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Editor's note: This is the first in a series of stories highlighting the first year in office for members of the Chautauqua County Legislature.
By ERIC TICHY
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MAYVILLE - Freshman members of the Chautauqua County Legislature are reaching the halfway point in their first year.
The first-year group includes four Democrats, three Republicans and one Green Party member.
Since taking office in January, the legislators have been tasked with overcoming a potential $13 million to $14 million budget shortfall next year, and - not to mention - dealing with potential sale or lease of the County Home.
Legislators, new or seasoned, have also wrangled with a potential sales tax increase, a legislature downsize and reapportionment and, new contracts with county workers.
Rod Rogers, G-Forestville of District 5 and Tom Erlandson, D-Frewsburg of District 8 are two of the first-year legislators this year, although the latter served as a county lawmaker for two consecutive terms starting in 1987. Both men were asked the same questions regarding their first few months as county lawmakers.
How would you describe your first few months in the legislature?
Rogers: "It's been very educational. It's been a real learning experience for me, although I've not been involved in politics very often; this is my first time. In some ways it's what I expected. And other ways, it's not what I expected."
Erlandson: "Well, some things are different and some things are not. The legislators are obviously different; the procedures somewhat are different. There are fewer committees now since the last time I've been in the legislature. There used to be an environment committee. I think economically times are harder now; the mandates are greater and budgets are harder, so times are tougher."
What has been most challenging?
Rogers: "In my case, it's been getting to know the people in the organizations within the government, the committees and the agencies. And it's getting to know what and who the people are. It's been a real challenge."
Erlandson: "Well I think in terms of issues, the County Home matter is a difficult one, and trying to do something with the mandates - which is extremely difficult because we don't control it. The whole question of trying to keep taxes as low as possible; county parks has been a challenge because parks personnel has been reduced to one person. But I think George Spanos (Public Facilities director) is doing a great job. I'm pleased there."
How do you plan to deal with a possible $14 million deficit next year?
Rogers: "Because this is my first time, I will be involved in every meeting that I can, discussing every department so I can get a better understanding. You want to look at the budget and the little things like that. You really don't know the details; you really need to look at the details to see where you can simplify and be sure we are doing the basics and where we can do without."
Erlandson: "I think whatever fund balance we recently gained, which is like $10 million, we need to look very hard to use that or not use that. I think a good portion should be used to offset property taxes. My own view is, I would rather vote for a sales tax increase than a property tax increase. I think if we can do that, and it's questionable because our state officials won't approve, than I think we should."
Viewpoints on the County Home?
Rogers: "My initial thinking on it, I really wanted to see all the options. I wanted the results from the CRG (Center for Governmental Research) and see what they come up with. We can't keep going down this path the way we are. We need to do something else. On the other hand, I'm not in favor of that area being for-profit, so I think we got to at look at all the options. If there are some offers, we should look at those if the study of the CRG cannot come up with something."
Erlandson: "My personal view is that given the economic problems in the state, the nation and the county, all taxpayers need to ask themselves what do they want and expect and reasonably get from their government. My view is that Chautauqua County running a skilled-nursing facility is not on that list. I think we should sell it to a reputable operator. You know conditions are a lot different now than they were 50 years ago. We didn't have the alternatives that we have now. Most importantly, I do not see operating the County Home on my list of what government should be doing."
What projects are you looking to push within the next few months?
Rogers: "Obviously the budget is going to be a major concern and so will the County Home. The issue of the cost of running government is important to me. We had put together (a resolution) to form a committee to look at it, and that got voted down, unfortunately. The forum that was held on consolidation was useful; it was an important step, but I hope we don't just stop there. That was my main effort. That's why I ran for office."
Erlandson: "I think government effectiveness. I've been with Rod Rogers on that; I think the Chautauqua Lake Watershed, too. .. I think these are some of the problems we tend to forget."

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If you're a Cavs fan, you might call it a jump stop. If you're a Celtics fan, you definitely call it a travel.
If you're LeBron James, you just call it a crab dribble.
LeBron went to his most notorious signature move during the 3rd quarter of Game 2 of the Eastern Conference semifinals, much to chagrin of Boston head coach Doc Rivers (among millions of others), who was visibly agitated on the Celtics bench afterwards.
YouTube user TheTwoManGame uploaded a video breaking down LeBron's move in slow-motion, demonstrating, in their judgment, that the move was not a travel.
This is a move that has gotten LeBron whistled for traveling in the past, but not always. Each instance is slightly different, of course, and it all hinges on the split-second timing between the instant he collects his dribble and the instant the first step is taken.
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After months of political deadlock and a potential financial "train wreck," those whom we have elected as our governmental representatives in Washington, D.C., and Montgomery seemingly are unable to work to find a way to make our government function.
Our federal government spent months unable to work together, as our country moved ever closer to the edge of the "fiscal cliff." We have a similar problem in our state government which spent last year seemingly unable or unwilling to honestly and permanently address our state's historically high, $240 million budget shortfall. It is easy to understand why so many people are now declaring our government broken, at both the federal and state levels.
It is easy to conclude that politics (an overriding desire to be re-elected), a lack of political courage and candor by our leaders, and a fear that compromise (one of the very things that has made democracy work over the past 200 years) have somehow become the way that politicians and political parties today can "win" and be re-elected.
It has not always been this way. What has changed? Somehow, our "leaders" have lost sight of a fundamental principle of democracy -- working together in a spirit of compromise for the common good -- which has flourished in America since the 18th century.
As the great Congresswoman from Texas, Democrat Barbara Jordan, once said: "A nation is formed by the willingness of each of us to share in the responsibility for upholding the common good."
For centuries, American democracy, considered by many the greatest form of government in the world, has made room for disagreement and debate. However, never has it worked for the betterment of our country or state unless our political leaders were willing to listen, debate, give a little and work for solutions for the common good.One may ask, how can our leaders begin to fix what they have broken? There are lessons to be learned by the example of an Alabama foundation and how its board of directors has governed itself since its inception in 1995. While the issues and politics are not identical to our entire government, there are important lessons to be learned. Some of our leaders would do well to attempt to apply them in Washington and Montgomery.
The similarities are many. Every three months, the board of directors of the Children First Foundation meets, often to discuss and debate how it should recommend that the approximately $50 million allocated for the Children First Trust Fund should be appropriated for the next fiscal year.
-- The board of about 25 members is bi-partisan with each member being an expert in a particular field with regard to children.
-- Because of the limited funds available each year, the board members can be in conflict with each other over which programs and services to fund.
-- There is often passionate disagreement and debate because board members know that the needs are great and, because of their experience, the board members know that the particular program they support has and will be effective.
-- The board members know that they are working in a high-stakes political environment as they advocate passionately for their interest, or constituency.
-- Despite all of this, in the end they must somehow find a way to reach an agreement which will enable Children First to come together as a strong and united advocate for Alabama's children and their critical needs.
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-- Always heard and listened to all sides as they would advocate for their interest.
-- Every year, in the end, compromised in order to reach the common good which, for us, was a unified agreement to help all children. Because of this unity, The Children First Trust Fund has targeted over $530 million to critically needed programs and services benefiting hundreds of thousands of Alabama children and their families. Had we lost sight of our common goal, it is likely that we would not have been successful.
How could this be and what might our governmental leaders learn from this?
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If our elected representatives would deal with our problems honestly, engage in debate toward the goal of compromise and work for the common good, the government of our country and our state would serve us better and gridlock could be avoided.
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Some Muscatine second-graders got a sweet lesson in business this week through the baking and selling of thousands of cookies.
The Muscatine Journal reports the students at Washington Elementary sought a loan from First National Bank and then used the money to buy cookie supplies.
After taking orders from area schools and employees at the bank, the students baked 2,400 cookies on Thursday with help from parents and grandparents.
The children learned about business and will use the money remaining after paying off the loan to pay for school trips and other student projects.
Amid the controlled chaos of so many young chefs, student Alexis Taylor says she found the mixing to be most fun, plus the chance to be messy at school.


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UA moved up from No. 43 among public schools last year to once again trade the state lead with Auburn, which was No. 39 last year. The two schools have traded the lead back and forth in recent years of the magazine's annual rankings. The University of Alabama at Birmingham ranked No. 79 for public schools.
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The angst surrounding the Boston Red Sox right now is becoming contagious.
I can tell you that the team was 4-10 last year after 14 games, but it probably wouldn't do much good. This edition simply isn't passing the eye test.
There was something about last year's team that made you feel like everything was going to be OK. You knew that they were going to come out of it and everything was going to be fine (until it wasn't).
I'm struggling to bring myself to a similar mindset this year.
I've used this space to try to talk myself into believing that everything was going to be fine, and it still may be, but I'm quickly losing conviction in my previous statements.
In fact, even though I have no emotional investment in the players that wear the city's colors, this team is destroying all my sensibilities and making me a little crazy.
After watching the Yankees cycle players around the bases like an old Bugs Bunny cartoon to score 15 unaswered runs on Saturday after being down by nine, I actually went on MassLive and wrote a scathing blog post about how "Sweet Caroline" needed to die.
I stand by my point (even if it was highly emotional) that it's ridiculous to conduct a sing-along when the team is dying on the field and everything isn't "so good", but I'd like to believe that I typically remain even-keeled about this team and that the post was completely out of character.
And, boy, was an innocuous song a silly target to vent frustrations on. I will admit, though, that watching the Red Sox bullpen blow another lead could send me to a place of no return.
I've punched the numbers, explored all options, and cannot figure out how a team can win when Matt Albers, Justin Thomas, Franklin Morales, Vincte Padilla, Scott Atchison and Alfredo Aceves are taxed with preserving leads.
The group has helped the bullpen obtain a collective 8.64 ERA as of Sunday morning, and failed to defend a 9-1 lead on Saturday in one of the franchise's most disheartening losses in recent history.
How do you respond to something like that?
It doesn't help that manager Bobby Valentine has made several questionable decisions in handling those arms, but even Tony La Russa, famous for his unique bullpen management, would struggle to find suitable options if he had Boston's arsenal at his disposal.
So don't boo Valentine. Boo the men that constructed the roster. You may believe he's an awful manager, but he can only work with what's currently on the roster.
And right now he doesn't have much.
The organization's goal was to stay afloat with what was available until Andrew Bailey finds his way back from a thumb injury, but it may be too late by then.
Whether it's through trade or moving Daniel Bard back to the bullpen and bringing Aaron Cook up from Pawtucket to serve as the fifth starter -- a move I was staunchly against a few weeks ago – something has to give.
There are only so many pieces here, and the way they're currently lined up has created a hideous configuration. The alternative may not be any more appealing, but you have to at least see what can be made of it.
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Earlville, NY -- Only a year and a half after a former mayor's felony arrest prompted a change in leadership, Earlville village officials appointed a new mayor tonight under similar circumstances.
Mark Doeberl was appointed mayor of the small village of the border on Madison and Chenango counties in July 2010, following the arrest of former mayor Toni Campbell on larceny charges.
At an emergency meeting tonight, the village board accepted Doeberl's resignation following his own arrest on Christmas Eve. State police said Doeberl, 50, smelled of alcohol and had two beer cans in his car when he was stopped at a police checkpoint on Route 12B near Morrisville Saturday afternoon. Police said his blood alcohol level was .10 percent; the legal limit is .08 percent.
Deputy Mayor Bill Excell was appointed to succeed Doeberl, who won his first full term in office last March and had served five years on the village board before taking over as mayor.
Excell, who has been on the village board for about five years, will remain mayor until the March election, when he said he will run for a full term. He appointed trustee Henry Moore as deputy mayor.
Campbell was sentenced Oct. 3 to one and a third to four years in state prison and ordered to pay $133,411.03 in restitution. State police said she used a credit card issued to her employer, Chenango Valley Pet Foods in Sherburne, to buy a cruise, a pickup truck and four-wheeler, and two airline tickets from Syracuse to St. Lucia, among other purchases that totaled more than $100,000.
Doeberl will appear in Eaton Town Court on Jan. 25.
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"[M]yopic, unaware, ignorant and gauche" is how one critic described Oprah Winfrey's India travelogue. Viewers on the subcontinent this weekend got their first look at the program, which was taped in January and aired in the U.S. in April.
Sruthi Gottipati, writing on The New York Times' India Ink blog in April, said Oprah "wowed the country" with her visit.
The TV host herself may have been impressive, but it seems the presentation of "Oprah's adventure in India" left something to be desired.
Winfrey, 58, drew particular criticism for remarking on the Indian tradition of eating with one's hands.
"I heard some Indian people eat with their hands still?" she is seen asking a Mumbai family she joins for dinner.
"Using our hands to eat is a well-established tradition and a fact none of us are ashamed of," blogged Rituparna Chatterjee of the CNN-IBN news channel.
The India special aired on Oprah's OWN network, which the talk show host launched after shuttering her hugely successful syndicated daytime show.
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Commentary by: Anna Navarro
Aired September 22, 2008
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Americans are an upwardly mobile society. Bucking that orientation takes courage.
Moira was a successful academic who might have a shot at becoming a high level college administrator if she played her cards right.
She had started as a philosophy professor and had become head of the department in a time of turmoil. She surprised everyone with her effectiveness.
Several years later, when the Dean left suddenly, Moira was asked to be the Acting Dean. She was pleased to be offered the opportunity.
However, she wasnt enjoying doing the job. She felt like she lived in a fishbowl. The time demands were very heavy. She missed the flexible schedule shed had as a faculty member and didnt find the challenges she faced stimulating.
That made her realize the skills she most enjoyed were intellectual ones. Analysis, writing and discussion were high on the list. She valued privacy, and time for reflection. She wanted summers off and found it stressful to interact constantly with new people.
On the other hand, being an administrator offered more prestige and money. And other women in the university were urging her to go for it.
As she wrestled with her choices, it became clear that the right path for her was to step off the administrative track she had barely begun to return to the faculty.
It wasn't an easy decision. She was very aware of what she was giving up. But it was the only decision that gave her peace.
(The opinions expressed are not necessarily those of St. Louis Public Radio.)
Anna Navarro
Anna Navarro is the founder of Work Transitions, a nationwide organization dedicated to helping individuals find satisfaction and fulfillment in their work.


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Devereux Texas - Victoria Foster Care
Foster Care Program
Devereux Foster Care serves children from infancy to 18 years of age. These children have been removed from their biological family due to abuse or neglect. Foster parents are a critical part of each child's "team." They are trained to care for children and adolescents who may have challenging behaviors, and provide a nurturing, caring and structured environment within their home. In addition, Devereux case managers are assigned to each child and provide ongoing support and ready access to psychological and/or psychiatric services when indicated.
Therapeutic Foster Care
Devereux Therapeutic Foster Care homes utilize an interdisciplinary team approach. Although treatment is team-driven, the natural setting of a family home allows a "custom fit" to meet each child's needs. The focus of care is emotional and physical health, with an emphasis on developing effective social and coping skills. In addition, attending public school and involvement in extracurricular activities help to promote adaptive social functioning and successful community interaction. A comprehensive assessment of each child is completed at the time of referral. The initial assessment includes reviews of the referral information, interviews with the referring case worker and interviews with the child to determine each child's special needs.
The Devereux Difference
Case manager services are available to our foster families 24-hours a day, seven days a week. These professionals provide guidance for behavioral issues, assistance with paperwork and documentation, offer in-home training and make visits to the home on a monthly basis or as needed.
Devereux Texas receives funds from the Department of Family and Protective Services.


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January 12, 2006
'Thin' Exposes Hefty Secrets and Lies
Alisa, a 30-year-old Jewish divorcee, consumed 200 calories most days. But every few weeks, she repeatedly binged on gargantuan amounts of junk food, then purged by vomiting, swallowing diuretics and Ipecac. After several days, the mother of two usually landed in the hospital.
"I remember at one point thinking ... 'This is the one thing I want so badly, to be thin. So if it takes dying to get there, so be it,'" she says.
Alisa is one of several severely ill eating disorder patients profiled in "Thin," the film debut of renowned photojournalist Lauren Greenfield. The raw documentary also profiles Polly, who slit her wrists after eating two slices of pizza; Brittany, a goth teenager determined to lose 40 pounds, and Shelly, who was force fed through a surgically implanted stomach tube for five years. Handheld cameras follow their rocky physical and emotional journeys at the Renfrew residential treatment center in south Florida.
The movie joins an expanding body of work on female dietary obsessions, including the PBS documentary, "Dying to be Thin"; Eve Ensler's play, "The Good Body," and Greenfield's own 2002 book and exhibit, "Girl Culture."
Her documentary focuses less on the complex causes of eating disorders than the Herculean task of recovery for patients who use food the way addicts use drugs. Polly, a shy psychiatric nurse, weighs in at 84 pounds, but blissfully talks about the days when she sucked food out of her feeding tube with a syringe. Brittany reminisces about the "chew and spit" game she used to play with her mother: "We'd buy bags and bags of candy and just chew it and spit it out. We just thought of it as a good time."
During 10 intense weeks at the center, Greenfield learned that while societal pressures often trigger eating disorders, they are actually mental illnesses with grim statistics. Anorexia is the deadliest of all psychiatric disorders, according to the American Journal of Psychiatry, with mortality rates of up to 20 percent. No statistics exist on Jewish women, but experts say they may be particularly vulnerable, in part, due to more zaftig body types and the drive to look all-American (i.e. svelte).
All seriously ill patients are tough to treat: "Secrets and lies are a big part of eating disorders, because you have to hide your habits from friends and family," Greenfield explains from her Venice, studio. "At Renfrew, women would clandestinely jog in place in the shower, or conceal weights in their clothing to cheat the scale."
The center's rules, therefore, are strict. When Polly arrives at the clinic, staff members promptly search her luggage and whisk away "contraband" such as cigarettes and prescription drugs. In another scene, the usually feisty Polly is obliged to eat a cupcake for her birthday, which she consumes slowly and with disgust. Afterward, she cries bitterly.
Alisa also appears pained when required to sketch a silhouette of herself, which she draws as an obese figure -- though after a month at Renfrew she is healthily trim, with an uncanny resemblance to Natalie Portman. She traces her eating disorder to age 7, when her pediatrician declared her fat and she was placed on a 1,000 calorie per day diet.
On camera, she does not discuss how her Reform background fueled her disease, but she answered e-mailed questions through Greenfield.
"Alisa believes that Jews are a proud people; they are very concerned about self-image and there is a strong emphasis on education and money," the director says. "She thinks that makes for more of a need to overachieve and be perfect, which can drive an eating disorder. So her sense is that being Jewish contributed a lot to her [illness]."
The filmmaker, who is also Jewish, relates to her subjects because she was once obsessed with the scale. At 12, she began physically comparing herself to the other girls at Camp JCA Shalom in Malibu and went on to become a chronic teenage dieter. At Harvard University, she "went on a crash diet and lost 26 pounds, in the process gaining so much confidence that I threw myself into my first serious relationship," she says.
Eventually Greenfield -- named one of 25 top photographers by American Photo magazine -- dedicated much of her career to chronicling how the Barbie-doll culture scars women. But her 2002 book only touched upon the life-threatening topic of eating disorders, save for several pictures snapped at Renfrew. The artist remained haunted by one of a gaunt patient standing backwards on a scale so as not to see her weight gain.
In June 2004, Greenfield returned to Renfrew with cinematographer Amanda Micheli to further explore the subject, this time in a cinema verite-style film. But she found that earning patients' trust proved difficult.
After many setbacks, Greenfield won them over by showing she would turn the camera off whenever she was asked to do so. Polly made the request while on a suicide watch, but changed her mind after the director spent the night talking with her. She allowed Greenfield to shoot her purging her breakfast the next morning, an act that is almost always done in secret and is forbidden at the center.
Alisa also purges on camera, but expresses a moment of hope during one group therapy session.
"For a fleeting moment I imagined a better life," she says. "And maybe -- pun intended -- I can taste recovery."
"Thin" will screen at the Sundance festival Jan. 19-29 and on HBO this fall.
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{The Real Deal - Wedding Day 10.11.08}
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Our wedding day was quite honestly the best day ever! I know brides say that all the time but I can't think of another day when I was happier, had more fun, or enjoyed myself more! Having all my closest friends and family around me, seeing all my hard work over the course of a year come together, and most importantly, marrying the best thing that has ever happened to me was so incredible! If I could, I would do it all over again exactly the same way! :) Here is our day, as seen through the eyes of our fantastically talented photographer, Kristi Klemens (KLK Photography). Enjoy the journey...I know I did!
(If you use any of these photos, please credit me and my photographer. Thanks!)
We were also very excited to recently be chosen as a Project Wedding "Real Wedding"! :)
The Venue (Arroyo Trabuco Golf Club):
DH and the guys before the ceremony:
Getting ready with the girls:
The dress:
My MOH's delivering my Boudoir photo album to him moments before the ceremony:
Bridal portraits:
The ceremony:
Bride and Groom portraits:
The end......
love your wedding and details really popped! great photography, especially your face w/your sexy book! (rawr!, hehe) thanks for sharing.
gorgeous pics ! you look stunning
Everything about your wedding looks picture perfect! Congrats :) I hope you are enjoying the married life!
Lovely - okay I hadn't noticed the one of your little flower girl jumping with joy and I LOVE it!


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We have come together this evening to celebrate and participate in the marriage of Timothy Patrick Morgan and Christine Marie Atkins. They are about the embark upon a grand journey, the itenerary of which is of yet unknown. But before setting forth on this adventure, they must first come to realize all that has gone into making their lifelong trip possible. They might not realize that they have all of you to thank for getting them here. It is you, their mothers, their fathers, their friends, relatives and teachers who have worked together to make them what they are today. It is you who have shaped and molded them into their present form. It is you who have led them or gone with them down life's paths.
There are some who believe that we come into this world with nothing - that the mind is a vast wasteland of nothingness, waiting . . . no, needing to be filled with sights, and sounds and experiences. If this is true, than we are nothing but what we have sensed, synthesized down into thoughts and memories. This means that it is truly you who have made them what they are. Who is to say what events have influenced their development. Any one of you could be responsible for creating the parts of them which make them love each other. But whether this is true or not, each and every one of you has influenced them in some way, and they owe you their thanks for your ultimate gift - your friendship and inspiration.
We will now take a momment and read from the works of Aleister Crowley.
Love is all virtue, since the pleasure of love is but love, and the pain of love is but love.
Love taketh no heed of that which is not and of that which is.
Absence exalteth love, and presence exalteth love.
Love moveth ever from height to height of ecstasy and faileth never.
The wings of love droop not with time, nor slacken for life or for death.
Love destroyeth self, uniting self with that which is not-self, so that Love breedeth All and None in One . . .
We are gathered here to celebrate a marriage; a profound love that will last as long as its participants do. But what is marriage? So many things have been said and written about weddings and matrimony . . . but what does this wedding mean to the bride and groom? I spoke to them earlier this evening and they described it to me this way:
In ages gone by there were men of great wisdom who searched long and hard for the answers to many of life's questions. These were men of philosophy and science, who understood in their hearts that the two disciplines were inexorably linked. And although time and modern science have found their chemistry and physics to be inaccurate at best, they have left a philosophical and symbolic legacy which is unimpeachable. These medieval and rennaissance thinkers were known as Alchemists.
It was their belief that all metals were made up pricipally of two elements, sulphur, which was described as feminine, and mercury, which was the male element. The difference between metals were the proportions of the two elements, and the conditions of their growth within the bowels of the earth. They believed gold to be the truest of metals, borne of the correct conditions and equal proportions of sulphur and mercury.
Another of their tennets was that man could recreate the conditions of the earth, and take an untrue metal, such as lead, add to it the proper amounts of sulphur and mercury, and transform it into its highest form - gold. It was this task to which the Alchemists concentrated their attention. It was soon discovered that this would not occur on its own, but that a catalyst of some sort was needed to effect the transformation. This catalyst they named the Philosophers' Stone and described it as a black stone or powder.
Later, they discovered that when the Philosophers' Stone was applied to gold, the gold was transformed into another substance - a medicine which became known as the Elixir. The Elixir was described as having many different effects. Some said that it gave the drinker eternal youth, others said it gave the Midas Touch. There were many other fantastic claims about the properties of this wonderous potion.
What does any of this have to do with marriage? You must remember that these Alchemists were philosophers as well as scientists. Many people believe that there is a wealth of hidden meaning in their formulas and recipies. The bride and groom see the quest for the Elixir as the quest for happiness in life as well as the quest for spiritual illumination, and the rest as the recipe or instructions detailing how to get there.
How do they see this in the actions of long forgotten mystics? It is their belief that marriage first of all is a process of transformation. Because of it, inside of it, and in response to it they will change most remarkably. And not necessarily or exclusively in the ways they might have hoped or imagined. For marriage is the spiritual grinding stone that will hone them to their brightest brillance. It will cause them to become not only who they wanted to be, but also the person whom they have no choice but to be. In marriage they will be reformed, for in choosing this particular person to love, they are choosing to be affected. They will be polished through the actions of each other, through the praise, critism, frustration, exictement, actions and inactions of the person they marry today.
In this regard, it is important to remember that, more than they can possibly imagine, they are unconsciously drawn to precisely that person who possesses the attributes the other needs to be affected by in order to change. These are the very qualities which, because of their capacity to irritate and inspire them, will encourage in them the very dimensions they lack, the qualities which, as they acquire them, will represent an enlargement of the soul. What this means, simply, is that in spite of themselves they will will be drawn into a process of personal evolution. Whatever is missing in their character will gradually be developed and what is remarkable about this transformation is that in the end, rather than feeling bitter, resentful, or unwilling, they will come to see the acquisition of these attributes as an exquisite refinement of their own spirits.
It is this that the Alchemists were trying to say, oh so many years ago. That very few people are born into the world being instantly and forever happy. Most men alive have imperfections and inadequate proportions of their various elements, as do most women. Very few people begin life being golden; most of us are required to begin as lead and to work diligently throughout our lives to become bright and shiny. People need to be purified in order to bring out their better nature and be happy. And thus have Tim and Christine found the Philosophers' Stone, for it is marriage that catalyzes the changes and transformations that are required to become whole and complete. It is marriage which at first appears dark and dull, but once the process begins, becomes beautiful and shimmery. It is marriage which brings together the masculine and the feminine into a congreous and attractive whole.
And if the Philosophers' Stone is a symbol for marriage, then the Elixir is a symbol for enlightenment and true happiness. It is also the symbol for mental and spiritual evolution. Once the marriage is complete and their rough edges smoothed over, the Philosophers' Stone will be applied to the true metal, gold, and they will be granted the effects of the Elixir. This, of course, is the true purpose of marriage.
There is one other thing which is said about the ancient Alchemists. There are some people who believe that in addition to the goals which I have already explained to you, they worked to discover one other secret - the secret of life. It is said that they tried to create life by all sorts of bizarre and unspeakable acts. The tales of the Homonoculus, the artifical man created by the Alchemist, are well known to those who have interest in the Alchemical arts. A more familiar example might be Doctor Frankenstein in Shelley's book. In the story, the good doctor began his work while studing Alchemy at the University of Ingolstadt. But this too is symbolic. Is not marriage the state in which new life is meant to be created?
. . . do you, Christine Marie Atkins, take this man, Timothy Patrick Morgan to be your honored and cherished husband, to live with him and love him in the exalted state of marriage?
[Chris:] I do.
And do you, Timothy Patrick Morgan, take this woman, Christine Marie Atkins to be your honored and cherished wife, to live with her and love her in the exalted state of marriage?
[Tim:] I do.
[Bridge and Groom turn to face each other]
Like Orpheus you came to me,
Leading me from shadow, never looking back
By your love bringing me into the light of day
As the first touch of the sun to a rose afraid to bloom
You gave me courage, you let me grow
All that I have and all that I am I offer to you
Of heart and mind, of body and soul
Our lives and spirits joined into a whole
Transcending what we could be alone
Giving us strength, making us one
I promise to love you and believe in you
To share your hopes and dreams
To stand by your side as we build a life together
I promise to be helper, healer, and friend
And to be forever faithful and true
Accept this ring as a threefold symbol:
Of gold, for our fortunes combined
Endless, as our love's journey
And open, as the eye through which
The heart may see so clearly
Take me as your wife, my love
Let joy be our wings to lift us high
I will take you as my husband
And together we will make a world
Better than the one we know
My love for you is like the fire, consuming and ever-changing.
My love for you is like the earth, solid, sturdy, and firm.
My love for you is like a stream, energetic, bubbly, and ever flowing.
My love for you is like the air, rapturous and all-emcompassing.
Yet my love extends beyond the elements.
It is greater than who I am, and meaningless without us.
It is more powerful than our past, yet the foundation of our future.
It has brought me here today to become part of you
as you have come here to become part of me.
It has brought us both closer to our own Illumination and self-discovery.
This ring I give to you represents all that you are.
It is gold, the purest and truest of the elements,
and likewise are you as pure and as true and as valuable.
It is capped with amethyst, the gem of kings and queens,
and likewise are you a queen - beautiful and regal - and when I think of you
my thoughts are forced to compare you with Helen and Eleanor,
and find you their better.
It is covered in deliacte and intricate designs,
and likewise are you so delicate and intricate;
Moreso than I ever could have dreamed.
And with this ring, I do promise you that I shall be ever yours.
That never shall you stray from my thoughts and my dreams.
That always shall my love for you run strong within my veins,
and continue to grow in strength and intensity.
That forever shall I be by your side, in this world and the next.
And that with each passing moment I shall never regret having made these promises,
nor even consider their undoing.
Of course I will take you as my wife, my love.
For what would I be without you beside me?
What could I do in life that you would not make me do better?
Who could I be with that could make me happier?
Why would I wish to go on living alone when I could be with you?
How could I turn you away and be forever miserable?
Of course I will marry you my love,
and together we shall greet the dawn until the end of our days.
Now that you, Christine, and you, Timothy, have promised to give yourselves to one another and to love each other through your sacred vows and through the giving and recieving of these rings, I now pronounce you husband and wife. You may now kiss the bride.
[Bridge and Groom kiss, then turn and face the crowd]
I now present to you, Tim and Christine Morgan.
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Next month, retired Newark Archbishop Peter L. Gerety turns 100 and a half. He is the oldest archbishop in the world and the fourth oldest bishop in the world.
He was 50 years old when the Second Vatican Council opened and he ranks perhaps as the most ardent promoter of its spirit in the U.S. hierarchy ever during his leadership of the archdiocese from 1974 to 1986. He promoted parish and finance councils in all parishes and instituted them on an archdiocesan level, as well.
He welcomed women into leadership and gave his imprimatur to RENEW, the parish-based Scripture program that has gone international. It is the most successful parish renewal program ever implemented since the Vatican Council.
But his greatest achievement was the spirit of collaboration that he fostered in the life of the local church. He recently moved from the priests' retirement home in Rutherford to St. Joseph Home in Totowa run by the Little Sisters of the Poor. His health is generally good and I think he would love to hear from people in the archdiocese who are grateful for his august leadership.
Perhaps the main reason Pope Paul VI appointed Gerety to lead Newark, with its large minority population, was his track record in working with black catholics in Hartford, his home archdiocese. Our Lady of Sorrows in Jersey City is one of the vibrant Black parishes in the archdiocese today. And Elvie Williams, 23, is one of its many success stories.
His mother, Maria, came to choir practice when she was carrying him and it appears that he learned how to master church music in utero. Growing up, he sang in all the church choirs and graduated earlier this year from the prestigious Westminster Choir College in Princeton. He sings, plays the piano and organ and conducts.
He is now on scholarship studying for his master's in vocal pedagogy at Belmont College in Nashville. He believes his musical talents are a gift from God and he wishes to give them back to the church some day in some way. And somehow I think it will be right at Sorrows, where he was nurtured on sacred song. Small, intimate churches like Sorrows can bring out the best in its parishioners by its personal attention.
Tapestry Church is one of the new nondenominational Christian communities that are springing up throughout Hudson County. For almost a decade, Pastor Anthony Langston and his family have grown this church into a vibrant worshipping community without its own walls.
Each Sunday morning they set - up and break down at the Boys and Girls Club at the foot of Jersey Avenue in Jersey City. Their special mission is inner healing, said Langston. "You have to belong before you believe."
So they provide all kinds of services and ministries that give people a sense of community. Since it is a church of attraction, they also give every member a mission to perform, which bonds the people together.
They do not fret about not owning a building since it frees them from caring for structures and they are able to devote more time, energy and resources to people. And their attendance, loyalty and retention prove that Tapestry makes it work.
Small group experiences are also the hallmark of Moishe House, a Jewish movement that is based in the home for young adults. Hoboken hosts the only one in New Jersey and it is thriving. Today, three young Jews live together in a condo on Grand Street where they host Shabbat dinners and all kinds of social events.
The longest resident is Joshua Einstein, 30, originally from Teaneck who is into Jewish movements in a non-traditional way. They enable other young Jews to keep in touch with their roots by giving them experiences of adhering to Jewish life and rituals without having to affiliate with a synagogue.
Moishe is an international movement with some 55 houses in 14 countries. They subsidize each house depending on the level of activities they provide. Hoboken's is thriving and their motto is kind of, "if you hold it, they will come."
This is the first time I recognize someone posthumously. Jesuit Father Vincent O'Keefe, the youngest of eight growing up in the Jersey City Heights, was the only American priest to rise to the top of the Society of Jesus, a nearly 500-year old, international, Catholic order.
The Jesuits are without a doubt the most powerful religious order in the history of the church because they run an international network of universities, schools and ministries. He was the second in command and a trusted collaborator with the late Fr. Pedro Arrupe, sometimes referred to as the second founder of the Jesuits because of his leadership after the Second Vatican Council. O'Keefe, who died at the age of 92 in July, also represents the thousands of Hudson County natives who have become bishops, priests and nuns, especially in the 20th century, and have enriched the church.
Santora is the pastor of The Church of Our Lady of Grace & St. Joseph, 400 Willow Ave., Hoboken, 07030, (201)659-0369, fax (201)659-5833, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com


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We theoretically calculate the electromagnetic response of metallic rod dimers for the arbitrary planar arrangement of rods in the dimer. It is shown that dimers without an in-plane symmetry axis exhibit elliptical dichroism and act as "atoms" in planar chiral metamaterials. Because of a very simple geometry of the rod dimer, such planar metamaterials are much easier to fabricate than conventional split-ring or gammadion-type structures and lend themselves to a simple analytical treatment based on a coupled dipole model. Dependencies of the metamaterial's directional asymmetry on the dimer's geometry are established analytically and confirmed in numerical simulations.
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Hyperreal Internet
David O'Reilly (previously), animator and creator of the indie game Mountain, and Kim Laughton, post-internet artist, have started the tumblr blog #HYPERREALCG. It's dedicated to "showcasing the world's most impressive & technical hyper-real 3d art." A number of tech outlets have picked up on the project, apparently (?) taking it at face value: Gizmodo, Huffington Post, Laughing Squid. A fun bit of trolling and perception for your Saturday afternoon.
Twitter Bots for My Real Friends, Real Bots for My Twitter Friends
Darius Kazemi, aka @tinysubversions, is a bot-maker extrordinaire. Known for his inspiring talk on creativity and the lottery at XOXO last year, Kazemi has founded NaNoGenMo and the Bot Summit, created such wonderful Twitter Bots as
Olivia Taters, (actually by @robdubbin) For My Real Friends, Miraculous Pictures and Two Headlines. Today he posted about his process in creating Content Forever, a writeup which covers many angles in creating readable bot writing, including escaping phenomena as the Wikipedia philosophy phenomenon.
When Artworks Crash
In 1994, Douglas Davis [personal blog] created The World's First Collaborative Sentence. Last summer, The Whitney Museum faced a new challenge: what happens to digital art when the technology becomes obsolete? [more inside]
I think the VCR is broken
MAX CAPACITY Dwells In The Videodrome. "Not so long ago, last summer to be precise, we featured MAX CAPACITY in an illustrated selection of the best 8-bit inspired pixel artists. Already at the time, the American artist stood out from the lot because of his instinctive and primal approach to digital material." Max's work is spread out across the Internet: on Tumblr, Flickr, Vimeo, YouTube, and his own webspace... [more inside]
Youtube With No Tube
YouTube free Jazz will create randomized sound collages from YouTube videos based on a keyword search. Some examples: free jazz, soundcheck, laughing baby, parakeets, dog says i love you.
Links can sometimes take a few seconds to load, depending on the search term used. [more inside]
Links can sometimes take a few seconds to load, depending on the search term used. [more inside]
This is the Internet. This is the Internet on drugs.
David Kraftsow is a visual artist and programmer, and maintains Don'tSave.com to showcase his work. You may be familiar with Yooouuutuuube (Example, Previously) which has added a new feature called "flux", which increases the transformations that can be applied to a video. But Kraftsow is also the mind behind YouTube Datamosh (example), which will remove keyframes from a video to give it a glitched out aesthetic, an automated service to find videos that are better than Justin Bieber, a live feed of QVC processed with hallucinogenic video effects, and first person Tetris (previously). [more inside]
Mash-up Squared
What do you get when you mashup Girl Talk with Girl Talk? Mashed Up Mashup (or Mashup Squared). From artist Evan Roth. [more inside]
Like Geocities started painting.
Petra Cortright (C.V. here) is an internet visual artist. Her site has links to her works, which seem to be inspired by the aesthetic of the early web. She works in video, web art, and still image. [more inside]
You shall be eager for your husband, And he shall be your master
Man fell from the garden of Eden, and he planted the Garden of Herbal Evil, to justify Brutal Myths against women. Fortunately women have the Blissful Garden of Herbal Good to bind the evil herbs. (possibly NSFW, contains line drawings of genitals.) [more inside]
Why Log In?
Frédéric Madre's BOARD is a "diptych joining quotidian poetry and collages of terms issuing from web nomenclature, which is to say all the expressions which one reads without seeing". (via, and source of quoted description)
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NEW YORK — An athletic director and two track coaches at the Bronx High School of Science have been suspended amid an alleged hazing incident at the elite school.
The Department of Education suspended the director overseeing track, Marion Dietrich, track coach Aisha Bruce and the assistant track coach, Cesar Gracia. It did not say if they were accused of any wrongdoing.
The suspensions Tuesday came a day after three students were charged in connection with the alleged hazing of another student.
The school and the two coaches did not return calls seeking comment.
The Daily News, which reached Dietrich on her cell phone, said she declined to comment.


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Jerome "Jerry" Hudson, 75, of Flushing died Jan. 1.
Jerry was born in Flint, attended Bay City Handy High School and graduated from Flint Technical High School.
He retired from GM and E.D.S. as a Security Information Specialist. Jerry was a member of the American Legion Post #283, a charter member and chairperson of S.A.L.T. (Seniors and Law Enforcement Together) and a member of Flushing Presbyterian Church. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, the outdoors and sports.
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FORT WAYNE, Ind. -- Wilmer native Robby Shelton fired a course-record round of 64 Thursday to take a one-shot lead in the 37th annual Junior PGA Championship at Sycamore Hills Golf Club.
Shelton, a member of the St. Paul's golf team and the current Class 5A state champion, produced a stellar round of play Thursday that included an eagle, seven birdies and one bogey. The 64 placed him at 11-under 205 for the tournament and one shot ahead of Cameron Champ of Sacramento, Calif., heading into today's final round of the tournament. The 16-year-old began Thursday's round tied for seventh place and used the record round to shoot past those who were in front of him at the start of the day.
Shelton produced his eagle on the second hole and followed with birdies at 4, 5, 6 and 7 on the front nine to make the turn at 6 under with a 30. he then moved to the back nine where he made birdies at 10, 12 and 15 but finished the round with a bogey on the final hole.
"It was very special today, one of those days where nothing can go wrong," Shelton said. "I was striping it, putting well and just knew when I started that things were going to turn out well."
Shelton, who has won his age division at the Future Masters four times in the last five years, is hoping to build off past success to claim the Jack Nicklaus Trophy presented to the winner today.
"I have been in these situations before, though not quite as big as this," said Shelton. "I am in a groove right now and hopefully I can carry that through to (today)."
Shelton made the turn in today's final round at 2 under for the day and held a two-shot lead over Champ with nine holes to play.


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Hi all.
I am followed the wifi radio tutorial and can happily report that the instructions were great and I was able to get everything working.
However, I have attached a usb hub and would like to use a usb stick to store my music locally so that the router does not always need to stream radio. I was having trouble finding the partion of the usb stick so I tried to install fdisk. Unfortunately, MightyOhm did not have it in its repos and I figured that maybe I should just update the whole thing to the Openwrt - Backfire -10.03.1 so that I would have access to more packages. I had no issues following the same procedure with the newer firmware until I went to install mpd and the router told me that I was out of space. After a quick search I found that Backfire is bigger than the pre-compiled Kamikaze image MightyOhm hosts and I figured that was where my problem was.
So I thought that perhaps I should mount an additional usb stick and use it as the external source for mounting the file system or pivoting the overlay partition, allowing me to have plenty of room to install any and however many packages I wanted.
Does anyone have any experience/tips to offer while I am figuring out how to do this?
here are the wiki links I was reading:
http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/extro ... oot.theory


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Nobody asked me, but …
A 5K race was held in Califon this past Sunday in honor of Jon Slusher who was the former editor of the Hunterdon Review. He passed away from lung cancer in 2010. A journalism scholarship is being established in his name at Voorhees High School where Jon, his brother and sister attended. In addition, Jon's brother Mark was awarded a Bronze Star for valor while serving as a Marine.
Here's something that upsets me. A person will pull into a handicap parking space with a handicap placard hanging on the front mirror. Then that person will get out of the car and walk "quickly" into the mall.
Help me please! I've had a groundhog living under my deck for a number of years doing damage in my yard. I can't catch it in my cage in spite of listening to lots of suggestions from my friends. I've tried apples, various vegetables and mums — my wife saw it eating our mums from the kitchen window. This darn critter must be too smart to be caught. I'm sure it graduated from one of our finest universities.
Two weeks ago was a miserable time for me. First I developed a toothache on Thursday evening and because my dentist has office hours only Monday through Thursday, I had to wait until I could see him. Ouch! Then on that Sunday evening, I watched my beloved New York Giants lose to the Eagles. I'm temporarily hiding from all of my friends who root for that team from Philadelphia. However, I won't hide from my wife. She cooks my dinner!
The annual Milford Community Day took place this Sarturday. Included in the day's activities was the town's annual "Bed Race." It always provides lots of laughs!


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Research Topics
Eric Mark Pauli
Affiliation: Pennsylvania State University
Country: USA
Detail Information
- Multiply recurrent episodes of gastric emphysemaEric M Pauli
Division of Minimally Invasive and Bariatric Surgery, Penn State Hershey Milton S Medical Center and Penn State College of Medicine, Hershey, PA 17033, USA
Case Rep Surg 2011:587198. 2011..Discussion. To our knowledge, this is the first case of both serial episodes of gastric pneumatosis and gastric mucosal ischemia as a precipitating factor for the development of gastric emphysema...
- A novel over-the-scope deployment method for enteral stent placementEric M Pauli
Department of Surgery, University Hospitals Case Medical Center, 11100 Euclid Ave, Mail Stop LKS 5047, Cleveland, OH 44106, USA
Surg Endosc 27:1410-1. 2013..Currently available stent delivery systems make deployment in many locations in the GI tract difficult due to the inability to traverse curves or impossible due to the size requirements of the deployment systems...
- Diminished paternity and gonadal function with increasing obesity in menEric M Pauli
Department of Surgery, The Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine, Hershey, Pennsylvania, USA
Fertil Steril 90:346-51. 2008..To examine the relationship of male obesity and reproductive function...
- Technique for transesophageal endoscopic cardiomyotomy (Heller myotomy): video presentation at the Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons (SAGES) 2008, Philadelphia, PAEric M Pauli
Department of Surgery, Milton S Hershey Medical Center, Penn State College of Medicine, MC H149, 500 University Drive, Room C3628, P O Box 850, Hershey, PA 17033, USA
Surg Endosc 22:2279-80. 2008..Previous investigators have shown the feasibility of performing an esophageal myotomy using natural orifice translumenal endoscopic surgery (NOTES), but have been unsuccessful at extending the myotomy onto the body of the stomach...
- Directed submucosal tunneling permits in-line endoscope positioning for transgastric natural orifice translumenal endoscopic surgery (NOTES)Eric Mark Pauli
Section of Minimally Invasive and Bariatric Surgery, Department of Surgery, Penn State Milton S Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, PA, USA
Surg Endosc 24:1474-81. 2010....


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Xavi Hernandez and Andres Iniesta are reaching an age when they will no longer be able to play football. Xavi Hernandez is 32 years old, and Andres Iniesta is 28 years old.
While both players have a few more years to go in their career, La Blaugrana will have to think of the future because of age and injuries.
Zee News of India reported that Xavi Hernandez and Andres Iniesta had health problems before Euro 2012.
Xavi Hernandez
Xavi Hernandez's calf injury last April sidelined him for two weeks.
Andres Iniesta
Andres Iniesta suffered an injury to the right thigh when Spain faced Georgia in the 2014 World Cup qualifications in September. He was out for two weeks and missed the UEFA Champions League match between Barca and Spartak Mosocw.
Who are the possible replacements for Hernandez and Iniesta? Here are 10 possible replacements for Xavi and Iniesta.
The`possible replacements are composed of a new generation of football players from Barca and outside. An invitation is made for BR Readers to sit back, relax, and enjoy the ten possible replacements for Xavi Hernandez and Andres Iniesta.


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13 - 14 September 2006
The Czech Economy in the Globalisation Process
Faculty of Economics and Administration at Masaryk University in Brno is holding an international economic conference on the subject of "The Czech Economy in the Globalisation Process" on the occasion of its 15th anniversary. You are warmly welcome.
The conference is under the patronage of: Ing. Stanislav Juránek, Governor of the South Moravia Region, and PhDr. Richard Svoboda, The Mayor of the City of Brno.
Professional Sections of the Conference
I. Section: Competitiveness and Economic Policy
II. Section: Roles and Issues of the Public Sector in a Modern Welfare State
III. Section: Manager and His or Her Role in the Successfulness of a Company
IV. Section: Financial Management of Companies and Institutions
V. Section: Innovative Potential of Regions in the Czech Republic
VI. Section: Quantitative Methods and Models in Economy
VII. Section: Changes of the Legislation and Its Impacts on the Economy
VIII. Section: Methodology of Teaching Foreign Languages for Specific Purposes at Economic Universities and the Comparison of the Targeted Levels with the Common European Framework for Languages.
Subsections: English, German, French
Accompanying programme to the conference:
Department of Finance at the Faculty of Economics and Administration in Brno, The Moravian Museum and The Spiritual Centre Vranov u Brna organize Sejbal´s numismatic days on the subject "Monetary Circumstances and Coining of the 13th Century" on the occasion of the 15th anniversary of the faculty. Location: Vranov u Brna, Date: 19 and 21 September 2006
Lipová 41a, 602 00 Brno
Organized by
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KALAMAZOO, MI -- Has it been hard lately to tell if you're coming or going? Perhaps that's because it is palindrome week, where every day, expressed as month, day, year, is the same whether read backwards or forwards.
To add a little extra freak to the week, the first total eclipse of the moon visible in West Michigan in three years began at about 1:30 a.m. Tuesday.
Later Tuesday morning, we awoke to snow on the ground and icy roads in Southwest Michigan.
Icing on the cake? Federal income taxes are due today, April 15.


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WASHINGTON -- Anyone with access to TV political ads already knows Democratic Sen. Mary Landrieu and Republican Rep. Bill Cassidy are engaged in a contentious battle in the 2014 Louisiana Senate race.
They are also allies -- of sorts -- in the congressional fight to delay and eventually block large flood insurance premium increases resulting from the 2012 Biggert-Waters legislation, though there have been awkward moments and some back and forth on strategy.
"I don't think competition is a bad thing, at all," said Jefferson Parish President John Young. "I see them both wanting to get this flood insurance problem fixed. In the end, it doesn't matter who, or how many people, get credit, if in the end we protect people from unaffordable premium increases."
Both Landrieu and Cassidy seem aware of politics as they work to pass a law delaying the worst of the premium increases.
Landrieu, according to aides, deliberately did not seek to be the lead sponsor of the legislation -- delaying most of the increase for four years -- knowing full well that a "Landrieu" bill would be hard to pass with Republicans not wanting to give her credit in a year they have a chance to switch her seat from Democrat to Republican.
And Cassidy, aides said, has intentionally asked Democrats to work to win support of some fellow party House members who might not want to give a boost to the man trying to defeat Landrieu, a three-term Democratic senator.
Still, there have been some awkward moments, such as when Cassidy, uninvited, showed up at two separate Senate press conferences on the flood insurance issue. The first time, Landrieu's facial expressions indicated she wasn't pleased to see her "Louisiana colleague," though she offered up a gracious introduction.
Though they are on the same side, the politicians' battle for flood insurance rate protection hasn't been entirely without carping.
Cassidy continues to complain that the Senate didn't pass his amendment, approved by the House in June, that would have blocked some premiums increases, but just through Sept. 30, 2014.
Landrieu added the amendment to a Senate spending bill in her appropriations subcommittee, but it didn't get a floor vote. She earlier had tried to get a long delay in premium increases adopted under a process requiring unanimous consent. A Republican senator, Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, objected, putting a stop to her efforts.
Some Landrieu supporters, though notably not Landrieu herself, have complained that another Cassidy proposal -- which was cleared for a House vote last December -- didn't go nearly far enough because it would delay premium increases, scheduled to take effect in October, only for six months. Rep. Cedric Richmond, D-New Orleans, called it a "small-ball approach to legislating."
Cassidy's Louisiana GOP colleagues said it was the most he could get from House leaders at the time because of opposition to a lengthy delay to Biggert-Waters rate adjustments from Republican leaders of the House Financial Services Committee, where the legislation was drafted.
Because of objections from Richmond and others, including the lead House Republican sponsor of the stronger Senate bill, GOP leaders pulled the Cassidy measure from the House calendar.
There's talk in the House of adding a delaying measure to an omnibus spending bill expected next month, though it's unclear how much of a delay would be acceptable to House GOP leaders.
In the Senate, Landrieu remains optimistic that a measure delaying premiums for four years -- enough time to complete an affordability study and make changes in the Biggert-Waters law before unaffordable rate increases takes effect -- can get the 60 votes needed to move forward. A vote was expected Wednesday, but was pushed aside by continuing debate on a measure to continue extended unemployment benefits for the next three months.
Landrieu said the vote now could occur next week.
If it succeeds by a large enough margin, Landrieu believes it will increase momentum for passage in the House.
Asked about the Senate race during an appearance Wednesday on WWJ radio, Landrieu said: "This is not about Mary Landrieu, Bill Cassidy or the Senate race. This is about helping people in a desperate situation."
Cassidy has said pretty much the same thing -- that fixing the flood insurance law isn't a political issue. "The people in Louisiana who will benefit from reforming our current process ... are working people," Cassidy said Wednesday night. "These are not rich people insuring vacation homes. These are folks in their primary residences, in many cases homes that have never flooded."
The flood insurance issue isn't without political peril for Cassidy and Landrieu. Both joined the entire Louisiana delegation in voting for Biggert-Waters, as did overwhelming majorities in both the House and Senate.
At the time, Cassidy said he voted yes because it was important to reauthorize the flood insurance program so people could continue to purchase coverage.
Landrieu was the only member of the Louisiana delegation who spoke on the Senate floor warning that the Biggert Waters bill was flawed, that it would raise rates to unsustainable levels for some homeowners, and that Congress would have to come back to fix the bill's problems soon. Landrieu said she voted yes because the bill was added to a measure that included the Restore Act, the top priority of the Louisiana delegation. It will funnel 80 percent of Clean Water Act Fines from the 2010 BP oil spill to the five Gulf Coast states, potentially sending billions of dollars to Louisiana for coastal restoration.


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To the Editor:
A political forum was held at the Manlius Village Centre on Feb. 12. It was a great opportunity for Manlius residents to meet and listen to candidates running for mayor, trustee and justice.
With so many municipalities having unopposed elections, I am especially proud that Manlius never seems to lack residents willing to step into the political arena. We always have a diverse range of multiple candidates to choose from and that makes for a robust election.
As a trustee, I am honored to have been elected with Harold Hopkinson as a running mate in 2007. Trustee Hopkinson holds the record in New York state as the longest serving trustee -- 50 years and counting. Not only is that a tribute to Harold, it's a tribute to the village we choose to call home.
On behalf of myself and my running mates, Eric Krouse, Mark Hills, Janice Abdo-Rott (trustee) and Joseph Greenman (justice), thank you to the candidates who participated and the residents who attended.
Mark-Paul Serafin
Manlius trustee
Thanks to everyone who attended forum
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Mary Thompson
Services: Have been held.
Mary Nell Thompson, 79, of Independence, Mo., formerly of Clovis, died Friday, March 5, 2004, at Carmel Hills Living Center in Independence.
She was born June 29, 1924, in Malden, Texas, to Charles Lilburn and Clelia Casstevens Thompson.
She married Melvin G. "Tommy" Thompson on May 16, 1948, in Clovis.
She lived in Clovis most of her life, where her husband worked for the Santa Fe Railroad.
Family members said she enjoyed the Clovis/Portales Elks Lodge and the Clovis Masonic Lodge.
They said she was an active and long-time Member of Eastern Star.
She was preceded in death by her husband; her parents; and a brother, John Thompson.
Survivors include a brother, Charles Thompson of Independence; a sister, Dorothy Hicks of Tesuque; and nieces and nephews.
The Rev. Brad Reeves will officiate the services.
Burial will be at Lawn Haven Memorial Gardens.
Services are by Muffley Funeral Home.


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Stephenie Meyer Day is an annual celebration in Forks, Washington of the world-renowned author of Twilight Saga, Stephenie Meyer. It is because of these books that Forks – a town characterized by heroine Bella Swan as being under an "almost constant cover of clouds" – has been made into a tourist…Continue
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Hey guys, id like to share some pics from my trip to Forks Washington and to Vancouver BC where they filmed New moon, eclipse and Breaking dawn... first we went to Forks. This is my second time going and it felt like it was my first, its a surreal feeling being there, you just feel like your in the books.
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While enjoying the Stephenie Meyer Day 2011 vendors, we met Tena Gagnon, jewelry designer and owner ofThe Forks Forest. A resident of the Twilight town, she launched her jewelry business in 2009 on Etsy, first making Twilight-themed items but recently adding pieces representing The Hunger Games.
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At this weekend's Stephenie Meyer Day celebration in Forks, WA, Twilight Bond scored an interview with "Bella and Edward" during the soon-to-be Mrs. Cullen's bridal shower. "Alice" planned it, of course, and "Jasper" makes a quick appearance!
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Consider this a tourist alert about "things you don't usually think about until it's almost too late."
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From the Forks, WA website 8/9/2011.
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The following press release provides exciting details about the upcoming Stephenie Meyer Day in Forks, WA.
Creators of the TWILIGHT parody to connect with fans for a weekend of celebrations
FORKS, WA – Hannah and Hilly Hindi, creators of The Hillywood Show®, are joining with TWILIGHT fans and the citizens…Continue
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Meet Ian Barnes - a welder, musician...and Edward Cullen lookalike. Ian is such a dead-ringer for Robert Pattinson that even the actor's father did a double-take at a Twilight movie premiere that his son and his double attended!
What do you think?
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You can be named honorary Forks Mayor for the day and win a Forks/Twilight themed gift basket (est. value $100 donated from the local business community) for having the best answers to the following questions.
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View Twilight Journey in a larger map
Hey guys thought id share this with you, I did this tour last summer and it look me about 8 months to find all the locations... it was an amazing trip and I recommend…Continue
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For anyone in the San Francisco & Los Angeles areas, we have a suggestion for you! BUY your ticket to Seattle, WA. by April 8th!!! Virgin Airlines has…Continue
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The Hillywood Show is coming to Forks for a special event with the 'Twilight' store 'Dazzled by Twilight.'
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Beijing steamed buns include cardboard has tip Doda
BEIJING - Chopped cardboard, softened with an industrial chemical and flavored with fatty pork and powdered seasoning, is a main ingredient in batches of steamed buns sold in one Beijing neighborhood, state television said.
Lovely. One way to get your fiber, eh?
The report, aired late Wednesday on China Central Television, highlights the country's problems with food safety despite government efforts to improve the situation.
Countless small, often illegally run operations exist across China and make money cutting corners by using inexpensive ingredients or unsavory substitutes. They are almost impossible to regulate.
State TV's undercover investigation features the shirtless, shorts-clad maker of the buns, called baozi, explaining the contents of the product sold in Beijing's sprawling Chaoyang district.
And toothpaste unless antifreeze is your plaque eliminator;
China banned manufacturers from making toothpaste with diethylene glycol, a poisonous solvent used in some antifreeze, the state news agency, Xinhua, reported.


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Yes. its true
The Rugrats really were a figment of Angelicas Imagination.
Chucky died a long time ago along with this mother, thats why Chaz is a nervous wreck all the time.
Tommy was a stillborn, thats why Stu is constantly in the basement making toys for the son who never had a chance to live.
The DeVilles had an abortion, Angelica couldnt figure whether it would be a boy or a girl thus creating the twins
As for All Grown Up Angelica was a bipolar schizophrenic who, as a teenager became addicted to various Narcotics, bringing her back to her childhood and thus her creations she obsessed over, because of time lapse between the present and the last time she interacted with her creations, she made them older, Angelica was constantally taking hits of acid, so she would never have to live without her creations who were her only company, in a judgemental world
Angelicas mom actually died of a heroine overdose, Angelica was schizophrenic/bipolar because she was a crack baby, additionaly Drew in his depression married a gold digging whore, that Angelica idolized because she fooled herself into thinking it was her real mom, but always had a concept of her mom, Cynthia, and took a barbie doll, and made it after her moms image, wearing an unwashed oranged dress, and having jacked up hair, which is why she was so attached to it, later in life she followed in her mom footsteps w/ drugs and everything, dieing of overdose at age 13 when All Grown Up! was canceled
The only rugrat not to be fictional however, was unborn Tommys brother Dil, however Angelica didnt know the differace between Dil and her creations, Dil didnt follow her commands, after endless crying and a refusal to disapear like the others did when angelica was angry with them, she hit him. And she hit him, screaming a screaching tune, Stu ran in and pulled his neice off of his only child, but it was too late, he had a brain hemerage, which resulted in a deformation, as he grew up his damage only became more evident, by the time he was 9 in All Grown Up! He lived as an outcast, being ridiculed for his weirdness, and retardation, the immense guilt over this is what led to her drug use and is what led Angelica to un-create the rugrats breifly, until her expericance w/ hallucinogenics.
On a trip to Paris to find love, Chaz married a hooker named Kira (He was actually going to marry a differant hooker, but she just wanted him for his money), who had a daughter named Kimi that was torn from her because she was a cocaine addict (Angelica imagined her from Kiras stories), he lost his mind after the death of his wife and was in denial that she was ever prostitue, upon return to America, Chaz and Kira married and she got her greencard, it was actually a really happy/romantic story, Kira continually stuggled with addiction, but was relatively happy w/ her life, and Chaz
Suzie was actually Angelicas only friend, who entertained the thought of Angelicas creations, for her, She later became a phycologist and teamed up w/ Nickelodeon to make the Rugrats! When Angelica died of drug overdose, she helped arrange her funeral, Angelicas death was sad, because of her addiction, she was expelled from society, which lead to a break with reality, and her eventual death, she spent the last days of her life in the back of the school cafeteria, imagining friends around her, and playing with the lives of her creations.
She died March 5, 1994, tag your friends if you were throughly mindraped, this is the truth behind your childhood.
-this post was not written by me. I found it on tumblr and I thought it was interesting. What do you think? Do you believe it or not? Are you mindblown?
Source link: http://bryanjayy.tumblr.com/post/6051952256/yes-its-true-the-rugrats