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Dining Out
Welcome to PETA's guide to dining out. Whether you're looking for vegan options while on the road or detailed reviews of a vegetarian-friendly restaurant close to home, this dining guide has it all.
Vegan Eating on the Road
Some people fear that being vegan can make travel more stressful and less enjoyable, but that's not the case. Find tasty vegan meals at a variety of restaurants nationwide ahead of time by checking out our "Chain Restaurants Guide." If you're on the road and pressed for time—or cash—use the "Vegan Snacks Guide" to find quick-and-easy options available at any gas station. Read More.
Vegetarian-Friendly Restaurant Guide
Looking for a vegetarian-friendly restaurant near you? We have reviews for dozens of restaurants across the United States and some around the world. Each review includes a detailed description of the food and atmosphere and provides contact information. Read more.
For more comprehensive listings of vegetarian restaurants worldwide, check out these dining guides: Happy Cow, Veg Dining, and VegGuide.
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In Rockland County New York, Main Essentials Nyack, New York I bought meat eaters there and they didn't know they were eating tofu. It was the best restaurant vegan, vegetarian, or meat. I
Heartland Restaurant in Minneapolis does not offer any vegan dishes on the menu, but they will make a fantastic flora meal if you request it. They use all local ingredients. I was very happy with my dining experience!
I use HappyCow – the website shows you vegetarian, vegan, and veg-friendly places to eat in the US & worldwide, with useful reviews and photos.
Garden Fresh Vegetarian Food 16034 Gale Ave
Hacienda Heights, CA 91745
(626) 968-2279
the food here blew my world. Never knew vegetarian dishes could taste as good as this.
Kalachandji's in Dallas and also Cosmic Cafe in Dallas have some really wonderful veg options. If you are in Dallas check them out. The next best option is our home!! Me, my husband and our two children have been vegetarian forever !!!
It's too bad that there isn't a list of Canadian cities also. You can find a list of vegan restaurants at urbanspoon.com and happycow.net
In Winnipeg, Manitoba I recommend Mondragon and Boon Burger… two of my personal favorites!
If you are in the Phenix City, Alabama area, there is a FANTASTIC family owned Indian food place called Taj Mahal. The majority of their menu is vegan. They have a larger section for vegan/vegetarian appetizers than those with meat! Great service. They also have a lunch buffet, but I haven't eaten there during lunch- yet!
Idk if someone else mentioned it but Noodles & Company is also really great for vegan dishes.
If you're in Burlington, Ontario, Canada you have to check out KindFood on John Street. They are vegan and gluten free and have the best cupcakes in the world. I'm really lucky that my mom and dad are vegan too and we have awesome food at home, but sometimes it's good to eat something different and this place totally rocks. http://www.kindfood.com/
I have found that areas with university/college communities, areas with SDA (Seventh Day Adventists),Rastafarian and Indian folks tend to have the most vegan/vegetarian places to eat. These tend to be kid friendly so easier for vegan/vegetarian families with small kids and teen agers. Especially when traveling.
theres a great vegan restaurant in boston- its off of the park street stop on the tee its called the thai vegan cafe its SUPER cheap and their "chicken" fingers are to die for
DARBSTER is a new Vegan restaurant in West Palm Beach at 8020 South Dixie Highway – 561-586-2622. The food is excellent the atmosphere is beautiful and the wait service is informative and friendly.
Eat with the Hare Krishnas! Pure lacto-vegetarian ecstasy!!!
You will find their temples and restaurants in major cities across the USA, and the world. Kalachandji's in Dallas, TX, has repeatedly won several Best Vegetarian Restaurant awards, and is a hot favorite for many vegans, vegetarians, and the rest of the folks, since the menu is diverse and exquisite, including labels for vegan, gluten free, milk, and spicy, – since some of it is fiery-delicious Indian cuisine! Check out your local Govinda's if you are in Tucson, AZ, or Boulder, CO, or London, Sao Paulo, Brisbane.. 🙂
I've started to become vegetarian with the goal to be completely vegan in 3 months, but my husband has no such goal….and he is a manager in a roadhouse type restaurant 🙁 But I love Indian food and I am delighted that my favorite Indian Restaurant is mostly vegan and completely vegetarian. Most Indian food is free of meat.
I've started to become vegetarian with the goal to be completely vegan in 3 months, but my husband has no such goal….and he is a manager in a roadhouse type restaurant 🙁 But I love Indian food and I am delighted that my favorite Indian Restaurant is mostly vegan and completely vegetarian. Most Indian food is free of meat.
bre – I live in Brazil and I'm a lacto-egg vegetarian. I think it's easy eating out in Brazil because all restaurants have good salads, with a lot of vegetables. If you're coming to a big city, you can also find exclusively vegan restaurants.
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I'm travelling to Brazil soon and though I haven't made the switch to vegan just yet my body has already started switching for me. What I mean is I have dairy, beef and egg allergies so I've started eating a lot of vegan food. I'm a little worried about finding allergy free food, which most of the time I'm reassured if it says vegan. Has anyone had any experiences dining out in Brazil?
i've been vegan for about six months now and i too was worried about eating out. i didn't know what i would eat on dates or with friends, i didn't want to seem too picky. but i found it's really not that difficult. almost any sit-down restaurant at the very least has sides of rice and veggies. i just make sure to ask them not to use butter. that plus a salad and you have yourself a great meal, and its cheaper than ordering an entree 🙂
I have been vegetarian since I was 11 and am now 50. Most places cater for vegetarians but some do not quite understand the need not to use fish sauce, animal stock, cheese with rennet or cook the vegetables in the same pan or for that matter oven as meat.
A lot of the cost of vegan restaurants is that they serve locally, organic food etc. That is what drives the cost up. You can eat at a Chinese / Indian restaurant for the same price as everyone else. Just ask the folks to point you to the meatless or vegan dishes. You can also eat at Johnny Rockets, Burger King, olive garden
The cost comes in when you mix vegetarianism in with organic / specialty foods.
I call them gourmet vegan restaurants.
hope, not nessasarily. you can still go to a regular resturant and just get a salad which is usually less expensive then say a burger.
Hi Jennifer, I am in Phoenix too and just went Veg. What restaurants do you like?
Try THE LOVING HUT. They are all over the USA and a fraction of the price of eating out. They even took me in the kitchen to show me how to prepare some of their dishes. Try finding another place that does that! They only want one thing, and that's to get all of us to eat cruelty free. Kudos to THE LOVING HUT, worcester MA!
Hope, maybe it is relative to where you are located. I live in Phoenix AZ and the vegan restaurants here are absolutely NOT more expensive. THeir prices are on par with most other restaurants in the city.
It is more expensive, but if its something thats important to you then its worth it. At least thats the way I look at it.
This is helpful but doesn't eating at a vegan restaurant cost three times as much?


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New to this forum. New to Ruby on Rails as well.
We have a virtual server that hosts our Ruby on Rails application. The original build of Ruby on Rails was on the server when it only had 1 CPU. We are about to expand that to multiple CPUs. We've had some issues as the single CPU is pegged all the time and the Rails server occassionally 'checks out'.
My question, Once the new CPUs are added, do we need to re-compile (build) from source the Ruby on Rails code in order for the C/C++ too see the new CPUs?
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Amazon vs. Netflix: Jeff Bezos Could Squash Reed Hastings Like a Bug
Hastings likes to make you believe his company operates from a position of strength. He uses all sorts of smoke and mirrors to do it , but, ultimately, Netflix cannot continue to finance its admirable content acquisition, original programming and international expansion efforts by refinancing and taking out debt.
It will catch up with the company. When it does, the business -- as powerful and impressive as it is as a consumer service -- will crash like (no pun intended) a "House of Cards" .
I watched the first episode of "House of Cards" over the weekend. It's good enough that I will be back at some point this week or over the weekend for another episode or two. At this point, however, it's not what it needs to be for Netflix; it's not of HBO quality.
I'm no television critic, but it seems to me the people who produced "House of Cards" for Netflix are not masters of the art of weaving together a compelling storyline in an hour, yet making it believable. That's what HBO does so well.
But that's beside the point. Even if "House of Cards" kills it, Netflix needs to kill it again and again and yet again to even place itself in the same league as HBO. That's next to impossible.
If Netflix manages to accomplish this, there's no guarantee it will matter. You're still giving away all of your programming -- original or third-party -- at the bargain price of $8/month. When subscription fees comprise your only line of revenue in a business that burns cash like there's no tomorrow, things simply cannot end well without considerable and, quite possibly, unworkable structural change.
The existence of giants such as Amazon as streaming/on-demand middlemen -- not to mention Apple (AAPL) and Google (GOOG) -- makes things even more complicated. These guys have cash cows in place to subsidize something like an expensive streaming operation; Netflix absolutely does not.
Consider what Netflix is up against. At the beginning of 2012, the company had about $508 million in cash and cash equivalents. At the end of 2013, it was down to just over $290 million. As I explain in the article I link to in the second paragraph of this piece, we're seeing a repeat of late 2011. Netflix is taking out more debt to beef up its weak cash pile. Therefore, it will likely have something closer to $700 million by the end of Q1 or Q2.


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12/23/2012 (4 years ago)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
12/23/2012 (4 years ago)
Published in Year of Faith
Keywords: sunday homily, homily, homilies, mary, advent, christmas, father james farfaglia
CORPUS CHRISTI, TX (catholic Online) - Christmas is almost here. As the fourth candle of the advent wreath is lit, we are reminded that we need to intensify our spiritual preparation for the anniversary of the birth of our Savior. Â
The external aspects of our Christmas celebration only make sense if we keep our attention fixed on who it is that we are celebrating. Christmas is the birthday of Jesus.Â
This Sunday's gospel passage focuses our attention on the one central reality of Christianity: that the Word, the second person of the Blessed Trinity, became man and dwelt among us. On the last Sunday of Advent, the Church allows us to contemplate this reality through Mary, the Mother of Jesus.
Often when we attempt to get to know someone, it is always very helpful to know the person's mother. Fr. Romano Guardini once wrote: "Anyone who would understand the nature of a tree, should examine the earth that encloses its roots, the soil from which its sap climbs into branch, blossom and fruit. Similarly, to understand the person of Jesus Christ, one would do well to look to the soil that brought him forth: Mary, his mother (The Lord, p. 10).
Mary is a young, beautiful, pure and humble woman chosen before the beginning of time to be the Mother of the Incarnate Word. This calling is announced to her by the Angel Gabriel who appears to her. Mary, although she has been chosen, could have said no to God's will; however, it is her profound love of God that allows her to say yes unconditionally. "Behold, I am the handmaid of the Lord. May it be done to me according to your word" (Luke 1: 38).
It is clear that the mysteries of the Annunciation and the Incarnation indicate man's relationship with God. God is our creator and our relationship with him is through obedience to his will. The Blessed Virgin Mary is the most perfect embodiment of this relationship between God and man.Â
Through faith, she listens to the voice of God and freely submits her entire being to the plan of God over her life. The word obey comes from the Latin ob-audire which means to hear or listen to. It is Mary's faith, humility and simplicity that allow her to listen to God and to put his plan into practice.
Faith is our response to God. By the act of faith, we completely submit our intellect and our will, in fact, our entire being to God. This act of submission is rooted in love and freedom. The gift of faith allows us to experience already here on earth the promise of the beatific vision, although in an imperfect way.
Mary is the perfect model of someone who correctly lived out to its ultimate consequence the obedience of faith. This is why Saint Augustine once wrote, "Mary is more blessed because she embraces faith in Christ than because she conceives the flesh of Christ."
Nevertheless, sometimes people seem to have difficulty identifying with the example of the faith and fidelity of Mary. They have the impression that everything was very easy for Mary because she was conceived without Original Sin.Â
Not everything was clear for the Blessed Virgin Mary. Just as in any manifestation of the divine, there is always a profound moment of light followed by long and trying times of darkness. Mary was enveloped in the light of God's presence during the Annunciation. However this brilliance of clarity was followed by the night of faith. She fulfilled her unconditional yes within the many trials and difficulties of her journey towards eternity.Â
Mary's fidelity was heroic because her faith was heroic. In fact, as Romano Guardini writes, "Her faith was greater, more heroic than that of any other human being" (The Lord, p. 13).
After the Annunciation and the conception of Jesus in her womb, a series of terrible trials began.
First of all Joseph did not understand what was happening to Mary, and she had to cling to the promise that had already been made to her by the angel Gabriel: "The Holy Spirit will come upon you, and the power of the Most High will overshadow you. Therefore the child to be born will be called holy, the Son of God".Â
The trial did not come to an end until Joseph received his instructions in a dream: "Joseph son of David, do not be afraid to take Mary home as your wife, because she has conceived what is in her by the Holy Spirit" (Matthew 1: 20).Â
As the first Christmas quickly approached, another trial came about because there was no room for Mary and Joseph in the inn. Where would the child be born?Â
Eight days after his birth, Simeon foretold the suffering that would always accompany Mary: ".and a sword will pierce your own soul too." (Luke 2: 35).Â
Soon after these words were spoken, the Holy Family was forced to leave their home in order to escape the evil intentions of Herod. But, when they returned to Nazareth, Mary continued believing during the long years of Jesus' hidden life, without ever seeing any miracles at all.Â
However, her greatest trial of all was Our Lord's passion. She did not run away like the others had done. She stood at the foot of the cross and continued to be heroically obedient because of her heroic faith.Â
Fidelity is an austere virtue. Fidelity demands self-knowledge, generosity, sacrifice and a lot of courage.
Mary is our model of fidelity.
The daily struggle and the failures can be overwhelming at times. But, fidelity is an adventure, and the "good fight" is exhilarating. As time goes on, we can become weary of the battle.
Personally, I believe it is far better to drag an exhausted body and spirit through the difficulties of life, rather than to give in to the promptings of the flesh which make us yearn for an easier life.
Rather than to give in to the sirens of comfort, I prefer to hear these words from my Lord at the moment of death: "I know too that you have perseverance, and have suffered for my name without growing tired" (Revelation 2: 3).
I have much for which to thank the Blessed Mother. Throughout my life she has always been close to me, even though at times I have not always been the attentive son I should have been.
As December 24th, the 25th anniversary of my priestly ordination quickly approaches, I give thanks to my Blessed Mother who has been intimately present in my vocation to the priesthood.
Back in 1975, I discovered my calling after the recitation of the evening Rosary at Magdalen College. On December 24, 1987, the Marian Year proclaimed by Blessed Pope John Paul II, my ordination took place in Rome, under the maternal gaze of Our Lady of Guadalupe. On the morning of December 25, surrounded by a small gathering of family and friends, I celebrated my first Mass in the Basilica of Saint Mary Major.
It is through Mary, that each day I am able to hold her Son in my trembling hands. I am a happy priest. I love what I do and I thank Mary for the awesome gift of the priesthood.
Twenty five years ago, the night before my ordination, in a quiet and secluded corner of the seminary where a beautiful image of Our Lady watched over us, I knelt down before her. In the silence of my heart I prayed:  Mary, you know who I am and you are with Jesus. You know that he has called me to be his priest. If I am going to be a bad priest, tell your Son to call me tonight to his side, because I do not want to lose him. The next morning as I awoke, I was filled with a profound sense of confidence that Jesus would give me all of the graces that I needed to fulfill my mission as his priest.
Mary, my Mother, has always been there for me. Twenty five years have been filled with tremendous blessings and great victories for the Kingdom, but they have been accompanied by much suffering and persecutions. Through it all, Mary has always been there to comfort me and urge me on to fulfill my mission until the end. I long to see her one day in heaven. When we embrace and kiss, the suffering of the cross will give way to the bliss of the resurrection.
As we intensify our preparation for the celebration of Christmas, perhaps certain sadness might cloud the joy that is proper to this time of the year. Many are the challenges of our times. The constant attacks of secularism, materialism and hedonism makes it challenging to live authentic Christianity.  Many families suffer from many serious difficulties and problems. All of these things attempt to suffocate the gift of faith that has been given to us.Â
Our world is a broken world, filled with so much violence and so many tragedies.Â
It is precisely in difficult and challenging times that we must look to the witnesses of faith. Mary is the greatest of them all. Through her pilgrimage of faith, she walked into the night of faith. Not everything was clear for Mary, but she continued to trust and she continued to obey.
She abandoned herself entirely into God's loving and providential care. Full understanding only came to her at Pentecost. It was there that she understood all the things that she had cherished in her heart.
As we quickly approach the celebration of the birth of Jesus, let us prayerfully consider these words, again, from Fr. Guardini: "What is demanded of us, as of her, is a constant wrestling in fide with the mystery of God and with the evil resistance of the world. Our obligation is not delightful poetry but granite faith - more than ever in this age of absolutes in which the mitigating spell is falling from all things and naked opposites clash everywhere" (The Lord p. 14).
Father James Farfaglia is a contributing writer for Catholic Online and author of Get Serious! - A Survival Guide for Serious Catholics. You can visit him on the web at www.fatherjames.org and listen to the audio podcast of this Sunday homily. Â
By Fr. James Farfaglia
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"A sower went out to sow. And, as he sowed, some seed fell on the path, and birds came and ate it up. Some fell on rocky ground, where it had little soil. It sprang up at once because the soil was not deep, and when the sun rose it was scorched, and it withered for ... continue reading
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Listener Feedback Podcast Update (December 2013)
December 15th, 2013 Leave a comment Go to comments
Quite a few new Listener Feedback podcast episodes have been released in case you missed them:
- Episode 25: Crazed Outlook – Double Talk (Indie, Alternative, Rock)
- Episode 26: 4eyedfish – Right in Time (Funk, Progressive Rock)
- Episode 27: Bonus Tracks – The Easton Ellises – Ersatz (Dance, Rock)
- Episode 28: Bonus Tracks – Josh Woodward – Insomnia (Acoustic Rock)
- Episode 29: Dead Relic – Dead Relic EP (Metal, Progressive Rock)
- Episode 30: LukHash – Falling Apart (Instrumental, Electronic, Chiptune, 8bit)
- Episode 31: Marker Beacon – Dead Frequencies (Metal, Rock)
- Episode 32: Amity in Fame – Dinner for One (Metal, Rock, Alternative)
- Episode 33: La Olla Express – Panic (Ska)
There is also now a dedicated Ogg Vorbis podcast feed (containing all released episodes) for those of you who prefer that.
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Learners will explore aspects of the Sun and solar activity by modeling them as solar cupcakes. Information and imagery are supplied to learn about the Sun, solar activity, eclipses, transits, observing the Sun, and the color of the Sun at different... (View More) times of the day. Links to resources are also provided that highlight NASA's solar missions and where to learn more about the Sun. (View Less)
This collection of 160 math problems covers the 20 science topic themes presented by the NASA/JPL Year of the Solar System (YOSS) website, covering the solar system, planets, the search for life, and robotics. Examples of topics included are: scale... (View More) of the solar system; asteroids; comets; moons and rings; volcanism in the solar system; ice in the solar system; water in the solar system; the Sun, transits and eclipses; astrobiology; magnetosphers and more. It is intended as a mathematics supplement for the science content presented at the YOSS website, and features grade-appropriate and Common Core State Standards-based math problems based on science content for grades 3-12. (View Less)
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This is the second in a series of three professional development videos that correspond to lessons taught by Andrew Cloud, an Earth and planetary sciences teacher, with a class of 9th and 10th grade students. In this lesson, Andrew asks students to... (View More) participate in an activity that illustrates the phases of the Moon. He asks one student to represent the Earth and another student, the Moon. The student representing the Moon makes one complete rotation or one full spin on their axis while standing in one spot. Andrew guides students to see that the Moon makes a full rotation in the same amount of time it takes to revolve around the Earth one time. The demonstration is followed up by a hands-on lab where students draw the placement of the moon in revolution and rotation. Includes teaching tips and discussion questions. (View Less)
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This is the third in a series of three professional development videos that correspond to lessons taught by Andrew Cloud, an Earth and planetary sciences teacher, with a class of 9th and 10th grade students. In this lesson, Andrew introduces the... (View More) concept of eclipses. He asks for student volunteers to represent the Sun (holding a flashlight), the Earth, and the Moon. He then asks the class to think about the order in which the volunteers should be assembled to create the conditions for a lunar eclipse to occur. The demonstration was reinforced by the use of the "Lunar Eclipse Essentials" video. In a final activity, students drew diagrams to illustrate a Lunar Eclipse and a Solar Eclipse. Includes teaching tips and discussion questions. (View Less)
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The 9-session NASA Family Science Night program emables middle school children and their families to discover the wide variety of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics being performed at NASA and in everyday life. Family Science Night... (View More) programs explore various themes on the Sun, the Moon, the Stars, and the Universe through fun, hands-on activities, including at-home experiments. Instructions for obtaining the facilitator's guide are available on the Family Science Night site. (View Less)
In this lesson, students explore how eclipses happen and why Einstein needed a total eclipse to image stars near the Sun in order to demonstrate how the Sun's mass bends the light from a far away star. Using a foam ball and a lamp, learners create a... (View More) solar eclipse, a lunar eclipse, and learn more about why the moon appears differently from one night to the next. The activity needs to be done in a very dark room and requires a very bright light (e.g., a lamp without a shade) and a very dim light (e.g., like one found on a keychain). This activity is part of the Cosmic Times teachers guide and is intended to be used in conjunction with the 1919 Cosmic Times Poster. (View Less)
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This is an activity exploring the concept that distance affects how we perceive an object's size, specifically pertaining to the size of the Sun and the Moon as seen from Earth. Learners will complete a hands on activity where two balls of differing... (View More) sizes stand in for the Sun and the Moon. By moving the balls away from each other, students will determine how far the larger ball needs to be in order to make the two seem similar in size. They will also use the balls to demonstrate a solar eclipse. Lastly, learners will complete a worksheet explaining their findings. This is Activity 12 of a larger resource entitled Eye on the Sky. (View Less)
This is an activity about how to model and label a solar eclipse. Learners will paint and label an illustration of the Sun and Moon as they appear during a solar eclipse. Learners will also use their illustrations of the Sun to write a descriptive... (View More) paragraph of solar characteristics and features. These illustrations are meant to be used as covers for their portfolio book which will contain the work sheets and student writings compiled throughout the entire Eye on the Sky suite of lessons. This is Activity 13 of a larger resource entitled Eye on the Sky. (View Less)
In this problem set, learners will compare actual versus computer track of a solar eclipse in Babylonian times to calculate the rate at which the day is lengthening over time. Answer key is provided. This is part of "Earth Math: A Brief Mathematical... (View More) Guide to Earth Science and Climate Change." (View Less)
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This is an activity introducing the topic of eclipses with a focus on solar eclipses. Learners will first identify what they already know about eclipses. They will also vocalize any questions they may have concerning eclipses. Next, a book is read... (View More) out loud in class and students are asked to identify related vocabulary words for a Science Reading Wall as well as determine if any answers have been found for their initial questions. Lastly, learners will complete journal prompts to better identify concepts learned. This activity will require the acquisition of one of two listed books. This is Activity 10 of a larger resource, entitled Eye on the Sky. (View Less)


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The Church has a new Pope, Jorge Mario Bergoglio, the first non-European Pope, the first Latin American Pope, the first Pope called Francis. The mass media are trying to guess what will be the future of the Church during his Pontificate, by looking at his past as a cardinal, as Archbishop of Buenos Aires and as a simple priest. Which revolution will he bring about? Hans Küng has called him the best possible choice (La Repubblica, 14 March 2013). But it is only after he has made his principal appointments and after his first programmatic speeches that it will be possible to predict the lines of Pope Francis pontificate. It is true for every Pope what Cardinal Enea Silvio Piccolomini said in 1458 when he was elected with the name of Pius II, Forget Enea, welcome Pius.
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A great place to begin is his eye-opening, The Second VaticanCouncil (an unwritten story)
CNN claimed he was the first non-European Pope then within the hour admitted their mistake.
... Can't find "peters throne" in Christ's words...
Man's always tried to dethrone Christ's rightful place, manufacturing even Himself to be there...and if not his idea of finding a way to upsurp Him by someone or something else...then use him like a tag line.
"But there are also many other things which Jesus did; which, if they were written every one, the world itself, I think, would not be able to contain the books that should be written." John 21:25
***There's a lot of things Christ said and did that you won'r find in Scripture. A fact which is lost on the obtuse.***
And the Roman Catholic Church builds it's entire existence on what it claims Christ did and said. Not what was actually delivered to us by the Holy Spirit.
Pure stupidity. The throne is the throne of the bark of St. Peter. Christ is the tree and we are its branches.
The expression "power of the keys" is derived from Christ's words to St. Peter (in Matthew 16:19). The promise there made finds its explanation in Isaiah 22, in which "the key of the house of David" is conferred upon Eliacim, the son of Helcias, as the symbol of plenary authority in the Kingdom of Juda. Christ by employing this expression clearly designed to signify his intention to confer on St. Peter the supreme authority over His Church, that there be one Church, one teaching of his Word, and His Body and Blood will be found in the Holy Eucharist. All the rest emanate from the Eucharist. The Eucharist is the throne and its celebration in the Mass is through St. Peter, his Apostles, and his consecrated disciples.
The rest is all Benny Hinn, Bishop Jake, Joel Osteen, Rev. Schuller, Rev. Wright, Tammy Baker, your local Foursquare Church Pastor, etc,
"There's a lot of things Christ said and did that you won'r find in Scripture. A fact which is lost on the obtuse.
"But there are also many other things which Jesus did; which, if they were written every one, the world itself, I think, would not be able to contain the books that should be written." John 21:25"
Your argument appears to be that we can make up anything and pretend Christ said it...
"Pure stupidity. The throne is the throne of the bark of St. Peter. Christ is the tree and we are its branches."
I agree. The concept of a throne of Peter is as silly as a bark of Peter or a prince of Rome.
As to you interpretation of the passage, we will continue to disagree - hopefully as fellow believers in Christ.
Is there a Francis II. There is Francis. Period.
Basic English writing skills are lacking these days.
Your argument appears to want to completely dismiss oral tradition. We can never know all the teachings Jesus presented to the Apostles (or to others for that matter) just from scripture alone. Oral tradition is not a pretense for Church doctrine. This is very clear when one reads the many of writings of early Church Fathers, some of whom were taught directly by the Apostles. Some were presbyters and bishops appointed by the Apostles or were their successors.
"Your argument appears to be that we can make up anything and pretend Christ said it..."
And Christ said, "This is MY BODY..." I guess you believe that too, or do you 'splain it away as most Bible Christians do?
"And Christ said, This is MY BODY... I guess you believe that too, or do you splain it away as most Bible Christians do?"
Of course - we KNOW He said it. It is recorded.
Common sense and a thirst for the plain and simple truth is bred in the bones of those of us blessed to have been born in the hills and mountains of Vermont.
The Chair is, in its essence, a metaphor/symbol of authority and each Catholic Bishop has his Cathedral with its chair (cathedra) of authority as does the Pope whose Chair/Throne of Peter is in Saint Peter's.
Strangely, Moses ' chair is mentioned, but never Peter's...
"Oral tradition is not a pretense for Church doctrine. This is very clear when one reads the many of writings of early Church Fathers..."
I can agree that there is value in tradition that occurred up until about 100ad. If it wasn't practiced by then, written about by then, etc., the it is suspect. In any case it isn't inspired and authoritative. If it appeared hundreds of years later, it is bogus.
"Matt 23:2 When Jesus spoke to the multitudes and to his disciples, [2] Saying: The scribes and the Pharisees have sitten on the chair of Moses"
You do understand Jesus was saying this to criticize the Scribes and Pharisees...?
So you're saying that anything anybody did or said after 100 AD is not, in any way, inspired or authoritative. I will have to disagree completely with you on that. I'm sure you are making the same old argument that - if it's not in the Bible, then it's not true or valid.
But that just takes us back to your original argument.
My argument is simple - if something cannot be demonstrated to be a legitimate Christian belief during the first 100 years of the church, it didn't originate from the Apostles or the Scriptures. It is an accretion of history and probably pagan in origin. As such, it is a false belief and not Christian.
I'm fine with disagreement... I'm just pointing out that beliefs as discussed on this thread, do not find their origin in the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, as recorded in Sccripture, nor any identified Apostolic Tradion in the original Church.
For most of these pagan customs, you must go out hundreds of years before they find entry into the church.
I get so weary of these "Pope this and Pope that" threads, accompanied by all this Protestant bashing. One would almost think FR is a RC site or something. Surely not.
What makes this Pope exalting audacity so unique is it is done on a American conservative site like FR. This is the only conservative site I know of that pushes this. European Kings, emperors, popes on their thrones (the throne of Peter), absolutely foreign to what this country was founded. Roman Catholic Machiavelli-like oppression is what the Pilgrims, etc., came here to escape from, for heaven's sake. America is the very antithesis of all that.
Yet here we have "the throne of Peter," "Protestant heretics," pushed here with reckless abandon. On an American conservative site, no less. Go figure.
And as for KIngs, the Calvinists were heretics for not recognising the Jesus is King of all and those of us now alive are living witnesses to the ineluctable destruction that followed the creation of a nation that refused to acknowledge and worship Jesus as King of Kings.
That action called down a curse on this country.
Please ... take a look at post number 3 on this very thread.
Your comment comes across as more than a little bit hypocritical.
Yes, I am aware of the facts you state, however, to suggest that the Pilgrims and Puritans were pro-Papacy in any way shape or form, is ludicrous. Early America wanted freedom from the religious oppression of Europe's kings and Popes. Whether the oppression was RC or Church of England.
Except for Maryland, the one Catholic redoubt, early America was anti-RC. What you guys stand for is the antithesis of what this country is all about.
That would be an absurd thing to write which is why I am glad I did not write it.
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An improved re-release of San Andreas was exciting news for me--while a release on Xbox One or PS4 would have been ideal, a cheap Xbox 360 version with improved graphics, better draw distance, and achievements sounds like a great way to revisit the game.
Apple CarPlay, Power Programmers and Making Your Ride Zombie Proof
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The following article is a sponsored post by AutoAnything.
When the undead rise up and take to the streets, it will already be too late for you to upgrade your vehicle's power and efficiency. So, while the zombies are still safely nestled in their graves, it's time to think about how to prepare your vehicle for escape.
Ask yourself: can your car tell you where you need to go and get you there in the fastest and most efficient way possible? Can you control your in-cabin features without taking your hands off the wheel? Chances are you answered no. Fear not, fellow future zombie heroes! We have technology on our side, and with the brains of Apple CarPlay and the brawn of a power programmer, our vehicles can be completely zombie-proof in no time.
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Microsoft slashes price of Xbox One to $349 for holiday season
Posted by Andru Edwards - Categories: Hot Deals, Microsoft, Video Games
Microsoft that slashed the price of the Xbox One by $50 leading into the holiday season, bringing the price down to just $349. The new pricing applies to all Xbox One bundles, which means that you can even get the upcoming Sunset Overdrive bundle for $349, as well as the Assassin's Creed bundle that includes Assassin's Creed: Unity and Assassin's Creed: Black Flag.
If you are looking for one of the bundles that includes Kinect, even those are $50 less, including the Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare bundle that features the custom-designed Xbox One console with 1TB hard drive, a digital copy of the game, and matching controller.
The promotional period for the price drop starts on November 2, and continues through January 3, 2015.
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10 great apps that are optimized for the iPhone 6 Retina HD display
Posted by Andru Edwards - Categories: Games, News, Productivity, Social Networking, App Updates
Apple is renowned for paying extreme attention to user experience, so when their new lines of phones featuring bigger screens came out in September, it was just a matter of time before apps started being optimized to take advantage of this change. The difference in resolution is quite notable, the iPhone 6 coming with a resolution of 750 by 1334 pixels and a 4.7 inches screen, and the iPhone 6 Plus boasting a resolution of 1080 by 1920 pixels and a 5.5 inches screen, whereas the previous generation of iPhones (iPhone 5, 5C and 5S) came with a 4 inch display with a resolution of 640 by 1336 pixels. There are several apps that are already on the bandwagon with the new resolutions – here are the top 10 picks.
Humble Mozilla Bundle lets you play awesome games without leaving your browser
Posted by Chris Pereira Categories: Hot Deals, Internet, PC
Humble Bundles are nothing new; for several years now, they've let you pay whatever you want to get a handful of DRM-free PC games. The frequency with which these bundles are offered has made them less of a must-buy than they used to be, but the latest bundle is too intriguing to pass up.
The Humble Mozilla Bundle available now offers a selection of excellent PC games, five of which you can get at any price you wish. (Three others require you to beat the current average--$5.64--and one asks that you pay $8 or more.) But as the Mozilla in the name suggests, this bundle involves your browser. More specifically, each of the games has been designed to be playable without leaving your browser.
Provided you pay over $1, you'll get copies of these games on Steam, but it's the ability to play them in a browser that makes the bundle especially interesting. Despite this being a Mozilla bundle, I've found Chrome works just as well as Firefox. And while it's not the first time I've ever played a non-Flash game in a browser, I can't help but be impressed--as well as worried about having instant access to a game like FTL in a browser tab right alongside the work I'm supposed to be doing.
Apple releases iOS 8.1 with Apple Pay, here's what's new!
Posted by Andru Edwards - Categories: Apple, Cell Phones, Handhelds, Software
Apple has released iOS 8.1, and with it comes a slew of new features for users of iOS devices. The biggest addition is Apple Pay, which works with the iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPad Air 2, and iPad mini 3. Apple Pay allows you to securly store your credit cards in Passbook, and pay for items wirelessly and quickly in stores with your iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus, and online in apps with any of the supported devices. Apple Pay isn't all that's included in iOS 8.1, though. The return of the Camera Roll and My Photo Stream libraries in the Photos app when not using iCloud Photo Library is featured, as is the new iCloud Photo Library Beta, which allows you to store your entire photo library in iCloud. iOS 8.1 also unlocks the ability to have your SMS and MMS text messages appear on your iPad and Mac, using your iPhone as a conduit. We've got a full list of all the changes that come with iOS 8.1 for you, after the break.
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Apple iMac with Retina display now shipping
Posted by Andru Edwards - Categories: Apple, Displays, PC / Laptop
Apple has announced the new iMac with Retina display at its iPad event yesterday morning. It sports 14.7 million pixels, giving it a resolution of 5120 x 2880—that's 5K for those keeping count. It has 7x more pixels than your 1080p HDTV, and even 67% more pixels than the new 4K displays out there.
The new Retina iMac starts with a 3.5GHz quad-core Intel Core i5 processor with two Thunderbolt 2 ports, 4 USB 3.0, 802.11ac Wi-Fi, and a standard 1TB Fusion Drive. It also includes 8GB RAM, which is disappointingly low but easily upgraded, and AMD a Radeon R9 graphics chip.
The new iMac with Retina display ships today and starts at $2499 as configured above.
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Apple Pay launches on October 20th
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During this morning's Apple iPad Event, the company announced that its game-changing mobile payment service, Apple Pay, will launch on Monday, October 20th. Since being announced during last month's iPhone event, Apple has signed up an additional 500 banks and financial institutions as well as a multitude of additional retail stores. The service will work with VISA, MAsterCard, and American Express at the start. Apple Pay is compatible with the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, and will be enabled by the iOS 8.1 update. The service takes advantage of Touch ID and NFC to make mobile payments both secure and and quick.
Apple iPad Air 2: Thinner, faster, 8MP camera for $499
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Apple has officially unveiled the iPad Air 2. iPad Air 2 is just 6.1mm thin, making it 18% thinner than the original iPad Air (and that was already 20% thinner then the iPad that preceded it.) Display components are now laminated together, reducing internal reflection, paired with an anti-reflection coating on the outside that reduced reflection by 56%, making it nicer to use when out and about. The iPad Air 2 is powered by the A8X processor, a 64-bit processor with 3 billion transistors that results in 40% faster CPU and 2.5x faster GPU (that's 180x faster than the original iPad.)
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Apple to reveal new iPad Air, Retina display iMac, and more this week
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About a month ago, Apple took the stage at the Flint Center to unveil the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. Later this week, the company will hold another special event, then time to reveal this years iPad lineup, and if reports are correct, updated iMacs (including one with a Retina display.) We've heard conflicting reports as to whether the iPad mini will see an update at the event, or if that'll come early next year, but we do know that the iPad Air will get an update that will make it lighter, slimmer, and more powerful.
Vietnamese leak site Tinhte.vn has already showed what's purported to be the iPad Air 2 frame, which is thinner and sees the volume buttons recessed into the frame, and the inclusion of a Touch ID sensor, bringing the iPhone feature over to the Apple tablet family.
Meanwhile, fans of Apple's desktop hardware have been waiting for a couple of years for the Retina display technology to make the jump from iOS devices and Apple notebooks over to the iMac. It appears that a 27-inch model that sports a 5K resolution may be prepped for Thursday as well, alongside a possible Mac mini refresh. OS X Yosemite may also launch on Thursday, as Apple has released three Golden Master candidates to developers so far.
We'll have all the news here on Gear Live as it happens, and Apple will also have a live stream of the event as well.
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In a bid to recapture the lead on the market of personal computers (PCs), Dell Inc., one of the world's largest maker of computers, plans to start selling its products through biggest retail chains, something, which reflects changes happening to the manufacturer of computers, who currently sells PCs only directly to customers in the
Wal-Mart plans to sell two Dimension multimedia desktop computer models that are currently available directly from Dell in bundles for under $700, Reuters news-agency reports. Configuration of the systems is yet unclear, what is known is that they will be sold through Wal Mart and Sam's Club stores.
"While we can't get into specifics, in the coming quarters there will be additional activity in support of this move into global retail," Dell spokesman Bob Pearson is reported to have said. "Today's announcement with Wal-Mart represents our first step. Stay tuned".
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Jennifer Suhr celebrates after winning the gold medal in the women's pole vault final at the London 2012 Olympic Games on Aug. 6, 2012 in London, England.
As Americans prepare for the Memorial Day holiday weekend, some of which will be filled with barbeques and rest and relaxation, many U.S. athletes will be around the world representing the United States in the field of play. Olympians and Paralympians will be vying for medals in everything from track and field to volleyball to fencing.
adidas Grand Prix, Diamond League, May 25, New York City
The adidas Grand Prix meet is packed with Olympians, but many eyes certainly will be on the women's pole vault.
Olympic gold medalist and world indoor record-holder Jenn Suhr will battle Olympic silver medalist Yarisley Silva of Cuba and 2011 world champion Fabiana Murer of Brazil, among others. The event is attracting so much attention that the pole vault runway from the Millrose Games is being placed along the homestretch of the running lanes at Icahn Stadium on Randall's Island in New York City so that fans can get a better view of the competition.
Suhr is one of seven U.S. Olympic gold medalists participating in the meet, which is the second event in the 2013 USATF Championship Series and a domestic stop in the IAAF Diamond League. Olympic champion Brittney Reese will face Olympic bronze medalist Janay DeLoach Soukup and a strong field in the women's long jump. Olympic champion Christian Taylor is entered in the men's triple jump, Olympic champion Sanya Richards-Ross is in the women's 400 and Tyson Gay headlines the men's 100.
Read more about Sanya Richards-Ross here.
Olympic gold medalist Bianca Knight will battle Olympic bronze medalists DeeDee Trotter and Veronica Campbell-Brown in the women's 200. Olympic silver medalist Michael Tinsley is part of a strong field in the men's 400 hurdles, which includes American Johnny Dutch who last weekend won the Ponce Grand Prix in 48.02, the fastest time in the world this year.
TV: 1 p.m.-3 p.m. ET Saturday, NBC; 6-8 p.m. Saturday, Universal Sports
Also in track and field:
BT Great CityGames, May 25, Manchester, England: Two-time Paralympic medalist Blake Leeper and London 2012 Paralympic Games bronze medalist David Prince will be among the U.S. Paralympic athletes competing. One of the event highlights is the men's 100-meter (T44 class) in which Leeper will face England's Paralympic champion Jonnie Peacock.
Read more about Blake Leeper here.
USA Paratriathlon National Championships, May 27, Austin, Texas
A record field of nearly 80 paratriathletes, including 11 defending national champions, will compete Monday in the USA Paratriathlon National Championships in Austin, Texas. The competition will be held in seven paratriathlon categories and consist of a 750-meter swim, 20-kilometer bicycle event and 5k run.
Gold medalists in their events will qualify for the 2013 USA Paratriathlon National Team. Defending champions include 2012 world gold medalists Patricia Collins (women's TRI-5) and Melissa Stockwell (women's TRI-2). Stockwell competed in the Beijing 2008 Paralympic Games and is a three-time world paratriathlon champion.
Also in triathlon:
New Orleans Triathlon, May 26, New Orleans
Sartell Apple Duathlon, Team USA qualifier for Duathlon World Championships, May 25, Sartell, Minn.
FIVB Corrientes Grand Slam, May 22-26, Corrientes, Argentina
Olympic silver medalists April Ross and Jennifer Kessy, the No. 2 seeds in the FIVB Corrientes Grand Slam, won their first two pool-play matches Thursday in Argentina. They defeated No. 18 Tatyana Mashkova and Irina Tsimbalova of Kazakhstan, 21-16, 21-15, and No. 31 Ana Gallay and Maria Virginia Zonta of Argentina, 21-11, 21-13. The U.S. women's teams of Lauren Fendrick and Brittany Hochevar, and Emily Day and Summer Ross split two matches Thursday.
Seventh-seeded Jake Gibb and Casey Patterson lead three U.S. men's teams. They defeated U.S. teammates Todd Rogers and Ryan Doherty, 21-18, 22-20 in their opening match Thursday. Rogers and Doherty also won a match, and No. 15 Nick Lucena and Brad Keenan also went 1-1 on the opening day of pool play.
The women's medal round is scheduled for Saturday, followed by the men's medal round Sunday.
U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team Red vs. Blue scrimmage, May 24, Los Angeles
London 2012 silver medalists Megan Hodge, Danielle Scott-Arruda, Courtney Thompson, Nicole Davis and Tama Miyashiro will be among 33 players on the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team roster for its Red vs. Blue scrimmage Friday night at the Windward School in Los Angeles. It is the second of three scrimmages to be held in May open to the public.
The third scrimmage will be held May 31 in Irvine, Calif. The team is in the third week of its summer training block at the USA National Team Center in Anaheim, Calif.
Also in volleyball:
USA Volleyball Open National Championships, May 24-29, Louisville, Ky.
World Cup, men's epée, May 24, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Grand Prix, women's saber, May 25, Tianjin, China
After winning team gold at a World Cup tournament in Chicago, and three team bronze medals earlier this season, the U.S. women's saber team is on a roll. The squad includes two-time Olympic champion Mariel Zagunis, who has medaled in five of her last six international tournaments. A Grand Prix tournament Saturday in China, along with a World Cup tournament in Argentina on Friday for the U.S. men's epée team, will be the final international action before the U.S. teams are named for the Senior World Championships and Pan American Championships.
Two-time Olympian Soren Thompson, a seventh-place finisher three weeks ago at the Paris World Cup, is among the leaders on the men's epée team.
Also in fencing:
World Cup, men's foil, May 24, La Havane, Cuba
World Cup, women's foil, May 24, Marseille, France
Volkswagen USA Cycling Professional Road & Time Trial National Championship, May 25-27, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Defending men's champion Tim Duggan and women's champion Megan Guarnier will be among the top cyclists competing Saturday and Monday in the Volkswagen USA Cycling Professional Road & Time Trial National Championship. The time trials will be held Saturday at the Volkswagen Chattanooga (Tenn.) Plant, followed by Monday's road races which will include a climb up Lookout Mountain near Chattanooga.
The women's road race consists of a 102-kilometer course, the men's race is 165 kilometers. In addition to Duggan, a 2012 Olympian, elite men's title contenders include Brent Bookwalter, Matthew Busche and Lawson Craddock. In the elite women's race, 2012 Olympian Evelyn Stevens, Carmen Small, Jade Wilcoxson, Alison Powers, Kristin McGrath, Robin Farina and Alison Tetrick are among the contenders.
TV: 4 p.m.-6 p.m. ET Monday, Universal Sports
Also in cycling:
UCI Mountain Bike World Cup, May 25-26, Nove Mesto na Morave, Czech Republic
Plattekill Gravity Open, USA Cycling Pro GRT, May 26, Roxbury, N.Y.
Middle Earth Tour, USA Cycling National Criterium Calendar, May 27, Somerville, N.J.
FINA World League prelims, May 24-27, Los Alamitos, Calif.
The USA Water Polo Women's National Team will begin play in the FINA World League preliminary round Friday against Canada, and the U.S. men will play Canada and Brazil on Saturday. The four-day event will be held in Los Alamitos, Calif.
USA Basketball Women's U16 National Team Trials, May 23-27, Colorado Springs
The road to the FIBA Americas U16 Championship for Women begins this week with a selection camp at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. The camp will cut down a pool of 132 players to 12. In addition to 32 athletes invited to the camp by the USA Basketball Women's Developmental National Team Committee, another 100 players arrived at the camp through an open-application process.
The team, coached by Sue Phillips of Archbishop Mitty High School in San Jose, Calif., is expected to be named May 27. The final team will return to camp June 10 in preparation for the FIBA Americas U16 Championship, which begins June 19 in Cancun, Mexico.
U.S. Eagles Men's National Team vs. Canada, Pacific Nations Cup, May 25, Edmonton, Canada
Todd Clever, the team captain, leads a list of 24 players named by U.S. Eagles Men's National Team coach Mike Tolkin for Saturday's Pacific Nations Cup game against Canada. The match in Edmonton, Alberta, opens the Eagles' spring 2013 schedule and is the first of four Pacific Nations Cup matches. The Eagles will play host to Tonga on June 14 in Carson, Calif.
Also included in the U.S. lineup are Eagles Sevens players Blaine Scully and Luke Hume.
ISSF World Cup, rifle and pistol, May 24, Munich, Germany
Four-time Olympian Daryl Szarenski, two-time Olympian Eric Uptagrafft and 2012 Olympian Michael McPhail will be among the U.S. shooters at the third ISSF World Cup event of the year in Munich, Germany. The competition begins Friday. McPhail has placed second and seventh in World Cup prone rifle events this year.
Saumur CCI3*, May 23-26, Saumur, France
Hannah Sue Burnett and Marilyn Little of the Land Rover U.S. Eventing Team were among the top five riders after the first day of dressage tests at the Saumur CCI3* event in France. Burnett, riding Harbour Pilot, scored 48.60 for second place.
Other U.S. riders among the 46 rider-horse combinations are Buck Davidson, a gold medalist at the 2011 Pan American Games, and Will Faudree. Burnett and Harbour Pilot won individual silver and team gold at the 2011 Pan Ams.
Also in equestrian:
Rome CSIO5*, Nations Cup, May 23-26, Rome
Markel/USEF Young Horse Dressage Western Selection Trial, May 24-26, Flintridge, Calif.
IJF World Masters, May 25-26, Tyumen, Russia
London 2012 Olympians Nick Delpopolo and Marti Malloy, along with Hannah Martin, are representing the United States at the IJF Masters World Championships in Russia. The competition will be held Saturday and Sunday.
USA Field Hockey Women's National Championships, May 23-29, Norfolk, Va.
More than 100 field hockey athletes, each hoping to land a spot on the USA Field Hockey Women's National Team, are competing this week in the USA Field Hockey Women's National Championships. The tournament continues through Wednesday at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Va.
USA Field Hockey head coach Craig Parnham is using the tournament to evaluate and choose players for the national team.
Also in field hockey:
California Cup, May 24-27, Moorpark, Calif.
BNP Paribas World Team Cup, May 20-26, Antalya, Turkey
The American quad team of Nick Taylor, David Wagner, Bryan Barten and Greg Hasterok was to play Japan on Friday in the semifinals of the BNP Paribas World Team Cup in Turkey. If the United States wins, it will face Israel or Italy in the finals. The United States is attempting to win a record eighth World Team Cup championship.
Taylor and Wagner scored singles victories in a quarterfinal-round win over Great Britain.
Also in tennis:
French Open, May 26-June 9, Paris
The world's tennis stars will convene in Paris for the second Grand Slam event of the year. Among the U.S. players competing in the famed Roland Garros court will be Serena Williams, who is the No. 1 seed in the tournament. Her sister, Venus, is No. 30.
Junior Greco World Duals, May 25-26, Concord, Calif.
The 14th Junior Greco World Duals will include up-and-coming wrestlers from the United States, Sweden, Norway and Honduras. The showcase tournament in Concord, Calif., is a part of World Wrestling Month. A number of U.S. teams will participate. The tournament's format includes a round-robin, dual-meet competition, along with an individual tournament.
Also in wrestling:
ASICS University and FILA Cadet National Championships, May 23-26, Akron, Ohio
Sudirman Cup, May 19-26, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Eva Lee and Halim Haryanto Ho were among 10 U.S. athletes in the Sudirman Cup, which is the world mixed team badminton championships. The tournament semifinals Saturday will feature defending champion China against Denmark, and Thailand facing South Korea.


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Tyra Banks is one attractive woman. In this picture her hair is completely straight. It has been parted at the side and her hair falls nicely at the sides of her face. This is a clean and classy look.Her hair is cut long. It is a fashionable cut.The hair colour is a shade of brown with honey highlights.
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Having the "scrap dough" as a necessary REQUIREMENT for the flavor of the crust is not a sound business practice.
DanWhich RT did your pics from?
At this Take N Bake, the dough was being held at room temp. in a large bag and then was sheeted at the time of each order. I still find their whole process bizar.


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Skip to comments.BREAKING: Eric Holder Recuses Himself From [Associated Press] Leak Investigation
Posted on 05/14/2013 9:33:10 AM PDT by pabianiceEdited on 05/14/2013 10:04:58 AM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
[original thread incorrectly states Holder has recused himself from IRS investigation--Mod]
But someone in the DOJ will be involved with Holder pulling the strings.
Here's how it's going to go:
No matter how horrible the IRS shennanigans,,Dear Leader has already signaled to the IRS powers that he has their back. Cool Prezzy NEEDS the IRS,,to enforce Obamacare.
Another thought is - this could be Dear Leader's way of getting rid of the Bush appointee at the IRS,,and installing his own bootlicker to the top post.
Nothing this WH does is what it seems.
Is NO ONE in this administration responsible for anything???!!!
The Bush appointee already left.
Wow, do these rats scurry away when I light beam gets close.
Eric the Red, your time in the sun is about over.
I eagerly away the Court requiring the release of the communication between you, Valerie Jarrett, Napolatono, Head of the ATF and Bronco on how best to run guns to Mexico and blame it on pro 2nd Amendment groups.
Gonna be a long hot Summer in Foggy Bottom.
Carney will be on in a bit. I wonder if they'll ask him about this. Can't wait to hear the latest lie fest.
My bet is they also tapped another news org... Another shoe will drop
how about recusing himself from the AP investigation???
What kind of chumps do you take us for? Don't answer.
..."Prezzy NEEDS the IRS.to enforce Obamacare"...
Bengazi...IRS scandle....Fast and Furious....on and on.
Power systematically used and abused.
How does the AG recuse himself? Doesn't the entire DOJ have to recuse itself since they all answer to him? I've never heard of the AG recusing himself from an investigation? Is there an alternative mechanism by which this matter can be investigated outside the DOJ?
I'm reminded of the scene in Fletch where he says "oh, good... here come the police..."
How about recusing himself from the every investigation???
I think you are right. But there is also something else coming from the CIA on Benghazi.
IRS, SEC, EPA, now DOJ...
The buck never stops here in the Obama Administration. Always blame somebody else.
HOLDER is going to authorize an internal investigation? Oh, I am SURE things will be on the up and up.
Inside the AP: Fear, determination
Pretty handy timing to get the presstitutes off Benghazi, what ?
Is there a there, there? Just aksin?
Lol....I was thinking the same thing.
He should just recuse himself right out of DC.
The AP employees interviewed by POLITICO did not want to be identified because, according to several sources, at least some journalists have been asked not to speak to the press.
St. Louis Reporter Larry Conners revealed via Facebook yesterday that he has been hammered by the IRS since his much-discussed interview with President Obama.
... Conners had asked questions such as:
The economy is a big concern for folks, I mean the unemployment, trying to make ends meet, gas prices, food prices going up. Some of our viewers are complaining that they get frustrated and angered when they see the first family jetting around different vacations and so forth
This means that he was directly involved.
Can an AG recuse himself when he is guilty of Contempt of Congress? Issa must know the answer.
Actually, he is black, not red
Race is germane when discussing the regeime
It is Hussein's man at the IRS. Remember when he was appointed, he was behind in his taxes?
I suspect Holder was in the loop.. This act isn't going to save him.
Pardon me, I would like to excuse myself...or recuse myself, whichever is better for me.
Is NO ONE in this administration responsible for anything???!!!
there would be no need to recuse himself unless he was involved
Carney is late for the press briefing..he is going to have another bad day
We know too much now to accept what was said back then at face value.
Good Christians! they with bended knees
Ingulf'd the wine, but loathe the lees,
Averting, (so the text commands,)
With ardent eyes and upcast hands,
The cup of sorrow from their lips,
And fly, like rats, from sinking ships."
Jonathan Swift
H0lder, taking the 0bama ignorance route.
bingo and therein is the reason for appeal
This administration is coming unglued!
The chickens are FINALLY coming home to roost!
Praise God!
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