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Julia C. Cory was born in New York, NY in 1882. She was the daughter of a prominent New York architect, J. Cleveland Cady. Her father was also a Sunday school superintendent and amateur hymnologist. Partly because of his influence Julia began to write hymns at an early age. She was a member of the Brick Presbyterian Church. She married Robert Haskell Cory in 1911 and was a member of the Presbyterian Church in Englewood, NJ for all of her married life. She was a member of the Hymn Society that met in New York City all her adult life and died in Englewood, NJ in 1963. She raised 3 sons and they had 15 grandchildren.
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The journalists who bring you The Rundown blog were debating last week what gift we could give you, our loyal readers, for the holidays.
One thing sprang to mind that is almost universally enjoyed this time of year: George Frideric Handel's holiday masterpiece "Messiah." You know, the one with the famous "Hallelujah! Hallelujah!" chorus.
The oratorio is nearly as universal as death and taxes, and it seems everyone has an interpretation of it: from handbells to Hong Kong, from your uncle to a dance club DJ.
Even at the ripe old age of 269, the stirring "Hallelujah Chorus" retains a powerful power to draw people together.
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The first performance of Messiah took place not in London, but rather in Dublin, on April 13, 1742. Handel gave the London premiere less than a year later at Covent Garden. It was not well received, in part because of objections to presenting a sacred work in that most profane of buildings--a theater! (Handel had advertised the oratorio as a "musical entertainment.") It was only in 1750, when Messiah began to be presented in annual performances for a London charity at the local Foundling Hospital, that the public embraced the work.
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By Mayo Clinic staffIf you or your child has mild Ebstein's anomaly, here are some steps that may help you cope:
- Follow up on medical care. Be sure to follow up with your cardiologist or pediatrician for regular evaluations. Be an active participant in monitoring the condition and report any new or worsening signs or symptoms. Timely treatment can keep the condition from becoming worse.
- Take medications as prescribed. Taking medications at the right dose and the right time can help improve symptoms such as racing heartbeats, fatigue and shortness of breath.
- Stay active. Be as physically active as your or your child's doctor allows. Exercise can help strengthen the heart and improve blood circulation. If you're a parent of a child with Ebstein's anomaly, it's natural to want to protect your child from harm. But remember that your child needs to live life as normally as possible. Encourage playtime with breaks as needed. Ask your doctor for a note you can give to your child's teachers or caregivers describing any restrictions on his or her physical activity.
- Develop a support network. Although many people with congenital heart defects lead normal, healthy lives, living with a heart defect isn't always easy, particularly when you or your child needs continued specialized care. The physical, emotional and financial stress of coping with a serious health condition can be overwhelming. Having family and friends you can rely on is critical to successful coping. In addition, you may wish to ask your doctor about local support groups that may be helpful. Support groups can be a great source of practical information, comfort and friendship.
- Attenhofer JCH, et al. Ebstein's anomaly. Circulation. 2007;115:277.
- Fuster V, ed., et al. Hurst's The Heart. 13th ed. New York, N.Y.: The McGraw-Hill Companies; 2011. http://www.accessmedicine.com/resourceTOC.aspx?resourceID=5. Accessed March 12, 2013.
- Crawford MH, ed., et al. Current Diagnosis & Treatment: Cardiology. 3rd ed. New York, N.Y.: The McGraw-Hill Companies; 2009. http://www.accessmedicine.com/content.aspx?aID=3649722. Accessed March 12, 2013.
- Silversides CK, et al. Canadian cardiovascular society 2009 consensus conference on the management of adults with congenital heart disease: Outflow tract obstruction, coarctation of the aorta, tetralogy of Fallot, Ebstein anomaly and Marfan's syndrome. Canadian Journal of Cardiology. 2010;26;e80.
- Zhao W, et al. Pregnancy outcomes in women with Ebstein's anomaly. Archives of Gynecology and Oncology. 2012;286:881.
- Dearani JA, et al. Surgical advances in the treatment of adults with congenital heart disease. Current Opinion in Pediatrics. 2009;21:565.
- Attenhofer Jost CH, et al. Outcome of cardiac surgery in patients 50 years of age or older with Ebstein anomaly. Journal of the American College of Cardiology. 2012;59;2101.
- Vogel M, et al. Ebstein's malformation of the tricuspid valve: Short-term outcomes of the "Cone Procedure" versus conventional surgery. Congenital Heart Disease. 2012;7:50.
- U.S. News and World Report Best Hospitals: Cardiology & Heart Surgery. U.S. News and World Report. http://health.usnews.com/best-hospitals/rankings/cardiology-and-heart-surgery. Accessed March 13, 2013.
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NEW PRICE!! Motherease Sandy's size small and large + covers + liners and a few extras
- Monday, August 13, 2012 10:04 AM
We have a large lot of Motherease diapers (most used on 1 child only, some of the small were used on 2 children) available for sale. I use only natural detergent, always line dry and strip with vinegar when needed.
I would prefer to sell as a set but let me know if you only want part of this list. Buyer pays for shipping from Halifax NS.
16 small Sandys (perfect condition)
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4 LG airflow covers (some of these are stained but they still work well)
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Are the diapers in your post still available? I am particularly interested in the Mother Ease Sandy's (both sizes) and the airflow covers. Depending on price, I might be interested in the whole lot. I am looking for diapers for a friend who has toddler twins and a newborn. All are in cloth diapers, and they need more:) As an aside, do you know where I might find info on what shipping will cost from Halifax to Kansas?
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Saturday evening will feature the TEAM Challenge event, a main highlight that is exclusive to the Gateway Challenge meet. Eight selected teams compete on each of the four apparatuses. Teams choose one gymnast in each event from each level to represent their team. Gymnasts of varying levels compete with their team for a chance to earn the title "Gateway TEAM Champions" and win a cash prize for their gym. This is a spirited event with music and lots of audience cheering.
Admission is $10 per person. Discounts for children and three-day passes are also available.
The World Class Gymnastics Center has been providing gymnastics instruction to families in the Belleville area since 1984. From recreational classes to competitive teams, it offers a wide variety of classes for all ages and skill levels. We are a USA Gymnastics Member Club with competitive programs for Rec Team, USA Team, Boys Team and Cheer.
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I assume I am like many of you who woke up yesterday with that Saturday morning feeling. It is more than half-way through August which means football is so close that I had an itch on the back of my mind all day long! It got me to thinking about the season opener and what to "realistically" expect. (While I would love Basil to come in and kick a 53 yarder as time expires to put the ribbon on a 73-0 blowout, that may be a little far-fetched!)
Anyway, here is my realistic prediction/expectations:
tOSU 31 Miami (OH) 13
I'm assuming the Buckeyes score 17 or so in the first half because they have at least one turnover. I would love none and a well-oiled offense out there, but I just don't see it happening. Whether a missed handoff on a read play, or a poorly placed ball on a throw, I see them giving it away once. I think they give up 7-10 in the first half. I think the defense will be very aggresive, and hopefully cause some turnovers, but I also see them getting burned on a play or two while learning some minor variations in what they have done in the secondary and with linebackers from previous years.
In the second half, I expect them to score about the same, 14 or so, but maybe Kenny G. gets in the game a little more and they have the same turnover situation as the first-half. I think the second unit defense will play a lot (possibly in both the first and second halves), but I think they fly around to the ball and keep Miami out of the endzone, unless one of the young corners truly gets burned for something over-the-top. By then, the first and second team d-line will hopefully set the tone on the game and changed Miami into not dropping back to throw for fear of sacks/turnovers.
Miller throws for about 175, runs for about 50 and accounts for 2 tds. Hyde and Smith/Dunn combined carry for around 100 each and another score, and Kenny G. throws around 100 and a td. That would put us close to 500 yards which I think would match our total from last season ;-) (Sorry, I had to throw it in there!)
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Those who fail to find the wisdom in the constitution also easily dismiss the possibility of intelligence in it´s advocates.
No recoil. End of story.
By now the great majority of Americans, even those on the left, know that this President is a liar.The rumblings from the left with regard to drones is a sign that there is very little respect left for their president.
Prey we don´t stumble into a real conflict with someone who can hit back i.e, the Chinese in the next four years. These people are really third rate.


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Defensive Logjam has Unclogged
It seems like its been a long time coming for the two young defensemen. Pietrangelo, drafted 4th overall by the Blues in 2008, has played in the Ontario Hockey League since first putting on a Blues jersey with President John Davidson by his side. He has since played for Team Canada at the World Junior Championships, scoring 12 points in 2009 to lead all defensemen in the tournament.
Not only has Alex toiled around in the Juniors, but he has seen much time sitting in the press box at Scottrade Center. Sitting 42 games last season as a healthy scratch, the 6'4" 210 lb. defenseman waited until January 6 to be sent back to the Niagara Ice Dogs of the OHL. He was then traded to the Barrie Colts, who went all the way to the OHL Championship to fall at the hands of the Windsor Spitfire. Pietrangelo added two goals and 14 points in 17 playoff games.
But Pietrangelo is not the only one who has his sights on being a member of the Blues in 2010-11. Notre Dame's Ian Cole has been clawing at the metaphoric cage to break free and be in the Blues' lineup, and now he may have his chance. The 6'2" 218 lb. defenseman had flawlessly shut down top offenses in NCAA hockey for three years, then put on a good debut in nine games in Peoria at the end of last season. Now he is looking to do the same in the NHL.
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Time to Step Up, DavidYou can rest easy, Blues fans. Perron will be back in a blue note for the next two years. Last week, Perron signed a two-year, $4.30 million contract, which will pay him $1.80 million in 2010-11 and $2.50 million in 2011-12. That is not too shabby for the Blues, who are locking up a young forward that scored 20 goals and 47 points in his third season. "David has proven to be a key forward on our club and we look forward to his continued development with us," said Blues GM Doug Armstrong after the signing. "We are expecting David to grow into a complete player at this level." Perron even showed his excitement while "tweeting." Shortly after the signing, DP_57 shared his thoughts via Twitter. "Very very excited to be back! I wanna thank all my fans for their support and I am really looking forward to this year!" Comment on this article in our active discussion forum. Free-Agent Frenzy Begins NowAfter 18 long summer days, Ilya Kovalchuk has finally signed a contract with a NHL club. The free-agent excitement may not be over just yet. Just a few hours after Kovalchuk signed a reported 17-year contract with the New Jersey Devils, the Philadelphia Flyers moved one of their most prolific forwards. Simon Gagne was traded to the Tampa Bay Lightning in exchange for former Blue Matt Walker and a fourth-round pick in next year's draft. Because the biggest free-agent forward is off the market and Gagne has finally gotten the trade he has asked for, other forwards are now able to see what kind of money they can demand. Because of this, the once-available forwards are quickly becoming available. But who is left? Lee Stempniak is available at the moment. Making $3.50 million in 2009-10, the right-winger ended the season with 14 goals in 18 games after being traded to the Phoenix Coyotes at the trade deadline. With Kovalchuk signed, does that mean that Stempniak now knows how much money he can ask teams for without his asking price being too high? Stempniak has expressed his plan already to Bucky Gleason of The Buffalo News. "...at this point I'm just sort of waiting." Stempniak said. "I'm sitting back, trying to be patient, exploring all the options and trying to make the right decision." Comment on this article in our active discussion forum. BLUES SIGN HALAK, COLAIACOVO & JANSSENThe St. Louis Blues annonced today that they have officially signed Jaroslav Halak to a four year deal worth a reported 15 million dollars. The deal is structured as follows: Year one: $2.75 million The cap hit will be $3.75 million per year for each of the four years. Halak's camp said they didn't file for salary arbitration because they wanted to negotiate without a deadline. In other news... Defenseman Carlo Colaiacovo has been re-signed for two years at $4.25 million. That's a cap hit of $2.125 per season. Tough guy Cam Janssen has signed a one-year $600k contract extension. There is no word on how this will effect contract negotiations with Blues' enforcer, D.J. King. Comment on this article in our active discussion forum. SAN JOSE GETS IT DONEAside from rooting hard for the Note year in and year out, Blues fans root for the Detroit Red Wings to lose (like people don't already know this). We don't care if it's in a charity golf tournament, beer pong, a hot dog eating contest, a pre-season game, old-timers event, or the Stanley Cup Playoffs. The Wings will go down and they will go down hard...that is, if Blues fans have anything to say about it. And it's really not even enough for them to go down hard. Blues fans would prefer Detroit get humiliated, embarrassed and suffer multiple injuries while losing in grand fashion on a national stage. Comment on this article in our active discussion forum. |


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Summary of the Kurtz-Craig DebateJeffery Jay Lowder Editor's note: Although Lowder attempted to be as accurate and complete as possible, Lowder wrote this report without the benefit of a recording of the debate. Instead, Lowder wrote this summary during the debate itself by typing as fast as possible. On Wednesday, October 24, 2001, Paul Kurtz debated William Lane Craig at Franklin & Marshall College. In contrast to the majority of Craig's debates which adopt a question as the debate topic, the topic for the Kurtz-Craig debate was the resolution, "Resolved: Goodness without God is Good Enough." Kurtz defended the affirmative side; Craig took the negative. Dr. Laurence Bonchek briefly spoke on behalf of the Boncheck Institute, the organization sponsoring the debate. Stanley Michalak, the moderator of the debate, then introduced both of the debaters. Kurtz's Opening StatementKurtz began by saying that for many individuals goodness without God is not only good enough, but better than a religious morality. Furthermore, belief in God is not sufficient to guarantee morality. Kurtz noted that millions of Americans believe in morality but do not believe in God. "God and patriotism are not synonymous." Kurtz then listed off a number of nontheistic intellectuals who lived moral lives. 60% of American scientists are unbelievers; 93% of the National Academy Sciences are unbelievers. 39% of Americans are unchurched. Kurtz then noted that America's religiosity is an anomaly among Western democracies. Nonreligious people constitute hundreds of millions of people worldwide. Many of these countries have less crime and less violence than in the United States. Kurtz then suggested that religion could be an impediment to society. Kurtz noted that belief in God is compatible with a variety of contradictory ethical beliefs, including monogamy, divorce, homosexuality, birth control, etc. Humanists believe that happiness here and now is the basic good; this life is not simply the preparation for an afterlife. For secular humanists, life is meaningful. The meaning of life is what we invest; we are in control of our own destiny. The moral consciousness is autonomous. The nature of human beings is such that they are capable of moral behavior. Moral behavior depends upon social conditions, moral education, etc. Under these conditions, it is possible to develop a sense of empathy for other human beings. There are moral dilemmas in which we cannot depend upon moral absolutes. There is a developed moral sensibility that does not depend upon authority and mere commandment. Morality is basic to the human condition. Kurtz then suggested that religious texts are too outdated to be useful in deciding contemporary ethical problems. Instead, he argued, humans need to use their intelligence to identify common moral principles according to which ethical dilemmas can be resolved. Craig's Opening StatementCraig agrees that a person can be moral without belief in God. We're not talking about goodness without belief in God, but goodness without God. Craig then talked about the basis for moral values. Kurtz distinguishes three options: theism (moral values are grounded in God), humanism (moral values are grounded in humans?), and nihilism (moral values are groundless). Humanism is not the default position. If theism is wrong, humanism does not win by default. Perhaps nihilism is right. In particular, Kurtz must show that in the absence of God, nihilism is not true. I. If theism is true, we have a sound foundation for morality. (1) If theism is true, we have a basis for objective moral values. To say that moral values are objective means they are true independently of whether anyone thinks so. On a theistic view, objective moral values are rooted in God. (2) If theism is true, then we have a sound basis for objective moral duties. We have certain moral obligations, regardless of whether we think so or not. If theism is true, God's commands constitute our moral duties. God's commands flow necessarily from his moral nature. (3) If theism is true, we have a sound basis for moral accountability. On the theistic view, God holds all persons accountable for their actions. We can even take acts of extreme self-sacrifice and yet know they are not meaningless. II. If theism is false, we do not have a sound foundation for morality. (1) If theism is false, why think human beings are the basis of objective moral values? If there is no God, what reason is there to regard human flourishing as objectively good? Humanists refuse to accept the full implications of reducing human beings to just mere animals. Humans treat humans as morally different from other animals. On an atheistic view, human beings are the byproducts of naturalistic evolution. Uses standard Ruse quotation. On the atheistic view, there is no reason to believe that the morality evolved by human beings is objectively true. Humanists are guilty of specie-ism. If atheism is true, there is nothing objective morally wrong about rape. Such behavior goes on all the time in the animal kingdom. If theism is false, it is far from obvious that humans have objective value. (2) If theism is false, then what is the basis for objective moral duties? On the atheistic view, human beings are just animals. Animals have no moral duties. Quotes Richard Taylor. Who or what imposes these moral duties on us? Quotes Taylor again. One can neither morally condemn nor morally praise anything. If theism were false, why wouldn't nihilism be true? (3) If theism is false, what is the basis for moral accountability? Even if there were objective moral values and duties under atheism, they would be irrelevant. If life ends at the grave, it makes no difference how one lives. If there is no immortality, then all things are permitted. Acts of self-sacrifice are particularly inept on an atheistic view. On an atheistic view, heroic acts like rescuing people from a fire is "stupid." Kurtz's RebuttalKurtz accused Craig of conceding Kurtz's main point by admitting that one can be moral without belief in God. The alternatives are not theism vs. humanism vs. nihilism. Quotes Woody Allen. Kurtz referenced the Islamic martyrs who flew airplanes into their targets praising their God. Even if everyone believed in God, there would still be moral disagreements. Would Hindu, Moslem, Jew, the Buddhist, and the nonbeliever be saved if Christianity is true? Do they have meaningless lives? The events of 9/11 provide evidence against the existence of God. Why should we favor human beings? Yes, this is specie-ism. Altruism, empathy, and compassion is basic to the human species. There are objective standards that are relative to human interests and human needs. The theist does not have a monopoly on moral virtues. Craig has libeled so many people who believe in doing good, who believe that life is intrinsically worthwhile, and who do not believe in God. If the reason why you are moral is because you believe in God, then you have not developed the full dimensions of the human personality. Moral development is autonomous. Craig's RebuttalBelief in God is not necessary to living a moral life. But if God does not exist, then there are no objective values, duties, and accountability. Quotes Kurtz's Forbidden Fruit about the ontological foundation of morality. Kurtz must show that in the absence of God, human beings would have intrinsic value, moral accountability, etc. It is not obvious that if God does not exist, secular humanism would be true. On the contrary, it seems that if God does not exist, nihilism would be true. Kurtz raised several red herrings. Kurtz raised the problem of evil, but this debate is not a debate on the existence of God. So even if the problem of evil showed that God does not exist, this would be irrelevant. It is also a red herring to raise the questions about moral epistemology, about which God exists, and how we would know that the moral duties are. Not all gods are the same. It is important to discover which theism is true, but that is a secondary question to the topic of the debate. Kurtz has not refuted Craig's first contention. What is the basis for objective moral values, if atheism is true? They're relative to human needs and desires. They are not categorical and universal. Why think that human beings and their values are special on an atheistic view? Quotes Pigliucci about lion infanticide. Kurtz's Second RebuttalThere is a great tradition showing there is autonomy of moral judgments. There is a field known as practical wisdom. Craig says theism is an adequate foundation, but he has not answered Kurtz's question, "whose theism?" There are various conflicts around the world and yet their belief in God does not enable them to solve moral problems. God does not provide an adequate foundation for morality. Why should we prefer the human species to other species? We are humans and we love one another. Morality is human. Theism is created in the image of man. Humans create gods. There is no evidence for salvation, no evidence for a soul. Those beliefs are an article of faith. It is important to go beyond faith and work out moral disagreements on rational grounds. Reason, not faith, is how we should resolve our moral differences. Craig's Second RebuttalCraig's appeal has been to reason, not to faith. First contention undisputed. Kurtz just brings up red herrings. Of course we can bring moral judgments without religion. But what is the ontological foundation for moral duties? That is the central question. Why is it wrong for Johnny to hit Mary? Why is it objectively wrong for homo sapiens to behave in this way? Whose theism? That's not the question here tonight. Christian theism is an adequate basis for morality. The second contention stands. What is the basis on atheism for objective moral values? Why is this primate species special? Imagine if superior alien beings came to earth, what could the atheist say to show that humans have intrinsic value. Prejudice in favor of humans is not justified. Claim is conditional: if theism is true, we have a sound foundation for morality. Where do moral duties come from? In short, humanism is utterly intellectually bankrupt. It has no basis for the affirmation of moral values. It has the right values. What the theist can offer the humanist is a secure foundation for the affirmation of those values. Therefore, Craig would like to challenge Kurtz to becoming a believer in God. Question and Answer PeriodQuestion: What is the difference between humanism and self-interest (ethical egoism)?
Question: If God exists, how do we know he is not evil? Just because Craig says so?
Question: Does human morality differ from culture to culture?
Question: Isn't it true that throughout history, religious morality was an outgrowth of the conditions of the era?
Question: Why is rape wrong?
Question: Both sides of armed conflicts invoke God. How is a fair and impartial observer decide which God or which good is valid?
Question: Would scientific observations showing the equality of humans support the Golden Rule?
Question: If you act morally just to go to Heaven, isn't this just self-interest?
Kurtz's Closing StatementCraig says the existence of God is not at issue in this debate, but he spends all of his time attacking atheism. Religion can play a role in moral life, but morality does not need religion. Humanist morality is concerned with the common moral decencies. We have a sense of responsibility to human beings. We should rely on reason, not faith in an ancient god. Millions of Americans are nonbelievers but are committed to morality. Craig's Closing StatementThis debate is really about nihilism. If theism is false, why wouldn't nihilism be true? Kurtz has not disputed any of Craig's ontological points. Kurtz, and atheism, regards humans as mere animals. L.D. Rue advocated we deceive ourselves into believing some noble lie. Humanism is a noble lie and a delusion. If God is dead, man is dead, too. |
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2013 theme "More than Enough?"
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2012 theme "Sharing Destiny - Moving towards One World"
Resources for 2012 included:
A worship anthology for Sharing Destiny- Moving Towards One World, called "For the Journey"
Quotations about Sharing Destiny - thought provoking and adaptable to lots of uses at events
A wordsearch, to find the words to describe the future world we'd like to see. Great for individuals or groups and just the thing to get people thinking as they enjoy their One World Week meals!
Sharing Destiny Pledges about taking care of the environment have been adapted and augmented to make them appropriate to Sharing Destiny with emphasis on how what we do now has implications for the future.
Data gathering sheets for use at your event to help you with evaluation and feedback.
One World Week 2011 "Living for One World"
Living for the Planet - Living for its people - Living and acting for change
One World Week offered the following resources to help people put on OWW events in 2011.
A PowerPoint presentation to use with Organising Committees to help you plan events; also available - a slightly different version to show as a presentation and discussion starter at an event. Download PowerPoints from the Discussion page
A Christian Worship Anthology for Living for One World- go to Faith Resources to download (easy to cut and paste the sections).
*An Inter Faith Resource, 'Environment across Faiths' - download from Faith Resources
*A Wordsearch - available in "Activities" to download and print (an ideal activity for entertainment at OWW meals and all sorts of other events and activities)
*Pledges - available in Activities. A great way to round off your event with everyone committing to tale action.
*A Quiz, designed for the theme, - available from the Quizzes page
*Resources from other organisations for use with 'Living for One World'. Information and ideas for action on this specially researched selection of websites in: Explore Living for One World on the Links page
*A Drama for schools and young people - This drama-presentation focuses on the theme of 'stewardship' and the duty of humans to protect the world in which we live. Down load from the Faith Resources page or the Schools Resources Page
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Facts and figures, stories to inspire, reports and DVDs. You will also find a section on 'Peace and the Environment', listing some relevant links and resources |
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Advice on inter faith engagement, becoming a Fairtrade place of worship, and Global Community Linking Programmes |
Posters, leaflets, images, and press and email templates for use in publicising your event |
Schemes of work and assemblies for primary school and secondary school children |
Press Releases
Recently Added Resources
2013 Event Organisers' Evaluation Form (word.doc)(added 17 Oct. 2013)
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This was my 1st experience with a B&B, it was pleasant, comfortable, great location, the inn keeper Jack was very hospitable & knowledgeable about places to dine& the wineries. My husband & I would stay here again; oh & breakfast was very delicious.
4,0 su luglio 13, 2011
Recently spent 2 nights at the Black Walnut Inn, and found it extremely pleasant and welcoming. The Owasca(?) room was spotless, with comfortable bedding and brand new looking bathroom fixtures. The home is decorated to reflect its age, without a lot of ruffles or doilies! Jack was a great host, giving us lots of info about the area and preparing filling but not overly extravagant (I say that in a good way) breakfasts. The yard and gardens are full of beautiful flowers and vegetables. Yes, it is very close to the road, but not too busy and with the fans on at night we had no problem sleeping well. Overall we would definitely recommend it to anyone visiting the Ithaca area.
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A friend and I spend such a relaxing and memorable visit at the Black Walnut B&B. We were welcomed warmly, despite last-minute reservations and late arrival, and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The B&B is SO cute and comfortable!
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this was a very nice B&B...it just opened in August and I was very impressed with the place...very, very quant. It will go on my very good list.
5 su settembre 26, 2010
We had such an enjoyable time at the Black Walnut B & B. This place is a hidden jewel, with clean and newly rennovated accomodations. Jack Moore was incredibly hospitable and helpful and made sure we were situated comfortably. Breakfast the next morning was delicious! The meal was very fresh as they use some of the produce from their garden. The owners provided us with great restaurant recommendations, as well as helpful driving information. I would most definitely recommend this B & B to anyone who is in that area!
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We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Black Walnut Inn. The breakfast was quite tasty,and the garden and the house was relaxing. Best of all, we slept very well, which is what we needed to do. We had not explored the Finger Lakes before, but plan to return and stay here again.
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Our first time in the Ithaca & Finger Lakes area was greatly enhanced by our stay at the Black Walnut B&B. Our accommodation, the Seneca Suite, was luxurious, and the breakfast each morning was top notch. The common rooms and the garden were just lovely. We'll be back!
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08/2010 - The newly opened Black Walnut B&B is lovely, and innkeeper Jack Moore has everything in place to help you relax and feel well cared for during your stay. The elegant common rooms as well as the well-appointed bedrooms (comfortable beds, good reading lights, and plenty of dresser space) ensure that you'll feel at home, and the covered porch is a great place to spend a rainy afternoon. On nicer days, you can take a stroll through the organic gardens, from which sumptuous breakfast ingredients come. We only wish that we had had more time to chat with Jack, a most genial host...next time!


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DETROIT (WXYZ) - It appears an emergency financial manager will likely come in to help Detroit get back on its feet, but the governor is keeping pretty tight lipped about who he wants in the position.
The person will have to be a numbers person and they don't necessarily have to be likable, says University of Michigan Communication Studies and Political Science Professor Michael Traugott.
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RBS' Sovereign Crisis Flow Pyramid
In a report "Predicting Sovereign Debt Crises: 2010 Update" RBS' Timothy Ash is the latest one to chime in on the sovereign risk theme, a topic that has been prevalent ever since Bernanke did the great private-to-public risk bait and switch, which in turn was followed to a great extent by all the countries in the world. Soon, in addition to a risk to the bottom in carry trades, and inflation expectations, we will see a risk acceleration, once countries realize the fringe benefits arising from being the first defaulting sovereign in a global moral hazard climate.
RBS provides a useful visual aid to see just which countries fall in what specific risk bucket based on a flow-chart analysis of soverign risk in various crteria. Here is the firm's opinion for 2009
And this is how they envision 2010's key risk actors:
RBS shares the following perspective on where the risk flaring will emerge. No surprise - Eastern Europe is still the hotbed of risk. A pity the Burj Dubai was not built in Romania.
Perhaps it will come as no surprise that the bulk of the economies identified as most vulnerable for both 2009 and 2010 (and indeed for 2007 and 2008 as per our previous analysis) are located in Emerging Europe. Indeed, the potential vulnerability of the region in the context of the current crisis is something that we have highlighted consistently over the past year.
Vulnerabilities in Emerging Europe essentially reflect years of gorging on cheap foreign credit, which fed wide current account deficits, and saw the accumulation of hefty stocks of external liabilities. Financing wide current account deficits and rolling over large external liabilities was not problematic when global markets were flush with liquidity between 2000 and 2007, but as liquidity tightened post the collapse of Lehman, these countries appeared increasingly vulnerable.
The adjustment process for many of these economies is nevertheless now in motion with current account deficits narrowing rapidly over the course of 2009, and REER depreciation of currencies where these are allowed to float significantly. However, many of the vulnerable countries have rigid exchange rate regimes, and as such the economies have not been able to adjust via this outlet, finding themselves hugely uncompetitive to regional floating peers. These economies are instead experiencing a huge deflation in domestic demand (so-called "domestic depreciation") which in many respects is passing on the problem from one largely of private sector external indebtedness, to public finances, as recession weighs on budgets (cutting revenues), while the need to reign in spending just adds to the depth of the recession, arguably just increasing the chances of a sovereign debt crisis at some point in the future.
The fact that in our updated model, Hungary drops out of the "at risk" category in 2009, only to return in 2010, as does Romania, is perhaps somewhat surprising given that both economies were forced to secure emergency IMF financing, in response to the current global crisis. However, in both countries, their reduced vulnerability in 2009 partly reflects the impact of the IMF-imposed adjustment, as domestic demand deflated, narrowing the current account deficit and hence external financing requirement. The fact that they return to the "at risk" category in 2010 reflects that as they emerge from recession, current account deficits and external financing requirements re-widen, perhaps reflecting the structural nature of these deficits. It also suggests that given the shear scale of the problems, e.g. in Hungary, which suffers a very significant weight of public sector and external indebtedness (~80%% and 135% of GDP respectively) it will likely be a long run project to move them away from crisis mode on a more sustained basis. More generally this suggests the region will remain on watch for some time yet to come.
And some specific trading recommendations from RBS:
- Hungary 5Y CDS appears cheap at present, at around 237bps, against close to 280bps for Romania, and 230bps for Bulgaria. Hungary's ratios (public and external debt/GDP) are much worse than either of these latter two credits. Romanian protection widened towards the end of 2009, amid concerns over political instability in the run up to Presidential elections, and in the immediate aftermath of these elections. However, with a new government now confirmed, and a budget for 2010 approved the outlook for the current year arguably looks much better; we do not think that Romania should trade with a 40bps discount to Hungary.
- Iceland's ratios remain acutely onerous with its disproportionately sized banking sector continuing to weigh down the sovereign (see 2010 Key vulnerability data). Interestingly its ratios appear much worse than even those of Latvia, which still trades around 100bps wide (5Y CDS) to Iceland. This might suggest going long Iceland 5Y CDS against Latvia, which implies a positive carry. Arguably the size of the problem in Iceland is still disproportionately much larger than those of Latvia, which will weigh on the sovereign story for much longer to come.
- Despite its problems, Ukraine 5Y CDS at 1,200bps still seems too wide. It has been a crisis country, but given the light sovereign debt service schedule over the next year, strong support from official creditors (and even Russia these days) and a reasonable chance that the presidential elections will yield an improved policy environment, we think that at least investors are being more than paid for the risk. We would advise short Ukrainian protection.
- Both Russia and Turkey escape from the "at risk" category through the years 2007 – 2010 under the sovereign debt analysis above. Arguably Turkey has "out-performed" Russia through the current crisis, in terms of sovereign debt performance; pre-Lehman Turkey traded significant wide of Russia, but currently it trade s flat. Russia's broader credit matrix remains significantly better than that of Turkey though, and as global markets continue to stabilise, "normal" service arguably should resume, with Russia trading through Turkey, likely by as much as 30-40bps this year. Rising political risks in Turkey (e.g. over Ergenekon) might well act for the catalyst for this normalisation process.
- In the GCC region, despite emerging from the "at risk" category in 2010, Qatar only trades 10bps wide of Saudi Arabia at present, at 100bps for 5Y CDS. This seems too tight, given Saudi Arabia's much stronger credit matrix, while Qatar has recently "leveraged" up to boost its gas production/processing capability. Arguably in a scenario where political/security tensions in the region heighten (e.g. over Iran), Saudi Arabia has much deeper pockets to ride through such an eventuality, relative to Qatar. Thus, despite Qatar's arguably improving credit matrix, protection seems cheap.
- Similarly, given its positioning in the "at risk" category, and its dire ratios still, Lebanese 5Y CDS trading at just 275bps looks perverse, and very cheap, albeit Gulf inflows to the local banking sector and indeed by providing a parallel bid for sovereign debt continues to provide an underpinning herein. We would probably recommend a punt, buying Lebanon 5Y protection outright herein.
As always, the mother of all risk trades continues to be USA CDS. With financial, political and philosophical (who pays out if and when the US defaults) considerations, this will be the number one spread to watch in 2010 in the sovereign risk arena.
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where is the disclaimer that this 'analysis' comes from the biggest recipient of bailout funds on the planet???
and their own debt to income ratio is closer to infinity???
Wow -- no arguing with that, is there! I salute your thoroughly-argued and detailed comment, "Anonymous."
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Whoops - go RBS. go whine to The Brown One again!
Interesting... why wasn't the US on any of the 2010 decision tree branches? Even I admit that there's a probability, however so slight (for this year at least)
Something wrong here. Where is the UK?
If you can't see why this is horse shit, then allow me to enlighten you.
First, it persists in assuming that default will fall in the Emerging Markets as it has in the past. It may well. However, its far more significant if it falls in developed markets about which RBS is astonishingly quiet.
Second, it perpetuates the idea that you can sensibly divide markets into "emerging" and "developed" when the appropriate approach is "not fucked", "not that fucked" and "totally fucked" and even better than being led by the nose, the re-discovery of caveat emptor which might see UK, Japan and the US repriced.
Third, its from RBS. Might as well have Madoffs Tip of the Day or blowhard Jim Cramer fr all the credibility they have.
Iceland is about to tell the banksters to go pound sand. Might make for re-humped chart.
Tim Ash is an Emerging Market Strategist / Economist, this is the reason it talks about EM and not g7 focused... As for the shop he belongs to, he has been at various place and is one of the most "respected" guy out there, for sure his calls not always right but he is one of the few person with a very large knowledge of EM countries ( unlike others that are very "one region specific" ) and for that reason alone he deserves to be read and given credibility ( for sure the recent track record of most bearish readers / gold lovers of this blog is not much better than most of the street's research forecast anyway so might as well listen... )
yes, but when you are talking about sovereign debt crises, it makes no sense to look at a bunch of countries in isolation when another bunch of countries a) caused the underlying problem b) share many of the same characteristics of the fallout.
Belarus goes bust in 2005, no-one gives a shit. Belarus goes bust in 2010 and the fox is in the henhouse.
This is not an Argentina where you can ignore the poor fuckers for a few years and let them get scragged by the IMF. If sovereigns start to go, some of that fast money out there will get brought home sharpish with a sell off like end 2008 and the most liquid/riskier positions will take it in the ass again.
Not that it can go back into MM funds now of course...
Misses the major point: most of the european debt was for productive purposes: factories, etc. Most of American debt for consumption and housing.
it seems they did not account for size of risk in various markets, and the relative ease of bailing out the EE as compared to the countries developed europe. since we know they will be bailed out as long as it is possible (and a bit longer), doesn't seem like data to trade on. so fine, ukraine needs 20 billion, does that put the market at more risk than portugal?
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