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You've proven yourself to be a true friend of the Legion. We have a safehouse available to our agents in the Mojave - here's the key. It's an excellent place to rest and store extra equipment. In addition, one of our veterans, Atticus, visits the house every few days. While he's there, you can acquire items useful for stealthy operations against our enemies from him.
"— LuciusThe Caesar's Legion safehouse is a small house in the Mojave Wasteland, used by Caesar's Legion.
The safehouse is used by members of the Legion operating west of the Colorado River. It is maintained by Atticus, who can be found there every 3 1/2 in-game days.
The key to the house is held by Lucius at the Fort, and can only be obtained from him. When speaking to him, he will offer it if the player character has a "Liked" or higher reputation with the Legion. He does not carry the key in his inventory, and therefore cannot be killed or pickpocketed for it.
Outside, there is a campfire. Inside, the house consists of two large rooms connected by stairs. The room downstairs has two cabinets and three footlockers, all of which can be safely used for storage. One wall of the room is lined by marked shelves. There are three beds, all of which count as owned by the player character and confer the full benefits of well rested sleep. There is also a radio tuned to Radio New Vegas, and a water fountain providing clean water.
On each of the three beds, there are sets of Legion armor. One of the beds has Legion centurion armor placed on it in poor condition, allowing one to receive a centurion's armor without killing a Legion member or stealing one.
Notable lootEdit
- Legion centurion armor, Centurion helmet and a chainsaw on the left bed
- Legion vexillarius armor, Vexillarius helmet, and a sniper rifle on the middle bed
- Lucky shades, Legion praetorian armor and a displacer glove on the right bed
Related questsEdit
- Atticus appears every 3 1/2 days (84 hours), each time offering a selection of one of the following items:
- Skill magazines (random) x2
- Cateye x2
- Stealth Boys x2
- Should the player character develop a negative reputation with the Legion after the safehouse key is obtained, Atticus will still offer items if Legion armor is worn when speaking to him.
The Caesar's Legion safehouse appears only in Fallout: New Vegas.
- When items are dropped in front of the lockers downstairs, they appear next to the coffee table upstairs.[verified]
- Deleting the latest patch and re-installing it again will cause all of the items inside the safehouse to respawn, including the Lucky shades.[verified]
- Lucius may never give the key to the safehouse.[verified]
- Atticus will not leave the safehouse unless the player character is present, and will leave immediately upon the player character's return, although even if he is managed to be spoken to before he reaches the door, the dialogue option to receive supplies will not be available, no matter how much time has passed since the option was last used. [verified]
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RICHMOND, Va. — Ryan Mallett knows the clock is ticking.
Bill Belichick announced Tuesday that his back-up quarterback will get a lot of playing time this preseason. Mike Mayock believes he is a starting quarterback in the NFL and has been "popping" in practice.
"I haven't [heard the praise] but I've always felt that way about myself because I'm confident in myself. I appreciate his nice words but I've always felt that way," Mallett said.
There are many who feel Mallett is at a key crossroads of his young career, entering the final year of his four-year rookie deal. Mallett is not one of them.
"I don't [think about the future]. I live day to day, man. I'm happy where I'm at right now," he insisted. "I'm having a blast. I'm on a great team. I've got a great organization around me. My teammates are awesome. That doesn't cross my mind. I'm just doing whatever I can to help my team every day.
"You can't control what you can't control. It's the uncontrollable. You have to deal with it. I was dealt the hand I was dealt, so I'm playing cards."
Now comes the fun part for Mallett. He actually gets a legitimate chance to show it in game competition. Mallett has played in just four regular season games in his three years behind Tom Brady. He's attempted four passes. But Thursday night, after Brady comes out (likely after one or two series), Mallett gets to show that he can reach a consistent level of play that critics say he has yet to achieve.
"I'm very excited about the opportunity to be able to play a lot," said Mallett, who has totaled just four pass attempts in the regular season over the last three years, coming in at the end of four games. "I haven't really gotten too many chances during the regular season because I have a pretty good guy in front of me. Any time I get to play, I look forward to it.
"I'm just trying to get better every day. We're out here working, especially against these guys. It's good for us to see another team. Going against our defense, they see the same stuff a lot of times so they start cheating a little bit so it's good to get out here against a different team and see where we're at."
Entering his fourth season, Mallett says he's has grown by slowing the game down but still keeping the same head on his shoulder.
"I'm still the same person, just ready to play," Mallett said after practice Wednesday. "I feel really good right now. I'm seeing stuff pretty well so it's definitely slowed down. It's happens over time. I'm happy it's finally doing that.
"The game has slowed down. I'm seeing stuff a lot better. I'm picking it up a lot better. Ready to go and trying to get better every day."
How much time has Mallett put in to get to the comfort level he's at now?
"How many days are in four years? A lot of days, a lot of hours," Mallett said.
As for the man in front of him on the depth chart, Mallett says Tom Brady is like a big brother.
"You've got to put up with him," Mallett joked. "Tom's great. I tell people all the time that I feel like he's my older brother. We joke around, mess around and then we know when it's time to be serious. It's a lot of fun."
This summer, Mallett tried something a little different. He has always had the reputation as one of the strongest arms in the game. Perennial Pro Bowl receiver Larry Fitzgerald knew of Mallett's reputation and invited him to Minnesota to throw the ball around and work out.
"Yeah, I threw with Larry Fitzgerald and a couple of [other] guys, [Andre] Roberts with the Redskins," Mallett said. "Larry called me up and they needed an arm. I jumped at that situation. I threw to a lot of great guys. I got a lot of great work in so it was good."
"I've known Larry for a while now. I met him in the Super Bowl [XLV] in Dallas and kept in touch since then."
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Another intense and exciting run. This is one of the feared portions of the marathon I'll run in September. After doing 3 solid miles of wicked uphill on trails and dirt road, you get to do 4.5 miles of rugged rolling terrain, some of which is very steep with rocks and roots. You run 2 something miles one way, turn around and run it again in the other direction - The Out and Back. On the plus side, you get to see who's ahead of you and who's behind you.
I did this as an 85% HR run, and added a mile of Ester Dome Road on either side. Woo-Hoo! I am excited. I ran it almost a minute a mile faster than what I anticipate for my actual race.
Boy, there sure were times going up a hill that I wished my HR monitor would chime sooner telling me I could walk the rest of the way up the hill. I guess that's the price you pay when you get stronger.
Way to really get prepared for the race with this run, Lisa! You'll be so ready for it come race day :-)
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Great run LIsa, that sounds very challenging! Great HR training too!
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Thanks for the encouragement everybody. I placed 5th last year in my division, but the 4th place runner was 30 minutes faster than me.
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You are going to have to change that profile picture to the librarian's alter ego - Super Woman!!! Excellent job Lisa!!
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And The Winner is: Obama...?
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President Obama has won the Nobel Peace Prize
Well, I assume he won it for closing GITMO. Oh yeah, GITMO is still open.
Withdrawing the troops from Iraq? No, we're still there.
Winning Afghanistan, the "war of necessity", and capturing Bin Laden? No and no.
Peace between Israel and Palestine? Nope.
Iran and North Korea halted all nuclear proliferation? Uh,no.
So...for just not being George W. Bush?
Ding,ding ding! Yes!
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Twin brothers Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss who claim Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg stole their idea, have lost yet another battle. Last year, they appealed a decision that awarded their law firm Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan a $13 million contingency fee stemming from the twins' settlement with the social networking giant.
Last week on October 6 though, New York's Appellate Division, First Department, dismissed the case. In a one-page decision, the five-judge appeals panel granted Quinn Emanuel's motion to dismiss with "due deliberation having been had thereon," according to Reuters.
Although Quinn Emanuel helped them draft an agreement with Facebook, the twins argued they did not have to pay the legal fees because they believe the law firm committed malpractice in reaching the $65 million settlement between them and Facebook. The brothers alleged that the law firm miscalculated the value of Facebook stock. They also asserted the law firm revealed the amount of settlement in a newsletter, despite a confidentiality agreement.
Going after the law firm is really just a side story of a much bigger tale. This whole thing began when the Winklevoss twins and their business partner Divya Narendra started a company called ConnectU while at Harvard. In 2004, they declared Zuckerberg stole their idea and created Facebook, an allegation the company vehemently denies to this day.
The trio originally agreed to a settlement in 2008, but ever since it has been trying to argue that, based on an internal valuation that Facebook did not reveal, it should have received more Facebook shares as part of the deal. In other words, the group wants more than $65 million.
Six months ago, a court ruled that they must accept a $65 million cash and stock settlement with Facebook. They declared that they would fight the ruling. Four months ago, they changed their minds and said they would not be going to the US Supreme Court. It looked like Facebook's longest legal saga (it has lasted seven years so far) was finally closed.
A week later though, the Winklevoss brothers and Narendra were back with plans to ask the judge to investigate whether Facebook "intentionally or inadvertently suppressed evidence." The new claim is based on a different legal argument, but it essentially means that their war with Zuckerberg is not over.
Last year, instant messages from Zuckerberg emerged online and in media reports that purport to shed new light on the relationship between the Facebook co-founder and the Winklevoss twins at the time when Zuckerberg founded Facebook in his Harvard dorm room in 2004. They were uncovered by Facebook's legal team when it searched Zuckerberg's computer. The trio claims Facebook and its lawyers hid instant messages from them during litigation, arguing that the company should have disclosed those communications when the original settlement was put together.
See also:
- Winklevoss twins go nuts over Mark Zuckerberg (video)
- Winklevoss twins ordered to accept Facebook settlement, but will challenge ruling
- Winklevoss twins finally give up fighting Facebook
- False alarm: Winklevoss twins to continue fighting Facebook
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- Nowadays travelling ONLY with hand luggage is becoming a luxury. Flight attendants go mad when they run out of space in the cabin, and you got one more thing to worry: where should I put my bag? I know delayed luggage is also not fun but personally I prefer to check it in all the way to the final destination, than running around with it through airports. Also think about taking your luggage to the toilet which is not fun, space wise...
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Why, I ask myself, are the Europeans so worried about global warming, and we're not. It this a capitalist/socialist divide? A cultural thing? What's going on? And then, I read an article which included the following sentence:
"[The report on global warming] warned of 'climatic tipping points' such as the Greenland and West Antarctic ice sheets melting and the Gulf Stream shutting down."
See, that's why the Europeans care so much. Ever looked at a map of Europe? It's at the same latitude as mid-northern Canada. No lie. The only thing that keeps Europe warm is, well, Florida. Okay, it's the Gulf Stream (discovered, btw, by good ol' Ben Franklin), which keeps the North Atlantic warm. Absent the Gulf Streem, the Eiffel Tower's surrounded by nothing but ice.
There's a real reason to fight global warming--to preserve Paris as a place for pretentious and disgruntled Americans (like myself) to flee. I'm sure Phoebe would agree that the loss of French men would make this Earth not worth inhabiting...
Monday, January 24, 2005
Paris is freezing...
Posted by Nick at Monday, January 24, 2005
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A fact that made an impression on me in grammar school geography: Boston and Rome are on the same latitude. And the first time I went to Rome, I was amazed to see palm trees planted around embassies, hotels, etc. Now I live where palms are native, though if global warming continues, they (and everything else) will be underwater. Bush and Co. don't care because they can always go to "their mountain place." Just like they don't care about Social Security. They are doing just fine without it, thank you. --JM
- Wednesday, January 26, 2005 8:18:00 AM
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Use the New-RemoteDomain cmdlet to create a managed connection for a remote domain. When you create a remote domain, you can control mail flow with more precision, apply message formatting and messaging policies, and specify acceptable character sets for messages sent to and received from the remote domain.
New-RemoteDomain -Name <String> -DomainName <SmtpDomainWithSubdomains> [-Confirm [<SwitchParameter>]] [-DomainController <Fqdn>] [-Organization <OrganizationIdParameter>] [-WhatIf [<SwitchParameter>]]
You need to be assigned permissions before you can run this cmdlet. Although all parameters for this cmdlet are listed in this topic, you may not have access to some parameters if they're not included in the permissions assigned to you. To see what permissions you need, see the "Remote domains" entry in the Transport Permissions topic.
Parameter | Required | Type | Description |
DomainName | Required | Microsoft.Exchange.Data.SmtpDomainWithSubdomains | The DomainName parameter specifies the SMTP domain that you want to establish as a remote domain. Valid input for the DomainName parameter is an SMTP domain. You can use a wildcard character to specify all subdomains of a specified domain, as shown in the following example: |
Name | Required | System.String | The Name parameter specifies a unique name for the remote domain object. |
Confirm | Optional | System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter | The Confirm switch causes the command to pause processing and requires you to acknowledge what the command will do before processing continues. You don't have to specify a value with the Confirm switch. |
DomainController | Optional | Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Fqdn | The DomainController parameter specifies the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the domain controller that writes this configuration change to Active Directory. |
Organization | Optional | Microsoft.Exchange.Configuration.Tasks.OrganizationIdParameter | This parameter is available for multi-tenant deployments. It isn't available for on-premises deployments. For more information about multi-tenant deployments, see Multi-Tenant Support. The Organization parameter specifies the organization in which you'll perform this action. This parameter doesn't accept wildcard characters, and you must use the exact name of the organization. |
WhatIf | Optional | System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter | The WhatIf switch instructs the command to simulate the actions that it would take on the object. By using the WhatIf switch, you can view what changes would occur without having to apply any of those changes. You don't have to specify a value with the WhatIf switch. |
To see the input types that this cmdlet accepts, see Cmdlet Input and Output Types. If the Input Type field for a cmdlet is blank, the cmdlet doesn't accept input data.
To see the return types, which are also known as output types, that this cmdlet accepts, see Cmdlet Input and Output Types. If the Output Type field is blank, the cmdlet doesn't return data.


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Packaging could be a little bit better when I put the lid on I always hit the top of the product. But no huge deal. This product is truly a hidden treasure in the line I'm so glad I finally tried. Honestly I never had any interest in it and Bought it on a whim... It's perfect it's creamy it is not cakey and does not settle in to fine lines and is slightly dewy it's not drying and the price isn't too bad . LOVE
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This is just okay. It swatched beautifully in the store and was seemed to be sort of mid-priced (more expensive than the drugstore but not the most expensive thing in Sephora). I initially liked it because of the effortless creamy application and the perfect color-match, but there's nothing too special about it. It doesn't last incredibly long (although it does fade evenly) and it never truly sets, so I always have to set this with powder if I don't want it to remain slippery. The main drawback for me is that all my mascaras smudge with this.
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I wanted to try this for ages, but it was always out of stock in my color...fair. I finally purchased it, and can't say I'm pleased. The color was slightly off....it has a lot of yellow in it. Secondly, the formula is rather thick. It can be patted out, but it takes work. Lastly, it settles into fine lines, and accentuates pores and dry patches. I haven't decided whether or not to return it. Maybelline Fit works much better, for a fraction of the price. You may want to avoid if you have pores, fine lines, or dry patches.
Age: 36-43
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I've been using this concealer for a year and I love it. The texture is creamy and easy to blend. The color (fair) does a great job with the darkness around my eyes and redness around my nose, the pigment is dense, and you can layer it to make it more or less concealing. All i need is this and powder, and I'm good to go. It lasts all day, including when I sweat, and looks great on camera. It took me a long time to find a cruelty free concealer that really works, and this is it for me. Will definitely buy again.
Age: 44-55
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This line is very hit or miss with me, and this concealer is definitely the latter. I have this in fair, and the color is fine for me, but the product isn't. I think maybe a concealer with argan oil in it just isn't practical. It is too oily and slippery, yet somehow, also settles into fine lines and accentuates dry patches.
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I am disappointed in this product. The only positive is the easy-to-use packaging, which is what appealed to me in the first place. Past that, I feel this is not an effective concealer. It comes off very easily and doesn't last at all. In fact, I'd be more inclined to cover any blemishes with an average foundation than use this concealer pen. I have used it to try and cover blemishes and it literally comes straight off and makes no difference. The only success (somewhat) I've had with it is for use under my eyes, however it still creases into lines and slides off. I regret purchasing this concealer, especially due to the price.
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Eyes: Grey
This stuff is great for covering pimples as long as you put foundation and powder over it to set it- when they say it's creamy, they're not kidding. This stuff will slide right off if you don't use a setting product, but the lightest shade blends so well with my skin tone and covers up acne that it's worth the extra step.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I have horrible deep circles under my eyes. I'll try anything. I like creamy textures and this is nice to apply. Alas, it slides off me within minutes. No point.
Age: 19-24
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Hair: Brown, Other, Other
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I absolutely love this concealer for my dry skin. It doesn't initially provide too much coverage but its completely buildable. Medium 1 is perfect for nc40
Age: 44-55
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I like this concealer for undereye areas! I have tried just about everything on the market for undereye circles (hereditary, had them since childhood) and this is one good alternative. First, I like the very creamy, moist texture--unusual for a crayon or stick. The coverage is sheer but natural (I do apply over eye cream) and blends well into skin even when I don't use a foundation. I like the fact that the pencil is eco-friendly packaging, and is convenient for purse or travel.
This crayon sets in a few minutes after application, to a nice finish, neither too dry nor too glow-y. It will fade over time, but doesn't seem to set into lines (at least not into the undereye lines.) But I'd rather have a product slowly disappear with no trace-- better than settling into lines or getting crepey. The pencil application makes it quick to do a touch-up (but I always apply a bit of eye cream as a base first).
If you have undereye circles there is NO HOLY GRAIL product that will make them disappear completely and look natural. Sorry-- if you cover them completely, makeup WILL be visible. And if it is visible, you have just called attention to your circles. So my philosophy (drawn from various makeup artists) is minimize as far as you can naturally, but don't expect 100% coverage.
If you are getting ready for a photo session, perhaps you will want to find a more opaque product...but for looking natural in full sunlight, I'd choose the sheer Josie Maran crayon every time.
Update: oops...this does seem to migrate into lines unless your application is very careful. Unfortunately, I am a slap-dash applier, so easier to use other products. Reduced to 3 stars...sorry.
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New research by Which? reveals some banks charge exorbitant fees for overseas transactions with details often hidden away on providers' websites or undisclosed on statements.
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Additional fees can make card purchases incredibly expensive. For example, 10 transactions of £50 made with a Halifax debit card would cost the cardholder £28.75. The same 10 transactions made with N&P would be free.
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The Florida-based writer Padgett Powell has been feted for a recent flourish of avant-garde novels: The Interrogative Mood (2009) was composed entirely of questions; You & I (2012) recounted a rambling philosophical dialogue between two old men. His 1984 debut, Edisto – published here for the first time in the UK – is more conventional but no less compelling.
Narrating is the splendidly named Simons Everson Manigault ("You say it 'Simmons'. I'm a rare one 'm' Simons"), a 12-year-old boy who lives on the South Carolina coast with his mother, a college professor and "pedagogic sot" known locally as The Duchess.
Convinced that the boy has the makings of a literary genius, she gives him writing assignments and allows him to roam the area in search of material. When his father expresses concern for his safety, she enlists Taurus, a mysterious paralegal, to accompany him on his wanderings.
The plot is rambling and episodic. What holds it all together is Simons's distinctive voice. His reading has outpaced his experience, and he speaks in a charming, half-understood vocabulary: "This was some of the strangest verbiage I ever heard"; "I don't want to get lugubrious … but we've had the most fun".
As the narrative progresses, however, he opens his eyes to life beyond books, and comes to master "the whole alphabet of worldly maneuver". His is a coming of age tale to rank alongside those of Holden Caulfield and Huckleberry Finn.


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August 18, 2005
8 comments:
- Ed said...
It is too hard to comment here. Fix it!
- Ann Althouse said...
Deal with it!
- Bruce Hayden said...
Nice thing in Colo. is that if you live west of I-25, you are pretty much immune from tornados.
My favorite story concerns when I was working S. of downtown Denver for a patent firm about a decade ago. About once a year, a tornado would come through and wreck some level of havock. So, one day, we learned of a tornado coming through about a half mile to the south. So, all the guys in the office, ranging from 25 to 65, congregated in an office with floor to ceiling windows on that side of the building to watch. All the women were safely in the underground garage. Luckily for the firm, it didn't all of a sudden deviate in our direction. Otherwise, the entire firm of 8 attys. might have been wiped out at one time. In retrospect, it was quite dumb, but was also quite spectacular. - 8/18/05, 10:14 PM
- Robert Fovell said...
According to the Storm Prediction Center website, there were 26 tornado reports in Wisconsin today... including several in Dane county. [This link points to the current day's storm reports, so won't continue showing the posting day's reports very long.]
- dms said...
Being an old Illinois boy myself, I can attest to wanting to see a tornado at work [(especially after seeing the Wizard of Oz), or is that too gay?], as long, of course, as the experience didn't result in my demise.
Now, however, after:
- learning that someone's senseless death in London brings about a further good (the first good being that normal folks will realize how to act in order not to be shot to death, and the further good being that once the good folk understand how to act, the terrorists, who are too stupid to adapt, will be therefore much more noticeable, or if not, then at least the police can shoot with impunity)
- learning that picnics are really a pain in the ants (even though some of us NYCers might like going to Central Park for an afternoon picnic before enjoying Shakespeare in the Park (but then, we're elitists)
- hearing that, during a tornado, "all the guys in the office, ranging from 25 to 65, congregated in an office with floor to ceiling windows on that side of the building to watch. All the women were safely in the underground garage"
I have to ask myself what country I am living in.
Would not Ms. Althouse, a lawyer, have wanted to witness a tornado in action?
Can no one enjoy a picnic?
Are not urbanites, who have to use public transportation daily, more likely to understand and determine what behavior should be considered normal?
And are all decisions to be made by some lawyer in the Midwest, whose life is likely to be relatively unaffected by any terrorist attack on this country? - 8/19/05, 1:04 AM
- EddieP said...
Thanks, Ann. "Deal with it" is the perfect response.
One last comment on the abuse you took over the London shootings. Our only child, a son, was killed in a traffic accident at the age of 21. Out of this tragic event 23 families now have people living or lives improved because of his organ donations. His mother and I are thankful so much good came from his death! - 8/19/05, 2:27 AM
- Wieland said...
I'm sorry for all the B.S. you put up with today. I have this lengthy post up at my site which I hope is an intelligent response to your Menezes post. Democracy only works with reasoned discourse. Keep it up - even if I disagree.
Wieland - 8/19/05, 3:55 AM
- Ann Althouse said...
I love the way Dms assumes I've just always lived in Wisconsin. These people who have been dogging me are just not that good at thinking or reading. How lame and boring you are Dms!


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Odd. Taking screenshots by printscreen should always be slow now. (Takes ~4 seconds on my computer.) It certainly shouldn't take <1 second if the attempt was successfull.
Anyway, I'm off for the weekend so it's too late to do major anything about it now. I've made one little tweak to my screenshot code, so you can try redownloading and seeing if printscreen is a little less buggy now. (I didn't change the version number; it's still 1.2.4.)


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Lock Capsule
The Lock Capsule (Japanese: ロックカプセル Lock Capsule) is a special key item present in Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver. It has no use in these games and has not yet been made legitimately available. Regardless, it does have a use in Pokémon Black and White. The Lock Capsule has two different menu sprites, one for HeartGold and SoulSilver and one for Black and White.
In-game data reveals the following about the Lock Capsule: a menu option "VIEW LOCK CAPSULE CARD", event data "The Lock Capsule is held in the strictest safekeeping." and "The Lock Capsule was delivered safely!" It cannot be obtained in game; it is expected to be made obtainable via a future event.
Its in-game data is similar to the Manaphy Egg, which can be transferred from Pokémon Ranger to any of the five Generation IV main series games. The Lock Capsule itself is transferable to Pokémon Black and White, where it can be opened to reveal the exclusive TM95 (Snarl).
The Lock Capsule is rendered moot in Pokémon Black 2 and White 2, as TM95 is available without it.
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I have just been line-editing the translation of a brilliant Dutch novel we're publishing in Spring 2006: The Book of Everything by Guus Kuijer, translated by John Nieuwenhuizen (who also translated our equally brave and brilliant In the Shadow of the Ark). And I *love* doing this, going through a text and finding the places where the writer's meaning isn't communicating itself quite so perfectly as it could, where the clear stream of thought and emotion is eddying around a rock of a wrong word or a typographical error or a feeling that isn't shared by the reader -- and getting to help pick out the rock. It feels so good, like a kind of linguistic tikkun olam: helping to make the world (or at least the author's vision of it) whole. And it's going to be a marvelous, kick-ass, and hopefully HUGELY controversial book -- mothers get beaten! Jesus hangs out with the main character! God dies! And fundamentalists everywhere get exactly what they deserve! (Though they probably won't understand the book and will ironically try to ban it, a la The Giver. I can't wait.)
One point is distressing me, though: At one point Jesus says "Just good, or bloody good?" This is a book putatively intended for nine- to twelve-year-olds, who may not know the British locution "bloody" (our translator is Australian). Rachel and I have been brainstorming alternate words with no luck; "super" is too surfer, "really" too weak, we're reserving "damned" for later in the book . . . any suggestions?
Also this week I sent off the second-pass proofs of Lisa Yee's wonderful Stanford Wong Flunks Big-Time (the companion to her likewise excellent Millicent Min, Girl Genius*), and while it does not feature atheism and trumpet-playing sparrows, it is SO GOOD and so surprising and satisfying. . . . I still laugh and get a lump in my throat every time I read it, and as this was probably my seventh (?) go-round with the text, that's how you know it's quality. It's coming out in October.
* And look for the After Words edition of Millicent Min with "extras" by Lisa Yee and Cheryl Klein, this summer at a bookstore near you.
< /shameless editorial book huckstering >
My friend Hilary and her husband Dave just had their first baby: Phoebe Amelia Blair, born April 13, 2005. None of you know Hilary and Dave, but please send a good wish into the ether for parents and child. Hurrah!
Thursday, April 14, 2005
Editing kvelling & Phoebe Amelia Blair
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That's hard.
"Really" seems to be the one that comes closest to mind to actually match the intention but it just doesn't have that ... that umph. Maybe you could introduce the word bloody somewhere earlier where the meaning would be clear to a reader of any nationality and then this one would make sense? Hrm.
i guess I need to know more about Jesus to make a suggestion. LOL. Never thought I'd say something like that. I guess I mean Jesus in the context of this book.
(And hi, Jesus hanging out saying things like "Bloody good"? kadfj;fksjd;)
(making a vain attempt to apologize for the Week of the Missing Email by doing the blog commenting from her DC hotel room :P It's like the call from the airplane! hahaha. I await the goulash.)
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Without much noise, France recently adopted Act Nr. 2012-287 of 1st March 2012 relating to the digital exploitation of unavailable books of the 20th century. Contrary to past initiatives from the French lawmaker, the Act does not relate to orphan works, but rather to out-of-commerce works. Or, more precisely: books.
According to the explanatory memorandum to the Proposal, France is the first country in the world to put in place a modern and efficient mechanism to regulate the use of unavailable works, which forms today's biggest obstacle to the digitization of cultural heritage. The French solution is presented as offering a response to the rejected Google settlement in the United States.
What the explanatory memorandum omits to mention, however, is that if this piece of legislation could see the light so quickly it is mainly because the main stakeholders had adopted a Memorandum of Understanding on the subject one month before the introduction of the Proposal on October 21, 2011. Thanks to the negotiations that took place under the auspices of the European Commission in the context of the MoU between representatives of rights holders and users respectively, most hurdles had been cleared away for the benefit of the French legislator.
The French system rests on two elements: 1) the creation of a database managed by the French National Library where the unavailable status of books can be registered; and 2) the mandatory collective administration of rights, where a work registered in the database can be reproduced and made available on an non-exclusive basis for a renewable period of five years provided that remuneration is paid to the rights owner.
Anyone can ask the National Library to inscribe an unavailable work published in France before 1st January 2001 in the database. A work is unavailable if it is no longer the object of a commercial distribution and if it is not currently the object of a publication either in print or digital. When a work has been registered in the database for a period longer than six months, the right to authorize the reproduction and making available of this work will be exercised by the collective rights management society to be designated by decree by the Culture minister.
The mandatory collective administration of rights is not uncommon in France: the rights of cable retransmission (based on the requirements of the Cable and Satellite Directive), the public lending right and the right of reproduction by means of reprography are also exercised in this fashion. As in the case of these other rights, the right to use an unavailable work is managed by an accredited collecting society, according to the good governance rules laid down in the Intellectual Property Code.
The collecting society in charge of these rights is obliged under the Act to take appropriate measures to identify and locate the rights holders in order to distribute the remuneration perceived, as well as to adopt measures to safeguard the legitimate interests of the rights holders non party to the publishing contract. The society must render account on an annual basis on these points and other aspects of its management to the competent supervisory commission.
The author of a book that has been put on the list can opt-out of this mandatory collective administration of rights system within six months of the inscription of the book in the register. Such opposition is mentioned in the register. After this period of six months, the author can only object to the use on the ground that it would affect his/her honour or reputation. The publisher can opt-out as well, but he is then obliged to proceed to the exploitation of the work within a period of two years from the date of notification of the opt-out. Failure to do so revives the collective society's right to grant permissions of use.
If neither the author or the publisher has opted-out of the system, the collective society must give the publisher who owns the right of reproduction a right of first refusal to proceed to the exploitation of the work. The publisher has then two months to notify in writing his acceptance of the proposal to the society. Silence equals refusal. If accepted, the proposal is granted on an exclusive basis for a renewable period of ten years. This mention also appears in the register. The author of the book can oppose this decision by proving that he/she is the sole owner of the rights on the book. In the absence of such an opposition, the publisher has three years to proceed with the exploitation of the work. Failure to exploit revives the society's right to grant permission of use.
The Act also provides that the author and the publisher can at any time jointly withdraw from the system. The publisher must exploit the work within 18 months of the notification. The author can also withdraw on his/her own if he/she can establish that he/she is the sole owner of the rights on the book. The author has no obligation to exploit.
The collective society may grant publicly accessible libraries a remuneration free permission to use an unavailable work if no rights owner could be traced within a period of ten years from the date of the first authorization to exploit. Such authorization is granted provided that the institution pursues no commercial or economic advantage. However, a rights owner may come forward at any time and request the end of this gratuitous authorization.
Article 2 of the final version of the Act addresses the issue of orphan works by defining a work as orphan when it its owner cannot be identified or found despite a diligent and serious search. The provision further adds that where a work has more than one author, the work is not to be considered orphan if one of the authors can be identified and located. This statement in the French Act on a very thorny issue is likely to influence the debate at the European level in the context of the Proposed Directive on the use of orphan works. Finally, article 3 encourages all stakeholders concerned to undertake a dialogue on the economic and legal issues related to printing books on demand.
Note that the practical details of this Act will have to be worked out in a government decree.


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TracForge: Support for notification in client projects not working?
Reported by: | jholg | Owned by: | |
Priority: | normal | Component: | TracForgePlugin |
Severity: | normal | Keywords: | |
Cc: | Trac Release: | 0.11 |
Hi there, I really like what TracForgePlugin offers to support multiple projects, but can't seem to get notification working properly. Reason seems to be that the env used to get the usernames + email addresses when creating a ticket in a client trac is the client env, so only users known there will show up with their preferences.
This also manifests in that while single sign-on works like a charm, a user will have to set up preferences in each client project separately.
So I guess either the env.get_known_users() call for notification should somehow be redirected to the master env, or the master env should propagate all users & their basic preferences (email) to all client tracs, upon creating a user.
And maybe this already does work but my setup is flawed (I'm a trac newbie and cannot say I really grasp the inner workings so far). E.g. I'm unsure about what effect the TracForgePlugin Project Admin stuff currently has, because I don't seem to actually have to create a project there to make use of tracforge.
Is it possible to get this working properly?
Btw I'm using this 0.11-ported variant: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracMultipleProjects/ComprehensiveSolution in combination with AccountManager.


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I'm finished with a solo RXT and then 4 wk SD run at 30mg. I have completed 4 wks of PCT including Nolva 40/20/20 and ralox 0/0/120/100 with fenugreek 3,4,5,6 caps.
Here is my blood work after the RXT but before starting SD:
Total Chol = 214 mg/dL
HDL = 41 mg/dL
LDL = 167 mg/dL
Triglycerides = 30 mg/dL
After RXT, SD, and PCT:
AST is slightly elevated at 53 (only enzyme outside normal ranges)
Total Chol = 111 mg/dL
HDL= 31 mg/dL
LDL= 80 mg/dL
Tri= 39 mg/dL - 07-08-2005, 11:54 AM
I believe the Rebound XT is supposed to be used alongside with your Superdrol PCT. Nonetheless, get yourself some Red Yeast Rice and CoQ10 enzyme for the cholesterol.
Originally Posted by velikimajmun - 07-08-2005, 12:12 PM
I did the RXT for gyno reduction. I got the bad batch and a good one. I finished the good bottle and started on the bad... in doing so I had a gyno flareup so decided per a conversation with Dr D to just start the SD the same day. This attempt at reducing gyno is also why I introduced the ralox into my PCT after dosing with nolva.
During PCT and on cycle, I ate oatmeal every day. I'm on a TKD now so no oats. I am taking Coq10 and Policosanol (in my ADAM vitamin).
I also have been using clen since starting PCT and still on (using the Benadryl scheme) at 200 mcg ED. Other than that, just the anarchy stack and just started ZMA at bedtime.
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Am I missing something, because I don't think his numbers look bad at all, considering he didn't use the pro-lipid products guys have been discussing here on AM (fish oil, sesathin, policosanol, coq10, red yeast rice, and so on).
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- Genre: Romance
- Episodes: 4
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- Broadcast period: 2007-Mar-23
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Lee Na (Lee Hyo Ri) is a rising singer who was about to debut but tragedy struck her when she found out she had leukemia. Another girl took her place and sang her debut song at her concert. Now everybody thinks that the other girl is her. Jung Tae (Lee Dong Gun) survived a department store collapse only to find out that he has cancer. Lee Na and Jung Tae meet and fall in love.
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Extended Cast
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- Jung Eun Taek
- Jung Chul
- Bong Tae Kyu
- Shin Dong Yup
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Production Credits
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- The production cost is around 5 billion won.
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Hotel Triton
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hotel description
The hip Hotel Triton is a 140-room wonderland like no other. Inspired by the work of innovative local artists, this San Francisco boutique hotel continues to evolve, staying at the forefront of all things visionary and distinct.
• This Union Square hotel's eco-friendly rooms and eco-celebrity suites are hugely popular and, best of all, just two blocks from Union Square
• Across the street from the Chinatown gates, Hotel Triton is conveniently located five blocks from Moscone Center and is just a short walk to Little Italy
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hotel comfort: 4.3
hotel dining: 3.6
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Mission Statement
The Jerusalem Working Group was formed to gain recognition in Israel and world-wide for major Jewish rescuers during the Holocaust. These exemplary individuals had strategic impact on rescue and their dedication and talent resulted in saving hundreds of thousands of Jews. Some were dedicated to rescue in Nazi/Fascist infested Europe, while the activism of others was in the free world.
We believe that lessons learned from Holocaust era rescuers are critical, that we are obliged to ask what we can do for today's burning problems and do it.
The Working Group has no political or other affiliations and the above is its sole mission.
The Working Group members are dedicated volunteers. Whenever possible we collaborate with other groups seeking recognition of rescuers.
For additional
details see: About
and more detailed PDF file
(Adobe Acrobat Format)
Our White Paper entitled "The Rescuers" may be downloaded or viewed by
Rescuer Day
In Memory of Professor David Kranzler z"l
Speakers: Rabbi Ari Kahn, Bill Mehlman, Dr. Becky Kook, Larry Pfeffer
Music by David ben Reuven
Held in various countries on or around January 17, 2008
Jerusalem event held at the Israel Center, Rechov Keren Hayesod 22 -
In cooperation with the Root and Branch Association, Ltd. and the
Israel Center
Rabbi Michael
Ber Weissmandl
Memorial Evening
on his 50th Death Anniversary
Also in Memory of Professor David Kranzler Z''L, who recently passed
Held in Jerusalem in
December 2007
Chairman: Bill Mehlman
Speakers: Jacob Fuchs on his new book based on Rabbi Weissmandl's "Min
Bill Mehlman, David Steiner, Larry Pfeffer
In cooperation with the Root and Branch Association, Ltd. and the
Israel Center
International Rescuer Day 2007
Held in various countries around January 17, 2007
Jerusalem event held at the Hebrew University Givat Ram campus,
Beit Belgia Building
Click on event name for the further details
Co-organized with Kingsborough Community College, City University of
New York
Held December 27, 2006 at the Hebrew University Givat Ram campus, Beit
9AM to late afternoon
Click on Conference name for the further details
International Rescuer Day
Events at various
international locations held on and around January 17, 2006
International Rescuer Day 2005
Eents at various
international locations held on and around January 17, 2005,
which was the sixtieth
anniversary of Raoul Wallenberg's abduction by the Russians.
A commemorative art exhibit and benefit art sale was held in Jerusalem on Dec 27, 2004. Click here for details.
Beacons in the Dark
Painting by Yitzchak Greenfield
Studio Greenfield
Rechov HaOren 5, Ein Kerem, Jerusalem 95744
Tel: (02) 641-6097
Click on either picture to see larger image and explanation
The Jerusalem Working Group White Paper provides additional historic background
Paintings created for International Rescuer Day 2006
Hanalisa Omer
Rechov HaNerd 32a, Jerusalem 96626
Tel: (077) 322-0699 and (052) 305-6505
Calligraphic art by Elyakim Bruck
(052) 256-8985 in Israel
Some Major Non-Jewish and Jewish Rescuers
In spite of Nazi and Fascist determination to murder the Jews of Europe rescue was possible, even on a large scale. This is very significant, because, as far as it is known, there was no similar rescue during the world-wide Communist genocide which took the life of an estimated 94 million people (per Harvard Press "The Black Book of Communism").
Some people know about the deeds of major non-Jewish diplomatic rescuers like
Apostolic delegate Angello Giuseppe Roncalli in Turkey, later known as Pope John XXIII
Monsignor Angello Rotta, Papal Nuncio in Budapest
Aristides de Sousa Mendes, Portugese diplomat who saved tens of thousands
Carl Lutz , Swiss diplomat in Budapest
Feng-Shan Ho, Chinese diplomat in Vienna
Giorgio "Jorge" Perlasca, "Acting Charge d'Affaires" of the Spanish Legacy in Budapest
Per Anger, Swedish diplomat in Budapest
Raoul Wallenberg, Swedish diplomat in Budapest
Sempo ("Chiune") Sugihara, Japanese diplomat in Vilna
and other diplomats. A much more detailed list has been developed by Mr. Eric Saul - Director of "Visas for Life".
Far fewer people know about such major Jewish rescuers as
George Mantello (Mandel Gyuri)
Gizi Fleischmann, and colleagues in the Bratislava "Working Group"
Hillel Kook (alias Peter Bergson) and colleagues in the "Bergson Group" (Emergency Committee to Save the Jewish People pf Europe)
Rabbi Michael Ber Weissmandl , and colleagues in the Bratislava "Working Group"
Recha and Yitzchok Sternbruch
Rabbi Solomon Schoenfeld
Young Jewish Zionist activists in Budapest
and others
(Alphabetized by first name)
The Jerusalem Working Group, named after the legendary Shoah era Bratislava Working Group, aims to change this and gain appropriate and long overdue recognition for major Jewish Shoah era rescuers.
Background material (Photos, Summaries, References)
Content submissions and volunteers
Those who are interested in the working group's work, want to volunteer or send archival material (especially photos, audio recordings or films/videos) related to major rescuers are invited to contact the editorial team via firstname.lastname@example.com and start SUBJECT headings with "JWG SUBMISSION" (without quotes). If content is submitted via eMail please try to phrase and organize it to be ready for posting, without need for editing. The JWG will be thankful for submissions, but may decide not to post certain items or parts of some submissions. Generally content will be posted in less than a month. Submitters will be notified of posting by eMail. Submitters are requested to provide their full name, city and country of residence and eMail information (for posting with submitted content).
We are looking for creative volunteers with dedication to the subject and the following skills: Web development (including graphics), writers/teachers (for booklet and curriculum development, plays, short stories and novels about the fascinating stories of rescuers), song writers/singers (to write/sing ballads/songs about rescuers), artists (to paint about "beacons in the dark"), producers (to develop scripts and produce videos about major rescuers), public relations (for lobbying in US Congress and Senate, Israel's Knesset, UK Parliament, UN), fund raisers and others who think they can make a contribution to the mission's success.
About us (Brief overview of the Jerusalem Working Group)
White Paper - summarizes JWG's goals, and includes profiles of some major rescuers and references
"Major Jewish
Rescuers - The Misplaced Files" - by Bill Mehlman
Originally published in the Jerusalem Post and posted on ZionNet
Some Jewish Perspectives on Activism, Individualism and Time
Raoul Wallenberg Initiatives
Raoul Wallenberg Missing in Action Public Appeal
Where is Raoul? - February 1, 2005 Jerusalem Rally


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Patrick J. Buchanan on Townhall.com has some observations about Notre Dame and the invitation to Pres. Obama.
My emphases and comments.
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Is Notre Dame Still Catholic?
by Patrick J. BuchananBy inviting Barack Obama to deliver the commencement address and receive an honorary degree at Notre Dame, the Rev. John Jenkins has polarized the Catholic community nationwide — and raised a question. What does it mean to be a Catholic university in post-Christian America?
Are there truths about faith and morality that are closed to debate at Notre Dame? Or is Notre Dame like London's Hyde Park, where all ideas and all advocates get a hearing? [Remember your history: Former president of ND, Fr. Hesburgh was a leader for the Land O' Lakes Statement.]
To Catholics, abortion is the killing of an unborn child, a premeditated breach of God's Commandment "Thou Shalt Not Kill." The case is closed for all time. Any who participate in an abortion are excommunicated. Catholic politicians from Nancy Pelosi to Joe Biden who support a "woman's right to choose" have been denounced from pulpits and denied Communion.
Obama, however, is the most pro-abortion president ever. On his third day in office, by executive order, he repealed the Bush prohibition against using tax dollars to fund agencies abroad that perform abortions.
He supports partial-birth abortion, where a baby's soft skull is sliced open with scissors in the birth canal and its brains sucked out to ease its passage, a procedure Sen. Pat Moynihan said "comes as close to infanticide as anything I have seen in our judiciary."
In the Illinois legislature, Obama helped block the Born Alive Infant Protection Act, a bill to save the lives of infant survivors of abortion. He voted to allow doctors and nurses to let these tiny babies die of neglect and be tossed out with the medical waste.
Barack is committed to signing the Freedom of Choice Act, which would repeal every federal and state restriction on abortion. He has smoothed the path for federal funding of embryonic stem cell research.
Notre Dame, a university that teaches that all innocent human life is sacred, will thus honor a leader determined to ensure that a woman's right to destroy her unborn child in the womb remains unrestricted.
There is thus a direct clash between what Notre Dame professes to stand for and what Notre Dame is doing.
Says Ralph McInerny, a philosophy professor since 1955: "By inviting Barack Obama to be the 2009 commencement speaker, Notre Dame has forfeited its right to call itself a Catholic University. … (T)his is a deliberate thumbing of the collective nose at the Roman Catholic Church to which Notre Dame purports to be faithful.
"Faithful? Tell it to Julian the Apostate."
McInerny calls Father Jenkins' invitation to Obama worse than the "usual effort of the university to get into warm contact with the power figures of the day. It is an unequivocal abandonment of any pretense at being a Catholic university."
An honorary degree, writes Catholic author George Weigel, is a statement that here is a man we should admire and emulate. [This is a very important point. Some people are waffling on this. They are suggesting that a doctorate honoris causa doesn't really honor them in the sense of.. well honoring them. Or, on the other hand, they will say "he is being honored for X but not for Y". Maybe that works for some public figures, but I don't think it can in the case of President Obama, for the reasons Buchanan reminds us about above. This is not simply a case of some university honoring "an American President". This is a president with a difference at a school which identifies itself as Catholic.] But how can a Catholic university say that about a man who means to appoint Supreme Court justices who will keep constitutional and legal the systematic slaughter of the unborn that has taken 50 million lives in 35 years?
Can Father Jenkins not see the contradiction here that renders Notre Dame a morally incoherent institution?
Diocesan Bishop John D'Arcy of Fort Wayne-South Bend has told Father Jenkins he will not be attending commencement because of Obama's support of embryonic stem cell research.
Said the bishop, "While claiming to separate policies from science, (Obama) has in fact separated science from ethics and has brought the American government, for the first time in history, into supporting direct destruction of innocent human life."
Pope Benedict has yet to be heard from. But on his visit to the United States, he declared that any appeal to academic freedom "to justify positions that contradict the faith and teaching of the church would obstruct or even betray the university's identity and mission." [I don't think ND is trying to justify a pro-abortion position in honoring Pres. Obama. I think the motivations is simpler.]
Does not honoring the most visible pro-abortion advocate in America "betray the identity and mission" of Notre Dame?
Father Jenkins says the invitation "should not be taken as condoning or endorsing his positions on specific issues regarding the protection of human life."
But what Notre Dame is saying with this invitation is that Obama's 100 percent support for policies and programs that bring death to more than a million unborn children every year is no disqualification [there it is] to being honored by a university dedicated to Our Lady who carried to term the Son of God.
Chris Carrington, a political science major, regards the opposition to Obama's appearance as un-Catholic: "To not allow someone here because of their beliefs would seem a little hypocritical and contradictory to what the mission of the university and church should be."
The obtuse Carrington has stumbled on the relevant question: Is Notre Dame still a repository, teacher and exemplar of eternal truths about God and Man, right and wrong, whose mission is to convey and defend those truths in a hostile world?
Or has Notre Dame joined the secularists in their endless scavenger hunt to seek and find truth in the marketplace of ideas?


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I ran across this vintage poster at a local antique store. They had a pile of similar small posters that were once used as advertising for a commercial kitchen.....like Betty Crocker, I think.
I spotted this one because it has a design in the same colors & style as my kitchen will have when it (finally) is done.
One of these days I'll get it framed to hang on the kitchen wall. I have a sneaky feeling that I'll develop a craving for eclairs shortly thereafter.
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
Melting Goodness
4 comments:
- Poppy said...
custard + chocolate=the magic
- April 10, 2007 at 11:49 AM
- merideth said...
ooh. you know we love this kind of thing...graphic designer you know...we love vintage commercial art
- April 10, 2007 at 11:02 PM
- The Litter Box House said...
I'd become a balloon if I had something like this in my kitchen!
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The dangerous thing is I know how to make them.....
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Muslims in Mannaar expose systemic inability of SL State in delivering justice to victims
New security regulations in Jaffna[TamilNet, Monday, 29 June 1998, 23:59 GMT]The Sri Lankan Army (SLA) in the Thenmaradchi sector of the Jaffna peninsula has declared that people who enter the areas it controls would not be allowed to bring more than 25 coconuts with them. The new regulations came into effect from Saturday, said sources. The SLA has put up posters about the new regulation by it's sentry points at Varani, Eluthumadduval, Mirusuvil, Palai Thmpakamam road, said the sources, adding that the regulation is said to have been introduced for "security reasons". Two youths, Vaikuntham Thanushkaran, 23 and Sebastiampillai Ameed of Eluthumadduval in the Thenmaradchi sector were arrested by the Sri Lankan Army (SLA) on Saturday during a search operation there, and are reported to be detained in Eluthumadduval SLA camp, said the sources. Residents reported that there have been a series of search operations in the region during the past week, said the sources. A young woman, identified as Mano Mylvaganam, 20 was arrested by the Sri Lankan Army (SLA) in Thumpalai in Pt. Pedro in the Jaffna peninsula on June 25. She is believed to be detained at the SLA's Pt. Pedro harbour camp, said sources. Her sister had been arrested earlier on suspicion that she had been in the Police force which operated in Jaffna under the LTTE administration, however the SLA had released her later, they said. The SLA has announced that people should not gather in the Old town area of Pt. Pedro after 6.00 p.m., said sources, adding that the reason for the regulation is not clear. Elsewhere in the Jaffna peninsula, the SLA cordoned off and searched villages of Chempiyanpattu, Kudarappu and Thanippanai in the Vadamaradchi east region, from the early hours of the morning Saturday till 9.00 a.m. Sunday, said sources, but they could not confirm whether any arrests were made. A 19 year old girl, Rasenthiram Kumutha, was arrested by the SLA during a house-to-house search operation in Kudaththanai, also in the Vadamaradchi east region on Saturday, but was released after interrogation, they said. |
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Yep, it's the Leadville 100 2009 entry form. Time to back off the treats and think about getting back into riding shape.
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
4 comments:
- vh1 said...
I don't think I have ever been this excited to get the mail!
- December 30, 2008 at 5:50 PM
- South County Ciclista said...
I hope I am on the starting line with you so I can have you pace me along and pull me up the hills.
- December 30, 2008 at 8:14 PM
i don't think i've ever been so depressed to get something in the mail.
Had a baby on Dec. 28, and my leg isn't coming back too well from the chainsaw incident.
Botched - December 31, 2008 at 10:43 AM
Let's hope we all can even get into the race. With Lance coming back it's going to be tough.
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