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So what now?! no more argue?! this forum becomed boring
.. because that guy wants your site for 10$.. thats why
Denizen, i want to clear something for myself. One question.
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It was a fashion-y day today for Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, in her second solo appearance with grandmother-in-law Queen Elizabeth II, in the central England town of Leicester where among other things they watched a fashion show.
Accompanied by Prince Philip, the queen's husband, the trio arrived at the St. Pancras train station in London at 11:30 am local time, and already it was clear the former Kate Middleton knows the rule of royal engagements: Never outshine the queen.
The monarch was dressed in her usual cashmere coat and matching hat but today, instead of pastel, she was in intense fuschia (the Brits call it cerise) trimmed with black, by her favorite designer, Angela Kelly. You couldn't miss Her Majesty.
But Duchess Kate opted for a lower-key three-piece suit in green teal with a peplum flare and a tightly-belted waist, topped with a black beret-like hat. The Daily Mail reported Kate's 1940's-style outfit is by L.K. Bennett, the popular British High Street chain where she has shopped before. The store's website calls it the "Jude Jacket" and sells it for about $460 although it's on sale for about $230.
The royals headed to De Montfort University in Leicester where they watched dance performances by students celebrating the city's diversity, and the queen and Catherine, as she is now known, were treated to a fashion show by students.
And the duchess got a new pair of shoes: Six fashion students at De Montfort were asked to design a shoe for her and she picked her favorite, a pair designed by 20-year-old Becca Hunt, who said she was inspired by the duchess' sapphire engagement ring. The shoes, which will be made and presented to her, are blue suede high heels with cream lace beading and an open front, according to the BBC.
Hunt said she's thrilled that Kate picked her design. "She is the biggest fashion icon," she told reporters. "Everyone looks at what she is wearing constantly and she always looks amazing."
Other activities during the visit included the obligatory unveiling of a commemorative plaque in the city's Magazine Square, attendance at a service at Leicester Cathedral and a meeting with religious leaders, and a stop at the Clock Tower in the city center to receive gifts of the city.
The Leicester trip is the start of the queen's Diamond Jubilee tour (celebrating her 60 years on the throne this year) of Britain. Soon to be 86 (Philip is 90), the royal couple are sticking to the British Isles for their engagements, while her family visits Commonwealth countries around the globe. Prince Harry has been in the Caribbean for the past week, for instance.
It also was the second engagement in a week in which the queen and the duchess appeared together, without Kate's husband Prince William, who is on duty in the Falkland Islands for several more weeks.
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While debating Ten Commandments displays in courthouses, schools, and other public places, I have heard many Christians claim that this country was founded on the principles in the Ten Commandments.
For the sake of argument, let's go through the Ten Commandments (you know them all, right?). These are paraphrased for simplicity (and because I'd rather not worry about picking a specific translation).
1. Thou shalt have no other Gods before me. - The First Amendment of our Constitution says "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof." That absolutely contradicts the First Commandment, which says it's forbidden to worship any other God.
2. Thou shalt not make any graven images. - Again, contradicted by the First Amendment. If you want to worship idols, the state has no right to stop you.
3. Thou shalt not take the Lord's name in vain. - This one violates the other part of the First Amendment: "Congress shall make no law...abridging the freedom of speech."
4. Remember the Sabbath, to keep it holy. - Oops. The First Amendment says you can't force me to observe your religious holidays.
5. Honor your father and mother. - It's not illegal to disrespect your parents. In fact, if they treat you poorly enough then the state will take you away from them. Contrast this with the Jewish law, which was that "...he that curseth his father, or his mother, shall surely be put to death" (Exodus 21:17). Jesus even commented on this:
3 Jesus answered, "And why do you disobey God's command and follow your own teaching? 4 For God said, "Respect your father and your mother,' and "Whoever curses his father or his mother is to be put to death.' 5 But you teach that if a person has something he could use to help his father or mother, but says, "This belongs to God,' 6 he does not need to honor his father. In this way you disregard God's command, in order to follow your own teaching. 7 You hypocrites! How right Isaiah was when he prophesied about you! 8 "These people, says God, honor me with their words, but their heart is really far away from me. 9 It is no use for them to worship me, because they teach man-made rules as though they were my laws!" (Matthew 15:3-9)
It's a good thing we don't have that in our laws, or I bet most of us would be dead.
6. Thou shalt not murder. - Finally, a law we actually have! But wait. This has been a law in every society in recorded history. You don't have to be a Christian or a Jew or a Muslim to know that murder leads to distrust, and distrust leads to unstable societies. This law predates the Ten Commandments.
7. Thou shalt not commit adultery. - This may be a law in some states, but not in most. It depends also on how you define adultery. Pre-marital sex, for instance, is not illegal (or if it is, then it's never enforced).
8. Thou shalt not steal. - Ah, now we have two. Oh wait, this is another one that's common to every society. Darn.
9. Thou shalt not bear false witness. - Lying is only illegal in certain circumstances, and I'd say again that this rule is not unique to the Ten Commandments. It's a common sense law necessary for any system of justice.
10. Thou shalt not covet. - Not illegal.
So let's summarize: Out of ten commandments, two or three of them are actually laws (four if you count the rare places where adultery may possibly be illegal, but probably isn't enforced). Of those, none are unique to the Ten Commandments. On the other hand, the first four, and the most important ones to the Jewish and Christian religions, actually contradict the First Amendment.
Those who claim that the Ten Commandments are fundamental to our system of government have either never read the Ten Commandments, or know nothing of our government or laws. I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and assume that these people are just being ignorant or not thinking things through rather than outright misleading people. Still, the fact remains that they are wrong.
Now, it's one thing to claim that this nation was founded on Christianity. I disagree, but at least you can make a decent argument in support of this claim. On the other hand, the Ten Commandments argument is completely without merit. When I see this argument, I always ask these questions: Which of the Ten Commandments are the basis for our laws? Can you name a single commandment which is both found in our laws and is unique to the Ten Commandments (i.e., one that was not a law in every single other society in history)? As I showed above, there aren't any.
So please, stop making this claim, and stop trying to put your religious texts on taxpayer-owned property.


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Stevenson Motorsports Shows Strength at Kansas Speedway
After winning last yearâs inaugural race event at Kansas Speedway, Stevenson Motorsports had high hopes of a return trip to victory lane Saturday night. And the 2.5-hour Grand Prix of Kansas showed great promise as the team took its first race laps around the 2.37-mile ârovalâ course with the new Camaro Z/28.R. The brother Stevenson Motorsports Camaro Z/28.R machines spent much of the race among the top-five with both in contention for a top-five finish.
But despite having two very competitive cars, some tough racing luck meant that the team had to fight back to finish sixth with the No. 6 Camaro Z/28.R of Andrew Davis and Robin Liddell while the No. 9 Camaro Z/28.R of Matt Bell and Andy Lally recovered to a 15th place result.
Davis opened the race from fourth on the grid and didnât get the start he wanted as the slicing and dicing began. He settled into eighth and worked his way up to as high as fourth during his opening stint. He fought through numerous hits to the No. 6 Camaro Z/28.R that knocked him back a few positions but remained among the top-10.
When Liddell took control of the No. 6 Camaro for the second half of the race, he worked his way up to fourth in the order with 30 minutes to go in the race. Unfortunately, the strong run came to a disappointing halt when a tire issue saw the No. 6 machine return to pit lane for a new set of right side tires with just 22 minutes to go. Despite the setback, Liddell managed to hold on for sixth at the checkered flag.
Meanwhile, at the drop of the green flag, Bell opened the race from seventh on the grid and capitalized on the frantic start to move into fifth on the very first lap. An early race caution saw Bell restart second with two hours still remaining in the race. He maintained the position throughout the remainder of his stint as he wheeled the No. 9 Camaro Z/28.R around the challenging Kansas circuit. With just over an hour completed, Bell took to pit road for a routine pit stop and driver change.
Lally took over controls of the No. 9 machine and returned to the track eighth in the order. He steadily worked his way up to run third prior to the second and final full course caution which was displayed with 1 hour and 6 minutes remaining. The Stevenson squad utilized the longer caution period to bring the No. 9 to pit lane for fuel and right side tires with 57 minutes to go.
Upon the restart, the No. 9 had contact with another car and broke a tie rod which forced Lally back to pit road. The Stevenson crew went immediately to work to make a quick fix to what is normally a lengthy repair and returned the No. 9 back to the track. But despite the expert repair, with the laps lost while in pit lane Lally and Bell were forced to settle for 15th at the finish.
"Coming into this race having won it last year we definitely had high expectations,â said Team Manager Mike Johnson. âWe had done some really fun stuff to the car to make it work in the oval and we thought we were going to have a great oval car and we really did. But we still just can't move forward with the weight we are carrying, the car just wonât progress. So we have to be very aggressive in how we get around cars and today I think we were a little too aggressive with the No. 9 car and maybe not aggressive enough with the No. 6 and things just didn't work out the way we wanted. But usually when we have a day like this we finish somewhere like 20th and 23rd, but somehow we ended up with a sixth and fifteenth place finish so it could definitely be worse.â
The team returns to race action at Watkins Glen International on June 28.
âThis will be a well-deserved break for the guys,â said Johnson. âThey have been on the road testing and building these cars from nothing and it has been a real struggle to get to this point. We have definitely had some highlights of brilliance but a day like this is really where we are. A few days at home and some time off is going to get these guys regrouped. These guys know how to win, we all know how to win. We have the four best drivers in the paddock and we just need to do what we know how to do."
Matt Bell, No. 9 Camaro Z/28.R: "My stint was fine, it was relatively uneventful. We had a good car, it wasn't the fastest out there but it wasn't at all the worst. It was actually better in the race than we had all weekend, which is awesome. The team did great. Andy got tangled up a little bit and broke a left front tie rod, but the team actually fixed that really quickly. To put a new tie rod on the front of this car is so difficult, you are working around a brake rotor that is probably around 1,000 degrees when it comes in, but they got it done so quickly and got him back out there. The whole team is working so well together now, we are really meshing. With a bit more hard work and a bit of good luck I think we can be top-five every weekend."
Andy Lally, No. 9 Camaro Z/28.R: âI just want to apologize to the team. I made a mistake out there. We restarted with lapped cars out in front of us and the first guy dropped wheels and went off, and I got by him, and I thought that the second guy was leaving me a spot to move up. At the same time, I wasn't thinking about how I had hot tires on the left and cold tires on the right and that played havoc with the ABS the first time I went to hard brakes, and that kept me from slowing down. The pedal went full stiff and I was unable to avoid hitting the car in front. Thatâs all on me. I should have thought about the tire temperature difference from right to left, but I messed up. Unfortunately, thatâs what I have to live with until Watkins Glen and I can try and make things better.â
Andrew Davis, No. 6 Camaro Z/28.R: "That was a wild stint! It didn't start off very well for us, we lost a bunch of positions on the start and that put me in the middle of a battle I didn't really want to be in. I was trying to recover and just do our thing and work our way back up because I knew it would be a long fight. But I was going along the outside of Turn-4 around the outside of the Mustang which then got center-punched by one of the Nissan's and he hit me and made contact and that sent me into the air! I thought our day was done at that point in time. When I handed the car over to Robin, he did a great job, but then we had more problems with the tires. So it was a disappointing race because it was kind of 'what could have been', but in reality it wasn't a bad points day for us. The car is a bit damaged and I hate that, but we did gain ground in the points and that is all we can ask for right now. We just have to race that way and our day will come and we will be back on the top step of the podium. I'm really proud of the whole Stevenson Motorsports crew and thankful for the help from Pratt and Miller and everybody at Chevrolet and GM."
Robin Liddell, No. 6 Camaro Z/28.R: "It was quite an eventful race really. We ended up in sixth, so we are quite happy with the result but not really happy with how we got to that point. Andrew got off to a tough start and then he got hit in the hairpin and obviously that upset the handling of the car. The car took quite a big hit from what I understand, but I don't think that had anything to do with him. We did our best with the car throughout the stint, it was reasonably fast. We had a small issue with fueling the car in pit lane and that is why we ran out of fuel at the end because we should have been good. I had an ABS failure and that is why we had two big lock ups and then the tire blew in the banking and I was really fortunate to not hit the wall, actually. Then we came in and got the tire changed and we were able to stay somewhat in contention to finish sixth, so I am happy with the result but we need to do a little more work within the team and keep building on what we have here. Ultimately it wasn't a really bad points day, so that is good."
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Crescenta Valley High converted 11 three-pointers which accounted for the total sum host Burroughs scored in last Friday night's Pacific League match as the Falcons pulverized the Indians, 66-33, behind junior swingman Nick Springer's game-high 18 points, and forward Arin Pezeshkian's 13 points (three from beyond the arc).
The Falcons led 15-7 after the opening quarter, had a 37-13 advantage at the half, and entered the final quarter ahead, 51-27.
Springer downed four three-pointers and scored seven points in the first quarter, and then dropped eight points in the second quarter for the Falcons, who shot 32.3 percent (11 of 34) from the floor in the first half.
Burroughs (11-5 and 1-3 in league) came out and had a tough time finding the hoop as it managed 38.8 percent (14 of 36) from the field, which was expected given its two leading scorers and rebounders were sidelined.
"We knew Burroughs would come out with a lot of energy,'' said Crescenta Valley Head Coach Shawn Zargarian.
Small forward Lawrence White (right ankle) averages 18.6 points and 9.5 rebounds, while senior power forward Jorge Flores-Pere (pneumonia) scores 10.9 points per contest and grabs seven boards.
"That they weren't in the lineup makes a lot of difference,'' said Zargarian, whose team is 13-4 and 4-0 in league. "They are their leading scorers."
Burroughs Head Coach Adam Hochberg wasn't happy. "I really don't have too much to say, but I'll say Crescenta Valley played great,'' he offered. "We didn't take the challenge."
The Falcons shot 36.2 percent from the field, but took 22 more shots and sank 21, which was the primary reason the Falcons prevailed.
Reserve junior guard Jared Soliman had the outing of his life, canning four from three-point range and pacing the Indians with 16 points.
"I'm proud of how Jared played,'' said Hochberg. "He doesn't play a lot, but he had his best game."
Senior guard Cole Currie accounted for nine points, and senior forward Kris Jaborian added eight points for the Falcons.
Burroughs had a 14-point third quarter, which was the same as Crescenta Valley, but it didn't make much of a dent in the 24-point halftime deficit.
The Falcons outscored the Indians 15-6 in the fourth quarter and received eight points from Pezeshkian, while Soliman had a pair of three-pointers.


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The staff of the Palm Springs Public Library would like to wish you a new year filled with many great books, DVDs, and music downloads. Visit our website, www.palmspringslibrary.org for the many things you can download on the spot. You can download hundreds of current magazines, thousands of eBooks, and MILLIONS of songs…Oh My!
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Saturday, January 3 at 10:00 a.m., the Palm Springs Genealogical Society teaches you how to get started in Genealogy.
Wednesday, January 14 at 6:30 p.m., Nicolette Wenzell of the Palm Springs Historical Society will give a talk on photographer Paul Pospesil. Nicolette's lectures are super popular; get here early for parking AND seating. You will be glad you waited in line for a seat.
Wednesday, January 28 at 6:30 p.m., hear more about our Accessing the Past project from Librarian Scott Biegen and Library Director Jeannie Kays. Scott will teach you more about digitizing and organizing your own photos.
Friday, January 23 at 6:30 p.m. is our second Notes on the Desert concert. This FREE concert will feature jazz group, Tizer Trio. This program is generously sponsored by Friends of the Palm Springs Library. Your $20 membership helps bring programs such as Notes in the Desert and Summer Reading Program to the Palm Springs Library.
Finally, Wednesday, January 28 at 6:00 p.m. will be our Family Fun Night STAR WARS COSTUME PARTY! Come to the Star Wars Cantina, AKA the Library Youth Room, dressed as your favorite Star Wars character. Enjoy light refreshments and make a craft. Prizes for best costume.
We have many more programs, films, and book discussion groups. Visit our website for more details.
Again, Happy New Year! May 2015 be a healthy, prosperous, and educational year.
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George Strait is making a return visit to North Dakota. Strait will appear February 16th at the Alerus Center in Grand Forks for his final two-year tour billed The Cowboy Rides Away Tour. The 60-year old Strait has 59 number one hits on his resume and has sold over 65 million albums. The concert also features special guest Martina Mcbride. Tickets for the show go on sale October 12th.
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Two women have been sentenced to jail for a vicious beating in which they stomped on and repeatedly kicked the victim.
The women each entered guilty pleas in Brandon court on Thursday to aggravated assault.
"This type of behaviour is just not tolerable," Judge John Combs remarked during sentencing.
Crown attorney Rich Lonstrup said police and paramedics were called to a Birdtail Sioux First Nation home on Sept. 29.
There, they found a woman with blood on her face which was so swollen that she couldn't see. She also had numerous cuts to her forehead.
Lonstrup said the victim doesn't remember details of the attack itself.
However, Lonstrup said that shortly after the beating the victim told a friend that the attackers had stomped on her and kicked her in the head.
She also reported that someone, she doesn't know who, had threatened to set her on fire.
She was transported to hospital and nurses said that the confused victim, who couldn't see and apparently mistook medical staff for her attackers, exclaimed: "Don't burn me, I'll do anything, don't start me on fire."
Nurses also noted that the victim's eyebrow and hairline were singed.
However, the victim was intoxicated and couldn't see and her attackers had been drinking too. At least one of the assailants maintains that she doesn't have a clear memory of what happened.
So Lonstrup said he couldn't prove the fire aspect of its case. He couldn't prove who would have made the threat to burn the victim or whether anyone did.
Nevertheless, he said, the victim's injuries which included fractured nasal bones and wounds that required a total of 13 stitches to close, speak for themselves.
The woman's injuries seem to have had a lasting impact as, more than a month later, they prevented her from attending court.
While she doesn't recall the attack, Lonstrup said the victim does remember being invited to the home of one of her attackers to drink.
She said that once she'd had enough she tried to leave but that's when she was dragged down the steps and beaten.
Kelsey Sherisse Chaske, 20, and Deandra Desirae Hapa, 24, both pleaded guilty to aggravated assault.
They each also pleaded guilty to breaching a number of justice orders and Chaske pleaded to an unrelated count of mischief.
Hapa said she didn't recall much but believes the victim was beaten because she'd refused to leave the home.
Combs sentenced Chaske to a total of 240 days in jail on all charges, minus 39 days in presentence custody.
Hapa — who has a previous assault on her record and was pending on assault allegations at the time of the beating — was sentenced to a total of one year in jail for all her charges, minus 42 days pre-sentence custody.
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Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan will pay a working visit to Russia on Feb. 6-9 to participate at the opening ceremony of the XXII Olympic Winter Games in Sochi, panorama.am website reported today with the reference to the president's press service.
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Opinion: Save the Academic Decathlon
In a city where some of the very rich are willing to pay $1 billion-plus for the bankrupt Dodgers baseball team, why can't anyone spare $500,000 to support an Academic Decathlon program that brings luster to the often criticized Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD)?
Unbelievably, funding for the annual Academic Decathlon, which pits high school students against their peers in a test of wits and knowledge, would be eliminated in the cuts proposed in the worst-case budget approved by the LAUSD board.
These cuts are planned unless teachers agree to four-day unpaid furloughs or voters support a parcel tax, an additional tax on property. Among the other cuts contemplated are the closing of all adult schools and abandonment of afterschool programs and English-as-a-second-language classes. Thousands of teachers would be dismissed.
News of the contemplated death of the Academic Decathlon program came out just as the Granada Hills Charter High School team won the 2012 California Academic Decathlon on March 19, its second consecutive win, completing a grueling period of preparation — with some sessions lasting eight hours a day — studying history, music, physics and math, learning to answer questions orally as well as on paper. LAUSD schools have won the state title 18 times since 1987, and 12 national titles.
I find it a bit suspicious that Superintendent John Deasy and the Board of Education would pick on the Academic Decathlon program in the midst of the budget crisis. Its cost is a relative pittance; its pluses are huge. Threatening to eliminate something so valuable sounds like a familiar LAUSD budget scare tactic.
"Every year, they go to the same filing cabinet and bring out the same old cuts," said former school board member and teacher David Tokofsky. He's the father of L.A.'s Academic Decathlon competition, starting the string of national and state victories with his Marshall High School team in 1987.
But let's assume Deasy and the school board are not bluffing, that they'd really be willing to sacrifice this adornment to the school district to save a few dollars. Is there an alternative?
I talked to Tokofsky about raising money from private sources. He agreed with me about the availability of rich potential donors. He noted that some of them, and their foundations, are already putting money into the district to promote their own ideas of school reform, including paying salaries of some administrators they like.
There are others he figures would be willing to help. "There are really famous rock stars from Garfield and Banning and other schools," he said. "There are athletes. We are so busy beating up the system that we don't celebrate the people who could help us. We should hunt down the alumni who have the most romantic views of their schools. They're out there, yet nobody is harvesting them."
Tokofsky gave me a rundown on the approximately half a million dollars a year needed to finance the competition. The money goes for coaches, supplies, travel and food for the competitors, and salary for the official who administers it, Cliff Ker. Coaches, who are teachers, saw their extra pay cut this year from $5,000 a year to $2,800. Coaches work with the teams two or so hours daily at first, then five, six and even eight hours a day as competition nears.
"It's very hard to find coaches," Ker said. "It's a lot of work, there is a lot of turnover — we have between 20 and 25 coaches leave each year, about a third. They are dealing with very bright kids, some more motivated than others, requiring many hours of study with very few tangible results until it is over. It has to be a very special individual who is dedicated, can put in the time, [is] disciplined, kind of a whole bunch of John Wooden clones," said Bruins fan Ker, invoking the name of the famed late UCLA basketball coach.
"Part of my job is to get donations," Ker said. "David [Tokofsky] has helped me. But the most we have raised in a year is $100,000. Recently, we have raised [only] $50,000 a year. I have gotten leads, but I don't know whether it is my [lack of] fundraising skills, or I'm not connected, but I have only been able to raise that $50,000."
The district could help more. The Academic Decathlon makes headlines during competition time, but Deasy and his media staff could turn themselves into John Wooden clones and do much more.
The high school students and their coaches bring something positive to a district flooded with gloomy news about test scores, labor management disputes and investigations into a few perverted teachers. And now, with the stroke of a pen in their bureaucratic hands, Deasy and the school board are threatening to kill something so good.
Los Angeles can't leave it up to them. We're loaded with rich people — film executives and stars, athletes, Midas-touch financiers, developers, etc. They give to museums, universities, charities, foundations and political campaigns. Synagogues, churches and many other causes. A small portion of this wealth should go for LAUSD's amazingly successful Academic Decathlon teams.
Bill Boyarsky is a columnist for The Jewish Journal, Truthdig and L.A. Observed, and the author of "Inventing L.A.: The Chandlers and Their Times" (Angel City Press).


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40 of 40: Day 39
"All we are saying is give peace a chance."
I woke this morning to the news that a sitting US President, Barack Obama, has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize - a surprise to everyone, including the President.
As to not seem overly biased, I posted the story from FOX News on my Facebook page. In a live report today from the Rose Garden at the White House, President Obama said he would accept the award as a "call to action" for him and all nations to aspire to a peaceful world.
We can take it as a call to action as well. Last night while watching the news my father made the comment about how many shootings gave been happening in Milwaukee. We can start there. We can start in our own homes, in our schools, in our neighborhoods and in the workplace. We can take this call to action to lift people up rather than cut them down.
Forty is undeniably middle age; so, quite possibly half way through my life. The thing I am most excited about is seeing what we can accomplish in the next 40 years. Can we slow or stop the damage to our environment (the worlds going to be here anyway, with or without us)? Can we provide food and healthcare for all those who need it (it's a fact that there is enough food being produced today in the world)? Can we honor individual's beliefs without taking freedoms away from others? I hope so.


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> It's not a matter of being expensive or not.
> I just don't want to setup proxy servers on all locations we provide
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> We have too many locations and many of them just don't have/want the space
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> Also, a single machine on each location is hard to manage.
> We manage everything as central as we can and we like to keep it that way.
I am wondering if as NAT redirect could send all web traffic to a
central proxy elsewhere on the net... Of course, this does nothing for
https, and the law will make no distinction.
Another option would be to set up a enterprise wide VPN, and have
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The fall fight schedule is beginning to fill up, as a handful of bouts have been announced or rumored to be finalized over the past week or so. The list includes the next title defense for Wladimir Klitschko, a long awaited junior middleweight showdown between two fighters on the search for more lucrative opportunities, and the debut event for TMT Promotions, headlined by Yuriorkis Gamboa and Andre Dirrell. Read on for more details. Fall Fights to Add to the Boxing Schedule Klitschko vs. Wach Credit: Sumio Yamada Wladimir Klitschko will return to Hamburg, Germany on November 10th to take on undefeated Polish heavyweight Mariusz Wach. Wach has an impressive 27-0 record with 15 KOs, however, what is unimpressive is his complete lack of noteworthy opposition. While building up that undefeated resume, the most "noteworthy" opponents he has faced includes Jason Gavern, Kevin McBride and Tye Fields. However, one intriguing component to the fight is Wach's physical presence. He is 6-f...
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MORE than a quarter of Thurrock's ten-year-olds are obese, shock new figures have revealed.
Thurrock council's annual health report also told how more than 25 percent of adults are in the same category.
And it revealed how one in five children live in poverty - and one in eight women smoke during pregnancy.
Labour's Barbara Rice, the councillor responsible for health, said: "The obesity rate is appalling and when children live in poverty, there is more obesity and we have a lot of our kids living in poverty.
"We can see from this picture that we have a long way to go to reduce health inequalities and improve the health and wellbeing of our communities."
The report, presented at the latest full council meeting, also showed men living in the Orsett ward are likely to live EIGHT years longer than someone living in one of Thurrock's most deprived wards, such as Tilbury St Chads.
Compared to similar sized boroughs across Britain, Thurrock has one of the highest rates of premature deaths from cancer, heart disease, strokes and lung disease.
Shane Hebb, the Conservative's spokesman on health, couldn't believe the difference in life expectancy between Thurrock's most and least deprived wards.
He said: "What a tragedy.
"The dreadful difference between life expectancy in our least and most deprived areas rears its ugly head again at 8.3 years!
"This report tells us the facts, now we must do something about it."
Responding to the shocking statistics on Twitter, resident Jacqui Faras said: "That's so shocking and sad."
Another Elizabeth Stevens said: "My heart is breaking. This is our borough, our towns, our kids and our future."
The council has now outlined 12 priorities to tackle Thurrock's health woes, which include working more closely with schools and developing a "healthy weight and tobacco control strategies" next year.
Grim facts:
*25.1 per cent of the borough's ten to 11-year-olds are obese - compared to 19 per cent nationally
*28 per cent of adults living in Thurrock are obese - nationally it's 24 per cent.
*12 per cent of women in Thurrock continue to smoke while pregnant - nationally: 13.7 per cent.
*21.9 per cent of children living in poverty - the national figure is the same.


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Roy Named Third-Team Midseason All-American
Senior tackle one of three Nevada players to earn All-American recognition.
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Brett Roy talks to the media following the Wolf Pack's loss to Utah State.
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Brandon Marshall talks to the media following Nevada's 42-28 win over Hawaii.
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2011: Honors candidate who returns to his starting spot as Nevada's outside linebacker ... Has started 33 games in his career entering his final season at Nevada ... Enters the year eighth on Nevada's career list for tackles for loss with 26.0 ... Named preseason fourth-team All-WAC by Phil Steele.
2010: Started all 13 games in the regular season and the bowl game at the strongside linebacker spot ... Finished sixth on the team in tackles with 63 on the year ... Notched 8.0 tackles for loss and also had 1.0 sack on the year ... Picked off a pair of passes ... Best performance came at Hawaii where he had eight tackles, including one for a loss, and also recovered a fumble ... Force a fumble and notched seven tackles against Idaho ... Interceptions came against UNLV and San Jose State ... Recorded seven tackles, including 1.5 for a loss in the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl against Boston College, one of four games in which he had at least seven stops.
2009: Had a strong sophomore season as he started every game at one of the outside linebacker spots ... Was named second-team All-WAC by Phil?Steele Publications ... Finished the season third on the team with 61 tackles ... Was fourth on the team with 9.5 tackles for a loss that results in 31 yards of loss for the opponent ... Notched one sack, which game against Fresno?State ... Forced a fumble against Idaho ... Recovered a fumble against Fresno State and returned it 30 yards ... Set a career high with nine tackles against UNLV, his hometown school ... Was credited with four pass breakups on the year ... Named fourth-team Preseason All-WAC by Phil Steele's College Football Preview.
2008: Played in every game with six starts ... Recorded 33 tackles on the year ... Was fourth on the team with 8.5 tackles for loss ... Also notched a pair of sacks ... Recorded his first career interception against Grambling State in the season opener ... Broke up two passes on the year.
2007: Redshirted his first year at Nevada.
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A graduate of Cimarron-Memorial High School in Las Vegas, Nev....Was a first-team All-Sunset Conference selection as a linebacker and as a tight end ... Was a second team all-state pick as a linebacker ... Was a two-time All-League selection on offensive and defense ... In his high school career, recorded 68 tackles, 13 sacks, 57 quarterback hurries, four fumble recoveries and one interception on defense ... Scored 10 touchdowns offensively with 691 yards as a running back and 95 receiving yards as a tight end ... Also lettered in track & field.
Born Brandon Markieth Marshall on Sept. 10, 1989, in Las Vegas, Nev. ... Son of Barbara Marshall ... Has an older sister, Sandra, and an older brother, Marcus ... Is involved in church activities and is a member of the Kappa Leadership League ... Majoring in criminal justice.
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Everyone should be so lucky as to find a medical doctor as good as mine. I have every confidence in his advice. He calls me after hours to report a test result that's out of line. He makes house calls. He's personable and funny. He's a master at playing the tabla. So when Michael moved from one medical group to another, I followed him without hesitation.
My electronic medical record did not follow me to his new practice. His former practice "owned" the record of my lab results, prescription particulars, and office visits. Besides, my information was trapped in a proprietary, non-transferable format. So my medical record got flushed down the toilet when I hopped from one practice to another.
A waste? Sure. It's as bad a situation as with corporate learning records.
If you've worked in a company with more than a thousand employees, your company's Learning Management System (LMS) has probably assembled a dossier on what courses you've completed and perhaps a score on how well you did.
Here's the rub: when you change employers, it's unlikely the record complied by the LMS is going to accompany you. Like my electronic medical record, your LMS entries are probably "owned" by your former employer and in a proprietary format to boot.
Wouldn't it be better for all concerned if you owned the record of what you'd learned and could take it with you?
After all, people now entering the workforce are likely to have at least seven or eight different jobs in the course of their working lives. Why on earth should they be forced to copy and re-copy the record of what they've been vetted for learning?
Medical records and learning portfolios should be ours to take with us.
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Sitting for hours is hard on your body. Use these yoga poses to stretch out before you board a long flight.By Stephanie Main
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Effects of Garlic Supplements on Drug Metabolism
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|July 20, 2005
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|December 30, 2009
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|Blood plasma and urine samples [ Time Frame: 3 months ]
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|Effects of Garlic Supplements on Drug Metabolism
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|Garlic Metabolism and Cytochrome P450 Modulation
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|This study will determine whether garlic supplements affect the way certain drugs are processed in the body.
|Detailed Description
Garlic supplements, which are often used to lower cholesterol and prevent cancer, are one of the most commonly used herbal products in the United States.
However, little is known about the way garlic supplements may interact with prescription medications when used simultaneously. This study will investigate four commonly used garlic supplements: garlic powder with a low content of allicin (a compound with antibacterial properties), garlic powder with a high allicin content, garlic oil, and aged garlic. The effects of these 4 garlic products on the drug-metabolizing enzyme cytochrome P450 (CYP) and a drug transporter, P-glycoprotein (Pgp) will be examined.
Participants will be randomly assigned to receive one of the four garlic supplements for 4 weeks. Drug probes of CYP and Pgp will be used to assess the in vivo activities of the substances. On the first day of garlic ingestion, blood collection will occur immediately after participants ingest their garlic supplement and 3, 4, and 6 hours after ingestion. Urine collection will occur immediately after participants' first garlic ingestion and 12, 15, and 72 hours after ingestion. Blood and urine collection will determine the concentration of the drug probes in the body, which will indicate changes in CYP and Pgp. Blood and urine tests will be repeated at the end of the study.
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Time Perspective: Prospective
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'Papa' Emile Latimer, mentor to area musicians, dies at age 79
One Tuesday night in the mid-to-late 1990s, musician Eric Crittenden walked into Nietzsche's and saw Emile Latimer playing with his band, Abundance. Crittenden asked the man everyone called "Papa," who had performed alongside such stars as Richie Havens and Nina Simone, if he could sit in.
"And of course, he was totally welcoming and open, as he was with every musician he met," Crittenden recalled. "And you know how it was after that, man – wherever Papa was playing when we weren't busy playing ourselves, that's where we'd be, every one of us on the music scene."
Stories like that one were themselves in abundance Thursday as friends and fans alike remembered and mourned Latimer, who died Wednesday of complications following a stroke at the age of 79.
Funeral arrangements were incomplete. But a jam session celebrating Latimer's life is scheduled for 8:30 p.m. Sunday in the Historic Colored Musicians Club, 145 Broadway. The event is free and open to the public. A memorial service is scheduled for Nov. 2, but the time and place have not yet been determined.
A revered musician and member of the Buffalo Music Hall of Fame, Latimer specialized in African hand drumming. He was a mainstay of the Buffalo music scene for decades, but he was equally known for mentoring countless other musicians in the area.
Musicians who knew Latimer tended to view their time with him as a rite of passage. Through open mic sessions, group jams and drum circles, Latimer acted as a mentor to musicians of various ages, ethnicities, backgrounds, cultures and musical styles. That is why to friends, family and musicians who felt inspired by him, Latimer was known simply as "Papa."
"He was Buffalo's muse, there is no doubt about it," said Crittenden, who plays saxophone. "More than a drummer, more than a musician, more than a father, he was a spiritual practitioner who used music as a breeding ground for the creation of positive vibes."
On Latimer's Facebook page, the people who knew him offered their musically themed condolences and memories.
"The world has lost an amazing soul and heaven has gained a drummer whose beat will move the angels to dance," wrote Annamary Holmes.
"When I lived above Nietzsche's, Emile guaranteed me he would 'keep my bed rockin' with his playing in the bar," wrote Ellen Nowell. "That he did … he will be missed."
Filmmaker Jeff Lieberman met Latimer for the first time in June. As writer and producer of a documentary on the life of Simone, Lieberman was interested in interviewing Latimer.
"I learned of Emile from a video I discovered, of him singing in concert with Nina," said Lieberman, speaking to The News by phone from Europe, where he is doing a final round of interviews for the as-yet-untitled documentary.
"I was intrigued, because as far as I've been able to tell, Emile was the only person Nina ever allowed to sing on stage with her during her '60s heyday. So that told me something about him.
"Then I met him, and I understood. He was immediately so open, so giving, such a sweet and gentle soul. He had an incredible charisma, a zest for life. He was unguarded and loving toward me from the first moment I met him."
Many area musicians first encountered Latimer at Nietzsche's, Allentown music mainstay. He would regularly preside over jam sessions, or simply arrive with his djembe – an African hand drum – and sit in with whoever happened to be playing.
"There's something here that can't be replaced," Crittenden said. "He's going to be missed. Buffalo has a hole in its soul now."
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Oskar Blues Liquids and Solids evacuated after employees sickened; restaurant remains closed
Employees of Oskar Blues Liquids and Solids in Longmont were forced to evacuate the restaurant just after noon yesterday after experiencing respiratory problems and nausea. According to Longmont Police Department spokesman Jeff Satur, seventeen employees were taken to area hospitals -- eight to Longmont United Hospital and nine with less serious symptoms to the Exempla Good Samaritan Medical Center in Lafayette -- for exposure to what was at first thought to be a refrigerant leak.
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After further investigation, Satur says, officials determined the problem might have been caused by an overworked water heater, incomplete gas combustion and a resulting buildup of fumes that are normally vented away from the building.
The workers who were hospitalized were released the same day after their symptoms diminished. Another seven employees who were exposed recovered quickly after exiting the building and being treated by responders from the Longmont Fire Department and Longmont HAZMAT team. No customers were affected.
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Given the limitations of adjunct caries detection and diagnostic tools, e.g., imperfect validity and reproducibility, as well as the difficulties in controlling all possible confounding factors, the need for an objective visual caries detection and diagnosis system has become evident. Our work has therefore aimed at systematizing caries lesions with the Universal Visual Scoring System (UniViSS) for occlusal and smooth surface lesions, which can be used for primary and permanent teeth, as well as under clinical, epidemiological, public health and laboratory conditions. Besides the description of the development and methodology of UniViSS, it is shown that UniViSS allows an accurate and reproducible classification of caries lesions on occlusal surfaces.
Visual caries detection and diagnosis is a key area for each dental practitioners, epidemiologists, teachers and scientists. While the application of the WHO's DMF index [
The methodical development of UniViSS took into consideration basic diagnostic principles and well-accepted caries detection and diagnostic criteria, e.g., WHO basic methods [
Different to existing visual systems for caries detection/diagnosis, which are essentially a sequence of criteria from 'healthy' to 'severely decayed', UniViSS uses a three-step diagnostic procedure to classify in detail the complex clinical appearance of carious lesions. These three steps are: (1) severity assessment (the severity also determines the detection level, if a caries lesion is present); (2) discoloration assessment; and (3) activity assessment. The lesion activity should be recorded as a Yes/No decision. As a whole, UniViSS can therefore be understood as a three-dimensional system of caries detection and diagnosis (
The stepwise development of UniViSS happened over several years and was supported by repeated evaluations of the system to its present state. Each time, several experienced dentists assessed the system's status in terms of its practicability, consistence and design under different conditions. The evaluations were followed by an exchange of knowledge and ideas and discussions about possible improvements. The development status of UniViSS was then updated and approved. The following tests were carried out:
- Examination of 40 subjects at two different points in time as part of a general screening. The examinations were done by separate examiners (I.G., S.B., H.S.). - Evaluation of the criteria under field conditions for 12-year olds as part of the standard school examination in a provincial town of the Philippines (R.H.-W.). - Application and assessment in a dental office (T.O.). - On-going review of the criteria set as part of patient care in university hospitals and the training of under- and postgraduate students and dentists (J.K., R.H.-W.).
- Examination of 40 subjects at two different points in time as part of a general screening. The examinations were done by separate examiners (I.G., S.B., H.S.).
- Evaluation of the criteria under field conditions for 12-year olds as part of the standard school examination in a provincial town of the Philippines (R.H.-W.).
- Application and assessment in a dental office (T.O.).
- On-going review of the criteria set as part of patient care in university hospitals and the training of under- and postgraduate students and dentists (J.K., R.H.-W.).
For testing the validity of UniViSS a sample of 65 sound and mostly non-cavitated third molars was selected from a pool of teeth extracted for surgical or orthodontic reasons. Only permanent molars without sealants, fillings, cavitations, approximal and/or buccal/lingual caries lesions and developmental defects were included. All teeth were independently categorized according to the newly developed UniViSS criteria by two dentists. All diagnoses were counterchecked one week later to form a consensus diagnosis for each surface. In case of different findings, both examiners discussed the discordant results and came to an agreement. The histological validation included the sectioning of all teeth with a microtome saw (Mikrotrenn MT 1-78-03, Hofer, Switzerland) to find the maximum caries extension of the lesion. To assess the caries extension more precisely all slices were examined under a light microscope at sixteen fold magnification (Stemi SV11 stereomicroscope, Zeiss, Oberkochen, Germany). The slice with the greatest caries extension for each specimen was identified, digitally photographed and stored. Each caries lesion was classified according to the criteria by Marthaler [
For testing intra- and inter-examiner reproducibility the inaugurator of UniViSS (J.K.) as well as two other dentists (D1, D2) investigated 60 sound and non-cavitated extracted third molars under standardized
Our efforts led finally to the development of a visual system for the detection and diagnosis of caries that is universally applicable and adaptable (
For analyzing the caries activity lesion-related factors, e.g., discoloration, location on the tooth surface, presence or absence of plaque and superficial texture/roughness play an important role in addition to patient-related factors such as age, individual caries risk, oral hygiene, tooth-friendly nutrition and fluoride intake. White and white-brown colored lesions, plaque coverage, roughness and the location in plaque retentive areas are strong indicators of a lesion which is active (
According to the second aim of this study, the validity and reproducibility of UniViSS on occlusal surfaces was tested. Histological validation revealed that 12 teeth (18%) showed no signs of demineralization, 30 teeth (46%) had a caries in the enamel (D1-2), 17 teeth (26%) showed a lesion limited to the outer half of the dentin (D3), whereas in six teeth (10%) caries had already spread into the inner half of the dentin (D4). After correlating the histological findings with UniViSS the following data were obtained for the caries detection level (D0 vs. D1-4): SE 100.0%, SP 58.3% and Az 0.841. For dentine caries detection (D0-2 vs. D3-4) the parameters were SE 62.5%, SP 97.6 and Az 0.816. The intra-examiner wK values/coincident readings were found within a range between 0.90/93% (D1, D2) and 0.98/98% (J.K.); the inter-examiner reproducibility amounted to 0.89/91% (D2), 0.97/98% (D1) and 0.93/95% (J.K.).
This manuscript describes the development and methodology of UniViSS. Firstly validity and reproducibility data for occlusal surfaces is presented. The development of UniViSS was mainly influenced by the results of previous epidemiological and diagnostic caries studies by the authors [
After analyzing the diagnostic performance it can be concluded that the validity and reproducibility results are very encouraging. Considering the registered validity data in comparison to previously published results of different visual caries detection and diagnostic systems [
When reflecting of the methodology and potential of UniViSS for dental practice, clinical studies and epidemiological trials the new visual caries detection and diagnostic system allow a precise description of non-cavitated and cavitated caries lesions alike. To make examination data comparable UniViSS follows basic principles [
Due to the meticulous classification of all possible stages of the caries process UniViSS is able to register logically the clinical appearance of all kind of carious lesions. However, by grouping the various criteria its use can be simplified significantly, e.g., for the purpose of epidemiologists. Epidemiological studies normally require a simple and practicable procedure to ensure that the several tests can be carried out efficiently under field conditions, too. The easiest way of doing this is to group all non-cavitated lesions under the same category (Scores F, E, M) apart from registering the cavitated caries lesions (Scores D, L, P = D-component of the DMF index) and to record them as one score for the respective tooth or surface. Thus, any carious processes that can at least be observed visually will be captured. Although it requires more effort, each of the three diagnostic steps mentioned above (1. severity assessment, 2. discoloration assessment, and 3. activity assessment) may also be included in the study design. In order to ensure the reproducibility of the results the teeth should be cleaned and the examiner(s) should have received a calibration training prior to the study.
Each caries diagnosis has to be linked with distinct treatment strategy. Therefore the dentist has to decide whether those lesions may be treated with non-invasive/preventive or invasive/restorative measures. The classification according to the treatment strategies suggested by Pitts [
The present development state of UniViSS allow a precise recording of the entire spectrum of (non-)cavitated caries lesions on occlusal and smooth surfaces with just one visual diagnostic system. After the systematization of the criteria and the first encouraging assessment of the diagnostic performance further studies can be planned.
Three-step procedure of UniViSS for detection and assessment of caries lesions.
Criteria of the Universal Visual Scoring System for pits and fissures (UniViSS occlusal).
Criteria of the Universal Visual Scoring System for smooth surfaces (UniViSS smooth).
Summary of possible conditions for the usage of UniViSS.
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In the negotiations that culminated in a new labor agreement that was announced yesterday, the union had the best interests of George Steinbrenner's checkbook in mind. Whereas the other clubs are out to get the Yankees' money and inhibit them from spending what is left, the union tried to help the Yankees.
The union proposed that the rate schedule for the tax on payrolls above designated thresholds start over in the new five-year agreement that was announced yesterday at Busch Stadium before Game 3 of the Word Series.
As a club that has exceeded the threshold and paid the tax each of the four years of the existing agreement, the Yankees pay at a rate of 40 percent. Last year they paid $34 million; this year they will pay nearly $26 million.
The union wanted the Yankees to be able to go back next year to a rate of 22.5 percent, which they have not paid since 2003, the first year of the expiring agreement.
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by Millipede Peevish men, wives who watched every word and worse they really embraced the submission beliefs. The wives would gripe very rarely about their husbands and the work and if they did they were sure to say that they weren't in disagreement with the system, ,merely letting off a little steam.The women were just as much true believers. This isn't as I first thought/hoped in that Patriarchy can be a humane system for women. Instead I realized that there will always be those who for varying reasons, become ardent followers of movements which harm them. There are women who will accept or even come to love degradation if it comes approval and "love". Look at people in … [Read more...]
Who Was That Masked Man? Part 3
by CaluluWhen we last left everyone Tom was in and out of his home with Tina. Tina was determined to wait out his infidelity and we were trying to rally around Tina since she was disabled and alone. Things are about to get beyond strange, with the ripples affecting a number of families at church.During this super awkward time frame Hubby and I start getting regular visits from Alice, Sam and their six kids. The visits go like this. We get a call or they just show up at dinner time and announce that they have no food at the house and no money.The visits created stress because obviously we couldn't be around or have over the Smiths at the same time. So it felt like the worlds … [Read more...]
Unwrapping the Onion: Part 9: Starting a New Life
by Permission to LiveThis post is the final post in a series. Please click here to start with the series Introduction.It's the spring of 2012 now, and we've moved to a new home in a new city and are making new friends and starting over. We've officially left the ministry and are making new career plans. My spouse has begun transition and she has been able to go by her new name and female pronouns publicly now after using them at home for months. Only now there is no second guessing over what she can wear when we go out. There is no tripping over which name to use. It's only been a few months, but she has said "I'm so happy!" with enough frequency that it has actually gotten downright … [Read more...]
Who Was That Masked Man: Part 2
by CaluluWhen we last left off Tom was in love with another woman and defiant to criticism. Says he has a right to be happy, he feels no sorrow for the affair and he's not going to stop. God approves, according to Tom even though the Bible clearly states otherwise. I responded by doing the bad thing, doing what any good fundigelical pearl clutcher feels obligated to do, I go to our mutual Pastor. Now Pastor already knows and says he is going to 'deal' with the feckless frolicking fornicators. He goes to both to confront them and gets mixed responses, Alice still swears there was no actual sex going on and tells the Pastor this is no ones business.Tom tells Pastor pretty much the same … [Read more...]
Unwrapping the Onion: Part 8: Coming Out, Bit by Bit
by Permission to Live This post is part of a series of nine posts. Please click here to start with the series Introduction.It was getting harder and harder for my spouse to put on a masculine facade when we went out. At home, after all, he was able to just be himself. It was also starting to feel awkward referring to him as a "he." The pronouns just didn't fit anymore. Other people started to notice too. When we went down to visit family over the summer we had several different family members ask if my spouse was gay. Apparently being a feminine male-presenting person attracts attention.The summer of 2011 was significant in another way too. I had arranged to meet up with a friend … [Read more...]
Millipede: Part Two
by MillipedeEventually, the church building materialized. At first, we had a larger group. Soon however, there was a falling out with a group which had comprised most of those from the Patriot group. Part of it was personality and some of it was viewpoint. Some wanted to the place to be a patriot type meeting house while some wanted it to be a church. This belied a rift that plays itself over again and again in this end of the spectrum.On one hand there are what I would call the "political types". This is simply for lack of a better term and is not indicative of a lack of Faith. People within this group were most often led into church via ideological means. Their religious views are … [Read more...]
Unwrapping the Onion: Part 7: Charting a New Course
by Permission to LiveThis post is part of a series of nine posts. Please click here to start with the series Introduction.It had been a year since my spouse had come out to me. It felt like it had been much longer. So much had changed and yet nothing had changed. We still hadn't decided how Christianity tied in with our changing reality: I was leaning further and further away from the idea of God but my spouse still believed. We felt like there were no real answers anymore. Life was not as black and white as people wanted it to be. My spouse was talking more and more about transitioning and I felt like there was no one-size-fits-all in gender identity. Maybe my spouse would become c … [Read more...]