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A new study from the CDC has found that cat-scratch disease, a potentially serious bacterial infection, is more common that previously thought.
Did you know? That cuddle session with Cleo could be making you sick. A new study by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) found that when left untreated, more people are suffering serious complications from cat-scratch disease. Here's what you need to know.
What is cat scratch disease (CSD)?
Cat-scratch disease (or fever) is a bacterial infection that can affect humans following a scratch or bite from an infected domestic or feral cat. It can also spread when an infected cat licks a person's open wound. The bacterial infection is passed between cats by fleas and can spread to humans, making them ill.
How can you get cat-scratch disease?
Humans risk contracting the disease when they're bitten, scratched—and even from nuzzling a cat. According to the CDC, most cat scratches do not result in cat-scratch disease, but though the disease is rare, the study found that the number of people who are infected and become seriously ill is on the rise.
What are the symptoms? Can there be more serious complications?
According to the CDC, the symptoms of cat-scratch fever include fever; enlarged, tender lymph nodes that develop one to three weeks after the initial scratch; and the infected area may appear swollen and red with round, raised lesion that can have pus. You may also have a headache, poor appetite and exhaustion.
How do you avoid CSD? How is it treated?
The CDC recommends washing your hands after playing with a cat—even if you haven't been bitten. If you do get scratched, immediately clean the area with soap and water and watch for any symptoms. If these do develop, see your doctor immediately. In serious cases, treatment with antibiotics may be prescribed.

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Go on, have another slice of pumpkin pie.
There are few things better than a great big Thanksgiving feast shared with family and friends. If you choose your outfit wisely, you're free to indulge without worrying about rigid waistbands or fitted dresses holding you back.
We've got outfit ideas that will keep you comfy and stylish, no matter how you celebrate this totally indulgent holiday.
A cozy Thanksgiving with your immediate family
Not all families have large gatherings around the holidays. Maybe you're cooking a turkey breast (or tofurky) instead of the whole bird, or maybe there's no dinner at all and you'll spend the evening watching movies on the couch. If you're planning something small with just your partner, or your parents, or your kids, keep your outfit simple. We love the idea of an oversized shirt dress (bonus points for season-appropriate tartan), topped with a maxi cardigan. Flat, menswear-inspired shoes and sparkly socks keep this look from being too casual—you still want to look nice, after all.
Shirt dress, $50, zara.com. Maxi cardigan, $165, aritzia.com. Leather studded shoes, $76, and ankle socks, $8, asos.com.
Thanksgiving at the cottage
Whether you're going with only a few people, or your entire family, Thanksgiving at the cottage has something going for it other than the scenery—the very casual dress code. We recommend a stretchy, long-sleeve top paired with boyfriend jeans (the baggier, the better) and a roomy turtleneck sweater (the one shown below is actually a vest). Finish off the look with simple (waterproof) boots, just in case you decide to walk off that second serving of mashed potatoes after dinner.
Sweater vest, $135, aritzia.com. Long sleeve shirt, $35, and jeans, $90, gapcanada.ca. Patent boots, $80, cougarboots.com.
The big family affair
If you're attending a fam jam with all of your relatives, you need to look on point—especially if someone in the group is an amateur photographer. There will be pictures. And you will be tagged on Facebook. We recommend opting for roomy trousers (a drawstring helps) in a stylish fabric like velvet, which also happens to be extremely comfortable. Pair with a long, roomy sweater in a flattering colour (this eggplant works with all skin tones) and sparkly accessories. For shoes, try a comfortable ankle boot with a trendy western-inspired twist.
Long sweater, $25, hm.com. Velvet trousers, $30, zara.com. Western boots, $165, aldoshoes.com. Star necklace, $85, bananarepublic.ca.
Just friends
If you're having a friends-only Thanksgiving event, we recommend playing with texture for added interest in your oversized ensemble. Keep it comfy with an A-line blouse (the one shown is in classic denim) and faux-leather leggings, which are both fancy and comfortable. Top it off with your favourite blanket scarf or poncho and some cool boots. This outfit will keep you covered, whether you indulge in drinks, turkey or cake—or all of the above.
Denim blouse, $70, and leather-look leggings, $25, hm.com. Poncho, $35, oldnavy.com. Tapestry boots, $140, aldoshoes.com.
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Our experts answer reader questions about dropping the last 10 pounds—or more.
Question: I've heard that lifting weights helps the body burn calories even when you're not active. True or false? — Reiko
Answer: That's true. A lot of women prioritize cardio because they want to lose fat, but that burns calories only while you're exercising; as soon as you stop, you're no longer burning as much. Instead, lifting weights revs up your metabolism, so you'll continue burning calories for a few hours after your workout. And don't worry about bulking up; women don't have enough testosterone for that. But you will get leaner!
— Trudie German, certified personal trainer and owner of bodyenvy.ca, Toronto
Question: Is it possible I'm meant to be this big? I've been about the same size all my adult life, give or take a dress size. My mom and my sister are both size 14, and so were my grandmas. Maybe it's genetics? — Anne
Answer: Your genes do play a role, but it's more important to remember that size isn't really a good measure of health. If you're active, feeling good and sleeping and eating well, you probably don't have to worry. According to the World Health Organization, obesity is defined as "abnormal or excessive fat accumulation that may impair health." Of course, as you get heavier, there's a greater likelihood your health could be negatively impacted. But it's impossible for me to tell just by having you step on a scale; I have to do all sorts of tests to see if your weight really is affecting your health.
— Dr. Arya Sharma, founder of the Canadian Obesity Network and professor at the University of Alberta
Question: I'm injured and I can't work out. Is it still possible to lose weight? (Even if I'm eating my feelings about not being able to exercise?) — Katie
Answer: It's certainly possible! In fact, what you eat has more of an impact on your weight than exercise. You won't be able to work off extra calories, so be particularly mindful of other factors that influence weight, too, by getting enough sleep, finding ways to manage stress and choosing healthy whole foods in appropriate portions. And try these tricks: Serve vegetables family-style so they're within easy reach, but keep richer foods on the stovetop; use a smaller plate; and focus on your food—you're more likely to overindulge if you're distracted, so try not to eat in front of the TV, in the car or at your desk at work. Lastly, don't deny your hunger; eventually, it will backfire and you'll find yourself overeating or grabbing a convenient but unhealthy snack. People often think they have to cut back on food if they're going to lose weight, but I counsel my clients to eat more during the day. The idea isn't to willpower your way to weight loss; it's to make sustainable changes.
— Casey Berglund, registered dietitian and owner of worthyandwell.com, Calgary
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Ashley Wood Farm is an arable and beef farm positioned in a spectacular location enjoying panoramic views over an 'Area of Oustanding Natural Beauty'.
The farm has the benefit of being only 4 miles from the World Heritage City of Bath with its Georgian splendour, whilst surrounded by beautiful open countryside and an abundance of wildlife.
The farmhouse accomodation is presented to a very high standard with every attention to guest comfort. All bedrooms, guest's sitting room and dining room have the benefit of spectacular views together with extensive garden, decks and private parking.
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Bobby Coleman spent Monday morning at the Government Center downtown qualifying to run in the race for Ward II Commissioner.
This seat is currently held by commissioner Ivey Hines.
Coleman told FOX 31 he was born an raised and spent all of his life in Ward II, and he believes he is the right person to represent that community.
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Cowan Heights United Church is an open, cooperative and inclusive community of faith and friendship. We are committed to a ministry that respects creation; provides examples of the presence and love of God and the ministry of Jesus Christ; reaches out in justice, love, friendship, and prayer within and for the Body of Christ here and around the world. "That all may be one" we are called together to continue our journey of spiritual enrichment and fulfillment.
WELCOMECowan Heights United Church is located at 141 Frecker Drive in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador. St. John's is North America's oldest city, and Cowan Heights United is the newest United Church in the city.
As a congregation of Christian friends, we invite others to join with us for public worship each Sunday morning at 11:00 AM. During the worship service we offer a supervised nursery and Sunday school classes. There is also a youth group. Our church is wheel chair accessible. There is a family atmosphere in this congregation and people of all ages enjoy being together and supporting one another as we live out our faith. As Jesus reached out to everyone with God's love, we do not exclude anyone from the circle of belonging.
The United Church of Canada came together in 1925 as an amalgamation of Methodists, Presbyterians, and Congregationalists, but now it includes people with every kind of religious background. We are an inclusive church that makes room for a wide variety of beliefs and opinions. We all believe that God loves us and we want to respond by loving God and by loving our neighbors.
As a community of God's people we welcome new members. To learn more about our church and its program please follow the links on this website.
"Cowan Heights United Church Community Garden": Announcing an exciting new outreach project that will be starting next weekend: a community garden to be planted on our grounds near the lower parking lot and everyone in the congregation and the community are invited to take part. The community garden will consist of individual raised garden beds which will be built and rented to gardeners. To help with the start-up costs, the fee for a garden plot will be $100, with anyone signing-up this year given a credit towards next year's fees. We anticipate an annual fee of $50 in the future. If anyone knows of any community and non-profit groups who would like to take part, please get in touch with us. We would especially welcome any donations or sponsorship from the congregation. For more details, or to sign-up as a gardener, please contact the Church office or Andrew Collins at firstname.lastname@example.com. Thank you for everyone for your interest and assistance with this outreach project"
Spirit of Newfoundland Dinner Theatre and Cowan Heights United Church Present
'It's My Party and I'll Bawl if I want to!'
Thursday, May 19: An evening of fun & fellowship, great food and entertainment in support of your church. Corporate tables will be available. As usual there will be a silent auction and items for this would be greatly appreciated. Tickets are $75 with a $25 receipt available at Church office, or call 745-2871.
New Tables for Auditorium: One of the projects for the Men's Club for 2016 is to replace the old wooden tables in the auditorium. We will need about 30 new tables at a cost of $100 each. Donations would be greatly appreciated and can be made through the weekly givings or at the Church Office. To date members of the congregation donated 13.
CHUC Newsletter: The deadline for the next Newsletter is May 20th. If you have an item, or an idea for an item, photos, stories, poems, etc., for the June issue please contact the newsletter editor, Wanda Garrett (email@example.com).
UCW Outreach Ministry: Our UCW is calling on all our knitters to begin an exciting new project that will provide prayer shawls and comfort quilts to members of our congregation and in the community. Donations of wool would be greatly appreciated, and if you are a knitter or know a knitter you are invited to use the wool and patterns in the basket at the back of the sanctuary.
UC Observer Magazine: We are currently taking renewal & new subscriptions for the Observer. This magazine continues to have a variety of articles, interesting and thought provoking from Newfoundland to British Columbia and around the world. There are past issues available in the office however if you would like to receive the current issues or send a subscription to a family member or friend as a gift the deadline to order is May 13. The cost is $25.
The Men's Club Surf and Turf Dinner: Come and enjoy a 10oz steak and 1/2 lobster plus all the fixings (potato salad, pasta salad, coleslaw, rolls, soft drinks and dessert) plus a complimentary glass of wine on Saturday, June 4th 5:30 pm. The evening will wrap up with our annual trivia challenge. Tickets are $30 per person and are available at the Church Office and from members of the Men's Club.
If you have photos of our church life since 1980 or 1981 and would like to share them, please pass them on to a Committee member. Make sure to write your name, telephone number, name of subject and year photo was taken on the back of the photo.
A volunteer is needed to scan photos and then digitally display them during the dinner. If you can help, please contact a Committee member:
Eleanor White 745-1217 Reverend Denine (church office) 745-2871
Sandra Piercey 745-1976 Diana Powell 364-8553
Joanne Hipditch 745-2820
CHUC & SON Dinner Theatre - It's My Party and I'll Bawl if I want to! This fundraiser has been booked for Thursday, May 19. Tickets are $75 with a $25 receipt, and will be available after Easter. Mark your calendars now and plan to attend this evening of fun and fellowship, great food and entertainment in support of your church. Corporate tables will be available as well. As usual there will be a silent auction and items for this would be greatly appreciated.
CHUC Male Choir: Seeking new members. No audition required. The response of the start-up of the choir has been excellent. If you require additional information please contact Ruth Patten at 364-7425 or Frank Fry at 747-1930.
2016 Board of Management: Your BOM has 4 vacancies that need to be filled. We are seeking expressions of interest from our congregation for nomination at our AGM. For further information please contact Harry Rowe or Rev. Denine, or for a copy of the constitution please contact Elizabeth at 745-8271.
Fifth Anniversary: On Sunday, April 10, 2016, Cowan Heights United Church will celebrate its thirty fifth anniversary of being constituted as a Pastoral Charge of the United Church of Canada. There will be a special church service at 3 pm in the sanctuary (no morning service) and a dinner at 5 pm in the Reverend Bonnie Kelly Auditorium. Tickets for the dinner will be $20.00 and will be available at the office in early February.


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Perfect View 6.2
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Image viewer with smooth dynamic zoom, pan and rotate. View slide shows of images or files and capture page elements and tab content. Apply image filters. Save images in various formats.
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Perfect View provides the following features:
1) Slide shows of images on web pages and in folders (bmp/gif/jpg/jpeg/png).
2) Capturing of page elements and tab content.
3) Smooth zooming, panning and rotating of viewed images.
4) One-click saving with auto-numbering (bmp/jpeg/png).
Perfect View has the following distinguishing features:
1) Randomize, sort and transition options for slide shows.
2) Parametric image filters (blur, opacity, invert, brightness, contrast, sepia, saturate and hue-rotate).
3) A background color based on a dark dominant image color.
4) Dynamic transformation by mouse move and mouse scroll, without clicks or in-screen buttons.
The viewer may be started using 1) the button in the main Firefox toolbar, 2) the buttons at the top of the toolbar panel, or 3) the menu items in the content context menu. The first group of options in the panel determines which and how images are loaded.
Images may be zoomed, moved and rotated using the mouse and/or the keyboard, or indirectly using the image toolbar which appears on a right click (see Screenshot 2). The options panel (see Screenshot 3) may be opened from the image toolbar. All options may be modified while the viewer is active.
> The mouse and keyboard shortcuts are detailed in the tool tips of the buttons in the image toolbar.
> One of the options determines whether images are positioned using mouse move or mouse scroll.
> To save entire images at their true scale, press CTRL+0 before saving and select 'No' for the 'Crop' option.
> It is recommended to check that hardware acceleration is enabled in Firefox (see the advanced options of Firefox).
> An animated GIF image may be zoomed and rotated during its animation by starting Perfect View using the context menu item of the image.
Known issues
> The menu panel cannot be moved in full screen (known bug in Firefox: 978500).
> Viewing files does not work in Thunderbird.
Please donate to enable me to make the following improvements:
> Improved support for touch interfaces.
> Fix for issues at application start-up.
> Pre-loading image files from disk.
> Various image transitions.
> Views with multiple images.
> Auto-linking to full-scale images.
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> Setting dimensions for viewing and saving.
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Carlyle's literary career may be traced back to 1826, a time when economic recession was squeezing journalists hard, and Carlyle, just starting out in the trade, decided he had to make desperate economies by leaving Edinburgh and retiring to his wife's remote homestead at Craigenputtock. Here, after several lean years, he began to rework some of his old unpublished articles on German literature into a short piece more immediately accessible to the average British journal reader. Called "Sartor Resartus", this "thought piece" was no more than a short skit poking fun at the British addiction to empiricism as a form of knowledge, and contrasting it to the more comprehensive outlook of the German romantics. In fact, the obscure …
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Broadhurst tabbed for Old State Capital post
BATON ROUGE - Secretary of State Tom Schedler recently appointed Crowley native Nancy de la Houssaye Broadhurst to the Old State Capitol Advisory Board.
Broadhurst joins 18 additional members dedicated to the restoration and preservation of the former statehouse.
The board members must have knowledge of and interest in art, history, including political history, and cultural restoration. Each member is appointed by the Secretary of State and confirmed by the Louisiana State Senate.
Constructed between 1847 and 1852, Louisiana's Old State Capitol is an imposing structure which sits on a bluff looking out over the Mississippi River. The exterior is such of a medieval fortress; however, the interior is decorated in marble and rich wood paneling with a commanding cast-iron spiral staircase and an awesome display of stained glass in the main gallery and in an overhead skylight. Gutted by fire during the Civil War, it was restored in the early 1880s and then fell into disrepair after a new, modern capitol building was built in the early 1930s. Concerned citizens moved to save the structure in the 1970s, and the whole building subsequently has undergone a loving restoration.
"I am honored and grateful to have been appointed to the advisory board of Louisiana's Old State Capitol," said Broadhurst. "I look forward to working with Secretary Schedler and the other members of the board to help make an impact during my service."
Broadhurst is a marketing and public relations executive with more than 30 years of experience in her field. She is a graduate of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette (formerly known as University of Southwestern Louisiana) where she earned a Bachelor of Science in business administration. After college, she attended the Protocol School of Washington in Washington, D.C. where she was trained and certified to teach children's etiquette and dining skills, business etiquette and international protocol.
Broadhurst's professional background is diverse with vast experience in social and corporate life. She began her career in the food and beverage industry where for 10 years she served as director of marketing and public relations for one of the South's largest soft drink bottlers and later served as marketing director for Kentwood Spring Water in New Orleans.
Broadhurst also served as chief fundraiser for the New Orleans Park and Recreation System for 12 years. In that capacity, she was instrumental in helping secure millions of dollars in funding, working with grant foundations and corporate and governmental agencies from around the state and across the country. Additionally, she worked to build public-private partnerships to help form neighborhood community park advocacy groups for the long-term benefit and support of the park system.
In New Orleans, where she lived for more than 20 years prior to returning to her hometown of Crowley in 2005, Broadhurst was tapped to serve as a member of the New Orleans Recreation Task Force. She was also appointed under former New Orleans Mayor Marc Morial to serve as a commissioner on the Audubon Nature Institute, an institution of 10 museums and parks dedicated to nature, where she served in a leadership role for eight years. In addition, Broadhurst was an involved member on the board of Le Petit Theatre in New Orleans, America's longest-running community theatre and she served on the New Orleans Super Bowl XXXVI Host Committee as Co-Chair of Special Events and Event Services. She is a former board member of the Louisiana Restaurant Association; she served as vice-president of the Grand Opera House of the South; and served as president of the Crowley Garden Club for the past two years. In 1998, Broadhurst received the YWCA Role Model of the Year Award. She is an active member of First United Methodist Church and she has a deep sense of community spending her time engaged in civic beautification, preservation and revitalization efforts. She is married to attorney William C. Broadhurst.


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The Orthodog Hip brace has been designed to support dogs who suffer from arthritis, mild to moderate hip dysplasia, decreased endurance during activity, hip pain, lower back pain or weakness and back leg limping. The Orthodog Dog Hip Brace gives your dog freedom of movement, stability, and the security to know your dogs is supported during activity. This hip brace for dogs can be left on all day and removed at night , and is machine washable.
Check the girth of your dog's chest for more accurate sizing - behind the dog's front legs and around the torso. Small - 12-20" Medium - 20-28" Large - 28-36"
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The Hip Hound includes the neoprene brace and harness. It comes in a nylon mesh draw-string bag for easy and clean storage. Just throw the bag in the back of your car and head out for fun with your dog. Since the brace is designed to be used when your dog is active, you can leave the harness on and slip the neoprene brace on and off as needed.
All dogs both young and old can benefit from using Ortho Dog mobility aids to help restore pain-free activity. The braces offer stability and support which helps decrease pain and inflammation when the dog is active. It is especially useful for disabled, handicapped senior, arthritic, and injured or recovering pets. It is also useful for younger dogs prone to developing hip dysplasia or joint problems. These new innovative products are made of high quality neoprene and webbing, and so can be used by pets in any environment. Your pet can go anywhere you would enjoy taking them: the beach, in the snow, along the lake or hiking up trails, in the fields to play, the backyard playing ball or just taking a walk.
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Winstons Pain Formula is a powerful natural pain relief and anti inflammatory supplement for dogs.Within the first 30 days of treatment, dogs on Winstons Pain Formula can show noticeable and often remarkable improvement. Winstons dog supplements help strengthen the immune system, reduce pain and inflammation, restore mobility, and increase vitality in dogs of all ages. The pain formula can be used alongside any vet prescribed drugs with no side effects, and works exceptionally well alongside Winstons Joint System to help your dog recover much faster.
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Adams is suing the BBC for libel following an allegation that he sanctioned the 2006 killing of West Belfast informer Denis Donaldson.
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Rogue 3-in-1 Honeycomb Grid: Performance
Because of the smaller size of the grid the light is concentrated quite tightly. It really does give a spot effect (especially when the two grids are combined), where the grid from the Gary Fong Lightsphere Grid is less condensed and arguably more pleasing, especially for front direct light shots.
Also because of the narrower angle it was difficult to ensure the concentrated light was creating the circle over the subject, in my case a mannequin. As the Flash Bender is mounted by the Velcro strap it's not easy to get it aligned central so it may be either pointing slightly up or down, left or right. If you had a modelling light you could adjust to suit, but with standard flash you need to take a test shot to make sure the light is concentrated in the right spot. And it's easy to knock the unit off centre so extra care is essential.
The plus side to this is it's easy to reposition the light beam so it's not central for off centre subjects, making it more flezible than the Lightsphere.
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As a hairlight with the flash mounted on a stand and triggered by slave, the Rogue 3-in-1 really is in its elements. The concentrated light is perfect now for adding a highlight to hair as seen with the before and after illustration below.
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£50 mark seems to be the price many manufacturers are placing on their more advanced flash modifiers, so this sits in the same range as several items from the likes of Lastolite, Interfit and Honl. It's cheaper than the Gary Fong Lightsphere with Grid, but its effect is more concentrated. At £24 Honl's grid is less expensive, but is just for one angle, like the Interfit Strobie Honeycomb and Flex mount, so the Rogue with its three angle grid combination is in a league of its own.
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Despite the fiddly Bezel attachment and possibility of unaligned direction I like the look and feel of the Rogue 3-in-1 Honeycomb. It's solid and you know it's not going to break so can throw it in the bag with confidence. I personally don't like the such concentrated spot that the combined pair (and occasionally the 25 degree grid alone) give for direct flash, but the 45 degree grid is pleasing. I do prefer the output from the Gary Fong product, but it's bulky and the compact nature is where this one really shines, along with the fact you can position its spot on the subject anywhere in the frame.
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The ongoing series "Bill Moyers on Faith and Reason" on Public Broadcasting Service has demonstrated the difficulties of treating heavy religious substance on TV, perhaps especially on public TV.
Inevitably, such a theme produced earnest "talking heads" with abstract comments. PBS' 2004 "The Question of God" overcame this with dramatizations from the lives of a celebrity atheist, psychiatrist Sigmund Freud, and atheist-turned-Christian C.S. Lewis, the great Oxbridge literary scholar.
That PBS production had a different problem: posing challenges to God minus answers, even though Lewis provided plenty of them and host Armand Nicholi, a Harvard psychiatrist, was a believer. Sometimes, PBS' treatments of the Bible also favor skeptics and liberals over moderates and conservatives.
Moyers, an intelligent and influential telecaster, found some varied voices for his 1996 series on the Book of Genesis. But this latest outing, featuring participants in the PEN authors' alliance, shied away from intelligent, orthodox believers in God who embrace the heritage of church, synagogue or mosque.
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Rutgers philosopher Colin McGinn, another dedicated atheist, who once told the BBC "it's a bad idea to believe in God."
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David Grossman, the sort of Jew who believes Israel perennially favors "the way to violence."
Mary Gordon, the type of Roman Catholic who dislikes her church, rejects dogma and thinks "it's very hard to believe that there is a personal God looking out for us."
Richard Rodriguez, writer and PBS essayist, whose Catholic identity is complicated by his gay identity.
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"People who think they know the mind of God don't want to listen to people who think that maybe we can't know the mind of God," he asserted.
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Moyers responded: "In this country today, religion is the continuation of politics by other means. We have a political religion which has become an instrument of combat, political combat." He desires instead a nation where "we don't bring religion to the settlement of our political differences."
Moyers: "Isn't the problem that when you have any group of people who invoke God's word as delivered by God, it's almost impossible to have a political discussion with them."
Rushdie: "Yes."
Would Moyers similarly suppress his fellow liberal Protestants, who perennially claim divine sanction for their politicking? The question never arises.
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What's butchers' wax?
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January 9, 2003, 02:07 PM
Johnsons paste? You mean the floor stuff, right? My God, my first wife waxed our '72 Camaro with that stuff once. It'll definitely inhibit rust...and scratches and rock chips and other wax and sitting on the hood...
Course, it took her 4 days to actually rub it out to find any of the rest out. :D
January 9, 2003, 02:38 PM
Only thing that comes to mind is Beeswax . Don't know if they still do, but butcher's used to lubricate saw blades before sawing ,frozen,meat and such . I recall it being referred to as "butcher's wax".
Its the honey colored hard stuff one sees in a sewing/fabric shop, lubes needles.
I've used it to lube itty bitty twist drills and burs.
Sno-Seal (tm) is another form used on leather boots.
Johnson Paste Wax
may be old school, but has been used for a long time for guns, including wood stocks.
January 9, 2003, 03:20 PM
I actually just waxed my car with it. (Just had it painted). Waxed the front half one day and the back half the next. Hella work but man what shine and protection. And no abrasives to dull your new paint.
I wouldn't use beeswax on guns because of the possibility of it containing or trapping moisture, but I hadn't read the post below either. Johnson's is petroleum based and I presume it will displace any moisture on the metal when applied.
Note that you can put on as thick a coat of Johnson's as you want and you don't have to buff it to a perfect gloss for protection.
Dave P
January 9, 2003, 04:45 PM
Butcher Wax (http://home.attbi.com/~bberickson/wax.html)
I use this stuff a lot for the wood on my rifles. Nice shine, with a fairly non-slip surface. I have also used it for rust protection on knives - I think it worked OK.
Ed Brunner
January 9, 2003, 05:01 PM
I use Johnsons paste wax on stocks mostly. I have waxed an entire rifle used in foul weather and had good results.
Here is another excellent wax: Reaissance Wax.
January 9, 2003, 05:20 PM
So you can use Johnson't Paste Wax on your cars as well as your guns?:confused:
ed dixon
January 9, 2003, 07:12 PM
My only hands-on experience with BW is when I got a shotgun back after having it reblued. The smith told me he'd coated it in the stuff, and I figured it was something a lot of people might use but that I'd never heard of. I quess maybe this is a deeper trade secret than I thought.
January 9, 2003, 07:57 PM
Is the Butcher's Wax similar to Johnson' paste wax?
From the link it reads as if they share the same uses. Maybe a regional familiarity?? Never seen BW here, grew up with Johnson's.
Standing Wolf
January 9, 2003, 09:58 PM
I use Johnson's paste wax on furniture with good results, but didn't know it could be used on metal. Hmmmmmmm...!
Robby from Long Island
January 10, 2003, 12:06 AM
I used Butchers Wax on the stock of my first rifle, a Remington Varmint Special. The only real problem I encountered was when it got into the checkering it was very difficult to remove and as a result actually clogged up the checkering to some extent with dry wax.
I then started using a product called "Scotts Liquid Gold". It kept my wood stocked guns looking brand new as well as the metal parts and I have never used anything since. It works on oil finishes as well as urethane.
Safe shooting.
January 10, 2003, 03:46 PM
You can wax your car with Johnson's, but I wouldn't try it all in one day. After it sets up you REALLY have to buff the wax, not just rub off the residue.
I think the deal is it doesn't get shiny until the friction from the buffing heats the wax enough to leave a shiny surface.
It's floor wax, so should last a long time on a car. Widely recommended for use on guns or any wood or metal surface that needs protection.
4v50 Gary
January 10, 2003, 04:00 PM
Pure beeswax (without the chemical or petroleum additives) is one of the best products you can use.
January 11, 2003, 12:01 AM
I use the beeswax on my boots but I am gonna give the Johnson's wax a try on my car.
January 12, 2003, 09:02 AM
Expand on this wax a bit if you will please.
Reason I ask is that I used a pure beeswax for lubrication of fine drills, burs, gravers, etc. Specially designed for a particular industry, some on eremind you of dental tools.
Due to friction , heat would allow to liquify naturally. I have been known to lightly heat by flaming torch and use this way also.
Protected the metal and increased life of tool. I also used on wooden handles of and tools, protected wood, easier on hand. Note: not slick or tacky affecting grip more user friendly and protected wood.
I like using beeswax, used since a wee lad, some of these tools expensive...still have alot of service life left.
Though not in that business anymore , still have the tools. Actually mine are old, but far better than new ones made today.
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Árd Fhíonáin
Ardfinnan castle
|Coordinates: 52°18′35″N 7°53′07″W / 52.30974°N 7.88517°WCoordinates: 52°18′35″N 7°53′07″W / 52.30974°N 7.88517°W
|County Tipperary
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Ardfinnan (Irish: Ard Fhíonáin, meaning "Fíonáin's height") is a small village in County Tipperary in Ireland. It is situated on the River Suir and R665 regional road. The parish of Ardfinnan is made up of three areas: Ardfinnan, Ballybacon, and Grange. It is in the barony of Iffa and Offa West. The village is located 14 kilometres from the town of Clonmel and six miles from the town of Cahir via the R670 road. The population of the village is approximately 1000 people.
During the week it is served five times a day in each direction by Bus Éireann route 245 linking it to Clonmel, Mitchelstown, Fermoy and Cork. At the weekend there are three buses each way.
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The most prominent feature of the village is Ardfinnan Castle which was built by King John around 1186 to guard the river crossing. The 14 arch bridge was started soon after the castle was completed. The castle has a long and varied history of owners, and is inhabited to the present, but it is not open to the public.
The Ardfinnan Woollen Mill which is situated beside the bridge was established in 1869. The mill trading under Mulcahy, Redmond and Co. produced tweeds, serges, friezes, blankets, flannels, shawls and rugs. Around 100 people were employed at the Mill and during the 2nd World War the mill produced army uniforms. At its peak it employed 200 people, it closed in 1973.
- Ballybacon-Grange GAA is the local Gaelic Athletic Association hurling club.
- Ardfinnan GAA is the local Gaelic Athletic Association Gaelic football club. They were Tipperary county Gaelic football champions in 2005.
Ardfinnan Anglers have cover of approximately 15 km of river bank on the river Suir. Brown trout and Salmon can be caught in these waters. The river banks are maintained annually by club members who perform the work voluntarily before the season kicks off. Most parts of the river banks have plenty of room for Fly Fishing. The stretch of river has some shallow runs but the majority of the river is deep and would not be suitable for wading.