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Looking for someone to maybe get behind an idea I've had for awhile. At my current job, I come across so many bizarre occurrences on the daily. With this, a co-worker and I have started getting the idea to make a podcast out of our daily events. So I am looking for someone to be able to animate short clips 2-5 minutes. Doesn't have to be fancy but depicts the situations. Want an idea what I'm talking about look into "Rooster Teeth Animated Adventures"
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Wouldn't it be better to name it to Gatō Company??--LeafShinobi (talk) 21:07, March 22, 2011 (UTC)
- I'm not sure how it's in the manga, but when I watched anime I heard Gatō called it "Gatō Corporation" during Kaiza's execution? During Kakashi's talk with Tazuna it's still called "company".--LeafShinobi (talk) 17:23, March 6, 2013 (UTC)


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Arizona should find another test tonight for its three-point defense, which has become probably the Wildcats' biggest early season concern.
NAU guards Gabe Rogers and DeWayne Russell have both averaged more than two made three-pointers per game and the Lumberjacks have made an average of 6.8 three-pointers per game.
Rogers is averaging 16.6 points a game and Russell is averaging 15.8. Russell, a freshman who was once a USC commit, is hitting his three-pointers at a 47.8-percent rate, too.
"Anytime those types of players come in averaging 17 points a game it gets your attention," UA coach Sean Miller said. "We all know when you watch these games where upsets happen it's generally those guys on the other team have big nights from three, or the team has a huge night from three. That's something we're working hard to improve on and I think our guards will have two really challenging matchups with those two players."
Some game previews:
The Arizona Daily Sun says the Lumberjacks are wary of UA's size and athleticism.
The Wildcat discusses UA's three-point defensive woes.
Arizona Sports had a feature on NAU coach Jack Murphy.
Our advance coverage today: A main story on NAU coaches Murphy and Al La Rocque, and a scouting report with notes.
The "Bilastrator" dropped Arizona from No. 10 to No. 16 (ESPN insider access required), saying the Wildcats are "giving up too many easy shots."
Arizona's Dec. 8 opponent, Clemson, will be facing Purdue tonight (5:15 p.m., ESPNU) and coach Brad Brownell is wondering whether Tiger fans are ready for basketball.
Florida will begin a difficult stretch that includes a Dec. 15 game at UA on Thursday against Marquette.
Colorado survived a scare from Texas Southern in double overtime and Tad Boyle is warning the Buffs that they must deal with higher expectations now.
Washington is still reeling from being "punked" by Colorado State.
UCLA sat through a "brutal" film review of its loss to Cal Poly.
There's a bunch of other Pac-12 games tonight, all on various forms of the Pac-12 Networks:
Utah at Southern Methodist, 6 p.m.
Arkansas-Pine Bluff at ASU, 6 p.m.
Idaho at WSU, 8 p.m.
Seattle at Stanford, 8 p.m.
Cal State Northridge at UCLA, 10 p.m.
Saint Louis at Washington, 10 p.m.
Arizona viewers should get the ASU-Pine Bluff, UA-NAU and Northridge-UCLA games.


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Cape Town - A heroic trio saved the life of a two-month-old baby on Saturday, when they caught the child after he was dropped from a first-storey window of a residence above shops in Woodstock which was gutted by fire.
The infant's father, Blessing Mashomgamy, said the baby suffered no ill-effects after the tense rescue on Saturday morning.
Mashomgamy, who lives above Crescent Fast Foods & Bakery on the corner of Davison and Albert roads in Woodstock, said he had to carefully drop the infant into the waiting arms of five people below as the stairs were blocked by fire.
Three of the men who caught the baby – Poni Lubabalo, Gqoboza Freeman and Thembalethu Mgwe, of the Woodstock Improvement District – agreed that Mashomgamy had no option but to drop the child.
Together with two colleagues, they stood under the window and formed a net with their arms to catch him.
Shortly after the baby's rescue, Cape Town Fire and Rescue Services arrived and took control of the scene.
Mashomgamy, who escaped unscathed apart from a light burn to his hand, said he first saw smoke coming from the caretaker's room when he was getting ready to leave for work on Saturday morning.
When the caretaker did not respond to his calls, he helped break down the door. "We had to throw some buckets of water, flames were coming out of the room."
At about the same time Freeman, who was on patrol, noticed smoke coming from the building. He shouted "fire" and alerted his superiors, then started searching for a ladder. Meanwhile, Mashomgamy went from room to room to wake everyone up.
With the staircases blocked by fire and smoke, residents were considering jumping out the windows when the Fire and Rescue Services arrived and helped them to safety.
Emergency Medical Services spokesman Robert Daniels said one resident had been taken to New Somerset Hospital but had not sustained serious injuries.
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'Zero Dark Thirty': Has Hollywood Found This Year's Best Picture?
The Academy Award-winning team that gave us The Hurt Locker, director Kathryn Bigelow and writer-producer Mark Boal, screened their latest project, Zero Dark Thirty, over Thanksgiving.
The docu-drama thriller chronicles the decade-long hunt for Osama Bin Laden and, if early reactions are any indications, it looks like the award-winning filmmakers may have more Oscars in their sights.
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Morrison County District Court charged Thomas Allen Skwira, 44, Royalton, June 23 with one felony count of fifth degree possession of a controlled substance and one gross misdemeanor each of second degree DWI, refusing to submit to a chemical test and second degree DWI, operating an off-road vehicle while under the influence of a combination of any two or more elements and having a child under the age of 16 in or on the vehicle.
On June 20, a Minnesota Trooper noted a all-terrain vehicle traveling at 65 miles per hour in a 55 mile-per-hour zone. He followed the vehicle to a residence on Nature Road.
When the driver got off the vehicle, he allegedly threw a white object to the ground.
The driver, identified as Skwira, had an 11-year-old child as a passenger. The trooper also noted Skwira's eyes were bloodshot and watery, he was sweating and had an odor of alcohol about him.
The trooper located the item Skwira threw to the ground; it was a glass pipe with residue which tested positive for methamphetamine.
Skwira was placed under arrest.
While at the Morrison County Jail, Skwira allegedly performed poorly on all sobriety tests and refused to give either a blood or a urine test.
An examination of Skwira's driving record showed a prior DWI from January 2006 in Morrison County along with five older DWIs.
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U.S. Under-21 Women Take Down Denmark, 3-0, in Nordic Cup; Advance to Championship Game Against Norway on Sunday
The USA advances to the championship game of the world's top competition for Under-21 women for the third straight year. And for the third year in a row, the USA will face arch-rival Norway. In 1997, the Americans defeated Norway for the title, winning 1-0 in sudden death overtime on a 100th minute goal by Streiffer. Last year, Norway took revenge, wining 2-1 in regulation.
The USA entered the game against Denmark needing just a tie, or even a one-goal loss, to make the championship game. The Danes, needing a win, came out hard and fast, but the U.S. women dominated play in the scrappy match.
"It was a great team win," said U.S. Head Coach Lauren Gregg. "Our team is evolving every time we step on the field and is committed to being the best. Once again, we had significant contribution from all the players, including the subs. This team effort has been a consistent theme and critical to our success."
Like last Wednesday's match against Germany, also a 3-0 victory, the USA scored once in the first half and twice in the second to seal the victory, this time with three different players. With time winding down in the first half, Danielle Slaton (Santa Clara/San Jose, Calif.) hit a driven free kick from just outside the penalty box on the left side. Slaton's low liner was dummied by Lauren Orlandos (Univ. of Portland/Lake Forest, Ca.) and skimmed across the turf to McDonald, who slotted her shot into the right corner from five yards out.
Also like the match against Germany, the USA got its second goal in the 62nd minute, this time from Streiffer, who was in the right place at the right time when Meredith Florance's (North Carolina/Dallas, Tex.) shot from 10 yards out was blocked by the back of a Danish defender. The ball ricocheted at an angle and fell to Streiffer, who jumped to head the rebound into the net from just three yards into the upper left corner.
"It's nice that the pressure of the first round is off of us," said Streiffer. "Now we only have one game to focus on. Norway is always a challenge that we look forward to and we're glad to have the opportunity to reclaim the championship from the team we lost to last year."
Bush, who suffered a strained MCL in her right knee during pre-Nordic Cup training camp, saw her first action of the tournament when she replaced Florance in the 77th minute and almost immediately made an impact. In the 85th minute, Aly Wagner (Santa Clara/San Jose, Calif.) lobbed a cross from the left wing that Danish goalkeeper Tina Cederkvist misjudged. She let the hanging cross bounce under her to Bush, who ran onto the ball, took a touch around the 'keeper and slotted her shot into the open net from close range.
"My objectives with this team are to win the tournament, establish a winning tradition at all levels and develop players for the full national team while instilling the necessary training habits in our next National Team players," added Gregg. "I couldn't be more pleased with the investment by this group of young women to all of these goals."
A win for the USA in the Nordic Cup Final would complete an unprecedented "triple" for the U.S. Women's National Teams program. The full national team is coming off the 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup victory while the Under-18 Women's National Team won the Pan Am Games gold medal yesterday with a 1-0 victory over Mexico in a competition in which all other countries sent their Under-20 national teams.
In the other final group games, Germany and Finland tied 2-2, Sweden defeated Iceland, 1-0 and Norway came back from a goal down to defeat Australia, 3-1. Finland will face Sweden for 3rd place, Iceland plays Denmark for 5th and Australia will take on Germany for 7th.


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Congressman holds Inaugural Address Competition for students
By Tiffany Esshaki
Posted January 16, 2013
As President Barack Obama prepares for his second inaugural address, students across metro Detroit are being asked to share their own visions for the country's future.
U.S. Rep. Sander Levin, D-Mich., stopped by Groves High School Jan. 9 to visit an Advanced Placement government class and speak with students about his 30-year career in Congress. While he was there, he announced a competition open to high school students throughout the 9th Congressional District, inviting students to record and submit their own inaugural addresses on Levin's website.
According to a statement released by Levin's office, students can upload their two-three minute videos to the congressman's website through Jan. 25, addressing "the nation" with their own opinions and ideas on where the country is and where it should be heading in the coming years.
Each student who participates will receive a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition, and finalists will be featured on the congressman's website. The winner, chosen by a judging panel of local residents, will be announced the week of Jan. 28 and will be invited to have lunch with Levin.
"I look forward to seeing how our talented high school students combine the rich history of presidential inaugural addresses with their own visions for the future," said Levin in the statement. "Inaugurations are a great opportunity for us to look both to the future — and the past — and celebrate our great nation."
The Groves students present for Levin's announcement Jan. 9 were excited to hear from the congressman, who discussed new district boundary changes, a few historical inaugural speeches, and topics the president could possibly talk about when he presents his second inaugural address Jan. 21. According to Anne Cron of Birmingham Public Schools' community relations, the junior- and senior-level AP government students were pleased to receive their lesson for the day from an experienced politician.
Class instructor Robert Divizio said he will encourage his students to participate in the competition.
"This contest will give the students a chance to go back and read historical inaugural speeches and reflect on how they relate to the challenges we face as a country today," said Divizio in an email. "I think this contest will generate some real excitement."
One student who plans to record an inaugural address entry is Rebecca Starr of Franklin, who is a junior at Groves.
"I do think I will do the project. I have learned so much in my AP government class, and it's really got me interested in our government, and I think it's important to know what challenges we're facing as a country. This is a great opportunity to take a closer look at that," said Starr.
Participating students must attend high school in Michigan's 9th District, which due to recent redistricting has changed. A complete list of communities in the district can be found on the congressman's website. Students without video recording equipment can schedule an appointment to record a video at Levin's district office in Roseville by calling (586) 498-7122.
More information on the contest, including details on how to submit videos online, can be found at www.levin.house.gov.
About the author
Staff Writer Tiffany Esshaki covers Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills and Bloomfield Township as well as Oakland County Parks and Recreation and Oakland County Animal Control and Pet Adoption Center. Esshaki has worked for C & G Newspapers since 2011 and attended the University of Michigan-Dearborn and Oakland Community College. She's the recipient of several awards from the Michigan Press Association and the Detroit chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists.
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Celebrity News For Jan. 3, 2013 | Late Edition
Madonna Takes a Tumble While Skiing in the Swiss Alps
- Madonna face-plants while skiing in the Swiss Alps — Us Weekly
- Proof the "Kardashian Curse" is a real thing — HuffPost Entertainment
- Inside Zoe Saldana's New Year's without Bradley Cooper — People
- Are Jen and Justin wondering about Brad and Angelina's possible nuptials? — Lainey Gossip
- See Usher and Shakira's new promo portraits for The Voice — JustJared
- Get even more excited for the Golden Globes with this interview from Amy Poehler and Tina Fey — BuzzFeed
- See Emma Watson get sexy for Marie Claire — Hollywood Tuna
- Katie Holmes and Jake Gyllenhaal are not dating — Pink Is the New Blog
- The most surprising celebrity hookups — ET Online
- Lindsay Lohan was working on New Year's Eve? — The Superficial
- Stars who vacation with their exes — The Daily Beast
- A look at the best TV episodes of 2012 — Zap2it
- Who claims they "didn't pull a Britney" on NYE? — TooFab
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UCLA has had great freshmen in the past, but they've never had to rely on this many at one time. That reliance has seen its ups and downs all season, but now the talent is really starting to show at the right time. Click here.
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Three years ago, Jose Baez's name was barely a blip in the legal community. Now he's arguably one of the most recognizable attorneys in the country. Full story
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introduced Frank D'Amelio as its new CFO. D'Amelio was most recently a senior executive vice president and chief administrative officer at Alcatel-Lucent. The appointment will be effective mid-September. The company rose 39 cents, or 1.6%, to $24.63. A much smaller company, Critical Therapeutics ( CRTX) also named a new CFO. The biopharmaceutical company said it appointed Tucker Kelly to chief financial officer and senior vice president of finance and corporate development. Kelly's resume includes experience as a life sciences investment banker, a principal with Canaccord Adams, a vice president with Robertson Stephens, and as a corporate and securities attorney. Critical Therapeutics also filed with regulators on Tuesday to periodically sell up to $40 million in common and preferred stock, debt securities and warrants. The proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes. The company gave up 18 cents, or 7.9%, to $2.09. Another biopharmaceutical company, Medicure ( MCU), was moving in the other direction Wednesday. Medicure said it now anticipates completion of enrollment of its phase IIII Med-Carg II trial in September, two months earlier than planned. The company said it received another recommendation to continue the trial from the independent Data Safety Monitoring Board. Medicure said on Tuesday that it entered into two agreements that will result in proceeds of about $40 million. The company will issue about 13.04 million shares at $1.15 apiece, with warrants to purchase about 3.69 million additional common shares within the next five years for $1.50 each. It also entered into an agreement with Manchester Securities to securitize revenue from Aggrastat, a treatment for acute coronary syndrome, and possibly revenue from its MC-1 compound for acute cardiovascular events, upon its commercialization. Medicure's shares were up 2 cents, or 1.7%, to $1.20. Nuvelo ( NUVO) was gaining 16.3% after Brean Murray upgraded the stock to hold, from sell. also rose after reporting news on a drug trial. The company said earlier this week that it re-initiated its Sonoma-3 study on Alfimeprase in patients with catheter occlusion. A previous phase III trial didn't meet effectiveness standards for a single pivotal trial. The new trial is studying a single, higher and more concentrated dose. Shares rose 21 cents, or 12.9%, to $1.84. Nuvelo is a component of the Nasdaq Biotechnology Index, which was up 4.41, or 0.55%, to 803.95.


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Hello. I want to begin exploring scratch baking more. Looking for recommendations on books with good recipes or ones that explain how to come up with my own recipes (if that makes sense). Thanks!
Wayne Gisslen "Professional Baking"
Any/all books by Maida Heatter
The Joy of Cooking
Old Good Housekeeping cake recipe books
My recommendations are the following for new scratch bakers because they explain the why's. These are not strictly cake books because to understand scratch baking, a knowledge of the manipulation of flour, eggs, sugar, and butter:
Warren Brown, Cake Love (a great book to start)
Joanne Chang, Flour
Dorie Greensapan, Baking From My Home To Yours
David Lebovitz, Ready for Dessert
A few others that just have good recipes that are easy to follow:
Baked and Baked Explorations
Back In The Day
After you learn the basics:
Rose's Heavenly Cakes
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I'm test driving Warren Brown's Cake Love from the library, and it's definitely a must buy. If you don't have a scale I would strongly suggest buying one, you will get the best results with delicate cakes this way.


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VW's Rearview Cameras No Longer Available Because Of Earthquake
The Japanese Earthquake disaster of March 11, 2011, has wreaked havoc all around the world and has affected Volkswagen by interrupting supply of their backup cameras. Consumers that want a rear view camera fitted to their VW may have to wait for shipments to resume.
The VW models affected include the CC Lux Plus, Lux Limited and VR6, all Touraeg models and the Tiguan SEL with premium navigation. On VW salesman said the German automaker is on the hunt for a new supplier. When Volkswagen was approached for an official statement, they said the matter was being investigated.
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There are many promises in God's Word to encourage us to pray, such as: "He shall call upon me and I will answer him: I will be with him in trouble; I will deliver him, and honor him" (Psalm 91:15); "And it shall come to pass that before they call, I will answer; and while they are yet speaking, I will hear" (Isaiah 65:24); "Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you" (Matthew 7:7). The Scriptures tell us that we are to pray for one another and also assure us that God hears and answers prayer.
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• Defensive end Brett Keisel, who has missed the past three games with a calf strain, will return to the starting lineup Sunday when the Steelers visit the Bengals. The Steelers also may welcome back starting nose tackle Casey Hampton for the 1 p.m. game. Hampton, who has missed the past two games with a groin stain, ran Monday and "looked good," Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said Tuesday. Tomlin added that Hampton will run again today and that, "we'll target Thursday as a practice day for him and see where he is."
• Tomlin said he's pleased with where Willie Parker, is even though the running back isn't 100 percent. Parker, who has missed the past two games because of a sprained medial collateral ligament in his left knee, practiced Monday and is expected to start against the Bengals.
• Three players, including starting fullback Carey Davis, have been ruled out for Sunday's game. In addition to Davis (sprained ankle), linebacker Keyaron Fox (strained hamstring) and wide receiver Dallas Baker (sprained shoulder) won't play against the Bengals. Tomlin said the Steelers will monitor starting left tackle Marvel Smith (back spasms) this week. If Smith is unable to play, Tomlin said Max Starks will start in his place.
• Kicker Jeff Reed (strained calf) is expected to play against the Bengals.
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Problems with official church authority have plagued women religious for centuries. I offer here two vivid examples I wrote about in my book, Faithful Dissenters: Men and Women Who Loved and Changed the Church.
Mother Théodore Guérin and five other members of the Sisters of Providence sailed from France in the early 1840s and arrived in southwest Indiana to start a school for girls. The wilderness of the area was a challenge, as was learning a new language. But those were minor compared to the interference and antagonism they encountered in the person of the Vincennes bishop, Célestine de la Hailandière. Nevertheless, she and her community were able to open a boarding school near St. Mary-of-the-Woods. From the start, the bishop refused to approve the sisters religious rule and on one occasion called for the election of a new superior to replace Guérin, but the community re-elected her anyway.
The conflict came to a head in 1847, when Guérin confronted Hailandière in his residence. He locked her in a room and told the sisters Guérin was no longer their superior. He dismissed her from her vows and ordered her to leave Indiana immediately. While everyone was reeling from his proclamation, a providential letter arrived from Rome. It seems that the bishop had offered to resign two years before when he as in a depressed mood; but Rome hadn't accepted it -- until the present moment. A new, more cooperative bishop was appointed. Free at last, Guérin and the Sisters of Providence were able to expand their ministry throughout southern Indiana and beyond.
On Oct. 15, 2006, St. Theodore Guérin was canonized at the Vatican by Pope Benedict XVI.
Thirty-five years after Guérin's struggle and half a world away, Mary MacKillop, founder of the Institute of St. Joseph, found herself in even a deeper struggle with the bishop of Adelaide, Australia. As with Mother Guérin, the issue was the right of the sisters to self-govern. Bishop Laurence Sheil insisted that he alone draw up the religious rule for the order, and he placed every convent of the rapidly spreading institute under the control of local pastors. MacKillop refused to cooperate, leading to numerous run-ins with Sheil.
In September 1871, the bishop, fully vested, with miter on his head and crosier in his hand and accompanied by four priests, arrived at the sisters' house in Adelaide. He called the community members together, ordered MacKillop to kneel at his feet and pronounced sentence: "Sister Mary, superior of the Institute of St. Joseph, on account of your disobedience and rebellion, I pronounce on you the awful sentence of excommunication. You are now Mary MacKillop, free to return to the world, a large portion of the wickedness of which you have, I fear, brought with you into this institute."
One of the sisters reportedly screamed; others wept or fell on their knees. MacKillop later wrote of her reaction: "I do not know how to describe the feeling but I was intensely happy and felt nearer to God than I had ever felt before. ... I cannot describe the calm beautiful something that was near." She stood up and walked out of the house. The other members of the order joined her in exchanging their habits for lay clothes and continuing to work in their schools. Meanwhile, Sheil's health declined, and on his deathbed six months after his pronouncement, he revoked the excommunication. MacKillop and her sisters donned their habits and went back to work. She spent the next two years in Europe raising funds and finally obtaining Vatican approbation of her institute, which continued to prosper.
On Oct. 17, 2010, St. Mary MacKillop was canonized by Pope Benedict XVI during ceremonies at the Vatican.
Any resemblance between the experiences of these two saintly women and the current situation with the LCWR can be viewed as either highly relevant or merely coincidental.
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It's Alright To Dislike
New York is an interesting place. Even a simple subway trip becomes an adventure loaded with fly women, guys flanking said fly women and homeless people with flies flanking them. It's all a visual example of the survivalist nature of man, really: nameless individuals packed in like human anchovies in a life-size tin can headed toward some unknown destination, usually in the name of survival. I say "survival" because regardless of if you're going to your job or going to a party, every step we take is all for the means of staying alive somehow.
It's the same thing with music. New artists come out all the time, every single day. Can't be mad at them for the most part, but I do have the right to reserve a negative judgment toward them. Much like it is human nature to have survival instincts, I believe it's also in our nature to inherently dislike any and everything we deem unfit to suit us. And absolutely nothing is wrong with that.
Akin to my disdain of pork, coconuts and the WNBA (that shit is boring. Nothing more, nothing less), I'm not a fan of many styles of music, and it's perfectly fine. Not one person is ever built to like everything. The age-old adage, "If I don't like it I don't like it," rings ever so loudly in rap, especially considering it is almost as if we have to not like certain aspects of it.
I'm not that big a fan of Rick Ross, and the past few years has made me respect him even less. From being revealed as a former corrections officer, to swacking the name of a government-controlled, Los Angeles-reared glorified drug runner and the nickname of one of the most powerful crime bosses in history, damn near everything he's done has received its fair amount of scorn. Leave it to the so-called "musical pundits" the flood your friendly neighborhood c-section, however, and those opinions would be looked upon as nondescript revulsion (or "hate," if you will). It's a never-ending cycle, and while it's not widely respected it does keep the energy in music alive (believe it or not).
Imagine if everybody liked everything in rap; this shit we live in would be that much more boring. Instead, it's perfectly fine to have a few naysayers in the crowd. The best part about them, though? When the person they're talking about catches feelings. I don't know about you, but whenever I see some rapster take to the Internets and talk about their "haters" like they were caught fucking their spouse on his brand-new mattress I die a little on the inside. Just saying.


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Fashion lovers in St. Vincent were surely able to whet their appetites and then full their stomachs with as much fashion as they wanted when Mije Modeling & Advertising Agency held its 3rd Annual Carnival Catwalk last Sunday evening. Set in the historic Pirate's Cave in Lowman's Bay, the show got off to an exciting start with the Mije models paying tribute to the veterans in the Caribbean Fashion Industry.
Shonta Noel, an 11 year old designer from Barbados started the collections rolling with her label La Cyanne and presented a line of chic, sexy silk and chiffon dresses that with body flattering cuts. Mije Models themselves put together a line of clothing which was cleverly constructed and dominated with organic accessories like coconut leaves and shells and was a major hit with the patrons. Many persons from the sold out audience enjoyed the collection of newcomer Jeremy Payne who dabbled in many fabrics and styles to come up with his offering.
And then there was the revolution, 3rd Revolt of Barbados presented a t-shirt line which ranged from dresses to sleeveless vests to long sleeved dressy T's. A designer to watch in the future is Lisa Cordice, she offered a well coordinated line of clothing made mostly of satins accessorized with lace. Her collection featured casual, elegantly casual and formal pieces that seemed to be very well constructed. The heat then rose to another level as Fetish Swimwear by Cassandra Mottley of Barbados hit the stage. Models strut their stuff in sexy one piece swimsuits, tankinis and bikinis studded and accessorised with colorful wraps.
With Fetish Swimwear leaving the end of the first half of the show so heated, celebrated Designer Debbie Barbour presented her 2008 Wedding Collection. She showcased elegant wedding ensembles fused with Caribbean colors and the cool, calm nature of the islands. The female patrons then had a treat as Sharon Tanner of EC Harbour showcased her collection. The St. Lucian label featured sexy men shirts made of linens and cottons to outfit the metro-sexual man who was sure of his masculinity. Tanner also presented a female line of clothing ranging from casual pieces to evening gowns.
Guyanese Designer Sanola Forte made a definite splash on the runway with her Bumble Bee Collection. Glitzy pieces dominated her line and sexy cuts were the highlight of her line. Fetish Boutique and J& E Boutique also took to the Carnival Catwalk stage and both of them showcased clothing that was available in their respective stores.
Veteran Designer Sonia Noel closed the show with her 2009 Spring/ Summer Collection. Entitled "Animal Unleashed," Noel brought the house down from beginning to end. The well styled collection started with guest model from Barbados Raymond Ward wearing a leopard-skin swim trunk and carrying a duffle bag and ended with Mije Senior Model Karlene wearing a close fitting evening dress. Noel convinced that 12 years in the business was well worth it.
Guest Acts were by Bomani who was thoroughly enjoyed from start to finish and by the Arabesque Dancers who danced to a medley of Carnival Hits.
Executive Producer Jean Johhny-Findlay and Production Director Kofi Branch (The Design Factor) of Barbados were both pleased with the event and expressed their excitement for Carnival Catwalk 4 to be held in 2009.


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Trades, Planes, and Injuries…
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The Jackets ran into a hot Canuck team last night. It also didn't help that the Jackets seemed like they didn't care one bit about the game.
Thankfully the Jackets remain in sixth place in the Western Conference with another big game coming up tomorrow against the LA Kings.
The real story though, the trade deadline.
It's a scary time especially for Jackets fans. Some want to make a big splash, while others (read as me) want to make a small splash and wait for free agency to get the guys we need.
Even though it's scary, it's also like Christmas. I know that the Jackets are going to do something. I just have no idea what exactly that something is yet. I know that my captain is not going to be taken away on a super fast jet to Calgary. I know that Howson will do what he feels is best for the team, and I trust him to make the right decisions.
Look at his record. For the old Foote, we got RJ Umberger, and a fourth round in this years draft.
We also got Jason Williams for Clay Wilson and a sixth-round draft pick. Clay Wilson never really fit into the system for Columbus, but Williams has been a stud since acquiring him.
We picked up Dubie off of waivers without giving anything up. Yeah, you can argue this one, but we needed a backup, and we got a backup.
We picked up Gratton off of waivers without giving anything up. He looks good out there and we needed a center.
Howson has a good record for this team, he is highly intelligent, and won't do anything stupid. We know this.
As I mentioned earlier Howson was in Ottawa, Saturday. Portzline seems to think that he was there for Vermette, who I like, but I really don't see Ottawa trading Vermette for Pazzy.
I really would like to see Nik Antropov as a Blue Jacket and feel like he's a better fit for the Jackets. The kid is 6'6'' and 230 pounds - also, you have to love this video of Antropov and Ponikarovsky.
As for seeing Jokinen in a Jackets sweater - don't count on it. He's not worth it.
Sean Avery was placed on waivers today - I don't expect him to go anywhere BUT to the Rangers, but again, you never know. I seriously doubt that Sean Avery will be picked up by Columbus. We already have Boll and Dorsett as our guys, and there's no way that Hitchcock would ever put up with Avery, and there is no sense in messing with our room.
I liked Tkachuk and Nash together at the ASG but I don't think that's going to happen.
Tim Connolly is a name that keeps coming up over and over again. I like him, I really do, but I still prefer or maybe just have my heart set on Antropov.
Other Jackets news, that has nothing to do with the deadline:
*Chimera is on the Injured Reserve. He is still having trouble with his groin, from what I have been reading and seeing he is having trouble pushing off when he skates. He is going to see a third specialist, and I guess we will find out more soon.
*Peca may be out for a while also. We find out more on him tomorrow. He took a puck to the face and got a pretty good gash, and had a headache. He didn't play after the first period.
*Nikita Filatov is still in Syracuse, but, he seems to be quite sick. I was catching up on the Crunch news and Lindsay Kramer said that Filatov has had a sinus infection for a couple of weeks and has lost some weight. Nikita is supposed to see a doctor today.
*The Jackets had a tough morning today. They landed at 4:06, and were stuck inside the airport for close to an hour and a half. Those poor guys had to have been beat and there were no chairs for the boys to sit.
Nash sprawled out right next to the booth, using his luggage as a pillow. Fedor Tyutin slumped against the wall, resting his head against a fire extinguisher on the on the wall. TV star Jim Day went flat on his back.
I can just imagine Hitchcock in the airport. If you watch Jackets games close enough you know what he looks like when he's pissed. His cheeks get red, and he looks like he could kill the next person to do something wrong.
I've never flown in or out of the Columbus airport. But, it's ridiculous that these boys had to WAIT to leave the airport for flying in, even if they were flying in from Canada. According to Portzline the airport is given a list of people who are on the plane and their passport numbers - to help expedite the situation. Why was this not done before the plane landed? Why did they wait, if they knew it was "schedule maintenance."
Just another reason to hate airports I suppose. Make sure you read the full story linked above.
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2006 Men's Soccer Preview
With a deep, experienced roster returning from last season, plus the decision of several players to make use of their final season of eligibility, the Liberty Flames enter the 2006 season looking to make a run at a Big South championship.
"Kevin Mahan's return to Liberty to attend graduate school along with Darryl Roberts and Osei Telesford, who both could have gone pro after last season, coming back for a final season of eligibility provides us with outstanding leadership on and off the field," stated Liberty head coach Jeff Alder. "Add Adrian Bumbut and Marko Parenta, and we have a core group of seniors that we feel can lead us to the next level."
Liberty returns eight starters from 2005 and 13 players who saw significant minutes last season. Always among the Big South's top teams, the Flames also welcome back offensive threat Roberts, who sat out last season due to injury, to this game-tested group of returners.
We created a very competitive environment in practice along with the schedule we play that has allowed our guys to gain the confidence they need to compete at a high level," noted Alder, now in his sixth year as head coach.
"It's a tribute to our guys, that last year, we lost Darryl Roberts, who is poised to become the program's leading scorer, two weeks before the season began and yet, we were playing for first place on the last day of the regular season."
Alder will add to this group several newcomers, both transfers and recruits, who will impact the Flames immediately with their play.
"We were very fortunate to land several guys who can help other guys get better," commented Alder. "They are players who come from great soccer backgrounds and are a great fit for our team and the Liberty soccer family."
"I have been here 19 years as a player and a coach and we feel this group is closer than any group we have ever had," continued Alder. "They are doing things off the field in the community and investing themselves in things other than soccer, on campus. This has fostered relationships both within the team and with others, which will hopefully bring about a unified group with a shared vision of excellence in all we do."
What looked like a question mark last winter is one no longer with the decision of Kevin Mahan to attend graduate school and use his last season of eligibility. Last season, Mahan started 15 games in the Liberty net, posting a 6-7-2 mark with a 1.39 goals-against-average and a .731 save percentage. While giving the Flames solid play in the net last season, it is Mahan's leadership on and off the field which brings excitement about his return.
"Kevin is such a great person," stated Alder. "He had a tremendous year for us on the field last year, but he is a great representation of what a Liberty student-athlete should be and is."
Sophomore Michael Masmar will join Mahan at the position. The sophomore pushed Mahan last season for playing time and is expected to do the same again this season. In his first season, Masmar started one game and logged over 120 minutes in net.
On defense, the Flames return a deep unit which will be put to the test early with loss of Michael Ward, who was named Big South all-conference second team as a freshman, to injury over the summer.
Despite that setback, a strong unit is still in place, thanks to the emergence of junior brothers Andrew and Jeremiah Kappler and Michael Gelatt in 2005 as well as Michael Griffith this spring.
"We have a lot of options in the back," stated Alder. "It is now just finding the right mix of who to have out there on game day."
Andrew Kappler started every game for the Flames in 2005, while brother Jeremiah played in 15 games, making 10 starts. Gelatt, who began the season with an injury, came back to play in 10 games and, along with the Kapplers, provided solid play in the season's second half.
The unit will get a boost this year as Osei Telesford is expected to move back to defender after playing in the midfield in 2005. Telesford recently was named the 59-team Premier Development League's Defender of the Year for his play this past summer as captain of the Carolina Dynamo.
Last season as a midfielder, he netted six goals and had five assists in 15 games, earning selection to the NSCAA South Atlantic Region first team in addition to Big South all-conference first team honors. As a defender, Telesford was selected to the all-conference second team in 2003 and all-conference first team in 2002.
Also competing for playing time will be junior David Cassidy and sophomores Juan Carlos Chavez and Chris Mandell.
With several additions to the midfield this year, the Flames also have depth at that position.
"We believe we have added a few guys, who along with what we have returning, will enable our midfield to do what we need to get done and help us go to the next level," state Alder.
Liberty will return several key components to the unit in 2006. A member of the Big South all-conference second team last season, Adrian Bumbut returns for his final year after leading the Flames and being among the conference leaders with eight goals, five assists and 21 points last season.
Also returning are senior Marko Parenta, who enters the season healthy after battling injuries in the past, juniors Brandon Patterson, Dan Garber, John Letsen and Dave McCall and sophomore Bill Pinette.
Joining those returners are transfers Joshua Boateng and Dan McGarry, who are expected to make significant contributions right away. Boateng, a sophomore, transfers from Virginia Tech where he scored five goals and played in 14 games in 2005. McGarry, a junior, transfers from Division III Arcadia where he was a two-time regional All-American first team member.
Freshman Juan Guzman, a two-time Adidas/ESP all-star and former member of the United States U-15 squad, should also boost Liberty midfielder. In addition, fellow freshmen Adam Dupere and Chris Osborne could see minutes in the midfield.
After deciding to return to Liberty for his final year of eligibility, a healthy Darryl Roberts will provide needed scoring punch and play-making ability for the Flames.
A 2002 Freshman All-American and a member of the 2004 All-South Region first team, Roberts will open the season seven points away from becoming the program's all-time leading scorer. His finishing ability could open things up for others.
"Darryl does all the things you can't coach," stated Alder. "He is a guy who makes other people better. He draws two or three defenders to himself and is able to find the open guy. It is now going to be a matter of whether we can finish or not finish our chances."
Two players who may benefit from having Roberts in the lineup are returning starter Toby Lewis and Bumbut. After surprising many as a freshman two years ago, the junior proved himself a scoring threat by following his breakout year with 15 points on six goals and three assists in 2005. Bumbut, who will also play at midfielder, could also find himself up front to take advantage of his finishing ability.
Adding the element of speed at forward are sophomore Cameron Chastian and junior Justin Willoughby. Both will have the opportunity for playing time along with junior Jonathan Coache, another Flame who has come back from injury, the versatile Parenta and freshman Andrew Scheck.
Once again, Liberty will face a challenging schedule this fall. Alder's squad will host seven opponents at Liberty Soccer Field, while taking to the road for eight matches. Three of the top 12 seeds from last year's NCAA College Cup highlight a strong non-conference slate.
"For us to continue the growth and visibility of our program, we want to play the top schools," Alder stated. "Plus, in our conference from top to bottom, there are no easy games. The number of wins conference schools are getting outside our conference speaks volumes about soccer in Big South."
Liberty opens the season on August 29 by traveling to Longwood, before hosting Gardner-Webb on September 2 in the first home match of the year.
Next, the Flames begin conference play by traveling to Radford to square off with the Highlanders on September 5.
For the first time ever, North Carolina will meet Liberty on the soccer field as the Flames host the Tarheels on September 9. An elite eight team in last year's NCAA Tournament, North Carolina, ranked #1 in the SoccerAmerica preseason poll, is considered a favorite to win the NCAA Division Championship this season.
Liberty returns to conference play for its next four games, three of which are on the road. The stretch begins with a September 12 visit over the mountain to Lexington, Va., for a match with VMI, followed by a visit defending Big South champion Coastal Carolina on September 19. The swing concludes with road contests at Winthrop on September 23 and at 2006 Big South regular season champion Birmingham-Southern on September 30.
October begins for the Flames with a visit to perennial national power Virginia on October 3. The Cavaliers are also considered a favorite to claim the College Cup in 2006.
After the three road matches, Liberty steps back into Big South play by hosting UNC Asheville on October 7, before visiting Raleigh, N.C. for a non-conference game with North Carolina State. The Wolfpack was one of the top 12 seeds in last year's NCAA Tournament.
Back-to-back games await the Flames as they return to Lynchburg in mid-month. Southern Virginia will visit Liberty Soccer Field on October 13, while High Point squares off with the Flames on October 17, finishing out Liberty's Big South Conference schedule.
On October 20, Liberty makes it last road trip of the season with a non-conference match at Wofford, before closing out its regular season at home by honoring its seniors on October 28 against Campbell.
The 2006 Big South Men's Soccer Championship is scheduled for November 2-5 in Radford, Va.


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Homily of Pope Benedict on the Baptism of the Lord
From 2013:
Dear brothers and sisters!
The joy arising from the celebration of Christmas finds its completion today in the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord. To this joy is added another reason for those of us who are gathered here: in the Sacrament of Baptism that will soon be administered to these infants, the living and active presence of the Holy Spirit is manifested, enriching the Church with new children, enlivening and making them grow, and we cannot help but rejoice. I wish to extend a special greeting to you, dear parents and godparents, who today bear witness to your faith by requesting Baptism for these children, because they are regenerated to new life in Christ and become part of the community of believers.
The Gospel account of Jesus' baptism, which we have heard today according to St Luke's account, shows the path of abasement and humility that the Son of God freely chose in order to adhere to the plan of the Father, to be obedient to His loving will for mankind in all things, even to the sacrifice on the Cross. Having reached adulthood, Jesus begins His public ministry by going to the River Jordan to receive from John the baptism of repentance and conversion. What happens may appear paradoxical to our eyes. Does Jesus need repentance and conversion? Of course not. Yet He Who is without sin is placed among the sinners to be baptized, to fulfil this act of repentance; the Holy One of God joins those who recognize in themselves the need for forgiveness and ask God for the gift of conversion – that is, the grace to turn to Him with their whole heart, to be totally His. Jesus wills to put Himself on the side of sinners, by being in solidarity with them, expressing the nearness of God. Jesus shows solidarity with us, with our effort to convert, to leave behind our selfishness, to detach ourselves from our sins, saying to us that if we accept Him into our lives, He is able to raise us up and lead us the heights of God the Father. And this solidarity of Jesus is not, so to speak, a mere exercise of the mind and will. Jesus was really immersed in our human condition; He lived it to the utmost – although without sin – and in such a way that He understands weakness and fragility. Therefore He is moved to compassion; He chooses to "suffer with" men, to be penitent together with us. This is the work of God that Jesus wishes to accomplish: the divine mission to heal those who are wounded and to cure those who are sick, to take upon Himself the sin of the world.
What happens at the moment when Jesus was baptized by John? In the face of this humble act of love on the part of the Son of God, the heavens open and the Holy Spirit is visibly manifested in the form of a dove, while a voice from on high expresses the pleasure of the Father, Who recognizes the Only-begotten Son, the Beloved. It is a true manifestation of the Holy Trinity, which gives testimony to the divinity of Jesus, to His being the promised Messiah, the One whom God has sent to free His people, so that His people might be saved (cf. Is 40, 2). Thus is fulfilled the prophecy of Isaiah that we heard in the first reading: the Lord God comes with power to destroy the works of sin and His arm exercises dominion to disarm the Evil one; but keep in mind that this arm is the arm extended on the Cross, and the power of Christ is the power of the One who suffers for us: this is the power of God, differing from the power of the world. Thus God comes in power to destroy sin. Jesus truly acts as the good shepherd, that feeds His flock and gathers it together so that it will not be scattered (cf. Is 40, 10-11), and offers His own life that it might live. It is through His redemptive death that man is freed from the dominion of sin and reconciled with the Father; and through His resurrection that man is saved from eternal death and is made victorious over the Evil one.
Dear brothers and sisters, what happens in Baptism, which will soon be administered to your children? What happens is this: they will be united in a profound way and forever with Jesus, immersed in the mystery of His power, that is, in the mystery of His death, which is the source of life, in order to share in His resurrection, to be reborn to new life. See the miracle that is repeated today for your children: receiving baptism, they are reborn as children of God, partakers of the filial relationship that Jesus has with the Father, able to turn to God and call upon Him with full trust and confidence: "Abba, Father!" On your children, too, the heavens are opened, and God says: "these are my children, with whom I am well pleased." Inserted into this relationship and freed from original sin, they become living members of the unique body which is the Church, and are enabled to live fully their vocation to holiness, so as to inherit eternal life, obtained for us by the resurrection of Jesus. Continue reading
PopeWatch: Baptize Those Babies
Questions arose when the Pope baptized the baby of a couple civilly married. Father Z, channeling canon lawyer Ed Peters, gives us the details:
The Holy Father baptized the baby of a couple who are only civilly married.
¡Vaya lío!
From the excellent Canon Law blog of Ed Peters… who is probably smart not to have an open combox. Or .. maybe he just enjoys watching me moderate the discussion over here. I dunno.
My emphases and comments.
How popes, baptism, marriage, and form, all come together
First, unlike the foot-washing episode last Holy Week (here and here), the pope's actions today occasion no reason to think that canon or liturgical law has been—what's the right word?—disregarded, for no canon or liturgical law forbids baptizing the babies of unmarried couples, etc. Indeed, Church law generally favors the administration of sacraments and, in the case of baptism, it requires only that there be "a founded hope" that the child will be raised Catholic (1983 CIC 868 § 1, 2º). A minister could certainly discern 'founded hope' for a Catholic upbringing under these circumstances and outsiders should not second-guess his decision. [And I guess that still applies when the minister is THE POPE.]
But here's the rub: a minister could also arrive at precisely the opposite conclusion on these facts and, equally in accord with the very same Church law, he could delay the baptism. I know of many pastors who have reached this conclusion and who used the occasion of a request for a baby's baptism to assist the parents toward undertaking their duties in a more responsible manner, including helping them to regularize their marriage status in the Church, resume attendance at Sunday Mass, participate fully in the sacraments, and so on. [All of which, I think, we will stipulate are good things.]
Now, if the pope's action today was as reported (again, we don't know that yet), [then… (here we go!) ] pastors who delay a baby's baptism in order to help reactivate the Faith in the baby's parents are going to have a harder time doing that as word gets out about the pope's (apparently) different approach to the rite. Whether that was the message Francis intended to send is irrelevant to whether that is the message that he seems to have sent.
[NB] But, I suggest, the whole question of whether to baptize the baby of these parents surfaces a yet deeper question.
The only reason we describe this civilly-married Catholic couple as "unmarried" is because they apparently did not observe "canonical form" in marrying, that is, they did not marry 'in the Church' as required by 1983 CIC 1108, 1117. Now think about this: had two Protestants, two Jews, two Muslims, two Hindus, two Animists, two You-Name-Its, otherwise able to marry, expressed their matrimonial consent before a civil official, we Catholics would have regarded them as presumptively married. But, when two Catholics (actually, even if only one were Catholic, per 1983 CIC 1059) attempt marriage outside of canonical form, the Church regards them as not married at all. [Get that?] That's a dramatic conclusion to reach based only on one's (non)observance of an ecclesiastical law that is itself only a few hundred years old.
For more than 50 years, a quiet undercurrent of (if I may put it this way) solidly Catholic canonists and theologians has been questioning whether canonical form—a remedy that nearly all would agree has outlived the disease it was designed to cure (clandestine marriage)—should be still be required for Catholics or [Quaeritur…] whether the price of demanding the observance of canonical form has become too high for the pastoral good it might serve.
Canonical form is an immensely complex topic. It has huge ramifications in the Church and it has major reverberations in the world. I am not going to discuss those here. But if the upcoming Synod on the Family and Evangelization is looking for a topic that needs, in my opinion, some very, very careful reconsideration, that topic would be the future of canonical form for marriage among Catholics. There is still time to prep the question for synodal discussion.
All of this, you might wonder, from the baptism of a baby? Yes, because everything in the Church is connected to everything else. Eventually, if we get it right, it all comes together to form a magnificent tapestry of saving truth.
And he is eloquent, too. Continue reading
Why Was Christ Baptized?
Saint John Chrysostom explains to us why Christ was baptized when He had no need of it:
Hence it is evident, that He came to Jordan not for the forgiveness of sins and not for receiving the gifts of the Spirit, but so that some from those present then should not think that He came for repentance like others. Listen to how John precluded this: What he then spoke to the others then was, "Bear ye fruits worthy of repentance." But listen to what he said to Him: "I have need to be baptised of Thee, and Thou art come to me?" (Matthew 3:8, 14). With these words he demonstrated, that Christ came to him not through that need with which people came, and that He was so far from the need to be baptised for this reason—so much more sublime and perfectly purer than Baptism itself. For whom was He baptised, if this was done not for repentance, nor for the remission of sins, nor for receiving the gifts of the Spirit? Through the other two reasons, of which the one the disciple speaks, and about the other He Himself spoke to John. Which reason of this baptism did John declare? Namely, that Christ should become known to the people, as Paul also mentions: "John therefore baptised with the baptism of repentance, so that through him they should believe on Him that cometh" (Acts 19:4). This was the consequence of the baptism. If John had gone to the home of each and, standing at the door, had spoken out for Christ and said: "He is the Son of God," such a testimony would have been suspicious, and this deed would have been extremely perplexing. So too, if he in advocating that Christ had gone into the synagogues and witnessed to Him, this testimony of his might be suspiciously fabricated. But when all the people thronged out from all the cities to Jordan and remained on the banks of the river, and when He Himself came to be baptised and received the testimony of the Father by a voice from above and by the descent of the Spirit in the form of a dove, then the testimony of John about Him was made beyond all questioning. And since he said: "and I knew Him not" (John 1:31), his testimony put forth is trustworthy. They were kindred after the flesh between themselves, "wherefore Elizabeth, thy kinswoman, hath also conceived a son"—said the Angel to Mary about the mother of John (Luke 1: 36). If, however, the mothers were relatives, then obviously so also were their children.
Thus, since they were kinsmen, in order that it should not seem that John would testify concerning Christ because of kinship, the grace of the Spirit organised it such, that John spent all his early years in the wilderness, so that it should not seem that John had declared his testimony out of friendship or some similar reason. But John, as he was instructed of God, thus also announced about Him, wherein also he did say: "and I knew Him not." From whence didst thou find out? "He, having sent me that sayeth to baptise with water, [is] the One [Who] did tell me" What did He tell thee? "Over Him thou shalt see the Spirit descending, like to a dove, and abiding over Him, that One is baptised by the Holy Spirit" (John 1:32-33). Dost thou see, that the Holy Spirit did not descend as in a first time then coming down upon Him, but in order to point out that preached by His inspiration—as though by a finger—it pointed Him out to all. For this reason He came to baptism. Continue reading
1. The most bountiful God, who is almighty, the plan of whose providence rests upon wisdom and love, tempers, in the secret purpose of his own mind, the sorrows of peoples and of individual men by means of joys that he interposes in their lives from time to time, in such a way that, under different conditions and in different ways, all things may work together unto good for those who love him.[1]
2. Now, just like the present age, our pontificate is weighed down by ever so many cares, anxieties, and troubles, by reason of very severe calamities that have taken place and by reason of the fact that many have strayed away from truth and virtue. Nevertheless, we are greatly consoled to see that, while the Catholic faith is being professed publicly and vigorously, piety toward the Virgin Mother of God is flourishing and daily growing more fervent, and that almost everywhere on earth it is showing indications of a better and holier life. Thus, while the Blessed Virgin is fulfilling in the most affectionate manner her maternal duties on behalf of those redeemed by the blood of Christ, the minds and the hearts of her children are being vigorously aroused to a more assiduous consideration of her prerogatives.
Father Zuhlsdorf Rants About Sand in Holy Water Fonts
The abuse of removing Holy Water from fonts during the season of Lent is a manifestation of the Spirit of Vatican II. Well meaning priests misinterpreted or altogether made up their own discipline by removing Holy Water. Father John Zuhlsdorf has followed this up during the course of Lent 2010 with his most recent posting clarifying why Holy Water should never be removed during the season of Lent except for Good Friday and Holy Saturday:
To all the priests out there still… unbelievably still putting sand in holy water fonts during Lent…
And if you go into a church where you see this sort of idiocy… for the love of God, DON'T bless yourself with SAND.


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PORTLAND Coastguard was involved in several rescue missions over Christmas.
A call was received from the French Coastguard at 8.30am on Christmas Day to advise that a cargo ship, the MV Kent, had broken down and was drifting, mid channel, approx 25 miles south of Portland Bill.
Communications were established with the vessel and broadcasts were made by Portland Coastguard to alert other vessels in the area. The stricken vessel was able to repair her engines and continue on her way.
At 10.16am the tug boat West reported that she had lost one of two barge/tankers, Shandy, after the tow line connecting them parted in heavy seas in a position 30 miles SSW of Portland.
The tug Brent, on standby at Portland, proceeded to help but fouled a propeller on the barge towline. As the tow line snapped and Brent made its way back to Portland, another tug, Amber II was standing by the 110m free drifting barge, in the approaches to the Off Casquets Traffic Separation Scheme, whilst tug Hellas went to its assistance.
The intentions are to tow Shandy back to sheltered waters at Portland today. The West has already headed north to the shelter of Portland.
A 999 call was received from a member of the public to report that a dog had fallen over the cliff at Orcombe Point , Exmouth.
A member of the walking party had tried to climb down the cliff but was unable to reach the dog. Exmouth Coastguards attended and managed to bring the dog to safety.
The dog, a black labrador, sustained cuts and grazes did not appear to be seriously injured and was reunited with his owner.
Another 999 call was received at 5pm expressing concern about a person who seemed to be standing in the water in Kimmeridge Bay.
Kimmeridge Coastguard Rescue Officers investigated, by which time the man had come ashore. It transpired that he had been fishing.
Portland Bill Coastguard Rescue Officers were tasked to investigate what was reported as fisherman's leggings in the water off Blacknor, Portland, on Christmas Eve. There was no further sightings of the object.


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- Thrilling, throbbing V-8
- Improved interior design
- Vague steering with AWD
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The Charger R/T is a passionate play in a niche full of milquetoast four-doors. You don't have to wear a mullet to love it and own it.
Reborn with the help of some Daimler running gear, the 2005 Charger neatly stitched itself back to the 1970s muscle cars that still give the chicken skin to car followers and daydreamers. It's as if the 25 years in between never happened. No Reagan revolution. No NASCAR explosion. No Omni pollution.
With the 2011 Charger, Dodge has gone even more overboard. Not all the change in the Charger is quite so graphic, but the Charger's new flares and filigrees "pop" on camera and strike a deep masculine nerve, like finding out Catholic girls'-school uniforms are suddenly back in style. The Charger shouts out for your attention; the front end tilts dizzyingly forward like a Leaning Tower of Crosshairs; the headlamps have such angry eyebrows you might need to apologize first, and ask why later. Dodge says it's "ready to attack the road"; maybe a restraining order is in order.
The Charger isn't quite as flamboyant on the inside; the new dash lays out a simple plan for you that involves big dials hashed in red, a plain piece of metallic-printed plastic to cover over some structural points that probably couldn't be changed inexpensively, and a big LCD screen for infotainment features. The dash face itself downplays in-your-face looks for clarity, much appreciated, and the materials used have taken a big ol' leap into the latest vein. The plastics give with just the right amount of squish, the chrome-y trim is applied with a pro makeup artist's restraint, and a minor qualm or two (window switches that pull up way too far, exposing switch edges) doesn't diminish the sophistication baked into the Charger's cockpit.
While the V-8 engines in the R/T and SRT8 remain the most desired models, much of the 2011 Dodge Charger model line is V-6-powered. This year, the Charger gets an all-new Pentastar 3.6-liter with 292 horsepower that replaces both the old 2.7-liter and 3.5-liter V-6, outpacing them both in output by either 63 or 16 percent, respectively. Those V-6 models are respectable performers, but the V-8s are the stars of the lineup. Not many sensory perceptions can equal the throb of a massive V-8 in full mating call, and the HEMI V-8 is the equal of Ford's Mustang V-8 for its lascivious racket. Play around the 2000-rpm to 3000-rpm range and the HEMI connects with your inner lothario. The 5.7-liter belts out 370 horsepower with the thrilling force of great gospel music—and you won't be shocked if the 0-60 mph numbers flying around put this R/T in the 5.5-second range.
With updated steering—it's now a hydraulic pump spun by electric motors—the Charger's ride and handling stays true to character with a slightly beefy touch to the controls. Upgraded shocks, control arms and bushings don't seem to release any road feel while touching up the Charger's ride quality lightly. This is a big sedan, mind you, and while you can't overcome the laws of physics, the Charger R/T can fudge around those laws with a nudge on the gas, and a little heart-healthy rear steer.
Despite the highly emotional styling of the 2011 Dodge Charger, which might just turn off some sensible, comfort-minded shoppers, the Charger doesn't fare too badly as a stock American-issue sedan. Big door cut-outs, a tall roofline, wide and lightly bolstered front seats and fairly spacious back seat put the Charger near the front of the line for all sorts of pedestrian uses, from police duty to real-estate caravanning. If you can humble the HEMI's throaty rumble—Chrysler's damped it a little with thicker glass and more soundproofing—it's fine domestic transportation down to its high airbag count and high-tech safety grafts, like active cruise control, rearview camera, and blind-spot monitors.
Feature-happy Chrysler is following hotly on Ford's heels, if a step or two behind. The 2011 Dodge Charger opens up USB ports for plug-in dongles that turn 3G into in-car WiFi; a Garmin navigation system calls up directions on the LCD screen, though it's a barely factory unit that has some maddening paths to finding maps and programming instructions. The Charger has Bluetooth and can be optioned up to Sirius TravelLink, so you can follow sports scores, lottery numbers and movie times while driving (not so great an idea in print, better and less distracting in practice). Some systems can be controlled by voice, but the Dodge setup is nowhere near as complex or as hands-free as Ford's SYNC.
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Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), once called shell shock or battle fatigue syndrome, is a serious condition that can develop after a person has experienced or witnessed a traumatic or terrifying event in which serious physical harm occurred or was threatened. PTSD is a lasting consequence of traumatic ordeals that cause intense fear, helplessness, or horror, such as a sexual or physical assault, the unexpected death of a loved one, an accident, war, or natural disaster. Families of victims can also develop PTSD, as can emergency personnel and rescue workers.
Most people who experience a traumatic event will have reactions that may include shock, anger, nervousness, fear, and even guilt. These reactions are common, and for most people, they go away over time. For a person with PTSD, however, these feelings continue and even increase, becoming so strong that they keep the person from living a normal life. People with PTSD have symptoms for longer than one month and cannot function as well as before the event occurred.
What Are the Symptoms of PTSD?
Symptoms of PTSD most often begin within three months of the event. In some cases, however, they do not begin until years later. The severity and duration of the illness vary. Some people recover within six months, while others suffer much longer.
Symptoms of PTSD often are grouped into four main categories, including:
Reliving: People with PTSD repeatedly relive the ordeal through thoughts and memories of the trauma. These may include flashbacks, hallucinations, and nightmares. They also may feel great distress when certain things remind them of the trauma, such as the anniversary date of the event.
Avoiding: The person may avoid people, places, thoughts, or situations that may remind him or her of the trauma. This can lead to feelings of detachment and isolation from family and friends, as well as a loss of interest in activities that the person once enjoyed.
Increased arousal: These include excessive emotions; problems relating to others, including feeling or showing affection; difficulty falling or staying asleep; irritability; outbursts of anger; difficulty concentrating; and being "jumpy" or easily startled. The person may also suffer physical symptoms, such as increased blood pressure and heart rate, rapid breathing, muscle tension, nausea, and diarrhea.
Negative Cognitions and Mood: This refers to thoughts and feelings related to blame, estrangement, and memories of the traumatic event.
Young children with PTSD may suffer from delayed development in areas such as toilet training, motor skills, and language.


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- Two bedroom ground floor apartment
- Open plan living area
- Bathroom with shower
- Fitted kitchen with oven/hob
- Electric heating
- Double glazing
- Close to good road and rail links
- One allocated parking space
- Strictly no pets, smokers or DSS
- Bond ?525.00
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Two bedroom first floor apartment close good road links and rail access to Nottingham, Mansfield and Worksop.
Open plan lounge/kitchen. Kitchen has built in oven/hob and extractor as well as space for a undercounter fridge and washing machine.
There is one double bedroom and one single.
White bathroom suite with shower attachment.
One allocated parking space.
Next to Robin Hood rail line for access to Nottingham, Mansfield & Worksop. Road links to J28 M1.
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