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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (185 votes).
In short: Weather was interesting and certainly blew away the cobwebs! Excellent organisation, very friendly. Managed a massive PB, so well worth the trip! See you in February!Date of review: November 23, 2009
In short: Sorry about the toilets.In full: Getting a lot of comments about the toilets and just wanted to apologise. As organsiers, it was totally out of our hands - we were informed at 5pm the night before that the main toilets were closed for refurbishment. We had one set up open behind the cafe and another set were opened at 10am plus the ones in the cafe. Unfortunately the cafe toilets then got blocked too.The main toilet block will be refurbished ready for the February Chilly, but that was of no comfort yesterday I know.Date of review: November 23, 2009
In short: PB course when not windy. No more, no lessIn full: I have given the PB 100% as this is what it would be on a calm day. Strange but strangely enjoyable running round a race track (OK - who had car noises in their head) Yes it could be boring but it's only 3 laps, Would be far worse on a shorter circuit. Minor gripe - Chip collection could have had a few more helping hands although they did vary registration times to keep queues down. 1 toilet block open was a joke. Iwas led to believe that another one did open later. In all fairness I will hold back on my judgement of the organisers for this as this may have been the responsibility of the race track owners. Were they aware of numbers involved? Date of review: November 23, 2009
In short: A Little unorganised, plus more loos neededIn full: A good run with PB potential apart from the wind at the far end of the track!Date of review: November 22, 2009
In short: Problem with the 'year' drop down list ....In full: If you have rated this race in 2009 already (August) you can not re-select 2009 as it doesn't appear in the list ??? This message will have 2007 against it as I had to use the 2008 year !Date of review: November 22, 2009
In short: Great weather, made it worth getting up for !In full: Fairly local race being only 25 miles or so from where I live so despite the poor weather I made the effort (last November I satyed in bed !). 2nd time I have run this course, pb'd in August and amazingly, again today .... probably because I didn't want to be out in the rain for long!Organisation is ok although ditto for the loos. Car parking so close to the race means that you can arrive late and leave quickly so it doesn't screw the rest of your day up. Only real negative was the wind on the back straight which was even stronger than in August.Date of review: November 22, 2009
In short: Generally good, with one major issueIn full: Let's start with the good bits. In general this is a really good event, well organised and efficient. Running on a racetrack was a novelty.Normally I have no time for runners who moan aboput a lack of toilets, and think that they'd be better off directing their energies towards getting there in reasonable time. However, when you're travelling for an hour to the race 'coordinating' bodily functions is hit and miss, and provision is needed. In summary, there was ONE toilet for the 150 odd blokes in the race (badly signed too, with several 'false' signs). As a result I endured a massively uncomfortable last 3km where I had to virtually walk and any hope of a decent time disappeared.This isn't an excuse - my own lack of fitness was the main reason for a disappointing time. However, such complete lack of provision is simply not good enough, especially at a circuit like this where facilities should have been plentifulDate of review: November 22, 2009
In short: Head wind prevented a pb run! (That's my excuse and I'm sticking to itt)In full: Good organisation. Shame about the wind. It was the only negitive on the day. Everything else went smoothly!!Date of review: November 22, 2009
In short: Nice organisation, shame about the wind.Date of review: November 22, 2009
In short: 3 lap course of circuit so pretty dull but PB potential if it wasn't for the windIn full: Quite a bottle-neck in getting race number and chip - could have done with more people doing this. And more loos required - there are lots there but the majority were locked up!Sweets at finish were a nice touch and well done to race director for starting race slightly early so we didn't get too cold / wet!Date of review: November 22, 2009
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Executive Director's Report- Week of March 23
Executive Director's Report - Week of March 23
By Steve Locke
In last week's report, I included two letters from readers. One of the letters referred to the Town Hall meetings we conducted at the National Indoor Tournament at Virginia Beach, VA, and referenced safety equipment. Specifically, the use of goggles was brought up.
I have now been in this position for 2.5 months and am discovering that if there is a hot topic that abounds in field hockey it is safety and safety equipment. And, the safety topic seems to fall in many areas of the sport such as proper umpiring (to control the game), proper coaching (to learn appropriate and safe technique), and equipment. There may be some who do not have familiarity with the current rules reflecting eye safety in USA Field Hockey so here is a primer to help us all understand what is in place currently pertaining to goggles and masks.
USA Field Hockey operates under FIH (the international federation) rules. The FIH rule 4.2 (3rd and 4th paragraph) states players:
...are permitted to wear throughout a match for medical reasons only a smooth preferably transparent or white but otherwise single colored face mask which closely fits the face, soft protective head-covering or eye protection in the form of plastic goggles (i.e. goggles with a soft-covered frame and plastic lenses); the medical reasons must be assessed by an appropriate authority and the player concerned must understand the possible implications of playing with the medical condition are permitted to wear a smooth preferably transparent or white but otherwise single colored face mask which closely fit ts the face when defending a penalty corner or penal stroke for the duration of the penalty corner or penalty stroke and when they are in the circle they are defending;
In 2007, the USA Field Hockey Board of Directors modified the rule (this modification is only for USA Field Hockey use and does not apply to international events staged in the USA or anywhere else). The rule modification with cross-outs is shown below:
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4.2 Players must not wear anything which is dangerous to other players.
Field Players:
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for medical reasons only a smooth preferably transparent or white but otherwise dark plain colored face mask which fits flush with the face, soft protective head covering, or eye protection in the form of plastic goggles (i.e., goggles with a soft-covered frame and plastic lenses): the medical reasons must be assessed by an appropriate authority and the player concerned must understand the possible implications of playing with the medical condition
There has long been a debate in the USA about the use of face/eye protection in the sport of field hockey. The prevailing practice of the NFHS (60,000+ players) and the NCAA (6,000 players) is to permit the unconditional use face/eye protection (as described in FIH Rule 4.2,) while the FIH restricts the exact same protective equipment to be worn for medical reasons.
The majority of USFHA developmental and mid-level players also play for their high school or college where eye protection is now permitted without a medical condition being present. Thus, allowing use of face/eye protection can be viewed as having become the accepted norm for field hockey in the US.
Only a very small percentage of players will ultimately be selected to the USA High Performance pool where eye protection will not be permitted except for medical reasons per the FIH Rule 4.2.
The differences in opinion will continue (making goggles mandatory or not). The rule is provided above so that you see what is currently in place (and, it seems flexible enough to leave the decision in the players'/parents' hands).
StickStarz and TurfTykes (our re-launched programs for kids 7-11 years of age) is well under way. USA Field Hockey's David Miller report that 10 sites have been set up for the 2010 season, and over 60 inquiries to create additional sites have been received regarding the two programs. Program specifics can be found within the USA Field Hockey site (http://www.usfieldhockey.com/programs/stickstarz/index.php). Both programs are made possible through USA Field Hockey's relationship with Harrow. It is an incredibly economical set of programs. The cost per athlete will never exceed $175.00 and includes a hockey stick, ball, tee shirt and USA Field Hockey membership. Community based organizations, such as Parks and Recreation departments and YMCA?s, may offer the program for less, but the equipment package and USA Field Hockey membership is not included.
Not only is the program of interest to us in USA Field Hockey, but also we have engaged the interest of the United States Olympic Committee. The Olympic committee is continuing to prospect what kids' programs are found within the NGB world to see if possible commercial interests can be brought to bear.
The USA Field Hockey family had reason to celebrate last week. The USA Field Hockey staff honored USA Field Hockey Director of Marketing Simon Hoskins and his wife Erin with a Shower. They have recently given birth to a new youngster. Marketing intern Caitie Tornes staged the Shower for Simon not so much because he needed one, but because boys never have Showers. Simon was loaded up with pizza at the office and a bunch of pre-prepared frozen meals to relieve the Hoskins with meal preparation for awhile.
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Macy's Day Mahem--a rerunPosted Thursday, November 22, 2012, at 10:36 AM
The Cat in the Hat sails through the streets of New York in an earlier parade. This balloon was banished from the parade, after breaking free and doing significant damage. Since then, the guy lines seem to have been shortened on the floats.
The Macy's Parade just isn't what it used to be, ever since New York resident Kathleen Caronna was almost killed in 1997, when a mammoth Cat in the Hat balloon went out of control and knocked a lamppost onto her head.
The parade was a tradition in our household in the days before we actually had choices. It was the only game in town, so my kids sat in rapt attention, waiting for a balloon to break out from its leash and start ripping down the streets of New York.
There was a gargantuan Goodyear Tire Man -- or was it the Stay Puft Marshmallow guy? Am I confusing the Thanksgiving parade with the first Ghostbusters movie?? I think that's called "mixing your metaphors..."
Anyway, it was a much more exciting time. In the safer society of 2009, 3 million people line the streets to watch a pretty lame show with compact balloons on short tethers. I'm still watching for the Pink Panther, but I believe he's been retired.
My daughter, curious about that long ago accident, looked up the incident on the web. I had remembered the culprit as the Pink Panther balloon, which was himself pretty rowdy, but history set us straight -- It was Dr. Seuss's mischievous feline friend.
However, I was amazed to learn that the Cat's victim was more unlucky than I previously thought. Not only was she in a coma for a month after her freak accident on the corner of 72nd Street and Central Park West, but in October, 2006, a plane crashed into the bedroom of her apartment at 72nd Street and York avenue. The flight instructor was killed, but Mrs. Caronna was unjured. She came home to the apartment only minutes after the crash to find her bedroom on fire.
How unlucky (or lucky?) can one person get? Do you think people follow her around to see if something else is going to happen to her?? The report also neglected to tell how much settlement money she got out of this series of unfortunate events.
I called my son Todd up in Minnesota this Thanksgiving morning, and, sure enough, he and his three children were watching the parade.
Sorry, Todd Douglas, I don't believe the Pink Panther - with all his stringy appendages - is going to make an appearance this year. You'll have to make do with those fat little weiner dogs and Snoopy balloons hugging the ground like beetles, hiding from the billowing New York breezes.
From the sunny southern climes of Memphis on the Mississippi, this is your roving reporter, Madeline, wishing she had some pun'kin pie!
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I was also (trying) to watch the parade on CBS and NBC, was so disappointed with all the talk and introducing special guests it was ruined for me. I wanted to see the floats, balloons, and marching bands not hear someone pitching a new show or seeing celebrities, I wanted to see the crowds. Oh well, everything has changed and I'm not sure for the best.
Have a great Thanksgiving friends, see you later.
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Madeline DeJournett's response:No, D, I couldn't get a consistant signal out here in the bookdocks, so I had to cancel the service. They had sent me a bill for $105.00; they cancelled all of it but $20.00. That was supposedly for the time I WAS able to get online. (which was hardly any time at all!)
I'm not sure what I'm going to do now. Everything's caving in on me at the same time -- computer, cell phone....Now all I need is for my refrigerator to stop running!!
Happy Thanksgiving! Regarding the luck of people, last week during our nor'easter one of our neighbors had a tree fall through his roof. He said he has only owned two houses and both have had a tree fall on it.
-- Posted by cheers4dhs on Thu, Nov 26, 2009, at 6:37 PM
Is it possible to be "bah humbug" about the Thanksgiving Day Parade? If so, that's me! I get tired of the two hosts constantly telling us how happy they are to be there and how "awesome" it is!
-- Posted by lovebooks on Mon, Nov 30, 2009, at 11:59 AM
Yeah, it is traditionally B-O-R-I-N-G! The only thing it ever had going for it was the possibility of death and dismemberment by a runaway balloon! If they're gonna tame the inflatible creatures, why watch???
-- Posted by goat lady on Mon, Nov 30, 2009, at 2:42 PM
Sorry MD you couldn't get a decent signal, but $20.00 for a trial seems ridiculous, but ATT needs the money!!!
On the parade I muted the sound but still there was 70% showing hosts gabbing and 30% floats.
-- Posted by Dexterite1 on Mon, Nov 30, 2009, at 3:40 PM
Hey, GL, he lives in Virginia now, but I am not sure where he lived when the first tree fell on his house.......Re the Macy's parade, my daughter was an all-star cheerleader who marched in the parade in 1995. A great experience.
-- Posted by cheers4dhs on Mon, Nov 30, 2009, at 7:46 PM
D, how could ATT need the money? They just keep gobbling up companies! Remember when the gov't broke up their monopoly? And look at 'em now!
Cheers, if he lives in Virginia, he's gotta expect a tree to fall on his house - what with all the hurricanes they have!
-- Posted by goat lady on Mon, Nov 30, 2009, at 7:58 PM
GL, actually, we do not have many hurricanes, but a lot of nor'easters which bring high winds and flooding in the coastal areas. We also have sooooo many trees which is a problem with the high wind and the occasional ice storm!
-- Posted by cheers4dhs on Mon, Nov 30, 2009, at 9:15 PM
gl, that ATT remark was kinda tongue in cheek, they have run everyone else almost out of business. Since buying Singular they have almost a monopoly again.
-- Posted by Dexterite1 on Mon, Nov 30, 2009, at 10:01 PM
Ah, I missed your irony, dexter! You know, I switched from Verizon (which was AmeriTech when I got my old bag phone) to Cingular, thinking I could avoid ATT -- so, imagine my horror, when ATT bought out Cingular! ARRRRRGGGG!!!
Cheers, I've been to Norfolk. I LOVE all those pink crepe myrtle trees! In this part of the country, they're just bushes.
-- Posted by goat lady on Tue, Dec 1, 2009, at 6:31 AM
Good Morning GL, yes the crepe myrtle trees are beautiful and plentiful in Virginia and they have a long blooming season. They are small ornamental trees which do not pose a threat - the sea pines on the other hand....yikes!
-- Posted by cheers4dhs on Tue, Dec 1, 2009, at 9:58 AM
Sea Pines are very tall soft pine trees that produce many pine cones, drop tons of pine needles and have a shallow root system so they are the first trees to fall in a wind storm. They are called Sea Pines because they are found near the coast.
-- Posted by cheers4dhs on Tue, Dec 1, 2009, at 9:38 PM
So - not a sought-after tree, I gather - something like silver maples around here. They grow fast, but they're easily damaged by the wind.
-- Posted by goat lady on Tue, Dec 1, 2009, at 9:47 PM
Hmmm, I was disappointed that I spent the morning in the kitchen with a bird and some yams, while you all watched the parade. I listened to some of the bands, as I peeled potatoes. It was a grand way to "see" the parade, and I just didn't know it!
-- Posted by GONENOW on Wed, Dec 2, 2009, at 3:25 PM
Just to add a little more to this story, that plane that crashed into her apartment was being flown by NY Yankees pitcher Cory Lidle. I think if anything, this lady should have realized she needed to get out of the city as fast as possible. Not a good sign when you are nearly killed twice by two different New York City icons.
-- Posted by Crash Davis on Thu, Dec 3, 2009, at 11:51 AM
Hahaha!! That is hilarious, Crash! I would love to read an update on her!
From the information above, it would seem that Cory Lidle survived, but his instructor didn't! Wonder whose fault the crash was??
-- Posted by goat lady on Thu, Dec 3, 2009, at 1:47 PM
Ahhhh, thanksgiving memories. Many changes the past 3 years, who could have imagined, opportunities appeared, dreams fulfilled.
Happy thanksgiving my friends, miss you cheers4dhs, crash davis, lovebooks, you are missed.
-- Posted by Dexterite1 on Thu, Nov 22, 2012, at 6:44 AM
Good morning, Dexterite! I hope your Thanksgiving 2012 is a warmer, happier one than the one you were having three years ago, when we talked on this Thanksgiving blog of 2009.
I know that my own circumstances are far happier than they were then. Who could have known how our lives would change? Life is truly a mystery, and God does answer prayers.
Happy Thanksgiving to all!
-- Posted by goat lady on Thu, Nov 22, 2012, at 6:52 AM
I too, miss the many contributors of a few years back, even Shannon Hoon and Layne Staley. They were always contradictory but added a flavour all of their own !
-- Posted by wartz on Sun, Nov 25, 2012, at 5:47 AM
Well said wartz, these folks are missed and left for various reasons I am sure.
Hello again to you, always good to see an old friend.
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Hi, wartz--long time, no see!
It would gripe my gut--big time--if I were forced to admit that I missed Hoon and Layne Staley, but I acknowledge that Hoon's final words come back to haunt me, when he said that this site would die without his contentious contribution.
I never thought he could stay away.
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' National Center on Elder Abuse (NCEA) reports a recent major study on the incidence rate of elder abuse found that between 7.6 and 10 percent of study participants had been abused in the previous year. NCEA estimates that only one in 14 cases of elder abuse ever comes to the attention of authorities.
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"Prevention and protection form the foundation for all of the department's programs," Pennsylvania Secretary of Aging Brian Duke said in an Oct. 3 press release. "This year's theme emphasizes the importance of recognizing and addressing the serious issue of elder abuse through immediate action, facility practices, public policy and resident-centered decision making."
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MARSHALL – Services for James "Jimmy" Davis, 53, of Marshall, will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Rehkamp-Horvath Funeral Home in Marshall. Visitation will take place one hour prior to the service at the funeral home. Burial will be at the Marshall Cemetery.
Jimmy died Wednesday, May 1, 2013, unexpectedly at his home.
James George Davis was born Aug. 10, 1959, in Marshall, to George and Shirley (McChesney) Davis. He grew up in Marshall and graduated from Marshall High School in 1977. Jimmy worked in the construction/carpentry business for a variety of local contractors for a few years. He lived in Colorado and Texas for a while before returning to Marshall in the mid-1990s when he began Davis Tile. Jimmy enjoyed fishing and watching hockey and football. He also enjoyed spending time with his friends at the Wooden Nickel. He was an avid reader and was especially fond of his cats, Princess and Punky. Jimmy was a lifelong, suffering Vikings fan, NASCAR enthusiast, enjoyed cooking – indoors and out, doing yard work and gardening, liked playing pool, (once you got him talked into it!). He loved spending time with good friends. Jimmy took pride in his work!! Jimmy had: a quick wit, an infectious laugh, generous nature and humble humor – had a smile and a comment for everyone he saw…
Survivors include his brother Gary Davis of Marshall, sister Pam (and Jim) Bartlett of Marshall, brother Bob Davis of Blaine, sister Joanne (and Russ) Oglesby of Marshall, sister Gail Bethune of Luverne; nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews, relatives, friends, and his cats Princess and Punky.
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Donald E. Lynn, 58, of 2380 Village Common Drive, Erie, Pa., formally of Lakewood, N.Y., passed away Sunday (May 12, 2013) at his home.
A Jamestown area resident for most of his life, he was born Sept. 7, 1954, in Akron, Ohio, a son of Dr. Richard M. Lynn and the late Virginia Winberg Lynn.
Don was a 1972 graduate of Southwestern Central School and earned his bachelor's degree from Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio, and his Juris Doctor from the Albany Law School, Albany, N.Y.
During his professional career he maintained his private law practice and also served as the corporation council for the city of Jamestown for several years and was the attorney representing Jamestown Community College.
He will be remembered as an accomplished tennis player during his high school years. He was a very skillful writer and an avid reader. He also loved listening to music and enjoyed outdoor activities.
Surviving are his daughter, Olivia C. Lynn, of Chicago; his father, Dr. Richard M. Lynn of Erie, Pa.; a brother, Richard M. (Joanne) Lynn Jr., of Cornwall, Conn.; two sis-ters: Nancy J. (Leonard) Lightfoot, of Burbank, Calif., and Janet K. (John) Blakeslee of Erie, Pa.; and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his mother who died Nov. 16, 2011.
A private memorial service for the family will be held at a later date.
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If we have nay mods still in operation and not on a month long bender that wish to zap this to the section down below, I fully understand. It does, by a bit of a stretch, have some practical general baseball conversational value IMO though.
I allowed myself to get sucked into playing daily fantasy baseball for $$$$$, and am doing reasonably well. I use, like I'm sure everybody else does, a website where you punch in parameters and it spits out value plays of the day at each of the necessary positions.
My question is:
Since it is day by day and not a full season:
Is it better to set the parameters at the 2013 projections for each player OR set the parameter based on how they are actually doing this season.
A good example of the difference it makes is today. By using the PROJECTION setting, many of the top starts popped out as being Phillies players...I'm sure you know why, nobody figured Tribe hurler Kazmir to be any good this year....yet he has been impressive so far. When I changed the parameter to SEASON, the Philly players were no longer in the top rung of starts for today.
I guess I just need to hear from some of you out there who adhere to the: Players normally come back to their career norm axiom.
Funny thing is, I've been using the PROJECTION setting thus far and have raked....am I just getting lucky?
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After winning everything in the "Academy" signs for Huracán, where he played until 1975, winning the 1973 Metropolitan Championship, where he was noted for organizing barbecues to unite the group. In 1975 had to leave Huracán and professional football due to physical problems.


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This actually scares me a bit. Webb is a decent QB I think. His scrambling could be a problem. Though ultimately I think it's more likely he just won't be prepared to handle what I'm guessing will be a blitzing/aggressive D onslaught.
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I recently lost one of my beloved cousins and it started me thinking about when we were kids. His mother was my father's sister and our families used to spend quite a lot of time together.
Sometimes in our minds as adults, we remember things differently than they may have been. Knowing this, it seems that we lived somewhere southeast of Dexter, perhaps in rural Essex or Risco. I must put this on my list of things to ask Mom.
Anyway, I was thinking about one day in particular when we were visiting with them at their home. I recall being in the back yard and, apparently, it had rained. I surmise this because I was making "mud pies." Those of you who are my age, remember those days? Or am I the only girl to make mud pies for entertainment? I think not!
My daughter, Gina, reminded me of the time I was teaching her and her little sister, Shelly, the art of making mud pies.
When they were young, we lived on ZZ close to the railroad. Back in those days there were lots of, how shall I say it? Men who rode the rails? Anyway, I was well known for giving food to anyone who needed it and taught my girls to do the same. When we finished making the pies, according to Gina, we had one of those visitors. The girls wanted to share their delectables with this person and I was just interested in scooting them into the house.
Apparently, the girls were dismayed and couldn't understand why they couldn't share their homemade pies and thought Momma was going back on her teachings. Probably, if we could remember the full details, the visitor went away with a full tummy. Maybe even with a mud pie tucked in his sack for dessert.
Now, back to the original story. There were some sort of cages or something that I was using for my stove and table. Could have been rabbit cages? Anyway, I was really cookin' em up.
I had long hair and I was working up a sweat with all that "cookin'." I was pushing my hair back with my muddy hands and wiping them on my dress. Since my ingredients were coming from those mud holes in the ground, by the time I finished those pies, I must have been muddy from head to toe. Wonder if I got a spanking for getting so muddy? Probably not.
Now, I don't know if Mom remembers this occasion or not, (how could she remember everything that eight of us kids did growing up?) but, I served those pies to anyone who would sample one. Did you ever take a bite of a mud pie? I did, and although they weren't the tastiest, I did my best to convince everyone on taking a bite and they agreed to do so. As an adult, I now know they only pretended to take a bite, but they convinced me that day that they really did and that the pies were delicious.
Needless to say, I went home from my aunt and uncle's home with the satisfaction that I was the 'best little pie maker around'.
I really hope these little stories take you back to your own childhood and bring back good memories of bygone days. Keep your e-mails and phone calls coming. They are a source of encouragement to me.
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I don't recall making mud pies, but my younger brother liked to sit in the dirt and eat it with a spoon! In later years, I read that children sometimes have some sort of deficiency, and the dirt contained a necessary nutrient! I can still remember the dirty circle around his mouth, and Mom yelling, "Timmy!! Have you been eating dirt again??"
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There is so much religious conflict in the world today,
There is so much religious conflict in the world today, and more than enough right here at home in the U.S. Why is it that everytime I tune into this show, it seems to have some topic or focus that is so high concept, or so divorced from what's going on in the world.
In the streets of LA there were people protesting in front of the mormon temple about that church's involvement in the effort to repeal the rights of gay people to marry in California. Where was this show when that real, tangible conflict was taking place? There was a debacle over the Catholic church's effort to rehabilitate a bishop who is a Holocaust denier, which once again opened up the issue of the church's responses to that event. Where was this show in the midst of that real, tangible conflict?
Why on earth can't Krista Tippett cover religious issues that are truly relevant today? I'm going to stop listening to this show, because it seems to be way too timid and fluffy.

James,

This is a show that is meant to open your
This is a show that is meant to open your mind and heart to your own spiritual growth not report or debate religious conflict. I just discovered this show by way of the Apps store in iTunes. I am listening to shows from 2006 and they are very enlightening. I drive an hour to work each day and I look forward to what I will learn everyday. This week I listened to the episode about the book Miracle of Mindfulness by Thich Nhat Hanh and ended up purchasing several of his books. In this episode there was a woman who used to be on the Madison, WI police force and she talked about the violence they are exposed to everyday and how this man's teaching softened her heart. Well I work in Madison in an emergency room and I had been thinking about how all the years of violence and death had affected me and this is just what I needed to hear. It was almost as if God had planned for me to hear this episode at just this point in my life.

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Respectfully, I disagree with you. In an
Respectfully, I disagree with you. In an era where religious faith is such a divisive issue in our society, what good does a program about religion do when it doesn't address the conflict? I see religious conflict as being the defining struggle in our world today, and at points this program has addressed different aspects of that conflict - from the debate over gay marriage, to efforts to bridge the gap between the religious right and the religious left. However, I get pretty frustrated that this program doesn't do more to explore and vent these issues.
Please don't get me wrong - I welcome and celebrate your experience in finding wisdom and inspiration in this program, especially because it's led you to a buddhist tradition that I fully respect and admire. But my experience is a little different. Go to any bookstore where I live, in the Los Angeles area, and you get clobbered by books about spiritual growth and development. In my local Borders bookstore there seems to be a whole shelf devoted to works by Thich Nhat Hanh, the Dalai Lama, Pema Chodron, and other buddhist writers. Books and radio programs about personal growth is not what's needed to address the more relevant and consequential religious issues in our time - issues which have the power to marginalize entire groups in our society, and which inspire many people to unbelievable acts of violence.
In any event, I'm glad you felt moved to respond to my posting. Hospital emergency room work is so critically important, and from what I understand, incredibly draining emotionally and spiritually. I hope that all is well with you in Madison

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This isn't a news show. It's not the MacNeil-Lehrer news hour. It's not to report current events; it's for examining meaning and ideas. If you want a hard-hitting examination of both sides of the conflicts you mentioned, you should maybe be watching 20/20 or 60 minutes.
Personally, I find the examination of meaning and ethics interesting. If I want to watch news, I have many opportunities, but there are few shows doing what "Speaking of Faith" does. It gets a person to think.

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This is amazing. Thanks for posting it! (FYI, I think the spelling is "all right.")
Songs from the Sacred Harp console me. "I have but one more river to cross/ And then I'll be at rest."

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Songs from the Sacred Harp console me. "I have but one more river to cross/ And then I'll be at rest."

I was early this morning and in a lot of physical pain.
I was early this morning and in a lot of physical pain. Something inside told me to come to this website. I clicked on this recording and I felt a new hope surge throughout my body. Although I am still in pain, my heart is lifted and I am going to pray just a little while longer, as the hymn suggests. Thank you. I so needed to be in this healing community. Suzy

What a beautiful rendition of a beautiful song. I
What a beautiful rendition of a beautiful song. I listened to it a few times. Each hearing bringing other nuances to both to still worries and excite hopeful feelings.

Truly a beautiful and moving piece - I am thankful for
Truly a beautiful and moving piece - I am thankful for having stumbled upon it. I am now more centered. Maybe I can pass that along today!

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I find it so interesting that encouragement can come your
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August 12, 1949 was when the Philippines signed the Geneva Conventions of 1949, the only universally ratified treaty in the world . This Convention codifies the corpus of international humanitarian law. This is the branch of public international law that applies only to situations of armed conflicts. It seeks to limit the adverse consequences of war for individuals who are not actively taking part in the hostilities. It seeks to achieve this avowed objective by: one, according protections to civilians, the wounded and the sick, humanitarian workers, prisoners of war, and religious leaders; and two, by limiting the means and methods of warfare.
The principle of protection mandates all fighters not to intentionally target protected persons. On the other hand, by highlighting to combatants and fighters that they do not have unfettered discretion on the means and methods of warfare, the law provides for a non-derogable code of conduct applicable to all fighters. For instance, there is the rule that all must fighters must distinguish between individuals with protection and combatants. Under this principle known as that of "distinction," fighters must at all times desist from targeting protected individuals such as civilians. This is why humanitarian law advocates cry "war crimes" whenever members of the Armed Forces of the Philippines or the Moro International Liberation Front or the New People's Army target innocent civilians.
Furthermore, the law prescribes that the use of force must always be justified by military necessity. This means that all military strikes must always be for the reason that it will contribute to the military objective: that is, the complete subjugation of the enemy with the least incidental damage possible. This is why the giving of the order to "leave no quarters" or that no survivors should be left is also a war crime. This is because the military objective is only to defeat the enemy and not to kill all adversaries.
There too is the principle of proportionality which tempers the application of the principle of protection. Under this principle, the taking of life and damage to property is not always illegal if it can be shown that its perceived military advantage will outweigh its disadvantages. This, I reckon, is why all countries have agreed to be bound by IHL. For while IHL humanizes warfare, it still recognizes that states have the right to use as much force as is necessary to obtain its military objectives. Because of this rule, not all killings of civilians can be prosecuted as war crimes. Only those that expressly target civilians knowing them as such are punished.
Through an executive order, the month of August has been declared in the Philippines as IHL month to commemorate not just our signature to the Geneva Conventions, but more importantly, to remind all fighters in the country of their legal obligations under the law. Unlike human rights law which originally took the form of binding treaty obligations and therefore are duties of a state, IHL applies to all fighters without distinction. It applies to all officers and men of the AFP, the NPA. The Moro National Liberation Front, the MILF, and now, even to the Bangsamoro Islamic Federation Fighters of Umbra Kato.
This years' celebration is unique because for the first time, we are celebrating IHL month with a three-in-one: we have passed a new domestic enabling legislation criminalizing breaches and violations of IHL, Republic Act 9851; we have become the 117th member state of the International Criminal Court, a permanent court that tries individuals for war crimes, among others; and we have become the latest state party to Additional Protocol 1 of the Geneva Convention. This latest protocol expands the protection of the law to all kinds of civilians. With these developments, we have become the most dedicated country in Asia to the implementation of IHL.
Furthermore, while we have not done away with all armed conflicts in the country, we appear to be making strides in arriving at a peace accord with all insurgents in the country, including the MILF and the NPA. This augers well too for IHL because while compliance with IHL certainly is indispensible in times of armed conflict, there is still no substitute for peace.
While the recent spate of violence waged by Umbra Kato's BIFF in Maguindanao seems to indicate that long-term peace in Mindanao may take longer than expected, it helps that meanwhile, all Filipinos remain under the protection of IHL.
Happy IHL month to one and all!


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Cristopher Gonzales Baca is the Coordinator of Cozumel's Marine Turtle Salvation Program . Cris has been very excited to see so many Turtle Sponsors come forward these past few weeks to participate in this fundraising campaign.
Cris works for the City within the Department of Ecology. From April until November each year, Cris' primary responsibility is managing all aspects of the Turtle Program from conducting Committee meetings to organizing the brigade leaders and developing logistics plans to over seeing the collection of quality scientific data and the preparation of data analysis reports. Seen here accepting donations made by Tim & Noah Criswell on behalf of Healthy Pet Exotics in West Linn, Oregon, Cris is passionate about his work with the Turtle Program and wants everyone to know how much your donations will help the Turtle Program function.
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Greetings Cozumel Turtle Sponsors and Friends!
On behalf of the almost 2,000 nesting green and loggerhead turtles of Cozumel and the Marine Turtle Salvation Program Committee, I would like to thank each and every one of you for your generosity and participation in our
2007 Inaugural Turtle Sponsor Fundraising Campaign
. After 6 weeks of open solicitation, the campaign has closed with great success!
I am pleased to report that Cozumel MarineTurtle Sponsors have stepped forward from around the globe and have generously pledged to donate over
to this initial 2007 Fundraising Campaign. All donors deserve a gracious round of applause for not only meeting our Campaign goal of US$10,000 but for exceeding it and giving us great hope for future fundraising and support efforts for the turtles!
As promised, all Turtle Sponsors are being recognized publicly here as well as on other pages maintained for the Turtle Program.
The content of this Recognition Page will continue to change in the weeks ahead as more donations come in. In addition, we will provide Turtle Salvation Program Updates and Progress Reports throughout the nesting season here as well. So make this page one of your Favorites and check back frequently for updates!
It is very important to recognize two critical donors who stepped up early as steadfast supporters with large contributions that anchored the Turtle Program Fundraising Campaign:
Dive Paradise with the kick off donation of US$1,000
Casa Gordon Vacation Rental which donated US$1,500
It goes without saying that these donors have meant alot to the success of this Fundraising Campaign. However, it is quite a ways from this $2,500 to the $12,000 that we ultimately raised. You should know that the remainder of the $10,000 in donations were comprised of all sizes from $500 to $10 and each one contributed to the final success of the Campaign. So please, never under estimate the power of ANY size donation!! Every donation of every size is very much appreciated by the Cozumel Turtle Salvation Program!
As I have explained in the Fundraising Campaign letters earlier, these funds will be utilized to improve and elevate the quality of the turtle program by purchasing various supplies and equipment needed for this seasons efforts. The funds you have provided will make an extraordinary difference to the more than 100 volunteers who will work the program this year. We encourage any of you visiting Cozumel this June through November to contact us so that we can meet you personally and give you an update on the Turtle Program. Of course, if possible, we would welcome the opportunity for all Turtle Sponsors to go out with a brigade during nesting season so it can be seen first hand how the Turtle Program is functioning. So please do contact us when next you are visiting the island!
Again, thank you so very much to all of our new TURTLE SPONSORS for supporting this cause.
We could not have wished for a more successful Inaugural Fundraising Campaign for the Turtle Program! We appreciate your support and look forward to keeping you updated on the 2007 Seasons activities as well as seeing you soon here on the island!
Cristopher Gonzales Baca
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IslaMar Vacation Villas
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McCoy Concepts
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Blue XT~Sea Diving
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Casa Deja Blue Vacation Villas
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Larson Electronics LLC
Kemp TX
Patas & Alas Butterfly Sanctuary
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Sybil Cramer
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Wild Tours
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Ambiants Home Furnishings
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Arthur & Pamela Bettger
Portland OR
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Bradenton FL
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Columbia MO
Dan & Genevieve Hartman
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