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A bank robbery trial scheduled for this week has been delayed.
Tyrone Ellison is charged with robbing the Sun Trust Bank at 8610 Dorchester Road on April 1, 2013. That was the case that was to begin Monday.
But hes also accused of going back to rob the same bank, with two accomplices, on July 1, 2013.
In that incident, fleeing robbers crashed into an SUV at S.C. 61 and Campbell Road, sending a Ridgeville couple to the hospital.
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2 Chainz and Fucked Up played a free show at the Ogden Theatre on Thursday night, uniting fans of two genres that usually don't cross-pollinate.
2 Chainz and Fucked Up played a free show at the Ogden Theatre on Thursday night, uniting fans of two genres that usually don't cross-pollinate.
Sunday marked the farewell show at the famous Brooklyn DIY venue 285 Kent. The 350-capacity, professionally run, underground venue had become a staple in the Brooklyn music scene and its final lineup included Fucked Up, DIIV, White Lung and more.
There are a lot of dumb New Years resolutions being forgotten already, but if one of yours is to thrash as hard as humanly possible in 2014, you might be in luck.
The full Primavera Sound Festival lineup has been announced and includes a second announced date by the recently reunited Postal Service and the third 2013 date for Phoenix.
All week long we're looking back at the year in music. Here's a look at the best albums of the year, from the ears of select Reverb writers and photographers.
There's no doubt that list-making in music criticism has gotten a little bit out of control. (If you have any doubt, check out Largehearted Boy's aggregation of the end-of-year lists for 2010 here.) Still, what's a better vessel for letting someone know of a few albums he/she should check out than putting them in a list?
Sometimes in the music world, the stars align and the people are blessed. Last week's concert lineup in Denver was a veritable smorgasbord for the ears: From Yeasayer and White Denim to the Dodos and Sleigh Bells, the days — Calvin and Hobbes would've been proud — were just packed.
Anyone who missed Tuesday night's Fucked Up show passed up one of the most entertaining, high-energy and just plain fun shows the Larimer Lounge has had to offer this year.
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Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly ski hotel with a restaurant
Conveniently located near the ski slopes, this Saint-Sauveur hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Les Factories Vallee Saint-Sauveur, Laurentian Ski Museum, and Theatre Saint Sauveur. Mont Saint-Sauveur and Mont Olympia are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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After a day on the slopes, return to Hôtel Le Versailles to dine at the restaurant, drink at the bar/lounge, and take a dip in an indoor pool.
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Hôtel Le Versailles50 Rue Principale Saint-Sauveur QC J0R 1R6
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After a day on the snow, enjoy a swim in the indoor swimming pool or use the hotel's other facilities, which include a fitness center. At the end of the day, order après-ski drinks at the hotel's bar.
The hotel offers a restaurant. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Hôtel Le Versailles is a smoke-free property.
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Elevator/lift
- Fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
- One meeting room
- Multilingual staff
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Restaurant
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Indoor pool
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- Family Hotel
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
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Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, RV, bus, truck parking
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- Fireplace
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
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- Private bathroom
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Full breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Hôtel Le Versailles has a restaurant on site.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool and a fitness center.
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Private Practice TV News
Benjamin Bratt is coming to Private Practice and sticking around. The actor is joining the cast as a series regular.
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Private Practice is saying farewell to original cast member Audra McDonald after the current fourth season concludes.
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Sunny weather, warm soil — spring is here.
With the arrival of spring also comes the hatching of grasshoppers.
Some areas of Nebraska are at high risk for serious grasshopper infestations this year, based on the 2012 fall adult grasshopper surveys conducted by the Animal Plant Health Inspection Service.
The number of adult grasshoppers last year is an indicator of the number of eggs laid in the fall, which is the overwintering stage of most grasshopper species.
Due to this potential threat, ranchers and landowners of rangeland in these high risk areas should be prepared to monitor the possible build-up of grasshoppers during May and June.
Not sure if grasshoppers are a potential problem?
Check out the UNL Grasshopper website at entomology.unl.edu/grasshoppers/. Scroll down to "Nebraska Rangeland Grasshopper Hazard Map 2013" or go to go.unl.edu/d48.
Red areas are counts over 15 grasshoppers per square yard.
Ranchers should be watching now for nymphs, or baby grasshoppers.
For the most bang for your buck, insecticides usually should be applied around the second week of June, when grasshoppers are in the 3rd instar, before they develop wings. If the grasshoppers are flying, you are too late to spray.
Who has time to spray grasshoppers when producers are busy with calving, planting, brandings, and turning out to pasture?
If grasshopper counts are large enough, you do.
Grasshoppers eat 100 percent of their body weight, so an acre with 18 grasshoppers/square yard is equal to increasing the stocking rate by 50 percent.
Combine that with drought, and you will be running out of grass fast.
If a large area is infested, farmers and ranchers can set up large blocks to spray that helps reduce aerial application costs. Knowing when to spray — what instar the grasshoppers are — and what to spray — Dimilin is very effective, but some counties cannot spray due to the presence of the endangered American Burying Beetle — are key.
Dave Boxler, a UNL entomology educator, has worked with and researched grasshoppers for years.
"Knowing when and what to spray is critical," says Boxler.
He recalls a producer with high grasshopper counts who wanted to spray in June.
However, after surveying the numbers and nymph stage in April, Boxler discovered they were working with a whole different species.
Bandwings were predominant and bandwings overwinter as nymphs.
If the producer would have waited to spray in June, the bandwings would have been mature.
Time, pesticide, and money would have been wasted. Instead, the producer was able to spray in April and reduce grasshopper numbers.
If landowners or livestock producers are considering applying an insecticide to control grasshoppers and might be close to the American Burying Beetle Cautionary Zone, they need to check the label of the product they plan to apply.
More than likely the insecticide label will direct the person to the www.epa.gov/espp/bulletins.htm.
You are required to follow the pesticide use limitations found in the Bulletin for your county, pesticide active ingredient, and application month.
The EPA's Bulletins contain the following information:
— Map of the county to which it applies
— Description of the species being protected
— Pesticides of concern
— Pesticide use limitations
— Month for which the Bulletin is valid
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Hotel Novotel Cairns Oasis Resort
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Relax in tropical 4-star comfort at Novotel Cairns Oasis Resort hotel, five minutes' walk from the esplanade. Your airy modern room's balcony overlooking the lagoon pool or the lush gardens is the perfect private space to unwind. With the swim-up Aqua Bar and the pool's white sand beach, both kids and adults have fun at Novotel.
ef Casino and a wide variety of restaurants, bars and shops. Guests can relax by the pool, wander the lush tropical gardens, or head out to discover Cairns. Numerous tours go out to the Great Barrier Reef, the Daintree Rainforest and the hinterland. Located in sunny Cairns, Novotel Cairns Oasis Resort is an excellent option for both business and leisure travellers. Guests staying at this impressive Cairns resort are within easy reach of many of Cairns' top attractions, including the Esplanade, the Re
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Offering bright, spacious accommodation, guest rooms at Novotel Cairns Oasis Resort offer guests a place to relax, unwind and recharge. Guests searching for Cairns hotels can find a range of accommodation options at this spectacular hotel, including suites and guest rooms. Each option has its own private balcony or terrace, with views overlooking the lagoon pool, the hotel's tropical gardens or Cairns city. Rooms also feature air conditioning, a work desk, a safe, a minibar, and a TV with cable channels.
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Large and well designed, the Suite includes a separate lounge and bathroom. It offers unbeatable facilities including a balcony and a spa. Up to 2 adults and 2 children.
A modern, spacious room with one king bed or two doubles, plus modern decor, ergonomic comfort, high-end facilities and a balcony overlooking the pool. Up to 2 adults and 2 children.
Mizuna Restaurant offers hotel guests and city clientele a refreshingly different perspective on modern À la carte dining. Mizuna Restaurant at Novotel Cairns Oasis Resort is the ideal choice for breakfast and dinner
Aqua Bar is the swim-up pool bar offering light snacks and cocktails and is open daily (weather permitting).
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Republican Sen. John Boozman is to be in Fort Smith for two events.
Boozman is to tour Fort Smith Emergency Medical Services starting at 1:15 p.m. Tuesday and is to take part in the dedication of the Sebastian County Emergency Management and Public Safety Facility starting at 4 p.m.
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|Assistant County Attorney Valda Clark Christian read the title of the foregoing discussion item into the record. Commissioner Heyman provided a brief overview of the intent of the foregoing item. Commissioner Sosa recommended this item be deferred to the next Committee meeting since the department director was not able to attend and needed to be aware of these important issues being presented. Commissioner Heyman advised that she had spoken with the director, who was indeed aware of this issue. She noted other departmental representatives were present today as well as individuals from the public concerning this matter. She requested the Committee proceed with this presentation today. Ms. Debbie Grant, Commander, Miami-Dade Food Services Bureau, appeared before the Committee and provided an overview of the concerns her agency was dealing with. She noted she had met with past and current directors of the Corrections Department regarding their concerns. She pointed out issues concerning the infrastructure, old equipment, and other problems existing in the various corrections' kitchen facilities, which had been cited by the Department of Health for violations during inspections. Ms. Grant gave a detailed description of the services provided by the Food Service Bureau and presented a PowerPoint presentation. Commissioner Heyman thanked Ms. Grant for her presentation and acknowledged her efforts to maximize the delivery of services with efficiency and at a cost savings. 1D4 Assistant County Attorney Valda Clark Christian read the title of the foregoing discussion item into the record. Commissioner Moss provided a brief overview of the foregoing discussion item and noted a potential ordinance coming forth that concerned this matter. He pointed out that the City of Miami Beach Fire Department's interest in contracting services from the Town of Surfside was a source of major concern for the union. Commissioner Sosa noted the importance of this issue as it related to the protection and safety of the residents of Miami-Dade County. She stated the public's safety was the Commission's responsibility and when a fragmentation in public safety existed, the public was not protected. Mr. Herminio Lorenzo, Director, Miami-Dade Fire Rescue (MDFR), responded to Commissioner Sosa's inquiry regarding the placement of a fire station in the Town of Surfside. He advised that after six years, the MDFR had identified property adjacent to the Surfside City Hall facility suitable for a fire station. While in the process of negotiating the purchase, he noted the department was informed that the City of Miami Beach was providing quotes to various municipalities in the area to provide them with municipal services. Chief Lorenzo noted he attended the Surfside City Commission meeting where the City of Miami Beach presented a formal proposal to provide the Town of Surfside with fire rescue protection via a rescue unit part-time, at half the cost they were currently paying into the District. He summarized the discussion held regarding this matter. He stated that the aspects of the mutual aid agreements would be revisited and recommendations would be presented to the Commission. He advised that he had met with the Mayor and City Manager of the Town of Surfside to discuss these and other public safety issues. Commissioner Gimenez spoke in support of the forthcoming ordinance and noted a policy establishing equilibrium was needed to set boundaries. He noted he would like to co-sponsor Chairman Moss' ordinance when brought forth. . Commissioner Heyman spoke in support of the potential ordinance and stated she too would like to be listed as a co-sponsor of Chairman Moss' ordinance. She concurred with Chief Lorenzo's comment regarding the potential for cherry-picking practices in this matter. Commissioner Heyman recommended fire and rescue services be regionalized. Commissioner Sosa noted she would like to be added as a co-sponsor whenever Commissioner Moss' ordinance came forward. She asked that if a public safety task force was required that she be designated to initiate those efforts Commissioner Moss asked Assistant County Attorney Valda Christian to prepare a written proposal for presentation at the May 17th Committee meeting and to also present this proposal for discussion the League of Cities before the May 17th meeting. Assistant County Manager Hudak clarified that the item would appear for first reading at the appropriate Commission meeting, then it would come back to the Committee for public hearing; at which time the municipalities would be notified. Chairman Moss announced that the dedication of the County's "Fire Boat" would be held tomorrow (4/13) in the Town of Surfside and congratulated Chief Lorenzo on this accomplishment.
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Edwin Arthur Schmeeckle
Edwin Arthur Schmeeckle, 70, of Gothenburg, Neb., passed away October 27, 2013 at Hilltop Estates in Gothenburg, Neb.
He was born September 7, 1943 in Lexington, Neb., son of Clarence and Marcia (Fleharty) Schmeeckle.
Ed Joined the U.S. Air Force on April 2, 1964, and was honorable discharged with the rank of Sergeant on April 1, 1968.
On September 15, 1969, Ed married Connie Jensen in Reno, Nevada. This union was blessed with two sons, John D. and Alan P.
In 1970 Ed opened the Conoco station which he ran until 1973. In 1973 he opened his own truck and trailer sales business, Schmeeckle's Repair. In the 1980s Gothenburg Truck and Equipment was created and is currently under T.E.S. for Truck and Equipment Sales.
Ed was an active member of the NHRA for many years, and was known to all his racing friends as Fast Ed. He was able to make his last run on September 7, 2013.
Surviving are wife, Connie Schmeeckle of Gothenburg, Neb.; sons, John D. (Jill) Schmeeckle, and Alan P. (Lynette) Schmeeckle, both of Gothenburg, Neb.; brothers, Gary Schmeeckle of Powell, Wyo.; Carl (June) Schmeeckle of Gothenburg, Neb.; six grandchildren, and a host of extended family and friends.
Edwin was preceded in death by his parents, Clarence and Marcia Schmeeckle; and brother, Dale Schmeeckle.
Services were held November 2, 2013, at American Lutheran Church in Gothenburg, Neb. Interment will take place at a later date, in the Fort McPherson National Cemetery, Maxwell, Neb.
Memorials may be given to the Racers for Christ or Donor's Choice. ❖
George E. Hartman Jr.
George E. Hartman Jr., 79, of Paxton, Neb., passed away November 3, 2013, at Great Plains Regional Medical Center in North Platte, Neb.
He was born October 5, 1934 in Sutherland, Neb., the son of George and Helen Hartman.
George grew up on the farm near Paxton and graduated from Paxton High School in 1952 where he lettered in all sports. He then attended the University of Nebraska in Lincoln where he earned a Bachelor's Degree in Agriculture.
In 1957 George married H. Emily Hemphill. The couple moved to the family farm in 1959 after a year and a half in O'Neill, Neb., where George served as Assistant County Agent. They lived on the family farm near Paxton ever since.
George was very proud of his cattle operation and registered Hereford cows. He was also a licensed real estate broker, appraiser and auctioneer. George worked part time for the University of Nebraska demonstrating Agent software to farmers. This was one of the first software packages designed for agriculture finance and was so pioneering that George was featured in National Geographic magazine. At the auctions, he enjoyed entertaining the crowds with his auctioneer song prior to starting the sale.
He was a lifelong confirmed member of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church and served on the church council and taught Sunday school and confirmation classes.
He was also very community minded and helped with events and fund raisers. George loved attending Paxton High School sporting events and was an avid Husker fan. Golfing became a passion and he loved to play with his family and friends at the Sutherland Course. After retirement George was a substitute teacher for Paxton and Sutherland high schools. He especially enjoyed working with young people and teaching the subjects as well as providing valuable life lessons to his students.
Survivors include his wife Emily Hartman of 56 years, two sons: John (Kathy) Hartman of Phillips, Neb., and Kirk (Linda) Hartman of Lincoln, Neb., Also four grandchildren: Ryan Hartman of Parker, Colo., Nathan (Bobbi) Hartman of Columbus, Neb., and Megan Hartman and Cole Hartman, both of Lincoln, Neb., and one great-grandson Brooks George Hartman of Columbus, Neb.
Preceding him in death were his parents and two sisters Marge Hatheway and Jerry Price.
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Maggio drammatico
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Literally, "plays of May" the Maggio drammatico refers to medieval musical and dramatic rituals at planting time in central Italy, typical of many agrarian societies. Their origins, however, are certainly prehistoric. In the case of these central Italian rituals, the combination of song, text and drama has been speculated to be one of the origins of Italian opera, born in the workshops of the Florentine Camerata.
Tullia Magrini (ed.) Il maggio drammatico: una tradizione di teatro in musica. Bo: Edizioni Analisi, 1992;
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For Turlock High's Mitchell Pryschuk baseball is not just a game, it is a way of life.
Cassie Balswick of Turlock Christian is a unique student athlete.
"We upset Escalon."
The Pitman Pride girls soccer team had a crazy turn of events in their final regular season win.
Turlock and Pitman baseball had opposite years when comparing their preseason and league-play.
Turlock and Pitman boys' golf tied for fourth at the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Divisional tournament on Monday with a score of 435 at Elk Horn in Stockton.
The Turlock High varsity baseball team claimed the 2016 Central California Conference title after a 5-2 win at home on Thursday that was highlighted by an entire team effort including starting pitcher Landon Curtis who tossed a complete game, allowing just a pair of runs on seven hits while striking out four.
Things are starting to shape up for Pitman baseball which had a rollercoaster of a year, especially after a bumpy beginning to league that nearly saw the Pride missing the preseason.
Hilmar baseball clinched a playoff berth on Thursday after topping Modesto Christian in a 10-0 mercy-rule win on senior night.
The Turlock Christian varsity baseball team is still not out of playoff contention, even after getting blanked 5-0 by Venture Academy on Tuesday in the team's final home game of the season.
Turlock High varsity boys golf team won the Central California Conference tournament on Monday at Pheasant Run after the team, which was led by sophomore Connor Old's best score the day at 75, shot a combined 393.
The Pitman varsity girls swim team are the Central California Conference champions for the fifth time in school history after coming away with a victory in Saturday's league meet. The Pitman boys ended with a third place result.
Delhi and Denair High tennis teams both fared well on Friday in the final day of the Southern Athletic League co-ed tennis championship.
Turlock baseball avoided a three-game sweep on Friday, beating Pitman 9-7 in a dramatic ending at Pitman High.
Pitman and Turlock track and field teams had one last meet to make their mark in the Central California Conference Center and decide the winners of the 2016 season.
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The Turlock High Bulldogs knew what they were up against on Friday as they faced the Modesto High Panthers.
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Two new directors, Anthony Emmons and Alton Thibodeaux, were welcomed to the board of Fire District No. 9 by Chairman and Fire Chief Lee Herbert Monday night.
The election of board officers was among one of the new directors' first actions.
Hebert was re-elected chairman, while Phil Hebert was renamed vice-chairman. Anthony Emmons was named secretary and the post of treasurer was postponed until a future meeting.
Under old business, Chairman Hebert detailed a list of equipment needs the district most likely will purchase when the current bond is paid off in March.
The list includes a new 75 foot ladder aerial truck, a new light rescue truck, a new pumper truck to replace a 1985 model, a one-ton dual truck with a flatbed, and the replacement of six damaged firefighting gear.
Hebert estimated the equipment might cost in the range of $700,000 to $800,000, with the aerial ladder truck alone costing $400,000.
In other action, directors approved rewarding 17 firemen who have completed 24 hours of required training each with a $125 gift certificate to a Lafayette store that specializes in firefighting and law enforcement supplies.
Directors also approved the purchase of DVD training materials costing approximately $3,000.
Chairman Hebert also announced the volunteer firemen's association has agreed to oversee rental of the fire hall to its members. A $50 cleaning fee will be imposed, and a $150 fee charged for a second rental by the same volunteer fireman.
Hebert also reported the district has received its first payment of 2010 taxes in the amount of $24,432.50.
He said the Acadia Parish Fire Association is still awaiting news on its grant application to purchase new radio equipment for the parish's fire departments. If the grant application is denied, Hebert projected it would cost the Rayne district approximately $50,000 to acquire the radio equipment.


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Baby Gabriel Mom Elizabeth Johnson Found Guilty of Three Charges, but Not Kidnapping
Nearly three years after 8-month-old Gabriel Johnson was reported missing, the boy's mother, Elizabeth Johnson, was not found guilty of kidnapping. However, a jury did find her guilty of unlawful imprisonment and two custodial-interference charges.
The kidnapping charge is the one that Johnson's attorney really fought -- it could have landed Johnson in prison for more than two decades.
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Johnson's attorney, Marc Victor -- who's also running as a Libertarian for U.S. Senate, against Jeff Flake and Richard Carmona -- faced a seemingly impossible task in defending his client.
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Victor, who didn't call any witnesses during the trial, attempted to explain the situation to the jury in his closing arguments -- yes, Gabriel is still missing. Yes, the jurors probably hate Johnson, and yes, she's a liar.
However, Victor was trying to pound it into the jury's head that they really only needed to decide one thing -- whether Johnson committed the act of kidnapping.
Prosecutors did spend a good amount of time pretty much painting Johnson as a heartless monster, like their repeated references to the text messages Johnson sent claiming that she'd killed Gabriel. Again, Victor wanted to talk kidnapping.
Victor didn't really contest the custodial-interference charges, but offered a few defenses on the kidnapping charge. Since prosecutors don't know what happened to Gabriel, Victor brought up scenarios that he said didn't amount to kidnapping.
Indeed, the jury appeared to agree. The judge explained that the jury could not decide on the kidnapping charge, but did agree to find Johnson guilty of unlawful imprisonment.
The unlawful imprisonment charge she was convicted on is classified as a domestic-violence charge, which means there could be a possibility that Johnson won't have to serve any more jail time, since she's been jailed since early 2010.
Immediately after the verdict was read, the "aggravation phase" began, which can affect the sentence Johnson receives. We'll keep you posted on the details.
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RE: I. W. Peavy
Apparent that I have been looking at that same posting and not realizing they have not been proved out. Our family branch spoke of the connection with William the conqueror. It sounds as if a number of people poured resources in to research and I would have no idea as how to do. I am still working and my genealogy has been on and off over the years. I am considering doing the DNA testing which could produce answers or maybe more questions! Has anyone in your branch done the DNA study?
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Hello, Lettie, Yes I descend from Ichabod of birth 1820. I used to travel for work in northern Illinois and have been to Horatio and Nehemiah grave down by Sycamore. I grew up in Vernon county Wisconsin where generations of my family are from. So we are related! Have you looked back to our Viking heritage?
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Hello, Lettie, Curious are you a descendant of I. W. Peavy? He would be my maternal GG Grandfather.
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Unless Janice Mancini is over 100 years old these cannot be very close relatives. I wrote a "strongly worded" email to email@example.com.**just an example**
If I posted a memorial for a relative of yours and used the name on the DC, and it was incorrect. I would expect you to contact me and tell me the correct name, since you would have personal knowledge. Then I could correct the name, and make a notation on the memorial re: your input..
NOT to blatantly post a duplicate
NOT to remove my memorial, as it was posted first. I don't know what's going on, BUT... as we can see,
It's pretty easy to ruin a good thing.
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It can be very frustrating! How could she have your older memorial removed?
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Hi Lettie, thanks for your findagrave work. You did the memorials for John Edmund Elliott & wife Susan Helena "Lena" (Mills) Elliott, plus 4 of their children: Nora H., J. Jared, Edmund P., & Eula (Elliott) Schouten, all in Walnut Grove. I need two more Elliotts. 1900 Census, "Lena" enumerated to 8 births, 5 living, and in 1910, to 8 births, 4 living - that last one would be Edmund P, d. 1902. There are two unconnected Elliotts in Walnut Grove: Louie Hampton Elliott, b. unk, d. unk, and (your memorial) Lena S. Elliott, b.unk, d. unk. Any chance Louie and Lena S. are buried with the John Edmund Elliott family?
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Thank you for your kindness in photographing and posting the tombstone for Kathryn Briegleb Jeffries and Carl Jeffries. Just wanted you to know Carl is NOT interred in Missouri. He remarried after losing dear Kathryn and was eventually buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, Shawano County, Shawano, Wisconsin. Long story, but these were my grandparents, and I am certain of my facts. Not sure that makes any difference in your entry, but if anyone is looking for Carl's final resting place, they won't find him in St. Clair. Please let me know if there's any other info you'd like. I'm more than happy to share what little I know of the family.
Thanks again!
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RE: Ruth Emery
Although her social security death index and Washington state death index list dates of birth with no location, I have often seen this when those are "unknown" by the reporter. The 1930 US Census has her listed in Hoquiam with a birth place as Canada (English) and an arrival date TO the US in 1926. She is listed with father Roscoe A Burgess, mother Jemima Burgess, older brothers Lester D and Arthur C, and younger brothers Ralph S, all of which are also listed as birthplace Canada (English). If she was born in 1916, this would have made her about 10 when they came to the states. In Canada they also have 10-yr censuses but on the years ending in 1. So there is a corresponding census I have found in 1921 listing her in St. George Parrish, Charlotte, New Brunswick, Canada, with her father Roscoe Burgess, mother Jeanna (clearly one of these censuses is a misspelling) Burgess, and older brothers Morris, Lester, and Arthur. New Brunswick is listed as her birthplace in this census, so we can now be even more specific in updating her Find A Grave memorial. 🙂 Although Morris is not listed in the 1930 census with the family, it is likely because he had his own property and possibly even own family by this time.
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Thank-you for adding it Lettie. I appreciate it.
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Brazil striker Fred defended his actions that led to the controversial penalty in the World Cup opener against Croatia, saying he was clearly fouled.
Speaking publicly for the first time after Brazil's 3-1 win over Croatia on Thursday in Sao Paulo, Fred came to the defense of Japanese referee Yuichi Nishimura.
"It was a clear penalty," Fred said in a video released by the Brazilian football federation on Friday. "There is no such thing as more penalty or less penalty."
Replays showed there was minimal contact by the Croatian defender before Fred fell, but Nishimura made the call and Neymar converted the 71st-minute penalty to break a 1-1 deadlock and send Brazil on its way to victory.
The Croatians were furious with the decision and said it helped decide the match. Coach Niko Kovac described it as "a robbery" and said the "the whole world saw the big mistake" by the referee. He said that "if that was a penalty, we should be playing basketball. Those kinds of fouls are penalized there."
Suarez could sit: Uruguay coach Oscar Tabarez is still unsure whether Luis Suarez will play in the team's World Cup opener against Costa Rica on Saturday, despite the striker joining in regular training for the first time since a knee operation.
The Uruguayans would start with forwards Edinson Cavani and veteran Diego Forlan, he said, if Suarez hadn't fully recovered.
"We are increasing (Suarez's) pace of recovery and up until now there have been no glitches," Tabarez said Friday.
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Greetings fellow Theme Thursday members. Have you ever felt left out of the loop? Nobody would talk to you or keep you updated on anything? Have you ever tried to make an impression on anyone (your boss, that little red-haired girl, realtives, etc.)? If not then here's your chance to make an impression (or not; it's all in good fun). You can also say you felt good doing it, as these are the two (that's right..two) topics of this week's Theme Thursday; IMPRESSION and FELT; both as suggested by this week's host (drum roll please....) JASMINE! (applause, applause!) This is a first for Theme Thursday but I don't expect it to be a regular thing; just trying something a bit different and not really making an impression. I just felt it was time, heh, heh...
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1000 lashes -NOT THE THEME
I accept 1000 lashes for mixing up who suggested polka dots as the 1.07.2010 theme..... please forgive me siobhan! if there is any ire out there, I guess it should have been directed to holly or me since I screwed up....but really only praise is to be given, contrary to many players (initial) expectations the theme ROCKED!! thank you holly and forgive me siobhan (and forgive me holly!) shit, just get out the noodles and be done with it.
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Saturday, January 2, 2010
Thursday, January 7, 2010 - polka dots
Yes, you are seeing spots, or more accurately polka dots!
Or, that could be
This week's theme is courtesy of Siobhan
Or, that could be
This week's theme is courtesy of Siobhan
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Police responded to a female screaming for help on Timber Lane in Summerville April 17, to find a 26-year-old woman who said she was cooking dinner when she heard her front door open and four black males entered her apartment, according to the police report.
One held her down with a gun to her head while the others rummaged through her apartment. All were carrying black handguns, according to the victim.
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Corporate venture capital, a potential driver of Thai startups
Corporate venture capital (CVC) is a practice where a big company invests in external startups to complement strategically to the business of the company. Notable global companies that have corporate venture capital funds include big names such as Intel, Google, Cisco, Microsoft, Yahoo, Foxconn, to name a few. I strongly believe that CVC is the form of funding that will be most influential in the early formation of Thailand startup ecosystem.
CVC can be considered a subset of venture capital. But it is different from traditional VCs, which are managed by investment management companies whose primary goal is to maximize the financial return on the investment. On the other hand, CVCs usually place as much emphasis on the strategic returns as on the financial returns and therefore operate quite differently from traditional VCs.
To put into perspective, Silicon Valley was in fact started by funding from CVC, not the traditional VC. The widely-accepted first venture-backed startup in Silicon Valley, Fairchild Semiconductor, was funded by a corporation named Fairchild Camera and Instrument. Traditional VCs were not yet born at the time, at least in Silicon Valley.
After a series of success of Fairchild Semiconductor, followed by various other startups formed by its veterans, including Intel, traditional VCs emerged as a powerful force that drove the creation of the Silicon Valley as we know it today. But it is important to remember that the starting point was from a corporate venture capital, not the traditional VCs.
Because the interests of CVCs are both strategic and financial, they tend to operate differently from the traditional VCs. They tend to think more long-term and be more patient with the startups. They also tend to lend more management and marketing assistance to the startups they invest in to ensure their success. In a CVC deal that I know about, the investors have invested for more than 4 years without much return because they deem that startup to be of vital strategic importance to the company.
In Thailand, like other emerging economies, startup ecosystem generally lacks sufficient institutional infrastructure to propel startups with good products and services into success quickly. Startups in such environments operate at a handicap compared to startups in more developed ecosystem. It might be a wise idea to consider, in additional to the traditional VCs, corporate venture capital which is an alternative form of funding that might be appropriate to their situations.
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Skip to comments.WHO REALLY IS 'ANTI-CATHOLIC?'
Posted on 02/24/2010 9:36:26 AM PST by Dr. Eckleburg
Back in one my old philosophy classes I recall lengthy discussions as to the relationship between names and reality, and then spinning around for hours contemplating the brain teaser of what it means to "mean" something about anything. The aftermath: an entire class of young minds slipped further into skepticism, as if the reality each twenty something experienced was completely unknowable. Of course, arriving at the conclusion that ultimate reality is unknowable is... to know something about ultimate reality! Ah, the futility of the sinful mind in its continual construction of Babel towers. Without the presupposition "He is there and He is not silent" the sinful mind does what it does best: it creates a worldview that can't account for the reality it truly experiences.
Despite the aspirin needed after attending such classes, it did force me early on to think about ostensive definitions, and the carefulness with which one defines terms. With theology, correctly using terms takes on the greatest moral imperative: one is speaking about the very holy God that created the universe. Think of terms that are used to describe Biblical doctrine, like "Trinity." One is using a term to describe a collection of factual data given by the Holy Spirit. If ever one should use caution, it should be with the construction of theological terms.
Consider the designator "Catholic Church." The Westminster Confession of Faith explains, "The catholic or universal Church, which is invisible, consists of the whole number of the elect, that have been, are, or shall be gathered into one, under Christ the Head thereof; and is the spouse, the body, the fullness of Him that filleth all in all." The Belgic Confession states that one of its primary distinguishing marks is the "pure preaching of the gospel." If one were pressed to point to that vital factor placing one in the Catholic Church, it is the work of Christ and His Gospel. It is the Gospel which unites the members of the Catholic Church. It is the work of Christ, grasped onto by faith that links those in the Catholic Church together. This pure Gospel is of such importance, that the apostle Paul states if anyone (including himself) preaches another Gospel, he should be eternally condemned.
But what about throwing the word "Roman" into the the mix? The addition of one simple word adds in an ingredient that changes the taste, so to speak. In this short mp3 clip, Tim Staples touched on what "Roman Catholic Church" means. He says "Roman Catholic" has popularly and un-technically come to be synonymous with the term "Catholic". He states "Roman Catholic" popularly means "you're in union with the bishop of Rome." Recent mega-convert Francis Beckwith concurs:
One of my pet peeves is the intentional overuse of "Rome," "Roman," "Romanist," etc. by Protestant critics of Catholic theology. Here's why: the Catholic Church is a collection of many churches in communion with the Bishop of Rome. It's catechism--The Catechism of the Catholic Church--is that of all these churches that are in communion with one another and with the Supreme Pontiff, Pope Benedict XVI. The theology found in that text, therefore, is not Roman Catholic theology. It is Catholic theology. That's the way the Church understands itself. Common courtesy suggests that those who are critical of that theology summon the respect to refer to it as such"[source].
I admit that I've often equated the two terms. I've used the term "Catholic" to describe Roman Catholics. It has taken a conscious effort on my part to keep the terms distinguished. On the other hand, I'm not sure how it's possible to "overuse" the word "Roman" when referring to those who actively and overtly pledge obedience to bishop of Rome. Beckwith is basically saying "Catholic" is the property of the papacy, and they will define the parameters of the word.
Whose theological usage reflects the teaching of sacred Scripture? Is union with the bishop of Rome an element of theological data mined from the Scriptures? Hardly. It's an extra-Biblical presupposition hoisted upon the text. One has to first assume the validity of the papacy and then read it back into the sacred text. The popular definition as described by Mr. Staples and Dr. Beckwith is entirely unbiblical.
There's one other theological term being thrown around with this: anti-Catholic. Recently Roman Catholic apologist Dave Armstrong stated he "temporarily suspended [his] ongoing policy of not interacting with anti-Catholic arguments and polemics." Well, after I ceased shaking in fear over this announcement, I scrolled through Armstrong's multiple diatribes to see his precise meaning of the term "anti-Catholic." His exact formula appears to boil down to: "One who denies that the Catholic Church and its theology is properly classifiable as Christian" [source].
By applying Armstrong's standard, an Anti-Mormon would be one who denies that the Mormon church and its theology is properly classifiable as Christian. Dave would probably say it's a good thing to be anti-Mormon. So, simply using the term "anti" as Armstrong suggests is either good or bad depending on one's presuppositions. According to Dave's definition, I would say it's a good thing to be anti-Catholic in the same way Dave would probably hold it's a good thing to be anti-Mormon.
Armstong's seemingly endless qualifications and examination of the term "anti-Catholic," as well as "his own definition" provoked me to apply what has been discussed above, and consider an alternate theological definition. If "Catholic" is connected symbiotically with the Gospel, wouldn't an anti-Catholic be someone who either denies the Gospel or denies it as that which unites the people of God into the universal Church? If a particular church overtly espouses a different Gospel, according to Paul, let him be anathema. If understood this way, it would be Roman Catholics who are anti-Catholics. Their Council of Trent explicitly rejected the Gospel in an official declaration.
How does one precisely refer to those in communion with Rome and obedient to the Bishop of Rome? Contrary to Beckwith, I've seriously considered using the word "Romanist." The term describes those devoted to the papacy quite succinctly. However, I was informed by another zealous defender of the papacy that "...many non-Catholic apologists are truly bigots at heart and they use 'Roman' as a derogatory insult. Their bigotry becomes even more clear when they use Romish or Romanist." No one wants to be thought of as a bigot. However, in the same Catholic Answers broadcast cited above, Tim Staples and his co-host positively referred to themselves as "Romanists" introducing their "open forum for non-Catholics" show, in which they only take calls from those outside of their worldview. Here is the mp3 clip. Perhaps they were kidding, although it's hard to tell.
I'm tempted to simply start using the term anti-Catholic for the reasons outlined. I can think of no better theological phrase to describe those who inject obedience to the papacy into the term "Catholic Church."
LOL! You're welcome.
Honi soit qui mal y pense. :-D
Keep posting the negativity, Dr. E. You have no idea, how you turn people away FROM YOUR VIEWS and turn them toward the Catholic Church with your posts.
Can you imagine how all of you would be screaming if we Catholics had posted a thread with the title:
If you do not wish to see Religion Forum posts, do NOT use the "everything" option on the browse. Instead, browse by "News/Activism." When you log back in, the browse will reset to "everything" - so be sure to set it back to "News/Activism."
I wonder if the OP has ever started a thread, vanity or otherwise, on her own confession. So far, all I've seen are attacks on other confessions.
Discuss the issues all you want, but do not make it personal.
Excellent observation.
What I said upon your questioning: "some Catholics or some Lutherans may not be saved". I don't see the difference in your current question.
Not a Confessional Lutheran position but one that is in vogue with those who wish lay additional burdens on Christians where there is God-given liberty.
This isn't Church belief of course.
I assume you mean the Catholic Church, but it isn't in the Universal Church of the believers in Christ either.
Longer than that, none.
You didn't ask me, but had you, the answer is no.
I forgot to ask; Do Catholics teach solely from the Scriptures on this issue?
And yet it is a logical outcome of individual interpretation. XeniaST (i.e. Uri) has interpreted the bible individually and out of the context of Holy Tradition and has arrived at his conclusion and will label this as sola scriptura.
Any FREEPER could feel that their main purpose for being on FR's religion forum was to dialogue about flaws in a given group's theology . . . and as long as they remained within the posting guidelines, that's quite permitted.
PROTTYS do NOT exist on FR primarily for Papists to exercise their !!!!!CONTROL!!!!! PHREAQUE MANIPULATIONS, STANDARDS AND !!!!!DEMANDS!!!!! routinely all over the Prottys at Prottys' expense.
I encourage even the rabid cliques to GET A GRIP.
Scripture and Holy Tradition do not contradict each other (since the latter birthed the former). The arguments for the Trinity are borne out in both Scripture and Tradition. If you disregard one or the other, you will err, that is why the non-Trinitarians who reject Holy Tradition and ask "why is there no word 'Trinity' in the 'Bible'" err (of course, we could say there is no word "Bible" in the bible either, but that's arguing by their rules). Sola scriptura doesn't work.
You'll probably get stock answer #6663 . . .
That !!!!TRADITION!!!! and Scripture do not conflict . . .
though endlessly hereon, they PROVE, DAY IN AND DAY OUT, THAT THEY DO—AND HORRENDOUSLY.
How it is the logical outcome when it isn't for other 'individual interpretations'. Anecdotal evidence. 'Individual interpretation' guided the Reformers as well, do they deny the Trinity? Of course not.
will label this as sola scriptura.
He may and you might as well, but part of 'Sola Scriptura' is the recognition that the Scriptures are the last w(W)ord in deciding/defining doctrine and resolving disputes. I obviously disagree with him on this issue.
Were all doctrines of the Catholic Church decided by unanimity in Councils? If not, why not? You have Scripture and tradition.
Clearly it does.
Scripture and Holy Tradition do not contradict each other (since the latter birthed the former).
But it is OK for your doctrine to contradict or speak where Scripture is silent, IC for instance.
Protestants are continually being called bigots on the forum for simply disagreeing with the papacy.
Weve been called terrible names, some too vile to even repeat. We've been subjected to unimaginable visual assaults in the form of cat pictures. And when we respond by saying disagreement is not bigotry, we are shouted down with even nastier invectives.
Theres nothing offensive in this article. It simply points out the double-standard Rome exhibits and the kid gloves Roman Catholic apologists demand everyone wear when discussing theology with them.
I was asked why we discuss Roman Catholicism. Heres the answer...again...
1) We discuss a variety of faiths; Roman Catholicism is one of them.
2) Contrary to what some Roman Catholic apologists would like the world to believe, the papacy is very political. And this being a political forum, it is only natural conservatives would stand up and rebuke the pope's recent encyclical where he urges the formation of a "global authority" with the power of enforcement "with teeth." I bought the bound copy of the pope's encyclical and read it. It is pure socialism bordering on communism. It seeks to put the sovereignty of the United States under the control of some "global authority" with the power and purpose to regulate this country's military defense, taxation and finances, health care, social institutions, food distribution, environmental concerns and immigration policies.
If Harry Reid had written that encyclical, conservatives would be tarring and feathering the old bird. And rightly so.
3) We consider ourselves to be Christian. When Roman Catholics tell us that "Christian" means to pray to saints and to view the priest as "another Christ" and to label Mary as a "co-redeemer," we, as Christians, feel obligated by the Gospel to say "No, that is not how we have so learned Christ."
As Bible-believing Christians, we believe we have not only the joy of preaching the Gospel, but the obligation to do so with as much truth and clarity as we can muster. That does not mean we are to be intentionally offensive. But as has been shown on the forum for years, any disagreement with Rome is seen as "offensive" to some Roman Catholics.
Who to follow? God or men?
A good example of this occurred today when Alamo-Girl asked a few Roman Catholics if they considered her "anti-Catholic." And one Roman Catholic poster responded that yes, she could be viewed in some small way, as "anti-Catholic" because she said she doesn't follow the traditions of men. And the Roman Catholic took offense at this remark, believing that she was labeling his faith as "the traditions of men."
But taking a step back and really looking at A-G's response, who would disagree with A-G that it is wrong to follow the doctrines of men? She went out of her way to give an inoffensive response which simply stated her belief and yet she was still accused of being "anti-Catholic."
Doesn't it ever occur to Roman Catholics that this is the very reason why the Reformation came about? Because men disagreed with Rome's interpretation of the Scriptures and rather than work things out, Rome excommunicated/executed those who raised their voice in protest.
For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek. For therein is the righteousness of God revealed from faith to faith: as it is written, The just shall live by faith." -- Romans 1:15-17
"So, as much as in me is, I am ready to preach the Gospel to you that are at Rome also.
For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek.
For therein is the righteousness of God revealed from faith to faith: as it is written, The just shall live by faith." -- Romans 1:15-17
And UriÂel would be correct. In fact, UriÂel is quite correct.
If the Father required a Roman Catholic sense of the Trinity, it would be very specifically laid out in the Scriptures. It is *not*. The exact makeup of the Godhead is an unfathomable mystery.
UriÂel has taken nothing away from the Scriptures, nor has he added to it. He speaks the Gospel of the Risen Lord.
So? Post it. But better hurry, Festivus Quiximus is almost over
And yet there is the Father/Son/Holy Spirit all in Scripture. Divine names, divine attributes, carrying out divine works, accorded glory, honor and worship which are worthy of God alone.
Exceedingly more gentle than deserved, imho.
It usually appears to me
that the mods are pinged by the rabid cliques of the Papists because they are used to
whining, wailing, pulling on the apron strings of 'higher authority' in efforts to get other folks in as much trouble as possible.
We could be slightly charitable about that, I suppose, . . . considering how their arguments don't hold water; their demeanor is horrid; their logic is nonexistent; their Biblies & histories rubberized and shredded . . . what else do they really have but whining to authority figures?
I agree with you.
It's always been mystifying to me how my Pentecostal HOliness uncle and aunt so glibly gloss over or rationalize away all those Scriptures. Mind boggling.
You are such a loveable Brother.
A real treasure.
As far as I'm concerned, they could have a running thread going forever on that topic. Trouble is, no one would be that interested! LOL.
Like some of Biden et al's rallys . . . few folks bothered to come.
I think Prottys tend to be too straight-forward and boring for much heated debate very often. We can discuss things even fiercely and hear one another and disagree fiercely or not and go on down the street.
We don't have to maximize our bile; maximize our haughtiness; maximize our arrogance, maximize our prissy-ness, maximize our pique to feel heard and worthwhile persons and Believers. We don't have to threaten and batter everyone else into our mold.
Besides, most theological arguments are about things that are not so precisely or redundantly clear in Scripture. Reasonable people can differ even emotionally without being construed as insane.
Absolutely true. But there are also insurmountable dichotomies which can be listed, which show them to be separate. There are also passages which indicate hierarchy within the Godhead... And the Trinitarian model does not sufficiently explain these discrepancies.
Am I to castigate my brother for seeing that mystery differently than I? Perhaps, but only for trying to exclusively define what remains undefined, especially if it is insisted upon as some hallmark of Christianity.
For that reason, I will not criticize a Messianic Jew, nor a Lutheran, nor any that is in between except for the confusion - Clarity on this matter is not to be found, and it awaits revelation in it's time.
I think there will be a lot of red faces among those standing before the King one day - for presuming to know the unknowable.
Who can define God? No one can. And no one should try.
Thanks for your kind reply.
Sometimes your wisdom and oil on waters demeanor is a priceless salve around these parts.
Besides, most theological arguments are about things that are not so precisely or redundantly clear in Scripture. Reasonable people can differ even emotionally without being construed as insane.
And the reason why Protestants can do that is because most Protestants understand that 100% perfection is not possible in this life. So we're all doing the best we can.
No church has everything correct. Likewise, there is no such thing as a man who is "infallible" in ANYTHING. All men are fallen and all sin daily.
The only "infallibility" in this life is the word of God made alive in our hearts and minds by the Holy Spirit.
I much agree.
Where Scripture is unclear or silent is a poor place to get one's knickers in a twist.
And the reason why Protestants can do that is because most Protestants understand that 100% perfection is not possible in this life. So we're all doing the best we can.
No church has everything correct. Likewise, there is no such thing as a man who is "infallible" in ANYTHING. All men are fallen and all sin daily.
The only "infallibility" in this life is the word of God made alive in our hearts and minds by the Holy Spirit.
Which, personally, I think was God's design. IT PUTS THOUGHTFUL BELIVERS BACK CONSTANTLY ON GOD TO GET THEIR KNOWLEDGE, WISDOM, UNDERSTANDING AND MARCHING ORDERS 24/7
Given that Christ died for FELLOWSHIP AND INTIMACY WITH THE FATHER FOR THE REST OF US . . . That MUST be a key high priority to DADDY.
Which is another reason why I'm utterly convinced that the Papoist foisting of Mary between God and man is sooooo
ABSOLUTELY OFFENSIVE to The Father, Son, Spirit and Mary.
Given that Christ died for FELLOWSHIP AND INTIMACY WITH THE FATHER FOR THE REST OF US . . . That MUST be a key high priority to DADDY.
This has to be a joke. Honestly, what is the limit to whining.
Protestants are continually being called bigots on the forum for simply disagreeing with the papacy.
Nobody cares if protties disagree. When untruths are told, there is definitely an objection. When protties tell us what we believe, there is definitely an objection. And when protties call names, there is definitely an objection.
And this being a political forum, it is only natural conservatives would stand up and rebuke the pope's recent encyclical where he urges the formation of a "global authority" with the power of enforcement "with teeth." I bought the bound copy of the pope's encyclical and read it. It is pure socialism bordering on communism. It seeks to put the sovereignty of the United States under the control of some "global authority" with the power and purpose to regulate this country's military defense, taxation and finances, health care, social institutions, food distribution, environmental concerns and immigration policies.
A perfect example of the UNTRUTHS posted by anti-Catholic bigots on FR. This has been refuted more than once, elsewhere.
3) We consider ourselves to be Christian. When Roman Catholics tell us that "Christian" means to pray to saints and to view the priest as "another Christ" and to label Mary as a "co-redeemer," we, as Christians, feel obligated by the Gospel to say "No, that is not how we have so learned Christ."
Point to any Catholic who has told you any of that garbage. Impossible, because it has not been done. This is another example of the falsehoods of the anti-Catholic bigots.
Weve been called terrible names, some too vile to even repeat.
Any names as bad as "Vatican agents"? As bad as "socialists"? As bad as "Marble Mary toe-kissers"? As bad as "rabid RCCs"?
Apparently protties get all lathered up when they are called on their untruths. I've never seen so many big blue sermons or lengthy complaints as when the TRUTH about prottie behavior on the RF is finally told.
The simple truth is that there is a small, vicious core of anti-Catholic bigots on FR. If the shoe fits, wear it.
1. The Pope's Encyclical is lengthy and complex. I'm confident there arguments within the Vatican about what some paragraphs or sentences mean precisely.
2. Such arguments about complex documents are common and reasonable.
3. What is not reasonable is the constant wailing that Prottys' interpretations are absolutely 100% impossible to be true while any list of Papitsts' interpretations are 100% automatically 100% true. That's craziness.
4. Mostly, most of the time, most Prottys don't give a big rip what names y'all call us. It's ONLY WHEN YOU WAIL SO CHRONICALLY, LOUDLY AND RUN SCREAMING TO AUTHORITY SO HABITUALLY and that AFTER CALLING US THE MOST HIDEOUS THINGS YOU CAN GET AWAY WITH—WHICH SEEMS TO BE QUITE A BIT—AND THEN COMPLAINING ABOUT BEING CALLED NAMES.
5. THE !!!!DEMANDING!!!! DUPLICITOUS, HAUGHTY HYPOCRISY IS JUST OUTRAGEOUSLY PREGNANT AND HORRIFIC. And I think THAT'S one of the key things so many Prottys object to from the rabid clique Papists.
JUDITH ANNE: Point to any Catholic who has told you any of that garbage. Impossible, because it has not been done. This is another example of the falsehoods of the anti-Catholic bigots.
Really, Judith? You really want to deny this? And use this denial as evidence of "anti-Catholic bigotry???"
Annalex told us last week that of course Roman Catholics pray to saints and he encourages all to do so.
Father Kenneth Baker referenced the Roman Catholic catechism in his essay THE AMAZING GIFT OF THE PRIESTHOOD when he referred to priests as "another Christ." An "alter Christus" in "both their professional and personal life." Father Baker's essay was a subject of a Roman Catholic caucus thread.
And likewise, PADRE PIO AND THE MOTHER CO-REDEMPTRIX" was also a Roman Catholic caucus thread.
So anyone reading these comments is left to wonder why you are making clearly false statements? And as you're doing so, you're criticizing others!
This is typical, however, of how the Roman Catholic apologist seems to toss out whatever erroneous, defensive statements they can think of, regardless of their obvious inaccuracy.
No, sola Scriptura means all you need is the Bible and the guidance of the indwelling Holy Spirit who makes the truth knowable.
Those twisted statements do not accurately reflect Catholic beliefs.
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Farris -- Petersen
Amber Diane Farris and Michael Lee Petersen were married Jan. 8 at the White Star in Ridgecrest, Calif.
The bride is the daughter of William "Bill" and Cherie Farris of Ridgecrest, Calif. The groom is the son of Leroy "Lee" and Sheryl Petersen of Kerkhoven.
Matron of honor was Cherish Rindt. Maid of honor was Emily Noble. Flower girls were Megan Anderson, Natalie Bravo, Mindy Bravo, Braylee Harder and Staci Farris.
Best man was Patrick Rindt. Groom's attendant was Stephen Miller. Ring bearers were Silas Lund, Kevin Anderson, Kenny Anderson and Christopher Anderson.
The bride is a mezzo-soprano soloist, voice teacher and substitute teacher for Sierra Sands Unified School District. The groom is employed as an aerospace engineer by the U.S. Navy at China Lake.