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Adam DiMichele had as much to do with Temple's resurgence as a football program as anybody. He'll be coming back to the Owls to hopefully continue to build on the groundwork he helped put down as a player. The former starting quarterback from 2006 to 2008 accepted a position on new coach Matt Rhule's staff, reuniting with his former position coach and coordinator.
Adam DiMichele had as much to do with Temple's resurgence as a football program as anybody.
He'll be coming back to the Owls to hopefully continue to build on the groundwork he helped put down as a player. The former starting quarterback from 2006 to 2008 accepted a position on new coach Matt Rhule's staff, reuniting with his former position coach and coordinator.
DiMichele will be a graduate assistant coach in an undefined role, though he hopes and expects he'll have some hand in developing the quarterbacks.
"I knew if I was going to do this, I would have to do it now or I'd never do it," said DiMichele from his home in McKees Rocks, Pa. "It's funny because when I was there in '06 and '07, Coach Rule would joke around that when he became a head coach, he was going to get me into coaching."
Rhule proved he was serious when he was hired to replace
Steve Addazio
, who left for Boston College, a few weeks ago. He called DiMichele up after his former quarterback decided he was going to end his professional playing career.
DiMichele spent last season as the backup quarterback for the Arena Football League's Philadelphia Soul.
Rhule asked DiMichele to come aboard as a graduate assistant in the summer. DiMichele told him he'd be there in the spring — even though he admits he's not looking forward to going back to school.
"There's going to be a learning curve, so I want to get there and get started," said DiMichele. "I can watch film and things like that, and I've been coaching quarterbacks in high school here since I've been home, so I know I can do it.
"But using the computers as a coach, drawing stuff up, cutting up and making clips. .. I need to be there in the spring."
DiMichele is a staunch Rhule supporter. He threw his backing behind Rhule when he interviewed to replace Al Golden two years ago and took to Twitter several times a day after Addazio resigned to let Temple know there was an obvious choice.
"He brings stability," said DiMichele. "He'll get on you. When he needs to be the bad guy, he'll be the bad guy, but he's the father-like figure I needed when I came here.
"He knows how to recruit the Northeast. He develops guys. He started as the defensive line coach, look how many of those guys are in the NFL right now. He's motivated and he's exactly what Temple needs. He's going to be great."
At the age of 27, DiMichele has no doubt he could still play the game. He just tired of waiting for the opportunity.
DiMichele spent a couple stints with the Eagles before the 2009 season and played in an exhibition game but didn't make the roster.
He spent three days with the Calgary Stampeders and parts of two seasons with the Winnpeg Blue Bombers in the Canadian Football League but never saw the field in a regular-season game.
The former Owl standout spent 2011 playing for the Erie Explosion of the Southern Indoor Football League where he threw for 91 touchdowns and just seven interceptions in earning league MVP honors. The performance earned him a job in the Arena League with the Soul last year, where he threw for three touchdowns in 35 passes as the backup quarterback for the league runner-up.
The last season of not seeing the field much made DiMichele decide he wasn't going to pursue playing again.
"I had to make an adult decision, a big man decision," said DiMichele. "The money in the AFL isn't great. Someday I'd like to own a house. Sometimes you have to move on and set up the rest of your life.
"I love competing, I felt like I earned more playing time, but I'm not the first guy that's happened to. The one year I really had fun was in Erie, because I had a chance to do what I've always done. I'm sure in the future I might regret that I stopped playing, but it was getting hard to stay motivated and I had decided I was going to take this year off and look for a regular job. I was praying about what to do next."
His prayers were answered when Rhule, who had left Temple to become the assistant offensive line coach with the New York Giants, was named to return as the head coach.
"It was the perfect situation for me," said DiMichele.
Temple has struggled for consistency at the quarterback position since DiMichele left after he threw for 5,024 yards and 45 touchdowns in a three-year career as starter that included significant injuries in his junior and senior campaigns.
He helped lead the Owls from one win in 2006 to four wins in 2007 to five wins in 2008, setting up a three-year run of bowl eligibility that ended this year.
Temple won 26 games from 2009-2011, though haven't settled on a starting quarterback in any season. The Owls were 4-7 after moving to the Big East this year.
In the four seasons since DiMichele graduated, the Owls have gone from
Vaughn Charlton
Chester Stewart
, back to Charlton, back to Stewart, to
Mike Gerardi
, back to Stewart, to
Chris Coyer
and finally to Juice Granger at the quarterback position.
Coyer, Granger and
Kevin Newsome
will compete to be the Owls' starting quarterback this spring with a possibility that a fifth straight different quarterback will open the season for the Owls when they play at Notre Dame.
"The quarterback position is not an easy one to play," said DiMichele. "I don't know exactly what it is, but I've seen Chester play, seen Chris run, seen Juice play, Gerardi was good at times. They're recruiting the right players, the system is right. But that's what Rhule is here to do, to help straighten out that situation.
"He's going to pass the ball and it's all about who can make the right reads, check down when necessary and complete passes, and if you do that you will move the football.
"I'm going to help them out, maybe there's something I'll see that they don't see. But I just can't wait to get there and get started."
As DiMichele prepares to return to Temple, he remembered the tough beginning when he came here in Golden's first season and knows what is possible with a future under Rhule, who started at Temple the same time.
"I remember losing 62-0 to Louisville and Minnesota that first year, then standing on the sideline the year after I graduated, playing UCLA (in the EagleBank) Bowl, taking it all in," said DiMichele. "Philadelphia is my second home. I have my Temple degree and my jersey hanging on the wall.
"I've been here, I've seen the struggle and now we're in the Big East, even though it's changing, playing in San Diego, at Notre Dame. ...I want to be there to see it in the future and be part of it again."
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I have on a mission to find a clean natural sounding amp to power the ALIII. The ribbon drivers present a very difficult load. I found a 700 b rebuilt by an electrical engineering professor who does it as a hobby. WOW. So this a a mint 700b and maybe upgraded slightly from original. Without going into long analysis of music this amp has massive power and transparency and it does sound more tube than solid state unless you drive it to clipping. The closest thing I have heard that compares is the Boulder or Levinson amps which are thousands of dollars. In 1978 money this amp approached the $5000.00 price tag. Anyway I only paid $500 and what a steal. It is like buying a Ferrari for the price of a Chevy Cavalier. And being vintage it will go up in value. I would avoid overdriving. However, if this amp was used on efficient speakers of the cone design one would be operating at about 5-10 watts giving you massive reserves and low distortion. This amp would probably blow a high efficiency speaker. I assure you that you will be listening to all your music all over again. This amp proves that solid state does not have to sound harsh.
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Sometimes I have nightmares about hooking up a Phase 700 to my Lowthers!
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I first heard the Fuzz Linear in the mid 1970s; great amp for driving Bose 901s.
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You will find some interesting reading about these amps on this Official Phase Linear web site. Dean is the last PL factory trained technician still doing repairs.
This amp is indeed a powerhouse, however, proceed with caution. These amps were well known to short out and take the speaker drivers out with them.
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This amp when refurbished is an excellent vintage performer but is not designed to handle planer loads which can drop below 2 ohms. Use this only on conventional 8 ohm speakers otherwise the amp will overheat.
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All phase Linears ran hot. I sold these amps in the early 70`s. Put a fan on it, & it`ll drive low efficiency 4 ohm spkrs. all day & night long. Might, & I`ll hedge here, even deal with 2 ohm dips that aren`t that common.
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I have a Series II, and have had no trouble with it. It does make some pops when turned off. It really opens up the speakers. This was a legendary amp in the seventies. For $400.00 at the pawn shop, it was a steal.
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I have a Series II, and have had no trouble with it. It does make some pops when turned off. It really opens up the speakers. This was a legendary amp in the seventies. For $400.00 at the pawn shop, it was a steal.
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I still have the series 1. It ran hot and I installed fans in the back to keep it cool. It destroyed many a great speaker-- and I would not have had it any other way-- Nothing today comes close.
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Yes I had the original 700B when it first came out then the series2. I could get 625 per channel out of it then i would start taking drivers out. Tweeters then mids then woofers:)
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This is a follow up. This amp as well as any vintage piece should be restored with a complete rebuild if it is to be used on a regular basis and maintain reliability. About $700 to upgrade and restore this amp. But at this point we are then talking about a different piece of equipment. I do not recommend this amp for difficult loads.
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Not a bad solid state amplifier from the 70's.....Mr. Carver was right about having sufficient power to handle musical peaks. I ran mine for about twenty-odd years with nary a problem. I bought mine back in 1976 (Series 1), and it ran reliably day-in day-out, year-in year-out. The only thing that went bad was that the lamps behind the VU meters burned out. It was the most powerful stereo amp back then when it came out (350 wpc). I still have my Phase Linear 700B, safely in storage and in perfect operating condition, but it has been long retired. Other amps resided in my system since then; now I have tube monoblocks. Maybe one day I'll dig out my Phase for fun and hear how it sounds with my present system.
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I know I'm late adding a follow-up 2 1/2 years after the last one but I just inherited a 700B amp; 4000 pre-amo; 1000 noise reducer and I don't know a thing about them other than the little I've picked up on the web. This equipment has been stored by several members of the same family. It belonged to a deceased family member and even though no one wanted to use it, no one wanted to get rid of it either. I feel very fortunate to have inherited it but am on a fixed income and can't afford $700 to rebuild the amp, let alone the other two components. I was considering cleaning it up, both inside and out, applying deoxit to the switches and connectors and possibly purchasing a variable transformer to bring it on line very slowly. Beyond that, I am lost and I certainly do not wish to destroy this valued equipment. Help!!!
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The 700B is good but for some reason the 400 sounds even better (I owned both). These direct coupled amps were probably the best sounding SS amps of their times and certainly outdistanced the Crown DC300 & D150s which were their major SS competitors. Both Phases had very anemic power supply capacitors and the sound can be significantly improved by outboarding more. And yes, they can handle 4 ohm loads easily and run a little hot so a whisper fan is a good idea.
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I enjoyed learning about this very important segment of American society. It is a very relevant and needed piece of history for all to view, especially here in Texas.
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I am Hispanic and Edna is my hometown. Graduated in 1970 from Edna High School. Even then, it was a big no-no to date a white girl. In matter of fact, it was unheard of to even think of that possibility. When I was in the 8th grade, the Blacks were intergraded with the rest of us. Tensions were high among the white and black students. Not so much for us Hispanics. Sure, things are different now in Edna when it comes to inter-racial marriages. But...
the Redneck atmosphere still exists through the town. Even in the courts and daily politics of this small town.
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This does an excellent job of explaining Mexican Americans and their struggle for equality. If you are a teacher who does the Civil Rights Movement, you need this to finish that unit.
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This dvd should be paired with " Eyes on the Prize" or "Brown v. Board of Education"! It explains the discrimination faced by Mexican-Americans in Texas at the very same time as African-Americans were fighting for their rights across the US. It should be seen together not as "A Class Apart".
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How do i make other units follow through with their waypoints when a certain unit or units reach a certain spot?
How do i make other units follow through with their waypoints when a certain unit or units reach a certain spot?
You could set a variable to true in the On Activation of the Unit A waypoint after which you want Unit B to continue moving. Then you write the same variable name in Condition for Unit Bs waypoint where you want it to wait for A.
Or you could synchronize A and B waypoints. I'm still not 100% about how synchronizing works (I've had some strange results) but it's supposed to be possible that way
The best (I use it) way is to use the "lock WP false and true".
Whan the unit u want to stop reaches his first (or else waypoint) use "thisunit lockWp true" and when u go to the trigger use "thisunit lockWP false".
Not sure if you'll understand me, I'm Polish and my English is very poor.
Well thanks for the replys but I have no idea what you both are talking about I have made a million missions but they have always been just basic waypoints and some copying and pasting scripts so I really have no idea what you are talkin about So if you could be more specific I'd appriciate it thanks
Make both groups, and their waypoints
When you want group A to activate group B on WP 4 for instance.
Make a trigger at WP 4, name the trigger, make it a "switch" with no conditions, just activated by the side you are on.
Then syncronise the trigger with the first WP of group B.
So when group A activates the trigger group B's waypoint will be activated and they will work their waypoints.
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That leads me to a question. I have a mission in which a soldier patrols in circles. I want him to stop patrolling when a trigger is by another trigger activated.
So I have trigger A that activates and another trigger B that should change the soldiers behaviour (he should take cover) .
I synchronized trigger B (switch) to one of the waypoints the guy walks by.
And that`s the problem: The soldier now moves only to the waypoint where the trigger B is synchronized to and stops or doesn`t even move there. Even if trigger A is not activated that would activate trigger B.
How can I get that guy to patrol and then change his behavoiur when a trigger is activated. Must`ve made a mistake.
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Thumbing through Gavin's book allowed me to appreciate my home's messy zones, scratched wood floors and quirky touches (the Knight Rider doll being the one that springs to mind). Though I suppose until I get that book deal (or I dunno, take up painting), I may have less of an excuse.


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The Catholic Archbishop of Dublin has sympathised with the family of Savita Halappanavar and described her death as a 'terrible disaster'.
Archbishop Diarmuid Martin spoke for the first time after Savita died after doctors at a Galway hospital refused to terminate her pregnancy and save her life.
The leading cleric told mass goers: "Here's a family that six weeks ago was going into what should have been one of the happiest moments of their life - the birth of a new child.
"Now the whole thing has collapsed into a terrible disaster . You just don't know how the father is standing up to such a terrible disaster."
The Irish Times has reported that the Archbishop told parishoners that he was however taken aback by some of the reaction to the news of Savita's death.
Speaking after tens of thousands attended vigils in Savita's honor over the weekend, he refuted claims that Ireland is not a 'safe place' to be pregnant.
The Archbishop added: "I was a little distressed at some of the reaction: somebody saying, for example, Ireland isn't a safe place to be pregnant.
"The facts show us we have in fact one of the lowest levels of maternal mortality in the world, which means that whatever practices we have are producing the results that we should respect and respect the commitment of our doctors, nurses, midwives and others who put them into practice every day with very positive results. "
He also told his flock that he remains proud of nationality in spite of international criticism.
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"When I look at the standards of maternal care that exist in this country and I would hope that we will be able to maintain that".
"Most doctors would go through their entire career without ever losing a patient coming to them in childbirth. In developing countries the sad thing is that this does occur and even in some developed countries."
Asked by the paper about the silence of church figures, including himself, since news of the Savitatragedy emerged, he said they did not know what had happened in the case.
He said: "I don't know the details of what happened.
"Catholic teaching in medical ethics is to save lives and the practice in the country shows that in so many conflictual situations the end product is saving lives.
"That may also be due, to an extent, to the pro-life ethos of all our doctors and nurses, Catholic, non-Catholic or non-believers. They have been scrupulous in ensuring the highest quality of care."
Asked about the need for political involvement in the case, he said: "I don't know. All I'll say is that overall the level of maternal mortality is extremely low by international standards, which means that something is working.
"Where there have been conflicts they have been resolved - and they have been resolved, it would seem to me, in a successful way."
Eamonn has not replied to the question I put to him about his statistic, "that last year, ELEVEN women died in childbirth in England after contracting septicaemia." My question is 'How many of the 11 women who died of septicemia in England were Irish women whose doctors referred them to the UK for abortion of health- or life-endangering pregnancies?' Irish law prohibits abortion even when the fetus has lethal anomalies. When existing Irish law sends women to prison for life (the 1861 anti-abortion law), women delay, sometimes too long, and life-threatening problems develop. How many of those UK deaths were Irish women sent abroad to seek life-saving medical care?
Oh, BTW, I think that EamonnDublin has some very valid points to make about the contraction and care for septicaemia.
As another author described, the media jumped on the bandwagon in this tragic case before all the facts had been made public. It is legal in Ireland to abort if the mother's life is in jeopardy. There is also an ethical aspect in Roman Catholicism called the Principle of Double Effect. I am not a trained ethicist, but Portia777, I think that would be the case here so hating the Roman Catholic Church is not in order. The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy says of Double Effect, "It is claimed that sometimes it is permissible to cause such a harm as a side effect (or "double effect") of bringing about a good result even though it would not be permissible to cause such a harm as a means to bringing about the same good end." SO saving the mother's life by allowing the baby to die might be permissible. (Though I have seen that denied elsewhere.)I think that in the end run, we as media consumers just do not know all the facts so the hating must stop.
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this series of comments with a few honourable exceptions support the view that the truth ought not get in the way of invinciblebigoted ignorance. 1 . if the mother's life was lost on the basis that a decision was made not to terminate the pregnancy on the mistaken view that such a procedure was unlawful then it is possible that a doctor or doctors might be prosecuted for culpable homicide. First it would have to be shown that termination would as a matter of fact have been essential to save the life of the mother. had that been the case then not terminating the pregnancy might be shown to have been to be the cause of the mother's death. What if there had been a termination and the mother's life had been saved would the doctors be free of prosecution? Not necessarily so! Don't forg et that the State stopped "X" from trying to get an abortion in the UK by depriving her of her constitutional right (unenumerated) to travel! So all it would take was for the State to decide that the termination was not (really)necessary therefore the doctors could be prosecuted under the Offences against the Person Act 1861. So who can tell me that "clarity" is not required?
more moral cowardice from the people of Ireland.
More unthinking nonsense Norm, which shows an unwillingness to reflect on this tragic situation which has not even reached the inquiry stage yet.
This all proves again the real enemy of Ireland was the Catholic Corporation. Wake up ffs...
Idiotic comments from Joe, in view of the less-than-clear circumstances which caused the young woman's death, and the inquiry stage has not been reached yet. This is indicative of the unthinking attitude of a lot of people regarding this tragedy, which requires less ideological posturing and campaigning and more reflection.
By the way, Joe, your comment that the doctors in Galway committed manslaughter is a libellous comment. You really should be more careful. If the doctors take exception to it, it might cost you a lot of money. You really should wait for the result of the Inquiry before you come out with dangerous stuff like that. Éamonn.
"JoeKelsall" - For your info, I am not a practicing Catholic. I do indeed say the odd prayer - but usually when I have a problem. I find it helps me personally. You please do whatever you want, but let me do what I want as long as I am not hurting anybody. Now, Joe, exactly where have you discovered that the good doctors and/or nurses in Galway are guilty of manslaughter? I should like to know. Have you informed the Inquiry of this knowledge of yours? As for England, I spent 21 years there - and I came back to Ireland to raise my children here. Speaking of England, for whose people I have the height of respect and admiration, I understand that last year, ELEVEN women died in childbirth in England after contracting septicaemia. Now, Joe, England is NOT a Catholic country - and England ALLOWS abortion, more or less on demand. So, Joe, I wonder why those eleven women died? Was that manslaughter also? I don't believe it was. Was it because of the Church of England, or the Muslims, or the Presbyterians, or the Methodists, or the Atheists? I don't believe it was. Was it because the doctors and/or nurses are "inhumane" (of which ours have been accused because of the recent death)? I don't believe it was. I believe that everybody will have done their utmost to save these most unfortunate women. However, I am sure that you, with your apparent "inside" knowledge of such matters, will educate the rest of us with all of the facts. So, please do tell, Joe - why did the eleven women die? Oh, and Joe, you really should try to stop hurling insults around the place - it is very childish, it lowers the tone a lot, and it detracts from any argument you might think you are putting forward. Éamonn, Dublin, (Extremely Proud to be Irish).
But not enough of a disaster to prevent another one just like it from happening oh say, this afternoon, eh, archbishop?
EamonnDublin: What a bloviated ignorant fool you are. Jeez, your knees must be worn out praying? This is a straighforward storyof doctors putting religious dogma before duty. Manslaughter in fact. You mmay be proud to be Irish but Ireland does not need your kind. You should have been interred with DeValera! I , also, hail from Ireland and I am now a 'blow in' in the UK where the MOTHER'S life has priority. That is how it should be. The Christian witch doctors have got you fooled.
I appreciate that PATRICK COUNIHAN provided liberal quotes in this article rather than side-snippety opinion as we have seen in some yellow journalism of past weeks, here.
Sandy was a "terrible disaster". THIS death is the product of closed minds, and is purely man-made. THIS death was caused by men who have perverted the words of Christ, and are denying the TRUE Christian message. For the BIG GUY didn't go around preaching fear and hate, nor did HE rail against birth control ...or abortion....or gay marriage. HIS words and HIS message were simple and "down to earth": 1 Corinthians 13 / The Greatest Gift: And now abide faith, hope, love, these three; but the greatest of these is love. I know that their are many good people out there that call themselves Catholic ...many good people searching for answers, searching for community, and searching for a way. ...in this all-too-harsh world. There's only one thing I can say to you: think for yourself, be yourself, trust yourself. Don't just accept something because it comes from a "voice of authority". For ultimately YOU are responsible for your life, and how you try to live it. That's why you have freedom of choice and a conscience: to choose, NOT just to follow....
"Kickstar" - Well said. Shure we just LOVE scourging ourselves! Éamonn, Dublin, Extremely PROUD TO BE IRISH - where the rate of death in childbirth is one of the very lowest in the world.
I never in my life thought I would live to witness such a spineless display of gutlessness from Irish politicians, who are running like scalded rats for cover, over an issue they had not the intestinal fortitude to deal with in twenty years. And of course the Church is a useful whipping boy at this painful time, when the have to confront their ugly mugs in the mirror, I'm just waiting for one of them to utter 'God made us do it'. As tragic as the death of a beautiful young woman and her baby in childbirth was, it surely was not cause for the overthrow of the state, or the condemnation of our race and each and every aspect of our culture. It is times like this that one generally sees the people come forward against the state who are not really secure in their culture, or have another axe to grind, But to see the editor of this publication Niall o' Dowd basically fold in an interview on Aljazerra, was the limit, considering the facts of this case are not even fully known at present, Mr O Dowd hung his head in shame for his nation quite voluntarily, and accepted that the medical staff in Galway were guilty of gross malpractice, and as a nation without any type of Abortion we were a disgrace.
Didn't see my earlier post. So here goes again. I grew up in Mass as the child of Irish immigrant parents (from Dingle, Co. Kerry to be specific) I remember that my mom and all of her friends/relatives used the same OBGYN physician to guide them during their pregnancies. Much later, I asked her how come she paid so much money we honestly didn't have at the time (same for most of her firends). Her reply, one I will never forget, and only later understood completely. "Dr Fortin never lost a mother." To this day, I have a mass said for Dr. Fortin and have menitoned him in my will so that this tribute will conginue as long as the Church says Masses. I was 8 years old when one of my firends and his six siblings were leaving the Mercy (Catholic, obviously but very short on mercy at that time) were leaving the hospital in tears after their mother died in childbirth. Obviously the "unborn" died too. I will never forget my mother's words: What a waste. They should all be ashamed. God will punish them.
Eh, well…the posters below, with one or two exceptions, show how little they know about the supremely highly-rated Irish medical care of pregnant women or of its ethos. The ethos is not religiously-based at all, you fools… Know your facts before you splurge your ignorance for the whole world to read. Irish Central and its comments, including mine, are hugely read around the world. "By the shine on their shoes you will know them…"… Huh? Me arse! By the dagger of their written words they display themselves as ignorant fools. We all know that, shine or no shine.
What an insult to that poor girls family
What has been lacking in this entire discussion is the knowledge of the dentist, HERSELF. Albeit not an MD, she never the less was fully aware of infections and blood poisoning. She knew she was dying. Can anyone imagine that horror and her looking at these dopes- who could have made the call and removed the contagion? The Galway doctors were professionally derelict. This highly educated, essential medical service provider and TAX PAYER to Ireland, not to mention someone who was loved and cherished by many- a REALITY was lost do to a not even potentiality. I am PRO LIFE- meaning I AM PRO CHOICE. My body my decision. We are not hand maidens or baby machines. The sperm is not sacred. The egg decides. Ireland, congratulations on your outpouring of sympathy and disgust. Please, Please acknowledge the horror this woman was put through. What a horrible, unnecessary way to die. Chuck the church, that does hate women and get on with being a secular society. You are a small country. It is the only way you will succeed.
Sean - "Meanspirited"? I didn't think so - I rather thought it was bone-shakingly to the point. As you know, some countries have a culture of aborting babies simply because they are female, hence my comment to Ciara. If we are to have ferociously insulting outbursts against the Irish on the boards and in the media, surely a few home truths, albeit shocking, are to be allowed. As for my "Best Wishes" offering, you might remember that Ciara and I had a playful online verbal "flirt" a few months ago - my "Best Wishes" offering was a throwback to that and was not even in the most remote crevice of my mind considered to be a "sneer". Similarly, because you and I have a "history" of some mutuality, you will notice that I now always offer your good self my "Best Wishes" - as I again do, without any question of its being offered in any way but the best intentions, as I did to Ciara. Éamonn, Dublin, Extremely Proud to be Irish.
Therre is no mention in the cardin inal's comments about Catholic moral teaching in this matter. I learned in the seminary 43 years ago that it is permissable to abort a fetus to save a mother's life. I doubt if that teaching changed. Why didn't the cardinal say that and add that he is looking into the practices at the Galway hospital. All he did was give a shout out to Irish nationalism. Save that for St. Patrick's Day.
Post Gone!!! Eamonn your reply to Ciaradexy was a little meanspirited and your "best wishes" sign off more like a sneer.
The cardinal "felt sorry" for the death but did not conemn the method and by his silence he condones the methods used. His apaology is a slap in the face andand only hurts the family involved.
Ciara, Just as well for you that you were born in Ireland. If you were from some other countries, you might not be here at all - especially with being female and all that! Best Wishes, Éamonn, Dublin, Extremely Proud to be Irish.
Gombeenman is the proper description for him.
"Joe Kelsall", So YOU know all the details of the tragic lady's death? Please do pass on this knowledge - you are one of the very few who know. Please include what you know about the Catholic church's instructions in the maternity unit. Also please include what you know about "neglect" in the matter. Éamonn, Dublin, Extremely Proud to be Irish.
This incident is a window into the type of medieval morality which Ryan, Aiken, Mourdock, et al., want to inflict upon America's women. Something I have not heard in this controversy is that, given the atmosphere of religious belief in which her doctors practiced and which they apparently embraced without question, it may well have been that they were not competent to evaluate whether, when and how procedures that would have saved her life should have been administered. One is left to wonder how many Irish women have suffered the same fate and whose families have been silenced by fear of offending the church. This is the environment of medical ignorance that the rabid anti-choice movement wish to impose here.
Another pompous bloated bishop lying through his teeth! He must be the only man in the world who has not read the details of this lady's death. This has NOTHING to do with infants child death statistics.The child was dead and the mother died from neglect.When are these holy men going to take reponsibility for their erroneous beliefs?
irl, Sweden and Italy have abortion and those countries are better again than here for maternal mortality. As an irish woman, i want the option of abortion available to me and my female family and friends.
Such hatred on these boards! Such venomous, viciously anti-Catholic and even totally libellous comments. They make very sad reading, indeed I fear for the sanity of some of the posters and I also feel very sad for those who might have to live with them. Having a point of view, even a very strong point of view, is one thing and can be admirable, but to border on the evil - and often to go way over the border - betrays a certain diseased rationality, a rabid, drooling, salivating type of sheer hatred and evil. What is even more saddening is the fact that Irish Central sees fit to publish these comments. Éamonn, Dublin, Ireland.
Irish Central is the heart of darkness,a progressive propaganda machine.
It is still safer to give birth in Ireland. Maternal Deaths per 100,000 births by Country Ireland ranked 6th - 5.7 deaths UK ranked 23rd - 8.2 deaths US ranked 39th - 16.7 deaths India ranked 157th – 253.8 deaths
what will this brave man say about the ducks in a barrel attack on gaza - I'm listening ? how long has it been since your last mouthings on something worthy of yer exhalted standing - you and pope are snivelling conmen supreme.
"Catholic teaching in medical ethics is to save lives and the practice in the country shows that in so many conflictual situations the end product is saving lives." What has Roman Catholic church to do with medicine?They are not medical doctors, are they? No. let them get on with talking and listening to the invisible man in the sky. Others who hear voices like that get carted off by the white coat men, but not these boys in frocks
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More double-speak from Rome. Why is this creep Chairman of Ireland's largest pediatric children's hospital, Crumlin? Rather, why should he be? >>>>>"The facts show us we have in fact one of the lowest levels of maternal mortality in the world". But of course; crisis maternity cases are dealt with in the UK. Savita H's husband did not know this however..


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SDX Board of Directors Meeting Minutes
April 30, 2000 - Phoenix, Ariz.
Meeting Date: April 30, 2000, 11:45 a.m.
Meeting Place: The Crowne Plaza Hotel, Phoenix, Ariz.
Roll Call:
Foundation Members Present: 17 | Foundation Members Absent: 4 |
Paul Steinle Paul McMasters Georgiana Vines Howard Dubin Betsy Ashton David Boardman Fred Brown David Carlson Paul Davis Steve Geimann G. Kelly Hawes Jane Kirtley Hoag Levins Dori Maynard Tony Mauro Kyle Niederpruem Sue Porter |
Phil Record Lou Dobbs Frank Gibson Russell Pulliam |
Staff Members Present: 4
Jim Gray, SPJ Executive Director
Julie Grimes, SPJ Communications Director
Catherine Davis, SPJ Director of Finance
Traci Christler, SPJ Director of Membership and Awards
Guests Present:
Robert Leger, Irwin Gratz, Lisa Rollins, Al Cross, Oren Campbell, Mark Scarp, Jim Parker
SDX President Paul Steinle called the meeting to order and acknowledged the recent death of Foundation board member June Anderson Almquist. Steinle noted her volunteer spirit and enthusiasm. Board members shared stories of time with Almquist. Georgiana Vines donated a photograph of Almquist and other Wells Key winners to the Societys archives and mentioned that the Society will also be honoring Almquists memory during the Leader Breakfast at the National Convention in Columbus, Ohio. Executive Director Jim Gray mentioned that he would be working to secure funding to remodel the atrium in the new headquarters building and name it after Almquist.
Steinle next acknowledged the resignation of board member Reginald Stuart. Stuart has been a great friend to the organization over the years, at times, almost single-handedly keeping the doors to the Society open. The board appreciates his work and service.
New Foundation Board Members
Steinle recognized new appointments to the Foundation board by SPJ President Kyle Niederpruem, noting that her appointments departed from the past practices and included excellent selections. New appointments are David Carlson, David Boardman, Hoag Levins and Tony Mauro.
Motion by G. Kelly Hawes to formally approve these one-year appointments. Second by Betsy Ashton. Motion carried unanimously.
Treasurer's Report
Treasurer Howard Dubin presented his report noting that the value of Central Newspapers Inc. stock as decreased 33 percent. This stock is the Foundations main holding, and the Foundation still has 50 percent of the stock it initially received. Dubin recommended that this was not a good time to sell. As history for new board members, Dubin pointed out that until about three years ago, all of the Foundations investments were in CNI stock.
Board members asked about the decision last fall to hire an outside money manager to manage a portion of the Foundations funds. The consensus of the board was that it was time to implement the decision of the board to hire this person.
Dave Carlson pointed out that one shouldnt have more than 20 percent of holdings in one particular investment. Consider divesting itself of a large portion of its stock. If anyone has names they would like considered for this position, contact Howard Dubin.
The decision of the prior board will be enacted immediately. Dubin plans to hire the investment manager for the $500,000 for 18 months within 60 days. Paul Steinle will send an e-mail announcement to board members once this manager is in place.
Motion by Betsy Ashton to continue to diversify the Foundations holdings and that sales of CNI stock be made at a prudent time. Second by Steve Geimann. The motion carried.
In favor 14
Opposed 1
Board members discussed that the Foundations original diversification goal was to sell half of its CNI stock. It was suggested that the new goal be that no more than 20 percent of the Foundations holdings would be in any one asset.
The group briefly discussed the fact that a financial committee had been appointed by President Paul Steinle.
Headquarters Report
Executive Director Jim Gray announced that Liz Ellis, director of development, had resigned. Board members were concerned about the loss of Ellis and its effects on fund raising and whether Ellis had determined that her ability to raise funds for the organization was limited. Gray said that he would continue his active role in the Capital Campaign.
Gray said the Campaign was approaching $300,000 raised, and he was waiting on word from a potential major gift. He should know something in about one week. He is still seeking 100 percent participation in the campaign from the Foundations and Societys boards of directors. Jane Pauley has agreed to serve as honorary chair of the campaign.
The campaign goal of $1 million will cover the $400,000 that was taken from the two organizations invested reserves. When the campaign reaches the $1 million goal, the $400,000 will be returned to the organizations invested reserves. Building construction is ahead of schedule, and even though some costs have increased, others have gone down, and Gray says the building will come in under budget and on time.
The official ribbon cutting is set for Aug. 11. In addition to Jane Pauley, Gray expects the mayor of Indianapolis and the governor of Indiana to attend.
Paul Steinle reiterated that board members were ready to get involved in fund raising for the building and the organization. The instructions from headquarters had been to wait until all major donors had been approached. Headquarters should put together a plan for seeking funds and give the board members a green light to move forward. The plan is essential. Gray said he would put together a complete plan along with funding options and provide it to board members.
Gray explained that the board needed to pass a resolution authorizing him to borrow up to $400,000 to complete the renovations to the building if necessary.
Motion by Paul Davis to approve this resolution. Second by Howard Dubin.
Motion carried. The text of the resolution follows:
Of the BOARD OF DIRECTORS
RESOLVED, that the Board of Directors authorizes Society of Professional Journalists, Inc. (the "Corporation") to borrow up to Four Hundred Thousand Dollars ($400,000.00) in the aggregate from the Farmers Bank (the "Bank"), secured by certain real estate and personal property of the Corporation upon the terms provided in that certain Commitment Letter/Loan Agreement, dated November 23, 1999, a copy of which has been submitted to the Board of Directors (the "Agreement").
RESOLVED FURTHER, that James L. Gray, Executive Director of the Corporation, or any other authorized officer of the Corporation, acting singly, be, and hereby is, authorized and directed to execute for and on behalf of the Corporation any and all documents required in connection with the Agreement, including, but not limited to a, all construction notes, promissory notes, other evidences of indebtedness, real estate mortgages, loan agreements, security agreements, other collateral documents evidencing or governing the loans pursuant to the Agreement, and any and all other affidavits, instruments or documents necessary to effectuate the Agreement, and to take all such further actions for and on behalf of the Corporation as may be required in connection with the Agreement.
RESOLVED, that all actions taken to date by and on behalf of the Corporation relating to the Agreement are hereby ratified and confirmed.
RESOLVED, that the foregoing Resolutions shall remain in full force and effect until written notice of their amendment or rescission shall have been delivered to the Farmers Bank.
SPJ Web Site Proposal Discussion
David Carlson led the discussion of the proposed funding for the Society of Professional Journalists new Web site. Carlson pointed out that any attempt to define an Internet strategy was shooting at a moving target and that board members should see this proposal as a fluid document that will change as needs change. The site would be a journalists start page. It would have a purpose for SPJ members, journalists who are not members and the general public. There would be personalizable features like the ability to search the Web, check weather, news and stocks, and other areas of interest to journalists. Its a place for people interested in journalism to begin surfing the Net, and in the process, they will learn about SPJ.
SPJ-related, the site will allow members to update their information, join and renew online and register for conferences. There will be space for SPJ committees and chapters to host their own content. There would also be new discussion lists open to anyone in areas like student news, broadcast, print, ethics, FOI, new media, membership issues, etc.
Cost issues have been kept at a minimum by utilizing outside space hosting and allowing volunteers, as well as staff, access to update the site. The "portal" concept works because it doesnt require SPJ-generated content on a daily basis. Carlson pointed out that the SPJ board unanimously reaffirmed its support of this project.
Gray assured board members that he is committed to maintaining this site once it is established and will examine a realignment of staff to accommodate this proposal in the future. The director of communications will have responsibility for feeding content into the site, and an additional worker would be added. After year-two, SPJ would assume full costs of operating the site.
When asked, Carlson explained that marketing the site was not addressed in this proposal in the interest of keeping the proposal at a reasonable cost. Gray pointed out that it could be marketed in Quill and at SPJ functions. One board member suggested having the www.spj.org URL on the cover of Quill. Every page of the magazine should say, www.spj.org. SPJ should review every one of its activities to determine ways to costlessly integrate the marketing of SPJs Web site.
The group briefly discussed content on the site and the necessity of new, valuable information that was kept up to date.
Carlson told board members that if the board approved the program today it shouldnt take more than 60 to 90 days before the site was operating. The design will included placeholders to be able to add advertising in the future.
Ashton suggested the following slogan for the Web site: "Get to the source
Gray mentioned that Jay Small, from the Indianapolis Star, will be taking over for Andrew Nachison. Small designed the Web site for the Society of News Design.
Motion by Howard Dubin to postpone the database project and to move the $120,000 in that project to fund support the Societys Web site project. Second by Ashton. Motion carried unanimously.
The board took a short break and reconvened at 1:31 p.m.
Approval of Minutes from Oct. 3, 1999, Meeting
Motion by Howard Dubin to approve minutes from the Oct. 3, 1999, board meeting as corrected. Second by Betsy Ashton. Motion carried.
• Page 3 -- Change COUNCIL to COUNSEL
• Page 4 -- Change THAT THE PRESIDENTS TERM BE LIMITED TO TWO 2-YEAR TERMS. to THAT THE BOARD CONSIDER ESTABLISHING AN INFORMAL LADDER STARTING WITH VICE PRESIDENT.
After a brief discussion, the board members asked that headquarters resume the policy of preparing an action list and distributing it to board members and staff after the meetings. This should ensure that actions from the board meetings are followed through between meetings.
Requests for Funding
Motion by G. Kelly Hawes to approve funding for the following requests: SPJ Legal Defense Fund Publicity Campaign ($14,400), Student Press Law Centers Campus Crime Handbook ($11,000), and the SPJ International Journalism Committees Geneva Handbook ($10,000), for a total of $35,400. Second by Georgiana Vines. Motion carried.
Motion by Jane Kirtley to approve a $25,000 grant to the National Freedom of Information Coalition. The funds are to be earmarked for startup FOI groups or grants for fledging state FOI groups in existence one year or less. Second by Ashton. Motion carried unanimously.
Motion by Georgiana Vines to encourage the Journalism Education Association to continue to develop its manual on handling crisis situations in schools and look at making it available on a Web site and SDX would consider at another time a proposal for assisting with that project. Second Howard Dubin. Motion carried.
Paul Steinle will convey this information to JEA.
Foundation Bylaws Discussion
Board members discussed several options regarding Foundation bylaws and nominations procedures for board seats. Suggestions included an informal "ladder" to the presidency and actually setting a specific number of board seats. A Bylaws Task Force was created. The members are:
G. Kelly Hawes, Chair
Kyle Niederpruem
Paul Davis
Steve Geimann
Jim Gray, advisory position
Budget Discussion
The board discussed the revenue item of contributions from individuals budgeted at $45,000. Proposed for 2000 is $27,418. Actual as of today is $20,500. There was concern about putting that number at $45,000.
Motion by Paul Davis to approve the budget as amended. Second by Betsy Ashton. Motion carried.
• Drop Contributions from Individuals from $45,000 to $25,000
• Set Administrative Fees at $8,000
Other Business
Strategic Planning
The group briefly discussed the organizations strategic planning process. Geimann noted that a report had been prepared for Quill magazine. Niederpruem gave a brief report on the strategic planning discussions during the recent SPJ Regional Conferences.
The group again briefly discussed plans for fund raising and the development director position. Board members said they needed an articulate message regarding funding that everyone could agree on. They need a list of programs that could be funded. They also would like a doable process for developing donors and seeking funds.
Taishoff Fund -- Broadcasting Seminar
Kyle Niederpruem explained what had been done with the Taishoff Fund this year. Money was used for publicizing the Region 6 Conference focused on broadcasting and to grant students scholarships to attend. Region 6 is interested in a similar arrangement next year.
Paul Davis pointed out that this was a restricted fund, and the Foundation has been somewhat loose with its use. He asked that a discussion of the Taishoff Fund and the Taishoff Broadcasting seminar be put on the agenda for the next meeting.
Paul Steinle instructed Gray to have the new development director to research the Taishoff fund and meet with the Taishoff family before the next board meeting in consultation with Jim. A board member would attend this meeting with the development director.
Other Notes
Paul Steinle announced that Quinnipiac College is about to become Quinnipiac University. Because of the additional time constraints, Steinle will be stepping down as president of the Foundation at the October 2000 convention after serving one year instead of two in his current term. Vice President Paul McMasters has agreed to succeed him.
Secretary Georgiana Vines announced that her term on the board expires this fall, and she will be leaving the board. She indicated her interest in remaining involved and offered to support the board and seek a replacement.
Steinle expressed his appreciation to all the individuals who have served so honorably and well up to this point.
Motion to adjourn by Fred Brown. Second by Kelly Hawes. The meeting was adjourned at 2:27 p.m.
Actions to be Taken
By Staff:
• Board members will be notified regarding the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the new headquarters.
• Staff will correct the minutes of the October board meeting and post the approved minutes to the Web site.
• Staff members will contact grant recipients and follow through with providing the grants allocated.
• Staff will make appropriate revisions to the approved Fiscal Year 2001 Budget.
• Staff will make a report and the Taishoff Fund will be a discussion item at the October board meeting.
By Board Members:
• Howard Dubin will work to select an independent financial manager.
• Paul Steinle will report back to board members by e-mail once the financial manager has been appointed.
• The holdings of the Foundation will continue to be diversified.
• Paul Steinle will contact the Journalism Education Association with information about their grant request.
• A newly created Bylaws Committee chaired by G. Kelly Hawes will begin meeting and make a report in October.
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Thanks Iiah and kennyuk77. Good to know it is not the game causing the low ratio. I will try to play with the TV setting tonight. As far as I recall the GT5 setting did not allow me any change in the aspect ratio and the PS3 setting as well. BTW ... maybe a relevant question here: I have the main PS3 screen also in the 4:3 ratio. I tried to enlarge it but could not. Does the PS3 main screen (settings etc.) come show in 16:9? If yes, my problem could be the TV. What is confusing me is that I can play some games on PS3 in full 16:9. I will confirm if I magaed
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