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Rehearsal Dinner Bouquets are sometimes such a pain in the arse because they're SO HARD to make cute. Anyway, you have to make the bouquet from the wadded up scrap ribbon torn off of gifts at the wedding shower. It can be tough, but I came up with a cute way to make it pretty. Oh yeah, you haven't heard from ME lately. sick kids, sick kids. sick. kids. I hope to be back long enough to catch up with all of Gertrude's perfectly done posts. I'm so super lazy and always a little ball of chaos compared to her. Anyway, here is the impatient quickly thrown together blog collage.
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Sunday, January 22, 2012
Fingerprint Fun!
This is
hands down fingers down one of my boys favorite projects/gifts to make. ;) My favorite gift because it's personalized and SUPER inexpensive to create. Perfect for Mother's Day, Birthdays, Teacher's gift, Valentine's Day or just a fun surprise!
We just recently made a birdhouse birthday gift.
What you need:
ink pad
permanent (fine tip) marker
spray sealer (especially if it's going outdoors)
something to fingerprint on :)
Busy fingers having fun creating sometimes forget that they need to wipe off or wash fingers when changing colors. Keep wet wipes handy, this will save your ink pad!
Busy fingers having fun creating sometimes forget that they need to wipe off or wash fingers when changing colors. Keep wet wipes handy, this will save your ink pad!
Changing from green to orange.....poor ink pad. :(
FROG- two thumb prints sideways
BEE- one index fingerprint
BUG- two tips of index or middle fingerprints
FLOWER- six index fingerprints and one tip of index or middle finger
LADYBUG- one index fingerprint
SPIDER- one index fingerprint sideways
And just like this blog post about thank you cards, add a personalized card to the gift!
I usually buy whatever sealer is on sale but I like how quick this one dried.
Other projects we've made....
This was a teacher gift. Fingerprints from each student. She LOVED it!
Spray painted the pot blue, added clouds and grass and then had the kids pick what they wanted to add. I wish I had more time in the class to add names .
Mother's day gift
We also made a fish theme flowerpot that I can't find a picture. :( Use index fingerprints sideways and add the triangle fishtail, eye and smile. SUPER cute!!
Now go be creative!!
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Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Thank You's
We FINALLY finished thank you cards yesterday! My boys have learned to love writing their cards and I enjoy the extra little details and drawings they add. You see, IF they don't want to write cards then they don't get to keep the gift. Said in a nice way. :) Over the years this has turned into a fun activity with music and treats.
Our cards are super inexpensive and usually pictures with text to add that personal touch. Text can be done in any paint/photo program or in a word document with a text box.
I sent pictures to the hour photo department (or print at home), got out the card stock, double sided tape and paper trimmer. I saw the local craft store had some random packs of cards on sale for .20 cents so I picked up a few just for the smaller envelopes. (I'll recycle the cards in some future craft)
Now for the boys to get to work :)
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- A Geo-archaeological Study of Ballasts from the 16th-Century Emanuel Point No. 2 Shipwreck, Pensacola Bay, Florida by Amanda Wohlberg (2009)
- A Polynesian Mormon Archeological site in Iosepa, Utah Claire McMahon (2009)
- Applicability of Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for Documenting and Visualizing Historic Mormon Nauvoo, Illinois by Chelsea Richard (2012)
- Archaeological Experiment: Re-Creating a Nasca Textile (2007) Rebecca Nelson
- Attitudinal linguistic comparison of Iroquoian languages (2007) Adam Jacobs
- Cultural Concerns: Karen Refugees and the Biomedical System by Alyssa Petroski (2011)
Determination of Early Archaic ? age stone tool sources and migration routes via O-isotopes, Little Rock Pond, Mt. Tabor, VT by Sarah Skinner (2014)
- From Wigwam to Cabin: The Use of Domestic Spaces in Pre- and Post-Contact Native Communities by Jacob Orcutt (2012)
Preserving the Oral Histories of Traditional Artists in New York (2007) Rebecca Gardner
- Shaking the Foundations of the Minoan Matriarchy (2004) Amy Heimroth
The Aftermath of Irene: Long-Term Effects of a Natural Disaster on Community Relationships by Nicole Cline (2014)
- The Origins of Roman City Planning by Robert Lyon (2010)
- The Practical Application of Forensic Anthropology for Human Rights (2005) Mary Bailey
- Quantifying Time Expenditure Associated with Neanderthal Burials and its Implications by Jonathan Reeves (2011)
Art, Art History & Theatre
- Analysis of Fear: Psychological Aspects and Depictions Throughout the History of Art by Carlie Miller (2012)
- An Intense Exaggeration of the Emotional Aspects of Commonly used Imagery in Art History: The Annunciation Scene, Adam & Eve, and The Virgin & Child by Elizabeth LaBarge (2012)
- Creating a Northern Renaissance Illuminated Manuscript by Noelle McCall (2013)
- En Plein Air Landscape Painting by Robert Fountain (2010)
- Exploring Cerdec-Degussa Inclusion Pigments and their effect in various clay bodies Sara Roik (2008)
- Felt Making: The Aesthetic of Process by Sebastian J. Stoddart (2010)
From Dracula to The Walking Dead: The Evolution of Special Effects Makeup by Caleigh Tuttle (2014)
- Medieval Stained-glass Windows by Scott Miller (2010)
- The Making of Masks (2007) Emily Glass
- The Perfect Women: The Idealization of Women in Italian Art (2009) Krystal Stowe
- Vermeer?s Colors: Their Composition and Manufacture by Jessica Bellingham (2012)
Business & Sociology
- Understanding and Facilitating Women?s Leadership on the SUNY Potsdam and Around the World by Lillian Gotlieb (2013)
Creative Writing, Modern Languages and Psychology
Alexander: An Examination of Alexander the Great through Historical Fiction by Alexandra F. Morris (2012)
Dance and Drama
A Documentary Film on the Auction Industry (2009) Sarah Parker
- Nihon-buyo choreography (2005) Tomoko Takedani
- Perspectives on Poverty: A Socio-drama on Poverty in the North Country (2008) Donna Moschek
- Sapphic Century Cycle - Erin Nicole Harrington (2009)
- Community and Public Education: The application of instructional strategies on different learning environments (2004) Troy Soukey
- Meeting the Standards: Integrating the Arts in French Education (2004) Molly Pioch
- Reading Comprehension Instruction (2006) Meghan Tiernan
- Science Based Children's Literature by Olivia Tyler (2012)
- The Impact of the Common Core Standards On Instruction in the Secondary English Language Arts Classroom by Sara Pinsker (2014)
The Importance and Effectiveness of Field Experience in the Childhood/Early Childhood Education Program at SUNY Potsdam by Sarah Adams (2014)
English and Communications, Languages
- Assembling an anthology of student poetry: Creative writing workshop (2004) Rebecca Spiridilozzi
- The Red Scarf: a play (2007) Miles Ledoux
- Northbound: Fiction Tied to Place (2004) Melissa Manchester
- The History of Virginity (2006) Kathryn Boswell
- The observation and investigation of the encoding processes of bilingual speakers of English and Japanese (2004) Nogawa Mao
- The Cuban Policy of John F. Kennedy: its effect on the Relationship between the President and the American Defense Apparatus by Eric Martell (2014)
- Advanced Piano Music for the Small Hand by Shalvi D?Arcangelo (2012)
- Analysis and Synthesis of a Taiko Group by Sean Shibata (2013)
- Beginning Instrumental Music Curriculum for Students with Autism (2009) Cheryl Payne
- Beginning piano method book for children with autism and AD/HD by Yingyu He (2012)
- Changing Female Instrumental Roles in Carnatic Music in the 21st Century by Bridgid Bergin
- Developing a Beginning Band Program Involving the Orff Method (2006) Jodie Schoppmann
Evolution of Women in Opera by Yvonne Trobe
- Fiddle Music in the Public Schools by Amanda Hayden (2010)
- Forming the Phrase: The Development of Phrase Structure in J. C. Bach's Symphonies (2003) Romeo Whou
- Greek art Songs transcribed into IPA by Lydia Zervanos (2010)
- Injury-free playing in the Public School String Program (2007) Nicole Peragine
- Irish Heritage Music for the Classroom (2004) Kristin Schirmuhly
- Liszt Transcriptions for Wind and Orchestral Ensembles (2009) Danielle Mitton
- Multi-sensory Musical Composition in Contemporary Classical Performance: The Tactile Music Project (2004) Ryan Mix
- Music Curriculum for Hearing Impaired Preschoolers (2007) Alyssa Kyle
- Original Compositions for Equestrian Dressage by Natasha Jaffe (2010)
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- S'Brent: Music in the Holocaust (2003) Harold Goldstein
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- The German Language and Musicology (2002) by Sherri Winks
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World Music Pedagogy in the Choral Classroom by Emily Buckley
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- Age and origin of a gold-bearing breccia from the Hilltop Au deposit, Lander County, Nevada by Mitchell Haller (2014)
- An Analytical Method of Studying Natural Supplements by Brittany Steimle (2013)
- A mineralogical and geochemical investigation of a granitic pegmatite near DeKalb, New York by Brian Butts (2012)
- BHT: A Potential New Drug To Treat Iron Overload Diseases by Justin R. McNally (2012)
Biology Laboratory Manuel Illustrations by Meg Stephens (2013)
- Blanding's Turtles Overwintering Habitat Selection by Brayton Hill (2010)
- Diet of three abundant species of copepods from Clear Pond, Parishville, NY (2004) Julie Trevett
- Fire Tower Mapping in the Adirondack Park by Dan Rockefeller (2010)
- Identification of Bismuth and Tellurium Bearing Minerals within a Carlin-Type Gold Deposit: Nevada by Dan Arcadi (2011)
Oxidation and Antioxidants: The Protection of DNA from Oxidative Damage by Tammy Zanker (2013)
Programming a Video Game Demo by Eric Nelson (2013)
- Reconstructing an ancient environment from an Alaskan core sample by Amy Hudson (2014)
- Sedimentology of the Pennsylvanian Ragged Reef Formation in Nova Scotia by Emily Stephan (2011)
- Synthesizing a Derivative of the Anti-Cancer Drug DW2282 (2008) Hugh Bigg
- The Effectiveness and Resistance of Common Bactericidal Cleaning Products (2009) Katherine Scott
- The interaction of different protein forms and their receptors by Banu Kandemir (2010)
- The Owls Head Mine in Malone, NY by Matthew Dunlop (2011)
- The Side Products of The Friedle-Craft Reaction - Matthew Hudson (2006)
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- Connecting communities on the issue of domestic violence/rape (2007) Ranah Mattot
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- Procrastination & Motivation: A Psychological Perspective (2002) Regan DelPriori
- Survey research of US Health insurance options and education (2005) Kristy Primeau
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Ruth Wilson Gilmore (GSNB '98) captured the essence of the 2016 Marion Thompson Wright Lecture (MTW) held this past Saturday at Rutgers University – Newark (RU-N) with the title of her keynote address, "Too Soon for Sorry." Gilmore explained to the overflow crowd of 700 gathered for the daylong conference that in the 1990s, as rumor spread that then-President of the United States William Jefferson Clinton was preparing to apologize on behalf of the nation for its embrace of slavery well into the 19th century, an intellectual countercurrent emerged. To apologize, the argument went, would be hypocritical when systematic oppression of African Americans continued to pervade so many aspects of everyday life in our country.
Gathered by the Clement A. Price Institute on Ethnicity, Culture and the Modern Experience and graciously welcomed by interim director Mark Krasovic and Price Institute Fellow John Johnson, Gilmore and a lineup of other nationally and locally prominent activist intellectuals spent the day exploring the origins, expanse, and persistence today of such discrimination, especially in the realm of criminal justice, for this year's MTW conference, titled, "Long Time Here: Prisons and Policing in African-American History." Often cited throughout the day would be data from the Prison Policy Initiative showing that the U.S. prison population has grown 430% since 1982, to 2.3 million; 40% of that population is black, compared to only 13% of the total U.S. population, reflecting an incarceration rate for blacks six times that of whites.
In his welcome to the diverse audience of academics, public, private, and nonprofit sector leaders, and community residents, Rutgers President Robert Barchi underscored the challenge of trying to make sense of those statistics. "I'm a neuroscientist," Barchi said, "and these numbers just don't compute for me," going on to describe several ways in which Rutgers has been working to improve life chances for formerly incarcerated individuals, including the New Jersey Scholarship and Transformative Education in Prisons Program (NJSTEP) established in 2005 and based at RU-N, which was lauded as a model by President Barack Obama when he visited RU-N in November 2015.
In enthusiastically received opening remarks, RU-N Chancellor Nancy Cantor underlined the urgency of the MTW theme, which she called "arguably the issue of this moment" in American history. Referring to numerous, widely covered instances in recent months of fatal violence suffered by African Americans at the hands of police, she urged resisting the "proclivity in the face of police violence to invoke a 'perfect storm' of human error." She called instead for taking responsibility for our shortcomings and recognizing that we can and must do better, reflecting the aspirations of MTW co-founder and Board of Governors Distinguished Professor the late Clement A. Price that this annual conference would foster "fulsome public dialogue" and spur resolve to undertake collective action for change. "We can't bend the arc of history even a small way toward justice if we don't talk, together, and what gives me hope is that the next generation wants to do more than talk. So, today, let us listen, talk, and coalesce across difference, intersecting around the shared urgency of doing better."
Gilmore, a professor of earth and environmental science at the City University of New York Graduate Center and director of its Center for Place, Culture and Politics, made clear that to do better, we must untangle many related problems, asserting that disproportionality in incarceration of African Americans "is not the problem, criminalization is." In this, her first lecture at Rutgers since defending her 1998 dissertation in geography—which became her critically acclaimed book, Golden Gulag: Prisons, Surplus, Crisis and Opposition in Globalizing California—she marshaled incarceration statistics, penal law, demographic and economic data, military and industrial development trends, and campaign finance contribution records to show complex relationships supporting her argument that prejudice is woven deeply, broadly, and tightly into the American socioeconomic system. She suggested that this is why "so many people come out to advocate" for a range of social justice issues, but many end up focusing on criminal justice reform because so many of our challenges today are rooted there.
Another featured MTW speaker, Heather Ann Thompson, a professor of history at the University of Michigan who is a sought after analyst by policy makers and the media, agreed that mass incarceration is a fundamental problem facing our nation, calling it "the civil rights crisis of the 21st century." Remarking that we are only coming to recognize this crisis now, she argued that a range of the most persistent challenges facing urban America can be traced to policy choices going back to the 1960s, when policing in "black and brown neighborhoods began to create a new social order through criminal justice."
Thompson noted that the 60s were when law and law enforcement began to focus on drug possession; incarceration became the solution of choice over treatment and violent crime got worse as families and neighborhoods were devastated by the increasing removal of people, particularly black men. She finds it no coincidence that at the same time public safety strategies were adopted placing police officers within schools in those same neighborhoods where civil rights protests also were most prominent, to both enforce drug laws and inhibit youth protests about social conditions. She sees such strategies as having increased in severity since then, placing increasingly severe restrictions on civil liberties, such as the designation of entire neighborhoods where warrants are no longer needed for some police actions—what she calls the "criminalization of public space"—and the annulment of voting rights for felons in 48 of the 50 states.
The final MTW featured speaker was Khalil Ghibran Muhammad (GSNB'04), director of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture of the New York Public Library system, who is widely considered one of the nation's most influential thinkers on race and crime. Muhammad, who once was a teaching assistant for MTW co-founder and historian Price, took a longer historical view, finding origins for persistent discriminatory criminal justice practices in the post-Civil War era. He traced to that time the justification for contemporary policing practices such as "stop and frisk," under which police may detain and pat down people on the street in high-crime neighborhoods—a practice employed overwhelmingly in predominantly black neighborhoods.
One influential historical source Muhammad cited was Race Traits and Tendencies of the American Negro, an 1896 book written by Frederick Hoffman, who was an actuary for a major insurance company. Drawing upon crime statistics from the 1890 census, Hoffman presented what he considered to be an irrefutable argument that crime was concentrated in predominantly black neighborhoods because the "criminality of the negro exceeds that of any other race of any numerical importance in this country" and that until "the negro learns to respect life, property, and chastity, until he learns to believe in the value of a personal morality operating in his daily life, the criminal tendencies…will increase." At the same time, Hoffman excused crime in predominantly white neighborhoods, attributing it largely to broader stresses in society at large, such as poverty, which "year after year drive an increasing army of unfortunates to madness, crime, or suicide." In such rationalizations, Muhammad said, we find the roots of the persistent, fallacious argument still heard today that there is high crime in black neighborhoods today because black people are prone to bringing it on themselves. As Muhammad put it, however: "That's what un-freedom looks like: having to behave differently" to avoid being jailed or killed.
Moving from reflection on the MTW theme to action, Vice Chancellor for External and Government Relations Marcia Brown moderated a panel of local activists, soliciting their ideas about how to realize the kinds of reforms suggested by the day's featured speakers. Former Executive Director of the American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey Deborah Jacobs encouraged the audience and speakers to "keep doing what you're doing" as voices calling consistently for change in our criminal justice system. Victor Monterrosa, recently appointed by Newark Mayor Ras Baraka to the Newark Civilian Complaint Review Board, called upon audience members and all citizens to speak up when they see problems with policing.
Larry Hamm, chair of the People's Organization for Progress, an independent, grassroots political organization based in Newark, animatedly urged the audience to take concrete action, such as joining the organization's weekly protests at the Newark federal building to advocate for the U.S. attorney to investigate recent cases of violent, sometimes fatal arrests in New Jersey in which grand juries refused to issue indictments. Junius Williams, director of the Abbott Leadership Institute at RU-N and an attorney who long has played a fundamental role in civil rights advocacy in Newark, suggested that we do all we can to cultivate the next generation to understand the history of, and advance, the struggle for greater justice—a key theme of his 2014 memoir Unfinished Agenda: Urban Politics in the Era of Black Power.
Williams' remarks harkened back to those at the start of the day from Baye Adofo Wilson ('92), director of Newark's department of economic and housing development, who brought greetings from Mayor Baraka and the city council. Reflecting on his own attendance at MTW as an RU-N student and advisee of the late professor Price, he stressed the importance of embracing the spirit of the day's event and seeing the connection between finding solutions to mass incarceration and spurring economic development in Newark.
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The following Contract is for Race Directors or Club Officers. Runners registering for races should look at our Privacy Policy and any terms the Race Director sets in the Waiver Forms for the race you are entering.
This Agreement is entered into between Bickel Advisory Services, LLC a New Jersey limited liability corporation doing business as RunSignUp.com, ("RunSignUp" or "we" or "us") at 300 Mill Street, Suite 200, Moorestown, NJ 08057, and ___________ and its sponsoring organization ("you" or "your"). RunSignUp agrees to provide Race registration services for your Race or membership services for your running club, subject to the following terms and conditions:
1. Services. We will provide you with online registration, results and membership services (the "Services") in connection with your Race or club, through our website located at https://www.RunSignUp.com (the "Website"). By using the Services or the Website you expressly agree to be bound by these terms and to be bound by the RunSignUp privacy policy that can be found at https://runsignup.com/About-Us/Privacy-Policy (RunSignUp Privacy Policy)
2. PCI Services - PCI-DSS: We have undergone rigorous independent assessment earning designation as a Level 1 PCI-DSS ("Data Security Standard") Service Provider. We agree to maintain Level 1 PCI-DSS compliance during the term of the Agreement and to retain an independent, qualified firm to validate compliance on at least an annual basis. RunSignUp agrees to provide you with proof of compliance on request no more frequently than annually. RunSignUp acknowledges that we are responsible for cardholder data when it is used for transactions on our site and we will at all times protect this data under the requirements listed in the PCI-DSS once it has been encrypted by our SSL certificate and transmitted to our servers. We do not store any user credit card information on our servers, but pass that directly to our secure payment gateway for processing. For those users who request to have their credit card data stored we use a secure online credit card vault service. Any payment gateways or third party vault services we use will also be PCI Level 1 compliant.
3. License to Intellectual Property/Promotion.
a. RunSignUp shall retain all right, title and interest in and to its software, trademarks, service marks, logo and trade names worldwide ("Intellectual Property") subject to a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to you to use only the online registration, results and membership services, necessary to receive the benefit from this Agreement.
b. You hereby grant to RunSignUp a limited non-transferable license to use, display, reproduce, distribute, modify and transmit in digital or printed form information provided by you relating to your organization and Race, including your organization's name, trademarks, service marks and logo, in connection with the implementation and promotion of the Services and the promotion of your Race or Club.
4. Information Security. We will collect information, including names, addresses, and other information required by you, from individuals registering for your Races and Clubs through the Website. We will also collect information from you including names, addresses, tax identification numbers and other information necessary for us to satisfy various regulatory, credit card network, underwriting and Know Your Customer (KYC) requirements in order to collect payments on your behalf. Such information shall be stored on a secure remote server. You may access this information at any time by downloading it from our servers using your private password and "login" identifier. You will be responsible for complying with the RunSignUp Privacy Policy and protecting the privacy and security of any information that you retrieve from our servers and shall indemnify and hold harmless RunSignUp for any claims arising from unauthorized or illegal use or dissemination of such information. RunSignUp and you shall jointly own all of the personal information collected by RunSignUp subject to the terms and conditions of the RunSignUp Privacy Policy. The information shall be maintained and used by RunSignUp for providing the Services through the Website. You will own all right title and interest in and to the lists and reports of registrants who have registered for your races (Race Data), which are also subject to the terms and conditions of the RunSignUp Privacy Policy. RunSignUp will have the right to use the Race Data for the benefit of your race or club only and will not separately market to your race participants. If you discontinue using the Services, RunSignUp will maintain a record of the participants, registrations, donations and other details of your race that support the financial transactions processed through our site. Note: We do not store any user credit card information on our servers, but pass that directly to our secure payment gateway. For those users who request to have their credit card data stored we use a secure online credit card vault service.
5. Privacy. Each party shall comply with all applicable laws, regulations and guidelines (including each party's privacy policy) governing online privacy in fulfilling its obligations hereunder and in collecting and using personal information about users of the Website.
6. Fees. Each online registrant will pay the registration fee charged by you plus a Processing Fee, which is calculated and charged per transaction (not including donations) as follows:
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Processing fees for donations are 4.8% if processed with a Quick Start account and 4.0% if processed with an Advanced account. The Processing Fee may be changed from time to time at the discretion of RunSignUp but will always be clearly disclosed on our website to you and to your registrants. We will be responsible for collecting all registration fees and Processing Fees.
7. Taxes – you will be solely responsible for and will pay any and all use, excise, sales and privilege taxes, duties, value added taxes, fees, assessments or similar liabilities however denominated and chargeable by a governmental authority as a result of any transactions, registrations or any other service or deliverable provided under this agreement excluding taxes on RunSignup's net income.
8. Payments. We offer four payment alternatives – Quick Start Direct Deposit, Quick Start Check Payment, Advanced Direct Deposit and Advanced Check Payment. You will qualify for either a Quick Start or Advanced Payment account based upon the amount of information you provide when you set up your payment account and how you would like to be paid.
Important Information About Procedures for Opening a New Payment Account: All of our account types require us to obtain, verify and record information that identifies each person who opens an account. When a payment account is opened we will ask for your name, address, date of birth and other information that will allow us to identify you. We will also ask you for information about the entity that will receive the proceeds from the account if an entity will receive the proceeds. The information is required to meet federal law and internal underwriting guidelines for approving the payment account based on government and banking industry Know Your Customer (KYC) requirements and to prevent funding terrorism and money laundering. We may ask you for additional information now or in the future if your payment processing increases or if we are unable to verify your identity or the identify or tax ID number for the entity that is receiving race proceeds.
Quick Start payment accounts - RunSignUp uses Braintree Payment Solutions, a PayPal Company (Braintree) for payment processing for Quick Start accounts. By accepting this agreement and using the Braintree payment processing services you agree to the Braintree Payment Services Agreement available at https://www.braintreepayments.com/legal/payment-services-agreement, and the applicable bank agreement available at https://www.braintreepayments.com/legal/bank-agreement-us.
a) If you qualify for a Quick Start Direct Deposit Payment account then RunSignUp will collect certain information from you to verify your identity and then sign you up as a sub-merchant with Braintree Marketplace where your funds will be held in escrow and disbursed to you on the schedule as discussed in Quick Start Payment Schedules below.
b) If you qualify for a Quick Start Check Payment account then RunSignUp is the merchant of record for your account with Braintree. We will collect and keep track of the funds on your behalf and make check payments to you based on a weekly payment schedule. RunSignUp also has the right to replace this service with one of the other payment account types that we offer. This could occur if a credit card company prohibited RunSignUp from this type of payment processing.
c) Quick Start Payment Schedules - We process checks or instruct Braintree to make direct deposits each Monday to any races or clubs. Weekly Check payments are only processed if fees of at least $200 are owed. If the total owed does not reach $200, we will send a check for fees collected within 6 business days of the completion of your race. Payments will be made on this basis with the exception of funds held to establish a refund reserve when required. The refund reserve will be paid to you by check after the conclusion of your race. All registration fees, except for Processing Fees, are your exclusive property.
d) Check Payments (Deferred Setup) we will process up to $3,000 in transactions for your account prior to receiving the information necessary to complete underwriting and approve your payment account. We will not pay out these funds to you if we have not received the information necessary to approve your payment account within 1 week of accepting any transactions on your behalf and we may refund payments to any consumers who have paid to register for your race or Club. Once your account is approved we will write you one check for any funds collected on your behalf and then move your account to the payment method you have set up with us. RunSignUp reserves the right to hold back incremental funds at any time in the future if the merchant bank holds back credit card payments under this method.
2) Advanced accounts - RunSignUp uses Vantiv for payment processing for Advanced payment accounts.
a) In order for you to use Vantiv's payment processing services you must be approved as a sub- merchant by RunSignUp and Vantiv by submitting the required underwriting and KYC information which may vary based on your processing volume. By accepting this Agreement and using and Advanced Payment Account you also agree to the Vantiv Sub-Merchant contract - (https://runsignup.com/VantivContract).
b) We allow you to choose direct deposit or check payments from the credit card payment gateway to your account on a Weekly, Monthly or daily basis. Weekly is the default option. Payments will be made on this basis with the exception of funds held to establish a refund reserve when required. The refund reserve will be paid to you via your selected payment method after the conclusion of your race. All registration fees, except for Processing Fees are your exclusive property.
3) Refunds - You shall exclusively and directly handle refunds, other than those necessitated by not receiving the KYC information under Deferred Setup to approve your account. RunSignUp has a service that helps you process refunds, these refunds come out of your reserve funds and will not be processed if the reserve funds do not meet the refund requests. Additional funds can be added to the refund reserve as needed.
4) RunSignUp reserves the right to withhold payments from a race if there are complaints from registrants or repeated chargebacks. RunSignUp reserves the right to withhold and deduct payment from a race for chargebacks that are processed against the race.
9. Third Party Beneficiary: In the event you are entering into this Agreement and seeking the Services for the benefit of a third-party Race or organization ("Third Party Beneficiary"), you agree as follows: (i) we may send registration fees collected by us directly to the Third Party Beneficiary or if we send registration fees directly to you, you warrant that the third-party Race or organization has appointed you as an agent to collect funds and to act on their behalf and (ii) you shall indemnify us for any claims, loss or expenses (including attorney's fees) brought by the Third Party Beneficiary that relate to or arise from your negligence or wrongdoing.
10. Disclaimer of Warranty/Limitation of Liability. RunSignUp expressly disclaims any warranty that the use of its Intellectual Property or the Services will be uninterrupted or error free or that the specifications will meet your requirements. The Intellectual Property and Services are provided to you on an "AS-IS" basis without warranties of any kind, either express or implied, including without limitation warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. RunSignUp shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, or lost profit damages. RunSignUp's total liability under this Agreement is limited to the amount of registration fees retained and not distributed to you and the Processing Fees collected and retained for your race by RunSignUp for the past six calendar months preceding any claim.
11. Term and Termination. The term of this Agreement shall be for one (1) year from your Race Open Registration Date. RunSignUp may deactivate your race if you receive complaints from registrants and the issues are not resolved. RunSignUp may deactivate your race or delist any RunSignUp provided website that we deem to be fraudulent, deceptive or not meeting a quality standard of content that we define. This Agreement does not prevent you from using other Registration Services or discontinuing registration on RunSignUp.
12. Representations and Warranties. Each party represents and warrants that it has the necessary and full right, power, authority and capability to enter into this agreement and to perform its obligations hereunder; that it owns or controls the rights granted or licensed to the other party herein; that the execution and performance of its obligations under this Agreement will not violate any known rights of any third party, any contractual commitments or any applicable federal, state and local law or regulation; and that to its knowledge the marks, logos and intellectual property licensed to the other party herein do not violate the proprietary rights of a third party.
13. Indemnification. Each party shall indemnify and hold harmless the other party and its directors, officers, employees, affiliates and agents, against any claim, demand, cause of action, debt or proceedings (whether threatened, asserted, or filed) and all related damages, losses, liabilities, cost and expenses (including reasonable attorneys' fees), to the extent that: (i) it is based upon the indemnitor's breach of a representation, warranty or obligation hereunder; (ii) it arises out of the indemnitor's negligence or willful misconduct; or (iii) it is based upon the indemnitor's violation of any applicable federal, state or local law or regulation. You shall indemnify and hold harmless RunSignUp against any claim or cause of action to the extent that it is based on injury to a participant in any of your Races.
14. I hereby certify that I am the agent/representative of the company/organization that owns and has all proprietary rights to the Races or running club and that I have the authority and power to bind said company/organization to this agreement by executing this agreement.


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Apigee announced today that it is offering a PCI-DSS compliant API solution, another step for in app transaction capabilities in the mobile e-commerce market.
That's good news for service providers and solutions integrators. Companies are looking for training and a greater degree of assistance in developing an API infrastructure. PCI compliance by itself is a major task. It requires companies to do audits on all its credit card transactions. Integrating cloud-based APIs into the already inherent complexity of this process is a hurdle for mobile e-commerce adoption.
In practical terms, people buy apps in a marketplace. That's usually the end of the transaction. PCI compliance can push transactions into the app itself. For example, a travel company could offer a deal in an app and complete the transaction right there. That's not practical right now.
Apigee's offering works this way. Apigee is a software company. It will integrate the PCI compliant API infrastructure into the providers environment for apps that can scale in the cloud. The API management environment is designed to mask information such as a social security number. It provides the ability to encrypt information. The cloud in this equation is Data Pipe, a PCI-compliant data center. Each customer is kept as a separate instance in the Data Pipe environment.
Data Pipe has a practice dedicated to PCI-DSS compliance. Companies can outsource their PCI-DSS compliance requirements to Data Pipe. With Apigee, it is now offering the capability for customers to scale the use of their API n a compliant manner.
Mashery CEO Oren Michels said in an e-mail interview that PCI compliance has been a challenge in the cloud due to its mulit-tenant nature. But it is gaining acceptance as illustrated by Amazon Web Services recent certification.
Mashery's multitenant API management platform powers apps for retailers, travel providers and financial services companies. He said there are various methods for meeting PCI compliance:
"For some use cases, running an appliance or a code instance in a PCI-compliant data center is sufficient; for others, higher levels of certification are required. We've been securely handling retailers' transactions in our multitenant, cloud-based API management network for several years. Ultimately, it's great to see more options for companies that need to manage the APIs that will grow their business."
He added that "historically, it's been hard for companies that run in the cloud to meet the PCI requirements because, among other reasons, the standard requires that the consultant needs to conduct site visits (which you can't really do with many cloud providers) and inspect the actual hardware being used (which in the cloud is not really possible). Now, with the advent of the new PCI DSS2 standard that came out recently, several cloud and datacenter providers, including Amazon Web Services, have been able to gain PCI compliance, meaning that they can be part of a PCI compliant solution."
It's clear there are any number of complexities with PCI integration into an API infrastructure. Apigee's solution is a step toward making the process more automated and easier to integrate. But the complexities are still enormous.
Apigee's Sam Ramji says APIs have crossed into the mainstream. As the enterprise transforms, there will be a far greater need for helping companies integrate API infrastructures. PCI compliance is a huge task but will be increasingly essential as the digital economy becomes more distributed in nature.
Further, this shows the rate of innovation occurring in the mobile space. Combine PCI-compliant API infrastructures with NFC technologies and you can see why Gartner Research believes the mobile e-commerce market will reach $450 billion by 2015.


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CELEBRATING LIKE IT'S THE FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL, LITTLE ITALY - "It was the San Diego Press Club Awards that did it," says San Diego Reader head honcho Jim Holman of his stunning decision to begin allowing LGBT-related ads (along with strip club ads, Happy Ending massage parlor ads, escort services ads, abortion clinic ads, and men-seeking-appliances personals) in his weekly newspaper.
Holman took a big bite of humble pie and continued. "For years, I somehow managed to stay strong. I was careful to avoid KPBS when they were airing Editor's Roundtable, so that the pain of not being invited wouldn't get too intense. I politely refused invitations to the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies conventions, just so I wouldn't cry in public as they passed over Duncan Shepherd yet again for the film criticism award. Whenever someone mentioned CityBeat, I stuck my fingers in my ears and sang 'La la la la la la la!' Whatever it took to hold on, I did it."
But, he said, when the San Diego Press Club released its list of winners in the 38th Annual Excellence in Journalism Awards and the Reader failed to capture even a single honorable mention, he broke down. "I just couldn't stand not having the approval of my fellow journalists. Their sweet, sweet approbation. I made a discovery that day: I am human, and I need to be loved, just like everybody else does. I'm thinking that once I get in line on the gay thing and all the rest of it, maybe they'll let me in."
Reached for comment, San Diego Press Club President Harry Clam scoffed, "I doubt it. It's nice to see Holman enter the 21st century, but the Reader is a rag and everybody knows it. Jerk."
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"Sweet, sweet approbation." That's the funniest thing I've read in a long time.
Thank you, Mr. Mencken.
Don't feel bad, Jim Holman. You steered clear of the Council of Repeated and Unremitting Mutual Backslapping (CRUMB) for as long as you could.
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The fourth book in a six-book series tying in with VOR, the new adventure role-playing game by FASA. A scientist manages to tether a probe connecting Earth's universe to the Maelstrom, giving him and a beautiful alien pilot one desperate chance to free Earth from the swirling grip of the cosmic vortex.
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Paranormal Activity 3 Reviews
The bottom line, for me, is this: I don't scare easily at horror films (that's one of the reasons I tend to pan them), but I watched Paranormal Activity 3 in a state of high anxiety.
This third Paranormal is a prequel that occasionally goes off the rails but also offers more laughs and somewhat more character development than the previous installments.
"Paranormal Activity 3'' has no interest in art. It just wants to give you the willies with a minimum of gore and a maximum of camcorder dread, and it succeeds.
There's something to be said for giving people what they want, but in genre movieland, that strategy droops into lazy cynicism quicker than you can say Saw 3D.
There are only so many times bodies can be dragged out of frame and tables levitated before the biggest scare of all is the threat of tedium.
Still, cheap it may be, but it's not particularly graphic, so it's got that going for it. And in any case, scares are scares, even if they are cheap.
Inexplicably, there are people who still haven't had enough of these movies. The first was a nifty novelty. Now the appeal has worn threadbare.
Joost and Schulman sustain a consistent sense of dread, playing with our own fears of things that go bump in the night.
It's not so much a movie as it is a cinematic cardio exam, with directors Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman, the guys who made "Catfish," pounding away again and again to see how much your heart can take.
Paranormal Activity 3 earns points for its low-key ability to keep viewers primed over long stretches to expect that something very bad, or even worse, may happen at any moment.
The shtick movie "Paranormal Activity 3" is the horror equivalent of vaudeville comedy: a little patter, a little pie in the face, repeat.
"Paranormal" reveals itself for what it has become, the "Saw" of found video thrillers.
Series creator Oren Peli and his conscripts have managed to do it again, but you have to wonder how far they can continue to push this found-footage angle.
For better or worse, this is more of the same, if creepier than it was the last time around.
While sometimes an unadulterated thrill to watch with an audience, it gets progressively dumber as it goes along.
If the goal is to generate howls of both laughter and terror, Paranormal Activity 3 falls short. It's too by-the-numbers.
Although not exactly breaking any new ground with its by now all too familiar found-footage format, Paranormal Activity 3 hews to the formula in expertly crafted fashion, mustering up the requisite scares and then some.
The filmmakers throw in a few cheesy scares: mom in a monster mask, a baby sitter jumping in front of a camera. But the rest is pretty freaking cool.


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8th Annual Oklahoma IT Symposium
Our mission is to provide collaborative platforms for Executive IT leadership, from over 50 of Oklahoma's largest public/private sector organizations, to advance thought leadership on best practices through sharing successes
and challenges prevalent across all industries.
"Leveraging experience to achieve business objectives and community leadership."
On behalf of the members of the ISLOK (Information Systems Leadership of Oklahoma) and the Tulsa CIO Forum, we would like to encourage you to attend our 8th Annual Oklahoma IT Symposium. The Symposium brings together many great IT leaders and thinkers from around the region to inspire, collaborate and maintain the competitive advantage in an industry that demands more for less. More than 230 IT leaders representing nearly 100 of the regions' top IT organizations attended last year.
It is our continued goal to create a local event that provides an unprecedented opportunity for the region's IT leadership to gather and explore new ways to maintain a competitive advantage in a global economy and allow collaboration across the region's Information Technology population. This is achieved through providing peer-driven content addressing the relevant topics facing today's IT leaders. With an expanded agenda again in 2013, expectations are even higher! The 2013 agenda will be packed with educational sessions featuring your peers sharing best practices and personal experiences.
We are in the formative stage of organizing the content for the event, but have already received commitments from several senior level IT executives to be thought leaders providing first hand experiences on innovative uses of technology within their organizations. We will be adding information to the event website over the coming weeks. Please take a moment to review the agenda, and share this information with your peers and invite them to take advantage of this educational and networking opportunity as well.
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The Combined Arms Research Library (CARL) at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas is a United States Army library which supports the United States Army Command and General Staff College. Its collection of over 300,000 books covers all aspects of military science: joint and combined operations; tactics and doctrinal development; leadership, intelligence, weapons, equipment, and training. The Archives and Special Collections house a unique collection of over 200,000 items and the documents collection consists of another 250,000. Each year, the CARL reference staff answers some 30,000 queries for soldiers, faculty and staff at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas and throughout the world via the Defense Digital Library Reference Service. Scholars, writers and the DoD community use the Combined Arms Research Library's archival materials, extensive research materials, and historical documents. The Combined Arms Research Library is one of the largest and most well respected libraries in the Army [1] and was named the 2007 Federal Library of the Year by the Federal Library and Information Center Committee (FLICC).[2]
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- Support the Command and General Staff College's instructional and research programs through ownership of or access to appropriate print and computerized resources.
- Provide assistance to Fort Leavenworth and other DOD offices and installations in their search for useful information resources.
- Promote the better understanding of effective ways to use these resources by soldiers, their families, and DOD Civilians [3]
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- Combined Arms Research Library Homepage
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Tim Cook is one of the world's top CEOs, but you wouldn't know that by where he lays his head at night. The head of Apple, Inc. lives in a 2,400 square foot, relatively modest home in Palo Alto, Ca. The four bedroom condo boasts a tiny yard and small adjunct section of real estate in the back. Not much for a man that was awarded a $378 million stock incentive.
To put Cook's dwelling into perspective, Steve Jobs lived in a 5,678 square-foot, 7-bedroom home with over half an acre of land. Jobs's former house is estimated to be worth 2.6 million, and its location is a little more than a mile away from Cook's home.
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Apple Releases OS X Yosemite Public Beta
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i am having a hard time figuring out how to read the chart.:doh: i understand i have to read it from down right corner. Crossed Fingers i am looking at thishttp://www.stormmoonknits.com/celticcableneckwarmer.pdfto make thishttp://thestormmoon.blogspot.com/2008/03/free-pattern-celtic-cable-neckwarmer.html
so for the first row i will sl1,k1,p2 , [slip2 on cn and hold it back,knit next 2, and p2 from needle]. so my first question is am i reading the chart correctly. if i was do the first row from the chart will that way it start?
second question is when it says hold to the front, and hold to the back. which is which? is the work facing me is front or the other side is front?
please help.:muah:
I just made this pattern-just need to sew on my buttons.
The answer to your first question is yes, that is the way to start.
For your second question, I am assuming that you mean where do you hold the cable needle. Hold to front is the side facing you. Hold to back is the side facing away from you.
I agree that the chart is a bit hard to read. I took a sharpie and marked dark lines between each four stitch cable. It made it a LOT easier to read. Good luck! The results of the effort are worth it, I think.
thank u so so so much
how long did it take to knit this by the way ?
I started it on a Friday evening and had it finished on Sunday (except of course the buttons). I had a lot of knitting time that weekend though, so if I were going to add up the hours, I'd estimate about 10 or 12 hours of actual knitting time. The cabling definitely slowed things down, but I found that once I got the pattern established, I could glance at the chart and compare to my knitting to see which type of cable came next, without having to really look at the key, which helped me to stay in somewhat of a rhythm.
By the way--I used Amy's video for the one row buttonhole for this project and it worked great. If you haven't tried that type of buttonhole before, you might try it out.


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AREA SOFTBALL: All three area teams lose
AITKIN — Steph Monse finished 2-3, and Jozee Fossom and Erin Host each had one hit for the Aitkin Gobblers in a 15-2 loss to Greenway in a non-conference game on Tuesday.
Greenway's Kayla McInemy gave up just four hits to get the win.
Greenway 15 7 1
Aitkin 2 4 0
WP: Kayla McInemy. LP: Jenae Herron. Overall: A 0-1. Next: Aitkin hosts East Central (2) 4:30 p.m. April 13.
Mora 11, Pierz 5
MORA — Miranda Woitalla went 3 for 3, including a double and a run scored, as the Pierz Pioneers lost 11-5 to the Mora Mustang in Tuesday's non-conference season-opening game.
Pierz 5 6 5
Mora 10 10 10
WP: Paige Thielen. LP: Elizabeth Tomala. 2B: Prz-Miranda Woitalla. Overall: Prz 0-1. Next: Pierz hosts Little Falls 4:30 p.m. Thursday.
Menahga 5,
Pillager 4
PILLAGER — Shayla Hunstad struck out eight Menahga Braves and walked six as the Pillager Huskies dropped a 5-4 game in their Park Region Conference season opener Tuesday.
Hunstad walked three batters in the third inning and all scored on a two-out double.
Carly Bell doubled and went 2-3, while Hannah Horn finished 2-4 with a double. Caroline Rasinski notched an RBI while going 2-4.
Menahga 5 7 2
Pillager 4 9 2
WP: Haley Hotakainen. LP: Shayla Hunstad. 2B: Pgr-Horn, Bell. Conference: Pill 0-1. Overall: Pill 0-1. Next: Pillager at Sebeka 4:30 p.m. Thursday..


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The Criers
Poem by: Violet Vane
Status: Finished
Genre: Poetry
In the parking lot,
across the street
from the window
of the prison
that I call my job,
there are people
who park their shabby cars
and migrate slowly,
to the building.
They wear wigs or
scarves over their heads
and weary expressions.
Hollow eyes and frailty.
I am often fraught
with a morbid curiosity
to know what they've done
to be sentenced to such a hell.
But I know that
no one chooses a death
by such design -
death does the choosing.
Miles away, women weep
at the open casket
of a socialite's solitary son,
the boy who walked on the Earth
without ever touching the ground.
They are professional criers,
hired specifically to cry
for the unloved and unpopular
at funerals,
so as to give the impression
of value, of importance.
Tear-duct mercenaries.
I take mincing steps
so as not to awaken the household
and wander out into
the darkest hour,
unaware of my impending destiny
rising up to meet me in the wind.
Strange, they'll say -
She was always a strange girl.
And I will laugh from my posthumous position
in the back of a church I never attended,
witnessing the funeral of a girl
no one ever really knew.
And the criers,
dressed in black from head to toe,
will throw themselves on the casket
and sob inconsolably
and make me look like Van Gogh,
only appreciated in death.
And I'll laugh,
and maybe cry a little, too.
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The National Security Agency monitored foreign governments' communications before United Nations climate negotiations in 2009, a new document leaked by Edward Snowden shows.
The Huffington Post published the document Wednesday night in conjunction with a Danish newspaper.
The document suggests that the NSA planned to spy on leaders and negotiators before and during the conference in Copenhagen in December 2009.
Signals intelligence would play "a significant role," according to the document, in keeping "our negotiators as well informed as possible" during the two-week meeting. The Huffington Post notes signals intelligence encompasses both emails and phone calls.
Second Party partners are foreign agencies from Canada, Australia, New Zealand and United Kingdom that share intelligence with the United States.
President Obama and other world leaders attended the meeting. Delegates were convening to discuss how to limit greenhouse gas emissions.
"[L]eaders and negotiating teams from around the world will undoubtedly be engaging in intense last-minute policy formulating; at the same time, they will be holding sidebar discussions with their counterparts -- details of which are of great interest to our policymakers," the document reads.
Obama and then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton were among those would have likely been briefed about the information collected, the document also notes.
The document is just one of the latest leaks by former NSA contractor Snowden, who has been living in Russia since last August. U.S. intelligence officials stressed to congressional panels on Wednesday that his leaks have caused enormous damage to national security.


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Temple Beth Israel, St. Kilda, October 17
Arts festivals are great at exploring the new and the bold. Multi-media presentations or the revamping of old forms are a big part of the overall design. But, sometimes, festivals can allow us time to reflect on cultural byways.
The Jewish Museum of Australia's two contributions to this year's Melbourne International Arts Festival were about Australian or baroque Jewish composers. Australian music by George Dreyfus, Larry Sitsky, Linda Phillips and Elena Kats-Chernin appeared earlier. Salamone Rossi and Louis Saladin had Sunday's baroque concert all to themselves. Neither Rossi nor Saladin would be high on our list of early baroque composers, but it was good to reflect on their work.
With its different vocal and instrumental combinations, Rossi's Songs of Solomon was an interesting example of the clash between the older Renaissance styles and the newer baroque instrumental textures.
Choristers from e21 and instrumentalists from the Elysium ensemble joined forces to present the Rossi work and Saladin's Canticum Hebraicum. For the most part, the full choir, under the direction of Stephen Grant, was serviceably accurate.
The star of the show was Elysium's Greg Dikmans, who demonstrated dexterous finger work on the baroque flute and recorders. When the early music scene in Melbourne was thriving, the ensemble was out and about. Regrettably, such opportunities do not present themselves as often these days. This was a welcomed outlet for one the city's top early music outfits.


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There was one couple,
however, who I do remember: Jonathan and Angela. I say "couple" because
while only 17-years-old back then, they always seemed to have been
together. Not in some prurient way but as surprisingly mature, committed
young people. They were also both extremely good-looking, athletic, and
intelligent. With so many gifts they could at least have been
unpleasant and rude just to balance things out, but they were also kind
and generousthe model couple.
I recall Angela speaking to me at
the party about her plans but I think I was too busy trying to look at
her legs to listen to what she was saying (I wasn't a Catholic at the
time, so it was okay!). After that I pretty much forgot about Angela and
Jonathan. I married, came to Canada, started a family, and moved on.
twenty years to a phone-call from that oldest friend. "Are you still
visiting London at Christmas," he asked, "and do you remember Jonathan
and Angela?" I said "Yes" to both questions. "They've apparently been
living in Africa and have just returned to Britain. They're having a
party to say hello to everybody. They want us all to know, however, that
Jonathan was in an accident. Angela has been a teacher at a small
school, and there had been a fire. One little boy, Joshua, had been left
inside. Jonathan ran back in and rescued the boy. The child is fine,
but Jonathan is badly burnt; they don't want anybody to be shocked when
they see him."
I did indeed fly to London that Christmas, and made
my way to the apartment whereJonathan and Angela were staying. It was
Christmas Eve, and I'd planned to go to Midnight Mass after seeing them.
As for burns and the accident, I had worked as a war reporter, had seen
death up close, and I wasso foolishly prided myselfa man of the
world. I arrived a little early, and knocked on the door. There was
Angela, as lovely as ever. "Come in, come in", she said. "You're the
first here, and Jonathan will be overjoyed so see you."
There he
was. This once strikingly handsome young man, sitting in a large
armchair, his face so disguised by scar tissue that I could barely see
his eyes. One ear seemed to be almost missing, and he had hardly any
hair. I tried to register nonchalance, but it never works. Then he
spoke, and the voice was the same as it had been two decades ago. And
the words, the words. "All right Coren, I know I look a bloody mess. But
at least one of us has kept their figure."
I tried to laugh, but
instead I began to cry. Angela ran to me, embraced me, said, "Don't
worry, don't worry, we've both done a lot of that. Don't worry." Then a
little African boy ran into the room, jumped on Jonathan's lap and said,
"Daddy, daddy!" Angela held my hand and said, "Have you met our new
adopted son? His name is Joshua."
I learned that night that
Jonathan and Angela were Christians, had been all of their lives, and
that after university they had worked as missionaries in Africa.
Jonathan helped bring a clean water supply to the region; she set up and
ran a school. Christ had formed their lives, their behavior, their
relationship, their love, their sacrifice, and their courage. I should
have known this years earlier but I wasyestoo busy trying to look at
Angela's legs. That was an evening, a Christmas, and a Midnight Mass I
will never forget.
Let me be candid. There are times when I wonder
if it's all worth it. The internal politics of the Church; the
ambitious Catholicsclergy and laitywho gossip and betray; those who
are never happy unless they are condemning and criticizing the words and
actions of others. It was Flannery O'Connor who spoke of suffering for the Church and suffering from
the Church. The first is easy and rewarding, and can lead to deeper
faith. The second is enervating and painful, and can lead to despair.
But whenever I feel the sting, see the unfairness, shudder at the
injustice, I try to think of Jonathan, Angela, and little Joshua. But
most of all I think of what this season is all about, and it is about He
whose birth we celebrate at Christmas.
I know the birth of Jesus
Christ may well not have been in December and that it may not have been a
stable, but I really could not care less. I have been to Bethlehem, but
more importantly Bethlehem has been to me. I have not had to run into
burning schools or put my life at risk, and my complaints about ill
treatment are generally little more than privileged whines. Nor do I
want to be a martyr, if it can be at all avoided. The point, though, is
not whether we die for Christ but whether we are willing to die for
Christ. If it's love, it's total. There's no middle way when it comes to
the romance of faith.
He became a baby so that we could know Him
and understand Him properly. This is the quintessence of Christmas, the
story of God becoming manbecoming child. Naked vulnerability
guaranteeing eternal life. Angela reminded me of this when I spoke to
her the day before I returned to Canada those twenty years ago. "Women
used to turn and look at my husband in the street because he was so
good-looking", she said. "Now everybody turns and looks at him, but for
other reasons." A pause. "I've never stopped looking at him, and never
Never stop looking at Jesus, as a baby, a child, an adult, a
man dying on the Cross, a God restored to life, a savior with us until
the end of time.
Have a blessed and wonderful Christmas.
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