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A mildly derisive euphemism related to "pissed off" but with a suggestion of childhood nervous incontenence or bedwetting. Suggests a loss of control from fear or anxiety as much as anger. "Don't get wee-weed up over it" is similar to "don't wet your pants." Origin is the childhood term wee-wee, to urinate.
''There's something about August going into September where everybody in Washington gets all wee-weed up,'' Obama told an audience at the Democratic National Committee headquarters. ''I don't know what it is. But that's what happens.'' -- NY Times, August 21, 2009
by RSD August 21, 2009
Available Domains :D
- wee-weed.org
- wee-weed.se
- wee-weed.com
- wee-weed.net
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Opioids/Buprenorphine Interactions
This information is generalized and not intended as specific medical advice. Consult your healthcare professional before taking or discontinuing any drug or commencing any course of treatment.
Medical warning:
Moderate. These medicines may cause some risk when taken together. Contact your healthcare professional (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) for more information.
How the interaction occurs:
Buprenorphine may prevent your other pain medicine from working.
What might happen:
If you have taken opioid medicines for a while or take a large dose of opioids, buprenorphine may cause you to experience withdrawal symptoms.If you have only taken opioid medicines for a short time, buprenorphine may reduce some of the side effects of your medicine, such as itching or shallow breathing; however, your opioid may not control your pain as well.
What you should do about this interaction:
Let your healthcare professionals (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) know that you are taking these medicines together and how long you have been taking an opioid. If your pain gets worse, or if you have withdrawal symptoms such as trouble sleeping, sweating, widened pupils, runny nose, watering eyes, irritability, weakness, muscle aches/twitching/cramps, stomach cramps, hot/cold flashes, sneezing, vomiting, diarrhea, rapid breathing, fast heartbeat, and/or fever, contact your doctor.Your healthcare professionals may already be aware of this interaction and may be monitoring you for it. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicine before checking with them first.
- 1.Buprenex (buprenorphine hydrochloride) US prescribing information. Reckitt Benckiser Pharmaceuticals, Inc. April, 2005.
- 2.Strain EC, Preston KL, Liebson IA, Bigelow GE. Buprenorphine effects in methadone-maintained volunteers: effects at two hours after methadone. J Pharmacol Exp Ther 1995 Feb;272(2):628-38.
- 3.Strain EC, Preston KL, Liebson IA, Bigelow GE. Acute effects of buprenorphine, hydromorphone and naloxone in methadone-maintained volunteers. J Pharmacol Exp Ther 1992 Jun;261(3):985-93.
- 4.Walsh SL, June HL, Schuh KJ, Preston KL, Bigelow GE, Stitzer ML. Effects of buprenorphine and methadone in methadone-maintained subjects. Psychopharmacology (Berl) 1995 Jun;119(3):268-76.
- 5.Rosado J, Walsh SL, Bigelow GE, Strain EC. Sublingual buprenorphine/naloxone precipitated withdrawal in subjects maintained on 100mg of daily methadone. Drug Alcohol Depend 2007 Oct 8;90(2-3):261-9.
- 6.Clark NC, Lintzeris N, Muhleisen PJ. Severe opiate withdrawal in a heroin user precipitated by a massive buprenorphine dose. Med J Aust 2002 Feb 18; 176(4):166-7.

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Talk:World Archives Project: New South Wales, Australia, Government Gazettes, 1853-1899
Extra Keying Helps
For extra keying helps, check out http://boards.ancestry.com/wap.intlrecordsaustralia/1845/mb.ashx on the Australian board, and go to the most recent post only. It is updated whenever we get new advice or decisions on how to key this project.
Common Keying Errors Found by Reviewers
- Key dates & locations (when present) for EVERY record within the article/table not just the first.
- Names are being missed within the descriptions of properties etc, they need to be keyed not just the primary person.
- Page number not being keyed. The page number will be in large bold font in the centre at the top of the image. If it is the first page of the Gazette, the page number will be smaller, in the centre at the top of the crest. It is NOT the number that is within the squared brackets [ ] at th start of an article/table, that is the article no. & not keyed.
- Do NOT key fullstops/periods.
It is the Publication Date (or authorisation date) that is to be keyed. If this is not present, leave day and month empty and mark year [Blank].
Dates of impound, dates of court hearings, dates of sales, dates of receipts, etc, etc, are not keyed.
Basically, DON'T enter dates from WITHIN the articles or tables.
For a visual guide of where you will find acceptable dates, see http://www.ancestry.com/wiki/images/b/bd/NSW_Govt_Dates.jpg
Locations are a difficult issue in this project. For guidelines, see the latest full post in this thread: http://boards.ancestry.com/wap.intlrecordsaustralia/1845/mb.ashx
If you are still unsure, ask on the Australian Board and someone will help. http://boards.ancestry.com/wap.intlrecordsaustralia/mb.ashx
The Right Honourable Henry Robert, Viscount Hampden, Governor of New South Wales should be keyed as the following (received from Kerrie in Australia): Prefix - Right Honourable, Given - Henry Robert, Surname - Blank, Suffix - Viscount Hampden
Questions and Answers
If you have a keying question that is not answered on the project page or in any of the information above, click "EDIT" and ask it here. (If you click on Rich Editor you won't have to worry about formatting your entry.) Then click "WATCH" at the top right on this page and you will be notified via email when an update has been made.
In the 2nd example of the keying images on wiki has both the county and parish locations highlighted as the location but no mention of what to key, are they classed as multiple locations?. I have an article which is headed "Land district of Dubbo" followed by county of Narromine and parish of Bulgandramine as the event location. What to key? Bulgandramine is the specific place but not the first mentioned.
Answers to common questions
- We should not key data from one image to another. If there is no date given on a page it will be able to be added from that of a previous or next page in the post production process.
- Key suffixes as seen, CPS, ACPS, etc - generally this is the case.
- Re "Mayor", if the name given is as "Mayor Robt Smith" key Mayor as the Prefix. If shown as "Robt Smith, Mayor" it is not a prefix.
- If the same name is mentioned in the article more than once only key it once. If the same name appears in multiple articles on the page, and it isn't the author, key them once per article.
- We are not keying indexes, because the names will have already been keyed elsewhere. This includes pages with the titles: "Index", "Index to Applications for Letters", "Index to Letters Patent", etc. If there is an image with part of the page as articles and the other half indexes only key information from the articles, not the index section.
Also treat lists of Monies received by the Govenment Printer the same way as an index. These people paid to put their article in the Gazette, so their names will already have been keyed from the articles.
- Key only the publication date. If there isn't a publication date leave the fields empty. (This means we are not keying the Date of Notice, Date of Lease, Date of Impound, etc.)
Key the month in the 3 character format, ie for January , key Jan.
- The location being keyed is for the event - not necessarily where the individual resides. If there is not an event associate with the name but there is a location associated with the name key that location. Use your best judgment to determine which location is associated with the event/article. For example, if there is land being sold key the location of the land - not the location of the seller or buyer.
- Shareholders in companies being registered - key the address of each shareholder.
- If you are in doubt about where the event occurred key the first location listed in the article.
- When there are multiple geographic regions given for the location key each region separated by a comma. Generally these go from smallest to biggest. Key what is written, from left to right.
- Key cities, parishes, counties, land districts, land divisions, electorates, and states - however do not include the words "county", "district", "division" or "electorate" in your entries.(These are all geographic regions - some states have counties, some have districts and others have divisions.) Each region should be separated by a comma.
- Do not key "locations" shown in parentheses, either () or [].
- If there is no location on the image leave the field empty.
- If Metropolitan is what is listed as the location, key "Metropolitan" in the Event Location field.
- Do not key street addresses. Minus street addresses key the location as seen. For example if the location was given as William Street, Rocky River, Uralla you would key "Rocky River, Uralla" in the Event Location field.
- Do not key property names. These are usually shown in quotation marks. For example if the location was given as "Roselands", Dubbo you would key "Dubbo".
- When there are multiple parishes key both separated with a comma.
Your 4th example shows to type county comma parish in the location field. What if district is also provided as a column on our image? Example: District: Campbelltown County: Cumberland Parish: St Peter
A: Confirmation about multiple locations received from Anna (as at 28 June 2012)
"Key the locations from left to right and when there are multiple instances of the same location enter it only once".
The order you enter them does not matter to anyone searching the index, but it does matter for review/arbitration.
So, left to right, but do not duplicate. eg if it is District Eden, County Auckland, Town Eden, you would key "Eden, Auckland". You would not key the second mention of Eden.
If it is a table, exclude the location at the header of the table and only enter the locations within the table, left to right, no duplications. (unless there are no locations within the table, then use the header location)
Q: What do we key if there is no date at the top and the date in the header is a date range, for example: 1st July to 30th September, 1897? I know the year is 1897, but what should I put for the month and day?
A: I personally would put earliest date (based on instructions from other projects) unless we hear otherwise.
Q:I have a list of land grants, I believe. 1) Do I enter in the date when the land was granted? One sheet has dates from 1882-1896 but not in order. 2) In the location do I enter village/town, parish & county? Examples include: "At Ungarie, Parish Wollongough, County Gipps"; "Parish Quirindi, Town Quirindi, County Buckland"; and "Parish Kirk, at Whitecliffs, County Yungmalgra". Advice appreciated!
A: 1) Date is ONLY EVER the publication date, which may be at the top OR bottom of the article. If there's no publication date for the article, key the date in the header or footer of the page. If there's no date there either, leave the day and month empty and mark the year "Blank" This same date is used for all names in the article.
A: 2) See answer to question 1 above (as at 28 June 2012)
Q: Do you key surnames which are part of a business such as Smith and Johnson, A B Clark and Son, or A B Smith and Company?
A: They are still names, and I see nothing in the instructions which says to exclude them, so I would enter them. Only the name of the person, so in your examples, Blank Smith, Blank Johnson, A B Clark, A B Smith would each be separate records.
Q: Do you key the ward names of Sydney in the location field such as "Brisbane Ward, Sydney" or "Brisbane, Sydney" or just "Sydney"?
A: See answer to question 1 above (as at 28 June 2012)
Q: How should we be keying The Right Honourable Henry Robert, Viscount Hampden? This is a very common name found in these records.
A: Answer received from Kerry in Australia. See info at the end of 'Common Keying Errors Found by Reviewers' section above.
Q: When keying an article on publications for sale, should I be keying each publication author?
You may also like to visit the Australian Boards, where much questioning has been going on and we try to help each other out. Cheers, Linda. http://boards.ancestry.com/wap.intlrecordsaustralia/mb.ashx
If you have a suggestion or would like to make an addition to the project page, click "EDIT" and post your suggestion here. (If you click on Rich Editor you won't have to worry about formatting your entry.) Then click "WATCH" at the top right on this page and you will be notified via email when an update has been made.
SUGGESTION : That all officialdom/official assignees etc in capital letters (regardless of the size of caps) only be keyed once per page not just the authors. eg. Right Honourable Henry Robert Viscount Hampden, Lieutenant-Governor Fredk M Darley, etc.


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Show your boarding pass. Hand over your ID. Take off your shoes. And your belt. And empty your pockets. Liquids in the baggie, laptops in the bin. Stand still for the scanner. Now leave $531,395.22 in cash at the TSA checkpoint.
That's how much money forgetful passengers left in Transportation Security Administration's plastic bins in fiscal year 2012 — a windfall the agency uses to supplement its aviation security budget. For now.
The House of Representatives voted Tuesday to redirect that mountain of pocket change to the United Service Organizations (USO), which supports U.S. military troops.
"The TSA has been keeping the pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters from your change purse to pay for their bloated bureaucracy," said Rep. Jeff Miller, R.-Fla., the measure's chief author. "If TSA representatives get to play 'finders keepers' with your hard-earned cash, what's the incentive to try to get the loose change to its rightful owners?"
It's hard to imagine TSA agents abandoning their posts to run after passengers to return what is literally pocket change.
"TSA always seeks to make sure that all traveler property, including loose change, finds its way back to the proper owner," TSA Administrator John Pistole told Congress in a seven-page report. "However, when loose change does not, it will be directed to critical aviation security programs."
So which airport "wins" the prize for passengers most likely to leave coins behind? It's Miami International Airport, where $39,613 was orphaned in fiscal year 2012. That's a lot more than the No. 2 airport, Las Vegas's McCarran ($26,900.21), never mind Chicago's O'Hare ($22,115.92), or Los Angeles's LAX ($21,916.23). New York's JFK? A comparatively small $21,201 — is that even enough to cover a month's rent on a Manhattan studio? And Guam? $1.70.
What about foreign currency? TSA logged the equivalent of $32,493.78.
And what about past years?
2008 — $383,413.79
2009 — $432,790.62
2010 — $409,085.56
2011 — $487,869.50


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www.office.com/setup Blogs: Ankit Tomar is a Program Manager on the Microsoft Visio team.
Dashboards are important business tools that provides real-time graphical representation of Key Performance Indicators (KPI) for business processes. Each dashboard conveys current status in a graphical manner, which helps surface problems and aids quick decision-making.
Usually a dashboard is presented as a collection of metrics with color coding that conveys whether the KPIs are being met. The metrics can be more meaningful and decision-making can be easier if data is visually represented to show it within the context of the business process.
A customer call center is an example of a business process that requires quick decision-making based on multiple metrics. A conventional call center dashboard will typically present the KPIs as follows:
A conventional dashboard showing metrics.
While this representation tells how the metrics are measuring up, it doesn't give enough context and information about the source of the problem and the next steps required to fix possible issues. Compare this with the following dashboard created using Visio:
A contextual dashboard in Visio showing information on top of a floor plan.
This dashboard is created by layering the KPIs over the call center's floor plan. It displays exactly where all employees are sitting, employee presence information, and call status. It is not only easy to recognize if there is an issue that needs attention, but also to see additional information on where the issue is.
For example, a quick look at the dashboard shows that Roger, who is handling calls for Energies, needs help. Clicking his "cubicle" reveals his physical location and other call-specific details, such as current call time. Based on this information, the call center manager can quickly make a decision about resolving the issue.
Example call center dashboard.
Here are the 5 steps to convert any schematic into a contextual dashboard:
In this call center example, we started with the following floor plan:
Example call center floor plan.
Note: If you don't have a floor plan in a Visio file format, you can easily import other formats like AutoCad files (.dwg, .dxf) into Visio. You can also create a floor plan using built-in Visio stencils on the Maps and Floor Plans tab. We created the above floor plan using the Cubicles, Office Furniture and Walls, Doors and Windows stencils.
Converting the diagram into a dashboard using Visio Services
You can connect to a data source, link shapes to data and apply data graphics in a Visio organization chart, and you can also convert that data-linked diagram into a dashboard.
Visio Services allows you to set a data-linked diagram to refresh at a periodic interval and share it broadly with others who may not have Visio installed.
To convert our call center diagram into a dashboard, upload the diagram file to the same SharePoint server where the data source is located. Create a web page, then insert a web part. To do this, click Insert, then click Web Part, under the Business Data tab, click Visio Web Access. Now open the tools pane for the web part and configure it to display your diagram by browsing to it and placing its URL in Web Drawing URL. You can also configure other things, such as refresh interval, interaction behavior, and information you want to show.
Dashboard on SharePoint.
The dashboard is now ready to be shared with others to help improve efficiency in the context you choose.
–Ankit Tomar, Program Manager
Original Post: https://blogs.office.com/2013/06/27/creating-contextual-dashboards-in-visio/


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BenzBoost finds Evosport's tactics of covering this story up and threatening us with legal action just rather sad. Instead of going about this professionally, Evosport has been closing threads on MBworld and deleting any mention of it. Since they can not do that on BenzBoost, they have sent their attack dog lawyers after us in an attempt to control things here as well.
We will not be intimidated or budge from doing what is in our users and the consumers best interest. Consumer advocacy is something we need more of, not less. Mr. Serota, people like you are the problem in this country trying to keep the truth hidden and not having the integrity to do what is right. BenzBoost had the courage to reveal the details of what was taking place and did so accurately. Amazingly, you reached the wrong conclusion but we would not be surprised you would jump to whatever conclusion your clients would want you to jump to.
You have done the opposite of quieting this down, only making major blogs take notice of it. Aren't you only digging the hole deeper for your own clients? BenzBoost is not afraid of you and not all that impressed with your scare tactics. Plus, aren't you a patent lawyer? Maybe you should stick to that as we can write a much harsher letter than what you provided.
Also, threatening my 73 old year old father is flat out despicable. We are saddened that Evosport seems to endorse harassing senior and retired family members over forum posts they can not control. This does not reflect well on any company and does not reflect well on you as an attorney. If people wonder why attorneys get a bad name, it is due to actions such as this.
At this point, it should be clear to you it is impossible to get this story removed as you have now served to propagate it. Well done Evosport and well done Mr. Serota. In our opinion, you have completely mis-managed this situation. Good luck prosecuting the entire internet, it does not seem the Evosport budget will allow for it.
We have posted the legal documents Jalopnik obtained aimed at BenzBoost here, you can all review them for yourselves and see the lengths Evosport is willing to go to keep the truth from users on MBworld as well as consumers. BenzBoost will continue to do investigative reporting in the best interest of our users and all individuals in the German automotive performance industry.


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New-look railway seen from the air
These aerial pictures show the changing shape of the railway in the heart of London.
They show from the air the £6.5 billion Thameslink rail project, which connects Brighton and Gatwick Airport with central London and stations north of the Thames, including Luton Airport and Bedford.
When complete in 2018, the massive Thameslink investment programme will give passengers new, more spacious trains running through central London every two to three minutes and improved connections to more destinations.
At the heart of the programme is Britain's biggest station redevelopment - the complete rebuilding of London Bridge. In the shadow of the Shard, London's fourth-busiest station is currently subject to a nine-day part-closure.
More than 50,000 passengers who normally travel into London Bridge in the morning peak hours are having to use alternative routes to work, with a further 250,000 passenger journeys affected by the knock-on effects, with alternative routes busier than normal.
The result will be a station with the largest concourse in the country - bigger than the pitch at Wembley Stadium - with more space and better facilities.
The part-closure ends on Sunday with a full service resuming on Monday. The work has been carried out during August as passenger numbers are lower than normal, keeping disruption to a minimum.


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I am envisioning a boring field position slugfest. Great spot for the Tigers to bring the GCocks back down to Earth.
2 is a Push!
I feel robbed! Nice piece of work South Carolina and Over (wish I would have played the Over instead of the side) backers!
Tigers (-2)


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Gulbenkian is the University of Kent's Arts Centre offering innovative, engaging and high quality arts activity for the public, staff and students. It provides a key role in delivering the University commitment to public engagement and has a particular focus on the creative empowerment of children and young people.
The building contains a 340 seat theatre, 300 seat cinema and a café which incorporates an informal cabaret style space for live music, comedy and slam poetry. In 2014, 936 events including music, comedy, theatre, dance and film attracted 97,786 people to Gulbenkian. The arts centre attracts a range of conferences and events to Kent such as BBC Question Time.
Performances include stand-up comedy, theatre, dance and music with particular emphasis on young contemporary work. Regular screenings include broadcasts from the National Theatre and the Royal Opera House, blockbusters, 3D, independent, arthouse and foreign language films. It also houses a licensed café using locally sourced and seasonal ingredients with a performance space for live music, slam poetry and comedy.
Our work with young people includes the Gulbenkian Youth Theatre with over 100 members aged 5 - 18 years. We are also home to ART31, a cultural leadership project, led by young people and Tech)Y)31 plus the international family festival bOing! A range of companies and artists are based with us including Artswork (South East Bridge), Confidance Animate Arts Company and Three Half Pints. In April 2015 we became an Arts Council of England National Portfolio Organisation in recognition of our developing role as a pioneer in the creative empowerment and engagement of children and young people.
Level access to the theatre, foyer and bar through automatic doors.
Various pricings for different shows. Please see the website for more details.
By car: Situated on the campus of the University of Kent. Follow the A2/M2 towards Dover and turn off onto the A28 towards Canterbury. Continue up to a large roundabout and follow the signs to 'The University'. When on the University's campus, follow the signs to the Gulbenkian Theatre. A map is available to download from their website.
By train: The closest BR train station is Canterbury West. From there, buses are available by Westgate to take you onto the University's campus. From the University drop off point, follow the signs towards the library and the Cornwallis buildings and on to the theatre.
By bus: A regular bus service operates from Canterbury City Centre to the University. For details telephone Travel Line on 0871 200 2233. Unibus 08702 433 711 www.stagecoachbus.com/eastkent
Free parking is available to Gulbenkian customers after 5pm on weekdays and all day at weekends in any University car park.
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: 2 miles from Canterbury West station
Level access to the theatre, foyer and bar through automatic doors.


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Talk:World Archives Project: Willamette, Oregon, Death Records, 1850-2006
Extra Keying Helps
Here is a listing of the newspapers and their initials
IOOF (Independent Order of Odd Fellows) should be listed as cemetery place.
Do not key shipping places as burial places. But if it shows shipped and then interred at place, you can key cemetery.
Do not calculate dates of birth or death.
Here I have the find a grave info on the Oregon State Hospital. There are cremains that are kept at the OSH. If I see this on a record, I will key the OSH in the cemetery column.
Common Keying Errors Found by Reviewers
Estimating the Birth Date.
Keying a gender based upon the deceased's name.
Keying the 'ship to' location as the burial place.
Questions and Answers
If you have a keying question that is not answered on the project page or in any of the information above, click "EDIT" and ask it here. (If you click on Rich Editor you won't have to worry about formatting your entry.) Then click "WATCH" at the top right on this page and you will be notified via email when an update has been made.
Q: I would like to know if the women's maiden name is not mentioned anywhere should you put the husband's last name in the women's surname field? Also, sometimes the wife is mentioned with the husband's last name, i.e., Jane Doe, wife of John Doe, would this be keyed in her surname field?
- A: You would key the husbands last name as surname. If you have a listing of Jane Doe that is usually what is showing on the tombstone. You can look and see further in the paragraph that her fathers last name is say Smith. When people see this they will know that Jane's maiden name is Smith. Sometimes the listing may show Jane Smith Doe. Then you would key her given as Jane Smith and surname Doe. Anyway, that is how I would key it. Some people may put Smith as fathers surname and leave given name as Jane. It can get tricky. I think when a surname is in CAPS that is the name that should show as the surname. I hope I'm not confusing and I would love input on this. -- Wiedwoman 15:32, 5 September 2013 (UTC)
- I would list the Jane Doe's maiden name if the father's name is shown as the same. You should have the married name if there is a husband mentioned. However, there are times when the maiden name cannot be determined, but it sounds like a last name. I put this as a given name because a lot of times they would give one of the children the maiden name as a middle name. Hopefully, I have been doing this correctly.
- In this project it is hard to go by the keying guidelines in keying a maiden name. Even if you know the maiden name you can't use that as the surname because the project is wanting the name on the tombstone (or obit), which would be the husbands surname. But if you know the maiden name you can show it in the fathers surname. -- Wiedwoman 15:59, 5 September 2013 (UTC)
Q: If multiple spouses are listed in the obit, which one is keyed into the spouse field?
- A: The most recent one. -- Wiedwoman 18:37, 29 August 2013 (UTC)
Q: I have a newspaper clipping with name of deceased in bold large letters, then right underneath starts the announcement of celebration of life. As many news clippings it starts with ALBANY-. Should I assume this as anything such as "death place"?
- A: No, Albany would not be entered as a location unless it was mentioned in the article.
Q: I have a record with a 'Record of Funeral' date. Should this be keyed in the burial date fields or ignored? Record has 'Charge to W. H. Ritter'. Should this be keyed in the father field or ignored?
- A: Ok, I have revisited this question and will say no, we wouldn't key the record of funeral date. This is the date the funeral record was made and may not be the date of funeral or burial date. The 'charge to' should be ignored unless it says 'husband', 'father' etc. -- Wiedwoman 20:49, 16 August 2013 (UTC)
Q: Instructions for burial place state: If the value is not in the dictionary, key it in the cemetery field. For example, I just keyed 10 people who died/were buried in Pratum. Pratum is actually a community in Oregon but is not on the list of burial places. I entered them under cemetery because they weren't under Burial Places. Is this correct?
- A: Yes, this is correct. Annafechter 18:55, 13 August 2013 (UTC)
Q: Related to above question; If the value following "Inter:" is likely a funeral home as in... "Inter: Ship to Dunning & McEntee of Portland" I want to key the 'Burial Place' as Portland and leave the 'Cemetery' field blank. Is that correct or should the name of the funeral home be keyed as the Cemetery?
- A: Per Anna: If the ship to listed the name of a Cemetery then you would enter it in the Cemetery field. If it lists a location you wouldn't enter anything as we cannot be sure that the location shipped to is the same as where they were being buried. -- Wiedwoman 20:49, 16 August 2013 (UTC)
Q: I have an entry that lists an alternate name: NAME (NME) for example. Do I enter the surname just that way, or do I make two record entries, one for NAME and one for NME?
- A: Record only one entry for person. Since there are no alias fields the alias name with be disregarded. -- Wiedwoman 19:21, 10 August 2013 (UTC)
Q related to above: I have a case where the obit title is "Louise L (Franzen) McBride" where Franzen was her first husband and McBride her second so per the above would I just key her as Louise L McBride?
- A: that's how I would record it. -- Wiedwoman 22:09, 11 August 2013 (UTC)
Q: OSH question. If person died at this location,(I think, Oregon State Hospital), can I extrapolate Place of Death as "Oregon"?
- A: I would say no. -- Wiedwoman 21:12, 11 August 2013 (UTC)
Q: Do we key or skip entries like "Johnson, Minerva see Jessup, Minerva Johnson" ?
- A: I would skip entries like this. --Wiedwoman 22:09, 11 August 2013 (UTC)
Q: If someone is a native of XXXX, is that keyed as the birth location?
- A: Yes, that is an alternative to the birth location.Annafechter 18:55, 13 August 2013 (UTC)
Q: If another person is listed on the head stone, do we assume they are husband/wife? I'm guessing not
- A: Generally, this can be assumed. I would take this case by case and use your best judgment. Annafechter 18:55, 13 August 2013 (UTC) Also, if one of the persons (or both) don't have a death date, they should not be keyed. -- Wiedwoman 20:56, 16 August 2013 (UTC)
Q: For women, if the maiden name is obvious, do we key that as the surname or do we key her last married surname?
- A: I would key maiden name as surname. Actually, revisiting this question, I would key the surname as whatever the record is showing. The maiden name can be keyed in the fathers surname. --Wiedwoman 17:26, 5 September 2013 (UTC)
- Per the keying standards, "If there is not an Alias Surname field key only the maiden name in the Surname field." Annafechter 18:55, 13 August 2013 (UTC)
Q: I have come across a page of obits, the central one is outlined and many of the surrounding ones are cut off to the top and left - is the outlined obit the ONLY one to be keyed?
- A: Without seeing the image this is hard to say. Generally we say to key all that you can see on the image. Annafechter 18:55, 13 August 2013 (UTC)
Q: If a burial is recorded as "today" or "this afternoon" do we key it as the publication date?
- A: Yes, if you can see the publication date and are reasonably sure about the date then yes, it could be used as the burial date. Annafechter 18:55, 13 August 2013 (UTC)
Q: I have a form labeled "1880 Marion County Census" how should this be keyed?
- A: Since we are only keying death records it should be classified as a "cover page". -- Wiedwoman 20:20, 13 August 2013 (UTC)
Q: I know we're supposed to key as seen but I have a page of Capital Monument Company Records that sometimes have two people listed on the headstone. I've been keying both. What I've noticed is the last name is always plural even though the purchaser with the same last name is singular i.e. DC Stahlman ordered a headstone for: Stahlmans John D 1850-1930 Mabel Q 1860-19__
This is one of those individual project quirks, I guess, and I've been keying as seen - correct? Also, as per Mabel above, do we go ahead and key 19__ if that is the death year (obviously Mabel wasn't dead at the time the monument was ordered).
- A: They are showing the name as plural since there is more than one Stahlman. I would key name as Stahlman. Do not key Mabel Q as a record as she isn't shown as dead. But she would be shown as the spouse of John D. -- Wiedwoman 21:35, 14 August 2013 (UTC)
Q: I have a list of names and what looks like cemetery plot locations but no other info - cover page?
- A: I think that would be correct if there are no death dates, which means you aren't sure they are dead. -- Wiedwoman 17:43, 15 August 2013 (UTC)
Q: On some obits there is an abbreviation such as CJ or DOS followed by a date. I assumed this was an abbreviation for the newspaper in which the obit originally appeared but the keying hints for "Willamette Death Record Key 8.JPG" make it look like DOS is the burial date (date of service?). What then would CJ be?
- A: I think the mark-up on the example 8 is incorrect. It is showing OS as the burial date. I think this is the newspaper date because it shows page numbers or page and paragraph number. The burial dates are hidden within the article itself. Sometimes you can figure the date of burial from it showing day of week with date of death and the day of the week of the service (burial). I've sent an email to Anna, but have not heard back. CJ, DOS, etc are initials for newspapers (see example above). -- Wiedwoman 02:39, 16 August 2013 (UTC)
Q: I agree that the mark up must be incorrect. CJ could be Corvallis Journal. Yet another question: so many names seem very obviously male or female. Are we really only supposed to key if a gender specific pronoun or term like "son of" is provided?
- A: For some reason they want male or female to only be found by a pronoun or term as son of, dau of, wife of, husband of, etc.
There are many that are just keying by names, so I have to delete them if I can't find he, she, or whatever. It takes almost reading the whole paragraphs to get all the fields done correctly, so this is a project that will move slowly. -- Wiedwoman 06:03, 16 August 2013 (UTC)
Q: Not to beat a dead horse, but I'm coming across records that aren't keying gender at all, even if the announcement uses the pronoun "he" or "she" - surely we can assume gender from these?
- A: And then you will have some that are keying gender on all records. Yes, we are to key male or female from pronouns. -- Wiedwoman 17:54, 20 August 2013 (UTC)
Q: A lot of keyers are entering dates in the burial fields by estimating between the death date and the obit. Are we supposed to be doing this?
- A: If I know the date of death is say Monday Sep 1st and the burial is Wednesday I will use Sep 3rd as burial date. -- Wiedwoman 20:49, 16 August 2013 (UTC)
Q: I have a newspaper obit that is attached to a card and on the card there is a handwritten date (The Daily Statesman July 4, 1888). There is no year in the newspaper clipping but checking a calender the days of the week and the date provided in the obit add up if I use the year that is handwritten on the index card. It says.. Herbert died on Monday July 2. The funeral is today (Wednesday). Can I use handwritten dates in conjunction with the obituaries?.
- A: Yes I think that would be ok. -- Wiedwoman 22:39, 21 August 2013 (UTC)
Q: I have newspaper cuttings that go over two images, there is some information on one and some information on the other image. Do I key the name twice with the the information from that image only. eg the first image says family and death date. the second is cemetery and burial dates.
- A: You would only key information that is on the image. I always think of it as one image at a time. If you only had the 2nd image in a set, you would not know that the other image had information on it. -- Wiedwoman 14:58, 27 August 2013 (UTC)
Q: How do I key an obit that is across two separate images? Do I go back to the first image and put the info from the second image or start a new record for the person?
- A: I would start with the first full obituary that is on that image. You can't use information from a previous image on the next image. See my explanation from the question above. -- Wiedwoman 21:22, 27 August 2013 (UTC)
Q: When the obit say Mary Smith of Salem, died etc. do you use Salem as the death place? There is the possibility that even though she is from Salem she may not have died there. Should we only list the death place if it states that she died there?
- A: Only key death place if it states they died there not from there. -- Wiedwoman 01:30, 29 August 2013 (UTC)
Q: If the obituary references two (2) spouses for one individual, do we key both spouses or just the last spouse referenced?
- A: I would key the latest spouse. If they're anything like us, they don't want anything to do with the ex :) -- Wiedwoman 15:34, 29 August 2013 (UTC)
Burial dates/Funeral dates
Q:I have many newspaper clippings of obituaries which list the date of the service & the cemetery. Should I be assuming that the Burial Date is the same as the date of the funeral? I.E. "Services will be at _____ on Sept 2. Interment at ___cemetery.
- A: Yes I would use that date as the burial date. -- Wiedwoman 17:49, 26 August 2013 (UTC)
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Orthodox Christian Fellowship (OCF) has announced that eight spring break philanthrophy trips are planned for college students this spring. Notes their website, "The Real Break program provides alternatives to the "traditional" Spring Break for college students. It exists to provide students with the most authentic experience possible, and is modeled as a full Christian lifestyle, which includes fellowship, prayer within community, witness and service. Each Spring, over 100 students attend various trips, both domestic and international, to give of themselves to those less fortunate and to do something 'real' for themselves and for God. OCF Real Break has been running since 2000 with over one thousand students participating in these life-changing opportunities. Past and current trips include: Mexico, Guatemala, Jerusalem, Constantinople, Raphael House, St. Basil Academy, Greece, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Romania, Buenos Aires, Alaska, and more."
This year's trips are as follows:
February 18 - 25, 2012, Real Break - Toronto
February 25 - March 3, 2012, Real Break - Houston
March 2/3 - 10, 2012, Real Break - Constantinople and Real Break - Guatemala
March 10 - 17, 2012, Real Break - Guatemala and Real Break - Romania
March 17 - 24, 2012, Real Break - Tijuana
March 24 - 31, 2012, Real Break - TBD
Registration information and details are available on the OCF website.
As we prepare for Thanksgiving and anticipate the Nativity of Christ this Advent, our hierarchs have designated this Sunday, November 20, as IOCC Sunday. Their blessing serves as a reminder of the importance of IOCC's pan-Orthodox mission to restore peoples' lives and dignity.
Please join with us by helping to mark IOCC Sunday – A Day of Sharing – this Sunday, November 20 by taking a special collection in your parish and sharing information about the humanitarian mission of this Orthodox Christian ministry. Information to share in your parishmay be downloaded here. Thank you for supporting the mission of IOCC that is helping to give people throughout the world new hope, new opportunities and new life.
Fr. Chris Metropulos, Executive Director of the Orthodox Christian Network (OCN), is reminding Orthodox Christians that November is themed "Morality and Popular Culture" month on OCN.
Programming on OCN's flagship program, "Come Receive the Light," features:
Twilight Saga - Launching this month's theme on morality and popular culture, we'll be looking at the popular Twilight Saga with Fr. Frank Marangos and asking about the relationship between the Church and secular media trends. Click here to listen to this program.
Video Games - This past June, on the very last day of its 2011 term, the US Supreme Court ruled that minors have a right to purchase video games that include graphic violence. Fr. Demetrios Tonias shares his thoughts on what this means for youth and parents. Click here to listen to this program.
Almost Christian - One study after another tells us that our youth are drifting away from religious traditions, but what can we do to reverse the trend? First, we'll hear from Kenda Creasy Dean, Associate Professor of Youth, Church and Culture at Princeton Theological Seminary. What does it mean to be Almost Christian, the title of her new book? Make sure you listen to this important interview. Click here to listen to this program.
Asks Fr. Chris, "Is there a difference between being 'good' and being 'moral?' Popular culture seems to cast a wide net on what it means to be a 'good person.' It goes a step further by suggesting that some things we as Orthodox consider to be unhealthy are actually what make a person 'normal.'"
by Rammy I. Zanayed, Retreat Committee Chair
Read the feedback from this year's retreat participants.
This 3rd Annual Fellowship Spiritual Retreat to the Antiochian Village was another memorable weekend for its 54 participants, a new Retreat record. The coach rides to and from, informative sessions led by Dn. Saed, and the Antiochian Village as the backdrop, provided the opportunity for renewed and heightened fellowship in Christ. This year marked the joining together of two Fellowships, from St. George, Cicero and St. Mary's, Alsip. It was uplifting and inspiring to see different parishes share in fellowship in one faith of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. All in attendance were filled with such positivity, a feeling of togetherness and renewed awareness of their faith.
We thank the Retreat committee (Rammy Zanayed, Eddy Shaheen, Angela Sweis, Elaine Riadi, Nicole Dahdal, Khalil Haddad, Laura Mraibie, Dn. Saed Rihani and Fr. Fouad Saba) for their tireless efforts in planning and ensuring this retreat's success. We thank our generous sponsors, volunteers, any well-wishers, and especially all 54 registered participants. We were honored and blessed to have the amazing Dn. Saed Rihani serve as our main speaker. A debt of gratitude goes as always to Fr. Fouad Saba for his unrecognized efforts. From worship services, sessions, nature walks, travels, bonfires, singing, team building exercises and meals, the Fellowship worked, ate, bonded, grew, laughed, learned, celebrated, and worshipped together.
From Sunday, December 18 through Wednesday, December 21, St. Vladimir's Seminary (SVS) will be offering high school and college students an opportunity to spend four days on its Crestwood, NY campus, learning and directing liturgical music and meeting and worshipping with young men and women from across North America. Attendees will also enjoy a trip to New York City to ice skate on the famous rinks of the Big Apple, and will form a chorus to sing Christmas Carols in the neighborhood surrounding SVS.
Instructors for the workshop are Professor David Drillock, SVS' Professor Emeritus of Liturgical Music, and Dr. Nicholas Reeves, the Seminary's current Assistant Professor of Liturgical Music. Workshop organizer, Protodeacon Joseph Matusiak, Director of Alumni Relations and Recruitment, notes, "We hope to provide a workshop with diverse influence and instruction, including Byzantine chant."
For more information, contact Protodeacon Joseph Matusiak, at email@example.com, or 914-318-7505.
The cost of the workshop will be $180, all inclusive. Register here.
Archpriest Elias Bitar, who has been Lecturer in Liturgical Music (with a specialty in Byzantine music) and Practical Theology for nearly thirty years at St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary, Yonkers, New York, was feted at the community's annual Thanksgiving Dinner, on the occasion of his retirement. Known for his rich and powerful voice, Fr. Bitar had earned the title "the voice of the Archdiocese" among seminarians. His resonant chanting and musical talent, and his kindness and concern for all, impressed students, faculty, and staff alike.
Recalling his days at the seminary, Fr. Elias said, "St. Vladimir's is a place where friends are made and their future is formed. I recall all these years with much joy and warmth, and I always pray that this 'cradle of education' will ever remain a burning torch for teaching Orthodoxy worldwide."
At the celebratory dinner Fr. Elias was presented with a beautiful icon of the Holy and Great Prince Vladimir, patron of the seminary. Archpriest John Behr, dean, in making the presentation noted, "Fr. Elias, dubbed 'the voice' for his expertise in chant in the Antiochian Archdiocese, has been a highly valued presence and teacher at St. Vladimir's for many decades, teaching chant to many generations of students. His ministry here has been very fruitful and will continue to bear fruit in the lives of many. We are honored to be able to honor him this evening, and to continuing his legacy here."
The Department of Sacred Music reminds all parish musicians that now is the time to plan to attend the Antiochian Archdiocese's annual Sacred Music Institute, held at the lovely La Casa De Maria Retreat Center in Santa Barbara, California. Over the long weekend of January 19-22, 2012, Institute participants will benefit from hearing the Keynote Speaker, His Grace Bishop Joseph, as well as noted podcaster and Biblical expositor Dr. Eugenia Constantinou. The theme, "The Theotokos and the Mother of the Light, Let us Honor and Magnify in Song!" will set the tone for the weekend of workshops and worship.
For the agenda and registration form, go to "Did You Know?" on the Department of Sacred Music page.
Orthodox-Catholic Theological Consultation meeting siteNEW YORK —The North American Orthodox-Catholic Theological Consultation held its 81st meeting at St Paul's College in Washington October 27-28. The meeting was chaired by Catholic Archbishop Gregory Aymond of New Orleans. The Orthodox co-chairman since 1987, Metropolitan Maximos of Pittsburgh, has retired, and a successor has not yet been named.
During this meeting the members heard reports about major events in the lives of the Catholic and Orthodox Churches and issued a brief statement, "On the Plight of Churches in the Middle East."
"We are concerned for our fellow Christians who, in the face of daunting challenges, struggle to maintain a necessary witness to Christ in their homelands," they wrote. "United with them in prayer and solidarity, we ask our fellow Christians living in the West to take time to develop a more realistic appreciation of their predicament. We ask our political leaders to exert more pressure where it can protect these Churches, many of which have survived centuries of hardship but now stand on the verge of disappearing completely."
Read the complete statement on the Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops website.
In 2011, over 135 Orthodox Christians shared their faith through loving service as part of an OCMC Orthodox Mission Team. They witnessed baptisms, healed the sick, strengthened the church, and brought smiles to the faces of children. They answered the call to make disciples of all nations. Is 2012 your time to share in this journey of faith?
OCMC is pleased to announce 2012 Orthodox Mission Team opportunities. Next year, team members will have the opportunity to share the Orthodox Christian faith by offering evangelism, catechism, healthcare, construction, and youth ministry in 9 countries around the world (including a first-time team to Mongolia). 2012 Mission Team dates and opportunities include:
Kenya – Teaching (3/2/2012)
Share the Gospel and teach the Orthodox Faith in Lodwar.
Uganda – Healthcare (6/2/2012)
Offer health services to the people in the Jinja region of eastern Uganda.
Find the complete list here.
Nick Regazzo writes:
It is with the utmost sadness and a heavy heart to share with our brothers and sisters in the Antiochian Archdiocese, that young six year old Anthony Milad was called home to Christ's heavenly kingdom this past Thursday, November 3rd, 2011. Little Anthony was an altar server at St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church of Orlando, Florida. Fr. John Hamatie reminisced about the enjoyment of having Anthony as one of his altar servers.
Sadly, Anthony was diagnosed four months ago with some ailments that arose from a bone marrow transplant, and with continued sickness and physical problems. His blessed mother Irene had never left his side in the four months that he was hospitalized.
The community has endured a painful loss in such a bright young man.
A beautiful service of remembering his life was held this past Saturday, November 5th, 2011, with area Orthodox clergy in attendance. Many of Anthony's friends from Sunday School attended his service, which was painfully difficult for them. We ask all of our brothers and sisters in our archdiocese to please keep Anthony's family, Irene and Emad, in all of our daily prayers in this most tragic of times.
To lose a child, is without a doubt an unprecedented nightmare that only Christ can help us deal with, and heal us.
St. Athanasius Church in Goleta, California hosted its first Liturgical Arts Festival on October 21-22, 2011. This year's festival focused on the theology, history, meaning and technical process of writing icons. Visitors from throughout the county and the central California coast attended three different lectures by iconographer and wood carver, Fr. Jerome Sanderson from Nashville, Indiana (and a priest in the OCA Bulgarian Diocese). Guests also viewed the dozens of hand-crafted icons which hang in the sanctuary of St. Athanasius Church, nearly all of them written in the late 1980s by renowned iconographer Jan Isham. In addition, an exhibit of rare and unusual icons on loan from private collectors was presented in the church's fellowship hall. The Central California Guild of Iconographers presented a fascinating and educational display demonstrating each part of the process of writing an icon, from preparing the board to putting on the final protective coating of oil. On Friday, October 21 during the day, groups of local high school students attended separate sessions taught by Fr. Sanderson and Fr. Nicholas Speier, the Senior Pastor of St. Athanasius parish.
St. Raphael's tombstone, Antiochian VillageAntiochian historian Matthew Namee of the Society for Orthodox History in the Americas (SOCHA), is researching the life of Fr. Moses Abihider. Fr. Moses reposed in 1926 and his name is included in the list of names on St. Raphael's tombstone at Antiochian Village.
Not much is known about this priest from the early 20th century, but Namee and his fellow SOCHA historians want to research this further. Writes Namee, "...he of all people was considered important enough to be buried alongside (and share a tombstone with) Bishop Raphael and Bishop Emmanuel. What distinguished this parish priest? Why was he deemed "worthy" to be buried with two bishops?
We'll have more on Fr. Moses in the near future."
Matthew requests that readers send any information about Fr. Moses to email@example.com.
Read the full story and other SOCHA updates here.
A new project has been launched to connect Americans of Lebanese origin with their roots, and visitors to Antiochian.org can now access information about this effort via a Featured Links button on the homepage. The Project Roots website explains the organization's origin and purpose:
"Offices have been established throughout the United States to assist, FREE of CHARGE, all Americans of Lebanese descent who are interested in:
1. Obtaining their sacramental records from their country of origin;
2. Connecting with family members living in their places of origin and throughout the world
where they emigrated;
3. Obtaining Lebanese citizenship;
4. Obtaining immigration records; and/or,
5. Remaining connected with their Original Mother Church in the US and throughout the world.
Registration maintains the connection of our present and future to our past. The value of registering vital events (birth, marriage, death, etc.) and the ability to take advantage of basic rights go to the heart of perpetuating Lebanese culture, customs, and traditions.
We encourage you, if you are eligible, to act now to take advantage of your birth right as a Lebanese citizen. We also strongly encourage you not to deprive your child(ren) of the benefits and legal rights that Lebanese nationality confers to them: rights of property, rights of inheritance, and political & social rights.
Registration merely provides a continuous record of life events (birth, marriage, death, etc.) in public offices in Lebanon. If you register life events, it does not mean you are giving up any rights to other citizenships you hold."
For full details, visit the Project Roots website.
Home in Rafeh constructed from salvaged materialsOctober 20, 2011
Baltimore, MD (IOCC) — Worry has become a daily companion for Hatem, a father of five. He has been without a job since the closing of the Gaza Strip. What income Hatem has managed to earn through odd jobs over the last ten years has rarely been enough to feed, clothe and shelter his family. Hatem's family lives in the Rafah governorate of Gaza under the most dire conditions, relying on scraps of sheet metal, plastic and fencing to shield his wife and children from the elements in their haphazardly constructed home.
Thousands of Palestinian families share Hatem's fate in the Gaza Strip. Responding to your desire to help those in need, International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC) through the financial support of US Agency for International Development through the Civic Engagement Program (CEP), implemented the distribution of aid packages to over 2,900 families in the Gaza Strip. The aid packages distributed through IOCC's Winter Relief Project provided families in need with vital food staples such as canned meat, rice, sugar, and tea as well as basic household necessities like laundry detergent, dish soap, towels, and floor mats.
Read full story here.
The Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of North and Central America has created a legal entity with the filing of its Articles of Incorporation in Washington, D.C. This action follows the second annual meeting of the Assembly of Bishops held May 25-27 in Chicago, Illinois. For details of that meeting, see this article.
The Assembly has been hailed as a major development for the canonical administrative unity of all Orthodox Christian jurisdictions, which together represent over three million church members.
The Assembly of Bishops is a council of all active, canonical Orthodox bishops whose purpose is to preserve and contribute to the unity of the Orthodox Church by helping to further Her spiritual, theological, ecclesiological, canonical, educational, missionary and philanthropic aims. To accomplish this, the Assembly has as its goals: the promotion and accomplishment of Church unity; the strengthening of the common pastoral ministry to all the Orthodox Christian faithful; and a common witness by the Church to all those outside Her. In addition, the Assembly has as an express goal the plan for the organization of the Church in North and Central America in accordance with the ecclesiological and the canonical tradition of the Orthodox Church.
For full details, visit the Assembly website.
Orthodox Christian Fellowship has announced the topic, locations, and speakers for its popular winter college conferences. Themed "Raise Me Above This World's Confusion," this year's conferences will be hosted in three locations, after Christmas and before New Year's Day: Antiochian Village in Pennsylvania, Diokonia Retreat Center in South Carolina, and St. Nicholas Ranch in northern California.
Registration is open at the OCF's website page here.
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College Conference East
Dates: December 28-31
Place: Antiochian Village -Bolivar, PA
Earlybird rate until Dec. 15: $240 - Regular: $265
Speaker: His Grace Bishop Michael Dahulich, Bishop of New York and the Diocese of New York & New Jersey in the Orthodox Church in America
College Conference South
Place: Diakonia Center -Salem, NC
Earlybird rate until Dec. 15: $210 - Regular: $235
Speaker: Fr. Michael Nasser, Pastor of Holy Apostles Orthodox Mission in Bowling Green, Ky.
College Conference West
Dates: December 27-30
Place: St. Nicholas Ranch -Fresno, CA
Earlybird rate until Dec. 15: $215 - Regular: $240
Speaker: Fr. Josiah Trenham, Pastor of St. Andrew Orthodox Church, Riverside, Calif.
The online and texting TacklePoverty.org campaign, which runs from Sept. 26, 2011 to Feb. 5, 2012, hopes to inspire 10,000 people to take action and help those in need.
"We've kicked off to a solid start in an effort to reach 10,000 now let's go further," Troy Polamalu said. "Together we can tackle poverty!"
Here's how it works: Visit TacklePoverty.org to learn about the many ways FOCUS NA is working to help the poor nationwide. Watch Troy and Theodora's video messages, make a donation, and put together a team of friends to tackle poverty. Tacklers will win cool prizes while creating much needed awareness about the plight of the working poor. Get 25 friends to donate and win a Tackle Poverty T-shirt. Inspire 43 friends to donate and get a signed Polamalu poster. With 100 friends donating, you get a signed Polamalu jersey (#43) and have your name put in the drawing to win Steelers home game tickets! You can also text "Troy" to 52000 to make a $10 donation.
You can see the Tackle Poverty campaign on Troy's Facebook and Twitter sites. Check in with Troy each week as he reminds fans of the importance of this worthwhile effort to help the poor. With over 1.8 million Facebook fans and 275,000 Twitter followers, the response could make a huge difference in the lives of working poor individuals!
"This is a great opportunity to inspire friends, coworkers, and others you know to join with you in helping the poor at a time when 15% of our neighbors in America are below the poverty line," FOCUS NA Executive Director Fr. Justin Mathews said. "If you have a heart to help the poor, you can inspire others too."
NEW YORK, October 14, 2011 – The Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America announces today an agreement with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey regarding the rebuilding of St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, which was destroyed in the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo invited Archbishop Demetrios and the Hierarchs of the Holy Eparchial Synod of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, together with leadership of the St. Nicholas Parish and the Archdiocesan Council to his New York City office for the official signing of the agreement by Archdiocesan Council Vice-Chairman Michael Jaharis and Port Authority Executive Director Chris Ward. Archbishop Demetrios and Governor Cuomo signed as the formal witnesses to the agreement.
Archbishop Demetrios expressed particular praise for Governor Cuomo and said, "We are grateful to our esteemed Governor and precious friend Andrew Cuomo for bringing to reality the dream we have nourished for ten long years. St. Nicholas Church, rising again with the help of God at Ground Zero - where it stood spiritually important for 85 years, is an affirmation of the significance of religious freedom and experience for all New Yorkers and all Americans. The covenant stands firm. We will again light many candles in the new St. Nicholas Church and remember those who were lost to us, and those heroes who so nobly sacrificed their lives. Our pledge is to be a witness for all New Yorkers, that freedom of conscience and the fundamental human right of free religious expression will always shine forth in the resurrected St. Nicholas Church." The Archbishop also expressed deep appreciation to Michael Jaharis and Dennis Mehiel and the other members of the joint committee who had labored so diligently to accomplish this historic agreement.
The new temple built in honor of St. Andrew the First-Called Apostle in Riverside, California is now complete. St. Andrew Orthodox Church is hosting an Open House for the community (and anyone who is able to come from far and near) in just a few days, on October 15 & 16. We would be honored to have you join us for a tour of the new temple and a light snack.
The crown of our holy work of church building is the Divine Service of Consecration. This sacrament, performed only by the Orthodox episcopate, is scheduled for Saturday, December 3rd, 2011. It is the culmination of our parish's history thus far, and will be the pinnacle of all our efforts for the last twenty years.
The Service of Consecration will be followed by our once in a lifetime Consecration Banquet. It will be both a unique celebration and our most significant parish fundraiser ever. One of the central ways that we will raise funds through the consecration banquet is the printing of the St. Andrew Consecration Souvenir Journal. This book will be professionally printed and contain letters of commendation from our Archbishop and Bishop, from civil officials, as well as a photo collage and history of the parish, together with individual ads of greeting, celebration and memorial from individuals and families in our parish as well as our friends from our sister parishes.
Please read our open house invitation. We hope to see you there!
Join us in building homes for the poor! Registration is now open for our 2012 Project Mexico summer work trips.
Project Mexico & St. Innocent Orphanage is a pan-Orthodox ministry that operates with the blessing of the Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops. Our orphanage for teenage boys is based in Rosarito, Mexico and is currently home to thirty-one boys who have histories of abuse and abandonment. During the summers, our homebuilding ministry builds sturdy, weather-proof homes for impoverished Mexican families in the area surrounding our orphanage.
This past summer over 300 volunteers from all over the U.S. and Canada built 14 homes for needy families in our area. Many came to serve the poor, yet received far more in return than that which they gave, calling their trip "life-changing" and "spiritually rejuvenating". We are currently planning our trips for next summer, and we ask that your parish consider participating in a homebuilding trip with our ministry. We can accomodate groups of any size and welcome high schoolers and college students as well as adults.
Go here for Information and Registration.
Bishop Thomas with Kansas college studentsBrookline, MA -- October 11, 2011
Orthodox Christian Fellowship (OCF) presents October as Orthodox Awareness Month, an OCF effort to foster awareness of Orthodoxy and educate students on college campuses across North America.
Throughout the month of October, OCF chapters are encouraged to set up informational tables on campus, offer Orthodoxy 101 sessions, host speakers and facilitate intriguing chapter events, which feature a church service or religious discussion as well as fellowship.
"Liturgy, translated as 'the work of the people,' is not limited to the church building," says John Mahfouz, National Programs Director. "For Orthodox Christians, our call is to leave the church and continue the 'Divine Work' of bringing Christ to others; of sharing the sweetness of His love which is found in the teachings of our Holy Fathers, with those around us. For a College Student, the Liturgy continues on campus!"
The Fall Session for the St. John Chrysostom Academy will start on Wednesday, October 19th and last until December 14th. This Fall's course is the "The Letter to the Romans," and will be offered on Wednesdays from 7:30-9:30pm at St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church, 1220 S. 60th Court, Cicero, IL 60804. The St. John Chrysostom Academy is an Adult Lay Educational Ministry of the Fellowship of St. John the Divine at St. George.
Download the Registration Form, attached here, and please feel free to distribute to your parishioners. Thank you!
Also, for more information about ongoing Biblical studies and resources, visit the newly redesigned website of the Orthodox Center for the Advancement of Biblical Studies (OCABS).
Ethiopian refugees line up for foodAs record drought and famine continue to threaten the lives of more than 13 million people in the Horn of Africa, it is the children who suffer the most. More than 600,000 suffer from life-threatening malnutrition. International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC) takes you inside the refugee camps of Dolo Ado in Ethiopia for a firsthand look at how IOCC is putting your support into action, trying to save the lives of famine's most vulnerable victims.
Read the full report and see the IOCC's photos here.
St. Vladimir's Seminary[SVOTS Communications/Yonkers, NY] Struggling with disease and terminal illness is part of the human condition, but dealing with suffering in a redemptive, Christian way presents a special challenge. To help our seminarians, neighboring clergy, health professionals, and friends better understand how to approach and manage human suffering, St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary will offer a free seminar Friday, October 21, from 9:15 a.m. to 11:45 a.m., titled "Spiritual Issues in Suffering and Palliative Care."
Drs. Daniel and Jane Hinshaw, both medical doctors and Orthodox Christians, will lead the seminar. Daniel B. Hinshaw, M.D., is Professor of Surgery at the University of Michigan Health System, in the Section of General Surgery based full time at the Ann Arbor Veterans Administration Medical Center. Dr. Hinshaw completed a fellowship in Palliative Medicine at the Cleveland Clinic in June of 2001, during a sabbatical. His clinical research interests are focused on care at the end-of-life and the use of complementary medicine in the relief of pain.
Dr. Jane (Carnahan) Hinshaw is Clinical Instructor of Psychiatry at the University of Michigan Health System, and Staff Psychiatrist at the Mental Health Clinic at Ann Arbor Veterans Administration Medical Center. Her area of special interest involves psychiatric issues in palliative care.
The seminar will be held in the Metropolitan Philip Auditorium of the John G. Rangos Family Building on the seminary campus. No registration is necessary.
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The First Annual Bible Lecture Series, featuring Fr. Paul Tarazi (firstname.lastname@example.com), will be hosted at by Fr. Aaron Warwick (firstname.lastname@example.com) and the congregation of St. Mary Orthodox Church in Wichita, Kansas, Friday and Saturday, October 28th and 29th.
Fr. Paul is a renowned author and speaker, and is Professor of Old Testament at St. Vladimir's Seminary in Crestwood, New York.
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My "Schiacciata alla Lombardo," highlighting the cheeses and food of the Lombary region placed 4th in the U.S.A. I slathered wonderful Bellweather Farms Crescenza on the whole thing, then topped in thirds (1) Gorgonzola Dolce, Gorgonzola Piccante, sliced pear, Bresaola (air dried beef) and arugula. (2) Teleggio, wild mushrooms and truffle oil. (3) Vallentina Casera cheese with pancetta fresca (fresh pork side, marinated with salt, herbs and balsamic) and braised raddichio. My dough consisted of a wild yeast 24 hour levain with 50 percent local spelt flour and a 16 hour cold-retarded biga, then mixed with a 50/50 mix of 14 percent protein flour and caputo tipo "00" flour to a 70 percent hydration.
Not long ago, I had the pleasure of being invited to the pizza olympics, held in Salsomaggiore Italy. My team, The World Pizza Champions ruled the day with fantastic culinary scores as well as the silver and bronze medals in pizza acrobatics.
This fabulous pizza made by Tony Gemignani won "Best Pizza in the U.S.A." The"cornicione" (Korn-e-Chon-A) or end crust has a terrific open crumb and airy cells obtained by pre-ferments, the perfect amount of hydration, patience and a little pizza love. Tony named this "Pizza Fortura." It consisted of 100% organic 12-grain flour from Central Milling with a 93 percent hydration, Anchor Steam starter, triple malted, La Quercia prosciutto, blackberry honey, Sierra Nevada mozzarella and white cheddar with arugula.
The fabulous Tony Gemignani, owner of Tony's Napolitana, Tony's Coal Fired Pizza and Slice House, Pizza Rock in Sacramento and Pysano's Pizza in Castro Valley won "Best Pizza in the U.S.A." for his score in the Pizza Classico category (damn- I came in second.) Tony also rocked the "Pizza Teglia" category, coming in 4th in the World followed by Bruno di Fabio who finished 8th in the World. Bruno has just opened "Re Napoli" to rave reviews in Greenwich CT. and is opening a spectacular pizzeria called "900" in the East Village, Manhattan. (These guys are on FIRE!)
Here are the sights of the competition.
Eric Corbin, Pat Miller and Jay Shuurman exploded with great tricks in the Freestyle Acrobatics and Largest Dough Stretch.
Some great pizzas were made in the Teglia, or pan pizza category where alot of Italians let them rest for over 10 minutes.
Tony and Bruno saying, "If we gave you 1000 Euro, would you make sure the judges give that goon from Ohio a lower score?"
Lotsa French Chefs showed up this year. Here a chef creates a red Mullet pizza with spring vegetables.
Pat Miller, Owner of A Slice of New York in Columbus Ohio was spectacular in all events but really shined in largest dough stretch.
Contestants from all over the world competed in "The Fastest," or pulling 5 small doughs out onto 12 inch screens in record time.
The Japanese team scored third place in the team acrobatics. Here they are with Miss Italy.
Three pizza legends; Tony Gemignani, Antonio Manzi (He won first place, freestyle acrobatics) and Bruno di Fabio.
Did I mention the French were there?
Eric Corbin helping a nice old geezer cross the street.
Presentation to the judges is everything.
The non-gluten category was held in a seperate area and featured some great pizzas also.
The World Pizza Champions.
Nancy Puglisi, (center) herself a master at the pizza business, acted as our interpreter, coach and friend.
This pizza place forth in the world in "Pizza in Teglia" or pan pizza and was made by (who else) Tony Gemignani. It is called the "Pancetta Porcini" using a 72 hour maturation with a poolish, porcini marsala cream sauce, wild mushrooms, smoked pancetta, smoked scarmoza, truffle oil, sea salt, roasted red peppers, fresh thyme, and mache.
Jay Shuurman, Eric Corbin and Alberto Pavolo shared the stage in victory for thier freestyle actobatic dough tossing.
Here is Tony Gemignani picking up his trophy for Best Pizza in the U.S.A.
This was an exciting and exhausting trip, these guys are some of the best and most dedicated pizza people on the planet and it was an honor to accompany them. Next year, even though they are my friends, I will crush them with a stellar pizza and win Best Pizza in the World because, like Bruno says "Even a blind squirrel finds a nut sometime."
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