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By Chuck Raasch, Gannett National Writer
WASHINGTON President Obama took a fresh run at reform in his State of the Union speech Wednesday night, but it is far from clear whether the bipartisan bridges he also called for will ever get built during his presidency.
Obama reaffirmed his core policies and principles and pivoted to a more robust public relations offensive to defend both his record and his ideas as he sought to regain both legislative momentum and public confidence.
He reminded his national audience of the state of the union he inherited a year ago, with record deficits and a spiraling economy, and in plain language defended his actions and pushed for more: a jobs bill, tax credits for small business, clean energy spending, a freeze on a small part of the federal budget, and most significantly, passage of health care reform.
In some ways, it was an extension of his campaign platform a year into his presidency.
'"I never said change would be easy," he said, rekindling his Change You Can Believe In campaign slogan. "Let's seize this moment to start anew."
Anyone seeking a course correction in the 69-minute address likely came away disappointed.
"We face big and difficult challenges," Obama said. "And what the American people hope – what they deserve – is for all of us, Democrats and Republicans, to work through our differences."
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Congressional Republicans loudly cheered Obama's proposal to give small businesses tax credits to promote job creation and his call to build more nuclear power plants.
But on other points, including a plea for Republicans to go beyond the party of no, he got a mute response from GOP senators and House members. And one proposal, to end the "don't ask, don't tell" policy for gays in the military, could calm critics on the left, but sharpen the nation's cultural divide.
He gave no indication that last week's resonating vote in Massachusetts, in which a Republican won the seat held by the late Sen. Edward Kennedy in one of the nation's most liberal states, had caused him to reconsider his core policies. If anything, he seemed to view the results as a prod to push harder.
"To Democrats, I will remind you that we still have the largest majority in decades, and the people expect us to solve some problems, not run for the hills," he said.
Obama also pushed anew for health care reform, a battle that has spanned roughly half of his presidency, helped stir anti-big government "Tea Party" eruptions all over the country, and undermined the promise of bipartisanship that Obama had promised to govern under.
Obama painted a dire picture without health care reform.
"By the time I'm finished speaking ... more Americans will have lost their health insurance," Obama told members of Congress. "Millions will lose it this year. Our deficit will grow. Premiums will go up. Co-pays will go up. ... I will not walk away from these Americans. And neither should the people in this chamber."
Obama's declarations about the need for bipartisanship fell on a skeptical Republican congressional audience.
"The president is talking about doing this big pivot," House Republican Leader John Boehner told a moderate GOP group, the Ripon Society, hours before Obama's speech. "The only thing they're going to pivot on is the message. They don't think it has anything to do with their agenda. They're still trying to find a way to shove the health care bill down the throat of the American people. I just find this rather remarkable."
In the wake of the health care reform quagmire, Obama has recently tried to reclaim a populist mantle by proposing taxes on banks bailed out by taxpayers and refocusing on middle-class job creation, a task critics say he overlooked as unemployment rose.
Wednesday night, Obama also called for several reforms in the way Washington works. He said he wants more disclosure of lobbyists' contacts with lawmakers; more immediate, online transparency about the special "earmark" spending requests by members of Congress; and new laws to shut off a fresh spigot of corporate and union money that could flow into political campaigns as a result of a Supreme Court decision last week. Justices were sitting in the front row of the House chamber.
The president's expressed optimism – he said he's "never been more hopeful about America's future" – puts him with a distinct minority of Americans. While there are signs the overall economy is growing, employers continue to shed jobs, albeit at a slower pace than most of 2009, and most Americans think the country is headed in the wrong direction.
The president and his allies have argued that the country could have gone into a deeper economic hole had the government not stepped in to bail out banks and auto companies, and to stimulate the economy.
"I hated it. You hated it," Obama said of the bank bailouts. "It was about as popular as a root canal."
But "had we allowed the meltdown of the financial system, unemployment might be double what it is today," Obama said, recounting specific jobs created or saved in innovative energy companies and schools.
But that could-have-been-worse argument is tough amid 10% unemployment.
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I am a test engineer and do not have a ton of networking experience so I'm hoping someone here in the community can help me with some ideas. I am in a manufacturing test scenario and need to connect multiple devices with the same IP address (identical hardware all with the same fixed IP) to one Windows 7 desktop for the purposes of testing.
My switch supports VLAN and I have set up a number of VLANs, 1 for each device, with the host machine residing in all of the VLANs. I need to connect to these devices via SSH, preferably all simultaneously.
I'm thinking this will work except I have no idea how to differentiate ssh traffic to/from any 1 of the VLANs to the host.
I considered setting up virtual NICs on the windows 7 machine and seeing if it was possible to set up some sort of bridge between a virtual NIC and a VLAN but I wasn't able to find any convenient software to do this.
I believe that using virtual machines on the host is not a possibility because I am writing 1 piece of software to communicate to all of the devices. Any ideas you might have for me would be appreciated, even ideas that are along a totally different path than I have taken to accomplish this.

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Beer drinkers in Chesham were swapping their usual pint for something a little more exotic this weekend at the Royal British Legion cask ale festival.
Now in its sixth year, the annual event took place on Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Legion Hall in Broad Street.
Visitors were able to sample a wide range of unusual beers including Mumbo Jumbo, Gobble, Rabbit Poacher and Fire Bellied Toad, and hot meals were also being served.
Anne Giles who is on the ale festival committee said "It was a great weekend, very enjoyable. The people from Campaign for Real Ales (CAMRA) were there and there was generally a very good turnout on the Friday and Saturday.
"It is a great annual event now,and we would like to thank everybody who came down and supported us."


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By Kathleen Doheny, HealthDay
Too much time spent watching television and playing video games can double the risk of attention problems in children and young adults, new research finds.
The study is the latest of many to point out the ill effects of excessive screen time, whether at the computer or the television.
Researcher Edward Swing, a graduate student at Iowa State University, compared participants who watched TV or played video games less than two hours a day — the recommendation from the American Academy of Pediatrics for children aged 2 and older — to those who watched more.
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"Those who exceeded the AAP recommendation were about 1.6 times to 2.2 times more likely to have greater than average attention problems," he said.
The middle-schoolers he studied were a little less likely than the college students to have attention problems with excess TV and video game participation.
The study is published in the July issue of Pediatrics.
Swing and his colleagues looked at two age groups. They assessed more than 1,300 children in the third, fourth and fifth grades over a 13-month time period. They also looked at 210 college students for a one-time evaluation.
"The children were reporting their TV and video game use and the parents were also reporting TV and video game use," Swing said. "The teachers were reporting attention problems," he said of the middle school students.
Teachers reported if children had problems staying on task, paying attention, if they interrupted other children's work, or showed problems in other areas that reflected trouble with attention.
College students did self-reports on their attention problems.
Middle school students spent an average of 4.26 hours a day watching TV or playing video games, the team found, while older students spent 4.82 hours daily.
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Six Mount Sinai Neurosurgeons Recognized on Super Doctors 2013 Listing of Outstanding Physicians
New York, NY– June 24, 2013 /Press Release/ ––
Six neurosurgeons from The Mount Sinai Medical Center appeared on the Super Doctors 2013 list, which was released in mid-May.
Each year, Super Doctors compiles this list of exceptional physicians based upon peer recognition and professional achievement. Following colleague nominations, candidates are evaluated on 10 indicators of professional criteria, including honors and awards, years of experience, publications, fellowships, and leadership positions. The finalists, chosen by a "blue-ribbon" panel of doctors within each field, represent the top physicians in each specialty.
The six esteemed neurosurgeons that were named include:
- Joshua B. Bederson, MD, Chairman of the Department of Neurosurgery: Dr. Bederson is an expert in skull base and cerebrovascular surgery. His specialty interests include surgical treatments of complex intracranial and spinal pathology such as meningiomas, skull base tumors and aneurysms, pituitary tumors, neurovascular compression syndromes such as trigeminal neuralgia, and trans-nasal minimally invasive brain surgery. Dr. Bederson has served as Chair of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons/Congress of Neurosurgeons Cerebrovascular Section (AANS/CNS) and has performed over 3,000 neurosurgical operations at Mount Sinai.
- Martin B. Camins, MD: Dr. Camins is on the editorial board of Neurosurgery and Techniques in Neurosurgery. Dr. Camins has served as the President for both the New York Society of Neurosurgery and the American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS).
- Isabelle M. Germano, MD, Director of the Comprehensive Brain Tumor Program and Co-Director of the Radiosurgery Program: Dr. Germano is a pioneer in neurosurgery image guidance and brain mapping for minimally invasive procedures. Her specialty interests include brain tumors; computer-assisted, image-guided neurosurgery; epilepsy surgery and radiosurgery. Dr. Germano has served as an executive committee member for the Congress of Neurosurgery (CNS), as a Board of Directors' member for the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, and as an executive committee member of the AANS/CNS Joint Section on Tumors.
- Aman B. Patel, MD, Director of the Endovascular Neurosurgery and Interventional Neuroradiology Program: Dr. Patel specializes in minimally-invasive treatment for brain and spinal disorders and is one of a handful of physicians in the country who practices neuroendovascular therapy/interventional neuroradiology.
- Kalmon D. Post, MD, Leonard I. Malis, MD/Corinne and Joseph Graber Professor: Dr. Post is internationally known for his work and results in treating pituitary and parasellar tumors. He has served as the Chairman of the Department of Neurosurgery and the Chairman of the Faculty Practice Associates and the Medical Board. Dr. Post has also been President of the New York Neurosurgical Society, is currently on the Editorial Board of Neurosurgery.
- Nirit Weiss, MD: Dr. Weiss specializes in treating complex disorders of the brain and spine, craniofacial reconstructions, and severe chronic pain syndromes. She has also authored dozens of peer-reviewed articles and textbook chapters focusing on cutting-edge treatments of pain, degenerative disease and tumors.


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Oprah has taped her big Whitney Houston family interview.
OWN sent out teaser photos, noting that Oprah chatted with the "love of Whitney's life," daughter Bobbi Kristina, 19, in Atlanta.
As part of the special episode of Oprah's Next Chapter, airing at 9 p.m. ET Sunday on OWN, Bobbi Kristina shares personal memories of her mom and how she would like the iconic superstar, who died Feb. 11, to be remembered.
Oprah also chats with with Whitney Houston's sister-in-law, Patricia Houston; and her brother, Gary Houston. The family also addresses the rumors and speculation surrounding Houston's death.
Before the interview, OWN will re-air Remembering Whitney: The Oprah Interview (7-9 p.m. ET/PT), featuring Whitney Houston's last in-depth television interview from The Oprah Winfrey Show.
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Guesthouse Egilsborg Guesthouse
verhoult 20, 101, Reykjavik, Iceland
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Hours of check in entry is only between 14:00 and 22:00 .The property does not have a 24 hrs reception.
Early or Late Check it is only possible at an additional cost of 2000ISK. Please inform guesthouse in advance if you wish to avail of this service.
Hotel policies:
- Not included is a city tax: of 0.7euros, per person, per night.
- Private parking is possible on site (reservation is not possible and costs 1000isk per day. Off street parking is free and customers park at your own responsibility.
- Wifi is available in all areas and charges are applicable.
- The total price of the reservation will be preauthorised and charged at least one day prior to arrival.
There is 'No cancellation period' for August 2015. It is a non refundable period as It is very busy and we cannot accommodate cancellations at short notice.
Special conditions apply for the following events:
Secret solstic: Thursday 30th June - 3rd July
Multicultural festival: Thursday 7th July - 10th July
ATP festival: Thursday 14th July - 17th July
Fasion walk: Thursday 21st July - 24th July
Keflavik Festival: Thursday 28th July - 31 July
Rock Festival: Thursday 4th Aug - 7th Aug
Marathon: Thursday 11th Aug - 14th Aug
Manniganott: Thursday 18 Aug - 21 Aug
Night Festival: Thursday 25th Aug - 28 Aug
The bookings made for this period are non-refundable, in case of late cancellation or no-show, the total amount of the booking will be kept. The balance may be charged in advance after the booking was made.
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Earliest check-in: 14:00
Latest Check-out: 10:00
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Group of 15 or more traveling to Reykjavik?
Map and Directions
Guests have access to the ´Gray-line Bus´´ that picks you up at the airport and drops you off exclusively at our guesthouse and vice versa. 2500 isk per pax-per trip.
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The Orthodox Christian Association of Medicine, Psychology & Religion (OCAMPR) has announced the theme of its 2013 Conference in Falls Church, VA at St. Katherine's Greek Orthodox Church on November 1-2, 2013: "The Clinical and Pastoral Care of the Aging Patient."
Speakers include The Right Rev. Bishop John, Diocese of Worcester and New England, Dr. Helen Kales, geriatric psychiatrist at the University of Michigan, Dr. Brenda O'Reilly, a clinical psychologist in private practice, and The Rev. Dr. Anthony Ugolnik, Emeritus Professor of Ethics and Humanities at Franklin and Marshall College.
Register at OCAMPR's Website.
Download the Conference flyer.
The 75th Parish Life Conference will be held from June 27-30, 2013, at the Wyndham Hotel in Andover, MA. Buy your tickets early and book your hotel rooms by May 30. Go HERE to register
View and download an updated AGENDA here
Online Registration available for Event Registration, Sponsorship or General Donations by clicking Here: www.antiochianevents.org/96
**Note the Parent Consent and Teen's Code of Conduct forms are required regardless if the minors' parent(s) is at the conference or not! These forms must be completed, signed and turned in at registration in order to receive their Conference Badge, which is required to participate in any Conference activity. Forms are available on the Saint George Lowell website: http://www.SaintGeorgeLow...
Also, get your tickets for New England's Got Taste and Talent by May 10. Tickets will NOT be sold at the door. They are $20 for Adults and $10 for Children under 12. Please send in the ticket purchase form along with your checks; download the form HERE.
There is still time for you to register for your diocese's "family reunion" this summer, your regional Parish Life Conference (PLC)! The theme for this year, "The End of History...The Last Judgment," will be the focus of the Creative Festivals, a highlight of the conferences. Youth and organizational meetings, spiritually edifying speakers and services, and social events for kids and adults alike, all make the PLCs one of the Archdiocese's most established and popular traditions. Visit the Conventions and Conference Planning page for full information.
First up is the Diocese of Wichita PLC, kicking off on June 5 in Kansas City. St. Basil Orthodox Church hosts the PLC at the Westin Kansas City Hotel in downtown Kansas City, "one of America's Best downtowns" according to Forbes magazine.
[Yonkers, NY/ SVOTS Communications] From May 26 to June 26, 2013, St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary will be offering six continuing education programs, of varied and unique interest, including a class for academic credit. Register before May 15, 2013, to have the $50 registration fee waived!
Sunday, May 26–Sunday, June 2, 2013
"A Journey in the Sacred Arts: Iconography Workshop for College-Age Youth," designed for college-age students and endorsed by Orthodox Christian Fellowship (OCF), — Khouria Erin Kimmet, Annunciation Press Icons, iconographer and workshop leader
Friday, May 31–Saturday June 1, 2013
"Conference on Poverty" — The Very Rev. Dr. Chad Hatfield, SVOTS chancellor/CEO and conference coordinator' and participants Jay Richards, author of Money, Greed, and God and Senior Fellow at the Discovery Institute, and Susan R. Holman, adjunct lecturer at Episcopal Divinity School and senior writer at Harvard Global Health Institute
April 16, 2013
Baltimore, MD (IOCC) — Within hours of the deadly series of explosions that left three people dead and more than 100 injured at yesterday's Boston Marathon, His Eminence Metropolitan Methodios of the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Boston called upon International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC) Frontliners – the emergency response network of IOCC – to be dispatched to several Boston crisis counseling centers set up overnight. Four Frontliners, Orthodox clergy experienced and trained in emergency response, will take on the task of assessing the needs of those affected by the tragedy and providing crisis counseling at local emergency care centers set up throughout the city.
Bishop John Abdalah, Diocese of Worcester and New England, expressed his thanks to Metropolitan Philip and all of the bishops, clergy and faithful of the Archdiocese for their support and love. "Many of our faithful were running and participating in the marathon while others watched the events develop through the media," he noted. "All of us in New England are grateful for the love and support of our Archdiocese."
"Let us not be deterred by this cowardly act of hatred," said Metropolitan Methodios, "but stand united in the exercise of freedom and justice, as we pray for peace and love to reign in our society."
IOCC Executive Director Constantine M. Triantafilou will continue to coordinate the emergency response; all the Orthodox faithful have been asked to assist in the emergency response by donating blood at the local Red Cross donation centers throughout the region.
On February 7-9, 2013, Orthodox Christian mental health professionals, clergy, professors, lay ministers and seminarians gathered on the campus of Hellenic College/Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology for a conference entitled "Pastoral Challenges in Marriage: O God, Replenish Their Life with All Good Things." Sponsored by the Center for Family Care of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, the conference tackled some of the most serious pastoral challenges in marriage facing the Church today. The Right Rev. Bishop John Abdalah, auxiliary for the Antiochian Diocese of Worcester and New England, offered this first keynote address on Thursday morning entitled "Marriage: An Opportunity for Spiritual Growth and Discovering the Living God." His Grace holds a Doctor of Ministry degree in Pastoral Care and has worked as pastoral counselor and therapist for 30 years.
Friday evening May 17, 2013 will be a night to remember! As part of the program for the 2013 Parish Life Conference, Saint George of Lowell will be hosting the event "New England's Got Taste – New England's Got Talent". The event will take place in the hall of our sister parish, St. John of Damascus Antiochian Orthodox Church in Dedham, starting at 6:00 p.m. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for children under 12. Only advanced purchased tickets will be allowed to enter; we will not be selling any tickets at the door. All event proceeds will be used to help keep conference prices affordable for all.
On Saturday evening of the Conference (June 29th), we are planning a take-off on the popular TV show "America's Got Talent" with a twist - it will be a showcase of the best talent in our Diocese! The May 17 event will serve as the elimination round for the June 29th Conference event. Each church in our diocese may submit up to three acts to participate in the elimination round, from which the final participants in the June 29 event will be selected. Acts can be anything from singing to dancing to comedy to magic…the only limit is your imagination! A panel of impartial judges and you, the audience, will decide who goes on to the finals at the Conference. Please see the attached rules for the event. There will be prizes for the TOP 5 winners at the Conference!
In addition to this elimination talent round, there will be a food challenge on May 17, called "New England's Got Taste". Before the show, everyone will be able to sample appetizers prepared by our parishes. Everyone who attends will be given five votes to use to vote for the appetizers that they enjoy the most.
Read Bishop John's impressions in The Word of his visit to Theophany School.
Theophany School is hosting its next Open House on March 11-14, from 9:30-11:30 am! Come and see how our teachers create a lifetime love of learning through our engaging thematic curriculum in a nurturing Orthodox Christian environment right in Needham, MA. We offer a multi-age learning experience with small class sizes and engaging curriculum for children ages 2.9 through 6 years old. Current programs include: a 2-day, 3-day and 5-day Preschool option, and a full day Pre-K/Kindergarten.
Visit our website or call us at 781-444-3058 for more information.
L to R: Bishop Nicholas, Bishop John, Bishop Maxim (Photo: L. Parrott)"Glory be to Thee Who hast shown us the light!" On Wednesday, January 30, 2013, the booming voice of His Grace The Right Rev. John Abdalah, bishop for the Antiochian Archdiocese's Diocese of Worcester and New England and the longtime editor of The Word magazine, announced the Feast of the Three Great Hierarchs. Saints Basil the Great, Gregory the Theologian, and John Chrysostom are the patrons of the St. Vladmir's Seminary (SVOTS) Three Hierarchs Chapel in Yonkers, New York.
The three hierarchs presiding over the Divine Liturgy included Bishop John (SVOTS Class of '84), His Grace The Right Rev. Bishop Nicholas, auxiliary bishop of Brooklyn for the Archdiocese, and His Grace The Right Rev. Maxim, bishop of the Western Diocese of the Serbian Orthodox Church in North and South America.
Bishop John Abdalah"Come Receive the Light," the flagship program for the Orthodox Christian Network (OCN), is featuring an interview with The Right Rev. Bishop John (Abdalah), Diocese of Worcester and New England. In the podcast "Christmas and Loss," Fr. Chris Metropulos, Executive Director of OCN, asks Bishops John to offer thoughts out of his own personal experience, to those who have suffered a great loss in the past year and are dealing with the holidays while still in grief. "We need time to adjust," notes Bishop John. "It is normal and healthy to experience depression, anger and frustration, because we've experienced something we don't like, and we didn't want."
Bishop John emphasizes that people are unique in the way they process loss. "Each of us is different and should be given the respect to figure out what really does work out best for us." He also notes that as Christians, we aren't alone, even when it feels that way. "When you suffer a loss, you feel alone, and isolated. Christ comes to us, to join us in our misery, showing us that our misery is temporary, that He cares about us and loves us—the light at the end of the tunnel is the empty tomb."
Listen to the entire interview on OCN.
On the first Sunday in December, Youth Equipped to Serve (YES) is inviting all parishes to participate in YES Awareness Day. A ministry of The Fellowship of Orthodox Christians United to Serve (FOCUS), YES provides opportunities for junior high and high school students to participate in formative weekends of service in cities around the United States. An upcoming YES weekend, sponsored by St. Mary Antiochian Orthodox Church of Pawtucket, RI, is scheduled for Friday, December 14, through Sunday, December 16, in Providence.
Notes Director Katrina Bitar, "We would be so grateful if you took the time to share our ministry with your community and helped to raise funds that will enable us to meet the needs of the people we serve." A letter which can be read in parishes during the YES Sunday observance, reads in part:
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
As we approach the Nativity of our Lord, I am blessed today to have the opportunity to share with you, the YES Program—Youth Equipped to Serve—of FOCUS North America.
Many Orthodox faithful are unaware that there are 338 Orthodox churches in Guatemala, with 200,000 faithful and catechumens, and that hundreds of Latin Americans continue to leave the Roman Catholic Church on a daily basis, seeking other religious experiences, including worship within the liturgical services of the Orthodox Church. With this as a backdrop, St. Vladimir's Seminary is hosting a presentation by two dynamic priests who are at the center of this phenomenon, on Wednesday, November 7, at 7:30 p.m.: "Mission to Guatemala: Receiving the Mayan People into the Orthodox Church." The Very Rev. Archimandrite Dr. Andres Girón de Leon and The Very Rev. John Chakos will be guest lecturers, sharing first hand their missionary activities among the indigenous people of Guatemala. The presentation will be in the Metropolitan Philip Auditorium of the John G. Rangos Family Building on campus.
Download flyers, and read biographical information about both speakers, on the St. Vladimir's Seminary website.
St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church of Boston is seeking a full-time Youth Director, who will be responsible for the overall development and implementation of a comprehensive program designed to meet the needs of the children and young adults of the parish. The goal is to offer a sound religious foundation for youth which promotes Orthodox Christian values of worship, fellowship, service and witness.
The Youth Director will work under supervision of the pastor. He or she must be a committed Orthodox Christian, a highly motivated self-starter who understands contemporary youth culture and who will serve as a good role model for the youth. He or she will be interacting with parents, keeping them informed, and encouraging their support and active participation.
The Youth Director will also work closely with the Parents' Guild and volunteer staff, to design strategies which will improve and expand the parish youth ministry, including the recruitment and training of volunteers to assist in coordinating and staffing. The Director will set and oversee a youth ministry budget, as part of the general parish budget.
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Bishop John addresses students at St. Vladimir's SeminarySt. Vladimir's Seminary in Crestwood, New York, reports:
In his first visit to campus as a hierarch, His Grace The Right Rev. John Abdalah, auxiliary bishop for the Antiochian Archdiocese's Diocese of Worcester and New England, presided over the liturgy for the Feast of the Nativity of the Theotokos at Three Hierarchs Chapel on campus.
Bishop John received his Master of Divinity degree with the Class of 1984. For 33 years, he served as a priest of the Self-Ruled Antiochian Archdiocese of North America, before being consecrated as Auxiliary of the Diocese of Worcester and New England on December 11, 2011. He also holds a Doctor of Ministry degree in Pastoral Care from Pittsburgh Theological School, a Master's equivalency certificate in Pastoral Counseling from Pittsburgh Pastoral Institute, and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts.
As a late summer storm blew through the Westchester County campus, bringing wind and rain that relentlessly pounded the chapel, His Grace calmly and joyfully served alongside other Antiochian and seminary clergy.
V. Rev. Timothy J. Ferguson, Protosyngellos of St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church in West Roxbury MA, writes:
We regret to announce the repose in the Lord of the Servant of God Archimandrite CONSTANTINE Atanas Yanney, Pastor Emeritus of our community. Fr. Constantine was born in Antioch on January 26, 1926. He studied in Damascus and Greece, where he obtained a degree from the Theological Faculty at the University of Athens. He was ordained as Deacon and Priest in Damascus in 1968 by His Beatitude Patriarch Theodosius. From 1968, Fr. Constantine served as pastor at Holy Cross Church in Damascus before being appointed as pastor of St. George Church in Bagdad, Iraq in 1989. In 1989, Fr. Constantine was elevated to the rank of Archimandrite by Metropolitan Constantine of Bagdad.
In 1990, Archimandrite Constantine came to Boston to visit his sisters. While he was here, the first Gulf War broke out and he was unable to return to Bagdad. Father was officially attached to St. George of Boston and served as our 'Pastor Emeritus' during these past twenty-two years. A humble, peaceful and saintly priest, Fr. Constantine was deeply loved by the parishioners and by his fellow clergy. We will dearly miss his prayerful presence at the altar. He is survived by his beloved sister, Joslene Hajj and her husband Tony and by many nephews and nieces and their children. Fr. Constantine suffered a heart attack the evening of August 21 at his home in West Roxbury and reposed at the Falkner Hospital during the night.
His Grace Bishop +John will preside over the funeral services for Fr. Constantine:
Friday August 24th - at 1 p.m. Bishop +John and the clergy of the Diocese will assemble at the Kfoury Funeral Home – 8 Spring Street, West Roxbury to anoint and vest the body of Fr. Constantine in preparation for the procession to the Church.
The 6th Annual Inter-Orthodox Young Adult Retreat
September 14-16, 2012
St. George Orthodox Church
55 Emmonsdale Rd., West Roxbury, MA 02132
Keynote Speaker: His Grace Bishop +Anthony Michaels
Mother NektariaThe 2013 Diocese of Wichita Parish Life Conference will be hosted by St. Basil the Great Church in Kansas City, KS. Dates are Wednesday to Saturday, June 5-8, 2013.
Keynote speaker will be Mother Nektaria of St. Paul Skete in Grand Junction, Tennessee (90 minutes east of Memphis).
Please check back for more information, or visit the 2013 Diocese of Wichita Parish Life Conference Facebook page.
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Scene from Lobster BakeThe rocky cliffs of the Atlantic in Ogunquit, Maine were the setting for the 74th Annual Parish Life Conference in New England and the first with Bishop John Abdalah. The PLC took place June 21-24 and was hosted by the parish of Saint George in Norwood, MA. The incredibly scenic location and a new hierarch helped make this one of best attended conferences in many years. The hotel sold out early as did the Lobster Bake and Awards Dinner.
Over 400 clergy and parishioners spent four days at the Cliff House taking care of business and enjoying fellowship. The meetings and workshops were well attended; the Bible Bowl and Oratorical Festival were filled with excitement and the finals of "New England's Got Talent" was an awesome display of the musical abilities of the faithful.
Photos from the Conference can be viewed at DropBox.
On Saturday May 26, 2012, His Grace Bishop John Abdalah addressed the graduates of St. Tikhon's Seminary at the institution's 70th annual commencement. The website Oca.org notes that "he gave a moving address on human nature and the freedom of mankind to embody Godly principles or to place himself as a stumbling block to his brother." His speech, published in the June 2012 issue of The Word, has something valuable to say to all graduates of the Class of 2012.
From my youth up, an old lullaby has echoed in my head:
Mumma, see the tiny ducks?
On the shore the old hen clucks.
Mumma, tell me, what's the matter?
Why she's making such a clatter?
She is running to and fro,
While the ducklings paddling go.
Mumma, she can't understand
Why they're swimming from the land.
She's afraid the water'll hurt them.
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Mumma, see the tiny ducks?
On the shore the old hen clucks.
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Why she's making such a clatter?
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She's afraid the water'll hurt them.
Into chicks she can't convert them.
On June 6-9, the Diocese of Wichita and Mid-America will kick off the Antiochian Archdiocese's Parish Life Conference season, which is themed "The Bible fills us with eternal joy." The Houston gathering is sponsored by St. Joseph Orthodox Church. Alexei D. Krindatch, Research Coordinator for the Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of North and Central America, will be the keynote speaker, and attendees will enjoy southern hospitality at events such as the Saturday evening dinner, "Cowboys and Cassocks."
Also in June, the Diocese of Worcester and New England will hold their Parish Life Conference on June 21-24. Hosted by St. George Church in Norwood, MA, participants will stay at the Cliff House in Ogunquit, Maine, on the Atlantic Coast. This will be Bishop John Abdalah's first conference as presiding bishop, and the coastal atmosphere will be enhanced by events such as the Maine Clambake.
Three more dioceses will gather in June: Miami and the Southeast; Toledo and the Midwest; and Ottawa, Eastern Canada and Upstate New York. Finally, the Los Angeles and Eagle River, and Charleston and New York, conferences will be held over the long holiday weekend of July 4-8. Visit the Conventions and Conference Planning page, or the Antiochian Events website, for registration and information.
On Bright Tuesday, April 17, 2012, Bishop John of the Diocese of Worcester and New England and a number of Antiochian clergy with their wives and children gathered at the Greek Metropolis of Boston at the invitation of His Eminence Metropolitan Methodius to enjoy a meal with him and his clergy. This annual Bright Tuesday meal had been a tradition of the Greek Metropolis for many years, but the invitation to the Antiochian Bishop and clergy was unprecedented and warmly received. Some attendees expressed the hope that this gathering would presage many more opportunities for Orthodox Christians in Boston, clergy and laity, of different jurisdictions to come together for fellowship.
St. Tikhon's Orthodox Theological Seminary has announced that the 2012 commencement address will be offered by His Grace Bishop John (Abdalah). Bishop John is the Auxiliary Bishop for Worcester and New England and the editor of the WORD magazine.
The Seminary's Commencement always takes place on the last weekend in May, coinciding with the annual Memorial Day Liturgy and festivities hosted by the Seminary. This year the ceremony falls on May 26.
Bishop John served as a priest of the Antiochian Archdiocese of North America for 33 years and was Dean of St. George Cathedral in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for 16 of those years. The Seminary is also located in Pennsylvania, in the community of South Canaan.
Bishop John hosts Youth Day kids and teensBy Caitlin Rose
On March 3, 2012, many young people from the Diocese Of Worcester and New England (self-proclaimed DOWNE) gathered for a Youth Day celebration at His Grace Bishop John's house. Those who attended sat with His Grace to learn the purpose of Orthodoxy, including the three points that make us Orthodox Christians: We partake of the same Communion, we all believe the words of the Nicene Creed, and we all submit to a bishop.
His Grace also informed the youth that his job is to keep his diocese united and to keep it Orthodox. By submitting to him, the members of the Diocese of Worcester are united to one another, and the Diocese is connected to others in the Archdiocese through Metropolitan Philip, to whom all Antiochian Orthodox bishops in America have submitted. His Grace then emphasized the importance of reaching out to American Orthodox Churches outside the Antiochian Archdiocese. The Greeks, the Russians, and all others hold the exact same beliefs as we do. We can commune in their churches as they can in ours. In today's society, it is important that we remain united with our sister churches and do not allow cultural differences to hold us back from mingling. If we visit other churches and socialize outside the Antiochian Archdiocese, we will strengthen the bonds between the Orthodox Churches in America and throughout the world.
By Nadia Oleinik
My name is Nadia, and I am a thirteen year old Orthodox Christian. I have attended the St. George Norwood parish ever since I remember. This is my first year in Teen SOYO and the first year I traveled to New Hampshire for the annual Lenten Retreat. It was one of the most enlightening experiences I have had as an Orthodox Christian.
The retreat is an event that occurs each year during the Lenten season. Teens from parishes all over New England come together to bond with each other, listen to the speaker, reflect upon their faith, and strengthen themselves through worship and communion. This year we had the honor of having His Grace Bishop John amongst us throughout the weekend to guide us and answer our questions. This year's speaker was Katrina Bitar, past SOYO member and director of the YES program speaking on the theme of "Heroes of the Old Testament."
Chris Holwey, Chairman of the Antiochian Archdiocese Department of Sacred Music reports, "It is with great pleasure that I announce to you that, after receiving the blessing from His Grace, Bishop John of New England, and the full support of Paul Jabara, interim Diocesan Coordinator for New England, I have appointed Charlie Marge as the new Diocesan Coordinator for the Diocese of New England.
Charlie Marge is a very talented, energetic, committed and dedicated Orthodox Christian who loves God and the Church, and has a wonderful ability to bring the services to life through the music and hymns of the Church that he directs. I have known Charlie for many years, and I ask that you please join me in congratulating him, wishing him well in his new role, and welcoming him as an official member of our department. May God continue to bless him in his new ministry, and the choirs in that diocese that he now serves.Charles Marge
I would also like to thank Paul Jabara for the help he gave to the Diocese these past two and a half years. He will continue to serve this department as our Coordinator for the Sacred Music Institute at the Antiochian Village each July, and as the great musician, director and friend that he is. May God grant you many years!"


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This was delicious. I had to convert using RecipeZaar's handy unit conversion tool. For US cooks -- I used a 16 oz bag of baby carrots, regular sweet potato (as opposed to kumara), and since I did not have squash on hand, I actually tried adding a 28 oz can of pumpkin to the soup. This turned out deliciously! I used all vegetable stock rather than 50% stock and 50% water. As one other reviewer commented, it needed salt. However, I'm a believer that it's better not to add a lot of salt to the recipe but let people salt if needed at the table. Served with Cheesy Corn Spoon Bread http://www.recipezaar.com/106340. Made a lot of soup -- I froze leftovers for a couple of quick weeknight meals in the future.
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- 1 liter vegetable stock
- 1 1⁄2 kg butternut pumpkin, weighed before preparing (can use pumpkin of choice such as jap or kent varieties)
- 500 g kumara (gold sweet potato)
- 350 g carrots
- 1 onion
- 3 tablespoons chopped parsley (optional)
- 1 1⁄4 cups red lentils, washed
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"Duck Soup" isn't about anything, let alone a soup made with duck. There's a plot, it's true, but it really doesn't matter; it's just a premise that allows the Marx Brothers to string one routine after another. Actually what makes "Duck Soup" stand out among all the Marx Brothers titles is just how much the plot doesn't matter. There's less time between gags here, less time spend on boring and unnecessary things like characterization, dramatic tension, climax, and resolution. To paraphrase I don't know who, it's just one darned thing after another. And it's glorious that way.
But since you ask, here you go: Groucho is Rufus T. Firefly, who, for some unknown reason, is made the leader of the small country of Freedonia. Chico and Harpo are spies for the neighboring country of Silvania. Zeppo is Firefly's secretary, though he hardly gets any screen time at all – in one scene in particular, even while he's talking, the camera is on Groucho. No wonder Zeppo quit after "Duck Soup" came out. There is some attempt on the part of the actors who aren't the Marx Brothers to keep up the pretense that they're making a normal movie, you know, with a plot and characters and everything, but their persistence just makes the chaos named Marx that much funnier. During the war scenes, Groucho wears a different uniform in almost ever seen. And one minute Chico is in chains as a spy; the next, he's Groucho's War Minister. And then they all burst into song. Which is another thing; there seems to be a feeble attempt to make "Duck Soup" a musical; it opens with a musical number, and climaxes with another one. But in between, that's forgotten about. This is a Marx Brothers movie. There is no other kind of movie at all like it.
The Marx Brothers carry a movie better than most sideshow comedians because their comedy spans the range of comedic possibility. Groucho is all about wisecracks and double entendres; it's amazing the things he got away with saying in 1931. But just when the cigar and sidelong glance starts to wear thin, here come Chico and Harpo with a classic clown/pantomime act. Harpo keeps pulling things out of his pockets, most often a pair of oversized scissors, but also any assortment of bells, horns, whistles, and, well, whatever visual gag is necessary at the moment. And then when their routine starts to get thin, here comes Groucho again… this could go on forever. I'd never get tired of it.
I suppose you could see "Duck Soup" as a satire of politics, government, diplomacy, and war. Apparently it wasn't a hit when it came out because audiences felt it went too far, making fun of the country's leaders. But for a movie to really satirize a subject, it has to observe it first. We have to see truth in the comedy, and laugh while it hurts. I can't find that in "Duck Soup." The political situation is just that –a situation. It's a stage, a premise, a place to tell – or play- a joke. Mussolini thought it was terribly disrespectful, and banned "Duck Soup" from Italy. I'm sure the Marx Brothers would've returned the favor, and happily banned Italy from "Duck Soup."
Is it great because it's important? Not so much. It's hard to find much influence on modern comedy here, sad to say. The Marx Brothers brought what worked on the stage into the movies, but it didn't really last in the movies for long. Every now and then, Woody Allen seems to be influenced by them.
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> Hi everyone,
> I've looked everywhere trying to answer this question but i havn't found
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> The thing is i've implemented a few m0n0wall projects and they work
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Bennen at length tossed his arms in the air, exclaiming, Jesu Maria!
Komm, Jesu, komm; the last four for a double chorus of eight voices.
O Jesu Christ, wash for us, not our feet only, but our hands and our head!
Jesu, Maria, my father; I can see how marble white you are through your make-up!
And in other many places saith their Alkaron, that Jesu Christ spake as soon as he was born.
And they say, that of these four, Jesu was the most worthy and the most excellent and the most great.
Their "Systema bibliothec collegii Parisiensis societatis Jesu," 1678, 4to.
Jesu, said the king, I marvel what knight he is, and of what lineage he is come.
A diagram shows the keys and principal ornaments, and one of the pieces is figured and called Applicatio, in nomine Jesu.
He only wanders about with the words of his dying victim, 'Ah, Jesu Maria!


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Summer's almost over. Is that parents I hear cheering?
I'm not a mom myself, but my neighborhood is full of kids. And I know from my neighbors who have outside-the-house jobs, that summer is always a challenge.
Now I'm not saying that school is baby-sitting service, but from September to May, it sure helps parents out in that regard.
Camp is a similar godsend during the annual break between classes. Camp counselors keep the kids occupied so their folks can go to work knowing their offspring are being supervised.
Here's another great thing about camps. If you send your kids to a day camp, Uncle Sam will reimburse you for part of those costs.
No, he won't cut you a check now. But if you paid for your son or daughter to attend a day camp this summer, you can claim those costs as part of the child and dependent care credit.
A lot of parents take advantage of this tax break to help them cover costs of after-school child care. The IRS says day camp costs count, too.
Note the designation "day camp."
If you sent Jimmy or Janie to Camp Outinthewoods where they stayed overnight for a couple of weeks, that cost is yours alone to bear.
But if you dropped the kiddos off at a local day camp in the morning on your way to work and picked them up each evening, then you can use that camp's costs as part of your dependent care credit claim.
Credit rules apply in summer, too: Remember, though, before the tax credit will make you a happy tax camper, you have to follow its regular rules.
The first big requirement is that you enrolled your child in camp so you could go to, or look for, work. If you're a nonemployed parent and aren't looking for a job, but you just want to get the kids out of the house for a few hours each day, Uncle Sam understands but he won't help pay for your mental health break.
Also, the child attending the day camp must be younger than 13.
There also are monetary limits. You can count only up to $3,000 in expenses for one qualified dependent or up to $6,000 for two or more. Even then, you only get to claim up to 35 percent of the costs.
And these care costs are for expenses throughout the year, not just for the day camp participation.
Still, all of us will take every little bit of tax help we can get. So if your kids went to day camp this summer, find your payment receipts and put them in your 2010 tax return file so you can count them when you do your taxes next year.
The IRS has the formal requirements for the child care tax credit in Publication 503. And Bankrate's tax tip, "IRS can help you look after the kids," walks you through the credit in more (I hope!) understandable language!


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Attorney General Hardy Myers will be joined by U.S. Representative Earl Blumenauer, Third District, Portland and members of the Attorney General's Immigration Services Fraud Task Force to discuss immigration services fraud in Oregon at a special news conference Monday, May 10.
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"American Routes," the nationally aired public radio music program based in New Orleans, will feature the 2014 Baton Rouge Blues Festival this weekend in Baton Rouge and New Orleans.
The program will be broadcast in Baton Rouge by WRKF-FM (89.3) at 7 p.m. Saturday and in New Orleans by WWNO-FM (89.9) at 7 p.m. Saturday and 6 p.m. Sunday.
The Blues Festival segment of the program, featuring performances from this year's festival, will air in the program's second hour. Performers include Mississippi native and longtime New Orleans resident Little Freddie King, Lafayette's Lil Buck Sinegal, Creole-zydeco accordionist Jeffery Broussard and New York's Naomi Shelton and the Gospel Queens.
"American Routes" host Nick Spitzer is one of the Baton Rouge Blues Festival's original organizers.


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The Academic Development Program (ADP), is a special admissions program for students who do not meet current admissions criteria but who still show the potential to succeed in college. Aside from the individualized mentoring and advising, students in ADP are required to attend mandatory tutoring for the classes provided to them through the program. Those classes include:
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Driven post systems are undoubtedly an excellent solution for many ground mounted PV installations. But what do you do in cases where the soil is too soft or too rocky to drive posts into? For those small- to medium-scale systems that meet this criteria, use the fully ballasted PvMax system. Ideal for maximizing the number of panels on tricky terrain, PvMax can go anywhere!
From the ground up to the module attachments, the PvMax systems efficiently uses all components so that you can mount more modules. Strong structural geometry allows for anywhere from 2 to 4 rows of modules in vertical orientation or from 3 to 6 rows of modules in horizontal orientation. The implementation of Schletter's unique S-Rail means longer spans between foundations, helping to reduce the number of necessary ballasts and thus reduce overall system cost.
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Montreal set for three film festivals in 2006
The Montreal World Film Festival officially has competition. Federal film subsidy agency Telefilm Canada and its provincial counterpart SODEC announced the winning bid to organize a new event in the city.
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Micmac's charge at first was one pound for a trip of twenty-four miles on the "Arm of Gold;" cheap enough.
The name (of Micmac origin) is said to mean simply "red men."
Micmac John rose like a flash and struck Bob a stinging blow on the face.
"More o' Micmac John's work," commented Dick as he kicked the ashes.
Micmac, too, became friendly, inferring with the instinct of his race that Ford was an object to be guarded.
What Micmac said about the Nascaupees disturbed him not a little.
Micmac sagamore; became a convert to Christianity in extreme old age.
He believed that Micmac John was like every other man he knew and was a good neighbour.
The threat had its effect: in a few minutes our boat ran bows-on up the clear pebbled beach before the Micmac camp.
Then they found the bag that Micmac John had left there with the fur in it.
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The fallout from the News of the World phone hacking scandal has prompted News Corp to quiz its largest shareholders about succession planning and the future of its chairman and chief executive,
According to overseas reports, shareholders are being asked to comment on News Corp's corporate governance standards, its dual equity class structure, the independence of its board and the role of Mr Murdoch.
The New York-based public relations company conducting the survey, Sard Verbinnen, was due to present its findings to the News Corp board ahead of its next meeting, which would take place before the release of the company's results for the fourth quarter and full year on August 10.
The survey follows calls by some News Corp shareholders for Mr Murdoch to hand the chief executive role to
The Murdoch family owns 39 per cent of News Corp's voting stock but only 12 per cent of its non-voting stock.
Earlier this month, Anne Simpson, senior portfolio manager at California Public Employees Retirement Scheme, which owns $US110 million ($100 million) of News Corp stock, said the company's voting structure "perverts the alignment of ownership and control" and the fund would not remain "a spectator" in the hacking scandal.
This week the Interfaith Centre on Corporate Responsibility, a United States group that includes about 300 organisations with assets of more than $US100 billion, called on News Corp to split the chairman and chief executive roles.
One member of the group, Christian Brothers Investment Services, had filed a petition with News Corp asking for the roles to be separated.
Some of the investors being surveyed by Sard Verbinnen have been asked if they want to talk to Mr Carey.
"We got a call from somebody early last week indicating Chase Carey would love to talk to us at some point, but we're not in any hurry, we're fine," Don Yacktman, founder of Yacktman Asset Management, which is News Corp's eighth largest shareholder, told Bloomberg.
"Obviously they're concerned about reaction and everything. It was a nice gesture."
The phone hacking scandal forced News Corp to abandon its £7.8 billion ($11.6 billion) bid to move from 39.1 per cent of British pay TV company BSkyB to 100 per cent.
The board of BSkyB met overnight ahead of the release of its 2010-11 results and was expected not to move to replace
BSkyB's leading independent director, Nicholas Ferguson, was understood to have given his support to James Murdoch earlier this week.
British pension funds adviser PIRC has called for "wholesale corporate governance reforms" at BSkyB.
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Tara Lipinski is a retired figure skater.
Lipinski began roller skating at age three and later won a number of competitions. She began figure skating at age six. Tara's first competition was the 1990 regional championship, where she finished second. At the 1991 United States Roller Skating Championships, Tara won the primary girls freestyle as a nine-year-old. Within that same year, her father's job required the family to move to Sugar Land, Texas. However, training facilities were not available there. Two years later, Lipinski and her mother moved back to Delaware where she had trained previously. Tara later moved to Detroit, Michigan to train with Richard Callaghan. Lipinski first came to national prominence when she won the 1994 U.S. Olympic Festival competition, which at the time was a junior-level competition. She became the youngest ladies figure skating gold medalist as well as the youngest athlete in any discipline to win gold. Later that season, Tara placed fourth at the 1995 World Junior Championships and second in the junior level at the 1995 U.S. Championships. By that time, Lipinski was the subject of a great deal of media attention.
In 1997, Lipinski unexpectedly won the U.S. Championships and, at 14, became the youngest person to win the title. She went on to win the World Championships, again becoming the youngest person to win the title. At the 1996 U.S. Postal Challenge, Lipinski became the first female skater to land a triple loop/triple loop jump combination, which became her signature element. Lipinski also won the 1997 Champion Series Final, again becoming the youngest female ever to win the title. Going into the 1998 Winter Olympics, Tara embraced the experience, living in the Olympic Village, experiencing all that Nagano had to offer, and mingling with other competitors. Lipinski skated her short program to music from the animated movie "Anastasia", placing second to Kwan. In the long program, Lipinski performed seven triples, including a historic triple loop/triple loop combination and, at the very end, a triple toe/half loop/triple salchow sequence to overtake Kwan for the gold medal. Tara Lipinski became the youngest ever ladies Olympic Figure Skating Champion and the youngest individual gold medalist in Winter Olympic history.
She has made several television appearances, which have included guest roles on a number of primetime shows Are You Afraid of the Dark, Touched by an Angel, Sabrina, the Teenage Witch,Malcolm in the Middle, Veronica's Closet, Early Edition, 7th Heaven, and Still Standing, as well as a cameo in the theatrical film Vanilla Sky. Lipinski also played a brief supporting role on The Young and the Restless in 1999, starred in the TV movie Ice Angel in 2000, and was cast in the independent film The Metro Chase. Additionally, she has been a celebrity guest on VH-1's The List, Fox's Beach Party, several Nickelodeon productions, Girls Behaving Badly, and has appeared on numerous magazine covers as well as every major talk show. In 1999, CBS aired a primetime special, Tara Lipinski: From This Moment On. Lipinski made an appearance on the Today Show on March 18, 2011, where she skated to Ben Harper's "Forever". In October 2013, it was announced that Lipinski will be a commentator and analyst on NBC Sports and Universal Sports during the Sochi Winter Games.
The year before her Olympic win, the U.S. Olympic Committee named Lipinski the 1997 Female Athlete of the Year. Lipinski is particularly proud of the recognition she has received from fans. In 1999 and 2000 she was voted Best Female Athlete at the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards. In 1999, Tara won Best Female Athlete at the inaugural Fox Teen Choice Awards. She received similar awards from Teen People and Teen magazine and has been recognized by the American Academy of Achievement, the Hugh O'Brien Youth Leadership Foundation, and many other organizations. In 2006, Lipinski was the youngest ever inductee into the United States Figure Skating Hall of Fame.
Other Ventures and Work:
Lipinski is a national spokesperson for the Boys and Girls Clubs of America. She is also a spokesperson for the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids and the Childhood Leukemia Foundation. Lipinski is also involved with the Office of National Drug Control Policy's anti-drug campaign. Her anti-drug public service announcement aired nationwide on TV and in theaters in 2000. She's also dedicated to helping children in need, through the Make-A-Wish Foundation and Children's Circle of Care, the organization for children's hospitals nationwide. Tara has also supported St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and numerous cancer research efforts. Her portfolio of endorsements includes McDonald's, Charles Schwab, Chevrolet, Snapple, DKNY, Minute Maid, Capezio, Mattel, Campbell's Soup, Autoweb.com, Kellogg's, Coca Cola, Kleenex, Kodak, Hallmark Cards, Office Depot, Smuckers, Target, and others. Lipinski has also been on the runway for Limited Too!. Lipinski has two official books in print: Totally Tara – An Olympic Journey and Triumph On Ice.
How Tara Lipinski Made Her Money – Skating, endorsements, and public works.
Estimated Net Worth: $4 Million
Birthday: June 10, 1982


text: The utility has been struggling for two months to bring a radiation leak from the crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi plant under control. Tepco has sought a 2 trillion yen ($24.8 billion) loan to tide it through the initial emergency period. It also expects to pay 50 billion yen ($620 million) to nearly 80,000 residents evacuated from around the plant. Overall damages are expected to be much higher. Elsewhere, South Korea's Kospi lost 0.8% to 2,104.18, and Hong Kong's Hang Seng shed 1.4% to 22,960.63. Benchmarks in Singapore, Indonesia and Taiwan were also lower, while those in New Zealand and the Philippines rose. Falling commodities prices were keeping stock investors at bay, said Wong. Oil, for example, was nearly $114 a barrel at the end of April but is now below $100 per barrel. Hong Kong-listed shares of Cnooc ( CEO), China National Offshore Oil Corp., fell 2.2%. Australia's S&P/ASX 200 closed 1.3% lower to 4,650, with BHP Billiton ( BHP), the world's largest mining company, dropping 1.8%. Mainland Chinese shares lost ground Monday following the latest increase in the central bank's reserve requirement for banks, which was announced Friday. The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index lost 0.8% to 2,849.07 and the Shenzhen Composite Index of China's smaller, second exchange lost 0.2% to 1,198.72. Banking shares fell. Industrial & Commercial Bank of China, the country's biggest lender, lost 1.5%. "Liquidity will continue to be restrained with inflation still over 5%. Since we can expect further tightening measures, how could there be a 'bull market'?" said Liu Kan, an analyst at Guoyuan Securities, based in Shanghai. On Friday, the Dow lost 100.17 points to close at 12,595.75. The S&P 500 fell 0.8% to 1,337.77, and the Nasdaq lost 1.2% to 2,828.47. Benchmark crude for June delivery was down $1.70 to $97.86 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The contract settled at $99.65 per barrel Friday, up 68 cents. In currencies, the euro strengthened to $1.4133 from $1.4110 in late afternoon trading Friday in New York. A little over a week ago the euro was worth as much as $1.49. The dollar was little changed at 80.85 yen.