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All my dad has to do is answer the questions.
Just four simple questions. Only they aren't that easy, because questions like this never are. We're almost to The Temple, three days into the craggy maw of Idaho's Sawtooth Mountains, and he has no idea they're coming. But I have them loaded, hot and explosive, like shells in a 30-30.
It's July, and hotter than hell on the sage-covered slopes, where wildfires will char more than 130,000 acres by summer's end. But we're up high, climbing to 9,000 feet, and my dad thinks this heat feels cooler than the heat in Las Vegas, where he lives. Four days ago, he met me in Twin Falls, a town 140 miles south of here where I grew up, after driving north across Nevada, past other fires, including one on the Idaho border. The air is thin, the terrain rugged, and his body—64 years old, bowlegged, and 15 pounds overweight—seems tired and heavy to me. He struggled the last half-mile, stopping every few feet to catch his breath, adjust his pack, and tug on the big, wet circles that have formed under the armpits of his shirt, which reads Toot My Horn.
At sunrise this morning, we slid out of our bags, washed up, made breakfast, and caught a few fish. When we finally starting hiking, we climbed out of one basin and into another, inching up switchbacks sticky with lichen and loose with scree. When we came to the edge of one overlook, we saw smoke rising on the horizon from a fire that was crowning in the trees. And when we arrived at the lake with the dozen black frogs, we called it Holy Water Lake, because it was Sunday and we did feel a bit closer to God.
I know my dad is hurting, because I'm hurting, too—and not just my legs and lungs, or the blisters on the bottoms of my feet. We have barely spoken since we left the dock at Redfish Lake three days ago, left the boat and the worried Texans who looked at our 40-pound packs and said, "You're going where?" I'm sure we seemed an odd pair: an old man and his—what was she? Daughter? Lover? Friend? When we stepped off the boat, I wanted to turn back. But The Temple was out here somewhere, and, besides, I still hadn't decided if I was going to kill him outright or just walk him to death.
We continue climbing above Holy Water Lake until, a few hundred feet from a pass, we turn off the trail. In front of us is a cirque of smooth granite towers, sharp and fluted, like the turrets on the Mormon Tabernacle. The Temple shoots out of a giant boulder field. Loose rocks slide down vertical shafts and clatter to the ground. Quickly but carefully, my dad and I crab-walk across the jumbled blocks, insinuating ourselves into tight slots and willing our bodies to become lighter, so the boulders won't shift beneath us and break our legs.
When we get to the wide, flat rock that looks like an altar, we stop. He slumps over, sips water, and chokes down a few bites of food. His eyes, the color of chocolate, begin to melt, and the corners of his mouth tremble, like he's fighting off a frown.
Hunching next to him on the granite slab, I squint into his red-brown, sixteenth-Cherokee face. I dig into my pack and take out my tape recorder.
That's when the questioning begins.


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Match Day is the most anticipated day of the year for medical school students, as they learn where they will spend the next several years of their medical training.
Recently, 141 fourth-year students at Loyola's Stritch School of Medicine received sealed envelopes containing their residency destinations. With the nervous suspense of the Oscars, students opened the envelopes to find the name of the medical institution that will become their new home. The room filled with screams, applause, and tears of joy.
But for two soon-to-be graduates, this Match Day was especially sweet.
Ali Hausfeld was in her first year of medical school at Stritch when her father and sister were killed in a plane crash as they flew to pick her up for Easter weekend. Less than three years later, Hausfeld and her boyfriend were involved in a serious car crash that left her with five broken ribs, a broken hip, and a dislocated ankle. Despite those setbacks, Hausfeld persevered—and at Match Day she was surrounded by her mother and more than 30 family members and friends when she opened her envelope. (Watch an NBC 5 video of her story.)
Sarah Bauer, another fourth-year Stritch student, was born with spina bifida and spent countless hours in doctors' offices as a child. Although she had a milder form of the birth defect—which can leave some people paralyzed or in wheelchairs—she still underwent three surgeries while growing up, including one when she was just five weeks old. Shaped by those experiences, Bauer now wants to be a pediatrician to help other children. Read her inspirational story here in the Chicago Tribune (registration required).

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Amateur baseball roundup
Deutz leads Yankees to 2-1 win over Bullfrogs
Nathan Deutz threw eight strong innings to help the Milroy Yankees take down the Bird Island Bullfrogs 2-1 Friday in an amateur baseball game in Milroy.
Deutz gave up one run on five hits, striking out 10 batters and walking none. Mahlon Zimmerman came on in the ninth and got the save.
Milroy was held to five hits by Bird Island pitcher Luke Kramer, who went the distance. Riley Carpenter went 2-for-3 for the Yankees, while Andy Schmidt was 1-for-3 and had both of Milroy's RBIs.
The Yankees (6-2 overall, 5-1 Corn Belt League) return to action today with a 7 p.m. game against Raymond in Milroy.
BI-Luke Kramer. MY-Nathan Deutz, Mahlon Zimmerman (9). WP-Deutz. LP-Kramer. S-Zimmerman.
Leavenworth shuts out Lamberton, 3-0
A pair of solo home runs launched the Leavenworth Orioles past the Lamberton Long Sox in Tomahawk East League action Friday at Leavenworth.
Andy Cook and Zach Mickelson each went deep off of Long Sox starter Jacob Jenniges during a 3-0 win for the Orioles.
Cook was equally effective on the mound, blanking the Long Sox and scattering four Lamberton hits over nine innings.
Donald Strand and Isaac Jenniges split the four hits in half for Lamberton, which fell to 6-4 overall and 5-1 in the Tomahawk East League.
The Long Sox will look to bounce back from their first league loss on Sunday when they travel to Stark for a 3 p.m. game with the Longhorns.
Long Sox000 000 000-0 4 3
Orioles000 201 000-3 6 1
LS-Jacob Jenniges, Johnny Pistulka (8); O-Andy Cook. HR: O-Cook, Zach Mickelson.
Irish bats fall silent in loss to Sacred Heart
Clay Ellis fanned 11 Sacred Heart batters over eight scoreless innings on Friday in Sacred Heart, but took a no decision in a 1-0 loss for the Milroy Irish.
Dan Frank relieved Ellis to start the bottom of the ninth, but walked the leadoff man. A sacrifice bunt and Travis Adkens single later and the Saints had a walk-off win.
Matt Koenen picked up the win for Sacred Heart, scattering four hits over nine shutout innings. Koenen struck out eight batters.
Cody Mather had a double for the Irish, who fall to 6-6 on the year.
Milroy is back in action Sunday, as the Irish host a doubleheader against the Adrian A's and the Pipestone A's at Irish Yard.
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MI-Clay Ellis, Dan Frank (9); SH-Matt Koenen. WP-Koenen. LP-Frank. 2B: MI-Cody Mather.


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Advising Videos
Several advising related videos have been created by the campus community to assist students with understanding important advising related information. More videos will be added to this page as and when they are available. Come back to see your peers, faculty, and staff in more Advising Hub Videos!
1. Probation and Disqualification
By Dr. Steve Branz , Associate Dean for Curriculum and Director of General Education in the Office of Undergraduate Studies.
By Gisela Gray-Peoples, Advisor in Academic Advising and Retention Services.
3. First-Generation Student Experience
By Dr. Jeff Davis sponsored by the Advising Council
4. Graduate School Preparation
By Jeannine Slater, Director of ASPIRE / McNair
By Dr. Maureen Scharberg, Associate Vice President of Student Academic Success Services
6. Community College Pipeline to SJSU
SJSU administrators and community college representatives discuss advising information for students who wish to transfer to SJSU
7. SJSU Pipeline for Community College Counselors & Coordinators
8. Fall 2013 Financial Aid Updates By Coleetta McElroy, Director of the Financial Aid and Scholarships Office
Adviser Connection Series
- Understanding Military Culture and Student Veterans - April 6, 2016
- Going Beyond a Check box Mentality
- Advising Student Athletes
- Career Center - October 7, 2015
- Admission to Graduate Project
Applying for Graduation
Learn about the importance of applying for graduation on time. You can view the 640x480 (larger) version here.
Shortcut to Success
Learn about using resources to succeed at SJSU. You can view the 640x480 (larger) version here.
The Very Determined Undergrad
Learn about the path to becoming a teacher. You can view the 640x480 (larger) version here.
The Academic Advising Game Show
Watch a game show about advising information. You can view the 640x480 (larger) version here.
Advising Videos from Undergraduate Studies
Dr. Dennis Jaehne, AVP of Undergraduate Studies, answers students' questions about the impact of the budget cuts on our students. Click on the link below to go to the corresponding video or visit the SJSU Advising Hub's Channel on YouTube. Each video is under one minute long.


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Volume 6 No. 3
Spring 2002
Volume 6 Number 3
& Off Campus
Class Notes
The Reverend Chase S.
Hunt is the Seminary's director of planned giving.
I imagine you are familiar with statistics about the number of people in our country who have not made wills. Studies from reputable sources like the National Committee on Planned Giving consistently reveal that less than half of the U.S. population have wills, and one recently published article puts that figure at 70 percent! Remarkable when you consider that the benefits of having a will include: the opportunity to direct where what you have accumulated during your lifetime will go rather than to have the state of your residence decide; the opportunity to name a guardian for your minor children and someone to manage your financial affairs; and the opportunity to make provisions for charitable causes that are dear to your heart.
With regard to that last item, a study has concluded that while more than 70 percent of Americans make charitable gifts each year, only eight percent provide for charities through their wills or estate plans. Thatĺs a remarkably wide gap that gets my attention and that I call to yours. In the process, I would encourage you to consider the consistency of providing for a charitable cause or institution that you have found worthy of support during your lifetime through a will provision that will bear witness to that cause after youĺre gone. I urge you to address the matter of a will and to have one prepared if you have not already done so. And I ask you to consider provision for Princeton Seminary in the process.
The tragic events of September 11 have brought this matter to our attention in dramatic fashion. A majority of those who were lost on that sad day died without wills, and many of them were young parents who left a spouse and children without the benefit of that protection. This has prompted many who were without wills to have them drawn.
An interesting by-product has been the opportunity it has given husbands and wives, children, and other family members to gather to discuss important matters they have seldom, if ever, considered together. Things like how property is to be divided, who would like to have particular items, what personal preferences are with regard to memorial services and burial, and what causes to remember. Those who have had such conversations report experiencing a spiritual dimension they had not anticipated, and a sense of confidence, calm, peaceŚand even joyŚalong with a closeness as a family that they had not experienced before. There are many important reasons to have a will drawn, even if you feel that your circumstances are modest and may not require one. But I submit to you that this may be the most compelling reason of all to think about your future. I encourage you to gather with your family and talk together about these important questions. And I invite you to let me know if I can be of help.
This list includes gifts made between October 1, 2001, and December 31, 2001.
The Reverend Dr. Carlton C. Allen (ĺ36B)
Dr. Willis A. Baxter (ĺ38B)
Mrs. Shirley J. Bergmann
The Reverend William N. Boak (ĺ57B)
The Reverend Robert B. Boell (ĺ38B)
The Reverend John R. Booker (ĺ55B)
The Reverend Charles H. Davis (ĺ41B)
The Reverend Albert G. Dezso (ĺ46B)
The Reverend Dr. William H. Felmeth (ĺ42B)
The Reverend Walter A. Fitton (ĺ54B/ĺ57M)
The Reverend Dr. William H. Foster (ĺ48M)
The Reverend George P. Fulton Jr. (ĺ44B)
The Reverend Dr. John T. Galloway (ĺ33B)
Mrs. John T. Galloway
Dr. Hans-Werner Gensichen (ĺ38M)
The Reverend James L. Getaz Jr. (ĺ49B)
Ms. Eleanor Giles
Mr. Harold Giles
Dr. Stanley A. Goerner (ĺ50B)
The Reverend Dr. Harry Walter Haring (1893B)
Mrs. Jane G. Irwin
The Reverend Dr. Merle S. Irwin (ĺ42B)
Ms. Louise M. Janes
The Reverend Dr. Reuel E. Johnson (ĺ48B)
The Reverend Joseph J. Lemen (ĺ50B)
The Reverend Dr. Alan Edmond Lewis (ĺ77D)
Dr. Joseph E. McCabe (ĺ43B/ĺ47M)
The Reverend Dr. J. Charles McKirachan (ĺ33B)
Mr. Robert A. Morrison (ĺ54B)
The Reverend Dr. Seth C. Morrow (ĺ38B)
The Reverend Harlan H. Naylor (ĺ42B)
Ms. Elizabeth H. ôBettieö Newberry
The Reverend Wesley Dayalan Niles (ĺ66M)
The Reverend William F. Nordt
Ms. Claire Pfeiffer
The Reverend Dr. Clifford G. Pollock (ĺ37B)
Mrs. Ella (Lawson) Priga
The Reverend Howard E. Pusey (ĺ52B)
The Reverend William Robert Raborn (ĺ50B)
The Reverend Parke Richards (ĺ05B)
Dr. George Y. Rusk (ĺ16B)
The Reverend John S. Shew (ĺ54B)
The Reverend Dr. Carlton J. Sieber (ĺ41B)
The Reverend Dr. Alvin Duane Smith (ĺ45B/ĺ47M)
The Reverend John H. P. Strome (ĺ33B)
The Reverend William T. Swaim
Dr. S. Arthur Talman (ĺ42B)
The Reverend Ray W. Teeuwissen
The Reverend Charles E. Terry (ĺ49B)
The Reverend Herbert C. Tweedie (ĺ41M)
The Reverend Reinhardt Van Dyke (ĺ38b)
Ms. Shirley H. Whitney
Mr. J. Houston Witherspoon
Clista M. Wood
Dr. George Yeisley (1874b)
The Reverend Michael Charles Baynai (ĺ98B)
Mr. Dean R. Brown (2000B)
The Reverend Charles L. Cureton III (ĺ60B)
The Reverend Nancy Ann De Vries (ĺ78B)
The Reverend Diane Jamison Fitch (ĺ93B)
Dr. Freda A. Gardner
The Reverend Dr. Nancy Lammers Gross (ĺ81B/ĺ92D)
The Reverend Judith H. Hockenberry (ĺ86B)
The Reverend Kenneth J. Hockenberry (ĺ84B)
Dr. George Hunsinger
The Reverend Margaret Grun Kibben (ĺ86B)
Mr. James Michael ôSkipö Macaulay (2001B)
The Reverend Dr. Kari Turner McClellan (ĺ76B)
The Reverend Kennedy McGowan (ĺ89B)
The Reverend Dr. Hugh M. Miller (ĺ42B)
The Reverend Dr. Nancy E. Muthĺs (ĺ79B) twenty-year ministry
Princeton Theological Seminary Faculty
Princeton Theological Seminary Graduates in Monmouth Presbytery
Princeton Theological Seminary, Seminary Relations Department Staff and Administration
The Reverend Scott L. Strohm (ĺ84B) and family
Ms. Alma Neale
Mr. Thomas A. Neale
The Reverend Paul H. Pittman III (ĺ89B)
Dr. S. Arthur Talman (ĺ42B)
The Reverend George A. Vorsheim (ĺ50B)
The Reverend Margaret Grun Kibben (ĺ86B)
The Reverend Linda A. Knieriemen (ĺ90B)
The Reverend Dr. O. Thomas Miles (ĺ51B)
The Reverend James A. Allison Jr. (ĺ51B)
Dr. Johan Christiaan Beker
Mr. Osmond P. ôBuckö Breland (2000b)
The Reverend George Chalmers Browne (ĺ40B)
Dr. Emile Cailliet
Ms. Christine Trulock Cleveland
Ms. Carol Gray Dupree
The Reverend Dr. Walter H. Eastwood (ĺ32B)
Mrs. Ruth E. Gittell Gard (ĺ47E)
Dr. Henry Snyder Gehman
Mr. Bruce E. Haddad
Ms. Dorothy S. Haddad
The Reverend Dr. George S. Hendry
Dr. Seward Hiltner
Ms. Mary Evelyn Jamison (ôSkipö) Houdeshel
The Reverend Dr. Hugh Thomson Kerr Jr.
The Reverend Dr. Bryant M. Kirkland (ĺ38B)
Dr. Howard Tillman Kuist
The Reverend Dr. James E. Loder (ĺ57B)
The Reverend Kirsten E. Lunde (ĺ86B)
The Reverend Dr. John A. Mackay (ĺ15B)
The Reverend Dr. Gary W. Martin (ĺ65B)
The Reverend Dr. James I. McCord
Ms. Eleanor Williams Meisel
Mr. Frederick A. Mendez
The Reverend David D. Miles (ĺ89B/ĺ91M)
The Reverend W. Dayalan Niles (ĺ66M)
Dr. Otto A. Piper, a great Christian and great teacher
Mr. Steve Richardson
The Reverend Dr. Edward Howell Roberts (ĺ23B, M)
Dr. Muriel Osgood Roe (ĺ50e)
The Reverend David M. Rogge (ĺ66B)
Mrs. Mary Pollitt Scott
Dr. John A. Sensenig (ĺ45B)
The Reverend Dr. R. David Steele (ĺ55B)
Ms. Gweneth D. Thomas
Alayne P. Van Deusen
ôVictims of genocideö
The Reverend George A. Vorsheim (ĺ50B)
The Reverend Peter Zimmermann (ĺ82M)
The Reverend Robert Bates
The Reverend Dr. Donald Capps
The Reverend William G. Carter (ĺ85B)
Dr. Ellen T. Charry
Ms. Alexandra Erb
Mr. Trevor Erb
Dr. Freda A. Gardner
The Reverend Dr. Thomas W. Gillespie (ĺ54B) and his leadership
Dr. Geddes W. Hanson (ĺ72D)
Mr. Frederick F. Lansill
Dr. Paul Lehmann
The Reverend Dr. John G. Marvin (ĺ36B)
The Reverend Dr. Daniel L. Migliore (ĺ58B)
Mrs. Margaret Migliore
Mrs. C. S. Ranee Niles (ĺ66M)
The Reverend Dr. Peter J. Paris
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton Theological Seminary Faculty
The Reverend Dr. Katharine Doob Sakenfeld
The Reverend Dr. Edward L. Schalk (ĺ42B)
Mrs. Letitia N. Schalk
Dr. James W. Skillen, and his selection for the Kuyper Prize
Dr. D. Campbell Wyckoff
ôThe gay and lesbian graduates of PTSö
ôMy year at Seminaryö
ôStudies at Princeton Seminary, 1958ľ1959ö
ôThree challenging, preparatory, and delightful yearsö
ôThe Glory of Godö
ôWinter 2002 issue of inSpireö
Miiller Chapel Restoration Project
The Reverend Dr. Arthur M. Adams (ĺ34B)
Ms. Ruth Appenzeller
The Reverend Dr. William Park Armstrong (1897B)
Dr. Emile Cailliet
Dr. Gilmore D. Clarke
The Reverend Dr. C. Ransom Comfort Jr. (ĺ31B)
The Reverend Dr. David L. Crawford (ĺ47B)
Mr. Henry Diener
Ms. Jane Diener
The Reverend Wallace E. Easter (ĺ47B)
The Reverend George P. Fulton (ĺ44B)
The Reverend Dr. George S. Hendry
The Reverend Gilbert J. Horn (ĺ65B)
Mrs. Jane G. Irwin
Ms. Louise M. Janes
Dr. David Hugh Jones
Dr. Robert K. Kelley (ĺ48B)
The Reverend Dr. Hugh Thomson Kerr Jr.
The Reverend Dr. Bryant M. Kirkland (ĺ38B)
Dr. Howard Tillman Kuist
The Reverend H. Ganse Little (ĺ29B)
Mrs. Jane L. Mackay
The Reverend Dr. John A. Mackay (ĺ15B)
The Reverend Dr. James I. McCord
The Reverend David B. McDowell (ĺ60B/ĺ64E)
The Reverend David D. Miles (ĺ89B/ĺ91M)
The Reverend Richard H. Miller (ĺ55B)
The Reverend Harlan H. Naylor (ĺ42B)
The Reverend W. Dayalan Niles (ĺ66M)
Mrs. Jeanette Norquist
The Reverend Dr. Joseph R. Sizoo
The Reverend Dr. Frederick B. Speakman (ĺ45B)
The Reverend Dr. R. David Steele (ĺ55B)
Dr. Theodore D. Stevenson (ĺ29b)
Alayne P. Van Deusen
The Reverend G. William Vogel Jr. (ĺ51B)
The Reverend Dr. Raymond C. Walker (ĺ10B)
Dr. David A. Weadon
Mr. David Young
Ms. Muriel Young
Ms. Virginia Young
The Reverend Dr. Diogenes Allen
The Reverend Dr. W. J. Beeners (ĺ48B)
Mrs. Carol A. Belles
The Reverend Dr. Arthur M. Byers Jr. (ĺ50B)
The Reverend Dr. Harry A. Freebairn (ĺ62B/ĺ84P)
Mrs. Barbara A. Gillespie
The Reverend Dr. Thomas W. Gillespie (ĺ54B)
The Reverend Catherine H. Gillis
The Reverend Dr. Nancy Lammers Gross (ĺ81B/ĺ92D)
The Reverend Dr. Geddes W. Hanson (ĺ72D)
Mr. Lloyd Charles Hawken
Mr. Delbert R. Hillers
The Reverend Dr. James F. Kay
The Reverend Dr. Robert R. Kopp (ĺ77B)
Dr. Paul Lehmann
The Reverend Michael E. Livingston (ĺ74B/ĺ91M)
Dr. Donald Macleod (ĺ46G)
The Reverend Dr. Bruce M. Metzger (ĺ38B/ĺ39M)
Mrs. Mary Louise Meyer
Dr. Paul W. Meyer
The Reverend Dr. Daniel L. Migliore (ĺ58B)
Mrs. Margaret Migliore
Miller Chapel
Mrs. C. S. Ranee Niles
The Reverend Dr. Peter J. Paris
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton Theological Seminary Choir
Princeton Theological Seminary Faculty
Princeton Theological Seminary Students, Classes of 1956ľ61 and 1963ľ64
Princeton Theological Seminaryĺs superb training and resources
Mr. Jesse Reynolds
Ms. Kristin Reynolds
The Reverend Robert B. Sheldon (ĺ55B/ĺ61M)
Mrs. Zoe Speakman
Dr. Max L. Stackhouse
The Reverend Dr. Charles F. Stratton (ĺ51B/ĺ80D)
The Reverend Ruth Ellen Stratton (ĺ80B)
The Reverend Elaine L. Woroby (ĺ86B)
ôMany wonderful memories serving
as chapel deaconö
ôMusic, preaching, and fellowshipö
ôMy three years at Princeton Theological Seminaryö
ôOur wedding in Miller Chapel on June 3, 1967ö
In Memory of
The Reverend William N. Boak (ĺ57B)
In Memory of
Mr. Clement A. Bowle
In Memory of
Mr. Osmond P. ôBuckö Breland (2000b)
In Honor/Appreciation of
Mrs. Margaret Armstrong
The Reverend Dr. Richard S. Armstrong (ĺ58B)
In Memory of
The Reverend Arthur C. Haverly (ĺ42B)
In Memory of
Mr. Joseph Carlucci
Mrs. Rose Carlucci
Mr. and Mrs. Ormond L. Hampton Sr.
Mrs. Alexander Toth
In Honor/Appreciation of
The Reverend Dr. W. J. Beeners (ĺ48B)
In Honor/Appreciation of
The Reverend Dr. Bruce M. Metzger (ĺ38B/ĺ39M)
In Memory of
The Reverend Dr. David L. Crawford (ĺ47B)
In Memory of
Mrs. Isabel H. Donelik
Mr. John R. Donelik
In Memory of
Ms. Carol Gray Dupree
In Memory of
Mr. James B. Francis
In Memory of
The Reverend Dr. James I. McCord
In Memory of
Mr. G. Frederick Hoffman
In Memory of
Mrs. Anne McMullan Jackson
The Reverend Dr. Samuel Allen Jackson (ĺ32b)
In Memory of
The Reverend Dr. Bryant M. Kirkland (ĺ38B)
In Memory of
Mr. Richard H. Lackey Jr.
In Memory of
Mr. John S. Linen
Mrs. Mary B. Linen
In Memory of
The Reverend Dr. C. Fredrick Mathias (ĺ57B)
In Memory of
The Reverend Dr. James E. Loder (ĺ57B)
In Memory of
Dr. T. Charles Lee
Mr. Jesse C. McKeon
In Memory of
Mr. J. Houston Witherspoon
In Honor/Appreciation of
Princeton Theological Seminary Touring Choir


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Target validation, preclinical efficacy, safety and candidate selection of small molecules or biologics using CellInsight™ human primary cell platform and mass spectrometry bioanalysis.
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Smooch Cam: The Most Candid, Awkward And Sloppy Celebrity Smooches Of 2012
Candid Kisses From 2012
Awww we love seeing love in the air. When a couple is really feeling lovey dovey and it's genuine, we can't get enough of it. But, you know, sometimes it's also sort of funny. Basically, seeing people play tonsil hockey is always entertaining.
Just looking at these pics from this year brings us so much joy. Take a look at the most infamous kisses of 2012.
Erica Mena – She got kissy faced with some chick at a club and it made us happy to watch. Don't mind us, Erica.
Suelyn Medeiros – They're not actually kissing here but who cares? They're about to kiss and the cakes tell the story.
Barack and Michelle – They totally made out on the kiss cam and all of us said, "awww" as soon as it happened. You know she broke him off afterwards.
Unnamed Lesbian Couple – They raged against the machine and kissed in front of Chik-Fil-A to protest their stance on gay marriage.


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U.S. Stocks Drop in August
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Major U.S. stock dropped Friday as traders hesitated to make any major moves amid the session's thin volumes heading into the long Labor Day weekend and after tepid reports on U.S. consumers.
The S&P 500 closed down 3.1% for August, the largest monthly drop since the index fell 6.3% in May 2012.
The S&P 500 lost 0.32% to close at 1,632.97. The index dropped 1.8% for the week. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 0.21% to close at 14,810.31. The blue-chip index decreased 1.3% for the five-day trading period. The Nasdaq was off 0.84% to close at 3,589.87. The tech-heavy index slid 1.9% for the week.
The Bureau of Economic Analysis said consumer spending for July increased by a less-than-expected 0.1%, down from an upwardly revised 0.6% in June. The personal income measure rose by a smaller-than-expected 0.1% as well, below the increase of 0.3% from the prior month. Economists, on average, were expecting personal income to rise 0.2% and personal spending to edge up 0.3%.
The final estimate on the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index came in at 82.1, the lowest level in four months in the face of rising interest rates and growing geopolitical tensions. Though the number is up from 80 in the preliminary August report, its remains below July's 85.1. Economists were expecting a print of 80.5.
Concerns about the global effect of a U.S.-led air strike against Syria appeared to have become more muted as the Obama administration looks more and more alone in its proposal to act on evidence of a Syrian government-initiated chemical weapons attack against civilians.
In a public statement Friday afternoon, Secretary of State John Kerry continued to underscore the importance of taking action to undermine dangerous regimes and disarm terrorist groups around the world to ensure global security, but emphasized that diplomacy and negotiations rather than military action would be key for any real resolution. "History will judge us all extraordinarily harshly if we turn a blind eye," he said. Any type of military action against Syria would be a limited, tailored response, Kerry added.
Still, he revealed some lack of support in the global community for a U.S.-led military intervention in Syria, saying that the "U.N. cannot galvanize world to act as it should," as the Secretary-General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon asserted that the organization would not confirm who has been using the chemical weapons in Syria. The organization will only affirm that such weapons were used. On Thursday, British lawmakers voted down British participation in a military intervention; the U.S. had been counting on the U.K. to be a key ally for this initiative.
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Topic: Notification system
I need a notification system to alert a user before an expiration date.
For example I would like that a week before the expiration of a payment, is sent an email to the Product Manager.
Is there any plugin that implements this functionality?
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Exorcising the Demons - Page 2
In 2008, Bruner's father, Wil, then 68, was diagnosed with a lung disease with no known cure. The family turned to the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida, which approved his application for a lung transplant.
"The transplant hit me on a very deep level," says Bruner. "Someone was willing to give another man a chance at a few more years. I took a very close look at myself and realized, 'I've been destroying the gift of life.'"
His father had once been an avid runner, so Bruner decided to follow in his footsteps and started jogging. With the help of Nicorette gum, he quit smoking within two weeks—and, while he was at it, also gave up drinking.
Clutching to memories of competing alongside his father in local 10Ks and biathlons when he was younger, Bruner laced up his running shoes every day despite feeling awful for the first three months. He stayed committed because running filled a lot of time and kept him accountable.
Marcel Payne, a runner and counselor in a recovery program whom Bruner had met in classes at Augusta State University, challenged him to run a local 5K. Bruner struggled but finished the race in about 27 minutes. Four months later, he ran the Augusta Half Marathon in 1:42.45.
Barely a year passed before he competed in his first ultra, the FATS 50K in North Augusta, South Carolina. "When I reached the 26.2-mile mark," he says, "I wondered, 'Where are the medals, champagne and dancing girls?' I only saw trees." He pushed on, finished second in 4:52 and knew then he wanted to be an ultrarunner.
In late 2011, his father developed an abscess in his lungs and diverticulitis in his colon and was treated in Jacksonville. The stress took its toll on Bruner. After 18 months of sobriety, he had a relapse, but an outpatient substance-abuse program helped him find his way back to health.
The past year, Bruner has been more balanced—working out at the gym regularly, taking antidepressants, studying public health with the goal of earning a PhD in epidemiology and completing eight ultras, three marathons and a 70.3-mile triathlon. In 2012, Bruner returned to the FATS 50K, capturing his first ultra win, in 4:28, and gaining a supportive network of runner friends.
With encouragement from friends, Bruner tackled Alabama's Pinhoti 100 later that year, finishing in 29:17:14. Though he enjoys the speed of road running (marathon PR of 3:01), he prefers the peacefulness and camaraderie of trail races.
Says Betty Bruner, "It's joyful to see him finally getting over all that darkness."
Editor's Note: Andy's father, Wil Bruner, passed away on April 2, 2013.


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Frontierism 2.0
— By Kevin Montgomery (@kevinmonty) |
Google Buses have been around for a while, but with the mobile boom raising rents and giving way to weird new semi-spiced fusion restaurants, they are suddenly BIG NEWS. So big that the controversy surrounding them has leaped form humble stencils outside of coffeeshops to the likes of NY Mag. And now the London Review of Books is getting in the mix with an essay by 30+ year San Franciscan Rebecca Solnit.
It's long and comprehensive, tackling more than I could possible summarize in an early morning blog post. But it goes beyond the usual whine of rental costs and Those Damn Kids With Their Cellamaphones and tries to give the boom some historical context. So rather than pick out some highlights, I'll just leave you with the first few paragraphs and encourage you to read on:
The buses roll up to San Francisco's bus stops in the morning and evening, but they are unmarked, or nearly so, and not for the public. They have no signs or have discreet acronyms on the front windshield, and because they also have no rear doors they ingest and disgorge their passengers slowly, while the brightly lit funky orange public buses wait behind them. The luxury coach passengers ride for free and many take out their laptops and begin their work day on board; there is of course wifi. Most of them are gleaming white, with dark-tinted windows, like limousines, and some days I think of them as the spaceships on which our alien overlords have landed to rule over us.
Other days I think of them as the company buses by which the coal miners get deposited at the minehead, and the work schedule involved would make a pit owner feel at home. Silicon Valley has long been famous for its endless work hours, for sucking in the young for decades of sixty or seventy-hour weeks, and the much celebrated perks on many jobsites – nap rooms, chefs, gyms, laundry – are meant to make spending most of your life at work less hideous. The biotech industry is following the same game plan. There are hundreds of luxury buses serving mega-corporations down the peninsula, but we refer to them in the singular, as the Google Bus, and we – by which I mean people I know, people who've lived here a while, and mostly people who don't work in the industry – talk about them a lot. Parisians probably talked about the Prussian army a lot too, in the day.My brother says that the first time he saw one unload its riders he thought they were German tourists – neatly dressed, uncool, a little out of place, blinking in the light as they emerged from their pod. The tech workers, many of them new to the region, are mostly white or Asian male nerds in their twenties and thirties; you often hear that to be over fifty in that world is to be a fossil, and the two founders of Google (currently tied for 13th richest person on earth) are not yet forty.
Another friend of mine told me a story about the Apple bus from when he worked for Apple Inc. Once a driver went rogue, dropping off the majority of his passengers as intended at the main Apple campus, and then rolling on towards San Jose instead of stopping at the satellite location, but the passengers were tech people, so withdrawn from direct, abrupt, interventionary communications that they just sat there as he drove many miles past their worksite and eventually dumped them on the street in a slum south of the new power centre of the world. At that point, I think, they called headquarters: another, more obedient bus driver was dispatched. I told the story to another friend and we joked about whether they then texted headquarters to get the email addresses of the people sitting next to them: this is a culture that has created many new ways for us to contact one another and atrophied most of the old ones, notably speaking to the people around you. All these youngish people are on the Google Bus because they want to live in San Francisco, city of promenading and mingling, but they seem as likely to rub these things out as to participate in them.


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Here's how RW members rated this race (156 votes).
In short: 'Real' cross country - fantastic fun, great atmosphere and plenty of variety!Date of review: February 9, 2009
In short: Mud! Hills! Snow! Ice!In full: Blimey, this was my first off road race and what a challenge it turned out to be, (for me at least!)Some seriously steep hills you could only walk up, deep, gooey mud, snow and ice, saw several runners slip over and fall, but everyone had a great time.Well organised, although the chap talking to us at the beginning could have done with a megaphone. Reminded me of Life of Brian - "What did he say? Blessed are the cheesemakers?"All in all, challenging and good fun.Date of review: February 9, 2009
In short: It really is multiterrain, snow,ice,mud,sand,grass,tarmac.....nice oneDate of review: February 9, 2009
In short: Great 10 Multi Terrain RaceIn full: I enjoyed my second Stagger, but it felt tougher this year due to the wintery conditions. Definitely one for the off-road shoes! I bettered last year's time, so was pleased, but those hills are tough! A nice coaster as a momento - looks good in my office. Well done Stourbridge RC - you only need to purchase a megaphone now for the start of the next race!Date of review: February 9, 2009
In short: Really enjoyed my first StaggerIn full: The Stagger was never going to provide a PB opportunity especially given the weather but it was a well organised race (apart from the lack of a P.A system at the start). I liked the challenging hills and the stiles made it seem like an elongated Steeple chase. I'll definitely run this again. Thanks Stourbridge RC.Date of review: February 9, 2009
In short: Consistently an enjoyable race over 10 plus years.Date of review: February 8, 2009
In short: Good challenging run although had to walk up a couple of narrow muddy tracks.Date of review: February 8, 2009
In short: Glorious mudIn full: An excellent experience! Challenging, picturesque, slippy and with good support throughout. Great fun, although the announcements at the start of the race needed to be clearer.Date of review: February 8, 2009
In short: A tough offroad 10 made slower by the gates! Excellent organisation and a good early one to do.Date of review: February 8, 2009
In short: challeningIn full: a very good race full of hills and mud Date of review: February 8, 2009
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Injuries and the shift into a tougher park in the tougher league have caused Peavy's career to stall over the last two years or so, but he's shown signs of getting back on track over his last four starts. He dominated the weak-hitting Twins yesterday (8 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 6 K) and more than held his own against the Yankees earlier in the week (7 IP, 8 H, 3 R, 1 BB, 4 K), and the good news that he's consistently throwing 100+ pitches without showing signs of falling off in the later innings. He had a problem once his pitch count got past 75-80 earlier in the year and last season as well.
Seems like Peavy is slowly getting his strength back after last season's injury.
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Debates of Feb. 26th, 2007
House of Commons Hansard #118 of the 39th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was provisions.
- Question Period
- Criminal Code
- Anti-terrorism Act
- Scouts Canada
- New Brunswick
- Jean-Paul Filion
- Forestry Industry
- Scouts Canada
- Canada Winter Games
- Fisheries
- Sheila Watt-Cloutier
- The Environment
- The Prime Minister
- Anti-terrorism Act
- Cluster Munitions
- Health Care
- Ski Competitions
- Academy Awards
- Leader of the Opposition
- Anti-terrorism Act
- The Prime Minister
- Quebec Elections
- Security Certificates
- Court Challenges Program
- Public Service
- The Prime Minister
- The Environment
- Transport
- Finance
- Afghanistan
- Visitor Rebate Program
- Human Resources
- Status of Women
- Immigration and Refugee Board
- Justice
- Canada Revenue Agency
- Immigration and Refugee Board
- The Environment
- Anti-terrorism Act
- Intellectual Property
- Report on Afghanistan
- Points of Order
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Request for Emergency Debate
- Anti-terrorism Act
Canada Winter Games
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Carolyn Bennett St. Paul's, ON
Mr. Speaker, I was thrilled to be at the opening ceremonies of the Canada Winter Games this past weekend in Whitehorse.
It was inspirational to see Larry Smith there as the chair of the Games and Piers McDonald as the president of the host committee. I congratulate them and the 4,100 volunteers who are there in Whitehorse right now helping all the people.
It was inspirational to see those young athletes, who we know will own the podium in 2010 in Vancouver.
It was unfortunate, however, that the sport minister for the federal government was unable to be there in order to hear the committed and urgent pleas by provincial and territorial ministers for sport infrastructure and physical activity infrastructure. That is what we as a government had promised them previously.
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Gerald Keddy South Shore—St. Margaret's, NS
Mr. Speaker, on Friday past, instead of contributing to second reading debate or even taking a position on a new Fisheries Act, the new Liberal fisheries critic moved a hoist amendment.
Why? He said it was to allow further consultation and to answer "so many questions".
Parliamentary procedure states:
The adoption of a hoist amendment is tantamount to defeating the bill by postponing its consideration. Consequently, the bill disappears from the Order Paper and cannot be introduced again, even after the postponement period has elapsed.
Here is what the Liberal critic intends to prevent: real accountability of a minister to Canadians; giving provinces and fishers a real say in the decisions that affect them; strengthened fish habitat protection; and a fair and deterrent sanctions regime.
The Liberals had 13 years to consult. They just did not get it done. Somehow it is hard to believe they just need another six months.
Sheila Watt-Cloutier
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Yvon Lévesque Abitibi—Baie-James—Nunavik—Eeyou, QC
Mr. Speaker, I am proud to inform this house that Sheila Watt-Cloutier, from Kuujjuaq in northern Quebec, has been nominated for the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize.
This nomination recognizes Ms. Watt-Cloutier's invaluable contribution to social and environmental causes that affect the Inuit and honours her for drawing the world's attention to the impact of climate change and pollution on the traditional way of life of the aboriginal peoples and the Inuit who live in the Arctic and elsewhere.
Ms. Watt-Cloutier, along with 62 Inuit elders, has filed a complaint with the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, alleging that American greenhouse gas emissions violate the Inuit's environmental and cultural rights.
I want to salute the outstanding work done by this woman, who has made the world's great decision-makers aware of the dangers of global warming, yet has not managed to convince one of the main stakeholders: this government. The Bloc Québécois and I congratulate Ms. Watt-Cloutier on her nomination.
The Environment
Statements By Members
February 26th, 2007 / 2:05 p.m.
Steven Blaney Lévis—Bellechasse, QC
Mr. Speaker, the cat is out of the bag on the Kyoto protocol. We have learned that when the Liberals were in power, they thought only of their image. What a surprise.
According to the Toronto Star, Eddie Goldenberg, former Prime Minister Chrétien's strategist, has said that the Liberals never really believed it was possible to achieve the Kyoto targets. The Leader of the Opposition was a member of the cabinet at that time, and that is what he himself said in the National Post in July 2006.
Signing the protocol was nothing but a sop to public opinion. Nevertheless, greenhouse gas emissions rose by 28% under the Liberals. What deception.
Unlike the Liberals, our government is not only telling it like it is when it comes to the environment, but taking practical steps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions with the ecoenergy initiative and the Canada EcoTrust program, which have a total envelope of $3.6 billion.
Yes, the Conservatives are thinking globally and acting locally.
So what are the Liberals waiting for to support the clean air and climate change bill?
The Prime Minister
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Mario Silva Davenport, ON
Mr. Speaker:
One moment it's a cathedral, at another time there [are] no words to describe it when it ceases, for short periods of time, to have any regard for the properties that constitute not only Parliament, but its tradition. I've seen it in all its greatness. I have inwardly wept over it when it is degraded.
Those are the words of former Prime Minister John Diefenbaker.
I believe that had Mr. Diefenbaker watched the Prime Minister's attempt to undermine the character of a member of the House last week he would have "inwardly wept".
Often in life we as human beings in a rash moment may find we have regrets. Our character is found in our ability to admit we were wrong and to apologize. I would hope that given another opportunity today the Prime Minister will apologize for his remarks and aspire to Mr. Diefenbaker's higher ideal.
Anti-terrorism Act
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Pierre Lemieux Glengarry—Prescott—Russell, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise to speak here today in order to clarify the government's motion to extend the clauses of the Anti-terrorism Act that are about to expire.
The motion is not about security certificates. It is about the security of Canadians. It is not about detainees in Kingston or the war in Afghanistan. It is about the right to be protected from terrorist attacks. And it most certainly should not be about partisan politics. It is about providing two important tools to Canada's law enforcement authorities to assist in the investigation and prevention of terrorist attacks, nothing more.
The extension we are proposing does not in any way threaten civil liberties. In fact, the Supreme Court of Canada has upheld the constitutionality of these provisions.
The Liberal Party should stop the partisan games. Do what is right. Do what is right to defend the safety and security of Canadians. Vote to defend the Anti-terrorism Act.
Cluster Munitions
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Dawn Black New Westminster—Coquitlam, BC
Mr. Speaker, on Thursday thousands of Canadians will take part in a national day of action against cluster bombs and landmines. Events and demonstrations across the country will include making piles of shoes, representing all the lives and limbs lost to mines and cluster bombs, and collecting signatures urging the Conservative government to take a leading role internationally against cluster bombs.
Late last week the Government of Canada belatedly gave its pledge to destroy its stockpiles of cluster munitions and joined with other countries agreeing to a process that will forever ban these weapons, which indiscriminately kill and maim. Ninety-eight per cent of the victims are civilians and twenty-seven per cent are children.
The Ottawa convention banning landmines came into effect eight years ago this week and Canada led the world in that fight. In the fight against cluster munitions, Canada is being dragged along rather than showing the way. It is time for Canada to show it can be at the forefront of disarmament again. It is time to show real leadership.
Health Care
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Paul Zed Saint John, NB
Mr. Speaker, I rise to express my support for the establishment of the Medical Education Training Centre at the Atlantic Health Sciences Corporation in Saint John. We must ensure that this school is established immediately so enrolment can commence in the fall of 2008.
There is widespread bipartisan support for this project, from New Brunswick health care workers, from the Moncton, Miramichi and Fredericton hospital authorities and from Premier Shawn Graham, who supports the immediate establishment of this school.
Currently, there is an acute shortage of doctors in New Brunswick. The Atlantic Health Sciences Corporation in Saint John is a national leader for health care and a centre of excellence. It is the natural place for the establishment of our medical school.
I once again urge the Minister of Health and the federal government to provide funding that will help make this project a success. By working together as a team in Saint John, we can build a stronger community.
Ski Competitions
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Johanne Deschamps Laurentides—Labelle, QC
Mr. Speaker, it was a memorable weekend for two Quebeckers who earned gold medals for skiing. On Saturday, Érik Guay earned the distinction of being the first Quebecker to earn a gold medal in world cup downhill skiing. The next day, Jasey-Jay Anderson won the gold medal at the world cup of snowboarding in the parallel giant slalom event.
Érik Guay, from Mont-Tremblant, is currently ranked fifth in downhill for the season and 13th overall. His bronze medal, won on Friday, made him a favourite to win gold the next day. He will dedicate the next few days to training for upcoming competitions. This athlete, still recovering from injury, can be proud of his performance, and especially of his tenacity and perseverance.
Jasey-Jay Anderson, also from Mont-Tremblant, won the gold medal during the world cup of snowboarding. It is his first medal in two years.
The Bloc Québécois is very proud of the performances of these two athletes from Quebec and we wish them many more victories during the rest of the ski season.
Academy Awards
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Francis Scarpaleggia Lac-Saint-Louis, QC
Mr. Speaker, last night Canadians were given a reason again to be proud. Torill Kove, one of our Canadian filmmakers, won the Oscar for best short animated film for The Danish Poet. This is the second time that Ms. Kove has been nominated, but last night's award enshrines years of successful work in animation, scripting and directing.
Norwegian by birth, this woman passionately transformed her childhood hobby, drawing, into a creative force. Her studies at Concordia University in Montreal, begun in 1982, led to her first Oscar nomination in 1999 for her short animated film My Grandmother Ironed the King's Shirts.
Last night's Oscar will be added to a number of other awards, including Kodak awards for the films All You Can Eat, Fallen Angel and Squash and Stretch.
On behalf of all Canadians, I extend my sincere congratulations to Ms. Kove and thank her for once again showing the world that Canada is the place for artists to showcase their world-class potential.
Leader of the Opposition
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Pierre Poilievre Nepean—Carleton, ON
Mr. Speaker, Dr. Dolittle has done it again. The Liberal leader has flip-flopped on whether our troops should risk their lives in Afghanistan. He has now taken three contradictory positions on the mission.
First, as a former government minister, the Liberal leader helped send our troops into harm's way in Kandahar. Then, in opposition, he voted against that same mission. Now Dr. Dolittle says that he wants the troops to stay for another two years, something he voted against only two months ago. The Liberal leader is playing politics with the lives of our troops.
What kind of man puts our troops into battle as a minister, votes against their mission while they are risking their lives for it and then reverses himself again to support the mission when it suits him?
Dr. Dolittle cannot be trusted to lead our troops or keep us safe when he changes his mind every time he sees a new poll. The Liberal leader did not get the job done. He will never get the job done.
Anti-terrorism Act
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Stéphane Dion Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, during the last election, the Prime Minister wrote to the Canadian Arab Federation that in order to have balance between public security and rights and freedoms, "We believe there needs to be periodic reviews by Parliament of the Anti-terrorism Act".
Why has the government not done a full review of the act, despite having received a comprehensive report from the committee of the House over five months ago on how to improve the act?
Anti-terrorism Act
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Stephen Harper Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, the committees of both chambers have been studying the bill and the committee has been given an extension to study the bill.
In the meantime, the government has proposed extension of the existing provisions of the act. We did so with the support of the Leader of the Opposition until a couple of weeks ago when he abruptly flip-flopped his position on the issue, ignored the facts, ignored the advice of leaders of his own party and ignored the need for compromise.
However, late last week members of the other place suggested a specific compromise on this legislation. Would the leader of the Liberal Party agree to that compromise suggested by his own colleagues?
Anti-terrorism Act
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Stéphane Dion Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister must understand, we cannot extend today and worry about rights tomorrow.
As far as anti-terrorism is concerned, the government has a duty to use an effective, fair and rational approach.
Does the Prime Minister agree that his immoral and demagogic behaviour of last week undermines his credibility when it comes to finding an effective, fair and rational approach for Canada?
Anti-terrorism Act
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Stephen Harper Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, the Supreme Court has already ruled that these things respect civil rights and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The Leader of the Opposition should also respect this ruling.
I see that last week, the Liberal Party accused the RCMP of working with the government to leak information to the media. The journalist in question has denied this allegation. This is an attack against the RCMP. It is another attempt by the Liberal Party to discredit the RCMP, and the Liberal Party should apologize to the RCMP.


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What do a business owner, a nurse, a morning radio talk show host, and a police officer have in common? They're all looking! Norm Foster, author of The Love List, brings you another beautiful comedy about four middle-aged characters and their desperately hilarious search for true love. Val is idealistic, looking for "Mr. Right." Nina is simply looking for "Mr. Right Now." Andy is struggling with selling his business, and Matt is a quick-witted disc jockey. Ignoring Matt's warning, Andy places a personal ad to find true love. Val answers his ad and agrees to meet him. Nina and Matt are coaxed into joining them for support on their blind date. The foursome rendezvous at a pub. As fate would have it, Matt and Nina immediately click, leaving Andy and Val alone to make a connection. So begins the dating game—a game that includes past loves, pretense, insecurity, and lots of laughter.
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Stephen Houlgate is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Warwick. He is the author of Hegel, Nietzsche and the Criticism of Metaphysics (1986), An Introduction to Hegel: Freedom, Truth and History (1991, 2005) and The Opening of Hegel's Logic: From Being to Infinity (2006), and his edited volumes include Hegel and the Philosophy of Nature (1998), The Hegel Reader (1998), and G.W.F. Hegel: Outlines of the Philosophy of Right (2008). He has served as Vice President and President of the Hegel Society of America and is a former editor of the Bulletin of the Hegel Society of Great Britain . Michael Baur is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Fordham University in New York City, and Adjunct Professor of Law at Fordham Law School. He is Secretary of the Hegel Society of America and has published widely on phenomenology, critical theory, philosophy of law, and nineteenth–century continental philosophy, and on thinkers including Kant, Fichte, Hegel, Aristotle, and Aquinas.
©2013 Stephen Houlgate, Michael Baur (P)2013 Audible Ltd
"Comprising well written essays by internationally acclaimed Hegel scholars (although many are from North America), this volume makes an excellent and accessible reference both to scholars and students of Hegel and Hegelianism." (Religious Studies Review)
"This superb study brings together Hegel scholars who have penned uniformly excellent articles on all aspects of Hegel's career ... Summing Up: Highly recommended. Lower–division undergraduates through researchers/faculty." (Choice)
"Great Audio Tome Desublated by Publishers"
First, any review of a 35-hour audio tome of essays on Hegel will be tempered by misgivings about the mental state of anyone who would actually purchase such a thing. An obscurantist dialectician with way too much time on his hands? Who can trust such a reviewer?
What can I say? The title doesn't lie. You know what you are getting. You either are a Hegelian or you are not a Hegelian--unless, of course, you are a Hegelian, in which case you are both.
As a matter of fact, I was delighted to find that these essays are relatively clear, quite diverse, and nicely comprehensive. The editor Stephen Houlgate is one of the best and most lucid of contemporary Hegel scholars. The works, so far, are clearer than one might expect, (though I have only started, and have a long ways to go before I approach the Judith Butler essay at the very end, where editor-defying syntactical horrors undoubtedly await).
The reading is clear, well-paced, and manly, seemingly sturdy enough for the 35-hour march. Though to differentiate the Hegel quotes the reader does toss in a German accent that to my ear sounds a bit odd. Of course, there are no recordings of Hegel himself, so perhaps he really did sound like Gandhi attempting Yiddish. (Though if he had, I suspect Schelling would have noted that for posterity.)
And then there are the publishers! It it is really very admirable that they would actually produce such an audiobook for the three individuals in the world who might be enticed to purchase it. A noble work. But...!
But why no chapter titles and a mismatch between the book chapters and the audio chapters, which renumber with each audio "part." So you have 35 essays and no way to find them by title or even by counting. Why do so many publishers do this? I mean, here we are with Google glasses and 3D printers. Is it really so hard just to divide and label the digital chapters? Am I missing something?
One of Hegel's contemporaries, I forget who, explained Hegel by noting that he was a Schwabian and Schwabians hate to be understood. Evidently his audio publishers are Schwabians as well. Aside from that, if you actually want to hear some good, clear Hegel commentaries--in shuffle mode--next time you're out jogging, this is the audiobook you've been waiting for!
"Audible producers, take note. Hogan's Heroes?"
Why do you have readers who do not speak German reading a book about Hegel?The terrible German pronunciation is VERY distracting. This is not Hogan's Heroes. Cartoonish accents are not needed.This is a very interesting and valuable book. Please take care in the future to hire readers who have a working knowledge of the German language. Why is this so difficult? "Sache" in German should not sound like Satcher. Wow. Really? This is simple stuff guys. And BTW, telling the reader about the differences in English and German consonants such as V and W would go a long way to making this audio book better. And then there are the vowels. Hearing a German word is enough to be able to spell it. "sein" and "sehen" are pronounced differently. It's not rocket science.Fortunately, the early chapter by Houlgate on the P of S is worth the whole book price. Please continue to add titles from Houlgate to the Audible collection. Consulting with the author would be a great step to add to the production process.
Please hire readers who can pronounce German words correctly. And double check with German people!
Try to convince me that these are actually the pronunciations of an early 19th C. Stuttgarter/Prussian scholar. Good luck with that.
not possible
please take better care. your listeners are aware.
"Incredibly Helpful, though Not for Beginners"
This is an amazing collection of essays from some the greatest Hegel scholars. The essays tackle lots of important issues from each of Hegel's major works and then many essays compares him to other important philosophers who have engaged with him.
The breadth of issues discussed may not make this the best introduction for a total beginner, but this kind of material will engage someone somewhat familiar with Hegel with many important questions surrounding his philosophy. Hope we see many more audiobooks like this for people who are interested in being able to study philosophy in depth by audio. I'll definitely be consulting he audiobook a lot as I study Hegel.
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