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In the apostolic preaching. . .
76 In keeping with the Lord's command, the Gospel was handed on in two ways:
- orally "by the apostles who handed on, by the spoken word of their preaching, by the example they gave, by the institutions they established, what they themselves had received - whether from the lips of Christ, from his way of life and his works, or whether they had learned it at the prompting of the Holy Spirit";
- in writing "by those apostles and other men associated with the apostles who, under the inspiration of the same Holy Spirit, committed the message of salvation to writing".
. . . continued in apostolic succession
77 " In order that the full and living Gospel might always be preserved in the Church the apostles left bishops as their successors. They gave them their own position of teaching authority." Indeed, "the apostolic preaching, which is expressed in a special way in the inspired books, was to be preserved in a continuous line of succession until the end of time."
78 This living transmission, accomplished in the Holy Spirit, is called Tradition, since it is distinct from Sacred Scripture, though closely connected to it. Through Tradition, "the Church, in her doctrine, life and worship, perpetuates and transmits to every generation all that she herself is, all that she believes." "The sayings of the holy Fathers are a witness to the life-giving presence of this Tradition, showing how its riches are poured out in the practice and life of the Church, in her belief and her prayer."
One common source. . .
80 "Sacred Tradition and Sacred Scripture, then, are bound closely together, and communicate one with the other. For both of them, flowing out from the same divine well-spring, come together in some fashion to form one thing, and move towards the same goal." Each of them makes present and fruitful in the Church the mystery of Christ, who promised to remain with his own "always, to the close of the age".
. . . two distinct modes of transmission
81 "Sacred Scripture is the speech of God as it is put down in writing under the breath of the Holy Spirit."
" And [Holy] Tradition transmits in its entirety the Word of God which has been entrusted to the apostles by Christ the Lord and the Holy Spirit. It transmits it to the successors of the apostles so that, enlightened by the Spirit of truth, they may faithfully preserve, expound and spread it abroad by their preaching."
82 As a result the Church, to whom the transmission and interpretation of Revelation is entrusted, "does not derive her certainty about all revealed truths from the holy Scriptures alone. Both Scripture and Tradition must be accepted and honored with equal sentiments of devotion and reverence."
Apostolic Tradition and ecclesial traditions
83 The Tradition here in question comes from the apostles and hands on what they received from Jesus' teaching and example and what they learned from the Holy Spirit. The first generation of Christians did not yet have a written New Testament, and the New Testament itself demonstrates the process of living Tradition.
Tradition is to be distinguished from the various theological, disciplinary, liturgical or devotional traditions, born in the local churches over time. These are the particular forms, adapted to different places and times, in which the great Tradition is expressed. In the light of Tradition, these traditions can be retained, modified or even abandoned under the guidance of the Church's Magisterium.
But the task of authentically interpreting the word of God, whether written or handed on, has been entrusted exclusively to the living teaching office of the Church. whose authority is exercised in the name of Jesus Christ. This teaching office is not above the word of God, but serves it, teaching only what has been handed on, listening to it devoutly, guarding it scrupulously and explaining it faithfully in accord with a divine commission and with the help of the Holy Spirit, it draws from this one deposit of faith everything which it presents for belief as divinely revealed.
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Wisconsin cabin water system with submersed well
About 7 years ago we had a well drilled at our cabin in Wisconsin. I believe it is about 120 feed deep. The pump installed was a 3/4 HP 10P Sta-Rite Signature 2000 with motor model 2145079004. For about 5 years we only had a faucet on a pipe next to the well casing. When we would turn off power to the pump you could hear air being sucked down the open faucet.
Two years ago we finally added on the bathroom and kitchen to the cabin. My questions involves check valves and bleeders and winterizing the system.
1. Is the only way you can tell if check valves and a bleeder are installed is to pull the pipe/pump up from the pitless adapter? I think the Sta-Rite pump has an installed check valve and I know the list of parts that were purchased from a pump and plumbing place listed a 1" bleeder and a 1 1/4" check valve.
2. The pressure tank we have installed is a Flotec precharged FP7110T. The instructions show that plugs should be installed in any bleeders. What are the ramifications if a bleeder is still in the system?
3. For the last two years we have had water in the cabin. We have winterized by draining the hot water heater and pressure tank and used a wet vacuum to suck up the water in the toilet tank and out the pipes as best we could. We then put RV antifreeze in the traps. We did have a shower water pipe split last winter when I apparently didn't get all the water out of it. This year we want to use a compressor to blow out the pipes. Is there any special method or placement of the fitting so we don't damage anything (pressure tank, ????).
Thanks for any help.
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Re: Batch
Hi Maria,
Lets first state your question how I understand it:
You have some data processing procedure that reads data from some files
and generates some output. This you want to repeat several times.
Here is a solution.
Encapsulate the data processing in a function, e.g. fun[] that takes a
list of file names as input, reads the files and processes this input:
Second, Eeach processing (i) uses a bunch of files : {filei1,filei2,..}.
We assemble these lists into a "super" list:
files={ {file11,file12,..}, {file21,file22,..}, .. }
We now map the data processing function to the files:
fun /@ files
this will sequentially process each sublist of files
hope this helps, Daniel
Maria Cristina Dias Tavares wrote:
> Hi,
> I need to run a batch in Mathematica, so that I read data from
> several files and execute the calculations and generate the graphics.
> Then I read another group of data and perform the same calculation and
> that goes on until the data finish.
> I just manage to do this by putting all the calculation in a single
> cell, inside a Do. My cases are rather large, I am dealing with
> experimental data and I have to manipulate files with 1,000,000 points.
> I cannot just read all of them at once and start the calculus.
> My first go was to separate the calculations in notebooks and one nb
> called the next one. The first notebook called the following without a
> problem, but it did not evaluate it. I had to do it manually. And I have
> around 100 cases to analyse. I really need to automatize the procedure.
> Thanks all.


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In my second life, I want to come back as a dog.
Crazy, you say? Well, I've been called worse. Some dogs do have it rough, and I am doing my part by donating to the Humane Society when I can.
Like people, some dogs are homeless, but at least there are angels who pick up as many canines as they can and take them to a safe environment. From there, they can be adopted as a rescue dog. They go to good homes, have their own bed, are fed on a regular basis and, most of all, they are loved.
With apologies to the Christmas season, we locals can be forgiven for thinking that Masters Week is also the most wonderful time of the year. After a long and dreary winter everyone is ready for the annual rite of spring that is the greatest golf tournament in the world – The Masters.
Spring is springing and we are delighted that it is Masters time, and tons of people are coming to visit the CSRA. (For you guests, that is the Central Savannah River Area). Each year the sporting world is focused on this event right here in our little section of northeast Georgia, and we welcome all who join us.
Former Greenbrier High School standout Jake Sandlin has been named the Peach Belt Conference Freshman of the Week. The speedy outfielder had an incredible weekend as his Georgia College and State University squad swept three games from Pfeiffer.
Sandlin went 9 of 14 at the plate with seven RBI and seven runs scored. Of his nine hits, he had five doubles and a home run. He was consistent, too, collecting three hits in each of the games over the weekend.
This year's Georgia General Assembly session was noteworthy as much for the bills that did not pass as for the ones that did.
On the last night of the session, as exhausted lobbyists worked the rope lines one last time talking to lawmakers, major legislation involving water rights, abortion and gun carry laws failed to reach final passage.
The biggest environmental battle of the session involved the Flint River, a major source of water in southwest Georgia, particularly for farmers who need the water for crop irrigation.
The U.S. Supreme Court this past week heard oral arguments on two of the most critical cases of our time. On Tuesday, attorneys made the pitch both for and against California's Proposition 8 the Golden State's pro-marriage amendment. It maintained the timeless definition of natural marriage as between man and wife.
I recently have been through a week of pure torture and, as I love to share, thought I'd give you the details.
Saturday night, March 10, I was having trouble breathing. It got bad enough to scare me into calling 911. I won't mention which hospital, but I do want to say that the emergency room was great. Good care, good physicians and not a long wait. They wanted to keep me "overnight" so I was checked into a room. That's when it all started going downhill.
The pro-abortionists are losing. They know it, and they hate it.
As LifeNews.com reported in January: "CNN released the results of a new poll showing a majority of Americans want all or most abortions prohibited – a clear pro-life majority."
Indeed, the winds of life are blowing free the stench of a pro-abortion culture of death.
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WBO Youth light heavyweight beltholder Dominic Boesel (11-0, 4 KOs) and Chris Mafuta (12-3, 6 KOs) faced off at a press conference for Friday's clash in Halle/Salle, Germany. The bout was delayed for two weeks due to flooding. In one highlight, Mafuto's trainer Frank Marchl accused Boesel of removing video of all his fights from YouTube, a charge denied by Boesel who promised to supply a DVD with his fights to the Mafuto camp.
Dominic Boesel: The first title defense is supposed to be the hardest, but still I feel no pressure. The excitement is slowly rising but that's completely normal. In no uncertain terms: I will keep the title!
Chris Mafuto: "It doesn't matter if we fight here in my hometown, the important thing is that we will finally box. I want the belt on me and my trainer and I predict a KO victory ahead. "


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Pella Sliding Glass Door Repair/Replace
I have an 11 year old Pella Proline 450 sliding glass door. The area below the glass on the fixed panel has rotted out. The fixed panel doesn't show up in the standard Pella parts list for the door. That doesn't necessarily mean you can't get one, but it might take some work. After looking at the door, the fixed panel doesn't appear to be easily removable - no visible brackets or tracks.
Does anyone know if it's even removable and if so, how? The guys at my local Pella Store thought I might have to remove the entire door to get it out. But, they weren't positive.
If the entire door has to come out, I will be strongly motivated to replace it with something else as we have always hated the screen being on the inside of the door. Though financially, replacing a $300 panel is better than spending $1K on a new door.
Over the years I have warned people on these websites about Pella. This is common with their products. And it generally shows up just after the warranty expeires, they will do nothing but supply new parts at retail cost. If you are considering a replacement, don't replace with Pella.
You may be able to slavage the wood, at least for a while, with one of the epoxy wood fillers. Dig out the rotted wood, apply the filler, sand when dry and paint.
I'm not trying to bash Pella. I have 15 other Pella Proline windows that have given me zero issues over 11 years. I'm not thrilled this has happened. Obviously, the damage has occurred over a few years. Yes, I doubt Pella will step up an do anything about it.
Yes, digging out the damaged wood and filling it in with an epoxy type filler, is an option, if only temporary. But, I'm afraid that once I start digging, it won't stop.
it may be nailed in thru the sash into the frame
Once you think you have most of the rot out, there is a product from Minwax called Wood Hardener. It is a resin based product that will harden soft wood and the remainder of the rot, stopping it. Apply several times, until the wood stops soaking it up, then use the epoxy putty to fill in.
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Holywell Road, Rhuallt, St Asaph 55.4 miles away
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Food by Brenda Murphy is located in what looks like a domestic red bricked home close to the railway bridge and encompasses a deli, bistro and cookery school. The setting is very informal and intimate, and the food lovingly prepared demonstrating... more
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Bay Horse Hotel
Canal Foot, Ulverston 112.2 miles away
The bright Conservatory restaurant in this former 18th-century coaching house affords fantastic views across the Leven estuary to the Lancashire and Cumbrian fells. The Bay Horse prides itself on serving excellent homemade food including the bread... more
Carters of Moseley
2c Wake Green Road, Moseley, Birmingham 112.5 miles away
There's no lack of culinary ambition at this friendly neighbourhood restaurant. Brad Carter is one of Birmingham's young rising star chefs with Michelin experience in Spain and London. He's returned to his native city to cook British produce with... more
Belle House
Bridge Street, Pershore 112.8 miles away
The Belle House is a stylish modern restaurant located in an elegant period interior. Cream walls with oval mirrors are set off by honey coloured bare floor boards which, together with uncovered pale wood tables and wicker chairs, create a light and... more
The Crown Inn
Riggs Lane, Marston Montgomery, Ashbourne 113.2 miles away
Beautifully situated in the quaint village of Marston Montgomery, close to Staffordshire and Derbyshire, the newly-refurbished Crown Inn has recently opened under new ownership. The proprietor at the Crown Inn truly understands what makes a good... more
The White Hart
51 Stockport Road, Lydgate, Oldham 114.1 miles away
This out of the way pub has a chequered history having been used as a venue for cock fighting and a police station in its former incarnations. Now it houses a lively brasserie and restaurant serving modern British food. The brasserie retains its... more
The Lighthouse Restaurant
New Road, Boylestone, Ashbourne 115.6 miles away
The Lighthouse Exposed brick, wood beams, wood floor. Sounds like a traditional rural British pub. In fact this is a clean modern space in a new building at the back of the Rose and Crown set in the beautiful countryside of... more
The Wood Norton
Worcester Road, Wood Norton, Evesham 116.1 miles away
Food at The Wood Norton…. Dining is another great reason for visiting The Wood Norton! Open to Non residents throughout the year we would recommend an advance reservation to avoid any disappointment on arrival. The Bar: The Bar at The... more
Assheton Arms Restaurant
Downham, Clitheroe 117.2 miles away
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Clarence Parade, Cheltenham 119.7 miles away
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Aztec West, Almondsbury, Bristol 119.8 miles away
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Kemps Lane, Painswick 120.2 miles away
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North Street, Winchcombe 121.8 miles away
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1 Chandos Road, Redland, Bristol 122.6 miles away
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25 Zetland Road, Bristol 122.8 miles away
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Dec. 20, 2012
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HONOLULU-The Fresno State football team practiced for two hours Thursday morning when there was a mixture of rain and sunshine at the campus of the University of Hawai'i.
Although Thursday's practice was the first since the team arrived on the Island of O'ahu the day before, it was the eighth overall in the Bulldogs' preparation leading up to the 2012 Sheraton Hawai'i Bowl where the 'Dogs will face SMU at 5 p.m. on Christmas Eve.
"We had a focused practice today and I was really pleased with our effort," head coach Tim DeRuyter said. "What was good is we got the chance to practice in the elements. We had some pretty good wind gusts, we had some rain coming at times and then sunshine. It's kind of the predictably unpredictable here, but it's good to get a chance to practice in it because you have to have focus to go through that and then it may happen on Monday."
Fresno State, which enters the bowl game 9-3 overall, is hungry to pick up its 10th victory of the season. The last time the Bulldogs won 10 games in a season was in 2001 when the 'Dogs finished 11-3 overall.
"It was a very good practice, I was proud of our guys and how we came out here today," junior quarterback Derek Carr said. "It felt like we were just back at home and that's what we expected."
The Sheraton Hawai'i Bowl matches up two teams that have a lot of similarities. Both teams run a 3-4 defense and offensively, SMU and Fresno State will do a lot in the passing game while mixing it up with two of the nation's best running backs.
Zach Line, SMU's running back, enters the game as the nation's sixth-leading active rusher with 4,114 yards. Bulldog tailback Robbie Rouse, with 4,625 career rushing yards, is the nation's third-leading active rusher.
"They're very, very balanced," DeRuyter said of SMU's run-and-shoot offense. "With Zach Line, he's a tremendous running back, you've got to be not just focused on their passing game. Anytime you've got a balanced offense it makes it more difficult, but what you've got to do is be sound in the running game and still be able to mix up looks in the secondary and pressure the quarterback."
Rouse said he is excited to go up against SMU's 3-4 because the Bulldogs see it all the time in practice running against their own defense.
"They have good size, really got some big guys up front and move well, so I'm just excited for the matchup," Rouse said. "They beat Tulsa, we lost to Tulsa so we know they can play well. They won their last three or four games I believe, so they are going good right now."
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Why, Mr. President, have you focused on the rich and middle class and forgotten other Americans? How about the college graduates and long-term unemployed who struggle to find jobs? Have you forgotten the heavy regulations on small businesses that restrict hiring?
Why, Mr. President, are you wasting time and not pushing your agenda in Congress? Why talk about the next four years when action on our problems should be addressed now, not later?
Why seek renewal of the payroll tax cut that will affect Social Security payments in the future?
Why, Mr. President, did you permit two airplanes to Spain and two airplanes for vacation when we are so deep in debt. I'll never see a reasonable reduction? How about a little frugality?
Why did the Chinese get the computer chip contract for our military? Do you realize what could happen?
Why, Mr. President, didn't you say something when the watch dog of the Treasury spent all that money needlessly? We have to be serious about the debt.
Please, Mr. President, tell me something positive. Tell me that you will really work with Congress and get things moving now. Don't let the election delay getting America back on track. We need significant change. It can still be the pride of the world.
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Have they talked to unemployed?
Since the House of Representatives has given itself a five-week break, for members to get back in touch with the people they represent, we are lucky The Daily Record offers Congressman Renacci the space to tell us about the community and business leaders he has taken time to meet with. He has indeed been busy. If Congresswoman Sutton were afforded the same opportunity, we might be lucky enough to discover to whom she has been talking.
I wonder of either of them has taken the time to talk to the unemployed, the destitute, the homeless. No, most of them probably will not vote, but our representatives represent them, too. Has either Renacci or Sutton spent any of their time off with them? If so, perhaps they could let the rest of us know what they learned from those contacts.
Daniel Calhoun
Paul Ryan's budget plan is scary
According to some polls, the voting public says they don't know anything about Paul Ryan. He's been in the news a few years about his budget plan. His plan is to cut social services and give the wealthy and corporations more tax breaks. How is taking in less money from the top going to balance the budget as the Republicans say they will do? Guess who is going to pay for this.
Ryan tells people, 55 and older their Social Security will not be cut. He's counting on those people being so self-centered and selfish they will still vote Republican and for his plan. He doesn't want seniors to think what will happen to their children and grandchildren when they have to go on his "voucher program." You will receive a voucher to purchase your own health care. That will work well, along with privatizing Social Security where you have to save or invest your money.
Ryan admires writer Ayn Rand, whose philosophy was to care about anyone is weak. There is no thing such as society; you only look out for yourself. The wealthy should rule and only pay the amount of taxes they want, or not. Government money should only be used for law enforcement, the courts and war. No regulations on anything -- not drugs, not food, on anything. No Social Security, no medicare, no social services at all. The people who collect any services are "parasites and moochers."
Ayn Rand herself became a "parasite and moocher" when she collected Social Security and Medicare under her married name.
This is part of what makes up Paul Ryan and his budget plan. Scary.
Gail Armstrong
Bam doesn't even know that a Loon is a bird and doesn't need a Shepherd. Oh, and Notice the correct spelling for SHEPHERD.
Personally I find satisfaction in finding truth,I would think you loons would be the same.But I guess not,you just want to be spoon fed,and repeat that as fact,what a shame you will let go of this country so easily.
Maybe Obama could run on his record.What do you think?
Your approach to criticism is getting old and tiresome, bam. It also isn't fooling anyone with a lick of common sense.i would ask you how you did on that homework, but you'd just tell me to find out for myself, right?
I thought what marc and dman said was right on and I think bam missed the bus altogether along with Ed Shultz.You both whine and cry about Obama but never can come up with anything why anybody should vote for Willard Rat Romney,because you can't find any reasons.
And you both must have taken the short bus to school.I always did my own homework,I didn't expect someone else to find the information.But the loons always follow their Shepperd,right to slaughter.
I hear ya, dman. It's not just revealing his source of facts that irks me... It's the fact that he will criticize someone's opinion with a snide remark, but when asked to expound on his own OPINION, can't seem to come up with anything to back it up. Except of course, another snide comment. but why I am surprised. This certainly isn't something new from him, or his party leaders.
bam doesn't want to show us where he gets his "facts" from. Then he would be exposed that his source of "facts" are lying right wing websites/articles. ConcernedCitizen41, there are a lot more things that are more important this election than to be complaining about the phrase Tea Bagger. marc, bam is just following his cult leaders (GOP) strategy of never give specifics.
Would you rather be spoon fed then find the truth yourself?Maybe that is the difference,you want handouts I prefer to do it on my own.How telling is that?
What a typically "bam"ish answer: "Want more specifics? Find them yourself..." It is so telling that bam throws out broad generalizations but can never back up his statements when challenged.
And Obama is a terrible Chief Executive,so what is your point.He also said in that interview that he would tell the truth to world leaders,but I guess you didn't get that far.And buzzy,do you think GM would not have survived bankruptcy?(Bet you forgot that Obama forced them into bankruptcy the bailed out UNIONS).The same thing Romney said except Obama had to return union favors.
Mitt Romney told Bret Baier on Fox News today that he did not talk about the troops in his convention speech because, You dont go through a laundry list; you talk about the things you think are important.- - - - -
In full context, he said, When you give a speech, you dont go thru a laundry list; you talk about things you think are important. And I described in my speech a commitment to a strong military, unlike the Presidents decision to cut our military, and I didnt use the word troops, I used the word military, and I think (giggling) they refer to the same thing. - - - - -
Except, of course, he wasnt thanking the military; rather, he was referring to its size while inaccurately criticizing Obama for allegedly cutting the military. - - - - -
Okay. Lets just get right to this one, because if you dont see it for yourself you will not believe Mitt Romney is this bad at campaigning: - - - - -
Ed Shultz - "Our top priority over the next two years should be to DENY President Obama a second term." - Mitch McConnell - Republican Senate Minority Leader - - - - - Elected officials working against the interests of American people and economy in hopes of making the president a failure is as UN-AMERICAN as you can get! - - - And Newt Gingrich wrote a book describing how the RW should and DID do it. And the UN-AMERICAN tea baggers supported it! The tea party supports candidates who want a plutocratic rule of the U.S.A.
bam, you can't answer the question. I subscribe to and peruse, 3 RW/teaparty newsletters per DAY. Everything Gail stated I've read, spread out, over the same newsletters. It's not surprising the RW R & R regressive candidates are having a sudden 'memory' loss. But you can't change the past: What other governor or ex-governor has outsouced jobs? has shut down manufacturing plants, has done so in order to have personal write-offs to please his tax accountant?
Ryan tells people, 55 and older their Social Security will not be cut. He's counting on those people being so self-centered and selfish they will still vote Republican and for his plan. He doesn't want seniors to think what will happen to their children and grandchildren when they have to go on his "voucher program." You will receive a voucher to purchase your own health care. That will work well, along with privatizing Social Security where you have to save or invest your money.
Let's start with this misinformation shall I:First it won't be turned into a voucher program,it will be changed to ALLOW a retiree to purchase a plan on the open market that meets guidelines to Medicare and the government will pay a portion EQUAL to Medicare.If it is cheaper (As expected) the government SAVES money,if it cost more the retiree pays it Or they can just stick with Medicare.It is a choice by the retiree.
Ryan admires writer Ayn Rand, whose philosophy was to care about anyone is weak. There is no thing such as society; you only look out for yourself. The wealthy should rule and only pay the amount of taxes they want, or not. Government money should only be used for law enforcement, the courts and war. No regulations on anything -- not drugs, not food, on anything. No Social Security, no Medicare, no social services at all. The people who collect any services are "parasites and moochers."
This is a misstatement by the left of what Ryan said.If you would look beyond left sites you too can find the truth.I prefer to find truth myself without being directed by others.I would think you would want that too Equalizer,but I guess you find it easier to follow the party line.To bad that you refuse to see the truth but will repeat the party line.want more specifics?Find them yourself,they are there to find and if you care about this country you will look harder.
bam, what specifics in Gail Armstrong's LTE aren't true? Do enlighten us all. - - - And while you're at it, assure us that those under 55 will be able to receive the same benefits at the same cost currently provided by Medicare.- - - -Assure us insurance companies, who put their investors first, won't raise premiums especially on those who have pre-existing conditions or put a limit on the cost and amount of care a 'client' will be eligible for in a given period of time. - - - - Willard 'Mitt' Romney refuses to show his past tax returns to 'YOU PEOPLE' and despite his expensive acting lessons to 'help him "sound" sincere,' he's still out of touch with the middle-class.
Yes Gail, Ryan's love of Ayn Rand's philosophy is scary. His changing of Social Security is scary. His changing of Medicare is scary.
Ed Shultz, the Repub Minority leader of the Senate, McConnell, declared to his fellow GOP Senators when Obama was elected to not support anything Obama supported. The GOP refused to work with Obama on anything. They didn't care if the country went downhill. They only cared about making him look bad. They didn't put the country first. That is who you should be asking questions.
Daniel,Betty doesn't know where we are having only been here once.If she bothered to send a story to the paper it would be printed,so I guess she just doesn't care.
Find the facts Gail,don't just keep repeating the left talking points.Maybe you will learn something new.


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Statistics show that one in five women, and one in ten men will experience depression at some point in their lives (The University of Texas, 1997).
This article aims to help individuals overcome the effects of depression, by providing a set of psychological strategies and philosophies that can be applied practically.
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During times of sadness and melancholy it is often a good idea to remind yourself of inspirational people who have achieved great things, overcoming adversities and difficulties.
Often the ebbs in your life serve as experiences that equip you with a real mental toughness. Fill your mind and body with the philosophy "that if I can get through this I can get through anything."
Winston Churchill is a fine example of someone that made remarkable achievements for himself and his country. Despite having to contend with severe bouts of depression he still managed to find the inspiration to create a vision that lead Britain to a heroic victory during the second world war.
Understand that suffering is not necessarily a bad thing, and often it is through hardship that great people are born.
One of the most common symptoms of depression is a feeling of worthlessness. An effective way to tackle this is to re-inject a cause and purpose into your daily routines.
Understandably it is easier said than done when you feeling at your lowest, but if you can find a way to add direction back into your life, you may find that your feelings of sadness begin to evaporate.
If you feel like you have given up on yourself, aim to help and give to others. Maybe you could consider donating your time to help charities and sign up for voluntary work.
The act of giving is an effective way to attract rewarding experiences back into your life.
By creating a worthwhile cause in your life, you begin to see that you have the power to affect change for the better. Often the rediscovery that you have an important part to play in the scheme of things has the effect of revitalising your sense of self-esteem.
Some argue that happiness is a choice, a phenomena that only arrives in your life when you decide to make it so.
It is easy to view happiness as the by-product of achieving the things you want in life.
The same goes for depression; thinking that happiness will arrive once you are no longer depressed, although it seems to make perfect sense, is arguably a flawed approach.
It is much more powerful to understand that irrespective of what is going on in the present moment, you have the choice to be happy, if you are prepared to take ownership of this emotion.
Everyone has the ability to generate their own internal states, and therefore it can be argued that it is within your control to produce feelings of happiness whenever you choose to. Although it may be more difficult for some individuals, arguably it is still possible.
When I work with people that suffer from depression I advise them to surround themselves with positive people. Depression is highly contagious, and a number of scientific studies have shown that being around depressed people significantly increases your chances of becoming depressed.
Therefore, if a depressed person spends most of their time socialising with people that are also depressed, the condition may worsen.
Arguably this is a problem within mental institutes. How can patients suffering from mental illness get back to a normal way of life if they are living in a confined environment surrounded by people that also have internal disturbances?
All of us unconsciously learn through observation, which is why it is advisable that you surround yourself with individuals that are positive models.
If happiness is your goal, surround yourself with people who are positive and uplifting
The lenses through which you view the world are created by your beliefs. Suffering from depression comes hand in hand with having a set of limiting beliefs that fuel and maintain feelings of negativity.
Before you can change your limiting beliefs you must be able to identify them. Limiting beliefs nearly always manifest themselves as verbal expressions, internally and externally.
Here are two common examples:
These negative beliefs about your life, only serve to accentuate your inner turmoil. One way to reduce the effect of these beliefs is to soften them.
I could suggest completely flipping these beliefs for example form ?I am useless? to ?I am fantastic?, but that would be a little extreme, and probably quite difficult for a person struggling with depression to internalise straight away.
In my opinion the sure and steady way to overcome limiting beliefs is to first soften them, for example:
"I am useless" becomes "At the moment I am feeling useless, but I may not always feel useless."
"Everyone thinks I am unattractive" becomes "Some people may think that I am unattractive, but certainly not everyone".
By subtly opening up the possibility that the way you feel is not necessarily the way things really are, or how things will always be, you shift your focus towards a brighter future
There a number of reasons why exercise is a fantastic way to beat depression. Exercise causes the release of a set of chemicals within the body, known as endorphins which have the effect of creating feelings of well-being and positivity.
The second benefit of exercise is that it takes your mind off your persisting negative thoughts, by preoccupying your mind and body with the physical motor actions of the exercise.
Studies have shown that during exercise your brain?s motor cortex is working at full flow, which has the effect of suppressing brain centres that are responsible for generating the negative thought and feeling patterns associated with depression.
Using a goal-setting programme is a great way of getting your life moving in a positive direction. The effects of depression are always aggravated when you feel like you have no direction and nothing to aim for.
Goals will help to direct your mind and body towards the things that you want.
Goals may come in the form of well organised exercise routines, increasing your level of social activity, and making more time to pursue your hobbies.
Whatever goals you set, when you begin making progress towards them, feelings of depression are likely to subside.
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A good way to weaken the grips that depression has over your life is to give it a name. By labelling your depression you disassociate from your condition helping you to tackle it more objectively.
One of the biggest problems of mental illness is that you cannot see it, consequently some sufferers internalise and accept the condition as being a part of who they are. This is unlike having a problem like a broken leg, where you are able to internally separate the problem from your identity.
Naming your depression compartmentalises the condition, allowing you to separate it from who you are and who you want to be.
It also helps you to confront you condition more rationally. For example, say you have labelled your depression ?Mr Black,? you can then begin to pose self-directed questions to help you identify the effects of your depression and ways to overcome it.
Questions like the ones below may be of use:
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I speak with many sufferers of depression, and I have had mixed feedback about the effectiveness of counselling. Some find it highly beneficial, while others have reported very little changes in their personal well-being after counselling.
The common approach that counsellors take is to spend a considerable amount of time discussing the patient's problems with them.
Some psychologists argue that this approach is flawed, based on the idea that you get more of what you focus on.
They argue that reliving pain and suffering only adds energy and strength to things that you want to avoid.
If you do use a counselor make sure that you are getting the results you want from the service.
The great thing about creating is that your focus moves away from being inwards, to a focus style that is directed outwards.
Part of the problem with individuals suffering from depression is to do with their focus style being predominantly inwards, as this creates the opportunity to ruminate over their negative thoughts and feelings.
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September 30, 2013 – The annual College Fair hosted by Dutchess Community College will take place Oct. 15 from 6 to 8 p.m. in Falcon Hall on the main DCC campus in Poughkeepsie.
Representatives from DCC as well as more than 140 other colleges (in-state and out-of-state, four-year and two-year, public and private) will be on hand to give out information and answer questions. Technical schools and the armed services also will be present. The event will be an opportunity for high school juniors and seniors, parents, transfer students, adult students, and high school counselors to learn about many different colleges in one convenient location.
The College Fair is co-sponsored by the Dutchess County Counseling Association.
Tours of the DCC campus will be offered at 5 p.m., prior to the event. They will begin at the Admissions Office, on the first floor of the Orcutt Student Services Center. To register for a tour, please sign up online here or call (845) 431-8010.
Guests should park in Lot D off Cottage Road (GPS address is 91 Cottage Rd., Poughkeepsie).
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Minor league general manager gets prostate exam in front of entire stadium
A minor league baseball manager in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, has done his part to spread prostate cancer awareness — he had a prostate cancer exam before a field packed with baseball fans.
Myrtle Beach Pelicans' general manager Andy Milovich stuck his head out of the press box to sing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" during the 7th inning stretch while a doctor below and out-of-sight performed the screening.
Milovich agreed to have the exam in support of a 10-year-old girl suffering from brain cancer if her Facebook page got 10,000 "likes." That number was reached Monday.
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Son's Room
I would like to commend my son for having neatly arranged his blue themed bedroom. He was able to fix his book shelf and entertainment corner as neat as possible. He himself framed all his posters in the room. Naruto is his theme for his bedroom and his color motif is a combination of light blue, white and black.
Hmmm...way to go son! You're slowly adapting my passion for decorating. I'm sure we have a lot more projects to work together when I reached home by Monday.
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Wow! Ang bait naman ng son mo ate Kriz! May namana talaga sau :) Good luck sa trip mo!ReplyDelete
Galing naman ng son mo sis... Hehehe... Alam ko he is trying his best to impress you... HeheheReplyDelete
Happy trip sis! Enjoy your vacation...
naks ! bilib ako sa son mo, krizza. at bilib din ako sa'yo dahil talagang na-pass on mo sa mga anak mo ang passion mo for decorating and organizing ;)ReplyDelete
Have a safe and happy trip. Enjoy every moment of it :)
Thank you ladies! Well...I guess mukang ganun nga because I could see at this early how he loves to decorate and fix the house.ReplyDelete
Yeah....I'm hoping that I would enjoy my trip and being home once again. Thanks for all your well wishes. I appreciate it so much! :)
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Our bodies are 70 percent water so we need to pay attention that we are drinking enough every day. You should drink around one gallon a day, but no more than a gallon.
So I want to invite you to the challenge to drink 1 gallon of water every day for the month of October. To find out more about why drinking water is so important, check out these key facts below.
What does water help you do?
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- · Helps your body absorb essential vitamins, minerals and natural sugars
- · Regulates your body temperature
- · Helps eliminate toxic substances (keeps you regular)
- · It flushes our system
Sometimes when you think you are hungry, your body is really telling you it is thirsty. Before you reach for a snack, have a refreshing glass of water and see if that is really what your body wanted all along.
How to Make Sure you Get a Gallon.
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How can you tell you are well hydrated?
Check your urine, if it is pale yellow or clear, you are well hydrated. If it is deep yellow or murky looking you are not and should make sure you get more water into your daily intake.
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[Editor's Note: Wait. Are you saying that David Hasselhoff has his own on-line newspaper? Because that's a blogging gig we need to get. Make it so. With Haste. - Lydia]
And, we promise to answer EVERY comment. Lydia finally taught Kate how to log in and do that. [Really? An entire country lets you put on a television program but you don't know how to log into a website? Thank you England! Thank you BBC! Loooove your hats. - Lydia]
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i'm 6 wks post op and my scar is healing nicely... flat, just still a bit red/purlple, but thin. i'm massaging 3 times per day with jojoba oil, fresh aloe in the morning. and jojoba oil and mederma at night. thinking about getting the silicone sheets... do these work?? help... don't mind paying (hell, we've already been through the worst right?) -- but wanted to make sure they work anyone.....????


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Tuesday August 6th, 2013 1:16am
Another huge week of high school lacrosse, highlighted by two matchups at the Konica Minolta Big City Classic, and major national contenders. Make sure to follow all high school news and notes at @ILPreps.
Arch. Spalding (Md.) at Boys' Latin (Md.)
Calvert Hall (Md.) at Gilman (Md.)
St. Mary's Annapolis (Md.) at McDonogh (Md.)
Loyola Blakefield (Md.) at Mt. St. Joseph's (Md.)
Severn (Md.) at St. Paul's (Md.)
Episcopal Academy (Pa.) at Haverford School (Pa.)
Malvern Prep (Pa.) at Germantown Academy (Pa.)
Jamesville-DeWitt (N.Y.) at East Syracuse-Minoa (N.Y.)
Liverpool (N.Y.) at Fayetteville-Manlius (N.Y.)
Ward Melville (N.Y.) at Northport (N.Y.)
West Islip (N.Y.) at Smithtown West (N.Y.)
Somers (N.Y.) at Yorktown (N.Y.)
Rock Canyon (Colo.) at Arapahoe (Colo.)
Cherry Creek (Colo.) at Mullen (Colo.)
St. Ignatius (Ohio) at Hudson (Ohio)
ILPreps Games To Watch: Fun days in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Upstate and Colorado. Calvert Hall at Gilman is the major MIAA game, while Haverford and Episcopal Academy teeing off has big Inter-Ac standing lines on it. Down in Florida, its the first round of the playoffs today. IL's Terry Foy will be all ears for results from the St. Ignatius/Hudson matchup.
Lawrenceville (N.J.) at Brunswick (Conn.)
Loomis Chaffee (Conn.) at Deerfield (Mass.)
Avon Old Farms (Conn.) at Westminster School (Conn.)
Choate (Conn.) at Taft School (Conn.)
Kent Denver (Colo.) vs. Regis Jesuit (Colo.)
Delbarton (N.J.) at Summit (N.J.)
Dublin Jerome (Ohio) at Worthington Kilbourne (Ohio)
ILPreps Games To Watch: Delbarton, sitting at 7-0, looks to continue its undefeated season against another tough NJ team in Summit. Kent Denver and Regis Jesuit also have a big rivalry game lined up.
Saint Ignatius Prep (Calif.) at Chaminade (N.Y.)
Greenwich (Conn.) at Danbury (Conn.)
St. Mary's Annapolis (Md.) at Gilman (Md.)
Boys' Latin (Md.) at Calvert Hall (Md.)
McDonogh (Md.) at Severn (Md.)
St. Albans (D.C.) at Bullis (D.C.)
St. Stephen's & St. Agnes (Va.) at Landon (Md.)
Timon St. Jude (N.Y.) at Hamburg (N.Y.)
Coronado (Calif.) at Torrey Pines (Calif.)
ILPreps Games To Watch: Fun matchup in Western New York as Timon St. Jude takes on Hamburg. California starts to find separation as Coronado takes on San Diego rival Torrey Pines.
St. Ignatius Prep (Calif.) vs. Seton Hall Prep (N.J.)
Bergen Catholic (N.J.) vs. Don Bosco Prep (N.J.)
Haverford HS (Pa.) vs. Arch. Carroll (Pa.)
Haverford School (Pa.) vs. La Salle College (Pa.)
Hatboro-Horsham (Pa.) vs. Springfield (Pa.)
Emmaus HS (Pa.) vs. Lower Merion (Pa.)
Lawrenceville (N.J.) vs. Episcopal Academy (Pa.)
Spring-Ford (Pa.) vs. Chatham (N.J.)
Brunswick (Conn.) vs. Penn Charter (Pa.)
Downingtown East (Pa.) vs. Conestoga (Pa.)
Germantown Academy (Pa.) vs. Hill School (Pa.)
Garnet Valley (Pa.) vs. St. Augustine Prep (Pa.)
Radnor (Pa.) vs Downingtown West (Pa.)
St. Paul's (La.) vs. St. Thomas More (La.)
Jesuit (La.) vs. Loyola Prep (La.)
Delbarton (N.J.) at Fairfield Prep (Conn.)
Holy Trinity (N.Y.) at Georgetown Prep (Md.)
Fairport (N.Y.) at Jamesville-DeWitt (N.Y.)
Garden City (N.Y.) at Manhasset (N.Y.)
Duxbury (Mass.) at Niskayuna (N.Y.)
Ithaca (N.Y.) at Timon St. Jude (N.Y.)
John Jay-Cross River (N.Y.) at Ridgefield (Conn.)
New Canaan (Conn.) at Ridgewood (N.J.)
Hotchkiss (Conn.) at Salisbury School (Conn.)
Arch. Spalding (Md.) at Loyola Blakefield (Md.)
Mullen (Colo.) at Columbine (Colo.)
Lassiter (Ga.) at McCallie (Tenn.)
Brother Rice (Mich.) at Dublin Jerome (Ohio)
Bainbridge (Wa.) at Mercer Island (Wa.)
ILPreps Games To Watch: This is about as bit a Saturday slate of games as we'll see on the 2013 high school calendar. At the Big City Classic, St. Ignatius Prep finishes up their East Coast swing with a game against Seton Hall Prep (N.J.), while Bon Bosco Prep faces rival Bergen Catholic. Philadelphia feature's the Katie Samson Lacrosse Festival, highlighted by a Haverford School v. La Salle College matchup. The Tri-State region flexes its communting muscle with a strong lineup of cross-state game. Another title will be crowned this weekend in Louisiana.
New Trier (Ill.) at Culver Academy (Ind.)
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Explaining to MPs his decision to suspend the province's devolved administration, he called for co-operation from all sides in making new progress.
Mr Reid said the suspension was the result of an impasse in just one part of the Belfast agreement and said the government remained "fully committed" to its full implementation.
In an emergency Commons statement, he outlined the roles to be taken on by an expanded Westminster ministerial team and pledged they would not duck difficult issues.
Mr Reid, who is expected to start talks with all sides at Stormont next week, said: "I want to stress that this is an impasse, hopefully short-lived, in only one aspect of the agreement.
"It isn't the whole agreement - it isn't the whole peace process.
"The peace process and the agreement have increased prosperity, revitalised society, safeguarded rights and, above all, saved lives.
"The agreement remains a template for political progress in Northern Ireland.
"I hope the decision I have taken creates a breathing space - a chance to gather strength - before that progress moves forward once again."
Speaking hours after control of Ulster affairs was returned to London for the fourth time since the Good Friday agreement, Mr Reid said he had reluctantly taken the "decisive action" to avert total collapse of the peace process.
He paid tribute to the work of the assembly and the first minister, David Trimble, and said ordinary people of the province were the real losers.
Doubts about the commitment to exclusively peaceful means on both sides were at the heart of the problem, he said.
He continued: "We have seen violence from all sides of the community, including a campaign, sometimes murderous in its intent and effect, from the so-called loyalist paramilitaries.
"Let me make it quite clear that the chief constable and I are combating and will combat that violence with all the means at our disposal, wherever it happens, whoever is behind it.
"We will go wherever the evidence leads."
Mr Reid said the trial of suspected IRA members accused of aiding terrorists in Colombia and the break-in at Castlereagh police station had "seriously damaged confidence" in the power-sharing arrangements.
Although investigations were still underway into allegations of IRA spying within the devolved administration, it would be "naive" to ignore the impact of the charges brought.
A special unit had been set up to protect prison officers and their families considered at risk from stolen information.
Mr Reid also informed the house an arrest was made this morning in connection with the shooting of Danny McBrearty in Londonderry in September 29.
The Northern Ireland secretary, in a reference to the spying allegations, voiced particular concern in relation to prison officers and their families whose details are believed to be on a list in possession of the IRA.
He told the house there was "no legitimacy, no morality and no political basis" for anyone in the province to have recourse to violence or paramilitary activity.
He added that a process of review was required and he would be in touch with the parties and the Irish government to discuss how that was to be taken forward.
Mr Reid said: "It is our aim to find a basis on which all the institutions of the Agreement can be brought back into operation as soon as possible. The election date scheduled for May 1 stands."
Mr Reid told MPs he hoped the suspension would provide "a breathing space - a chance to gather strength" before the peace process moved forward again.
But the shadow Northern Ireland secretary, Quentin Davies, said Sinn Fein should have been excluded from the institutions. Instead the bodies themselves were being suspended - a "perverse" solution which put the peace process at risk.
Mr Davies said: "The great moral blame for what has happened must lie with Sinn Fein/IRA and with no one else. They have persistently and blatantly breached their obligations under the ceasefire and the agreement.
Ulster Unionist leader Mr Trimble said exclusion of Sinn Fein would have been "fair and just" but Mr Reid had "funked it" and chosen to suspend the institutions out of fear of the IRA abandoning its ceasefire altogether.


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