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"This audit is disappointing and the Auditor's findings show it is time for change in MSD's board oversight and business practices. While the State Auditor found no fault in the day to day operations of MSD, the agency's business practices in these tight economic times must be improved to restore confidence to rate payers that their money is being spent wisely. All public agencies must be held accountable for how business is conducted. The Metro Council will offer its support and any assistance as the organization begins correcting the concerns which have been raised."
Councilman Jim King, Metro Council President, District 10
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Councilwoman Madonna Flood, Chair of the Majority Caucus, District 24
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OMG. Rainbow cookies! I was born and raised in Brooklyn, and one of of my most cherished childhood memories is visiting the Italian bakeries with my mother and grandmother. They would always get me the rainbow cookies because they were my favorite. I can still taste the almond-flavored cake and apricot jam. Yum!
@mmelugin - I grew up in Queens and I have the same kinds of memories! Rainbow cookies (which are much more brightly colored in NYC than in the picture above) are still one of my absolute favorite treats!
@merm & mmelugin -- right there with you guys!! They were always my favorite cookie at the Italian bakeries and there was one near my subway stop so I could pop in for a treat after school. And I don't know why the ones pictured are so tastefully colored! They should be garishly pink, yellow, and green!
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But I also just saw that the cookies above were colored that way to coordinate for a friend's wedding. Lucky friend.
Deb from smitten kitchen made rainbow cookies that are a much better color than those muted ones! http://smittenkitchen.com/2008/12/seven-layer-cookies/
@arielg - LOL. Those are the ones from smitten kitchen. The blog author uses Deb's recipe (and says so), as do I, but made the pictured cookies in a purple/pink tint to coordinate with her friend's wedding colors. Terrific idia.
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Southampton Town Police Investigating Sagaponack House Fire As Possible Arson
Southampton Town Police are currently investigating a fire that destroyed a 17th century home on Sagaponack Village Historic District at 850 Sagg Main Street on Monday Sept. 15, 27east reports .
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Sag Harbor Author Writes Guidebook on Following Your Heart
Robbie Vorhaus has it figured out. Commit to follow your heart regardless of where your head tries to take you, and you will be happy.
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When summer begins its annual transition into Autumn shortly after Labor Day, homeowners start to feel an awful lot like the grasshopper in Aesop's fable who put off preparing for winter until it was too late.
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East Hampton Town Board Plans For Aircraft Regulations
If all goes according to plan, the East Hampton Town Board intends to have some aircraft regulations in place at the East Hampton Airport before the beginning of the 2015 summer season, Councilwoman Kathee Burke-Gonzalez announced at a board meeting on Tuesday morning.
Joel von Ranson and John Edward Sublett are to be married Sept. 20 by Sag Harbor Village Justice Andrea Schiavoni at Wolffer Estate Vineyard in Sagaponack, N.Y. Joel, 46, is a partner at the executive recruiting firm of Spencer Stuart in New York.
Sag Harbor Artist Transforms Museum into Busy City Square
As fall quickly approaches and crowds thin out across the East End, those craving the bustle of summer need only wander into the Sag Harbor Whaling and Historical Museum this weekend to find themselves transported to a busy Florentine piazza.
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When Romany Kramoris first opened her gallery space in Sag Harbor, it was on the recommendation of Ted Davies.
Fire Destroys Sagaponack House
According to Bridgehampton Fire Chief Gary Horsburgh, the initial call came in at 5:42 a.m. Second Assistant Chief Jeff White, who was the first member of the department on scene, found the south side of the house, at 850 Main Street, totally engulfed in flames, Chief Horsburgh said.
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Southampton Town Recreation Center and Bay Street Theater Host Stages Frankenstein Follies
The Performance Workshop rehearses on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at Southampton Town Recreation Center, from Sept. 15 to Oct. 26. Rehearsals culminate in the performance of Frankenstein Follies at the Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor from Oct. 24 to 26, including the Follies Alumni Benefit Performance on Oct. 25. The cost of the Performance Workshop is $475.
Max Moyer might look like a fresh-faced Pierson High School student, but underneath this youthful exterior is a political force to be reckoned with.
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HarborFest All Star Comedy Show Held Tonight at Bay Street Theater
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Shelter Island Beach Blast hits the road
The annual Island Beach Blast, which rocked Wades Beach for almost 30 Septembers, is now being hosted by Sag Harbor. The Blast, a concert by multiple bands complete with go-go dancers, jugglers, food vendors and a pig roast, had run its course here, said Joe Lauro, the guiding spirit of the beloved Island event.
Legends Of American Music Film Premiere At Bay Street Theater on Sept. 19
The Bay Street Theater & Sag Harbor Center for the Arts and the Sag Harbor American Musical Festival announces Legends of American Music with rare clips from Best of the Best film hosted by Joe Lauro on Friday, Sept. 19 starting at 7:30 pm.
Bay Street Theater Announces Auditions for To Kill a Mockingbird
September 12, 2014 - Bay Street Theater is pleased to announce auditions for this November's Literature Live! production of TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD, directed by Joe Minutillo. All rehearsals and performances will be held at the Bay Street Theatre in Sag Harbor, NY.
Starting this month, South Fork students will have access to a greater array of mental health offerings than ever before. Besides an initiative to fund the hiring of a full-time social worker and an as-needed child and adolescent psychiatrist, earlier this summer, East Hampton High School received a large, anonymous donation that will help pay for psychiatric evaluations and counseling services.
Harborfest 2014, Sag Harbor's annual celebration of its maritime history, will launch tomorrow at 5 p.m. with "A Whale of a Party" at the Whaling and Historical Museum and continue throughout the weekend with a jam-packed calendar of events for people of all ages. New this year is the Beach Blast concert.
Building Halted for Three Months
Having seen an onslaught of development and redevelopment in recent months, the Sag Harbor Village Board passed a moratorium at its meeting Tuesday night temporarily halting construction on single-family house lots and wetlands permits for 180 days while existing laws are re-examined. The moratorium, which had been introduced last month, applies only to applications submitted after Aug. 1, and does not affect commercial properties.
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b. shuffle songs
c. for each question skip to the next song
d. enter the name of the song as the answer to the question even if it doesn't make sense.
1. How are you feeling today?
For Your Entertainment - Adam Lambert
2. Will you get far in life?
One of the Boys - Katy Perry
3. How do your friends see you?
Forever and Always (piano version) - Taylor Swift
(love u 2 guys lol)
4. Will you get married?
Who Will I Be? - Demi Lovato
5. What is your best friend's theme song?
Got Dynamite - Demi Lovato
(well she IS kinda violent...jk!)
6. What is the story of your life?
Can't Have You - Jonas Brothers
7. What was high school like?
Masterpiece Theatre 3 - Marianas Trench
8. How can you get ahead in life?
Beautiful Soul - Jesse McCartney
9. What is the best thing about your friends?
Bottom of the Ocean - Miley Cyrus
(they're gonna drown?!!? :O)
10. What is in store for this weekend?
Whine Up - Elephant Man
11. To describe your grandparents?!
Favourite Girl - Justin Bieber
(ironic cuz i only have 1 grandma left...)
12. How is your life going?
Butterflies - Stereos
(my bf's gonna leave me?!?!? :'(
13. What song will they play at your funeral?
Breakin' Dishes - Rihanna
14. How does the world see you?
Turn It Up - Stereos
(a party animal? okay maybe yesterday i did get a little crazy...lol)
15. Will you have a happy life?
Fall to Pieces - Avril Lavigne
16. What do friends really think of you?
Runaway Love - Justin Bieber
17. Do people secretly lust after you?
I'm With You - Avril Lavigne
(really? they do? cool)
18. How can I make myself happy?
Radar - Britney Spears
19. What should you do with your life?
Runaway - Avril Lavigne
(thanks for the helpful tip...that fits so wrongly)
20. Will you ever have children?
Anything But Oridnary - Avril Lavigne
(um yes? but they're gonna be suicidal and messed up? great...)
22. If a man in a van offered you candy, what would you do?
Celebrity Status - Marianas Trench
(pffft i would totslly start singing that lol)
23. What does your mom think of you?
Broken Open - Adam Lambert
(well she did call me emo last week)
24. What is your deep dark secret?
Skin and Bones - Marianas Trench
25. What is your mortal enemy's theme song?
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26. What's your personality like?
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27. Which song will be played at your wedding?
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(totally cuz i'll be marrying josh so... :P)
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Shut Up and Drive - Rihanna
29. What are your aspirations?
Up - Justin Bieber
30. What goes through your head when you wake up?
First Dance - Justin Bieber
(more like "oh god" cuz my alarm is josh ramsay making a dirty joke lol)
31. What is your name?
Pushin' Me Away - Jonas Brothers
32. Favourite activity?
Why Don't You Kiss Her? - Jesse McCartney
(hiding my feelings? so true)
33. What is the name of your school?
Gift of a Friend - Demi Lovato
34. What do you enjoy reading about?
Eh, Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say) - Lady GaGa
35. What do you dream about?
If You Can Afford Me - Katy Perry
36. What kind of pictures do you look for on the internet?
One Night Stand - Mis-teeq
37. How are your parents doing?
How Does It Feel - Avril Lavigne
38. What has been the highlight of this day?
I Am - Hilary Duff
39. What do you think your best friend is doing right now?
Can't Get It Back - Mis-teeq
40. What do you want written on your next birthday cake?
Breakout - Miley Cyrus
(thats what i'm gonna DO on my bday ;)
41. If your Mum called you into your room right now what might it be for?
Lover Dearest - Marianas Trench
(uh-oh...did she hear me make that sexual joke about josh ramsay? o.O)
42. What Will You Name Your First Kid?
Paparazzi - Lady GaGa
(im not naming my child after lady gaga! and shes not gonna be a paparazzi! maybe samantha, or josh :P)
43. What did you think of this?
Untouchable - Taylor Swift
44. What will be the title of this?
Shallow - Ramsay Fiction


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There's a backlog of work estimated at nearly $300-million in Santa Barbara County for roads, parks and aging buildings.
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors says it has to find a way to manage the funding for these projects, at a time when it needs millions to make ends meet in other areas.
County budget hearings begin next week.
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On Weddings and Conscience: Are Christians Hypocrites?
Today Kirsten Powers and Jonathan Merritt wrote an article for the Daily Beast accusing conservative Christians of hypocrisy and unchristian behavior for suggesting that some persons' consciences won't allow them to use their creative gifts to help celebrate same-sex weddings. Since I was a key example of this hypocrisy, I'll respond to that charge.
At issue is a response I made, reposted this week over at The Gospel Coalition, helping a Christian wedding photographer think through whether he ought to work for a same-sex wedding. In the photographer's question, he grapples with the question of how his conscience ought to play in this decision not only as it relates to weddings of people who, for all he knows, might be involved in all sorts of unbiblical behavior. Powers and Merritt suggest if he refuses to photograph one "unbiblical wedding," he ought to "refuse to photograph them all."
As a matter of fact, they say, to do anything else is to be "seen as a hypocrite" and to "heap shame on the gospel." More specifically, they point to my advice that the photographer doesn't have a moral obligation to ferret out the circumstances behind every wedding he shoots. I am telling him, they say, to do something "wrong" as long as he doesn't investigate the background. "Apparently, ignorance is bliss."
This sort of sarcastic response could just as easily apply to the biblical text at the root of our conversation: the Apostle Paul's teaching on the conscience in the context of the marketplace in Corinth. Paul tells the believers there that they have no obligation to investigate whether the meat set before them was sacrificed to idols. If something's put before you, Paul says, eat it to the glory of God, no questions asked.
But, the Spirit says through the Apostle, if the food is advertised as sacrificed to idols, abstain from it for the sake of the consciences around you (1 Cor. 8:7-9). I suppose the first-century Daily Beast could have sarcastically dismissed this with "ignorance is bliss."
The article quotes me telling the photographer that he need not investigate the background of every wedding he performs, but they do not quote the next sentence: "But when there is an obvious deviation from the biblical reality, sacrifice the business for the conscience, your own and those of the ones in your orbit who would be confused."
Here's why this matters. The photographer has, in most cases, no ability or authority to find out the sorts of things a pastor or church elders would about a marrying couple. Most evangelical Christians, this one included, believe there are circumstances in which it is biblically moral for a divorced person to remarry. And all Christians—regardless of what we think about a church's responsibility—think that marriages between otherwise qualified unbelieving men and women are good things, grounded in a creation ordinance.
It's possible, of course, that the man and woman who've contracted with a wedding singer are just marrying to get a green card. It's possible that they don't plan to be faithful to one another. It's possible that she's already married to three other men. It's possible that their love is just a reality show stunt. Or, to take us back to Corinth, it's possible the blushing bride is the groom's ex-stepmother. But unless the photographer has a reason to think this, he needn't hire a private investigator or ask for birth certificates and court papers to make sure it's not.
In the case of a same-sex marriage, the marriage is obviously wrong, in every case. There are no circumstances in which a man and a man or a woman and a woman can be morally involved in a sexual union (I have no reason to assume that Powers and Merritt disagree with apostolic Christianity on this point. If so, they should make that clear).
Now, the question at hand was one of pastoral counsel. How should a Christian think about his own decision about whether to use his creative gifts in a way that might, he believes, celebrate something he believes will result in eternal harm to others. I recognize there are some blurry lines at some of these points. But what isn't blurry is the question of state coercion.
It's of no harm to anyone else if Kirsten Powers and Jonathan Merritt (both of whom I love) think me to be a hypocrite. It's fine for the Daily Beast to ridicule the sexual ethic of the historic Christian church, represented confessionally across the divide of Catholicism, Protestantism, and Orthodoxy. It's quite another thing for the state to coerce persons through fines and penalties and licenses to use their creative gifts to support weddings they believe to be sinful.
That's broader than just homosexuality. I don't want wedding singers forced to use their lyrics and voices to tell us how great it is that Herod and Herodias or Henry VIII and fill-in-the-blank wife's name are soul-mates.
This article maintains that there are no circumstances in which the Bible "calls Christians to deny services to people who are engaging in behavior they believe violates the teachings of Christianity regarding marriage." Really?
Does that apply only to the morality of marriage? Should a Christian (or Muslim or Orthodox Jewish or feminist New Age) web designer be compelled to develop a site platform for a legal pornography company?
Now, again, we might debate the best ways to see to it that consciences are protected by law and in the courts. But acting as though those concerned about such things are the reincarnation of Jim Crow is unworthy of this discussion. Moreover, the implications for conscience protection are broad and long-lasting. This isn't just a tit-for-tat Internet discussion. The lives and livelihoods of real people are on the line, all because they won't render unto Caesar (or to Mammon) that which they believe belongs to God.
And we might disagree about what sort of pastoral counsel should be given as a Christian seeks to live out his or her life in the marketplace, but in order to do so we'll have to deal with what the Bible teaches about our responsibility both to love our neighbors and to testify to what we believe to be true: that they, and we, will face a God who has revealed himself in our consciences and in the Scriptures. We might disagree on whether or when to bake the cake, but surely we ought to agree that it's worth at least asking the question of whether and when the icing on the cake might imply, "hath God said?" (Gen. 3:1)
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1 On Feb 23, 2014, at 8:04pm, Greg Woodward wrote:
Excellent article, thoughtful response. I especially like the NT reference to instances where Christians should take ethical (which means getting our feet dirty politically sometimes) stands in the public square.
2 On Feb 23, 2014, at 8:10pm, Sam Williams wrote:
Any thoughts on the Arizona bill? I like the basic idea and I haven't read up on it a ton so maybe there's protections in there that I don't know about, but it seems like there's a lot of potential for abuse. I'm extremely sympathetic to Christian brothers and sisters who face potential financial harm for standing up for their beliefs in this matter, but I can't in good conscious rally around my own tribe if it means that gays and lesbians in Arizona might be denied service in restaurants or even potentially healthcare.
3 On Feb 23, 2014, at 8:56pm, Jeff Kautz wrote:
I agree with both your insight on your article and subsequent response. The article in the Daily Beast missed that Christian business owners are being sued and maligned in the media for refusing to be a part of ceremonies they find objectionable and not in line with the beliefs. Business owners should not be force to do business with areas (ie homosexual weddings) if they do not want to.
Thanks for the great insight.
4 On Feb 23, 2014, at 9:57pm, Sharon wrote:
I personally would never be involved in a same sex marriage, that includes attending the wedding, or offering congratulations of any kind. I believe marriage is between a man & a women, as God commands.
5 On Feb 23, 2014, at 10:23pm, Christopher wrote:
1 Cor. 5.9-13 argues otherwise. We are not to put moral hurdles (even God's moral hurdles) in the way of unbelievers before we communicate the Gospel of Christ with them or before we have fellowship with them.
6 On Feb 23, 2014, at 11:40pm, Joe Carr wrote:
I would like to ask a question regarding those who are advocating that a Christian refusing to participate in a gay wedding is akin to Jim Crow laws of the past? Is sexual orientation and behavior equal to skin color/ethnicity? There is not one person who has had any choice over their color/ethnicity. I realize there are many opinions and studies regarding sexual orientation, but at the end of it all, sexual activity is still a choice, otherwise how can any sexual activity be prohibited or illegal? The argument has been shifted to love and choice, so now we are considered to be discriminating by not participating, by a growing contingent, at least. Am I naive or simplistic to state that there is a difference between one's birth color, which is beyond anyone's ability to control, and sexual activity, which I believe that everyone has the ability to control? Thanks for the article!
7 On Feb 24, 2014, at 12:34am, Bill Beahan wrote:
I was a member of Jonathan Merritt's church Cross Pointe here in Duluth, GA for a couple years and it was a very disturbing point of view. His father was a good preacher but they got so heavily into the green movement that it seemed that often they worshipped the creation rather than the Creator. The final straw was the Sunday an admitted admirer of Van Jones was the guest preacher and only mentioned Jesus in the last couple minutes of his "sermon" and it was disjointed as if it was an add-on to make it "pass". I stopped going shortly after. I was heartbroken.
8 On Feb 24, 2014, at 1:40am, DaveGinOly wrote:
The state can't create an entity (licensed business) that is capable of doing that which it can't do itself – discriminate.
I've used this argument against the idea that businesses can put up "no guns" signs to bar legally armed citizens. Because the state can't prevent the exercise of certain rights and privileges, it therefore cannot create entities that can do things that it can't. If it could, states could turn over certain functions to private businesses, and through those businesses effectively conduct policy that would otherwise be illegal for them to conduct.
If the state permits its licensees to discriminate, then it has the authority to create entities that can do things the state itself is barred from doing. This is irrational, and potentially very dangerous. States promulgate rules for the conduct of their licensees. One of those rules is probably non-discrimination. The photographer knew the rules when he voluntarily accepted the state-issued license.
9 On Feb 24, 2014, at 2:52am, David Anderson wrote:
I think Moore is right, but that he can strengthen his argument by using the word "intrinsic" instead of "obvious".
Homosexual relationships are not just *obviously* wrong (a term which focuses on their appearance to someone viewing them), but *intrinsically* wrong. Their wrong-ness is not a function of how they appear to the viewer, but is essential to their very nature. It is part of their irreducible essence.
This is *related* to appearance; a particular heterosexual marriage (e.g. between a man and someone who is actually, unknown to any observer, because the people involved have changed their names and moved to a different state, his sister) may or may not be wrong, but this is not necessarily something that is apparent. The wrongness of a homosexual union, though, is always apparent. But the reason you can tell by looking is because of the nature of marriage, and the mismatch between the instrinsic, essential nature of marriage and the coming together of two men.
10 On Feb 24, 2014, at 5:08am, Alistair Robertson wrote:
I agree with you Dr. Moore, though one question did occur to me. In the biblical example of eating meat sacrificed to idols, would you give the same advice to Christian sellers of meat, i.e. ask no questions, but if you know that it is to be used in a sacrifice to idols, don't sell it? It seems to me that though selling meat is not addressed by Paul, it is a closer parallel to being a wedding photographer in these days.
11 On Feb 24, 2014, at 6:25am, Tim Rogers wrote:
Dr. Moore,
Thank you for your clear use of Scripture to elaborate on the biblical example of marriage. Though you were called a hypocrite you responded in a way that removes you from the harsh rhetoric.
Your example of eating meat offered to idols is exactly the biblical worldview that is at hand. Paul was not advocating an ignorance is bliss any more that Jesus was as we see he never spoke specifically against the slavery of the first century. Jesus revealed the value of every human and as such spoke against slavery without naming it. Paul presents a way for the Christian to live in the marketplace of pagans. You have built on this foundation and I appreciate your humble, clear presentation of the issue in response to a public face slap.
12 On Feb 24, 2014, at 7:45am, Deb wrote:
It's in line with the ongoing hypocrisy to see no conflict between appealing to "Christian Charity" when expanding an entitlement then demonize adherance to Christian principles when it doesn't agree with them. This is a 1st Amendment issue for this nation. Is freedom OF religion something in which we believe or isn't it? Or is it freedom FROM religion now?
13 On Feb 24, 2014, at 8:02am, John Hasse wrote:
You miss a larger question:
Why should the government be allowed to dictate the terms on ANY contract between two 'free' individuals?
14 On Feb 24, 2014, at 8:26am, Jacob Riggs wrote:
Thank you, Dr. Moore.
15 On Feb 24, 2014, at 8:33am, Ciccio wrote:
Homosexual weddings are not so much an affront to Christianity as they are to Western civilization the building blocks of which are stable family units.
16 On Feb 24, 2014, at 8:35am, Karan Townsend wrote:
I praise God and thank you, Dr. Moore, for your clear thoughts about marriage ( and the implications for bakers regarding non-biblical unions ) and for your ability to care-fully and prayer-fully articulate your thoughts about a major matter from a biblical ( albeit counter-cultural ) perspective. I pray that God will bring good fruit from your labor for His glory and the good of the people.
17 On Feb 24, 2014, at 10:11am, rev.spike wrote:
Two thoughts: I wonder how Powers & Merritt would counsel a photographer contracted to officiate over a child marriage. Secondly, I say, let capitalism work this one out. If people choose to not do business with companies who embrace "draconian morality codes", then, that solves the problem.
18 On Feb 24, 2014, at 10:39am, Ron wrote:
Sorry, Russell, but Kirsten Powers has recently publicly stated she has no problem with homosexual marriages. She's been led to believe that most younger evangelicals are on board as well. Whether this is true or not, it is not in harmony with orthodox Christianity. I understand she is a fairly new convert to Christianity, so let us hope that she will mature quickly to the point that she accepts the authority of the Scriptures in her life. The Bible is very clear about the evil of homosexuality and all other sexual sins outside the bonds of marriage.
19 On Feb 24, 2014, at 10:41am, Tom Rush wrote:
Dr. Moore, great article. Apparently Andy Stanley and other pastors agree with Powers and Merritt. Here's my question. If Stanley, or any other pastor, thinks that under the circumstance of a known gay ceremony a Christian business should provide services, essentially "no questions asked," then would not Mr. Stanley be obligated to open his church for such ceremonies and perform them himself? Seems to me that it would be hypocritical of him to refuse. Your thoughts?
20 On Feb 24, 2014, at 12:04pm, Deb wrote:
Many good points made in comments. Joe Karr's point about "birth color" reminded me of what I was taught by my parents: judge people on the choices they make, not those things about which they had no choice. He's right. Homosexuals may be born but practicing it is a choice. Heterosexuals are born but not all of us choose to have intimate relations with everyone who is interested. Some choose celibacy. Choices are what God gave us with free will. We should make them wisely for we will be judged by them.
21 On Feb 24, 2014, at 12:05pm, Cody wrote:
The irony as I see it is that homosexuals claim that who they are must manifest in physical, sexual union—it is who they are; however, when a Christian business owner claims that because of who he/she is they are not able to participate in the sinful fiction of homosexual marriage there is an outcry of "bigotry" from the very ones who themselves employ the same reason to defend their own actions.
22 On Feb 24, 2014, at 1:31pm, jim wrote:
A photographer is an artist. Is there no artistic license to choose one's subject matter? Some subjects may be more beautiful than others and this may even be a subjective opinion of the artist. Should the state ignore the artistic process and impose a subject matter on the artist?
23 On Feb 24, 2014, at 3:07pm, Bob wrote:
The Central distinction described here is important: providing a good/service to a PERSON (gay, black,female, Asian) is DIFFERENT from providing a good/service in support of an EVENT/IDEA. A print shop should not discriminate on the basis of skin color/orientation/national origin to print up a person's job resume. But it should have the right to refuse to print up things in support of personally reprehensive IDEAS—communist party rants, Gay Pride rallies, LSD parties. The newspapers claim this freedom . One of my gay friends who is an great artist and is pro-lifedisagreed—until I asked him if he would want to be coerced into using his art for support of an abortion rights event. He looked startled and said
"I never thought about that! I wouldn't want to have my art be used in such a way." QED
24 On Feb 24, 2014, at 6:29pm, Woodie Thompson wrote:
This problem crosses several lines . Remember when esp in the south when some places refused service to blacks? I think Jesus would disapprove , but shouldnt the shop have the right if he so chose? The govt now says no. In a truly free society the seller should have the right to sell his wares to any one he chose, they are after all his, are they not? The matter may change according to the govt if the govt has a hand in said business. Otherwise freedom rules.
25 On Feb 24, 2014, at 7:34pm, D.R. Randle wrote:
Dr. Moore, thanks for a thoughtful argument. I look forward to their response. I'd add 3 more arguments: 1) Powers/Merritt to not be hypocrites themselves must always accept business regardless of whether it violates their religious convictions. If they're photographers they can't refuse to photograph a nude wedding or even 1 where bride&groom; publicly consummate the wedding. While this seems extreme, so are parallels to Jim Crow laws. 2) Jim Crow laws aren't parallel here. Rather, they better describe those wishing to mandate business practices. How so? Because Jim Crow Laws were just that-LAWS states mandated to businesses forcing discrimination. The majority (racists) dictated to the minority (non-racists) who they could & couldn't serve & how. In this case, AZ law allows businesses to decide & keeps states from mandating their actions. This stops the majority(homosexual advocates) from dictating to the minority(Christians) who they can & can't serve & how.
26 On Feb 24, 2014, at 7:41pm, D.R. Randle wrote:
con't from above: 3) If this bill passes no one's rights will be violated. But if homosexual advocates win, business owners will have their religious beliefs stifled. And this is true because of free market capitalism. The reality is that there are a plethora of wedding service providers in the states that allow same-sex marriage, & few, if any, places where homosexuals would fail to find such services. Thus free market capitalism works to allow for religiously conscious individuals to run their businesses as they please & for those with views affirming homosexuality to do the same. Anytime we interfere with the invisible hand of free markets we must have clear moral & ethical reasons for doing so. Here such is clearly not the case. The markets work - let business owners decide & not the courts. And more importantly may Christian business owners have the right to glorify God with their own decisions & let not Powers, Merritt, or the govt say otherwise.
27 On Feb 24, 2014, at 8:09pm, Edward wrote:
After reading this article, I cannot get out of my mind the thought that being forced by the government to provide services to a gay marriage is really a backdoor attempt to force doctors and nurses to perform abortions..
A doctor is a business as much as a bakery. If the baker can be forced to participate in a gay marriage, the doctor and nurse can also be forced to perform an abortion.
This would not be the first time that a law intended to address one activity is stretched and molded to fit another.
28 On Feb 24, 2014, at 8:11pm, Nan wrote:
Homosexual acts are a sin that cries to heaven. Those who participate in mock marriages are participating in sin, which itself is a sin. The first amendment provides for freedom of religion; therefore the state may not make laws that force people to violate their sincerely held religious beliefs.
29 On Feb 24, 2014, at 9:08pm, Susan Fox wrote:
Thank you so much for your courage in standing up for the Truth. For He shall set us free.
30 On Feb 24, 2014, at 9:12pm, Miguel wrote:
To #13: Any first year law student will tell you that the government can declare certain contractual provisions invalid for sake of public policy. Courts do this all the time. Thus, gay marriages were deemed invalid for public policy concerns. Of course, in response to Mass. deciding to grant marriage licenses to gay couples in 2004, states have codified the obvious.
31 On Feb 24, 2014, at 9:24pm, Paul Fekete wrote:
I think that if Christians did not support adulterous remarriages then we would not be called out for being inconsistent. I refused to attend an adulterous remarriage of a family member and all the evangelical friends, family members, and pastors supported and attended the wedding. I know some people follow through on the teachings of Jesus on adulterous remarriages, but I think the greater church has a lot of room to improve in this are. Where is the article on the gospel coalition or by Russell Moore on how we should not attend/support an adulterous remarriage ceremony? Or an article defining on how to recognize an adulterous remarriage? Something tells me that if people who get divorced have to experience public shame and could be denied access to remarriage in their church, then less people might get divorced in the first place and more legally divorced people could seek reconciliation. Isn't that why Jesus shut down the practice of no-fault divorce in Matthew 19?
32 On Feb 25, 2014, at 10:59am, Doug Parker wrote:
So there should be no problem for Christians to subvert their Beliefs in accommodating the beliefs of others, according to our governnment. I'm wondering how the public schools justify setting aside rooms for Moslem children to pray in five times a day and menues being rearranged for their religion under the no religion in school policies while Christians can't sing in celebration of their religion. Seems to me the AZ SB 1062 would go a long way toward eliminating one of the thousands of double/triple standards our government has been chaining us down with.
33 On Feb 25, 2014, at 1:28pm, Belinda wrote:
Please cite examples of other religions which face the same penalties as Christians. That would prove wherein lies the true hypocrisy. Christianity is not the only religion that does not believe in same-sex relationships. Did the photographer pursue their business and then deny them? No. Why didn't the same-sex couple seek out same-sex businesses to perform all their requests? Time to reverse the lawsuits. But then again, the courts' intepretations of the law are immoral as well since they do not follow God's laws, they follow the laws of the humans who took away our choices. I boycott, change channels, don't purchase things I do not believe in and will continue to do so. Throw me in jail and fine me too. Political correctness reeks.
34 On Feb 25, 2014, at 2:16pm, Judy wrote:
I really find so sad how nowdays christian are driven to believe sin is not a sin.
While we are living and should stand with the bible as our guidancw i totally can get in the bible any verse supporting sex of the same.
In if it is not bibilically, what is it then?
And why should a christian be involved in such things which can defile them?.
Preaching to them that what ww should.do, but not congratulating them when they are falling into a sin.
35 On Feb 25, 2014, at 6:40pm, Richard Winger wrote:
The Great Commandment is to go out in the world and teach all willing listeners about Jesus. If a Christian cake-maker were to tell a gay couple, "Sorry, your wedding is immoral so I won't work for you", the result of that interchange would make the gay couple less likely to ever open themselves up to hearing about Jesus. But if the cake-maker said, "In the spirit of my Christian love, I will help you celebrate your wedding, and I hope that you will consider accepting Jesus into your hearts", wouldn't that be a far better outcome? We aren't put on earth to tell others that they must not engage in this sin or that sin; we are put here to witness to God's truth and to be examples of kindness.
36 On Feb 26, 2014, at 10:08am, Mary wrote:
Very thoughtful and insightful article. In a very loving but firm, way, you have clearly
stated why we as Christian Bible believers and followers object to homosexual unions, not hating the persons but not condoning this sin..
God bless.
37 On Feb 26, 2014, at 12:17pm, Sook wrote:
The problem with the Arizona bill is that it is so broadly worded that it could be used to deny gay people (and other groups) all kinds of services regardless of what those services are being used for.
Personally I support strong civil rights laws that broadly prevent denial of service to protected classes by most businesses. Such protections should extend not only to gay customers, but religious customers as well. However I would be O.K. with a narrow compromise where services that involve significant artistic [removed]ie cake-baking and photography) are exempted if the provider objects to the event. This exemption would NOT extend to bed-and-breakfasts, vehicle rentals, etc as these services do not provide a significant artistic narrative for an event. Religious people, however, should understand that this would work both ways. Such a compromise would also allow artistic entrepreneurs to refuse participation in religious events such as baptisms, bar mitzvahs, and religious weddings.
38 On Feb 26, 2014, at 9:40pm, Kent Kelley wrote:
The naïve reasoning many thoughtful and sincere Christians take on the same-sex marriage issue floors me. You don't change people by agreeing with or enabling their behavior. We are "light"; light doesn't change darkness by turning itself off. We forget the words of 1 Thessalonians 5:22 "Avoid every kind of evil." and the warning of Ephesians 5:11 "have nothing to do with the fruitless deeds of darkness, but rather expose them". Without question we shouldn't approach anyone, including gays or lesbians, with hatred. Voicing honest objections to any lifestyle or moral behavior one finds repulsive or disturbing isn't the same as foaming hatred. It's voicing a conviction. Most troubling isn't the confusion the average believer has about homosexuality or same-sex marriage but that pastors and leaders seem confused and lost too. Some leaders seem more bent on lecturing the "sheep" about love and tolerance than facing the wolves of moral relativism.


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In this timely and innovative book scholars from Europe, the UK, North America and Australia, explore their own sense of identity, reflecting both on their research and scholarly interests, and their work experiences. Taking the form of a debate, Changing Identities in Higher Education helps to widen the contemporary space for debates on the future of higher education itself. The book is split into three parts: part one presents a set of essays each on a set of identities within higher education (academic, student, administrative/managerial and educational developers). part two includes responses to Part one from authors speaking from their own professional and scholarly identity perspective part three illustrates perspectives on the identities of students, provided by students themselves. With its original, dialogic form and varied content, this book is of interest to all those concerned in current debates about the state and nature ofhigher education today and those interested in questions of identity. It makes especially useful reading for students of higher education, lecturers in training, academics and managers alike.
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After Toy Fair 2013, the words "and there's an app!" were ringing in my ears for weeks. This year, however, appcessories seemed more like a taboo than anything else, with most companies shying away from toys with app-enhanced features or reliability. Honestly, it was less than disappointing. I think keeping screen time and toy time separate is perfectly acceptable, and apparently, what kids and toy buyers prefer.
This year will truly mark a return to traditional play patterns. Rainbow Loom, a simple bracelet-making kit for kids, was huge in 2013, eventually snagging four Toy of the Year (TOTY) awards, including the overall Toy of the Year. That said, Toy Fair 2014 brought tons of cool innovations in the activities category, with companies fighting to be the next big thing once the Rainbow Loom craze comes to an end. [Read more...]
Yvolution Takes Kids Rides to the EXY Extreme
At this year's American International Toy Fair, Yvolution is launching its new EXY Extreme Yvolution series. Offering kids a more extreme ride, the first two products in the line include the EXY Trickstartr, an entry-level stunt scooter with an innovative wheelie system, and the EXY Sharker, a three-wheeled skateboard made for urban street surfing.
The EXY Trickstartr is a stunt scooter for beginner riders who want to learn how to master basic tricks. It features a slick matte black/vibrant color design and comes with a special patent-pending device that allows riders to do a wheelie. Trickstartr also offers kids four ways to ride: 1) The Easy Way, 2) The Hard Way, 3) The Expert Way, and 4) The Pro Way. Once the stunt is mastered, the detachable device can be removed to improve speed and agility.
The EXY Sharker is a three-wheeled skateboard with a modern surfboard design. It is half-caster board and half-skateboard, with a front 360-degree caster wheel and traditional skateboard trucks in the back. Riders twist back and forth to get started, self-propel, carve, and pump. The quicker they pump the nose, the faster they'll go. The Sharker also features a patented super strong ABS Tri-core grip deck and PU wheels with durable ABEC 7 bearings.
Both are suitable for kids ages 5 and up, available in green or purple, and for sale exclusively at Toys "R" Us stores and online.
Before hitting the skate park, kids can watch a series of EXY "learn to ride" videos online that help them get started with both the Trickstartr and Sharker.
Blue Orange Games Premieres Eight New Games at Toy Fair
Blue Orange Games has added eight new games to its collection of more than40 products that will premiere at the American International Toy Fair from February 16 to 19. The new games will be available for purchase online and in specialty stores across the U.S. and Canada in late spring.
Doodle Quest is a drawing game where kids must avoid obstacles using their memory and the power of a pen. Wuzzits is a matching game in which cards combine and morph into different monsters. Aztack allows players to build a temple using unique rules. Players can make rival herds of livestock go head-to-head in Battle Sheep. Spot it! Freeze pits players against an electric timer, while Spot it! Splash is a waterproof version of the family favorite. Set in Imperial Japan, Niya makes its players use strategy skills to control the important clan garden. BraveRats is a strategy game for two players that is filled with plenty of suspense.
COMMENTARY: Lighting Up Imaginative Play: Light-Up Toys Provide Magical Fun For Kids
When I attended Fall Toy Preview in October, I had a conversation with a few industry executives about how when companies expand their line to include glow-in-the-dark or light-up SKUs, it often signals the end of the brand. They referred to glow-in-the-dark and light-up products as a "last resort," and said it typically means that there are no other possible innovations for the product line.
However, I know a certain 4-year-old boy who would absolutely disagree with this idea, along with his 8-year-old sister (aka my niece and nephew!). LED lights have a strange magic to them—especially for kids. The bright colors they provide, just like glow-in-the-dark effects, seem like something out of a fantasy story that kids go crazy over—no matter how simple the technology actually is. There are some great new products hitting the market that reflect how great glow can be, here are some of my favorites:
Tracer Racers, from Skullduggery, utilize Light Trail Technology as they blaze streaks of light on the glow-in-the-dark track. That's right—LEDs AND glow play patterns. Lights galore! Magic frenzy!—and there's more! Each Tracer Racer beams down purple light rays from its undercarriage onto the track, which is specially engineered to emit glow remnants only after the racer has passed. The new Tracer Racer drag racing sets include a 10-foot single lane set including one racer, an 8-foot double lane set with two racers, and a 12-foot double lane loop set with a light-up finish gate and two racers. The company will also introduce trucks to the line this year. Kids ages 6 and up are sure to enjoy all of the amazing light-up elements in this toy. [Read more...]
COMMENTARY: Go! Go! Sports Girls Promote a Healthy Image for Girls
After struggling with self-image for many, many years, I feel that relaying the importance of confidence to a younger generation of girls is of the utmost importance. Young girls see and hear older women discussing hatred toward their bodies and the latest on fad diets; it's such an unhealthy message to send. In a world where most "girl" action figures and dolls are stick-thin, and every famous tween girl looks ill-fed, a break in this trend is always quite refreshing. Go! Go! Sports Girl products offer girls products with a positive image to encourage healthy minds and bodies. The line was created after Jodi Norgaard had a disappointing shopping experience with her 9-year-old daughter, unable to find anything "stylish" that didn't bare a stomach or involve high heels. Norgaard's company, Dream Big Toy Co., aims to empower young girls with its motto "Dream Big and Go for It." It seems that similar specialty toy companies have started to take notice, creating lines with a related approach.
Dream Big Toy Co. created Go! Go! Sports Girls as a fun and educational way to promote self-appreciation and the benefits of daily exercise, healthy eating and sleeping habits, self-esteem, and overall healthy life skills among girls ages 3 to 12, regardless of race and socioeconomic class. The Sports Girls are age and size appropriate, and most importantly, they do not encourage an older or overly mature image. The image is innocent with a strong message to girls about appreciating and being true to yourself. [Read more...]
Kids Preferred Expands Buildex Wooden Line with Rescue Vehicles
Kids Preferred, one of the world's largest manufacturers of plush toys and gifts, will showcase the expansion of its Buildex wooden construction toy offerings. The new emergency rescue vehicles, in particular, each offer to build vehicles in two different ways from the same high-quality parts. Each vehicle in the set has two different options for building, creating, and playing.
This new generation of toys was designed to encourage children to develop 3-D thinking and an appreciation for construction, movement, and design. The collection utilizes Grid-Lock, a unique construction system which allows strong and safe assembly without the need for glue and tools. [Read more...]


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BioShock Infinite won't have multiplayer
BioShock Infinite's turbulent journey toward its February 26 release has incurred staff departures and release delays as Irrational ensures the completeness of Columbia's sweeping set pieces. But one thing Columbia won't include is now very clear: taking to Twitter last weekend (via Kotaku), Irrational co-founder Ken Levine triple-killedanypossibility of multiplayer modes accompanying BioShock: Infinite's story.
RT @tnaygc: @iglevine what do you think about Infinite's Multi? will it damage the story?---No MP in Infinite.
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RT @wolverine11111: @iglevine Does that mean nope it won't or nope you can't clear that issue up?--No multi.
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RT @tha_don_101: @iglevine can you clear up whether or not Bioshock Infinite will have multiplayer modes?---Nope.
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Levine previously toyed with including multiplayer in Infinite as far back as 2010, stating any sort of multiplayer modes would need just as much draw as the single-player's experimental elements. "It's not like people won't buy the game if it doesn't have a world-changing multiplayer element," he said. "Unless you're Call of Duty, unless you're Halo, unless you've got something new to say like Left 4 Dead, people are not going to care, so why do it?"
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The two men I encountered claiming to be Republicans advocating for shooting voters suspected of fraud at the poll were conducting a hoax.
They pulled a similar stunt in New York around Occupy Wall Street, as seen in this video here:
Having worked with the Yes Men, I was suspicious. But I did also think it was likely they were the real deal because the right is that unhinged from its global warming and evolution denialism to its fantasies about Obama and female sexuality.
I should have been more skeptical, but as I wrote, I thought no one could be this sick.
They came to a rally against voter suppression and conducted a prank about shooting voters when there are tens of millions of people still alive in this country who lived through the time when people fought and died to secure the right to vote for all citizens of this country.
At the rally, speakers poured their hearts out about having their right to vote stripped as part of a concerted campaign by a party whose sole appeal is the poison of nativism and racism. The right is reviving all the ugliness and horrors of our 100 years of apartheid.
Unlike groups like the Yes Men, who creatively expose the workings of the powerful, there was no purpose to their stunt. All they did was torment people who are tormented by a degenerate vicious right every day of their lives.
Even more important than this, is the media's focus on piddling controversies like the two convention attendees throwing nuts at a Black camerawoman. While ugly, it allows everyone from the right to liberals to dismiss racism as an individual aberration that can be surgically excised by cutting off the offending parts.
If the media called the right's voter fraud and poll fraud for it is – Jim Crow 2.0 – then incidents such as these would be seen for what they truly are: symptoms of a racist social system that is consciously implemented by both parties, but blood-thirstily advocated by the right.
TAMPA, Florida – They were classic buttoned-up conservatives, but I couldn't believe my ears. "Are you guys performance artists?" "No," Stevens snorted.
Just a few minutes earlier, two men who identified themselves as Robert Stevens and John Nelson had handed me a flyer. It explained that they wanted the state of Florida to pass a "Protect the Polls law" under which "anyone suspected of committing voter fraud can be fired upon – provided the weapon is registered and operated by its licensed owner."
The two 28-year-olds, who said they were from West Palm Beach, were straight out of central casting for Young Republicans. I was trying to figure out if they were as crazy as they sounded or were just trying to punk everyone.
Stevens claimed that "illegals and other people without government IDs" were committing voter fraud. I outlined a scenario, "I'm a gun owner. I go to the polls. I have my gun. So, how does it work? There's this guy who looks like an illegal alien, and he looks pretty shifty ..."
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Good day to you. I am just started learning SS about 1 month ago and trying to build a simple admin site module for learning purpose.
I am using SS v3.0.5 with CMS. My module layout is look like this:
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Media Studies is a subject which aims to provide students with an exciting and unique opportunity to develop their interest in the media.
At Hatch End High School, we believe that media is an important factor in all of our lives and that all teenagers have some degree of interest in it, whether it is television, cinema, pop music and video, or newspapers and magazines.
By looking at a wide range of topic areas, including television and film production, advertising, and web design, Media Studies is a subject which aims to develop students into more critical consumers of the media and give its learners a better understanding of how the media shapes our everyday lives.
The Media Department is keen to emphasise that there is a wide range of jobs and careers where Media Studies will be useful, including Film and Television Production, Newspaper and Magazine Journalism, and PR and Marketing.
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Dr. John C. Williams, dean of the School of Architecture, Management and Engineering Technology, said NAAB granted the status after approving the Architecture and Design Department's accreditation plan and conducting an initial candidacy visit.
The Department of Architecture and Design is proud to announce "Architecture is a noun," an upcoming lecture by Tod Williams of Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects on Oct. 14 at 6 p.m. in room 215 of the Engineering Technology Building on the Alfred campus.
Senior architectural technology student Kyle (Christian) Perry is already making a name for himself in the highly competitive design field—his work has been featured at the 2013 National Convention of the American Institute of Architects and he's planning a senior thesis that will literally change lives—the design for a new infant care hospital in Honduras.
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Alfred State student Kyle Perry, of Frewsburg, a third-year architectural technology student in the Department of Architecture and Design, has earned an honorable mention award and a cash prize of $500 for his outstanding architectural design entry in the 2012 AIAS/Kawneer "Enlightened Libraries" Competition.
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