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None in Antrim in 1873 but Magherafelt is very near the Derry Antrim border
Name: Jane Houston
Registration district: Magherafelt
Record type: BIRTHS
Registration date - quarter and year: 1873
Estimated birth year:
Mother's surnames:
Film number: 101050
Volume: 16
Page: 696
Digital GS number: 4187289
Image number: 00183
Collection: Ireland, Civil Registration Indexes 1845-1958
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Sent: 03 December 2009 18:53
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Hi Linda!
Lucky you!! I wish I was there with you......I sure could use some
help finding the Birth record of Jane HOUSTON, born.... 1873.... in either
Antrim or Londonderry...[I'm pretty sure it was Antrim] to Parents John
HOUSTON and Catherine McERLANE. I have even paid to have her searched in
Ireland, NO LUCK!! Maybe they just didn't register her birth, or maybe it
just wasn't a good search...I don't know. However, if you feel kindly honey,
and have the time....could you do a search for me? I'll be happy to pay you
for it.
I'm glad you're having fun there...you deserve it girl!!!!
Don't worry if you don't have time for this Linda, okay? It was just
a thought I had. Look forward to hearing from you when you get home again.
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Subject: [S-I] In Salt Lake This week
Hi people, I'm in salt lake doing research. having a hard time getting into
the admin website so service may be poor. however having a great time. A
LOT in the Northern Irish collection and seem to have found some traces of
my client's family in the late middle ages (he turned out to be irish).
Luckily they were pardoned by Queen Lizzie and two might be bishops in
raphoe. (caps not working well). Waiting to hear from the DNA guy on
whether this is probably a match. I think its in his declared location.....
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PHILADELPHIA -Though the sky threatened at different points in the day, the rain mostly stayed away from Penn Park, allowing for a full day of action on Friday in the first-ever Penn Invitational. With 13 Quakers entered into different flights of the singles competition, the day had to be considered a rousing success as 10 of them were able to advance into Saturday morning's quarterfinals. Four of the seven flights will have two Penn players among the final eight when play resumes tomorrow.
On the doubles side, things didn't run quite as smoothly for the Red and Blue. All four teams entered into Flight A were eliminated on Friday in their opening matches. However, in Flight B, the teams of Lucas Andreika/Jason Magnes and Vim De Alwis/Ismael Lahlou each advanced into the quarterfinals. Wins from the two teams in tomorrow's quarterfinals would set up an all-Penn semifinal later in the day.
Below is a complete rundown of Penn's Friday results:
Penn Flight
Nikola Kocovic def. Peter Pello (Norfolk State), 6-3, 6-2
Kocovic will face Zack McCourt (Princeton) in the Penn Flight Quarterfinals
Jeremy Court def. Ismael Dinia (Binghamton), 7-6(4), 7-5
Court will face Mike Hill (Brown) in the Penn Flight Quarterfinals
Quaker Flight
Ismael Lahlou def. Alex Frakes (Saint Peter's), 6-1, 6-2
Lahlou will face Juan Pablo Ramirez (Minnesota) in the Quaker Flight Quarterfinals
Troy Beneck (Delaware) def. Blaine Willenborg, 5-7, 6-4, 10-2
Willenborg will face Dan Davies (Princeton) in the Quaker Consolation Quarterfinals
Levy Flight
Dominic Patrick (Iowa) def. Austin Kaplan, 6-4, 6-7(5), 10-4
Kaplan will face Jeff Kessler (Saint Joseph's) in the Levy Consolation Quarterfinals
Vim De Alwis def. Chris Jiminez (St. Francis (PA)), 6-3, 2-6, 10-4
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Sylvester Wee def. Juan Parado (St. Francis (PA)), 6-1, 6-2
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Rob Wong def. Oliver Bellomi (Saint Peter's), 6-0, 6-1
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Ben Franklin Flight
Mark Milbrandt advances over Fabian Valdiviezo (Saint Peter's), walkover
Milbrandt will face Mohamed El Tonbari (Princeton) in the Ben Franklin Flight Quarterfinals
Jason Magnes def. Lawson Barter (St. Francis (PA)), 6-1, 7-5
Magnes will face Michael Katz (Princeton) in the Ben Franklin Flight Quarterfinals
Red Flight
Lucas Andreika advances over Luccas Coutinho (Saint Peter's), walkover
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Alex Fioravante (Drexel) def. Andrew Berman, 6-0, 6-3
Berman will face Andres Urrea (Saint Joseph's) in the Red Consolation Quarterfinals
Kyle Roth def. Kent Austin (Norfolk State), 6-4, 6-2
Roth will face David Neff (Brown) in the Red Flight Quarterfinals
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Da Silveira/Hill (Brown) def. Kocovic/Milbrandt, 8-5
David/Vereschaga (Buffalo) def. Court/Roth, 8-3
Hove/Mehta (Buffalo) def. Wee/Wong, 8-5
Braga/Pello (Norfolk State) def. Kaplan/Willenborg, 8-6
Flight B
Andreika/Magnes def. Brondeau/Kessler (Saint Joseph's), 9-7
Andreika/Magnes def. Barter/Pijper (St. Francis (PA)), 8-1
Andreika/Magnes will face El Tonbari/Katz (Princeton) in the Flight B Quarterfinals
De Alwis/Lahlou def. Fioravante/Saveedra (Drexel), 9-7
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Subject: [NY-TROY-IRISH-GENSOC] MILOT Family
Date: Tue, 29 May 2007 16:52:24 -0400 (GMT-04:00)
Hi Listers,
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I am doling research of the Milot family of Albany NY. In the census records it is stated that they lived in Ward 9 West Troy. What area did this emcompass. Is that the Cohoes and Waterford areas of the city. I have been having a hard time tracing the family. Everyone in the family is deceased and my mother (a Milot) knew very little about the family. Any help would be appreciated.
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LYCEUM: KPMG's Flynn Comments on Auditing Today, the Future
Timothy Flynn, chairman and CEO of KPMG LLP, offered undergraduate accountancy students a clear and concise picture of the current status of the audit profession during his Lyceum presentation in late April.
Detailing the health of the audit profession is a pertinent subject for students because, with the loss of Arthur Andersen LLP, the audit profession suffered one of its greatest setbacks. In fact, said Flynn, the audit profession has been the focus of only two pieces of legislations, both occurring immediately after major losses of public faith: the Securities Act of 1933-34 and the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002.
Living under Sarbanes-Oxley is actually good for the profession, he argued. Negative publicity in part stemmed from the opinion that the profession should already have been carrying out the quality assurance duties assigned to the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board or PCAOB. The very existence of the PCAOB, created by the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and charged with overseeing the auditors of public companies to protect the interests of investors, itself augurs well for audit quality said Flynn.
The mainstay of Flynn's talk, however, dealt with the larger philosophical issue of rules and principles and the current debate raging thereon. "Accountants want rules," he said, "while managers demand principles." Ultimately, though, the debate is a false one, he said. Strict adherence to principles, without regard to rules, can lead one down the wrong path just as easily as adherence to rules without regard for principles can. It is very important to use judgement and experience to evaluate the environment and chart out the appropriate path, keeping an eye on both standards. When accounting is used to obtain certain pre-conceived results, that's a sign of sticking to rules with little regard to principles, he said. Generating a large number of applications with no consistency is a sign that one's headed for the other extreme.
"What would be the pros and cons of the SEC appointing auditors for companies?" asked a budding accountant, extrapolating the concept of the PCAOB to its extreme. Not such a good idea for a variety of reasons, said Flynn. If, for example, one were to rotate auditing firms, a tremendous loss of knowledge would occur in the ensuing activity. If there were to be a state-owned auditing firm, it eventually would be unable to attract talent.
Overall, Flynn's talk reassured students that the auditing profession, while experiencing a period of enormous change, is in good health and is rapidly becoming even stronger.
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Katrina's Impact on the U.S. Oil and Natural Gas Markets
As of Wednesday, August 31, 4:00 pm --SEE MOST
According to the Minerals Management
Service (MMS), as of 11:30 Central Time August 31, Gulf
of Mexico oil production was reduced by over 1.371 million barrels
per day as a result of Hurricane Katrina, equivalent to about
91.45 percent of daily Gulf of Mexico oil production (which
is 1.5 million barrels per day). The MMS also reported that
8.345 billion cubic feet per day of natural gas production was
shut in, equivalent to 83.46 percent of daily Gulf of Mexico
natural gas production (which is 10 billion cubic feet per day).
Crude oil prices and petroleum product prices have spiked over
the last three trading days. As of the close of trading on Wednesday,
the NYMEX West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil futures price
fell 87 cents per barrel from yesterday's all time high (unadjusted
for inflation), settling at $68.94. The gasoline near-month
futures price gained 14.0 cents per gallon from yesterday, settling
at 261.45 cents per gallon, an all-time high for the near-month
closing price (unadjusted for inflation). The heating oil near-month
futures price fell 2.29 cents per gallon from yesterday's all
time high (unadjusted for inflation), settling at 205.30 cents
per gallon.
As of August 26, (the
most recent data available), U.S. commercial crude oil inventories
(excluding those in the Strategic Petroleum Reserve) decreased
by 1.5 million barrels from the previous week. At 321.4 million
barrels, U.S. crude oil inventories are well above the upper
end of the average range for this time of year. Total motor
gasoline inventories declined by 0.5 million barrels last week,
putting them near the bottom end of the average range. Distillate
fuel inventories increased by 2.7 million barrels last week,
and are above the upper end of the average range for this time
of year. Total commercial petroleum inventories rose by 2.4
million barrels last week and now stand above the upper end
of the average range for this time of year. Total product supplied
over the last 4-week period has averaged 21.5 million barrels
per day, or 2.3 percent more than averaged over the same period
last year.
Impact on Refineries. Unlike 2004's Hurricane Ivan, which
affected oil production facilities and had a lasting impact
on crude oil production in the Gulf of Mexico, it appears that
Hurricane Katrina may have a more lasting impact on refinery
production and the distribution system. However, that the news
is varied, with some refineries likely able to restart their
operations within the next 1 to 2 weeks, while others will likely
be down for a more extended period, possibly several months.
There are several factors currently inhibiting refinery production
(see EIA's This
Week in Petroleum).
The U.S. distillate surplus that built up over the last several
months will certainly be important as seasonal emphasis shifts
to heating oil. While distillate prices will react to crude
price and related developments, the more critical near term
product problem relates to gasoline.
On Wednesday, August 31, reports indicated the Louisiana Offshore
Oil Port (LOOP) might unload its first tanker cargo since August
27. A pipeline controlled by the port meets the Capline pipeline
system in St. James, Louisiana, which connects to refineries.
The port has started making deliveries to Exxon Mobil Corp.'s
Baton Rouge refinery.
There are conflicting reports about the damage to the port of
New Orleans. Damage could impact ethanol flow down the Mississippi
River for supply to other regions like the West Coast, which
receives a key part of its ethanol supply from here. Europe
will provide some support for the United States, likely increasing
gasoline exports, although an active turnaround season will
also constrain their ability to fully resupply U.S. requirements.
Natural Gas
The natural gas futures price for October delivery was down
19 cents, to reach $11.47 per million Btu as of the close of
trading today, Wednesday, 8/31. In trading on the Intercontinental
Exchange, the Henry Hub spot price was $12.69 per MMBtu in today's
trading, up $0.33 from yesterday (Tuesday) and up $2.84 per
MMBtu from last Friday's price. (Owing to the hurricane, trading
was suspended at the Henry Hub on Monday.) At market locations
across the Gulf region, price increases today ranged up to $4.10
per MMBtu with an average of $0.91 per MMBtu. The overall average
change in price was $0.58 per MMBtu.
There are reports that Hurricane Katrina may have damaged key
natural gas processing facilities on the Gulf Coast, which could
delay a recovery of supplies of the fuel. Even if platforms
and pipelines are either unaffected or readily restored to service,
the gas generally can't flow to market without treatment. Four
plants may have been affected that have a combined capacity
of 5.5 Bcf per day, which is the equivalent of almost 10 percent
of total national production.
Flows through the Henry Hub were zero during the period from
6 p.m. (Eastern Time) on Sunday until 12:30 p.m. on Monday.
Operations presently appear to be around normal. Preliminary
assessment of the Henry Hub operations indicates that the Hub
avoided significant damage from Hurricane Katrina.
Hurricane Katrina apparently has had little impact on receipts
of liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipments at the LNG terminal
at Lake Charles, Louisiana. Trunkline LNG, operator of the facility,
had shut down operations for maintenance to accommodate expansion
tie-ins. The facility was restored to active status ahead of
schedule on Sunday. No shipments were scheduled to arrive at
Lake Charles during the days affected by Katrina.
Gulf of Mexico Oil & Natural Gas Facts
Energy Information Administration
Data as of June 2005 unless otherwise noted.
Office of Electricity Delivery & Energy Reliability
hurricane situation reports
Department of Interior
Minerals Management Service
Coast Guard Hurricane Katrina Incident Management Site
DOE Secretary Bodman's statement on Hurricane Katrina


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After the disastrous Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) IPO in May, CEO and creator Mark Zuckerberg quickly changed his tune. His social media site was no longer about lofty ideals of changing the world. Instead, his two favorite words became "monetization" and "mobile."
Zuck backed his talk up with a variety of money-making efforts, including Gifts and a new ad exchange market. Despite all this, he also understands that there is a tough balance between cash and "customers." If he annoys his huge user base, the impact could be devastating. Just ask other once-popular social networks like MySpace and Friendster.
This fine line is what makes Facebook's latest News Feed redesign a big deal. The company does not have the luxury of a start-up like Pinterest, for example, to make changes in the user interface without making monetization a priority.
At the same time, users are known for complaining about widespread design changes, as they did when the News Feed format debuted. With that in mind, let's take a closer look at the new interface — and what it could mean for revenues and the stock.
The Look
The good news is that the News Feed looks promising. Here are some of the key changes:
- Bigger Is Better: The photos are much larger now — and richer. This is good considering that roughly half of News Feed posts are photos. In fact, users upload 350 million photos every day! Even videos — a growing part of the site — will be larger.
- Less Clutter: The News Feed also makes it easier for users to get the information they want. That is, they can create streams for certain topics and easily add filters. Zuckerberg believes that the updated News Feed is a next-generation newspaper.
- One Size Fits All: The mobile and desktop experiences are virtually the same, making the user experience more seamless.
The Revenues
So … what about monetization? Well, Zuckerberg provided only rough ideas, but each of these qualities of the News Feed does seem to have lots of potential to lift revenues. Take a look:
- Bigger Ads: By having larger photos, there will be more room to flash ads — and ads users will not be able to ignore. Plus, the push on videos should also be positive. These types of ads — if done right — can generate fairly high rates. It should thus come as no surprise that there are rumors that Facebook will soon launch a video-ad system.
- More Targeted Ads: At the same time, the improved filtering is likely to help with monetization since advertisers will be better able to better target ads to users.
- One Size Fits All Ads: Finally, the desktop/mobile meld should be important since it will be easier for advertisers to create campaigns. In other words, there will not be a need to have different approaches for the desktop and mobile platforms. Consider that in the latest quarter, mobile revenues accounted for nearly a quarter of overall ad sales.
The Stock
Such potential is undoubtedly part of the reason that Facebook's stock got a nice boost in the wake of the new layout. Despite that 4% gain, though, the stock has been a laggard for 2013, climbing only 6% year-to-date. Keep in mind that Google's (NASDAQ:GOOG) shares are up 19%, while the broader market is up 9%.
Measured growth, though, is the name of the game for Facebook right now. If the company gets too aggressive with user changes and monetization efforts, it could have a severe negative impact.
In other words, it's actually good not to see big jumps in the stock price at this point. A little change can go a long way, while too much can drive users away.
Tom Taulli runs the InvestorPlace blog IPO Playbook. He is also the author of "How to Create the Next Facebook" and "High-Profit IPO Strategies: Finding Breakout IPOs for Investors and Traders."Follow him on Twitter at @ttaulli. As of this writing, he did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned securities.


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Published: September 19, 2012 at 1:53 PMArrghh!!!!
Published: September 19, 2012 at 4:05 PMFrom last year's Theme Park Attraction Tournament:
"Disneyland's PotC is simply the greatest theme park attraction ever built (and the last one overseen by Walt himself). It is a true whole-family experience, a masterpiece of animatronics, story, and song, and a ride that transcends age, gender, nationality, and theme park bias. Of all the attractions [I have visited], DL's PotC is the only one that I am sure will still be standing in 2067 (its 100th anniversary). If you look up the word "classic" in the dictionary, PotC is used as an example."
Instead of International Talk Like a Pirate Day, we should have a Celebrate Pirates of the Carribean Day.
PS I have my guy-liner on in massive quantities today!
Published: September 19, 2012 at 4:37 PMDisney announced something from POTC4 will be coming to the Florida ride soon. Any guesses?
Published: September 19, 2012 at 8:15 PMI know everyone loves PoTC and I do to but I'm going to have to say that it is not the best ride there. I feel that nowadays the storytelling is moving to be more fast paced. Thats just how people are going to absorb it better, Im not saying that it will lessen but Im just saying that rides like Pirates are definately there forever but not the highlight of the newer generation's trip. (I like splash mountain the most. Perfect mix of thrills and storytelling, for me at least.)
Published: September 20, 2012 at 8:15 AM^^It sounds familiar, Robert, but even my pop-culture sponge of a brain can't quite place it :(
Published: September 20, 2012 at 8:39 AMSometimes a merman pushed the boats. :)


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The local Veteran's Service Office is located at 225 N Pine St in Gunnison, and is led by Veteran's Service Officer Al Falsetto. Mr. Falsetto can be reached at 970.641.7919.
The Gunnison Chamber of Commerce, 500 E Tomichi Ave, Gunnison, CO, 81230 970.641.1501, is a great resource to assist in locating off-campus housing options, area clinics and physicians, employment opportunities, and a local calendar of events.
The Gunnison Country Shopper is a great local resource for classified ads where you can find anything from jobs, housing, and vehicles, to appliances and furniture.
Tenderfoot Child and Family Development Center, located on the Western campus, is a convenient child-care option. Full-time Western students receive a 15% discount. You can contact Tenderfoot at 970.642.1949.
The Gunnison Watershed School District is Gunnison's public school system for K-12 students and is located at 800 N. Boulevard Street in Gunnison. You can contact the school via phone at 970.641.7770.
Medical Resources
Gunnison Family Medical Center is located at 707 N Iowa Street and can be contacted at 970.641.1771.
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The Gunnison Valley Hospital is located at 711 North Taylor Street in Gunnison. You can contact the hospital at 970.641.1456.


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Concordia Achieves Top-Tier Rankings in 2014 US News & World Report
September 11, 2013
Bronxville, NY– Concordia College–New York announced today that it has been ranked number 32 in the US News & World Report 2014 Edition of Best Colleges in the North Region. For the second year in a row, Concordia ranks in the Top 5 for Ethnic Diversity among Colleges in the North Region, moving up from 5th to 4th. The annual US News and World Report has long been the most trusted ranking for America's top colleges and universities.
"We are proud to see Concordia College included again in the top tier of the rankings," said Dean Sherry Fraser, "Our continuing commitment to growing and nurturing our student body, increasing academic offerings, and our passion for educating the whole person are embodied in this ranking. Our faculty and staff have worked tirelessly to build Concordia College into the great institution that it is today and this ranking is a testament to their dedication".
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Posted on Apr 26, 2012
By Joe Conason
Colombian prostitutes and lavish partying in Vegas inspire hot headlines—and understandably infuriate the public. But concerned as President Obama must be over the unfolding embarrassments in the Secret Service and the General Services Administration, he may actually be comforted by the feeble attempts of a few politicians to wring political profit from those scandals. The likelihood that the White House is implicated can be measured by their stature.
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Yet Republicans who won't pretend that Barack Obama is responsible for a handful of bad security agents or GSA officials will still scream that these misadventures prove "Democratic big government" is America's biggest problem.
Initial efforts to lay blame upon the president—who was betrayed by both the GSA director he had appointed and by the Secret Service and military personnel tasked to protect him in Cartagena—were predictable enough. Collins, R-Maine, suggested that Obama is somehow "responsible" for overspending on a GSA conference in Las Vegas simply because he appointed the agency's head (whom he promptly fired when the abuses came to his attention). She has been in government long enough to know that the president can scarcely oversee every dollar—and while $860,000 sounds like a lot of money, it is a vanishingly small sum in a nearly $4 trillion federal budget. Grandstanding politicians like her often compare the nation's expenditures, with false naivete, to a household budget. For a family earning $40,000 a year, this would represent a misallocation of far less than 4 cents.
As for the prostitution scandal, Grassley, R-Iowa, seized upon the inevitable publicity to get a little for himself, by asking the Secret Service whether it is adequately investigating the possible involvement of White House staff members. He specifically pointed to the White House Communications Agency—which used to be called the Signal Office and is in fact part of the White House Military Office, not under direct control of the president or his civilian staff, as the Iowa senator ought to know by now. Lieberman, the Connecticut independent who nominally caucuses with the Senate Democrats, chimed in on Fox News with his usual sanctimony to urge that the president be "held accountable" for the Secret Service fiasco, although he couldn't quite explain what that would mean, instead reciting the usual "buck stops at the president's desk" pap.
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But certainly some Republicans will seek to conflate the GSA matter (and perhaps even the Secret Service scandal) with all government spending, since the tea party ideology that now dominates their party deems almost all government to be synonymous with "waste, fraud and abuse."
Would they abolish the Secret Service? Probably not, since that great scourge of waste, Newt Gingrich, insists he will continue using their protection—at a cost of millions in taxpayer dollars—from now until the GOP convention in August. As for the GSA, the problem there appears to have arisen from a favorite Republican panacea that is always supposed to eliminate inefficiency: the hiring of a private contractor.
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By Ted Whitney, April 28, 2012 at 7:57 pm Link to this comment
Latest news: the GOP wants to privatize the Secret Service. Proposed contractors
By steve, April 28, 2012 at 1:52 pm Link to this comment
It seems unlikely that whoring and carousing is a new
By Rob Gustaveson, April 27, 2012 at 11:59 am Link to this comment
Probably this is another dirty trick by the GOP. By Rove. It's really a non-issue no matter what anyone does. There are too many Government agencies. Period. Most are only making things worse or not doing their job at all. A fear based world will fail.
By Marian Griffith, April 27, 2012 at 11:27 am Link to this comment
I agree PatrickHenry
More money will be wasted on 'discussing' and 'adressing' these trivial (on the scale of government finances) issues.
And any of the big sponsors dominating the upcoming presidential elections will waste more on lavish dinners and call girls for themselves and their 1pct-er friends than either of these scandals.
The only reason that fox news and the republicans are not making more of a faux-outraged stink over this is because they do not want the Obama campaign to start digging in their own reeking mud, which would ressurrect similar and worse scandals in the very checkered past of that party.
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Knowledge of what works in the field of medicine still leaves doctors, for example, with decisions relating to abortion and euthanasia. An abortionist can be an expert in the way he performs an abortion. He has honed this "skill" through scientific study of the created order (general revelation). But is it right and just to use this knowledge in the destruction of pre‑born babies? Where does one go to find out? Dr. Jack Kevorkian designed a "suicide machine" that was efficient, effective, and painless, three criteria to consider in the practice of modern medicine. But was what he did right and just? This is the real issue. Procedures that were designed as part of the healing craft are now being used to destroy life. There is no doubt that abortionists and doctors like Kavorkian are skilled practitioners of their respective crafts, but that's not enough.
The study of the facts alone might lead some medical practitioners to conclude that since animals often abandon and kill their young, therefore homo sapiens, also an evolved species, are little different if they do the same. A more highly evolved species like man can do it more efficiently and for "high" social reasons. Such a view is not as far-fetched as it seems. Some years ago, after a debate on the issue of abortion, a discussion arose.
[M]ost of the students already recognized that the unborn child is a human life. Nevertheless, certain social reasons are considered "high enough" to justify ending that life. According to some of the women, examples of "high enough" reasons include protecting pregnant teenagers from the psychological distress of bearing a child, helping poor women who aren't able to care adequately for a child, and preventing children from coming into the world "unwanted." Many charged that pro‑life philosophies are not "socially acceptable" because they fail to deal realistically with these problems.[1]
The modern‑day evolutionary hypothesis rests on a study of "nature." A majority of scientists have made a thorough study of the cosmos and concluded that man has evolved from some type of primordial chaos. Such a conclusion has numerous ethical implications.[2] A number of ideological, political, and economic systems are based on the doctrine of evolution.[3] It is this independent study of the facts alone that leads them to their anti‑Christian conclusions.
The humanists understand the importance of education in creating worldview shifts and control, so why don't Christians? Charles Francis Potter, who founded the First Humanist Society of New York in 1929 and signed the first Humanist Manifesto in 1933, made no secret of the purpose of the American public schools:
Education is thus a most powerful ally of Humanism, and every American public school is a school of Humanism. What can the theistic Sunday-school, meeting for an hour once a week, and teaching only a fraction of the children, do to stem the tide of a five-day program of humanistic teaching?[4]
R. J. Rushdoony pointed out the Humanist design for education in Intellectual Schizophrenia (1961) and The Messianic Character of American Education (1963). According to Rushdoony, modern government education "is erosive and destructive of all culture except the monolithic state, which is then the ostensible creator and patron of culture. When it speaks of the whole child, it speaks of a passive creature who is to be molded by the statist education for the concept of the good life radically divorced from God and from transcendental standards."[5] Rushdoony was not the first to understand the goal of statist education. Robert L. Dabney (1820–1898) saw it more than 100 years ago:
[T]he Jeffersonian doctrine of the absolute severance and independence of church and state, of the entire secularity of the State, and the absolutely equal rights, before the law, of religious truth and error, of paganism, atheism, and Christianity, has also established itself in all the States; and still the politicians, for electioneering ends, propagate this State education everywhere. By this curious circuit "Christian America" has gotten herself upon this thoroughly pagan ground; forcing the education of responsible, moral, and immortal beings, of which religion must ever be the essence, into the hands of a gigantic human agency, which resolves that it cannot and will not be religious at all. Surely, some great religious body will arise in America to lift its Christian protest against this monstrous result![6]
For decades before the rise of Hitler, Christians were subjected to arguments like the following from pastors and theologians based on the two-kingdom theory:
- "The Gospel has absolutely nothing to do with outward existence but only with eternal life, not with external orders and institutions which could come in conflict with the secular orders but only with the heart and its relationship with God."[7]
- "The Gospel frees us from this world, frees us from all questions of this world, frees us inwardly, also from the questions of public life, also from the social question. Christianity has no answer to these questions."[8]
- Once the Christian understands the moral significance of the state, Wilhelm Hermann declared in 1913, "he will consider obedience to the government to be the highest vocation within the state. For the authority of the state on the whole, resting as it does upon authority of the government, is more important than the elimination of any shortcomings which it might have. . . . For the person who is inwardly free, it is more important [that] the state preserve its historical continuity than that he obtain justice for himself."[9]
While many Germans might have been opposed to Nazi policies at a personal level, they had been conditioned to believe—because they were Christians living in two kingdoms operating with two sets of standards—that they could not do anything about these rapidly implemented policies at a political level.
What would America be like today if the Church of Jesus Christ had heeded Dabney's warnings and some "great religious body" had arisen to make the break from an educational system that was designed to be the indoctrination center for the State and its messianic motives? The usual Christian response is to reform the public schools, to get more parents involved, sue to get a moment of silence, prayers at sporting events and commencement exercises, release programs, and pass laws to teach the Bible as literature. There's the question of how the Bible will be taught. Will the Old Testament be taught as myth? Will someone teaching on the Olivet Discourse point out that Jesus was mistaken about His coming?[10] There is no neutrality in education. The sooner Christians understand this, the sooner they will be able to turn this nation around.
- "Students Defend Abortion For 'High' Social Reasons," The Rutherford Institute (January/February 1984), 8 [↩]
- Henry M. Morris, The Long War Against God: The History and Impact of the Creation/Evolution Conflict (Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Book House, 1989). [↩]
- Francis Nigel Lee, Communist Eschatology: A Christian Philosophical Analysis of the Post‑Capitalistic Views of Marx, Engels, and Lenin (Nutley, NJ: The Craig Press, 1974). [↩]
- Charles Francis Potter, Humanism: A New Religion (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1930), 128. Quoted in David A. Noebel, J. F. Baldwin, and Kevin Bywater, Clergy in the Classroom: The Religion of Secular Humanism (Manitou Springs, CO: Summit Press, 1995), vi. [↩]
- R. J. Rushdoony, Intellectual Schizophrenia: Culture, Crisis and Education (Vellecito, CA: Ross House Books, [1961] 1998), 10. [↩]
- Robert L. Dabney, Discussions of Robert Lewis Dabney: Secular, ed. C. R. Vaughan, 4 vols. (Harrisonburg, Virginia, Sprinkle Publications [1891] 1994), 4:548. [↩]
- Christian Ernst Luthard (1867). Quoted by Pierard from Karl H. Hertz, Two Kingdoms and One World: A Sourcebook in Christian Ethics (Minneapolis: Augusburg, 1976), 83. [↩]
- Quoted in Hertz, Two Kingdoms and One World: A Sourcebook in Christian Ethics, 87. [↩]
- Quoted in Hertz, Two Kingdoms and One World: A Sourcebook in Christian Ethics, 91. [↩]
- For a refutation of this claim, see Gary DeMar, Is Jesus Coming Soon? (Powder Springs, GA: American Vision, [1999] 2006). [↩]


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2007.43: On point orbits of the Co2-minimal parabolic geometry
2007.43: Peter Rowley and Louise Walker (2004) On point orbits of the Co2-minimal parabolic geometry. Journal of Combinatorial Theory, Series A, 107 (2). pp. 263-293. ISSN 0021-9800
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State billing Como for missing water pipe
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April 6, 2004 -- The state's Office of Rural and Community Affairs [ORCA] has sent a bill to the city of Como seeking to recover more than $4,000 in disallowed costs.
At the center of the issue is approximately 1,900 feet of pipe that was purchased as part of a Texas Department of Housing and Community's STEP [Small Towns Environment Program] grant of more than $110,000 awarded four years ago.
"We have identified potential disallowed costs of $4,191.40 for pipe," said Jill McFarren with the Office of Rural and Community Affairs in Austin. "We are currently in communication with the mayor to resolve the issue."
The grant application was written by Kathleen Seal with Raymond K. Vannt Associates. Calls to Ms. Seal were referred to Como Mayor Don Collins Tuesday morning.
Collins acknowledged receiving the demand notice from the state agency but said he did not know much about the disposition of the pipe.
"I have received a bill from the state. They are wanting us to pay for 1,900 feet of pipe that was never installed and is not here," Mayor Collins said. "I'm in process of finding out where it went, why it went and all that stuff. I don't know anything definite right now."
In a Dec. 22 meeting, Gene D. Brown Jr., former mayor of Como, told the Como City Council he had approval from the state to dispose of the pipe.
Brown said the pipe was given to a contractor in exchange for work done, and the pipe was taken to another community.
Mayor Collins said he had located a statement from Stan's Backhoe Service in Chandler for more than $1,700 worth of work on another project.
Stanley McCurley, owner of Stan's Backhoe Service, acknowledged his company did contract with Como for the project.
"We put in some pipe that was left over from another grant project or something up there, but we put it in for the city, you know," McCurley said. "I'll assure you we didn't do anything up there that we did not go through the mayor or the engineer."
The mayor said the additional work done was a bid item, the work was done and the contractor was to be paid the $1,700.
"[The contractor] took pipe instead of money," Collins said. "He estimated the cost at $1,700. I don't know that any money changed hands, but he took that pipe ... There is more pipe missing than that, and he took all the pipe we had."
The contractor said his company was involved in a project in Winnsboro about the same time work was being done in Como and also involved water pipe.
"We sure were, right at the same time," McCurley said. "We might have been trading some pipe, borrowing some pipe."
But McCurely also said he didn't believe the company would have used pipe from Como on the Winnsboro job.
"I don't think we would have done anything like that," he said.
Regardless of the amount of pipe, or its value, the state wants its money back.
"It ended up he got $4,100 worth," Collins said. "That is what the state is on my butt about. They have given me until April 15 to send them a check."
Jill McFarren said a number of options for resolving the problems will be explored with Como officials.
"It depends on what else is going on in the community, what is feasible for the community and for the state," she said. "We're bound by federal guidelines and we are audited every year, so we have to follow those guidelines."
The state agency said there was no firm time frame for recovering the money. She said the primary focus of her agency was to see that the community received the services specified in the grant application.
"Typically, our focus as a state agency is to make sure projects are completed and constituents receive the services that were identified under contract with our grants and such," McFarren said. "As long as we are moving forward in addressing any issues, we're content."
Mayor Collins said he anticipated the city would have to reimburse the state for the pipe, especially since the transaction had the blessings of then-Mayor Brown.
"It looks to me like we are going to have to pay for it," Mayor Collins said.
He also said it was a possibility the city of Como might seek criminal charges in connection with the missing pipe.
"I don't see any other alternative if we have to pay for this," he said. "Apparently [Mayor Brown] didn't have council approval to do this and said he had permission from the state and he did not."
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Im Asian and have thick heavy skin, based on these characteristics im not sure ear cartilage would be strong enough to support and hold the tip down. Are my concerns valid? I believe i need my nose lengthened approx 10mm or so to de-rotate the tip; bringing it back down into a neutral/down pointing direction.
Is Ear Cartilage Strong Enough to Lengthen the Nose?
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Ear carlilage in asian rhinoplaty
No - ear cartilage is not strong enough to lengthen a nose or de-rotate a tip. At least, not if it is being used as and extended spreader to push the tip complex out. Septal or rib cartilage is needed. However, ear cartilage can be used as an infratip graft which may provided a modest amount of length - 1-2 mm at most.
Tip counter-rotation techniques
It's difficult to counter-rotate the nose more than few millimeters with just ear cartilage. With a combination of septal cartilage (cartilage inside your nose) and ear cartilage more lengthening and counter-rotation is possible. 10 mm of lengthening may or may not be possible depending on your skin envelope, and would only be possible with rib cartilage.
Is Ear Cartilage Strong Enough to Lengthen the Nose?
Ear or septal cartilage can be used to lengthen the nose as can rib. If septal or ear cartilage is sufficient this would be preferred.
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Lengthening the Asian nose
Ear cartilage can be used to lengthen the nose, and I prefer it in most cases, as I find that rib cartilage leads to a nose that is too stiff. If the amount of lengthening needed is extreme, then you may need a lot of cartilage to reconstruct the tip - in most cases, two ears is enough.
Lengthening the Nose
This is a common request. The tip can be brought down and derotated while lengthening the nose. However, it is not that one type of cartilage is stronger than another...it is the amount of cartilage needed to achieve what you are looking for. Please consult with a board certified specialist who can evaluate the inside and outside of your nose, perform 3D computer imaging so that you can visualize what you may look like afterwards, assist you with achieving the results you seek.
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Microsoft plus Research in Motion equals what? Not much. The alliance of the two losers in the mobile computing race reeks of desperation and leaves me with an overwhelming sense of "so what?"
Microsoft will likely gain some search engine share for Bing, which alone probably justifies the expense. But RIM will gain nothing other than more cash to burn through. The partnership changes nothing: RIM is in desperate trouble, and it's becoming clearer every day that iOS -- not Android and certainly not BlackBerry (if you can even call it a platform) or Hewlett-Packard's WebOS -- is the winning mobile platform.
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The tablet market is following the pattern set by the iPod, not the PC, says Rob Enderle, a veteran technology analyst. Indeed, the conditions that led to the dominance of Microsoft in the 1980s were unique and won't be repeated. "For it to break the other way, you need a major player like IBM was for the PC to move against Apple, and we don't really have anyone at that scale," he says.
"If all of the Android folks got on the same page with apps and content and there was some unique compelling content, I think this might end up that [1980s] way again [with Android becoming the Windows of mobile], but the Android folks clearly don't want to cooperate with each other, and Google isn't showing any ability to control themselves let alone their licensees," says Enderle, who runs his own analyst shop, the Enderle Group.
The iPod showed the way
The key factor in the PC market back in the 1980s was the development of a standardized platform, driven by IBM's decision to back Microsoft and DOS for its PC. Business appreciated the idea of being able to buy PCs that looked alike and performed alike from their choice of vendors, all of whom competed on price.
Apple, meanwhile, locked down its platform and kept prices relatively high. It arguably produced the better products, but that didn't matter. Although Apple made enough money to survive, it remained a niche player for years. Along the way, other vendors of proprietary systems such as Commodore failed and disappeared.
Contrast that with the dominance of the iPod, says Enderle. As with PCs, the market for personal music players (originally defined as MP3 players) started with a bunch of proprietary candidates. But, he argues, there was no business market to drive sales of a standardized product and no player with the stature of an IBM.
Apple came into the market late, but it outmaneuvered every other player. Key points in its dominance were vertical integration that included content, towering mind share (all other products were compared to the iPod), and -- most relevant -- decreasing the use of common standards, including a proprietary file system and connectors.
Doesn't all of that sound strikingly similar to the tablet market? It also resembles the smartphone market, although the issue of carriers complicates the mobile market a bit.
Oracle makes a telling move
We here at InfoWorld.com have talked a lot about the consumerization of IT, and if you needed more proof of the way that wind is blowing, note Oracle's announcement on Tuesday that it has introduced support for Apple's iPad and iPhone as part of a slew of enhancements to its business intelligence software. Say what you will about Oracle, but there aren't many software companies more firmly rooted in the enterprise.
Sure, RIM's BlackBerry is an iconic business-oriented product, but in many ways it's so, well, 1990s. "CIOs who are staying with RIM think that email is the killer app," says analyst Trip Chowdhry of Global Equities Research. It isn't, of course. (And isn't it ironic that RIM's PlayBook tablet doesn't even have email unless it's tethered to a BlackBerry?)
Apps and enterprise connectivity are where forward-looking CIOs are placing their bets. Oracle's move, says Chowdhry, shows the need for a broad platform, most likely Apple's iOS. "Android is still a work in progress. With Apple, there's one throat to choke, and it's seen as a safer bet." Don't underestimate that "single throat to choke" impulse in IT: As the role of IT grew in the 1990s and 2000s, companies were overwhelmed with integration hassles from the initial "best of breed" strategy and soon started shifting to using as few sources as possible, becoming Microsoft shops, IBM shops, SAP shops, Oracle shops, and the like. For mobile, it makes sense for them to become -- despite how that sounds to most IT people -- Apple shops.
Then there's the app market. Apple is poised to own three-quarters of the $3.8 billion mobile application market this year, according to research company IHS Screen Digest, and it will continue to own as much as 60 percent of that sumptuous pie through 2014.
Note that market share number. Over the years, the only software company that controlled a share like that of the PC market was ... Microsoft. That's yet another reason why the prospects of Apple's rival in the mobile arena seem so bleak.
Chowdhry won't go as far as some of my colleagues in predicting the death of RIM, but in our conversation he damned it with very faint praise, comparing it to the mainframe. I think that's fair: Mainframes still pull in revenue, but they are far from the cutting edge of technology. RIM will stagger around like a zombie for some time, but its real importance is a relic of the past. Teaming up with the relic that Microsoft itself is fast becoming won't change that.
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Q. Our company has always presented costs to clients in both written and numerical form. For example, "The cost for our services is two thousand one hundred fifty dollars ($2,150)." One client has pointed out that the number in parentheses is negative and therefore we owe him money. How can we present numbers to clients in both written and numerical form without using the parentheses, which may indicate a negative number?
Q. Hi—My Manual of Style is buried in a box at home after a move, and we're having a debate at work. When should numbers be spelled out, and when should they be written in numerals?
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