctioned and fueled the persecution of homosexuality. That dynamic may be drawing to an end. Polls, clerics, and denominations are shifting. Theology is adapting. Resistance to same-sex marriage is dwindling, and theres no end in sight.
For 15 years, the Ethics and Public Policy Center has hosted the Faith Angle Forum, a regular conference on religion and public life. Several weeks ago, the group met again to discuss current issues. Transcripts of the conference have just been posted on EPPCs website. They underscore the extent of the anti-gay collapse.
The first session, led by papal biographer Paul Vallely and Boston Globe editor John Allen, focused on Pope Francis and the Catholic Church. Vallely, the author of Pope Francis: Untying the Knots, noted that before Francis became pope, he supported civil unions in Argentina....
The conferences second session dwelled on sin. The speakers, Cornelius Plantinga of Calvin College and Ross Douthat of the New York Times, discussed what we should feel bad about. Homosexuality wasnt on the list.... It used to be that people thought of homosexual acts as sinful, he said. Now they think of criticism of homosexual acts as sinful....
The next morning, we had our final session, on the culture wars. Molly Ball, the Atlantics terrific political writer, summarized the trend toward acceptance of same-sex marriage. Forty percent of Republicans and 61 percent of Republicans under 30 now favor it, she reported. So do 57 percent of Catholics and 55 percent of mainline Protestants....
There will always be Christians, Muslims, and Jews who condemn homosexuality.... But in this country, religious resistance is crumbling. Its being overwhelmed by love, conscience, and a God who keeps creating gay kids, even in the most devout families. Over time, He will prevail.
(Excerpt) Read more at slate.com ...
So by that logic, God keeps creating pedophiles, as well.
God WILL prevail, and His Church will go on, despite the persecution by the Left.
Dream on, faggies.
There are people changing and capitulating. There are also many uncompromising people who have just gotten quiet because the gay activists are raised the price of speaking out.
Amos 5:13 Therefore at such a time the prudent person keeps silent, for it is an evil time.
No matter what the elitists tell us; or how many people pretend otherwise.
There are people changing and capitulating. There are also many uncompromising people who have just gotten quiet because the gay activists have raised the price of speaking out.
Amos 5:13 Therefore at such a time the prudent person keeps silent, for it is an evil time.
It will be as in Noah's day...
I wonder what a poll of residents of Sodom would have said?
"religious resistance is crumbling"
while SPIRITUAL Resistance is becoming more vocal and visible!!..
in the end...GOD WINS....
I think this is actually a reprint of the original article that ran in the Sodom-Gomorrah Times Sentinel ;-)
A bit of help to turn this mess of lies into something resembling truth.
The conferences second session dwelled on sin. The speakers, Cornelius Plantinga of Calvin College and Ross Douthat of the New York Times, discussed what we should feel bad about. Homosexuality wasnt on the list.... It used to be that people thought of homosexual acts as sinful, he said. Now they think of criticism of homosexual acts as sinful....
The next morning, we had our final session, on the culture wars. Molly Ball, the Atlantics terrific political writer, summarized the trend toward acceptance of same-sex marriage. Forty percent of Republicans and 61 percent of Republicans under 30 now favor it, she reported. So do 57 percent of Catholics and 55 percent of mainline Protestants....
But in this country, religious resistance is crumbling. Its being overwhelmed by love, conscience, and a God who keeps creating gay kids, even in the most devout families. Over time, He will prevail.
Uh, well, America is crumbling. And this asshat celebrates it and predicts that it will become the new paradigm of a country that I cannot even imagine—noting that this is already a country that I cannot even imagine.
God Bless America—we are all wretched, but, we don't all blaspheme You with vigor and joy. Paul said this would happen. He was given that information by You Lord.
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A very interesting book: Soul Searching, The Religious and Spiritual Lives of American Teenagers.
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Must be why the Episcopal Church is cratering, because you know, liberal Christianity is so awesome and stuff!
It used to be that the Church influenced culture. Now culture rules the Church.
William Saletan
"I dont say this lightly, but Saletan is one of the more dishonest pundits out there Ive read multiple columns by this guy where he lies with numbers and fudges the evidence to fit his preconceptions, and this is no exception. Hes once again arguing that creationism is compatible with science, and he has to make some dodgy claims to do so. Look here:"
He looks like he likes to be a catcher instead of pitching.
No. The homosexual's argument is with God, and His Creation. And He has clearly stated in the Bible His verdict on homosexual behavior, as with all sexual immorality, is that it is sinful.
"sanctioned and fueled the persecution ..."?
lol. Hardly. God loves the sinner but hates the sin. Slate and RonPaulJr are opposing God by trying to justify the sinfulness of homosexuality.
Author William Saletan, per Wiki:
a Jewish "liberal Republican" (so they can say he's a `conservative'?) Swarthmore grad who supports homosexual marriage/Slate writer (but I repeat myself), trying to tell us the world—in particular, religion—is ready to abandon the very definition of homosexuality as an aberration/perversity.
Abraham Lincoln said, "You can call a dog's tail a leg, and say it has five legs, but calling a tail a leg don't make it a leg."
Heh, silly homos. Go peddle your papers.
Only fools applaud the judgment of God on our nation and call it love.
God does NOT make people homosexual!!!! What blasphemy to think that our Loving God would pull such a dirty trick on people and on society!
Satan and the other demons put all sorts of sinful thoughts in our heads, including in some people thoughts of same-sex attraction. If people entertain such thoughts, they may harden into the delusion of "being gay" and even "being born gay".
There are many. many other types of sinful thoughts and delusions, but the "gay" delusion seems to be the most "popular" one right now.
Spiritual warfare, such as is taught by the Orthodox Church, is central to the Christian life, especially during Great Lent and other fasting seasons, when the demons come out in force. And by that means, and by the true teaching of the Church, God protects us from the "gay" delusion, and many other evils as well.
Liberal William Saletan Announces Plan to Purge Christians
April 21, 2014
They were always deadly serious about criminalizing Christianity and killing free speech, but now the American left has stopped pretending otherwise. In a recent column titled Why Are They Called Homofascists? Heres Why, I wrote that progressive, Christian-hating fascists but I repeat myself are hell-bent on criminalizing Christianity and pushing to the fringes anyone who publicly acknowledges natural human sexuality and the age-old, immutable institution of legitimate marriage as created by God.
In an article titled, Purge the Bigots, Slate writer William Saletan penned these chilling words: Some of my colleagues are celebrating. They call Eich a bigot who got what he deserved. I agree. But lets not stop here. If were serious about enforcing the new standard, thousands of other employees who donated to the same anti-gay ballot measure must be punished.
More than 35,000 people gave money to the campaign for Proposition 8, the 2008 ballot measure that declared, Only marriage between a man and a woman is valid or recognized in California, he continued. Why do these bigots still have jobs? Lets go get them.
Continued Saletan: To organize the next stage of the purge, Ive compiled the financial data into three tables (he actually did this). He then listed details from, and linked to, the Proposition 8 hit list reportedly leaked by the Obama IRS and meticulously assembled and published by the Los Angeles Times.
This was all by design. Its what led to Brendan Eichs career beheading. But Eich was just the opening act. The list provides the exact names, employers, places of residence and dollar amounts of every single person in America who donated even a dime to the Golden States campaign to protect natural marriage (I realize its hopelessly symbolic, but as matter of principle I will not link to the list).
This is a level of voter intimidation and journalistic terrorism on the part of the Obama administration and the L.A. Times that is unprecedented in American history.
Not only that, this is the same God that makes boys that later need to be changed into girls according to them. And makes girls born as boys, etc.
However, there are some who will not back down. Sooner or later, these faithful will be arrest for "hate speech" or sued into insolvency by queer groups. Eventually, they will be hunted as believing Christians in China are hunted today.
Pastor and Bible teacher J. Vernon McGee predicted that someday the believing Church in America would have to go underground. He also predicted that the primary oppressors of the believing Church would be the mainline Protestant churches that are currently a hotbed of Leftism, homosexuality and baby murder. They are synagogues of Satan and attack real believers from the pulpit constantly, setting the stage for the eventual dehumanization of real believers.
Heck, even an atheist should be able to figure out that going "In through the Out Door" is not the most healthy of choices.
October 15, 2009
William Saletan on Roman Polanski's drugging and raping thirteen year olds:
Human Nature : The Polanski Affair: The average age of menarche... has fallen two to four months per decade, depending on the country.... It's quite plausible that the 13-year-old girl Polanski had sex with in the late 1970s was, to some degree, sexually mature. Having sex at 13 is a bad idea. But if you're pubescent, it might be, in part, your bad idea.... A guy who goes after a womanly body that happens to be 13 years old is failing to regulate a natural attraction. That doesn't excuse him. But it does justify treating him differently.... There's a difference between pedophilia and taking advantage of somebody who's old enough to be interested in sex but too young to judge the physical and emotional risks of messing around. If the legal officers and moral critics of the 1970s saw that distinction more clearly than we do, the shame is ours.
Huh? The Atlantic is that wannabe publication that pays to be on the front page of Yahoo, right? Give me a break.
Christians who revere the BIBLE will not embrace sodomy. Period.
Yes, many examples of you promoting that conservatives adapt to 'gay marriage' (sic) on FR. Hmmmm ...
The stood up to Cesar they sure as Hell will stand up against the faeries of today.
The Communist revolution of 1968 red diaper doper babies contiunes.
Three times I asked Flame Retardant where he stands on queer marriage (on another thread) and three times he refused a direct response.
The Sex Positive Agenda seeks to end all moral judgments regarding sexual pairings regardless of sex, age, relation, marital status, number, or species of partner(s).
There is an active campaign now to protect the "rights" of persons with AIDS from having to reveal their virus status to their sex partner(s). It can lead to "verbal and physical abuse" and "discrimination".
The inmates run the asylum. "Don't judge me!" cries from the same crowd who denounce all organized religion.
'gay marriage' (sic) ping ...
I despise how Sodomites have perverted our language along with everything else they touch.
Thanks to them even an innocent phrase like "pitching and catching" has a disgusting dark connotation.
He packs fudge in the numbers?
Don't ask, don't tell is only bad for the military and corporate world. Newsrooms still love their closeted reporters who don't disclose WHY gay issues are so DAMNED (literally) important to them.
I grew up with people predicting the end of the world. As an adult I realized that things were as they have been since the world started and I doubted that the end would come in my lifetime.
I'm starting to suspect that it may occur before I die.
The faggot defended drug rape and forced sodomy.
The girl was not a willing partner.
She still is adamant that Mr. Polanski violated her against he wishes. The only "softening" in her position is that she does not see the point in jailing him now or prosecuting him now for the flight out of the trial.
But then the sex positive agenda seeks to end ALL moral judgments.
More proof we are very close to the end times. VERY close.
I've noticed that both a falling away and revival are discussed in the bible regarding those times. To me, it means all those fence sitters will choose a sided. You will no longer be "Christian" because you attend church. You will be Christian because you are a Christian. And your faith will increase as trials and tribulations do likewise. But probably most "Christians" will come down on the other side and be actively against the church.
Thing is, Christians are NOT changing their viewpoint on homosexual marriage. Rather those that posed as Christian are exposing their hand. It will get worse.
I never call them gay. I call them homosexuals.
"We are moving toward a dictatorship of relativism which does not recognize anything as for certain and which has as its highest goal one's own ego and one's own desires..." — Pope Benedict XVI
It drifted that way in Sodom and Gomorrah for some years as well. Then there was some "Godlike backlash".
Children should be restrained from posting puerile opinions on national forums.
Any group or organization which is not PRO-sodomy DOES NOT MAKE IT AN ANTI-GAY RELIGION.
How about a barf alert?
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