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Wearing an elegant black and white period gown complete with a red cape, Fanning is seen filming a scene for the drama along with Italian actor Riccardo Scamarcio.
Dakota Fanning transformed into a classy lady on the set of her upcoming drama, "Effie". Splash News has shared some on-set pictures that feature the actress playing Jane Volturi in the "Twilight Saga" series donning a gorgeous period costume while shooting a scene with Italian actor Riccardo Scamarcio in Venice, Italy.
Clad in an elegant black and white gown complete with a red cape and a tiara, Fanning was spotted walking side-by-side with Scamarcio on the street of Venice. At one point, the two were seen holding each others' hands and playfully dancing together.
On Wednesday, November 30, Fanning was also seen filming a scene with English actor Greg Wise in the city. That day, she was spotted wearing a classic floral and lace embellished dress that is paired with a navy blue velour cape and matching bonnet.
Having to play young bride Effie in the period drama, Fanning recently admitted that it was an exciting experience. "I think actually in films I've done more adult things in other ones than I have in this one," she told the Associated Press.
"This is my first time being a wife and all of that, which is actually kind of exciting and very fun," the actress who ditched her blond locks and went brunette for the film added. "I get married in the movie. I had a wedding dress. I was kind of surreal."
Effie is a young woman who marries a man named Ruskin. Despite her beauty, Ruskin never consummates their marriage because he was disgusted with her body. After suffering through a loveless marriage, Effie falls in love with Ruskin's protege, painter John Everett Milias, and marries him.
Greg Wise plays Ruskin, while Tom Sturridge portrays Millias in "Effie". Providing the script is Greg's wife Emma Thompson, who also stars as Lady Eastlake, a woman who protects the suffering Effie. Richard Laxton, meanwhile, serves as the director of this drama.


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Clad in period attire, Aaron Tveit's Enjolras and Eddie Redmayne's Marius are caught on a tape standing atop what looks like a casket during a funeral procession.
How Aaron Tveit and Eddie Redmayne will look like as rebellion leaders Enjolras and Marius in "Les Miserables" has been uncovered in an on-set video of the much awaited musical film. Donning full period costumes, the two actors are caught on a video tape filming what looks like a revolution scene.
Donning French flag colored buttons, the two actors are featured standing atop what seems to be a casket in the middle of a funeral procession. Tveit's Enjolras is seen waving a giant red flag that seems familiar to fans of the stage version of the Victor Hugo story.
Enjolras and Marius are best friends who lead a student rebellion movement on the streets of Paris. The former is also the one who orders the execution of Russell Crowe's antagonistic Inspector Javert.
"Les Miserables" is currently filming in England. Also having Hugh Jackman, Anne Hathaway, Amanda Seyfried, Samantha Barks, Sacha Baron Cohen and Helena Bonham Carter lining up in the cast ensemble, the high-end drama will be released in the U.S. on December 14.
Tom Hooper works behind the lens, while William Nicholson pens the script based on Hugo's classic novel about a struggle by ex-con Jean Valjean (Jackman) to outrun Javert, who relentlessly pursues Valjean after the man stole a bread to feed his sister's starving children.

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PETACH TIKVA, ISRAEL--Oct 22, 2013 - Can-Fite BioPharma (TASE: CFBI), (OTCQB: CANFY), a biotechnology company with a pipeline of proprietary small molecule drugs that address inflammatory and cancer diseases, announced today a series of clinical and corporate developments, with key events expected by the second week of December 2013.
Near term events include:
Uplisting to NYSE MKT: Following the commencement of trading in Can-Fite's Level II ADRs in the U.S. in September 2013, Can-Fite is now actively seeking to have its shares listed on the NYSE MKT. The Company is currently in the application process and believes the listing is imminent.
Rheumatoid Arthritis Phase II Results: Can-Fite estimates the results of its Phase II study in Europe and Israel for its drug CF101 for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis will be concluded and announced during the last 2 weeks of December 2013.
Dry Eye Syndrome Phase III Results: The Company also anticipates that during the last 2 weeks of December 2013, it will conclude and announce results of its Phase III trial for CF101 in the treatment of dry eye syndrome, which is being conducted by OphthaliX Inc. (OTCQB: OLPI), a subsidiary of Can-Fite. Ongoing corporate and clinical developments:
Licensing Deals: To date, Can-Fite has executed two out-licensing deals in the Asian market for $21.8 million in up-front fees based on milestone payments, with additional royalties to be earned following approvals and commercialization.
Multiple Additional Clinical Trials: In addition to the study results slated for release in December, Can-Fite is conducting four other trials including Phase III trials for psoriasis, Phase II trials for liver cancer, Phase II trials for glaucoma, and Phase II trials for uveitis.
Market Addressed: Collectively, the markets addressed by Can-Fite's drugs currently in various stages of clinical trials top $30 billion.
"We are making significant advancements with our clinical development programs. This drives the progress in our corporate development which includes a larger presence for our Company in the U.S. markets. The commencement of trading for our Level II ADRs was an important first step to show our commitment to the U.S. market, both for our products and for our U.S.-based investors. We've been in very productive talks with the NYSE MKT and anticipate Can-Fite being listed there before the end of the calendar year," stated Can-Fite CEO Dr. Pnina Fishman.
Can-Fite's drugs are at advanced stages of clinical development in the U.S., Europe and Israel. The Company has also established a portfolio of patent families covering methods of use for treatment of a number of inflammatory diseases. The Company currently maintains 14 patent families that include 74 international patents issued and pending, and its science is well founded with articles in 48 peer reviewed journals.
About CF101
CF101, an A3 adenosine receptor agonist, is a novel, first in class, small molecule, orally bioavailable drug which demonstrated efficacy and an excellent safety profile in clinical studies. Through a service arrangement with its parent, Can-Fite, OphthaliX currently develops CF101 for the treatment of ophthalmic indications, including dry eye syndrome (Phase III), glaucoma (Phase II) and uveitis (initiating Phase II). CF101 is also developed by Can-Fite for the treatment of autoimmune inflammatory diseases, including, but not limited to, rheumatoid arthritis (Phase IIb) and psoriasis (Phase II/III).
About Can-Fite BioPharma Ltd.
Can-Fite BioPharma Ltd is an Israeli public company, the ordinary shares of which are traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (the "TASE") (TASE: CFBI). Level II American Depository Receipts of the company are traded on the U.S. Over-the-Counter Markets (the "OTC Markets") (OTCQB: CANFY). Can-Fite, which commenced business activity in 2000, was founded by Pnina Fishman, Ph.D., researcher in the Rabin Medical Center, and Ilan Cohn Ph.D., patent attorney and senior partner at Reinhold Cohn Patent Attorneys in Israel. Dr. Fishman serves as the Chief Executive Officer of Can-Fite. Dr. Fishman founded Can-Fite on the basis of her scientific findings, and Can-Fite is focused on the development of small molecule orally bioavailable drugs, in particular, ligands that bind to the A3 adenosine receptor. Such drugs mediate anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer effects and are suggested as a biological predictive marker. Can-Fite's lead drug candidate, CF101, is in clinical development for the treatment of autoimmune inflammatory diseases. Can-Fite's CF102 drug candidate is being developed for the treatment of liver diseases and its CF602 drug is being developed for the treatment of inflammation and sexual dysfunction. To date, more than 700 patients have participated in clinical trials conducted by Can-Fite. Can-Fite previously licensed its activity in the ophthalmic field to OphthaliX Inc., in which it holds a controlling interest and which is currently listed on the OTC Markets (OTCQB: OPLI).
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GRAMMY-winning trio Destiny's Child could have a new recruit when they reunite in the studio next year (04) - frontwoman Beyonce Knowles' younger sister Solange.
The SURVIVOR singers' manager MATTHEW KNOWLES - who is also Beyonce's father - says he's considering adding his other daughter to the group.
Solange, 17, has been a bandmember before, when she temporally filled in after Kelly Rowland broke two toes in the autumn of 2000. She's also opened for Destiny's Child as a solo act and collaborated with Beyonce and Rowland in the studio.
If Solange joins the group, she'll restore it to its original status as a quartet. The group started with Beyonce, Rowland, LaTOYA LUCKETT and LATAVIA ROBERSON, but in early 2000, Luckett and Roberson were controversially replaced by MICHELLE WILLIAMS and FARRAH FRANKLIN, who left five months later.
Matthew says he's just throwing the idea out to see what kind of reaction he gets, adding "And judging by what I've heard, it seems like a good idea."
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Last month I covered an awesome photo sharing service called DropMocks. Unlike most photo management sites this one wasn't looking to be the most powerful service on the web, and instead just wanted to offer a simple way for users to quickly share photos with one another. There's a new kid on the block that copies a lot of what DropMocks offers, but also throws in a few goodies.
Min.us is the site that I'm talking about. The resemblance to DropMocks is striking, but there are quite a few things Min.us can do that DropMocks can't. Here's a list that I've managed to come up with:
- Displays a direct link for each image underneath the preview. The link is to the full-resolution image, and you can use this to hotlink to a particular image.
- In the navigation window in the upper-right corner you'll see a "Download all" link that bundles all of the full resolution images up into a single ZIP.
- You can manage your galleries by creating an account, or through their cookie-based session. The cookie method will let you manage the galleries you've created until you clear out the cookies in your browser.
- When viewing a list of your galleries you can see how many people have clicked on the link to view your images.
- Drag-and-drop rearranging of images you've uploaded.
- Add new images to an existing gallery by dragging them into the window when you've got the gallery open.
- Supports more browsers (Firefox 3.6+, Google Chrome, Safari for Mac, and Internet Explorer 9).
And then there are the limitations:
- Image size is limited to 7MB each
- There can be a maximum of 50 images in a gallery
- Image types allowed: JPEG, GIF, PNG, APNG, and BMP
I have to admit that Min.us has some nice features, such as the bulk downloading, that really tips the scale for me. There's no doubt that I'll be using this over DropMocks for my quick photo sharing needs. Oh, and they also appear to be rolling out updates rather frequently, which I always like to see.
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SolarCity to Install 3.4 Megawatts of Capacity at Air Base
SolarCity Corp. (SCTY), the rooftop power producer that's tripled in value this year, will install 3.4 megawatts of capacity at a military housing site in New Mexico.
The project at Holloman Air Force Base will comprise more than 600 homes and is part of the company's SolarStrong program to power 120,000 military residences, according to a statement today from San Mateo, California-based SolarCity. Similar projects are being built on bases in Texas, Hawaii and Colorado.
The rooftop power systems will help the U.S. Defense Department reach a goal of generating 25 percent of its energy from renewable sources by 2025, according to the statement.
SolarCity slipped 0.7 percent to $37.49 at the close in New York. It's quadrupled since its $8 initial public offering in December.
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Yowza! Yowza! Yowza! yells out the M.C. (Gig Young) in Sydney Pollack's bleak but excellent film version of Horace McCoy's depression noir novel. It is 1932 and dance marathons a phenomena that began in the 1920's lays the background for this dark tale of losers hanging on to impossible dreams. Like Nathaniel West novel, "Day of the Locust" the characters all have unreachable dreams of being in the movies. The contests were long grueling endurance test going on for weeks, and even months at a time before there was only one couple left standing and declared the winner. McCoy's novel presents a notable account of what these contests entailed. Hard pressed folks out of work and luck, entered these marathon sessions at their own risk. Promoters created jobs for many other people like nurses, doctors, janitors, announcers, and the contestants were fed and had a place to stay for the length of the contest. McCoy's 1935 novel, not surprisingly, was ignored by the public when first published. In 1969 it was made into a magnificent movie starring Jane Fonda, Susannah York, Michael Sarrazin and Gig Young. Not a Hollywood novel per say, the story deals more with people drawn to Hollywood but unable to break in remaining on the peripheral of the business.
In flashback Robert (Sarrazin) is recollecting a crime he committed as the story unfolds. As a young boy he experienced the death of a horse his father shoots to put out of its misery after breaking a leg. As an adult Robert a wannabe film director wanders into a dilapidated ballroom situated along the Pacific where a dance marathon is just getting underway. Unwittingly, Robert is enlisted as a partner for Gloria (Fonda) a hard, bitter, cynical woman with movie magazine dreams of breaking into the movies. Gloria's last hopes seem to lie in being discovered though at this point she looks tired and older than her years. As the marathon drags on and couples fall by the wayside Gloria's desperation deepens and seeing death as her only way out. She convinces Robert to help her put an end to her bitter misery as she pulls a gun out of her bag.
The cast includes a who's who of desperate characters; there is Alice (Suzannah York) a Jean Harlow wannabe and her partner Joe, a would-be actor, James (Bruce Dern) and his pregnant wife (Bonnie Bedelia), and Harry (Red Buttons) a middle age sailor and his partner. The marathon is a grueling affair with only 10 minute breaks every two hours for sleep bathroom and any other breaks needed. Running the entire circus is the sleazy master of ceremonies, Rocky, Gig Young in the performance of his life. Throughout the film he entices the on looking crowd about "these wonderful, wonderful kids! Still struggling! Still hoping, as the clock of fate ticks away, the dance of destiny continues…!"
McCoy's novel reads like a screenplay (I read this back in '69 or '70) similar in structure to "The Maltese Falcon" or more recently Robert B. Parker's "Spenser" novels. Adapted for the screen by James Poe and Robert E. Thompson the film keeps intact McCoy's dark scenario though the screenwriters did flesh out some characters, like Rocky and even added a few new ones.
Pollack gives us no light at end of the tunnel. The film is an existential nightmare. However, it was this philosophical view that made Roger Vadim convince his then wife Jane Fonda to take the role after she had previously turned Pollack down when the role was first offered. For Fonda, it was a career changing part. Up to this point her roles was generally light comedies or sexy semi dressed pinups, many in her husband's own films. Here Fonda had a role she could sink her acting chops into. As Gloria, quick with the quips, hard edged, learning long ago to expect little and get even less. Gloria is a complex character with many shades and all of them are dark and desperate. Arguably, this may be the finest performance of her career. Fonda is not alone in giving a good performance, the entire cast is at their best, Suzannah York, Michael Sarazzin, Red Buttons and Bonnie Bedelia are very fine.
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If you are looking for a holiday residence in the heart of a genuine Ardennes town, this is the apartment for you. This modern furnished apartment is located within walkign distance from the large market of Spa. The apartment is provided with all comforts: wireless internet, flatscreen TV with sound system, bathroom with Jacuzzi. In short, everything for real relaxation, right in the centre of town. You will feel right at home in the pleasant colours and fine finishes.
A stay in this apartment guarantees you a healthy holiday. De-stress in the baths of Spa, recharge your batteries in the forested surroundings and enjoy the fresh air. The pristine nature reserve of the High Fens is nearby, so that you can enjoy a wonderful Nordic skiing trek.
It is strictly forbidden to organise any student party, bachelor party or drinking party in this house
Classification: Ground floor: (bedroom(2x Bunk bed), Bedroom with bathroom(double bed, TV, toilet), bathroom(jetstream, jacuzzi, washbasin, toilet))
On 1st floor: (Kitchen(oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge freezer), Living/diningroom(TV, DVD player, stereo), bathroom(shower, washbasin, toilet), loft(double bed))
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Deposit; € 200 (To be paid in advance, not on site, refunded 7 days after departure)
Final Cleaning; Mandatory: € 75
Pets; Not allowed
Bed linen; Possible to rent per packet, € 8,50 p.p./Stay
Bath towels; Included in the price when you rent a linen package
Kitchen linen; Included in the price when you rent a linen package
Electricity; May - Sep: € 15/night; Oct - Apr: € 22/night
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Catering; Lunch possible (To order on arrival); Dinner possible (To order on arrival)
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We stayed here for the f1. 15 mins away. Great apartment, Paul was very helpful in letting us get in earlier in the day. Answered all our questions and let us park on his spot.
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Dakota volleyball team downs L'Anse Creuse North to claim district title
Cougars still alive in chase for back-to-back state titles
By Jason Carmel Davis
Posted November 7, 2013
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — The Macomb Dakota volleyball team got by Macomb L'Anse Creuse North 3-0 to win a 2013 Michigan High School Athletic Association Class A district title in a match played Nov. 7 at Dakota, but that score is not indicative of how hard fought a match it was.
The Cougars, the defending Class A state champions, had to fight off a furious effort from the Crusaders to win the district title.
Dakota (39-5-0) took the third game 25-19, but that game saw three lead changes and six ties. The final stanza also featued LCN (34-11-6) jump out to leads of 3-0 and 10-7 before the Cougars, coming off the program's first state title, pulled away late. Dakota's biggest lead in the third game was six points.
"We're a team that works on a lot of pressure situations in practice, and I think that's what helped us in a close match," said Dakota senior Carli Snyder, the reigning Gatorade Player of the Year who will play at the University of Florida in 2014.
The second game of the match was just as tight as the third. LCN held an early 5-1 lead before Dakota took the lead for good at 8-7. That game featured three early ties before the Cougars — which advance to a Class A regional semifinal Nov. 12 at Sterling Heights Stevenson against Romeo High — took control.
"That was a little closer than what we wanted," Dakota coach Tracie Ferguson said. "L'Anse Creuse North fought. They left everything on the court and made our job a lot tougher, but it's a good test for us. We need to have that challenge to see if we can come out on top."
The Cougars dominated the opening frame, taking game one 25-12. Dakota jumped out to a 9-1 lead in the first game and led by as much as 13 points.
"We didn't know if we could beat them in the first game," LCN coach Gary Malburg said after the district final. "We kind of got our feet under us after game one and really started making some plays. I've got a lot of young kids, and there's no quit in them. That's what I'm most proud about."
Dakota in advancing to the district final knocked off Anchor Bay 3-0 in a district semifinal played Nov. 6 at Dakota. The Cougars, which won their third straight Macomb Area Conference Red Division title this season, received a bye through the district quarterfinals.
LCN bested Port Huron Northern 3-2 in a Class A district quarterfinal played Nov. 4 at Dakota. The Crusader, which this season captured their third straight MAC Gold title, upended Port Huron High 3-0 in a district semi played Nov. 6 at Dakota.
The winner of the Dakota/Romeo regional semi gets either Fraser or Harrison Township L'Anse Creuse in a regional final set for Nov. 14 at Stevenson.
For information on the time of the regional matches, check www.mhsaa.com.
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Staff Writer Jason Carmel Davis covers prep sports throughout Macomb County. Jason has worked for C & G Newspapers since 2011 and graduated from Michigan State University.
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BEIJING, Aug 16 (Reuters) - China's Li Na has pulled out of the U.S. Open starting on Aug. 27 after the recurrence of a muscle injury in her rib area, the China Tennis Association (CTA) said on Thursday.
The 25-year-old, who spearheaded China's breakthrough year in women's tennis in 2006, last played in June at the Wimbledon warm-up tournament in Birmingham, where she sustained the injury during a coughing fit brought about by her pollen allergy.
The world number 21 had planned to make her return to court at last week's Los Angeles Classic but was forced to withdraw from the tournament when the injury flared up again.
"Li Na's injury has not completely recovered so she has to pull out," said CTA spokeswoman Xie Miqing.
Li's compatriot Zheng Jie is also doubtful for the final grand slam event of the year because of the ankle injury that caused her to miss her women's doubles title defence at Wimbledon.
"Zheng Jie is not able to compete for the moment," Xie added. "All the other Chinese players will play at the U.S. Open."


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Storm Could Have Long Term Impact On Barnegat Bay [AUDIO]
We see the devastating impact that Super Storm Sandy had on many Garden State residents, but how did it affect the Barnegat Bay?
We see the devastating impact that Super Storm Sandy had on many Garden State residents, but how did it affect the Barnegat Bay?
Not content to let over a year of positive momentum be derailed by Hurricane Sandy, Atlantic City is documenting its recovery and welcoming visitors back by launching a new blog called "Can-Do AC."
JCP+L and PSE+G say they have restored power to nearly all customers who lost service during Hurricane Sandy and the Nor'easter.
New Jersey Transit says more commuter rail lines will soon resume operations.
Seaside Park residents will again be allowed to return to their homes on Monday.
Residents of Pelican Island will be allowed to make a return trip on their own.
PATH train service between Manhattan and the Newark Penn and Harrison stations in New Jersey will resume Monday morning.
Both JCP+L and PSE+G expect power to be restored today to most who lost it during Sandy and the Nor'easter
The Federal Emergency Management Agency says it has approved more than $411 million in housing and other aid for Superstorm Sandy victims in Connecticut, New York and New Jersey.
PSE+G came up a bit short in their efforts to have "99.5%" of all those who lost power from Sandy and the Nor'easter restored by Friday night.
Gov. Chris Christie visited Seaside Heights and saw first hand the devastation on the tourist town, calling it "our Katrina."
Today I spent a few hours at the Roman Catholic Visitation Church on Mantoloking Rd in Brick.
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HARTFORD - After Governor M. Jodi Rell vetoed a bill that would have eliminated the disparity in Connecticut's crack and powder cocaine law by imposing mandatory minimums at 28 grams, the Governor is now poised to sign a compromise bill that would impose mandatory minimums for both at 14 grams. Currently, it takes 28 grams (28g) of powder cocaine to trigger the same mandatory minimum sentence as only half a gram of crack, even though they are two forms of the same drug. According to the United States Sentencing Commisson's 2002 Report, nearly 85% of persons convicted of crack cocaine penalties were African American - despite the fact that more whites than blacks use crack cocaine.
"This is an important first step," said Robert Rooks of the Connecticut Alliance, "But the war on drugs continues to devastate communities of color. The momentum of this win will be carried into next year's battle against systemically racist policies, including mandatory minimum sentences for non-violent drug offenses."
Connecticut is currently one of thirteen states with major crack and powder cocaine sentencing distinctions. At the federal level, similar disparities exist: the federal government treats small amounts (5 grams) of crack cocaine in the same way as they do large amounts (500 grams) of powder cocaine. Representative Charles Rangel, (D-NY), along with members of the Congressional Black Caucus, has re-introduced into Congress the Crack-Cocaine Equitable Sentencing Act of 2005 (HR 2456). His bill would treat the two forms of cocaine the same way in federal sentencing.
"While Governor Rell should not have needed this 'compromise' to sign a bill for racial justice, this is a step forward. Given the racial disparities in Connecticut created by mandatory minimums, there's still a lot of work that needs to be done both in Connecticut and nationally," said Michael Blain, Director of Public Policy for the Drug Policy Alliance. "We will work alongside the people of Connecticut and around the country in order to end these sentencing disparities and mandatory minimums."


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On many occasions the liquid itself can be heard humming and throbbing as if it were alive. It is seen in many unsafe dumping environments such as under the sea, stuffed into trees, hidden in playgrounds and the homes of the plant employees[1].
The Springfield Toxic Waste Dump is the only structured area within the town where radioactive waste can be dumped.
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|Marge Simpson ● Frank Grimes † ● Jack Marley ● Waylon Smithers, Sr. † ● Zutroy ● Mindy Simmons ● Ted ● Wayne Slater
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'Recovering Catholics' reveal spiritual journeys
June 19th, 2012
By Jim Spellman, CNN
Denver (CNN) - Kristen Kelly was raised Roman Catholic, attended Catholic elementary school and considered herself a good Catholic, but when she was 21-years-old that changed.
A coworker asked me if I believe in Jesus Christ, she says.
Despite spending her entire life in the Roman Catholic Church she couldnt answer the question.
I never really got exposed to Christ," she says. "It was more about Mary and the Church and a condemnation of everything I was doing wrong.
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Fortinbras Armstrong (3,441 posts)
1. I understand the attitude
I can identify with those Recovering Catholics, even though I went the other way.
I attended a Catholic high school, run by an order called the Society of Mary. The teaching was excellent, but the Marian devotion that was shoved down my throat served more as aversion therapy than as anything else -- I still cannot sit through a rosary without getting a severe case of the fidgets. I did, however, get 5 years of Latin, including copious amounts of Augustine in the original.
In 1968, after flunking out of college, I went into the Army, where, after a few long months of Basic, AIT, and OCS, I became an infantry officer. I managed to put off the inevitable for a while by going to some schools (I may not look like it now, but once I was a genuine Airborne Ranger), but I eventually got an all-expense-paid trip to Vietnam. (Go to beautiful Vietnam, meet interesting and exciting people, and kill them.)
After about eight months in the Nam, I was severely wounded and was sent to a series of military hospitals. While I was in hospital, I had the chance to really think about what I had experienced. I asked myself, "How could a truly loving and merciful God allow this?" While I was in the Nam, I forced myself not to think about it -- copious amounts of marijuana helped (BUT I NEVER SMOKED OUT IN THE FIELD!). But now I did think about it, and I was devastated by my thoughts. I got a medical discharge with a 30% service-connected disability. 30% was a magic number, as it made me eligible for vocational rehabilitation from the Veterans Administration. This meant that the VA paid for me to go back to school. I went to the University of Wisconsin, and there I met Dr Walter F Bense, the chairman of the religious studies department.
Dr Bense, a German-born Southern Baptist with a PhD from Harvard Divinity School, took me under his wing. He was delighted to find a student who could read Latin, and had a better than nodding acquaintance with Augustine. He had me study Aquinas and Luther, and introduced me to such gems as Euripides (Trojan Women spoke volumes to me), Thomas a Kempis, Thomas Merton and Dietrich Bonhoeffer. He spoke to me at great length about the mercy of God, and what free will really means. I started going back to Mass, and he rejoiced that I had come home spiritually -- he never made the slightest attempt to make me into a Baptist. He guided my religious education, and helped me get into Harvard for graduate school. He died some years ago, and I still miss him very much.
My return to the Church was a long journey, and the journey is still continuing. However, while I stumble on my pilgrim way, I have the love and support of many of my brothers and sisters in Christ -- mostly Catholic, but many non-Catholic. I describe myself as a Catholic Christian, liberal on some topics, such as contraception and women in the priesthood, and conservative on others, such as dogmatic and sacramental theology. I am one who takes the teachings of the Church with considerable amounts of salt, because I know how much she has stumbled herself in the past. I wish that the people at the top were more concerned with communicating the Love of Christ, and less with serving the Church as an institution.
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rug (82,333 posts)
2. Thanks for describing your path and if no one has said it already, welcome to DU.
We are rough contemporaries but I had irish Christian Brothers in high school not Marists. I never really left but I have had my own twists and turns with the Church.
I look forward to exchanging notes.


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Casa Yankari is a traditional villa (330m2 internal build) totally private in its own walled grounds with fantastic country and sea views. Very quiet position only 4 mins to the shops in Loule, 10 mins from Almancil and Vilamoura. Full security and medical alert package monitored by Prosegur (if you need help push the button), electric gates, window grills and window shutters.
Sleeping upto 10, the house has been internally fully refurbished again this winter and is continuously maintained to a very high standard.
The entire building outside, pool area and tennis courts were re-designed and rebuilt in summer of 2012
The house has a very large top terrace with built in BBQ's etc and has a railing fence all round making it an ideal 'safe area' for young children.
Garden terrace. Large heated pool (14metre), large patio, pool house with W/C, shower and changing area, and outdoor kitchen area with fridge, BBQ etc.
Full size tennis court. Fully computerised irrigation system, hot water by solar and electric backup.
There is wireless internet access through out the house and top terrace area.
We wanted to have plenty of space, in our own grounds with great views and privacy, but we wanted to be close to everything as well.
Casa Yankari just ticks all the boxes
The unique benefit to our home, has to be the security and 'child friendly' aspect. As you will see from our reviews it is constantly commented upon by people with toddlers and young children.
We have 4 little girls of our own and as this is very much our home as opposed to a rental investment.
The house has been developed to allow maximum relaxation for adults whilst being easy to control or contain the children's play areas.
Thankyou Mark and Ali for another fabulous week. We enjoyed amazing weather, lovely views, the pool, lots of tennis and table tennis too.
We would love to return another time (3rd year in a row so far)
With best wishes to you both
We loved Casa Yankari. There were 10 of us aged between 3 and 73, plus 3 visiting adults, and there was space for everyone, more than enough sun loungers etc. Really comfortable beds and beautiful fluffy bath towels. The children loved the pool and we all loved the tennis court. Beautiful peaceful location but not far from 'civilisation'. The owners and their local team could not have been more helpful.
As a very busy couple and parents to two young children (1&3) this holiday could not have been more perfect!
To be honest the photos online just don't do it justice - the property is breathtaking and has a wonderful energy about it.
Because our flight was arriving late in the evening - mark (the owner) had arranged not only transport but also the maid to get us some groceries in so we had breakfast in the morning.
The customer service was exceptional!
The property was completely child safe and child friendly - the pool had a secure fence up around it so at all times we could relax knowing the children couldn't get in.
We had so much fun on this holiday and this place has become very special to me - not only would I highly recommend but I am hoping to return annually for our family hols!!!
We loved it so much and we're having so much fun in the pool that we didn't venture out to restaurants etc.
We visited the town of Loule on the last day and it defiantly worth a visit!
Simply perfect holiday!!!!
We spent a week with a family of 6 in Villa Yankari. We had beautiful weather and we enjoyed the great views from the terrace. Great pool and tenniscourt. The villa is well equipped. It is located at a quiet place, but still easy to reach from Loule.
We, six adults and two small grandchildren, stayed in excellent Casa Yankari for the first time this year and had a fantastic time.
Set in a rural, and exceptionally peaceful, area in the hills behind Loule. Casa Yankari had everything we needed - very well furnished and equipped, with very comfortable beds. It has brilliant living space and the huge terrace at the back has amazing space for dining (two BBQ's) and relaxing and there are fantastic panoramic views across the countryside to Faro Airport and the sea 15-20 miles away. There are also stunning views from the tennis court and beautifully warm, child safe, pool and ample sunbeds, another BBQ here too! It is only a few minutes drive from Casa Yankari into Loule for shopping and restaurants.
Owners Mark and Ali Croll have been exceptionally helpful and informative and we would definitely recommend Casa Yankari for a family holiday.
We are very much looking forward to going back again next year.
Thank you for a lovely relaxing stay.
David, Penny, Simon, Caroline, Emma, Tim, Amelia and Sophie
We had a wonderful half term week at Casa Yankari with the extended family. Aged from 1 to 70+ it was a great experience for everyone with lots of space for communal dining/relaxing/scrabble playing but also room to get away and not feel on top of each other.
The house is brilliantly equipped and super child friendly especially for little ones. Mark and his wife provide every possible bit of information to make sure you get the best from the property and the local area. We also took advantage of the recommended friendly taxi firm to enjoy some evenings dining out.
The heated pool and tennis court were super and we just loved the panoramic views and sunrises we enjoyed with a fresh morning coffee in hand!
In short we absolutely loved this place and would thoroughly recommend the Villa for a large family holiday.
We recently had the pleasure of staying in Casa Yankari. Superb spacious villa with wonderful surroundings and views. Spotlessly clean and well maintained and fully equipped with all we needed. From our first enquiry to the villa owner, Mark, and following our return home, it was very apparent that he wanted us to enjoy their lovely holiday home as he and his own family do; so helpful and reassuring. Stairgates were installed and swimming pool was fenced off ready for our 21 month old Grandson, who had such a great time in the pool and around the villa. The terrace was an ideal area for him to have the freedom he needed. We all enjoyed our bbq evenings out on the terrace overlooking the illuminated pool area. The villa is ideally situated, overlooking a tranquil valley, with all we required within easy distance, i.e. Loule town, Vilamoura and Albufeira. Would definitely recommend to Family and Friends and look forward to an early return.
Caa Yankari is located just outside Loule in its own private walled gardens with fantastic views to both the country side and sea. The position gives the perfect situation of privacy and peace and quiet and yet is located only 3 minuts drive from Loule and 4 minutes to the nearest motorway junction. With the new bypass road you are out of the main tourist area but the attractions are in very close by. Vilamoura is under a 10 minute drive and Vale do Lobo and Quinta do Lobo are under 15 minutes.
Loacted within the 'Golden Triangle' there are literally 100's of restaurants within easy reach.
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MORGANTOWN — The bulk of West Virginia's basketball schedule for next season now seems set. And once again, it's not an easy one.
The Big 12 announced Wednesday the pairings for the SEC-Big 12 Challenge, sending West Virginia against LSU at the Coliseum. That game will be played Dec. 4.
With the addition of LSU, West Virginia now has non-conference games against at least four power conference teams. The Mountaineers will play at home against Virginia Tech, on the road at Purdue and a neutral-site game against North Carolina State Dec. 20 at Madison Square Garden.
In addition, WVU is also scheduled to play three games in the Puerto Rico Tipoff tournament Nov. 20-23 in San Juan. Although pairings have not been announced, the other seven teams in that field include defending national champion Connecticut, Dayton, New Mexico, Texas A&M, Boston College, George Mason and the College of Charleston.
Add in the annual game with Marshall in Charleston and the 18 Big 12 games, and that's 26 of the allowed 31 games. All or most of the remaining games are likely to be against mid-majors at home or in Charleston.
This is the second year the Big 12 and SEC have scheduled a series of games between its members. West Virginia lost its game at Missouri, but the Big 12 won the overall challenge, 7-3.
LSU was 20-14 last season and went 1-1 in the National Invitation Tournament. The Tigers lose their leading scorer from last season, but return two double-digit freshman scorers from last season and have a four-star recruit coming in.
West Virginia and LSU have played twice, in 2004 and 2005, with each winning on the other's home floor. WVU won 84-69 at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center in 2004, while LSU won 71-68 in overtime at the Coliseum a year later in a game between two eventual NCAA tournament teams. LSU reached the Final Four that year and WVU the Sweet 16.
All of the games in the SEC-Big 12 Challenge will be played Dec. 3-6 and will be televised by one of the ESPN networks. The rest of the schedule includes Auburn at Texas Tech, Arkansas at Iowa State, Baylor at Vanderbilt, TCU at Mississippi, Florida at Kansas, Missouri at Oklahoma, Texas at Kentucky, Kansas State at Tennessee and Oklahoma State at South Carolina.
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ESPN reported Wednesday that former WVU guard Eron Harris has been contacted by Michigan coach John Beilein about possibly transferring to the Wolverines.
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Harris is from Indianapolis. He is also expected to get looks from many other top programs.
Harris' father, Eric Harris, told the Indianapolis Star Wednesday that his son was looking for the right fit, something he apparently didn't find with Bob Huggins and WVU.
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Sources Wednesday night, though, said Dibo has never discussed transferring, in part because next year will be his fifth in college, which means he could not sit out a year somewhere as a transfer and still have eligibility without an NCAA waiver. And Dibo has not graduated, so transferring under those circumstances is not an option.
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After two weeks of WikiLeaking, many Americans want to see Julian Assange locked up. Instead, they should give the man a medal. Of course, it is embarrassing and awkward to have all these secret diplomatic cables published. Mr Assange certainly seems to be no fan of the US. Nonetheless, he and WikiLeaks have done America a massive favour, by inadvertently debunking decades-old conspiracy theories about its foreign policy.
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I was engaged to a woman named Sara, whom I was in love with more than anything...
And one day, completely out of the blue - she broke things off
She said she wasn't ready and that she needed time, and she didn't know how long it would take.
I was completely devastated. I mean, we had even had names picked out for our future children!
My whole world was flipped upside-down.
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John Lennon and Yoko Ono Love Story
Most people still blame Yoko Ono for the break up of the Beatles and completely disregard the intense and passionate love that was held between John and Yoko. It was an unusual pairing for the time and because of their upbringings, but they spent their lives together spreading the message of peace and love.
John first met Yoko at the Indico Art Gallery in London during an avant-garde show displaying the artistry of Yoko Ono. John was born from a blue collar family and became an overnight superstar. Yoko was the disappointing offspring of a high collar financial family. She preferred to stay an intellectual in the world of Art. When they met, the attraction was supposedly instantaneous. She had reportedly asked him for five shillings to hammer an imaginary nail into the wall. He offered her five imaginary shillings. They were nearly inseparable after their initial meeting.
Both John and Yoko were already married at the time but separated from their spouses. They began working on their own albums together which eventually led to the break up of the Beatles. While most people viewed Yoko as the band killer, they failed (for a while) to see all of the messages of love which John and Yoko were sending out. It took some time, but eventually their message of peace caught on.
The couple eventually married and had a son. John devoted much of his time to working on his individual albums with many songs and ballads being written about his love for Yoko and his son. He was incredibly romantic about her, and easily displayed his affection for the world to hear. They were widely visible in the public eye, hosting such things as a Bed-In for peace and shows on peace and love. They had a message and were intent on delivering it to the world. At one point in time, the United States was trying to get John to leave the country. It caused a lot of stress between the two lovers and they separated for a while. But they got back together after only a few months.
Tragically, John was assassinated in front of his own home, with Yoko and his son still inside. And why? Because he had too much love and peace in his heart. Hatred tried to bring him down. But Yoko survived and still shows many signs of tribute to her long lost love. His love for the world and desire for peace survived through his own intense love for Yoko and their son.
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Jerusalem (Feb. 4)
King Hussein of Hedjas who has been in Amman for the past few weeks to confer with Arab notables regarding the proposed Anglo-Arab Treaty and the projected Pan-Arabic Confederation, has issued an invitation to the Jewish delegation to discuss with him again the Arab-Jewish understanding. The movement for such an understanding was launched a few days ago when the Jewish delegation called on King Hussein and submitted to him a moderate interpretation of the Balfour Declaration. Hussein seems to have been favorably impressed and the second conference follows as a result.


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Are you ready for some football?
The City of Redlands is. Three teams from our community open the high school football season tonight.
Redlands, Citrus Valley and Arrowhead Christian open the season and each team does so against formidable opponents.
Tough opposition
Redlands, one of the oldest schools in California, hosts Rancho Cucamonga. The Cougars are ranked No. 8 in the CIF-Southern Section Inland Division preseason poll.
Citrus Valley, one of the youngest schools in California, plays at San Gorgonio. The Spartans are ranked No. 4 in the CIF-Southern Section Eastern Division preseason poll.
And ACA, one of the smallest schools in California, plays at Brethren Christian.
Unproven talent
Citrus Valley, RHS and ACA all have a slew of new starters. If the young players step up, it could make for a good night. A victory could set the tone for a special season.
That same youth, the inexperience that comes with new starters, could also make for a rough night. That could lead into a troublesome season.
Coaching One thing is certain. It's the kind of season that truly brings out the best in a coach. Both teams are armed with new starters. Having new starting quarterbacks makes their task even more challenging. To their credit, neither of the coaches backed down. Instead, Pete Smolin at Citrus Valley, Jim Walker at Redlands and John Beck at ACA, embraced the challenge, studied their new teams and responded by implementing new offensive schemes.
Will Blackhawks bounce back?
Citrus Valley, even with its new lineup, would like to bounce back from last season. The Blackhawks were tagged with a No. 1 preseason ranking and couldn't make it work. Making up that may serve as inspiration.
Better yet, in terms of motivation, is Citrus Valley's move to the Citrus Belt League next season. The Blackhawks have dominated the Mountain Valley League across the board. What better way to leave the MVL than with another championship banner.
Can Redlands maintain possession?
It's such a long time from now but the rivalry week game between RHS and Redlands East Valley eventually envelopes this community.
So, can RHS keep possession of the Smudge Pot trophy?
It took several attempts but RHS finally regained possession of the rivalry week trophy. But it took one of Redlands' best teams to accomplish it.
It was a thrilling victory but do the Terriers have enough to keep it?


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Aspose team is pleased to announce the release of Aspose.Pdf for Java 9.5.0. Aspose.Pdf for Java has been providing support for adding, updating, deleting and extracting images from PDF files. Recently, we received a requirement for setting the DPI/PPI (Pixels Per Inch) factor for images when adding them to a PDF file, or when replacing existing images in a PDF file. Starting from the release of Aspose.Pdf for Java 9.5.0, we have introduced support for adding an image from a BufferedImage instance to a PDF document. Now you can use any InputStream and not just FileInputStream objects to add an image. So when using a java.io.ByteArrayInputStream object, you do not need to store any files on the system. PDF to HTML conversion is one of the most popular Aspose.Pdf features because it makes it possible to create PDF files that can be viewed on various platforms without a PDF document viewer application. The output HTML is in accordance with WWW standards and can easily be viewed in all web browsers. Using this feature, PDF files can be viewed on hand held devices because you do not need to install any PDF viewing application: a simple web browser is enough to view the file. By default, when converting PDF files to HTML, any images in the PDF are saved in a folder created in the same directory as the output HTML. However, recently we received a request for making it possible to specify a different folder for saving images when generating HTML files. To accomplish this, the saveOptions.SpecialFolderForAllImages property has been introduced. It can be used to specify a target folder for storing output images. Aspose.Pdf for Java offers the feature to add, update, and remove metadata from PDF documents. Before attempting to remove metadata from a PDF, check if the source PDF contains metadata. PCL file to PDF conversion has been supported in Aspose.Pdf for Java for a while. However, in this release we also provide support for HP-GL to PDF conversion. When signing a PDF document using a signature, you basically confirm that its contents should remain "as is". Consequently, any changes made afterwards invalidate the signature and thus you know if the document was altered. Certifying a document first allows you to specify the changes that a user can make to the document without invalidating the certification. It is possible to store the values of these form fields in a separate file and that file is an FDF (Forms Data Format) file that contains the values of the form fields in key/pair fashion. Using Aspose.Pdf for Java, developers cannot only export the values of their PDF form fields to an FDF or XFDF file but also to an XML file. The most important thing to know is that all these files use different syntax to save the values of PDF form fields. The following code snippets shows the steps to export FDF file from PDF and also how to import FDF file into PDF. As well as the new features mentioned above, this version includes fixes related to converting SVG, PCL, HTML and XPS files to PDF, and converting PDF files to image format, better text and image extraction, general performance improvements when generating PDF files and much more. Some important new and improved features included in this release are given below
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No Bledisloe, no Tom Richards, no Webb Ellis? No worries. Australia still has one piece of silverware in the cabinet, the Bingham Cup, awarded to the winners of the gay World Cup held every two years.
The Sydney Convicts won it in Manchester last year and will defend it at home when the Bingham Cup comes to Sydney next year. They have a powerful ally in Australian Rugby Union boss Bill Pulver, who spoke at the star-studded launch of the event at NSW Parliament House on Wednesday night.
Pulver told the crowd, which included Malcolm Turnbull, Clover Moore, John Eales, Nick Farr-Jones and Tony Abbott's sister Christine Foster, that the Convicts would receive all the help they needed to defend the title. ''I can tell you that, sadly, Australian rugby's cupboards in terms of silverware are a little bare at the moment,'' Pulver said.
''New Zealand holds the enviable position of having the World Cup of men's rugby, the World Cup of women's rugby, the World Cups for both men's and women's sevens rugby, and it was only recently that I found out there was another equally important World Cup. Australia, through the mighty Sydney Convicts, are in fact the holders of the [gay] rugby World Cup. As a consequence, the entire resources of the Australian Rugby union are going to be available to the Sydney Convicts during your preparation over the next 12 months because we need to keep that trophy.''
Pulver's generous comments were greeted with rapturous applause. The evening, compered by Jane Flemming, marked one year to kick-off.
Timani's course set
ARU types may be left scratching their heads after stoking interest in a deal between France-bound Wallabies second-rower Sitaleki Timani and the Melbourne Rebels. Timani agreed a three-year deal with Montpellier at the beginning of the year and, despite word filtering out of the ARU that the deal had expired, The Breakdown understands it is still very much on. And as much as the union wants one of the country's most damaging forwards to stay put, their efforts to encourage a move south to the Rebels, where Timani's younger brother Lopeti will play next year, do not look promising. Timani is intent on heading overseas with his wife, whether that be with Montpellier or another club. The sticking point is the release date and Timani is not alone in wanting flexibility on the issue. He, Berrick Barnes and Drew Mitchell were originally negotiating a release after the third Bledisloe Test on October 19, but with none of them in the Wallabies' Rugby Championship squad, there has been a push behind the scenes to let them go earlier. There are arguments both ways. The ARU wants to protect its top player pool should injuries hit the Wallabies. They are also perennially worried about ''precedents'', but it must be said George Smith's return from overseas this year has not opened any obvious floodgates to players expecting to swan back in to the Australian team.
From the players' perspectives, most if not all would be delighted to stay and play Test rugby. But having been overlooked by a new coach who has stated he is interested in players who will be in Australia next year, they can't see the point of staying. It would also give a cash-strapped ARU, not to mention the Waratahs, a chance to wipe off a hefty combined-wages bill for all three - four when you count departing winger Digby Ioane - from their books.
On the other hand, there is some security for players in a watertight contract, particularly if injury hits. It is not unheard of for a club to want to delay the arrival of an injured new recruit so as to not incur their rehabilitation costs. If the ARU wanted to clear its books of the cost of a broken body, the contract flexibility being called for would work both ways.
Hooper bags another
Michael Hooper has added another trophy to his haul after being voted the Waratahs' players' player of the year at the team's annual awards night at the Ivy Ballroom on Thursday. Hooper lifted the Matthew Burke Cup less than a month after being named Australia's Super Rugby player of the year. He is still 21-years old. This year's star ''rookie'' Israel Folau picked up best back and Benn Robinson was voted best forward.


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So i understand that:
The magnetic moment of each nucleus precesses around B0. The frequency of this precession is the Larmor frequency (ω0), which is equivalent to the resonance frequency of the nucleus and the energy difference between the two levels.
Brownian motion of a magnetic moment generates random local field variation at a neighbor. The frequency dependence of Blocal can be found by FT. The Brownian motion-induced fluctuating field can be thought of as containing a range of frequencies, including the nucleus' ω0 frequency
Because the local field frequency can match the Larmor frequency, emission/absorption events can be stimulated that reestablish the Boltzmann equilibrium, allowing the spin energy to be detected as it is transferred to the molecular framework (the lattice)
And i also understand that correlation time (τc) represents the time it takes for a molecule to reorient by 1 radian (this is also called tumbling time).
Thus a shorter correlation time means the molecule is moving faster. But why does this generate a wide range of frequencies with relatively low amplitude, while slow motion generates a much more limited range of frequencies, but these have higher amplitude? And how does this explain the T1, T2 vs Tc graph (the one that has a straight like for T2 and a v-shaped line for T1)?
And finally, one explanation (i think) for this was that basically dipole-dipole relaxation is short range and if tc is small, then the molecule is moving too fast to interact with neighboring molecules. However, I thought interactions were controlled by the frequency of the two molecules, not by proximity?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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The Government tonight took a step closer to banning smoking in cars carrying children.
Peers passed an amendment, put forward by the Health Minister Earl Howe, giving ministers to power to ban the practice.
It came after the House of Lords last week defeated the Government on the issue after 28 Liberal Democrats rebelled to back the original Labour proposal.
MPs will now be given a free vote on the issue when the Bill returns to the Commons.
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt reportedly backs the ban - but Deputy Prime Nick Clegg has said it would be unenforceable.
Earl Howe said tonight: "The Government is clear that children should not be exposed to the harm of second hand smoke.
"There are obviously many different ways of trying to achieve it and we are willing to listen to what Parliament has to say on the important principle of whether the Government should have the power to legislate to prevent smoking in cars when children are present."
Tory Lord Ribeiro, a former president of the Royal College of Surgeons, who has been a leading campaigner to ban smoking in cars carrying children said that legislation could be a "blunt instrument".
But he told peers that following seat belt legislation "over 90% of people never even think of driving without putting seat belts on".
"I very much hope in the years to come people will very much wonder why they ever smoked in cars with children in them," he said.