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Along the Watchtower: Meditating on Bob Dylan and Pope Francis
Seconds after the "white-smoke alert" was sent, people who couldn't or didn't want to rush to the Vatican poured instead into the "Twitter Square." As posts flooded the site, I couldn't help thinking of these words from Bob Dylan's "All Along the Watchtower":
There are many here among us who feel that life is but a joke. But you and I, we've been through that, and this is not our fate.
It was Fr. Robert Barron, the rector of the largest seminary in the United States and director of the New Evangeliziation, who got me listening to Dylan. The lyrics above describe perfectly the cacophony of sentiments expressed as the world waited to meet the new pope.
Many of us here feel life is but a joke.
There were the usual, tired Catholic-bashing Tweets. There were also honest, tragically justified condemnations of heinous human acts hidden under the cloak of religion badly lived. Women, angry the pope was not female, joined others who, like Piers Morgan, parasitically used the news to wave their arms for attention.
Genuinely sad, annoying, often understandable. And yet… they were there waiting too; instinctively grasping that beyond their cynicism, the Catholic pope is more than a punchline; somehow above the crime of being male, not truly synonymous with sex scandals.
But you and me, we've been through all that and this is not our fate.
Michelle Obama at the Oscars: Deconstructing America
In his often-bizarre but oh-so-brilliant analysis of the disastrous Star Wars prequels, Mike Stoklasa of Red Letter Media (video embedded below) commented on the opening sequence of A New Hope:
Compare this fecal matter [the Phantom Menace plot] to the opening of the original Star Wars. You see, a guy named William Shakesman once said, "Brevity is the soul of wit." This just means "don't waste my time." You keep it nice and simple. Without saying one word of awkward, boring political dialogue that goes on for ten minutes we know everything we need to know just by the visuals. Rebels. Empire. We get a sense of how small and ill-equipped the rebels are and how large and powerful the Empire is. The low angle implies dominance and the length of the Star Destroyer implies the long reach of the Empire. This shot says everything we need to without saying one word. In fact, this is so genius I have a feeling that George Lucas had nothing to do with it and probably fought against putting it in the movie.
Having Michelle Obama, first lady of the United States, present an Academy Award was such a brilliant strategy for advancing the post-structuralist deconstruction of America, even the Obamas themselves probably didn't realize how genius it was.
When the first lady's name appeared in Oscar tweets I checked to see if they were posted by The Onion; it sounded like the perfect goofball story. My heart sank when I realized she was really participating, and though I am sometimes petty or partisan in spite of my best efforts, I know if Laura Bush or Nancy Reagan had been teleported to Hollywood, the sick feeling in the pit of my stomach would have been the same.
The Society of St. Pius X and Antisemitism
Cults: The Mind Enslaved, Part V
Since November 6, 2012, I've joined many friends who just don't watch the news anymore. It seems the country is doing just fine without my frenzied attention to politics and that even in my absence, Drudge reached the billion-hit mark, though I could have sworn I made up half his tally!
Becoming a "news-hermit" was inspired by Roger L. Simon referencing Andrew Breitbart: "Politics is downstream from the culture." Contributions to healing America need to be cultural: authentic spirituality and more caring dedication to family.
After two months of the Internet Media Diet, I doubled the marinara splashes on my copy of Jasper's Kitchen Cookbook, whose recipes and philosophy are a prescription for what America really needs. I also managed to scribble the first 90,000 words of an old-fashioned romance novel, my intended stake-in-the-heart to pop-culture's obsession with contrived love-triangles, the sex appeal of paranormal lovers in varying states of post-burial-decay, and the loss of faith in unique, everlasting devotion.
Yesterday, I was jolted from this peaceful stint as "Vampire-Book-Slayer" by a very disturbing email. All levity aside, the Ghost of Sophie Scholl shook me from slumber and I questioned whether one can always, in good conscience, abandon the social realm.
The Catholic Herald UK reports that Bishop Fellay, superior general of the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX), the largest group of "Traditional Catholics," hosted a conference in Canada on December 12, 2012. The paper observed:
The head of the traditionalist Society of St Pius X has called Jewish people "enemies of the Church", saying Jewish leaders' support of the Second Vatican Council "shows that Vatican II is their thing, not the Church's".
Bishop Bernard Fellay, the society's superior general, said those most opposed to Rome granting canonical recognition to the SSPX have been "the enemies of the Church: the Jews, the Masons, the modernists".
He said these people, "who are outside of the Church, who over centuries have been enemies of the Church", urged the Vatican to compel the SSPX to accept Vatican II
VIDEO: Fr. Robert Barron's Take Down of Hookup Culture
If the intellectually honest, diverse and provocative PJ Lifestyle had a Catholic "chaplain" for its culture wars, it would have to be Fr. Robert Barron, the new director of the largest seminary in the United States and producer of the movie series, Catholicism. Who wouldn't be intrigued enough to at least have a "virtual beer" with the man who wrote the book on post-liberal Catholicism while calling Bob Dylan "one of his heroes?"
Fr. Barron brings his passion for the social implications and religious significance of cultural issues to those most impacted and excels at analyzing the complex shifting permanence that constitutes our human existence.
Baron's video "Discussion of the Hook-Up Culture" dovetails beautifully with PJ Lifestyle Editor, David Swindle's article, "When Marxists Make the Anti-Family Argument Honestly". Swindle reviews a New Inquiry article by Madelaine Schwartz which affirms:
The potential diffusion of the family (emergence of teen motherhood, single motherhood and premarital co-habitation) is one of the most exciting things to happen to the American social pattern since the sexual revolution.
Swindle identifies this "diffusion," read rather "destruction," as a chief element in the Marxist dismantling of the underpinnings of Western Civilization. Fr. Barron defines the "hook-up culture," as the pervasive cultural attitude that unfettered sexual experience is normal and even beneficial.
In their analysis, both men point to unpublished consequences of these closely related attitudes towards "liberated sex" and the resulting families. The New Left's diffused family, for all its lofty promise, leads inexorably to poverty, the natural off-spring of self-seeking disorder. The hook-up sexuality drives women, as Fr. Barron substantiates in his discussion, to the campus-therapist's office door.
Swindle and Barron argue that the family and family-centered sexuality are not simply conventions that can be swapped out for cooler upgrades, but are deeply rooted in our nature itself and produce specific consequences measurable by social and individual well-being.
Just as it does for the economic and medical facets of our lives, our Brave New World offers first a sexual "paradisum," a Utopia of rapturous personal and social gratification, only to crumble and leave, in its wake, a human debris field.
Related at PJ Lifestyle:
Emily Esfahani Smith's Plan to Crush Hook-Up Culture and Revive Dating
How Today's Young Women Learned to Sing the Truth About Hookup Culture
'Feminist Progress Right Now Largely Depends on the Existence of the Hookup Culture.'
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Recently CBS chief foreign correspondent and 60 Minutes host Lara Logan uttered the most profound and significant words heard from a reporter in recent memory. Addressing the Chicago Better Government Association, she reminded wayward professional journalism of its forgotten essence.
Presenting her research on the actual state of al-Qaeda in Afghanistan, Logan said:
So why did that story matter and why did we chose to do that particular story? If al-Qaeda was truly what drew us to Afghanistan after 9-11, we felt it was a fair and legitimate question to be asking of American leaders what the state of al-Qaeda is in Afghanistan. And you would have heard leaders, you would have heard bandied around the number fifty… only fifty al-Qaeda left in Afghanistan. The impression we are given is that they're one drone strike away from obliteration. And that's just simply not true. They know it is not true. What we had to do was set about investigating what was the truth and we had to be very careful about that because there is a distinction between investigating something to find out what the real situation is and trying to prove something that you believe is true. Those are two very different things and the second is a very dangerous thing. It is the enemy of great journalism. It is a trap that is very easy to fall into.
Giving a breathtaking demonstration of the self-effacement required by journalism as she had just re-defined it, Lara looked straight at the thousand guests present and the millions she knew would see the recording. Without flinching or considering the cost, she answered the eternal question:
Quid est veritas? What is the truth?
Are Star Wars, Hunger Games, and Pride and Prejudice Anti-Cult Cult Movies?
Why did we all root for Luke Skywalker and the Rebellion, cheering as one when the Death Star burst into a ball of flame? Why do we unanimously detest Panem's Capitol, sharing a surge of joy when District 11 erupts after Rue's senseless murder in The Hunger Games? What accounts for our universal loathing of Lady Catherine de Bourgh, Jane Austen's most refined dictator who, insisting Mr. Darcy marry her insipid daughter, rivals the Emperor and President Snow in her own Georgian way?
Would it really have been so awful had the Empire ruled the Galaxy? Nobody appeared to be starving. It's true the citizens of Panem were hungry, but at least they were safe from "war, terrible war." The demise of Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet's proud and prejudiced love would have cost them their status as the most beloved couple ever to live and breathe papyrus and yet, Darcy and Anne de Bourgh would have been rich — lacking neither the company of polite society nor polished silver.
A deep anguish probably stirred within your heart at these proposals. This malaise would turn to raw anger if we replaced these light-hearted examples of tyranny with darker ones, the true shadows of history whose malice brought real and lasting ruin and misery. Unanimous indignation meets the suggestion that since basic necessities of life were often provided by Stalin, Hitler, or Mao, totalitarianism is a viable living condition. Why?
We instinctively know, as human beings, we need more than food, shelter, and the absence of violence to be happy. This consuming hunger for joy is so important that Aristotle, the Definer himself, designates happiness as the final end for which we are created. To insist people, whether flesh and blood or birthed by quill, content themselves with crusts of bread or caviar instead of true human happiness violates our deepest sense of what it means to be human.
So what necessary ingredient of bliss was missing in the Emperor's Galaxy, in Hunger Games' haunted Panem, and in Austen's corset string-strangled English countryside? The essential right to self-determination. Nothing is more human than this internal principle of self-direction; the ability to freely select for ourselves from among the near-infinity of goals and the means to attain personally defined success. Without this, we are not human, but animals. This freedom is the condition for our joy and this is why, confronted with all forms of invasive denial of freedom, we rebel.
In Cults: The Mind Enslaved Parts I and II, we considered the normal and cultic human intellectual processes. It seemed that nothing could be worse than surrendering a mind to the shared Gnostic Brain of a cult. Understanding now the primary importance of human freedom for happiness, we consider how cults damage this even more fundamental faculty, the free will.
Escaping Cults: The Mind Enslaved, Part II
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"Mom, how come that guy's poster says God hates me?"
I unbuckle the toddlers for Mass while my oldest children jump from the van and stare at the neon-colored signs. Once a month the Westboro Baptist's hate campaign targets our parish and I spend the last minutes of the Sunday-scramble assuring our toddlers that God loves them while my husband distracts the pre-teens from a woman wearing a shredded, filthy U.S. flag.
After Mass the signs are gone and the kids talk doughnuts, but it's hard to forget the other children, those who spent their morning happily singing about our death. Unlike my son and the people of Topeka who find Westboro followers incomprehensible, I don't need to ask, "Why do they do that?" I know. As a former member of a cultic organization, I inhabited the same Gnostic universe and remember exactly what it felt like to stand in opposition to society, thinking my group alone held the key to salvation, that we had the blueprint for Utopia and the mandate to transform the world. Different messages are scrawled on the signs, but all cult members share the same mental mechanism, a way of thinking that holds them in a true prison.
In part 1 of this series, "Cults: The Mind Enslaved," I defined the essence of cult membership as a replacement of normal thought processes with blind adherence to an irrational doctrine revealed through controlling leaders. Most cult analysis begins with a taxonomic classification based on exterior characteristics. Warning signs and red flags circumscribe the domain of manipulative organization. This approach is limited because invasive groups can be deemed safe if they appear normal or lack the stereotypical, pop-culture features usually associated with cults.
Organizations such as Scientology, Jim Jones's People's Temple, or fundamentalist Mormonism have rigid behavioral structures that render individuation practically impossible. Many true cults lack such a physical control over members. In more fluid cults, members might pick and choose which aspects of dogma or behavior they will actually implement, giving them a sense of complete freedom. To accurately evaluate the cultic nature of a group, we must see if the organization facilitates the development of the Gnostic mental process in members who actually implement the ideology.
"The Mind Enslaved" summarized that human beings gain knowledge through sensory information from which we derive general principles upon which we base meaning and behavior. We also learn from adults and peers who share their acquired wisdom. The cultic mind bypasses reliance upon the senses and logical analysis. Instead, members accept the worldview — theology or philosophy — and code of normative behavior presented by cult leaders, even when all these fly in the face of evidence and reason.
Cults: The Mind Enslaved
Jason Beghe is an actor, a Brooklyn tough-guy known for his starring role in the gritty G.I. Jane. In 2008, after fifteen years as a Scientology poster boy, Beghe left the cult and released an interview (embedded below) chronicling his descent into and exodus from L. Ron Hubbard's bizarre universe.
Beghe's recruitment, life as a celebrity spokesman, and ultimate rejection of the cult are riveting, particularly for someone like myself who spent nearly thirty years in a cultic religious organization. I was stunned because, even though the doctrines and practices of our respective organizations are so different, I identified perfectly with the mental processes Beghe described. I also believed in a completely irrational worldview and ignored blatant contradictions.
Experts believe people join and remain in cults for similar motives regardless of variations in cult lifestyles and teaching. Harder to find in scholarly research is an explanation of how or why people in wildly differing cults exhibit such similar mental and emotional symptoms.
A potential answer is found in "Confessions of a Coward," a brilliant article by PJ Media columnist David P. Goldman. Published by First Things, the piece reveals that the scathing political and economic commentaries by "Spengler" actually flowed from Goldman's eloquent pen. Confiding the story of his return to the practice of Judaism, Goldman admits that from 1976-1986 a compulsion to escape his Jewish identity and find post-1960s structure left him vulnerable to the overtures of the cult leader Lyndon LaRouche.
The Vietnam War, the crisis in race relations, and the cracks in the economic structure of the 1970s persuaded us that we had to do something and that indifference was morally inexcusable. And that is where LaRouche had us. His intellectual method resembled the old tale about stone soup: Having announced that he had the inside track on the hidden knowledge that underlay Western civilization (one of his essays was titled The Secrets Known Only to the Inner Elites,) he attracted a small parade of intellectual orphans, whom he then put to elaborating the details.
The first time I read Goldman's description of LaRouches's "soup," my blood froze:
LaRouche claimed to trace a tradition of secret knowledge across the ages…in LaRouche's Manichean view of the world, a conspiracy had suppressed the truth in the service of evil oligarchs…the Rockefellers, and the Trilateral Commission all figured variously in this grand conspiracy against LaRouche's supposed intellectual antecedents. Jewish banking families kept popping up in LaRouche's accounts of the evil forces.
The worldview promoted by the organization in which I spent my youth mirrors LaRouche's, but it was not the content that gripped me. What truly leaped off the screen of Goldman's Confessions was a clue about how cults produce this profound psychological effect that can grab even the brightest of minds into a "cult syndrome." Goldman exposes what happens when when the "Gnostic Mind" meets reality:
You might think—you should think—that this (LaRouche's Antisemitism) would have sent us running for the exits. But, Godless and faithless, we were all possessed by a fear of being Jewish, and LaRouche offered us a rock to hide under. In a Carto-influenced article LaRouche later tried to suppress, he put the number of Jewish dead at around 1.5 million. I knew about all this, and I looked the other way. LaRouche took my quantitative study and combined it with the paranoid musings of other researchers into a book, Dope, Inc., that had unmistakable anti-Semitic overtones. I knew about this, too, and again I looked the other way.
5 Ways to Ruin a Commencement Speech
Every spring millions of Americans make the near-ultimate sacrifice for a loved one. Facing often mind-numbing torture, devoted friends and family prove their unconditional devotion by attending a college graduation ceremony.
The essence of graduation is the conferring by an institution, and the reception by a student, of a diploma. This supposedly guarantees that said individual "is worthy of the degree for which he/she is presented." Unfortunately the lords of "these hallowed halls" have taken advantage of the hostage-like circumstances in which graduates and their guests find themselves and purposely place diploma distribution at the very end of the festivities.
Sadistically transforming the whole business into "Academy Awards for Smart People," deans, chairs, and others clad in the trappings of antiquity first bestow upon one another honorary degrees and the wherewithal to enlarge mothy hood collections.
The apex of agony, though there have been memorable exceptions, is usually the commencement address, final words of wisdom imparted after the president of the alumni association welcomes the graduates into the ranks of donors-in-perpetuum.
The commencement speech should honor the accomplishments of those completing their education and impart succinct advice for navigating the world they are about to enter as true adults.
Northwestern University's 2012 ceremony was a welcome departure from the usually bleak norm. Students devoid of cynicism, pithy Dean "Morty" Schapiro — whose well-earned status among students borders on that of a rock-star — and a dearth of superfluous awards succeeded in rendering the event pleasant.
In spite of this, several addresses offered perfect illustrations of what NOT to do when giving a commencement speech. Remember them. Avoid using them the next time you are called upon to send thousands of America's best educated young men and women into the real world. Or pass some fun time scouting for them the next time you have to prove your love by attending graduation.


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2009: Played in nine games, starting in four. ...Attempted three shots, two shots on goal.
High School: Varsity soccer MVP (2009). ...Scored school record 31 goals in a season (2009). …School career record for goals scored with 76 (2005-2009). …School record for most assists in a season with 18 (2008). …Scored 12 goals in half of a season on the junior varsity team. …Lettered four seasons in varsity soccer and played one year of junior varsity soccer. …Played in State Final Four (2005, 2006). …Section champions (2006-2009). …in 2008 scored 24 goals and made 18 assists as high school team finished 23-0.
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Video: Authorities 'closer' to understanding motive in deadly Union County rampage
LAKE BUTLER, Fla. -- As of Monday the Union County Sheriff's Office feels they are closer to understanding the reasoning behind a deadly mass shooting.
"We get closer every day," said Lt. Lyn Williams.
But Williams also cautioned that the department might truly never know the exact motive behind the tragedy.
He said, "It could be something we never find out."
Authorities said previously that Hubert Allen Jr., 72, shot four men in Lake Butler on Saturday before committing suicide.
Marvin Pritchett, 80, and Rolando Gonzalez Delgado, 28, died from their injuries.
Lewis Mabrey, 66, and David Griffis, 45, were both hospitalized in Gainesville.
Lt. Williams said Griffis remained in critical condition as of Monday morning, but that Mabrey is expected home soon.
Pritchett ran a trucking company that employs hundreds of people in Lake Butler.
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There are few men in bourbon history more legendary than Joseph Washington Dant. Known colloquially as J.W., Dant was born in 1820 in Marion County, Kentucky (now best known as the home of the Maker's Mark distillery). Kids grew up fast in those days. By the time he was 16, Dant was a blacksmith and had developed a taste for bourbon. That happens a lot in Kentucky. Not the blacksmith part but the developing a taste for bourbon by 16 part. I think it must be something in the water.
Dant abandoned blacksmithing to become a distiller in 1836. He developed a vertically integrated operation that an MBA grad would love, growing his own raw materials, making his bourbon, and selling it to his customers. While he may have only been a teenager, he had great business savvy and quickly became a innovative bourbon distiller. Dant's lasting contribution to the bourbon industry was the log still method of distilling. He was the first major distiller to utilize this process instead of the more traditional copper stills.
Dant had 10 children, and two of them followed him into the distilling business. Most prominently, his son George Washington Dant led the family distillery though the early 1900's. Unfortunately, George was the last Dant to run the company. He sold it, and after passing through a variety of owners over a relatively short period of time, it was purchased by Heaven Hill in 1993.


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Question: I was driving with the sun in my eyes, got into a sneezing fit and ended up hitting a parked car. Can I be held at fault by my insurer? I haven't been driving long. Will my rates go up?
Answer: Yes, your car insurance company will normally hold you at fault for such an accident, and there is a possibility that your car insurance rates will go up at your next renewal period.
While there may be situations that are out of your control, such as the sun being is in your eyes, a sneezing or coughing fit, or having a spider drop into your lap, it's your duty to remain in control of your vehicle. You'll be held liable if you let a distraction get the better of you, lose control of the car and hit something.
Luckily it was just a parked car that you hit. Recently in the news there have been serious crashes that were the result of sneezing fits by a driver. One in ended in a fatality, and in another a truck driver took out 10 cars.
You didn't mention a ticket, so I take it that if the police came to the accident scene the officer didn't cite you. In some states, you can be cited with careless or imprudent driving after this type of car crash. Police and insurers see the situation as unfortunate but agree that even in the midst of a sneezing fit you are responsible to slow down and maintain control of your vehicle and maneuver it safely either in traffic or to the side of the road.
All in all, this is just an accident (an odd one), so it is covered by your car insurance policy, up to your limits.
The owner of the parked car can make a claim under your property damage liability coverage. If you have low liability limits and they are exceeded, then you'll be personally responsible for any costs above your limit amount.
For your own car's damages, you'll need to have collision as part of your auto insurance policy to make a claim, and your deductible will be due. If the damage to your own vehicle is minor, check to see if the repair costs surpass your deductible amount before making a claim.
In general, for a first accident, rates can rise between 10 to 40 percent (or even more) depending upon your car insurance provider's rating system. However, some insurers don't raise rates on an accident if the claims are under a certain monetary amount and there were no injuries. If you have accident forgiveness as part of your policy, then your rate shouldn't rise for this one, but your insurer will surcharge you for the next accident.
You'll find out at your next renewal period if your rates have gone up, and how much, due to this sneezing-fit induced car crash. If your premiums have risen, go out and comparison shop with other auto insurance companies.
Car insurance companies rating systems take into account different rating factors and weigh them differently, so you very likely can find a car insurance company that will offer you cheaper car insurance rates -- by hundreds of dollars even.
To get your auto insurance premiums even lower, see if your area car insurance providers offer a discount for a driver training or improvement course. You said you're a new driver, so a class like this should help you learn how to better deal with a sneezing fit while driving and could reduce your insurance rates as a bonus.


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Lakewood High School students donating $9,000 for disaster relief after winning Katy Perry concert
LAKEWOOD, Colo. - Lakewood High School students who won Katy Perry's lip-dub contest are donating more than $9,000 to help Coloradans affected by disasters, including September's floods.
Students at Lakewood High School will present a check to the American Red Cross during a rally Tuesday morning.
A video featuring more than 2,000 students lip-syncing to Perry's "Roar" won the school a free concert in October.
The Lakewood students raised money by selling T-shirts and collecting donations.
Now they hope other schools across the country will follow their example.
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Easter egg hunts and other Easter events planned in Anderson area
Easter Bunny to visit hospital Friday
The Easter Bunny will visit AnMed Women's and Children's Hospital starting at 9 a.m. Friday to deliver coloring books, crayons and stuffed animals to the children who are patients there.
The Anderson County Sheriff's Office and the Anderson County Emergency Services Division have joined with The Easter Bunny Foundation, a national organization based in Orlando, Fla. The foundation provides the participating sheriffs all the required materials for the event.
AnMed Women and Children's Hospital is at 2000 E. Greenville St. in Anderson.
For more information call (864) 260-4646.
Community Easter egg hunt set for Saturday
The New Life Community Center will present an Easter egg hunt from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday.
Free refreshments, toys, candy and door prizes will be offered. The event is open to all, and parents must attend with their children.
The community center is at 1405 Abercrombie Road, across from New Broadmouth Baptist Church, in Honea Path.
For more information call (864) 847-1239.
Church plans Easter egg hunt
Liberty Baptist Church will host an Easter egg hunt starting at 1 p.m. Saturday on the church grounds at 600 E. Greer St. in Honea Path.
For more information call (864) 369-0478.
Easter Eggstravaganza to happen Saturday
The Anderson First Assembly of God will offer a community Easter egg hunt with more than 25,000 eggs from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday.
The event will involve face painting, children's games, live music, food, a jumping slide and more. The egg hunt will be for children ages 11 and under.
All are invited to attend the free event. The church is at 3235 D.L. Drive in Anderson.
For more information call (864) 296-9721.
Easter egg hunt scheduled behind Anderson Jockey Lot
An Easter egg hunt is to begin at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in the field behind the Anderson Jockey Lot.
Children from toddler age to age 12 are invited to participate. The Jockey Lot is on U.S. 29 in Anderson near S.C. 20.
The grand prize will be a Nintendo Wii. Carnival-style games will be available to play, and a $100 prize will be placed in one of the eggs.
No fee will be charged to join in the event, and donations will be accepted for the Children's Hospital of Greenville Hospital System.
For more information call (864) 622-9216 or (864) 224-2027.
Lake Keowee Chrysler Dodge to conduct Eggstravaganza with free car giveaway
Lake Keowee Chrysler Dodge will sponsor a hunt for more than 500 Easter eggs filled with candy and toys from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.
Participants may register for a 2010 Dodge Caliber that will be given away. A drawing will take place for an adult Easter basket package. Free hamburgers and hot dogs and free portraits of children with the Easter Bunny will be available.
For every new or used car sold, the dealership will donate $100 to Collins Children's Home in Seneca.
Lake Keowee Chrysler Dodge is at 10815 Clemson Blvd. in Seneca.
For more information call (864) 888-1200.
Easter bake sale scheduled in downtown Elberton
An Easter bake sale is set to run from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday in downtown Elberton.
Pictures can have pictures taken with the Easter Bunny as well.
Call the Elbert County Chamber of Commerce at (706) 283-5651 for more information.
Clemson Easter Bunny Run
The second annual Clemson Easter Bunny Run will happen Saturday.
The half marathon will begin at 8 a.m. and the 5K race at 8:10 a.m.
An Easter egg hunt will begin at 9:30 a.m. The Easter Bunny will ride a bicycle and lead runners along the race route. The start/finish line is at the intramural fields on the Clemson University campus.
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Making health insurance more user-friendly and responsive to people's routine and preventive-care needs isn't rocket science.
So says Martin Watson, chief executive of SeeChange Health, a start-up in the world of established behemoths such as UnitedHealthcare UNH, +0.69% and Aetna AET, -0.06% two of his former employers.
Watson wants to change the culture of coverage by encouraging consumers to see their doctors early and often in hopes of saving money by keeping them from getting sick in the first place or holding them at an earlier stage of disease longer than if they had waited until their conditions worsened to seek care.
By waving the carrot of significantly lower deductibles and co-insurance for complying with preventive-care and condition-specific care requirements, he hopes to entice people to participate in what's known as value-based insurance design. That's a deal where financial barriers such as co-pays and deductibles are wiped away or greatly reduced if people take recommended steps toward protecting their health, and it's commanding attention as the health-reform debate enters the fine-print stage.
Value-based benefit design has gained currency in the last few years as some large employers move away from a one-size-fits-all approach to workers' cost-sharing and toward a more "clinically nuanced" one that reflects the best health outcomes for dollars spent, said Dr. A. Mark Fendrick, an internist and co-director of the University of Michigan Center for Value-Based Insurance Design in Ann Arbor. Value-based design elements also are included in the health-reform bills now being considered in Washington.
"Most Americans with insurance pay the same co-pay to see a cardiologist after a heart attack or to see a dermatologist for mild acne," Fendrick said of the status quo.
Among employers that have used value-based design, a popular option is lowering co-payments on drugs generally agreed to improve health and productivity substantially. But lower patient contributions also make sense for services such as physical therapy after hip replacement surgery or earlier-than-usual colon-cancer screening for people with first-degree relatives who had the disease, he said.
It's not a panacea, but value-based design is a baby step toward raising health-care quality and efficiency, Fendrick said, and people's experience with it so far has been positive. "All stakeholders, most importantly patients or beneficiaries, are very pleased to see their monies going preferentially to the services shown to improve health."
"First class for the price of coach seems to be something most people would take."
Culture change
Unlike other health insurers that try to avoid calls and claims, SeeChange would welcome them, Watson said. He compared its approach to that of JetBlue or Virgin America, airlines that don't fly everywhere their larger counterparts do but that place a high value on customer satisfaction and experience.
"Our model is affordably-priced product, but a fundamentally different philosophy," he said. "We want you to take advantage of your benefits and see your doctor."
"We're the next logical iteration of health insurance product. What we're doing would be impossible as a legacy insurance company."
Among the practices he wants to correct: Health insurers' tendency to pay attention to members only when they're diagnosed with a costly chronic condition, as opposed to actively encouraging healthy people's routine and preventive care. Another change he cited is relying on members' doctors to manage their ongoing care instead of having anonymous nurses phone them from a distant call center to ask if they're taking their medication or following doctors' orders -- four months after a claim was filed.
Also on his to-do list: Providing timely customer service so members and doctors have their calls answered the first time and their claims processed correctly.
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Haltom offensive linemen gain inspiration from unlikely source
I wrote a story today on brothers Halapoulivaati, Will and Kevin Vaitai, all of whom start on the Haltom offensive line.
In the story I describe how their parents inspired them to be hard-workers in life. But their parents have not been the only influences on them.
Cousin Henry Niutei, a junior nose tackle at TCU, provided the boys with equipment when they were younger and later introduced them to his-then roommate Jerry Hughes, a first-round draft pick of the Indianapolis Colts.
"I was like, 'Man…that's a hard-working person,'" Will said of meeting Hughes. "I can't wait to get to college and see what happens–see how hard you work up there and see good things come out."
Niutei happens to be a Euless Trinity graduate, and this year, Haltom is in the same district as the defending state champions.
Niutei had simple advice for his cousins when it came to facing his former team. "Just don't be scared," Halapoulivaati said.
But the Vaitais said they are ready for the challenge. "I hope we do well against them," Will said.


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January 23, 2007
Love Gods Way
After seeing the music video by Donnie Davies and Evening Service on
YouTube called "The Bible Says" I initially thought it was a joke. A bad joke, and not particularly work safe in the lyrics department, but a joke nonetheless. Her mannerisms and style just seemed to be saying a tongue was firmly planted in cheek.
It might take a while to find out if it is indeed legit, and research on the ministry provides no serious insight. Take for instance, this gem of a page at the Love Gods Way ministry (currently not coming up without aide of Google's cache);
Gay Bands
One of the most dangerous ways homosexuality invades family life is through popular music. Parents should keep careful watch over their children's listening habits, especially in this Internet Age of MP3 piracy.
Bands to watch out for
* The Spores
* Rufus Wainwright
* Cole Porter
* Eagles of Death Metal
* Polyphonic Spree
* The Faint
* Interpol
* The Doors
* Phish
* The Strokes
* Sufjan Stevens
* Morrissey
* The Pet Shop Boys
* Metallica
* Judas Priest
* The Secret Handshake
Start pruning your libraries.
Sheila Ryan on
January 23rd, 2007 at 3:44 pm
Cole Porter — Are they more like Judas Priest or Van Halen?
Sheila Ryan on
January 23rd, 2007 at 3:58 pm
And let us not forget the Kinks:
Well, I'm not the world's most masculine man/But I know what I am and I'm glad I'm a man/And so is Lola.
Andrew Simone on
January 23rd, 2007 at 4:09 pm
Interestingly enough, Sufjan Stevens is Episcopalian and his Christmas album is incredible.
I can't believe it's serious.
Sheila Ryan on
January 23rd, 2007 at 4:16 pm
I'm confused.
Does being Episcopalian and recording an incredible Christmas album preclude being gay?
Seriously. I'm confused. And it has little to do with Sufjian Stevens. I imagine it has much to do with the fact that I was not raised by parents who professed an organized religion and that I didn't get religion once I grew up. Still and all, I am confused.
Deron Bauman on
January 23rd, 2007 at 4:16 pm
whether it is a spoof or not, I love it.
Andrew Simone on
January 23rd, 2007 at 4:23 pm
No it doesn't. It was just an observation. Episcopalians ever year or so, argue about whether or not homosexuals should be ordained. Sufjan tends to avoid the issue but some have theories about certain songs…not that it really makes any difference.
It just struck me that, of all the artists to list from the sites (longer) list, his name should appear is odd.
Sheila Ryan on
January 23rd, 2007 at 4:29 pm
Gotcha. Sorry to froth at the mouth like a rabid wildebeest. I missed your point, probably because I was already working on my riposte. A constitutional failing I'm striving to overcome. Again, my sincere apology.
Mary Jeys on
January 23rd, 2007 at 4:44 pm
whoa. Their logo is suspiciously similar to the very gay friendly volunteer organization, God's Love We Deliver.
Also, is shirtless David Lee Roth enough to send Van Halen onto this list?
Chris G. on
January 23rd, 2007 at 5:26 pm
David Lee Roth, shirtless or not, should help prevent anything from ending up on a gay list.
Unless it is a list about package enhancing outfits.
Deron Bauman on
January 23rd, 2007 at 5:34 pm
I guess that means Spinal Tap is very hetero friendly.
Daniel Lestarjette on
January 23rd, 2007 at 5:56 pm
MP3 piracy? That's rich—Christians regularly priate mp3 all the time.
Anyway, I was always taught that if you can't say anything nice, then don't say anything at all, so I better shut my damn mouth.
Sheila Ryan on
January 23rd, 2007 at 6:03 pm
Daniel, I was taught the same as you, but in my case it didn't seem to take. I'm trying . . . I think.
Deron Bauman on
January 23rd, 2007 at 6:05 pm
Daniel, the people who teach us things like that don't want to hear what we have to say.
The County Clerk on
January 23rd, 2007 at 10:13 pm
Cole Porter…
Yes. PARENTS BEWARE IF YOUR KIDS ARE LISTENING TO COLE PORTER… not because Porter was gay, but because your kids are pretty much gonna get their asses kicked every day… until high school, at which time they are gonna be having all variety of premarital sex just because they are just "more cool' than every one else.
Same with piano lessons.
Yep… watch out for old Cole. That's trouble.
John Buaas on
January 23rd, 2007 at 11:31 pm
What an odd list.
I see Sigur Ros isn't on the list despite the fact that one of its members is openly gay. Of course, they sing in Icelandic and that made-up language of theirs, so they pose a danger only to Icelanders and themselves.
Sheila Ryan on
January 24th, 2007 at 9:16 am
Yeah, you let your kids listen to Cole Porter tunes, they're liable to grow up like the person who posted this.
Sheila Ryan on
January 24th, 2007 at 9:54 am
The response is overwhelming. You guys know of a lot more Gay Bands than I do. I can't keep up. (Donnie Davies)
Clayton Green on
January 26th, 2007 at 8:51 am
And you call yourselves follower's of god!??? Makes me whant to reconsider going into ministry…
Controling what your children listen to!?? This is out of control. They have brains.. you just need to teach them to use it!
Tony on
March 11th, 2007 at 3:11 am
All you people are mad – Don't you all know that god is a spoof – This is all in your head – If there was a god he would be a bit of a dick – fcking around with peoples heads
Gemma on
March 15th, 2007 at 8:43 pm
On the full list of "gay" bands, they included:
The Red Hot Chilli Peppers
and many more
Last I checked, none of these bands or singers are gay. It wouldn't matter if they were
They label the Dresdon Dolls as a 'safe band'
Their music should be more offensive to their religion than music about gays should be
they blamed gays for corrupting society
i have never heard of a more corrupt organisation than the chuch


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WHARTON TOWNSHIP, PA -- A local tree house was featured on national TV Friday night.
But it's not just any old tree house. It's a pretty spectacular one built by the Animal Planet reality show "Treehouse Masters."
It's built on the grounds of the Summit Inn Golf Course in Wharton Township, Fayette County.
Amanda Votihofer and her family own the course as well as the Summit Inn, and now they own a tree house that puts most others to shame.
It has a bar area, a hidden television, mission-style furniture, a table for candlelight dinners, a wrap-around porch, even an animal tracking camera so you can watch any bears that might wonder around.
A bouncy bridge leads to house, which is built 18 feet off the ground between three trees.
Voithofer says it was her sister who first learned about the show and urged the family to apply.
The story of their tree house first aired on Animal Planet Friday at 10 p.m.
Voithofer's husband, Jeremiah, showed us the porch which has incredible views of Uniontown and surrounding communities. He says on a clear day, you can even see the top of the U.S. Steel Building in Downtown Pittsburgh.
The family hopes to be able to allow visitors to the golf course and the inn to experience the tree house, and they're exploring the possibility of renting it out for private parties.
Voithofer didn't want to disclose what the tree house cost, but the show creates tree houses that range in price from $50,000 to $300,000.


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The excitement doesn't end when the mountain closes; we pack as much a fun into your evenings as you can handle! Camper vs coach dodgeball, bouncing at the trampoline gym, mini golf tournaments, movie nights, BBQs and even bungee jumping for the adrenaline junkies - and everything is included!
With our hotel accommodation on the doorstep of Whistler Village, restaurant meals, and awesome family atmosphere - Treeline Camps are the place to be this summer!
Here are a few things we feel are important to our campers and their parents.
We only take in 40 campers/session so our duty of care is very much industry leading. You won't be shipping your child off to a camp trying to maximize everything. We run the whole thing so we are very involved, hand pick our staff and manage the finer details that come up.
Small session numbers mean the park is quiet. There won't be loads of kids flying through the park all over the place, this really helps campers concentrate and is great for the learning curve.
We build our park to help our campers and coaches achieve their goals. We have a small, medium and large feature line so tricks can be learnt on a progressive level. We don't have the huge features you see on marketing videos because our camps for the campers not for the pros that come to hang out.
Our coaches are the councilors. We have found that having the coaches at activities, playing dodge ball, coming to dinner etc helps build great rapport for on the hill. It takes a lot of camper/coach trust to get good results so the sooner the rapport can be built the better the coaching product will be. Not to mention the banter is great!
We stay in the hotel with the campers. We rent a hotel room for the 2 kids sessions, it's close to the u12 rooms and our door is always open. We always know what everyone's up to.
Above all else we have an awesome on hill BBQ lunch cooked by us (the owners), we get to talk to everyone and make sure all is well.It may sound like we micro manage every detail but to be honest, when a parent calls for any reason it's nice that we can give you answers, let you know how your kid's day was and who they were hanging out with. All without the campers feeling that mom/dad's bugging them.
Last year we put together a little edit of the first day of camp. We have kids from the Hutch ski/board Academy, some local pros like Geoff Brown and our adult campers cutting park laps in our freshly groomed private terrain park. Check out all the action HERE! Continue Reading →
So as you know we've got together with Snowboard Addiction for this summer. To celebrate the awesome collaboration we decided to giveaway some SA gear. So the 2 lucky winners get to choose from a Snowboard Addiction snowboard or a full training setup including the balance bar, training board and bindings. Check out the gear at http://snowboardaddiction.com/collections/all We have 9 more places left in the adult camp so it's not too late to sign up to get your summer snowboarding fix and increase your bag of tricks! So I'd like to say congratulations to Jeff Mawle and David Miller! We'll have your new gear waiting for you at camp! Check out the video below to see how it all unfolded. Continue Reading →


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Originally posted by Inclusius the son of man will come when LEAST expected...if you're expecting Him now, it is clearly not when He is least expected, and so therefore, He is not coming
Originally posted by pepsi78 What do you mean 2 dimensional ? that is like a drawing on paper, no corners, 2D. It's imposible for life to exist in 2d.
Originally posted by ZodiakZero
Religion. A MILLION DEBUNKINGS. And it remains to be considered a widely held truth. What's wrong with this picture??
well then, let see
who else said they saw christ in the desert? and in an inner room?
oh yeah apostle paul, hmmm
do not believe him, sweep him off the board, that destroys 13 maybe even 15 books of new testament, awe


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See the world of Fifty Shades of Grey anew through the eyes of Christian Grey.
In Christian's own words, and through his thoughts, reflections, and dreams, E L James offers a fresh perspective on the love story that has enthralled millions of readers around the world.
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Sir Terry Pratchett, who has died aged 66, was Britain's best-selling novelist of the 1990s. His immaculately written, wildly imaginative brand of comic fantasy breathed new life into a largely forgotten form of humorous writing and enabled him to connect with readers not usually attracted to the science fiction and fantasy genres.
Most of his more than 70 books were set on the Discworld (a flat Earth supported by elephants on the back of a giant turtle), a creation which proved enduring and flexible enough to allow Pratchett the scope to change direction and evolve as a writer without losing touch with his core audience. Continue reading here
Children's Books received honors from the American Library Association at their annual mid-winter meeting. THE NOISY PAINT BOX: THE COLORS AND SOUNDS OF KANDINSKY'S ABSTRACT ART written by Barb Rosenstock and illustrated by Mary Grandpre won a Caldecott Honor award, while Jenny Hubbard's AND WE STAY received a Michael L. Printz Honor.
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Rare $1/2 S&W Less Sodium Beans Coupon – Select States Only (Facebook)
This Hip2Save.com Deal was hand-posted on Monday, March 25th, 2013 at 5:03 pm.
Head on over to the S&W Premium Beans Facebook page and click on the Coupons tab to snag a rare coupon valid for $1 off any 2 cans of S&W Less Sodium Beans. Note that this coupon is only available in the highlighted states above.
Anyone have a good Chili recipe that they'd like to share?! :D
(Thanks, The Binder Ladies!)
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I have an awesome taco chili recipe that actually made the best ever qvc cookbook! it has ground turkey or beef, with green chili's and onions, one package of taco seasoning, one package of ranch dressing, one can of beans, etc. If anyone is interested, I will dig it out and send to Collin to post.
I would love your recipe Donna! It sounds delicious!
Here you go….
1 pound lean ground beef or turkey
1 onion, chopped
1 envelope taco seasoning mix
1 (16 ounce) can pinto beans
1 (16 ounce) can kidney beans
1 (16 ounce) can golden hominy
1 (17 ounce) can cream style corn
1 (14 ounce) can diced stewed tomatoes
1 (10 ounce) can diced tomatoes with chilies (optional)
1 envelope ranch-style dressing mix
Tortilla chips
1 cup grated Cheddar Monterey Jack cheese
Brown beef or turkey and chopped onion; drain. Add taco seasoning; mix thoroughly. Add, without draining, the cans of beans, hominy, corn and tomatoes. Stir in dry ranch dressing mix. Simmer over low heat until bubbly. Serve over tortilla chips and top with grated cheese. Serves 4-6. I also served it with warm cornbread instead of the chips and it was just as good!
Thank you!!
i would serve this on a baked potato, delicious! we had chili tonight!
Thanks Hip & Donna!
Here is our Chili recipe…super easy, inexpensive, and we have been making it for 20 years. It gets rave reviews when we make it, and I hope you like it as much as we do.
Karen's Chili
1 – 2 lbs. ground beef or turkey
1 onion, chopped
1 green pepper, chopped
46-oz. can Campbell's tomato juice
30.5-oz. can Brook's chili hot beans
16-oz. can light red kidney beans, undrained
16-oz. can dark red kidney beans, undrained
2 (14.5-oz.) cans diced tomatoes, undrained
1.25-oz. pkg. McCormick hot chili seasoning mix
3-4 T. cornstarch
1/4 c. cold water
In a large skillet, brown hamburger, onion and peppers; drain and add to a large pot. To the large pot add tomato juice, chili hot beans, both kidney beans, tomatoes and seasoning mix. In a separate bowl, mix cornstarch and water; stir into chili. Heat to a boil, then reduce to a simmer. Simmer for 1 hour before serving; stirring often.


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Japan's Kirin brewery has developed a novel method for keeping beer colder for longer – its latest beverage, "Ichiban Shibori Frozen Draft" comes with frozen foam.
According to Kirin, the -5C foam is able to keep a beer cold for up to half an hour. They say that it also gives the beer a "cool and refreshing texture." So how does it work? The foam is subjected to a process that Kirin has termed "frozen agitation". Air is blown into the beer while it is simultaneously stirred and chilled.
Ichiban Shibori Frozen Draft was launched in Tokyo this month and will start being rolled out in restaurants across Japan from mid-May. The company is said to be planning to expand the line to the United States and Europe.
Cold beer is always awesome, and I am definitely going to have to find myself a restaurant that serves this, but seriously… if it takes you half-an-hour to drink a beer then you are definitely doing something wrong.


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The Stockton Police Telecommunications Section is generally the first link between the public and an emergency situation. If you live within the city limits of Stockton, when you call 9-1-1 from a landline phone, it will connect you with the 9-1-1 Telecommunications Center.
Telecommunicators are certified public safety employees as authorized by the State of California Peace Officers Standards and Training. Stockton Police Telecommunicators must successfully complete a rigorous 12-month training period after being hired.
The Telecommunications Section is staffed by a Program Manager, six Police Telecommunications Supervisors and 37 Police Telecommunicators. The 9-1-1 Police Telecommunications Center is a section within the Technical Services Division and operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The professional Telecommunicator who answers the telephone determines the nature of the call and then processes the call for dispatch or transfers the call to the proper section or jurisdiction. In addition to processing incoming emergency and business calls for service (including fire and emergency medical transfers), Telecommunicators dispatch Police personnel (both sworn and civilian) and Animal Control Officers after normal working hours. They operate the Computer-Aided-Dispatch (CAD) System, Vesta/Pallas Telephone Workstations, Motorola Gold Elite radio equipment and monitor numerous cameras within the city. They maintain system files, make appropriate referrals, process emergency notifications and testify in court. The 9-1-1 Police Telecommunications Center also handles non-emergency calls for assistance or information.
In 2014, the number of telephone transactions (incoming & outgoing) handled by the 9-1-1 Police Telecommunications Center was:
- 9-1-1 & 7-digit Emergency Line Calls: 246,104
- Of those, 198,905 were cellular/wireless 9-1-1 calls (81%)
- Non-emergency Line Calls: 442,184
- Total Call Volume: 688,288
- Average Daily Call Volume: 1,886
Dialing 9-1-1 from a cell phone
- When a person calls 9-1-1 from a cell phone, the location that you are calling from does not automatically display to the emergency dispatcher.
- If you make a cellular 9-1-1 call, it is important to stay on the line and provide the dispatcher with the exact location of the emergency to ensure the help can be dispatched to the correct location.
- Be prepared to give the location of the emergency, whether it's a street intersection, address or landmark.
- Remember, unlike landline 9-1-1 calls, the exact location is not known until you provide it.
- Remember to stay calm and speak clearly.
"Things you can do to help" in preventing accidentally dialing 9-1-1 from a cell phone
- Lock your keypad when your phone is not in use to avoid accidental 9-1-1 calls.
- If you are no longer using a cell phone device, remove the battery to avoid accidental 9-1-1 calls.
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August 30, 2011
The rising sun lights up a smokey sky this morning. Several large wildfires in central Oregon have created smokey conditions in southeastern Washington state.
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Oregon fires smoke out Walla Walla Valley
That smell of wildfires you might have noticed isn't exactly local.
WALLA WALLA -- Yes, there's smoke on the water and fire in the sky. But it has nothing to do with a vintage rock song.
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Last week, I listened to an caregiving expert speak about the caregiving experience. She spoke about celebrities who share their caregiving stories and how, in essence, they are just like you. It doesn't matter how much money you have, she said, the roller coaster ride of emotions affects everyone.
When I first heard this, I thought, "This really isn't sitting right with me." I continued to think about this and then I had a chance to listen to her comments again just to make sure I heard them right.
I heard her comments correctly. Caregiving is the great equalizer, she said. It doesn't matter how much money you have.
I do agree that money doesn't protect you from tragedy or grief or sadness or guilt.
But, money sure does help during those times when a family member needs care. Imagine being able to hire the best care, no pinching pennies required. Imagine being able to fire poor care as soon as you see it. Imagine being able to call on the best doctors and specialists simply because when you call, your call is answered. Imagine just buying what you need when you need it. Imagine being able to hire help for yourself–to run your errands, schedule your day, follow up on phone calls–so that you can spend uninterrupted time with (and away from) your caree.
That feels good, doesn't it?
Here's the reality check.
When you worry about money, you live in hell. The stress is so incredible that it amplifies your grief, sadness and guilt. When you worry about the costs of medications, when you struggle to afford care (and, heck, if it's good care, that's just a bonus), when you pray every minute that the checks don't bounce, you live in a dark cloud. It doesn't just follow you, it envelops you. (A good example is @gwyn, who received $500 through our CareGifters program in April. You can listen to Gwyn share her worries about money here.)
And, it's not short-term, this hell created by a lack of money. When you don't have money, you take on debt. Paying back credit card debt takes years. Climbing out of a hole created because of bankruptcy eats up a decade. Lack of money impacts today, tomorrow, the future.
Consider family caregivers who leave the workforce or who cut back on their hours in order to provide care. According to MetLife Mature Market Institute, those who care for parents lose an estimated three trillion dollars in wages, pension and Social Security benefits when they take time off to do so.
Think about how much longer you will work if you took time off for caregiving or if you took on debt during caregiving.
When a tragedy happens, I'd much rather have money. Because the great inequity during caregiving is money. When you have money, you have options and choices and a future not afforded to those who don't. And, if you don't have a lot but you don't have a little, you're stuck without much.
What do you think? Please share your thoughts in our comments section, below.
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Hudson, Florida -- A man who didn't approve of his girlfriend's foul mouth ended up in jail Tuesday after he washedit out with soap.
Stephanie Madewell called police after her on-again, off-again -- who is now currently on-again -- boyfriend offive years, 26-year-old John Caruso, came up behind her and squirted dish soap into her mouth as she sat on their love seat. At one point during the soaping incident, she also suffered a small cut to her upper lip.
After calling police, Stephanie then called her mother, who told police she spoke with John and he told her he did it because her daughter would not stop cursing.
John told the deputy he did it because she would not stop yelling and cursing and didn't want her to wake their two sleeping children. He told the deputy he warned her three times before doing it and that it was what his parents used to do to him.
He was arrested and charged with Domestic Battery.
No word yet on whether Stephanie's language has improved.
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Post-trip: Greenland: Gateway to the Arctic
Cleverly christened "Greenland" by Erik the Red in an effort to attract settlers, 80 percent of this nation's land mass is covered in ice caps, with picturesque towns and villages clustered along the coasts. After you travel through Iceland, come breathe the pure air, witness the magnificent icebergs, experience the Inuit way of life, and discover a land as exotic as it is remote.
- It's Included:
- Roundtrip airfare between Reykjavik and Kulusuk
- Accommodations for 1 night in Kulusuk, 2 nights in Angmagssalik, and 1 night in Reykjavik
- 11 meals—4 breakfasts, 4 lunches, and 3 dinners
- 4 small group activities
- All land transportation and 2 internal helicopter flights
- Services of our OAT Trip Leader
- NEW for 2015: Gratuities for local guides, drivers, and luggage porters
- All transfers
hiddenDay 1Reykjavik • Explore Kulusuk • Mountain Jeep tour
You'll fly from Reykjavik to Kulusuk, East Greenland this afternoon, as the main portion of our Untamed Iceland adventure comes to a close.
Upon our arrival, we'll meet our Trip Leader and check in to our hotel. After a briefing at our hotel, join a walking tour of Kulusuk village. Later this afternoon, discover breathtaking views and rugged mountainsides on an included driving tour. We return to the hotel early in the evening. Enjoy time to relax before gathering for dinner at our hotel.
hiddenDay 2Helicopter flight • Explore Angmagssalik
After breakfast this morning we depart for our helicopter ride to Angmagssalik Island at the mouth of the Angmagssalik Fjord. During the short flight, we'll have incredible views of the ice-filled sea below.
Just south of the Arctic Circle, Angmagssalik Island has East Greenland's largest city—Tasiilaq—with a population of 1,900. After hotel check-in and lunch, we visit the Angmagssalik Museum situated in a historic church. Here we learn about Greenlandic history and culture as we view local artworks and artifacts. The afternoon is free to explore the local shops, church and handcrafts workshop of this scenic town at your own pace.
Enjoy dinner tonight at our hotel.
hiddenDay 3Iceberg boat tour • Valley of the Flowers • Inuit drum dance
After breakfast, we'll walk to the pier for a boat ride from Tasiilaq to behold the stunning blue- and green-striped icebergs that flow from the Arctic Ocean.
When we return, we'll have lunch at our hotel before hiking through the beautiful Valley of Flowers—a luxuriant valley carpeted with green grass and colored with a kaleidoscope of wildflowers. We'll learn about the unique flora and fauna of this area as we gain a different perspective on the Arctic climes. Later, we'll dive deeper into local culture by watching an Inuit drum dance at our hotel, followed by an included dinner.
hiddenDay 4Fly to Reykjavik
After breakfast we will take a helicopter ride back to Kulusuk airport for the flight to Reykjavik. Depending on flight schedules, we enjoy an included lunch either in Kulusuk or Reykjavik.
In Reykjavik we transfer to our hotel, where we'll spend a final night. Dinner this evening will be on your own.
hiddenDay 5Reykjavik • Return to U.S.
Enjoy the morning at leisure in Reykjavik before transferring to the airport for your flight home. Please note: Depending on your air itinerary, trips returning in September and October will include an extra night in the U.S. upon arrival. This will not apply to travelers whose final destination is New York or Boston.


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Study on the interplay between standards and intellectual property rights (IPRs) Publié le: 20/07/2009
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Published in OJ 2009/S 136 of 18/07/2009

Call for Tenders: ENTR/09/015 - Study on the interplay between standards and intellectual property rights (IPRs)
The study shall provide the Commission with a quantified up to date description of the situation regarding the inclusion of IPRs in standards, of its economic impact, and the related disputes. This is the main objective of the study.
The study shall also propose an explanation for variations in the type and recurrence of the disputes according to differences in legal and business practice and business models in different sectors/sub-sectors or economic areas. Finally, on the basis of the observed issues and practice, the study shall point to the main issues to be addressed in the interplay of IPRs and standards, and identify a number of observed solutions.
More detail on the tasks to be performed is included in section 4 of these specifications.
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We welcome you to explore the wonderful things God is doing in and through the people and churches of the South Central Conference!
What is a UCC Conference?
In some denominations they are known as dioceses. Others call them presbyteries. Some say districts or regions, while others speak of synods. In the United Church of Christ, they are known as conferences.
The United Church of Christ is composed of the General Synod (i.e., "national church"), 38 regional Conferences, numerous Associations, and thousands of local Congregations. And yet, the UCC is not a hierarchy. Each of the expressions of the UCC
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Upcoming events in your Maine town
"Harper Haven," book signing by author Jan Bordeau
Mexico resident Jan Bordeau, has a recently published fiction book. The title of the book is Harper Haven. The story, set in rural Maine, is about a young couple who buy a Victorian-style "fixer-upper" house and upon their arrival at their new home, discover some uninvited occupants. Jan will be doing a book signing at the Mexico Public Library, 134 Main St., in Mexico, on Monday, April 1st, from 4-5:30 P.M. There will be some copies of the book available for sale at $10.00 each, OR if you already have your own copy, bring it along for Jan to sign. Light refreshments will be served. For more information, please contact the Library at 364-3281.
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