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Conor O'Shea's status as a possible future Irish coach moved up another notch when he masterminded Munster's downfall yesterday.
Harlequins adopted the perfect game plan to send Munster crashing to only their second defeat in 16 seasons of European rugby at Thomond Park.
The margin in the end flattered Munster, so much so that coach Tony McGahan opted not to comment on the performance of frustrating French referee Roman Poite.
"I think in different circumstances I'd probably make some comment, but I don't think it's correct or proper to make any comment on that after the way we played," he said.
McGahan said his team never gave themselves a chance of victory and he could not pinpoint the collapse or the remarkable amount of basic errors in handling, passing, line-out and decision-making.
"We have been training exceptionally well and our attack has been solid. We had a bad day in the defence against Brive, but I don't think we got past two phases in the first half today with 11 turnovers.
"The way we played we didn't give ourselves any opportunity to get a result whatsoever. We have played with a great passion and intensity over the last few weeks, but you need to give Harlequins credit for the way they turned up here today.
"We really stood off them and we didn't get enough squareness in the line to get people off the edges. They continually built momentum, it was like a training run for them at times," lamented McGahan.
He said they now needed to concentrate on the Magners League but warned they will not progress there either unless they pick up the pieces.
His counterpart, O'Shea, said it was a huge win for his club to come to Thomond Park and turn over Munster.
"I am incredibly proud, as you can imagine, for various different reasons. We worked on the basis we didn't have a hope and we are going to have fun and see where it will take us. That's the way we went about this week because enough teams come over here and don't show the respect that this place deserves.
"We even felt before the game that there was an expectation that we were going to come over here and have our tummies tickled and roll over. We were never going to do that."
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Android 5.0 (or 4.3 perhaps) is coming up right around the corner. Speculation says it's going to be released at the next Google I/O in May or June. Nothing is known right now about it, but I pondered what Android really needs.
Camera improvements
While earlier versions have introduced zero shutter lag, panorama, and photosphere, stock Android lags behind greatly compared to skinned versions. I'd like to see HDR, slow motion recording, ISO options, etc. Up till now, Google really hasn't taken the camera software in Android very seriously. We have stupid options for recording video like silly faces, but nothing really practical.
File Manager
It really blows my mind that Android has no dedicated file manager. Third party ROMs like MIUI and CyanogenMod and certain skinned versions of Android all have their own unique file manager programs. The option does exist to download third party options, but something this simple should be included automatically.
Theme capability
One of the nicer things about MIUI, AOKP, CyanogenMod, and others based of these third party ROMs is they have the ability to theme virtually every aspect of the ROM by applying a theme. MIUI has designed their own specific theme engine while CM uses the open source theme engine created by T-Mobile for their MyTouch phones. Forget your average skinning, stock Android could get around these issues of upgrade delays by allowing everyone to change their look as they want. Want it to look like the Galaxy S III? Done.
These are just a few things I think Android would benefit on the whole. No doubt Google will have some unique surprises in store for everyone, but hopefully they improve some of the weaker areas in Android. It's come a long way, but there's always room for improvement.


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Ikeme signs for Rovers
Doncaster have agreed a two-month loan with Wolves for Carl Ikeme, which will see him become their fourth goalkeeper this season.
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Last Updated: 10/11/11 7:38pm
Doncaster have agreed a two-month loan with Wolves for Carl Ikeme, which will see him become their fourth goalkeeper this season.
Skysports.com revealed on Wednesday that a deal for the 25-year-old was imminent.
His move is subject to clearance but it is expected to go through without any complications, making him available for next Saturday's game against Barnsley.
The Wolves 'keeper has been drafted in as a replacement for Wigan's Chris Kirkland who was also brought in on-loan, however, injury forced him to cut short his deal and return to his parent club.
Ikeme will now provide competition for Neil Sullivan, who has replaced Gary Woods between the sticks for Dean Saunders' struggling side.
Rovers will become the eighth club Ikeme has joined on loan in his career, and the second of this campaign.
Earlier this term, he enjoyed a 10-game spell at Middlesbrough, which yielded five clean sheets.
Mick McCarthy handed the former Wolves academy graduate a new contract recently which runs until 2015, and views him as part of the club's long-term future.
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Tuesday, May 16, 2006
Elijah Fed by Ravens
1st Kings 12:16 to 1st Kings 17
Soon after the separation of the twelve tribes the kingdom of Israel fell into idolatry. Jeroboam, its first king, set up golden calves in Dan and Bethel, the two extremities of his dominions, to prevent his people going up to Jerusalem (which belonged to the kingdom of Judah) to worship God.
Even though the people worshiped these images, they had not entirely rejected the true God. It was under Ahab, the sixth king, a weak and wicked man, whose wife, Jezebel, a bad woman, that the worship of the true God was put down, and that of Baal established in its place.
God was angry both with Ahab and his people for their idolatry and persecution of his priests, who were put to death in great numbers. As a punishment for these sins, He sent Elijah to tell Ahab that for three and a half years no dew or rain would fall in the land of Israel.
As soon as Elijah had foretold this God told him to hide himself from the rage of Ahab in a certain place near where He had commanded the ravens to feed him.
Elijah went and dwelt by the brook, which had water for him to drink while the ravens as God had said, brought him food in the morning and evening. As no rain had fallen, in time the brook dried up. God told him to leave his present hiding-place, and go to Zarephath, near Sidon for He had commanded a widow who lived there to provide for him.
Elijah immediately went to Zarephath, when he came to the gate of the city, he saw the woman gathering sticks. He called her, and asked her to give him some water to drink and as she was going for it, he begged her also to bring him a morsel of bread.
The poor woman turned round, and told him she had no bread. All that she had was a handful of meal in a barrel, and a little oil in a bottle, and she had just been gathering wood to cook it for herself and her son after they had eaten it, they must lie down to die, for she did not know where to get more.
Elijah told her do as she had said, but to make him a little cake first, and afterward for herself for God, he assured her, would cause her meal and oil to last till the famine was over. The woman made him the little cake first and he, and she, with her family, was fed out of the handful meal and vessel of oil for many days. Neither of them failed till the day when God sent rain upon the earth and the famine had ended.
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Lahore, Nov.8 (ANI): Welcoming Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor's suggestions of hosting India, Pakistan one-day matches in the US, the United States Cricket Association (USACA) has said that it is keen on hosting the arch rivals.
The USACA's senior Vice-President, Nabeel Ahmad, told media persons over phone from Detroit that it would be a privilege to host both the Asian cricket giants.
"We are keen to have both the top teams of the sub-continent and we welcome India's proposal in this regard," The Dawn quoted Ahmed, as saying.
"It is a very good proposal because everyone related to cricket wants Pakistan and India to resume their cricket as such events are always thrilling and entertaining," he added.
Ahmed said, given an opportunity, the USACA would host India and Pakistan at Florida's sports stadium, which has been approved by the International Cricket Council (ICC) to host international cricket events.
"To put the record straight we have an 8,000-capacity ICC approved stadium in Florida which can accommodate nearly 25,000 spectators with makeshift arrangements by erecting extra stands at the stadium," Ahmed said.
"We anticipate hosting India or any other top cricketing nation in the near future to play Twenty20 cricket or a league on the pattern of the Indian Premier League (IPL)," he said.
It is worth mentioning here that Tharoor, recently, had voted in favour resuming cricketing ties between India and Pakistan, saying limited-over matches between both sides should be held at neutral venue and the US could be an ideal choice because of huge Asian population comprising mainly of the Indians and Pakistanis.
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief Ijaz Butt, following his recent India tour, had also said the US could host Twenty20 or 50 over games in near future.(ANI)


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On the road again...
Here we begin Arthur's Drumabout Stories for 2016.
Check back as more adventures are posted.
Beijing, China 2016
In Beijing the air is much clearer this year. Last year, after a full day walking around in the lake park district, I picked up the famous "Beijing Cough." After I left China on my last tour I took my my "Beijing Cough" with me. I hacked away for 3 more countries/Playshops before I got rid of it. read more
Xi'an, China 2016
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Hangzhou, China 2016
To start off the Hangzhou visit, (pronounced HungJoe), I did a drum circle at the "Cai He" high school which holds over two thousand students. Cai is the name of a particular lotus flower that grows in the region. One of my Level 2 Playshop students, Zhon Yao, a music teacher who works there, set up the one hour gig with about eighty 14-year-olds. read more


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Outside Bet Reviews
May 7, 2012
Tension in the final section is never enough to send pulses galloping, making this more of a trot over well-trodden ground than a hot tip.
Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/5
April 28, 2012
I wish it were better, but it's more hardtack than Seabiscuit.
April 27, 2012
A waste of most of the talent on display, though everyone goes to it with admirable fortitude.
April 26, 2012
Maybe it will all seem better one bank holiday Monday on the telly.
April 26, 2012
The story unfolds with all of the predictability of a simple jam sandwich...
April 26, 2012
A few dips in the nosebag is enough.
April 26, 2012
This is pantomime, not film.
April 26, 2012
Very poor indeed.
April 25, 2012
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text: Where to start, where to start? That is the question. The beginning is to far back and the end is never a good place to start so I think Ill just jump right in about here. Lets go to the Birdsville races was the drunken cry from the cook as we stood around the Andamooka Hotel about three months ago. For those of you not from the promised land of OZ the Birdsville races are a country race meeting attended by thousands of people from all over the country. It is held in the tiny Queensland town of Birdsville whose only real claim to fame is that it at the end of things. They are at the end of the Birdsville track. A road that will play a heavy part in this tale, and they are also at the end of the Simpson desert another Iconic track for both bike riders and 4x4 enthusiasts alike. Oh and camel pies, they are pretty famous for them for some unknown reason. You can have a look at some more info about Birdsville here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birdsville Right where were we? Drunk in Andamooka if I recall. Well despite the fact that I had not done more than the odd day trip on my bike since I managed to pilot the thing home from NSW last year some time and I had not done any riding in about 8 months since my bike had stopped running and despite my best efforts of both throwing money at it and swearing at it on numerous occasions it would not go. Despite these things, I in my inebriated wisdom declared to all and sundry that I would pilot my mighty DR650 up the Birdsville track to the races, This was met with both derision and mirth by the idol drunkards about the place who were well aware of my lack of saddle time and my virginity when it came to any sort of long distance high speed dirt riding. So it was with a little trepidation that I took the plunge and dragged my bike the 300kms to the nearest bike mechanic and gave it to him with instructions to get it running and to upgrade the suspension so it could lug my hefty frame and a bit of gear without dragging its arse on the ground like a worm riddled dog. Three bloody months they had the thing for. :eek1 All that time to rebuild a top end and do some black art voodoo magic on the suspension with valving and gold and possibly the sacrificing of a chicken or two. I honestly have no idea what it was they did, but it works well. So 3 days before we are due to depart on our 1500k off road journey I finally get the bike back. I had hoped to get some serious saddle time in prior to departure to confirm that I could actually ride a bike off road well enough to travel 1500ks and to ensure that the bike was not going to explode on me 100kms down the track. The Big Girl back from the mechanics ready to rock and roll I know there are those amongst the ADV fraternity that believe its not a real adventure ride unless you single handedly carved your engine block from a solid chunk of cast steel with nothing more than a toothbrush for a chisel and a thighbone for a mallet and the mere mention of a support vehicle makes them feel physically ill. Well If thats the case for you I suppose now is the time to say our goodbyes because as I mentioned earlier it was my wife who had first come up with the plan for this trip and considering that she doesnt ride and there was no chance of her getting on the back of the damn thing with a N00B at the controls she would be following along on four wheels. And both I and another rider we found along the way was happy to have her along as you will see if you stick around for the tale. The support vehicle The big day arrived and after 40kms of blacktop we were on the Borefield road that runs from near my place to the Oodnadatta track. The dirt was pretty solid though and was well packed for the first couple of Kms so my confidence was up. until I hit the first section of loose gibber stones (small marble sized rocks). The dreaded gibber So I did what every good noob should do in a similar situation and forgot everything I had read, learnt and promised myself I would do. I grabbed the handlebars in a death grip a screamed like a little girl into my helmet. The motorcycle gods must have been smiling on me though because the gibber soon returned to hard pack and I was still on two wheels and the screaming had stopped ,but my heart rate was matching the rpm of the bike. I was a little more prepared for the next lot and was loose on the bars and a little calmer all around, it was still a little sketchy getting through with the bike moving about under me a lot more than I was going to be happy with for 1500kms. I had only been going about 65kmh (40mph) when I hit the loose stuff so I thought what the hell lets give it a bit more right hand and see what happens. My logic being that the hospital was still only 20kms behind me at this stage. Lo and behold a little faster and the bike flew straighter through the loose stuff and it felt a hell of a lot more stable. "Lets give it some more go gas then" were my next thoughts and so I did. I got the old girl up and humming to between 90 and 100kph 55-65mph. Oh yeah baby this was the sweet spot. The bike was humming and my rear end was no longer puckering at the sight of loose gravel. I was off and running. I was grinning that much my cheeks began to hurt. 100kms later I was still grinning as I hit the Oodnadatta track but now it was my butt cheeks that were hurting , I had forgotten about the marble seat that Suzuki had installed on their bikes. At the Oodnadatta track The view from the end of the Borefield road I decided to give standing on the pegs as a go as I hurtled down the Oodnadatta track towards Maree. I had installed lowered pegs in the past but it was still not enough I just could not get real comfortable in a standing position I need to raise the bars just a little to get a more comfortable stance on the bike. So it was back to sitting and back to bouncing my rear end around on the slab of marble. Thankfully there are a few things to see on the track like these weird and wonderful sculptures stuck in the desert half way between the Borefield road turnoff and Maree. Weird and wonderful sculptures stuck in a cow paddock on the Oodnadata track. There was also a lot more traffic on the road 4x4s towing camper trailers and caravans , and throwing up dust and rocks that brought my vision down to five fifths of fuck all. :eek1 And they were all traveling bloody slowly, on the plus side the amount of traffic had pushed a lot of the gibbers into neat windrows leaving nice clean wheel tracks to run in. On the down side I was going to have to get across these windrows at speed to pass theses slow moving behemoths if I was ever going to make it to Birdsville before the races were over. I never really ended up feeling 100% comfortable crossing over them at speed but I managed to do it without biting the dust. We made it the 200kms to Maree and fueled up the bike and the car with fuel and then headed to the pub to stock up the beer fridge. Another great thing about having the support vehicle is the ability to have cold beer on hand if and when the day ended with me still upright. An old mosque at Maree. They brought a heap of camels out here in the late 1800's to transport goods between remote cattle stations and towns, they also brought out a heap of Afghani cameleers to run them. We left Maree for the 200k trek up the Birdsville track to Mungaranie pub, our overnight stop for the day. The road was in good condition with only a few loose sections and a bit of sand scattered about. I was feeling good and the bike was doing its thing my arse was still sore so I was alternating between sitting and standing in an effort to get the blood flowing to my nether regions again. I had to pass a dozen or so slow moving caravans which added a little spice to my life. Whipping past a couple of ton of bouncing swerving metal at 100kmh on loose gravel does wonders for your concentration, especially when you get up close and visibility drops to zero for a few seconds We got to Mungaranie pub at about 15.30 and I was still pumped up and grinning like an idiot as we set up camp and cracked a few beers. The camp site was pretty full in all of the areas with shade so we ended up in the middle of the paddock with nothing but dust flies and thistles for company There is a very neat little water hole near the pub that is home to a wide range of birdlife and is an oasis in the desert for all manner of life including fat blokes on motorcycles. Mungaranie Pub a great place for a beer and a chat. The water hole beside the pub. The desert dunes coming right up to the waters edge We met a few blokes from Melbourne in the pub that were also on bikes Im not sure if they are members here on not but they were a great bunch of blokes that we would run into over the course of the next few days at the Birdsville pub. They had done the trip from Melbourne only hitting about 500kms of blacktop out of the 2500km they had traveled. Sunset at Mungaranie After a great feed a few beers and talking shit with the Melbourne boys the adrenaline or dopamine or whatever it was that had me feeling as happy as a pig in shit had worn off and I realized I was knackered, both physically and mentally. I was in bed real early and I slept like a log. Some of the birdlife at Mungaranie, their squawking in the mornings ensure you dont sleep in. To be continued.


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Gamez's OT Strike Lifts No. 10 Men's Hockey Over UMass, 2-1
The sophomore winger recorded his first career two-goal game on Saturday night.
Nine Friars from 2015-16 Take Aim at NHL Camps
Nine Friars from 2015-16 will participate in various NHL camps beginning this week.
Friars Make Their Presence Felt at NHL Development Camps
18 former, current, and future Friars have been invited to NHL Development Camps this month.
Kevin Rooney Inks ATO with Albany Devils
Rooney finished his collegiate career appearing in 117 consecutive games.
Trevor Mingoia Signs ATO with the Albany Devils
Mingoia finished second on the team in scoring with 14 goals and 23 assists this season.
Frozen Four - Men's Ice Hockey vs. Omaha (USATSI)
Men's Ice Hockey defeats Nebraska-Omaha, 4-1 in Boston, Massachusetts; Credit: USA Today (USATSI)
2015-16 Honors and Awards
- Walter Brown Award Semifinalist (2/4)
- Hockey East Player of the Month (Jan.)
- 3x Hockey East Player of the Week (10/12, 1/18, 2/29)
- 2x Hockey East Weekly Honor Roll (10/26, 2/14).
- CHN Player of the Week (10/14)
- NCAA 3 Stars (2/29)
2015-2016: Ranked second on the team in scoring this season with 14 goals and a career high 23 assists for a total of 37 points … appeared in 36 games averaging a slightly over a point a game … tied for the team lead with a +24 rating … posted six points (2-4-6) in the first two games of the season versus Miami (Oct. 9-10) … also converted on a penalty shot at Miami in the season opener (Oct. 9) … tallied three assists for the Friars in a 6-4 win over the Ohio State (Oct. 24) … registered two five-game point streaks over the course of the season, one mid-season, totaling nine points (3-6-9) and the other coming toward the end of the season, also totaling nine points, (4-5-9)... tallied shorthanded strikes at Vermont (Jan. 15) and at UMass (Feb. 26) … recorded his second four-point game of the season at Vermont with two goals and two assists (Jan. 16) … scored the game-winning goal in overtime vs. Notre Dame (Feb. 19) … registered four game-winning goals overall … career high five points against UMass (Feb. 27) as he notched two goals and three assists … career high nine shots on goal vs. UMass Lowell (March 18) … Walter Brown Award Semifinalist for the second consecutive year … Hockey East Player of the Month for January … three-time Hockey East Player of the Week … CHN Player of the Week (Oct. 14) … NCAA Three Stars selection (2/29) … signed an ATO with the Albany Devils (AHL) on March 28.
2014-15 Honors and Awards
• Walter Brown Award Semifinalist (2/4)
• Hockey East Player of the Week (11/17)
• 3x Hockey East Weekly Honor Roll (10/13, 11/10, 11/24)
2014-15: Finished the season with 15 goals and 16 assists for 31 points, all of which were career-high totals ... His 15 goals tied for the team lead, while his 31 points ranked fourth and his 16 assists were tied for fifth on the team ... Tied for the team lead with six power-play goals and tied for fourth in Hockey East with four power-play goals in league games ... Ranked second on the team with four game-winning goals (the first four game-winning goals of his career) ... Finished Providence's NCAA Championship run with two goals and two assists for four points in four NCAA games ... Named a Walter Brown award semifinalist (Feb. 4) ... Opened the season with a goal and an assist in the Ohio State series (Oct. 10-11) ... Notched an assist at North Dakota (Oct. 24) ... Had a goal and an assist in Providence's 3-2 win over Merrimack (Nov. 7), including his first career game-winning goal ... Had a three-point weekend against Vermont (Nov. 14-15) en route to being named the Hockey East Player of the Week ... That weekend included a two-assist showing in Providence's 3-0 win (Nov. 14) and a power-play goal in the Friars' 2-1 loss (Nov. 15) ... Had the game-winning goal in Providence's 1-0 win at New Hampshire (Nov. 22) ... Scored the game-winning goal against Army in Providence's 3-0 win (Nov. 25) ... Had a career-high two goals as well as a career-high three points (2-1-3) in Providence's 5-1 win at Northeastern (Dec. 3) ... Had a power-play goal against Northeastern (Dec. 6) ... Netted the third period (16:14), game-winning goal in PC's 4-3 win over 13th-ranked Colgate (Dec. 9) ... Notched a power-play goal in PC's 4-1 win over UMass at the 2014 Catamount Cup (Dec. 28) to set his goal-scoring streak at four games ... Had the primary assist on Mark Jankowski's overtime, game-winning goal versus Colorado College in PC's 5-4 win (Jan. 3) ... Scored a power-play goal in PC's 5-3 win over the Tigers the next day (Jan. 4) ... Added an assist in PC's 5-3 loss to Brown (Jan. 10) ... Tied a career-high with two goals and three points in Providence's 7-3 win at UMass Lowell (Jan. 23) ... Notched an assist in PC's 4-1 win against the River Hawks (Jan. 24) ... Had an assist on Ross Mauermann's game-tying goal in Providence's 2-2 tie at UConn (Feb. 4) ... Had an assist in the 10-1 win over UConn (Feb. 7) ... Had PC's first goal against Miami in the team's 7-5 NCAA East Regional Semifinal win (March 28) ... Also tallied an assist in that game ... Scored Providence's third goal of the game in a 4-1 win over Omaha in the Frozen Four Semifinal (April 9) ... Had an assist on Mark Jankowski's power-play goal in the NCAA Championship win over Boston University (April 11).
2013-14: Due to NCAA transfer rules, became eligible to play for the Friars against Quinnipiac (11/27) ... Scored his first goal of the season in a 4-1 win over Army (12/20) ... Had points in his first four games of the season with a goal and three assists (11/27-1/20) ... Registered a season-high two points (1g, 1a) in Providence's come-from-behind 5-4 win against UMass Lowell (1/24) ... Tallied a career-high two assists in the 4-2 win over Maine (3/15) to help the Friars sweep their Hockey East Quarterfinal series ... Notched a multi-point game with a goal and an assist in the Friars' 4-0 NCAA First Round win over Quinnipiac (3/28).
BEFORE PROVIDENCE: Played for the Tri-City Storm of the USHL ... Played in 43 games, netting 13 goals and 26 assists for 39 points ... Twelve of his points (2G-10A) came on the power play ... Also had one game-winning goal ... Played the 2011-12 season with Union College (ECAC) ... Netted three goals and three assists for six points in 19 games for Union ... Before Union he played and was captain at Berkshire School (Sheffield, Mass.) and graduated in 2011 ... Earned the Berkshire Hockey Trophy as team MVP ... Also awarded the Mary Gardner Taylor Memorial Hockey Trophy as the team's scoring leader ... Will join the Friars as a red shirt sophomore.
PERSONAL: Trevor Mingoia ... Born January 18, 1992 ... Son of Marc and Lisa Mingoia ... Stepmother is Kerri Mingoia ... Has a younger stepbrother, Torren Masciangelo, and an older brother, Tyler Oneil ... Social Science major.
Goals: 2 (5 times - 2/27/16 vs. UMass)
Assists: 3 (2 times - 2/27/16 vs. UMass)
Points: 5 (2/27/15 vs. UMass)
Point Streak: 5 games* (2/19/16-3/11/16); 5-4-9
Goal Streak: 4 games (12/3/14 - 12/28/14); 5-1-6
* - Two times, most recent occurrence listed
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Swami Vivekananda
The Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture, Gol Park, hosts a solo sitar recital by Pandit Arvind Parikh. He is one of the countrys foremost sitarist with a career spanning over five decades. He is the seniormost disciple of Ustad Vilayat Khan, the reigning torchbearer of the Imdad Khani/ Etawah gharana. The distinguishing feature of this gharanas music is the adaptation of modern Kahayal -and Thumri- style vocal pieces (taan-tukda) on sitar. The vocalisation of the instrumental idiom has been the single most revolutionary and durable contribution of Ustad Vilayat Khan. His is an idiom based in favour of the soulful and contemplative aspects of music. Its emphasis is on musicality as the essence of musicianship rather than intimidating virtuosity. Parikh is an incisive musicologist, a dedicated teacher and an eminent cultural ambassador.
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Where108 Hamilton StreetBound Brook, NJ 08805
DID YOU KNOW? That the Red Kettle Fundraiser helps support all of our Social Service Programs throughout the year? Did you know that all funds raised goes back into the same community raised in? Did you know that 4 hours of your volunteer time can feed a household,send a few children to summer camp for a week,fund meals for our after school program,or help purchase meals for those in need on the streets? We need your help so, that we can continue to help others! RING THE BELLS OF HOPE THE SEASON
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This book details Bente's story of how this happened and what it has meant to her personally as well as in her career as a healer and counselor. The energy transmitted through this book is a high one and is easily felt from the moment you begin to read it. There is astute information about the upcoming earth changes, 2012, and many facets of living consciously in today's world. I love that Edgar focuses on the fact that what we do right now will determine what happens in 2012 instead of simply telling people what is going to happen. He explains that we determine it as opposed to others who seem to feel something is predestined to happen. There is a section in the book with questions asked by people at various events and just about every issue is discussed from health to sexuality to career. This is a timely book and you will discover great value here even if you have not had prior interest in or knowledge of Edgar Cayce. People need this information right now and Edgar Speaks provides it with great clarity." – Krysta Gibson, the Co-Founder and Editor of New Spirit Journal
With recent reports of massive earthquakes, tsunamis, nuclear chaos, economic changes and other large-scale disasters, many people are beginning to worry if we are truly witnessing the beginning of the end of the world. Spiritual author, teacher and healer, Bente Hansen has a powerful message for those who may be worried or feel afraid. "Don't worry, live in the moment and just be yourself," states the self-proclaimed Energetic Channel and author of the book, Edgar Speaks, a book she wrote after and unexpected mystical encounter with the energy of the deceased "Sleeping Prophet" Edgar Cayce (1877-1945). Bente Hansen, who has worked as a healer since 1991, has written several mystical books including, Messages from Beyond (2001), and The New World of Self-Healing (2006). In her new book, a 206-page personal growth manual, Hansen gives step-by-step strategies to help people deal with the fears, worries and concerns that the world is heading for a cataclysmic shift. She also shares her personal journey with the energy of Edgar Cayce as well as powerful messages of healing and hope for the world.


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ROME. A measure wanted by the Moroccan Government and agreed with the Italian one, MP of PdL, Suad Sbai, specifies, to contribute to avoid that the rites of Ramadan are managed by unprepared imams if not even directly related to the extremist currents.
"Some imams, maybe six or seven had already come last year and were welcomed with enthusiasm. But this year the news is exactly that apart from being more numerous the group of imams is accompanied by women or by the Mourchidat'," Sbai who is also president of the Association of the Moroccan Women in Italy says.
The reference is to the "spiritual advisers" of the mosques with function of preachers even if without a title to lead the prayer whom for several years Morocco has begun to educate in order to approach them to the imams. This innovation is introduced and supported by King Mohammed VI also with the intent to stem extremism.
And it was exactly "against extremism and violence" that the Moroccan government wanted to "export" its imams for Ramadan not only in Italy, but also in other European countries like the Netherlands, Belgium and Spain, Sbai adds. The initiative has been coordinated also with the Italian government by Moroccòs Islamic Affairs Ministry.
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In the first case, the EEOC intervened on behalf of Ronald Lockhart, a deaf man working at FedEx's facility at Baltimore/Washington International Airport. Lockhart's first language is American Sign Language, and he requested an interpreter for training meetings. The company did not provide one.
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The staff of Bella Vista Church works as a team to serve God, and His people.
Mark Pietscher - Lead PAstor
Mark grew up in Michigan, but for the past 25 years has served churches in Wisconsin and Illinois before coming to BVC in January 2013. He was educated at Northern Michigan University (BS Social Work), Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (M.Div), and Bethel Seminary (D.Min). Mark and his wife Lenette have two adult children and one granddaughter. In his down time Mark enjoys golf, running/exercise, hunting, fishing, and friends.
Dennis Moles - Teaching Pastor
Dennis is the newest member of the BVC staff having come onboard as the teaching pastor in 2016. He was born and raised in West Virginia and has been in vocational ministry as a pastor, professor, and writer for nearly 20 years. Dennis is a graduate of Cedarville University (BA) Moody Theological Seminary (MTS), Calvin Theological Seminary (ThM), and Talbot School of Theology. He is married to Amy and is the proud dad of Drew, Caleb, and Makayla. Aside from his family, Dennis's greatest loves in life are preaching, eating chicken wings, drinking coffee, and having meaningful conversations.
Chad has served in pastoral worship ministry in the church for the last 20 years. He is a graduate of Cedarville University (BA) and Grand Rapids Theological Seminary (M Div). For the last three years he has also served as Discipleship Coordinator for Partners in Discipleship International, where he and his wife Hayley work to train pastors and church leaders in India and Myanmar. They've been blessed with three children: Ben, Allie and Jude. In his spare time Chad loves writing music, running, and time with friends and family.
Ron Hughey - Next Generation Pastor
Ron has a degree from Michigan State University and also a Masters of Arts in Teaching from National Louis University. Ron has been on staff at BVC since 1996. His greatest passion is helping families grow together. He has five children and a fantastic wife, Sue who helps him in everything. In his spare time Ron enjoys his family, cooking, games, learning new things on his computer, and golf.
Ben Schulke - Director Of Student Ministry
Ben was born and raised in the Grand Rapids area, and is currently attending Grand Rapids Theological Seminary to pursue a Masters of Divinity (M.Div) with Pastoral Emphasis. He recently married Lauren Schulke as of June of 2014. Ben graduated from Cornerstone University with degrees in Biblical Studies and Intercultural Studies in 2013. He has been attending Bella Vista Church since 2007 when he came to Christ through the BVC family, and started serving on staff in the summer of 2013 as the Youth Ministry Intern. He loves to play any kind of game, and enjoys playing his guitar.
Rosemary CArlson - Biblical Discipler of Women
Rosemary is married to Wendell Carlson. They have three married children and 6 grandchildren. Rosemary has been on the BVC staff since 1984. She enjoys reading, baking, and auto racing. Rosemary has attended numerous training courses including "Freedom in Christ" and "Stephen Ministry Leadership Training" which have equipped her for her ministry as a biblical discipler of women at BVC.
Laura Cronin - Director of Missions
Laura has a degree in Elementary Education from Messiah College. After college she was a missionary teacher for four year at Newark Christian School with World Impact in Newark,NJ. There she met Phil Cronin, a Bella Vista supported missionary, who she married in 1993. They returned to West Michigan in 1994. Laura has volunteered in the missions program at Bella Vista for many years and joined the staff in 2012.
Kirsten Swanson - Accounting Associate / Women's Ministry Director
Kirsten grew up in North Dakota and attended Concordia College in Moorhead, MN graduating with degrees in Business Management and Organizational Communications. Kirsten and her husband Jeff have two boys, Jacob and Micah. They have attended Bella Vista Church since 1999 and Kirsten has been on staff since 2011. Kirsten serves as bookkeeper and oversees the Women's Ministry at Bella Vista Church. She enjoys reading, kayaking, biking, cross-country skiing, running, walking her dog and spending time with friends and family.
Shannon Rifenberg - Office Manager
Shannon grew up in Northern Michigan, moving to the area with her husband Scott after their marriage. They have three girls, Kaitlyn, Emily and Julia. Shannon and her family have attended Bella Vista Church since 2010. After serving her family as a full time wife and mother for many years Shannon joined the Bella Vista Church staff in 2014. Shannon serves as office manager and administrative secretary. She enjoys reading, playing board games, and the many activities her children are involved in.
Gary peterson - Facilities Manager
Gary and his wife, Donna and their daughter Amy live in Muskegon near the lakeshore. Gary is an avid kayaker and frequently spends time on Lake Michigan. Gary quietly and unobtrusively maintains and manages the BVC facilities and grounds with excellence and a true servant's heart.


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A blonde was bragging about her knowledge of state capitols.
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One can tell directly that false theology is advanced via false bible versions. When I was a new Christian I compared a few Bibles, this is just one example. The below graphic changes, showing different verses that have been altered and changed between bibles.
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WASHINGTON -- AMR Corp. said it will record a one-time impairment charge of about $900 million after taxes to write off American Airlines' entire goodwill balance as a result of new accounting rules.
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America is still exceptional, and Barack Obama proved it earlier in the week. Barack Obama's proof that America is still exceptional? Barack Obama:
President Obama has rarely engaged Mitt Romney directly over policy and politics so far during the presidential primary campaign.
But today Obama didn't pass up an opportunity when asked about GOP frontrunner's claims, made over the weekend, that the president does not believe in the "exceptionalism" of the U.S.
"It's worth noting that I first arrived on the national stage with a speech at the Democratic Convention that was entirely about American exceptionalism and that my entire career has been a testimony to American exceptionalism," Obama said at an afternoon Rose Garden press conference.
Obama is proof that America is also still a very humble nation as well.
Actually, I partially agree. Obama has been exceptional when it comes to fundamentally transforming the United States, as he promised. America was so great that every aspect of it needed to be changed, and that's what he's still trying to do — exceptionally.
15 Responses to "Obama Offers Proof That He Believes in American Exceptionalism"
maladroit on
April 4th, 2012 12:53 pm
…which is why he by-passed the Oval office and immediately jetted-off to the Middle East the day after he was sworn-in.
He's such a BS artist. "Barak Flanaghen" (Yeee-aah, that's the ticket!)
Dexter_Alarius on
April 4th, 2012 1:00 pm
In Obama's case, 'Exceptional' is to America as 'Special' is to Olympics.
Joe Redfield on
April 4th, 2012 1:10 pm
BO is an 'exceptionalist' in that he uses the word a lot: 'I would have solved that problem EXCEPT for the(fill in the villain of the day here).
backwoodsconsr on
April 4th, 2012 1:40 pm
"Only in America can a moron like me grow up to be president."
backwoodsconsr on
April 4th, 2012 1:47 pm
A friend once told me, "I firmly believe a man can bullshit his way into anything if he really wants to." Obama is living proof.
SignPainterGuy on
April 4th, 2012 2:05 pm
It was during that or a soon there-after "Apology Tour" trip that Zero promised the mooslimes that, "If it comes down to it, we will come down on the side of islam !"
That would be unprecedented and thereby, "exceptional" !
SignPainterGuy on
April 4th, 2012 2:05 pm
You`re on to something !
SignPainterGuy on
April 4th, 2012 2:06 pm
"Oblamer" is a perfect moniker !
SignPainterGuy on
April 4th, 2012 2:08 pm
BO has already lost out on "dazzling with brilliance"; baffling with BS is all that`s left !
Truesoldier__ on
April 4th, 2012 2:21 pm
I think he meant to say:
"my entire career has been a testimony to affirmative action."
Patti on
April 4th, 2012 2:38 pm
Video: Obama Campaign Disables Credit Card Verification, Accepts Donation from 'Nidal Hasan'
And Aunt Zeituni. Watch the video:
Obama Donations – Anyone, Anywhere
SignPainterGuy on
April 4th, 2012 3:01 pm
Is the FEC looking the other way ? Again ?
No question, Holder`s Dept. of JustUs / InJustice will be running interference !
ChapBix on
April 4th, 2012 9:32 pm
Does Barry use an electric razor to shave? I am not seeing any nicks on his neck.
ChapBix on
April 4th, 2012 9:35 pm
Maybe he has a breathing problem that he needs to stick his nose so far up.
ChapBix on
April 4th, 2012 9:36 pm
About the only thing exceptional about Barry is the fraud and deception clinging to him.
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1157. Finally making a start of this year's Christmas newsletters. It's not looking good for me getting them sent out in time though. Or at all;
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Monte Sereno residents who are interested in serving on the city council have just one week to apply for the post that was vacated by Julie Wiltshire. Candidates must submit a "statement of qualifications" no later than 5 p.m. on Jan. 14.
The term runs through November 2016.
Wiltshire resigned last month because she moved to the Santa Cruz Mountains, ending her Monte Sereno residency.
Being a resident is merely one of the qualifications needed to serve. Residents who apply for the city council must also be at least 18 years old and be registered to vote in Monte Sereno.
Vice Mayor Walter Huff, who took office a little over a year ago, says the job goes well beyond attending city council meetings. "There's a lot to it," he said. "There are a lot of regulations and you have to read up on things."
The council meets the first and third Tuesdays of the month at 7:30 p.m. Council members must also serve on committees that often meet outside of Monte Sereno. For example, Huff attends monthly Joint Venture: Silicon Valley meetings and goes to a quarterly meeting at the Santa Clara Valley Water District. He's attended sanitation district meetings as well.
"You miss football and baseball games and meetings with friends," Huff said. "It never goes out of your mind. You volunteer for this, and some weeks are easier than others. But there are weeks when you put in a lot of time–20 or 25 hours. It's almost like a regular job. It varies, but it's 10 hours a week minimum."
Huff recalls one time when he dedicated 50 or 60 hours alone to a complicated annexation issue involving the Santa Clara County Local Agency Formation Commission.
The time commitment aside, Huff says council members are "required to have sensibilities" and often act as mediators. "I really try to make everybody happy," he said. "I view everybody who comes through the door as a customer. So the job is to try to come down on the side of the city and the customer."
Often the state gets involved, too. "We want to stay as close to the city charter as we can and still stay within the state's guidelines," Huff said.
Council members receive ethics training and are subject to financial disclosure requirements. New council members also attend a three-day training course conducted by the League of California Cities.
Monte Sereno council members are unpaid as the council rescinded the $300 monthly stipend in April 2011.
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The Vatican's spokesman defended the city state's bank in a letter published by the Financial Times on Thursday after the daily reported on the prosecutors' investigation on the bank's executives.
"It is appropriate that I should seek to avoid the spread of inaccurate information and to ensure that no damage is caused to the institute or the good name of its managers," Federico Lombardi wrote.
The Office for Religious Works (IOR) -- the bank's official name -- came under fire on Tuesday after its president Ettore Gotti Tedeschi and chief executive Paolo Cipriani allegedly violated laws on disclosing financial operations to the Italian central bank introduced in a bid to stamp out money laundering.
Prosecutors in Rome ordered the seizure of 23 million euros (30 million dollars) belonging to the Vatican-owned bank after the financial intelligence office at the Bank of Italy noticed two IOR operations it deemed suspicious.
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I'm a HUGE fan of the Olympics! I can't help but get caught up in the excitement of the competition and inspired by the stories of the athletes and what they've sacrificed and the odds they've overcome to get there. Going to the Olympics (preferably the Summer Games is at the top of my bucket list, right behind going to the Rose Bowl Parade!)
For the last two Olympics I have helped organize Olympic games where I worked. I don't have anything big planned this year, it kind of snuck up on me! I will be spending plenty of quality time watching skiing, skating, snow boarding, and of course listening to commentary by Bob Costas–will he ever retire!?
Is anyone hosting an Olympics party? For the London Olympics we helped some friends throw a a great party complete with medals, London tea, and American flags.
Of course there are tons of fun ideas for hosting an Olympic-themed party on Pinterest. Some of my favorite ideas are having an indoor snowball fight with rolled up white socks, making White Russians to drink, and frosting donuts in the colors of the Olympic Rings.
Winter Olympic trivia is another favorite. Do you remember which Olympics it was that the Tanya Harding/Nancy Kerrigan scandal was? Or when did Kristi Yamaguchi win gold?
There's still time to decorate! Remember the Olympic Rings I made for the London Olympics? All you need is electrical tape and pipe wrap.
I had hoped to hang the rings again, but unfortunately they got tossed into the back of a closet and I'm not sure they will survive for this years festivities. If nothing else, I'm sure Emerson will have fun playing with them!
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