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Monday, January 4. 2010
A Frayed Connection
Your comments on the Inquirer Article are welcome.
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Wow! That's a depressing article. I was shocked by the priest who said he'd rather not have people from the neighborhood start coming to church. He apparantly doens't knows to whom the Church belongs. And what is up with using Church Slavonic? I can see using Russian in a parish full of Russian speakers but Church Slavonic in a neighborhood full of English speakers? Talk about hiding your light under a bushel. The harvest is white but the laborers are few.
(Editor's note: The harvest is white? You are conflating verses in Matthew and John, Matt; but we get your point.)
#1 Matt Karnes on 2010-01-04 22:03
The parish using mostly Church Slavonic is probably 90% Russian immigrants.
#1.1 Alexis on 2010-01-08 21:20
I would say that the fact that the author is calling the liturgical language of that St. Andrew's Cathedral "Old Church Slavonic" or "old slavonic" shows his lack of knowledge, at least of languages. Neither are used by the Church. There is a Moscow recension of Church Slavonic (and Serbian, and other recensions) that is an extant liturgical language. Old Church Slavonic has nasal vowels and a different syllable structure from "Church Slavonic" and Russian.
So the St. Andrew Cathedral parish that is a topic in the article is not an OCA parish, but a "Moscow Patriarchate" parish. A couple years ago, many from one such parish near us "migrated" into our OCA parish, and were delighted that the services were in English, so that their children and convert spouses could actually understand and pray the liturgy.
What a concept!!
They still won't sit in the pews, but that's ok, I don't either.
I would agree that English makes sense in general for a parish in the United States, actually, add Spanish in some areas.
Russian immigrants and other guests in our country (USA) can learn English, or if they're lucky they can find a parish that makes them "comfortable" in their own language, though I'd say comfortable should not to be confused with salvific. If I were to move to Finland for example, I would probably be happy to find a parish where English was spoken by some members, but I wouldn't expect it. How dare I? I'd learn Finnish! Mitä kuuluu?
Some Slavonic is nice for Nativity and Pascha, if people can understand it, but why make a museum piece of the Church?? If such things were the tradition of the Apostles, I'm sure that the Lord and His Disciples would have spoken the venerable Hebrew amidst the masses of Greek-speaking Jews.
#1.2 Anonymous on 2010-01-15 20:24
What is amazing about all these changes is that it shows the Church, the OCA, is strong. Think about it, the entire Synod of the OCA has changed! This wasn't planned or engineered, but it was the "God's will." The Holy Spirit has acted and the bishops now guiding the American church are new. Why? We don't know exactly why, but we can be assured the Holy Spirit has acted. Through out the centuries the leadership of the Church on earth has changed which should tell all, "We are not here long to do God's work!" Man proposes, but God disposes. Let us all ask God to help us to do His work while we are here, not our own!
#2 Anonymous on 2010-01-05 09:32
Sorry, but the entire Synod of the OCA has not changed. Three of the sitting bishops were named in the SIC Report as having knowledge of the video tape and the attempted shakedown in Moscow. Some of their actions pursuant to this knowledge are detailed in the Report. They were not stellar actions, at all.
Abp JOB kept asking: Are the allegations true?
Some of his brother bishops knew and kept silent. This is not a new Synod by any means. The one voice crying in the synodal wilderness was silenced this past month. Unless God raise up another like +Job, then heaven help us, indeed!
Fr John Reeves
#2.1 Fr John Reeves on 2010-01-07 16:17
Well, Fr., let's see:
- + Theodosius is gone
- + Herman is gone
- + Nicolai is gone
- + Tikhon (of the West) is gone
- + Kirill is gone
- + Dimetri is gone
- RSK is gone
What do you want? Talk about a turn-over!
(Editor's note: Turnover, yes: change? The proof is in the pudding, and so far, it appears to be still in the oven....)
#2.1.1 Anonymous on 2010-01-26 06:49
I interpreted that comment more as not wanting a newcomer to buy their way into a church. That's true wherever one worships. I'm familiar with these parishes and never got the impression that no one is welcome there. But look around you in your own home parishes, look at the ethnic makeup of those who are sitting next to you. It's pretty rare to find a real mix of ethnicity out there. Strength in the OCA will come when we truly open our doors. We talk the talk, but to walk the walk and let people know that God's salvation is open to ALL mankind, we shall see.
#3 Anon on 2010-01-06 09:28
Anon wrote, "But look around you in your own home parishes, look at the ethnic makeup of those who are sitting next to you. It's pretty rare to find a real mix of ethnicity out there."
All I have to do is look around in my own parish. It's a Midwest Diocese suburban parish, established in 1970. Two-thirds "cradle" and one-third "convert." Yes, many third and fourth-generation Carpatho-Russians and other Slavs, but we've also got immigrants from Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, Poland, even Ethiopia (these are the ones I know of). While Slavonic services are available locally, these folks apparently want their children to be in English-language services. Then we've got folks of Greek heritage who want English services. The converts are from all sorts of ethnic backgrounds, many from what I call "American mutt" (I'm German/French-Canadian/Scottish/Irish/English myself). Our all-English services are a common denominator. We pull folks from four counties (we're centrally located on the border of two, and not far from a third).
It took a full year for anyone to ask me if I was Russian, and I've not had any similar question since.
#3.1 Michele Hagerman on 2010-01-06 17:24
I also found this article depressing. At times it is so frustrating to see the Orthodox Church in a bunker mentality wherein the church of the past is served, preserved, as in a museum, but the church of the present is sacrificed to this mistaken notion. It is especially sad because many of us have seen how a church can grow by opening its doors to all those around. Hopefully we can see that the Orthodox Church needs to be defined by who it welcomes, not by who it has kept out.
#3.2 Sean O'Clare on 2010-01-13 13:54
There needs to be more posted here about what + Bartholomew is trying to do with world Orthodoxy. 1st off, he trying to get all Orthodox to believe that because of Canon 28 (4th Council) that he really has authority over ALL the Orthodox world wide. This is a lie! Next, he has all of the bishops in his pocket insisting that only HE can decide what churches can be autocephalous and which can't. This is another lie! Neither Apostolic Tradition nor the Canons support this. When the Apostles founded churches, they appointed bishops to run these local churches and left. The Holy Spirit guided them. The Apostles didn't say, "Now you report to Rome or Constantinople."
What Orthodoxy worldwide is experiencing is + Bartholomew TRULY trying to set himself up as an Eastern Pope. In fact, his lies are the same that Rome put forth to try and rule all of Christendom. Doesn't anyone see this? Why are the bishops blind to this power grab which is non-canonical and anti-apostolic?
If Orthodoxy at it's highest levels refuse to follow the Truth, then it is no longer "The Orthodox Church." Didn't we learn anything from the Council of Florence? Only Kievan/Rus remained Orthodox while Constantinople and all Orthodoxy fell into heresy. Doesn't anyone read Church History???????
#4 Anonymous on 2010-01-07 09:58
I'm still searching in the article for a remark from a priest implying that he would not like to have neighborhood residents attend his church. I would need to evaluate the context, as well as the exact quote. On what page did this remark appear ? Thanks! Also, was this an Orthodox priest, or one of the Catholic priests referenced in the article?
The article bears a reading more careful than perhaps has been attempted by others. The problem is not the Church, but lies within those uninterested in Christianity, such as the non-religious, so-called "spiritual" individuals quoted in the article. For example, the woman raised in a Protestant-Jewish household inherited nary a chance of being raised with any coherent religious self-consciousness.
The Church has room for all languages. There is no "superior language". English, Church Slavonic, Arabic, Greek, French, and all other languages are valid for use in Orthodox parishes in the United States. The dominant language of a church service should be the language spoken and/or understood by the majority of the worshipers present. It makes me sad, however, when I read, as frequently I do at other websites and in other publications, the misinformed, wholesale rejections of using any language other than English, even in lesser proportions to the overall service.
#5 Antonia on 2010-01-08 10:05
Bottom of page 4. Looking at it again, it seems a though it could be parsed a couple different ways: one that would exclude the "high-powered newcomers" (who, a priori, would be expected to disturb the present parishioners); and another that just wouldn't want them (once there) to disturb the "prestige" of his present parishioners--and that could be construed simply as a matter of courtesy and charity, I suppose.
At first read, I definitely thought the former, with deep regrets. Am hoping for the latter.
#5.1 Fr. Dennis Buck on 2010-01-27 14:09
Unfortunately, Orthodoxy in Philadelphia proper is stuck in a "serve the old world roots only" mode - for now. I lived in that area for many years and I have friends that continue to live in Northern Liberties: the churches need to engage the community unreservedly and they will grow and thrive. To the comment on the OCA: St. Nicholas's in the article is an OCA parish. It is not doing what it needs to do either. There is so much opportunity in that community for the Orthodox church, it is painful for me to read the article. The young people in this neighborhood are desperate for spirituality and spiritual healing. It is almost as if they are crying out.
You never know: if anyone wants to Orthodox evangelism, I can think of few places the opportunity is more ripe than in Northern Liberties. If a hierarch is reading this, please, please do something. A few individuals with energy could revive these temples. It will take openness and work.
#6 anon on 2010-01-09 09:18
It occurred to me that is any clergy do read this, perhaps establishing women's monastery with a very visible ministry to the community would be a way to aid all these churches.
#7 anon on 2010-01-09 09:25
I left a comment on the Philly.com page. I am going to reproduce it here in hope and prayer that someone local will read it and will light a fire in this community:
"What is happening here is shameful. These people in Northern Liberties are crying out for spirituality. When I asked a regional priest for a recommendation for two young Philadelphia residents to visit an Orthodox church, I got two: neither were in the city. Open up your churches and fill them to overflowing. For the churches, some suggestions: 1) Classes on spirituality, including contemplative prayer, theosis, and the writings of the Fathers (perhaps the Philokalia). Teach people the eastern alternative to the "substitionary atonement": the church as a place of spiritual healing. 2) After liturgy have a community meal every week for free. 3) Regular choral concerts for free in the community: you have the most beautiful music in the world. 4) Sponsor the Northern Liberties gardens. Tell people about the Ecumenical Patriarch's "green theology". 5)Advertise in the cafes, bars and streets. Advertise for services, classes, events, constantly: be the lifeblood of the community. 6) The neighborhood is artsy: have icon painting classes with traditional mediums like egg tempora. Teach about icons. Show your icons in special open houses. Given away icons. 7) Concelebrate the liturgy each Sunday. Put aside all jurisdictional concerns and fill each temple to overflowing. Show the unity of the faith in the reception of the body and blood of God, as we must. Organize social work to help the local poor that fully involves the community. Work with the local rabbi too: remember there was a time until the destruction of the temple that we worshiped together with them. 9) Start a mission in a neighboring African American community consecrated to an African saint. Be visibly involved. Start a fire. Fill your churches. Be what you are meant to be: a light, a beacon, a safe harbor, the living continuation of the Incarnation."
#8 anon on 2010-01-09 12:26
What's amazing is that our bishops and laity live in a delusion that everything is "great". The outreach in the Orthodox Church is severely lacking, as its its inspiring leaders. Is it the laity that do not care or the priests that no longer prepare for sermons? Who are not taught public speaking at the seminaries? Who do not pursue grants from the US government for shelters, job training and social programs necessary to attract new parishioners and provide community outreach? Who don't in many cases even have a website or cell phone? Our seminaries need to train priests and ministers for this century - maintaining the Apostolic teachings and traditions while suggesting and providing modern skills. We also need more Orthodox colleges and schools. The bishops and faithful depressed need only look in a mirror. And, while these same people say 'God will provide', perhaps, it's His Will and His way of saying that factions no longer are practical and a united Church is necessary perhaps more so in our country than anywhere in the world.
#9 Anonymous on 2010-01-11 22:30
I go to a non-ethnic Antiochian church. We're predominately American, and use 100% English. Still, most of our parishioners travel an average of 20 minutes to get to church, and do not live in the neighborhood itself. I think this is the case for vast majority of churches today, not just Orthodox ones. We advertise and are welcoming to visitors, but we do not make forays into the community. I suppose we could, if someone were called and blessed to do this. But I don't look at this as an essential thing in that if this were done without people having the right calling or gifts for this ministry, it could end badly--misunderstandings, more drop outs from church.
The churches in the article (and even my own church) are losing the battle on church growth when the high school children go to college and do not come back to church. That, and the large convert drop out rate. Becoming and remaining Orthodox is not easy. It requires the expenditure of spiritual capital, something which we have in short supply. Also, it requires that people be willing to humble themselves to the treatments prescribed by the Church--something which is so out of fashion today it is almost unheard of except in weird cults. We are dealing with a condition of general spiritual decline in which a genuine lack of spiritual depth and a hunger for real spiritual life that is masked by a pervasive market of fluffy cafeteria spirituality. But this has been the case, I think, for a number of decades.
Language, in itself, however, is not the problem. In some cases, it is a symptom of a problem--ethnocentricity. In others, it is a contributor to a problem--ignorance of faith. These two are very serious, of course. But I know of churches and people who are not plagued by either of these, and still they are struggling and falling away. This brings to mind Elder Thaddeus of Vitovnica's prescription for solving the problems of our community and the whole world--changing ourselves, specifically our thoughts--so that they will be more loving, kinder, more God-centered. We expect someone else to do something--the priest, that other church over there, the bishop. But it's our problem. If we really have Christ in our hearts, people will see that and be helped and come to church, even if we say nothing.
That, of course, doesn't mean that problems in the Church are not taken care of. They must be. But if we neglect ourselves, personally, there will be newer, bigger problems which we cannot tackle.
Thanks for posting the article, Mark. I thought it was interesting, though I had to get past the over-the-top approach. One could write a journalist's manual for how to write about Orthodoxy.
#10 Eric Peterson on 2010-01-12 13:50
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Surfing Where there are no Surfers
Jun 4, 2014, 11:16 AM #2
I love surfing alone. Looking back, I was lucky in those solo CR sessions.
Those waves looked big. The middle pic looks like a surfer getting ready to make a big drop. what a surprise when I clicked on it to see it was a sponger.
Looks like fun!
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Sweet pics, did you charge that first one? Looks pretty heavy.
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Thats sick man. Is that you in the middle one?
Jun 4, 2014, 02:20 PM #6
Didn't have time to write anything earlier. Post your travel stories/pictures about surfing in lands where there are few/no surfers. To answer the questions:
Yes, I paddled into the first wave pictured. Warm water waves are never as heavy as they look, compared to cold water hammers. The heavy part of that wave was finding a way down the 100ft cliff in the foreground. The middle picture is me in shorts and a t-shirt. Lost my boardies/rashy and good luck finding any sort of surf gear where that wave is. Last one is a view of a pointbreak from up in a mountain temple. The blue box is a shipping container (18-wheeler type) for scale. Now, a story:
Anyone travelled somewhere where surfing was a foreign concept? Considering that even the most frozen or flattest lineup in the United States is clogged with boards, and there are even nutjobs who surf the great lakes in winter, it's hard to believe, but there are many places around the world where there are so few surfers that you can still find that awesome pointbreak or hidden rivermouth that's never been named, and probably never been surfed. Without giving it away, have you ever found such a place?
One such place is a rivermouth near a farming/fishing village somwhere East of Guam. I first spotted the place on a random cross-country drive when we took a turn down a random backroad and ended up on a huge black sand beach with fishing nets and various kinds of equipment and trash strewn about. Where the road ended, the surf slammed into a sandy ledge at the water's edge in a ugly boiling shorebreak that wasn't even skimmable. However, looking through a telephoto lens far down the beach toward the aluvial fan of a rivermouth, I could see, what looked like, an awesome a-frame break, smoking in the offshores breezing down the semi-tropical valley. At a distance of 2 miles, there was no way to tell how big it was or if it was even makable.
Seven months later, I rediscovered the spot on a day when a sizeable swell was sweeping down the coast from a winter storm. On the drive down the coast, I had been high up in a mountain tea house, driving out the cool damp by sipping scalding local tea while spotting the swell throwing up fountains of spray at the huge seawalls of the shipping harbor below. My goal was some better-known breaks downcoast a bit, but I thought it was worth killing off a day making a pilgrimage to that potential secret spot.
After a hour or so of driving the winding cliffside road, I was down in the same mountain valley where I had first spotted the rivermouth break. I drove up onto the beach and parked. Mine was the only car (actually sort of a truck-van "Delica Starwagon" ) around, and probably one of the only enclosed 4-wheeled vehicles in the agricultural valley. Low marine clouds were threatening more misty rain as I grabbed my boardbag and locked everything else up in the van. I could just barely see the break firing in the distance as I set out along that volcanic sand beach.
I walked past endless rice paddies and shrimp farms, which gave way to scrub and piles of loose stones as I passed the levee that protected the fields and villages from the typhoon floods. Navigating the aleuvial fan took some doing as it was full of huge boulders that had washed down from the steep surrounding rainforest-covered mountains. The river was flowing well, and I eventually had to pull out a board and fins to paddle across progressively deeper and more turbulent channels of chilly, steely rainwater. After more walking and paddling, I--at last--made it to the far side of the river delta, and the break.
It was incredible. I can't liken it to any other break, because it was like no other place I've surfed. Maybe a little bit like a heavier, shallower Hammerland in reverse. The swell mounted up and peaked just a few dozen yards out from the cobblestones and sand of the riverbed in a huge detonating closeout. 100 yards down the line to the right, the shoulder went from insane to a possibly makable, well overhead and grinding down the beach in a long steel-grey barrel for another 200 yards (!) that whuffed tube spit like a steam piston. The right-hander that recovered from the bomb closeout in the middle was more pint-sized. A barely head-high clean foamball that futzed out after 50 yards into the same bodyslamming shorey that made up the rest of the beach.
I sat and watched it grind for about 30 minutes before I worked up the courage to paddle out. There was nobody around. This was between giant flood control levees and a mile from the nearest field, let alone the nearest structure. The whitewash was full of cobblestones and sand ripped from the bottom; clearly dangerously shallow and heavy. But that wave looked good and I had walked a long damn way not to paddle out.
I started out on the left-hander to get a feel for the water. The air was mid-70's and the water mid-80's. Eventually I paddled around the closeout and hopped the shoulder well down the line after watching and watching and watching.
It was a hell of a lot faster than I anticipated. I dropped in, executed a speed-line bottom turn, and immediately that grey wall started warping. I pushed the nose down and drove straight down the line. First there was a grey curtain, then a hushed grey tunnel, then a spin cycle of cobblestones and sand.
When it was makable--which was not that often--it was an insane full-speed barrel. Big and long and beautiful. Not the best wave I've ever ridden, but damn good. Punishing, though. After two hours I had a split lip, a couple of noggin lumps, a shiner, and a whole lotta bruises. It was a long walk/swim in, and it was a long limp/swim out. You might have a better time getting there on a scooter or bicycle, which can navigate the narrow paths between rice paddies or get up on top of the flood control structures.
Afterward, I drove on, stopping to describe this spot which I named ("Speed Bump's") and claimed over a big meal with some of my local friends further downcoast.
120 scary-lonely minutes of @$$-kicking tubes probably wasn't worth the huge hike to get there, but that's my spot now. I'm pretty certain that I was the first to surf it, but I bet I won't be the last.
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Good stuff, definitely takes a pair to paddle out in that situation.
Jun 4, 2014, 02:46 PM #8
good stuff man, my curiosity is piqued....how far 'east of guam'?
I like your vague location, but want to know more, haha
Jun 4, 2014, 02:53 PM #9
I THOUGHT we were pioneering a spot once: We were in the boondocks of NS on a firing swell, driving down back roads looking at the endless possibilities that coast has, when we saw this left in the distance, across a huge field and around a swampy area, way out alone. Two of us trudged through all the snow and swamp to get there while our 3rd buddy, who was really sick at the time, hung at the car to rest, maybe snap some long distance photos. I thought for sure we were the first to surf this place, there was nothing around, terrible access, plus there are tons of well known waves within an hour's drive south, which by most anyone's standards, are not crowded at all...we got back to the car and our buddy told us some random guy ambled down the road from out of nowhere, informed him he'd been surfing that spot alone for 20 years, and tried to vibe the sh*t out of him. True pioneer sessions getting harder and harder to come by.
Wave itself was borderline unmakeable, especially for me on my backhand. I'll be taking a look at that one again on the next trip though...different swell angle or tide, the set-up seems like it could be just insane.
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Deep down the coast of Baja. Surfed alone a lot on a few trips. Didn't have a map. Didn't know if certain spots would even break or what they were called. At certain points, I wondered, has anyone else every surfed here, then I snapped out of it and thought, of course they have. I'm not the first genius from california to venture down here.
But there were a few spots that I surfed alone that were really not meant to surf, and I figured out why very quickly.... Found a sick reef point that was wrapping into a little cove. You could walk all the way out on this elevated reef and jump right out. Couldn't tell how deep it was, or what was under the water, but it looked like a perfect, peeling left hander. I had camped out in the area for a few days but never saw anyone enter the water. The swell was running a little bit overhead. I stood on the point for about 5 minutes water consistent sets running. Finally just suited up and jumped off the point. Paddled into a perfect left wedge up off the point, as soon as I dropped in, it started sucking up and draining out, I stalled for a second to time a barrel ride and then I saw giant bars of exposed reef sticking up a good 2-3 feet out of the water, right in the face of the wave about 10 feet ahead of me and then I noticed the jagged bone yard in front of me, had to weave in and out of the bars in the face and pump down the face and then laid down and weaved in and out of the boneyard to the beach. Climbed a giant cliff to get back up. Walked over to my girlfriend, who had a camera and said... Ohh, I found out why no one surfs this point. Let's get the fu** outta here. I actually have a picture of that wave and that moment caught on camera. My GF, now wife took a picture of me, from behind the wave. She was up on the point so you can just see a few shots of me going down the line and then I disappeared... I'll look through the old photos if I have time later. This was back in 2003 I think, before I even had a digital camera. She had a 35mm and all the photos were developed at a local CVS. I would have to say, I "probably" was the first to ever surf that point and probably the last... Wouldn't call myself a pioneer, I would call myself a reckless fool who didn't watch the wave long enough from the right angle. Any person who would have looked at it break even once woulda said, okay, lets move on for sure.
I know surfers all seem to love the solace and serenity in being in the ocean alone, but I MUCH prefer having a Homie or two in situations like that. I would always get a little of the heebie jeebies down in Mexico, in the middle of winter. Knowing that the closest town is 2 hours away and the closest paved road is a good 30 miles. Hospital? Maybe 5 hours... Lifeguards? Haha. Not a chance... You get a completely different feeling when a Giant Mexican dolphin rolls up on you in the middle of no where. A nice sign of relief, like ohh, it's only you....
Couple that with the impending thought of the sketchiness of a third world country, run by drug cartels and banditos. Hoping that if a vehicle approaches your general area, you are not about to get hogtied, kidnapped or worse. Passing through checkpoints, hoping the dudes with AKs aren't in a bad mood and search your vehicles, cause then, for sure you are going to end up in a Mexican jailhouse somewhere. Sliding a 6 pack of Tecate cans to the young men usually does the trick.....
But all in all, at this point in my life I would not go to any of the places I used to and put myself in any of the situations I once would have... It was all about "The Wave", "The Search" and all that crap... Now, I just want to surf. I don't care if its crowded. I don't care where I'm at. I just want to surf. I have no desire to trek through a jungle somewhere, or hike through the desert in search of "the perfect wave".... Maybe in 10 more years, I can get to that mid-life crisis point and want to scour the earth again, but for now, yall can have that. I will go to the beach right by my house, surf when its on and be happy as a pig in sh**. Round here, most winter days that I surf, i'm the only d-bag in the ocean on the whole island.... So, with that being said, yeah I guess I still do surf alone. A LOT


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The Conference of Jewish Material Claims Against Germany announced today that the deadline date for the filing of applications to the Conference by organizations, institutions and communities seeking the allocation of funds for the year 1960, is June 30, 1959.
"Applications should be submitted in 20 copies to the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, at New York, and should contain a detailed description of the activities for which funds are requested," the announcement said. "The organizations submitting applications should also include precise budgetary data and information on other sources of income which may be available to the applicants for the projects in question.
"The Claims Conference, by the terms of the agreement it had concluded with the Federal Republic of Germany, is able to allocate funds only for those activities which contribute to the relief, rehabilitation and resettlement of Jewish victims of Nazi persecution, in accordance with the urgency of need," the announcement emphasized.


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While a union strike continues here technically, few signs of the strike remain on the campus of the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center.
Of the nearly 80 employees who are in the Communications Workers of America Local 4501, all but about 10 are quietly back on the job at the OARDC.
The union, which includes skilled trade workers, janitors, farm service employees and hospital workers, has been striking against The Ohio State University since May 1 when contract negotiations broke down.
While a tentative agreement was rejected last week by the union as a whole, it was passed by Wooster union members. Most decided this week to go back to work. The few still not reporting for work in Wooster are spread out among farm services, research operations and the grounds crew, said OARDC assistant director Bill Ravlin.
"Last week, they were all out, and supervisors just responded to emergencies as they came up," said John Ott, physical plant superintendent, who supervises about half of the 80 union employees. "We were prioritizing what needed to be done; routine maintenance was not getting done. Now, we have a majority of the folks back; we're just about back to normal operations," Ott added.
Chief local union steward Bill Schneider said many employees returned to work to keep medical benefits. The university sent a letter to workers Tuesday advising them their health and life insurance benefits were suspended as of Saturday unless the workers pay for their coverage. Schneider, a carpenter at OARDC, also has returned to work.
"It's been a matter of their own conscience. Medical insurance was a deciding factor. My advice to them was to follow their own conscience, to do what was best for them individually and their families. I think the contract offered was not what we've earned, but was as good as we could have gotten.
"That first week, we were absolutely united. We stood tall and sent our message. I respect what we did and I admire them. We can all be proud of ourselves, and we're still supportive of that cause," Schneider said.
Ravlin said the 10 still out are putting some strain on operations. "We're a small campus, small shop with small departments. You take one person out of a three-person department, and you'll notice that," Ravlin said.
Meanwhile, in Columbus, trash has piled up, buildings haven't been cleaned, cafeterias are closed and some classes have been disrupted on the 48,000-student campus because of the strike.
On Tuesday, striking workers put a new pay proposal on the table as contract negotiations with OSU resumed. The four-hour bargaining session was the first since union members overwhelmingly turned down the tentative settlement on Friday.
Gary Josephson, president of Local 4501, said the union has backed off its demand for an immediate $2 an hour raise and presented a proposal of $2.50 over the life of the contract and one pay scale for campus and OSU hospital workers.
Workers would get a $1.25 an hour increase the first year, 60 cents the second year and 65 cents the third year. Workers earn about $10 an hour.
The tentative agreement called for $2 an hour over three years, the best the university can do, said Larry Lewellen, Ohio State's associate vice president for human resources. That raise would cost the university $10 million over the three years.
The Associated Press contributed to this article.


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Seething anxieties over controversial legislative reforms that would broaden the powers of the president of Fair Work Australia have been fanned by the Law Council of Australia, which insists the proposals could undermine the standing and perceived independence of the Tribunal.
The law council targeted three apparently technical changes to the structure of FWA and the powers they would institute in the president in a submission to a Senate committee's continuing inquiry into the reforms that emerged from the biennial review of the Fair Work Act.
The committee is expected to opine next week on proposed reforms to the FW Act that the government hopes to have approved by the time Parliament rises at the end of next week.
Outside a general unease over the haste with which Parliament is being asked to consider what is a complicated slate of reforms, there is dispute within and without FWA about a platform that includes the appointment of two new statutory vice-presidents of the tribunal.
At best, critics identify the vice-presidential proposal as entirely unnecessary; at worst, as a means of stacking the upper reaches of the tribunal with minds aligned with the government's view of the proper management of industrial law.
The council's paper offered an assessment of proposals that would effectively allow the president to intervene in the proceedings of a full bench and to deal singularly with complaints about his subordinate commissioners.
"The committee considers it inappropriate that the Fair Work Act should include a provision that empowers the president to take over a matter allocated to a full bench and deal with it," the council submitted. "Should such a power be exercised it would have the potential to reduce the standing of the tribunal, given the potential for such an action to be characterised or perceived as an attack on the independence and competence of the full bench," the council wrote.
And, while supporting the necessity of proper complaint procedures, the council objected to the idea that those powers of review should be left solely at the discretion of the FWA president.
"The president does not and should not have the capacity to direct other members in the discharge of their adjudicative powers and responsibilities.
"While the explanatory memorandum states that 'a complaint about the performance by another member of his or her duties will not include complaints about matters in cases that are capable of being raised in an appeal', there is no proposed provision that defines a 'complaint'," the council said.
The problem with the government's move to appoint statutory vice-presidents, is that its new pair of commissioners would be delivered higher status than an existing pair of vice-presidents.
The law generally, and the judiciary particularly, is sustained by its recognition and appreciation of precedent and hierarchy.
The law council, like many industrial lawyers, takes considerable exception to the vice- presidential plan because it so nakedly attacks the authority of FWA's existing senior deputies.
The council explained why this is such a bad thing. "Members of FWA are appointed to a quasi-judicial position. The status of FWA depends upon the independence and impartiality of its members being maintained.
"As a principle, once a person has been appointed to sit on a court or independent tribunal with designated powers and privileges, any change that would have the effect of removing or reducing that person's powers or privileges, while not affecting the powers and privileges of other members of that tribunal, has a tendency to undermine the independence of the court or tribunal. That is so because such action can be portrayed as being done because the individual member is not in favour with the Parliament or the executive."
The Business Council best summed up the broader bemusement about the new positions being fabricated for FWA in its offering to the Senate committee. It wrote, "the need for the creation of these positions and the requirement that they be statutory positions is unclear.
"Neither the Fair Work Act review panel nor submissions to the review have identified the absence of these statutory positions as inhibiting the performance of Fair Work Australia.
"There is a need to make clear the grounds for the proposed amendment and the evidence of benefits it may bring to the operation of the tribunal."
Thankfully, the potential for further confusion about the genesis of the structural reforms so unexpectedly entertained for the FW Act has been ended in the Senate submission from the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations. The department reports, bluntly, that the idea came directly from FWA president, Justice Iain Ross. "During consultations, Justice Ross proposed that two vice-president positions be created in order to attract legal specialists with expertise to assist him in the management of the tribunal."
This news is said to have surprised some inside FWA where the official line is that the initiatives did not foment in the presidential office. Troublingly, the department's claim that Ross himself promoted the proposed changes to the FWA hierarchy will merely reinforce received wisdom that the new president lacks confidence in either of his two most senior deputies.
One of them, Michael Lawler, has become enmeshed in the Health Services Union scandal and his future remains a source of speculation. But the other, Graeme Watson, has done nothing wrong other than to promote views on the nature and conduct of industrial law that have, at times, both challenged and irritated Ross.
The departmental paper went on to assess that, "creating two senior positions within the tribunal will deepen the expertise of the commission and provide assistance to the president in managing the work of the commission."
You can take it as read that these observations have been digested as both insult and insight within the halls of FWA.
The Australian Financial Review


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The automobile charging system provides electrical power for operation of the vehicle's ignition and starting systems and all the electrical accessories. The battery services as an electrical surge or storage tank, storing (in chemical form) the energy originally produced by the engine driven generator. The system also provides a means of regulating generator output to protect the battery from being overcharged and to avoid excessive voltage to the accessories.
The storage battery is a chemical device incorporating parallel lead plates in a tank containing a sulfuric acid/water solution. Adjacent plates are slightly dissimilar, and the chemical reaction of the two dissimilar plates produces electrical energy when the battery is connected to a load such as the starter motor. The chemical reaction is reversible, so that when the generator is producing a voltage (electrical pressure) greater than that produced by the battery, electricity is forced into the battery, and the battery is returned to its fully charged state.
The vehicle's generator is driven mechanically, through V-belts, by the engine crankshaft. It consists of two coils of fine wire, one stationary (the stator), and one movable (the rotor). The rotor may also be known as the armature, and consists of fine wire wrapped around an iron core which is mounted on a shaft. The electricity which flows through the two coils of wire (provided initially by the battery in some cases) creates an intense magnetic field around both rotor and stator, and the interaction between the two fields creates voltage, allowing the generator to power the accessories and charge the battery.
There are two types of generators: the earlier is the direct current (DC) type. The current produced by the DC generator is generated in the armature and carried off the spinning armature by stationary brushes contacting the commutator. The commutator is a series of smooth metal contact plates on the end of the armature. The commutator is a series of smooth metal contact plates on the end of the armature. The commutator plates, which are separated from one another by a very short gap, are connected to the armature circuits so that current will flow in one directions only in the wires carrying the generator output. The generator stator consists of two stationary coils of wire which draw some of the output current of the generator to form a powerful magnetic field and create the interaction of fields which generates the voltage. The generator field is wired in series with the regulator.
Today's vehicles use alternating current generators or alternators, because they are more efficient, can be rotated at higher speeds, and have fewer brush problems. In an alternator, the field rotates while all the current produced passes only through the stator winding. The brushes bear against continuous slip rings rather than a commutator. This causes the current produced to periodically reverse the direction of its flow. Diodes (electrical one-way switches) block the flow of current from traveling in the wrong direction. A series of diodes is wired together to permit the alternating flow of the stator to be converted to a pulsating, but unidirectional flow at the alternator output. The alternator's field is wired in series with the voltage regulator.
The regulator consists of several circuits. Each circuit has a core, or magnetic coil of wire, which operates a switch. Each switch is connected to ground through one or more resistors. The coil of wire responds directly to system voltage. When the voltage reaches the required level, the magnetic field created by the winding of wire closes the switch and inserts a resistance into the generator field circuit, thus reducing the output. The contacts of the switch cycle open and close many times each second to precisely control voltage.
While alternators are self-limiting as far as maximum current is concerned, DC generators employ a current regulating circuit which responds directly to the total amount of current flowing through the generator circuit rather than to the output voltage. The current regulator is similar to the voltage regulator except that all system current must flow through the energizing coil on its way to the various accessories.


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HARRIS COUNTY - A northwest Harris County home was a crime scene Thursday morning after a mother and son were found dead. Detectives are still trying to figure out who killed them.
With the home on East Windhaven Terrace surrounded with crime tape, neighbors who live in the community are on edge. Ben Abrams lives next door to where a mother and son where found dead inside their two story home overnight.
"It's unbelievable to know that something like that happened so close to home, kinda scary. I hurt for their family," Abrams said.
Harris County detectives say one body was found upstairs, another downstairs in a study. The victims may have been killed a couple of days ago, but only discovered Thursday morning when relatives showed up to check on them.
"We are trying to determine what happened inside the residence. There doesn't seem to appear to be any type of struggle inside the residence or anything missing at this point. We are attempting to contact the husband of the residence," said Felipe Rivera with the Harris County Sheriff's Office.
The husband and father of the two victims is missing and hasn't been heard from since the murders.
"This is a very quiet neighborhood, you don't normally hear anything, something like this. It's very shocking to come out and see this," said neighbor Roman Valderrama.
Crime scene investigators spent the hours inside the home. They are trying to determine whether the victims were shot or stabbed to death.
The victims were identified as Emilia Matase and Emanuel Matase.
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WOONSOCKET, R.I. — Summer Infant, a juvenile products manufacturer, today has retained Sharon Merrill (www.InvestorRelations.com), a nationally recognized investor relations and corporate communications firm based in Boston, to provide strategic investor relations services.
"We engaged Sharon Merrill to develop and execute a first-class strategic investor relations program for Summer Infant," said chairman and CEO Jason Macari. "Sharon Merrill's expert counsel and deep experience with small-cap companies like Summer Infant will be significant assets in our effort to attract new investors while strengthening relationships with our existing shareholder base."
"We are delighted to be working with Summer Infant and communicating the Company's performance and prospects to investors, analysts and other critical stakeholders," said Sharon Merrill president and partner Maureen Wolff. "We look forward to working with the Summer Infant management team to help drive shareholder value through an effective investor relations program."


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Crime Coalition Brings Law Enforcement, Businesses Together To Fight Organized Retail Thefts
A public-private partnership designed to stop professional thieves kicked off on Wednesday.
The Ohio Regional Organized Crime Coalition, patterned after groups in Los Angeles and Chicago, brings law enforcement and businesses together to put criminals behind bars, 10TV's Chuck Strickler reported.
Prosecutor David Williams said that he has fought retail crime in Chicago for years. Williams spoke to businesses and law enforcement officials on Wednesday.
"Bringing these partnerships together can really make a big difference," Williams said.
Surveillance video from a Columbus store last year captured a couple stealing items right off of a rack.
"It's not just any one part of the country, it's everywhere," said Sherri Dindal of Meijer stores. "It's a real problem for our consumers, because we have to pass that cost on some place, so the consumer ends up paying the cost."
The National Retail Federation released a survey of 125 companies that showed that 96 percent of companies have become victims of organized retail crime in the past year, Strickler reported.
Columbus police Cmdr. Bob Meader said that organized retail crime has become more sophisticated.
"Anything they can possibility do they will use to get the product out of the store," Meader said.
Meader said that a keychain hook is one of the newest tools. The tool disables security tags on items such as clothing.
Police said that they saw a recent instance of a thief using a bent screwdriver to pop off security tags, Strickler reported.
"I've seen some of the best can be in and out and steal thousands of dollars from you in minutes," Dindal said.
The Ohio Regional Organized Crime Coalition is in the process of creating a Web site for members so they can share real-time information, like pictures and videos of suspects.
Members said that the organization makes sense when corporate and municipal budgets are strained.
Watch 10TV News and refresh 10TV.com for more information.


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American Suzuki Motor Corp. has launched the 2010 Suzuki Kizashi (pronounced "Kee-Zah-Shee"), the company's first entry into the all-wheel-drive sport sedan segment. Scheduled to arrive in North American showrooms this winter, the Kizashi will serve as the company's flagship vehicle, further expanding and strengthening its current product line of high-quality small cars, trucks and SUVs.
The Kizashi will offer iPod connectivity (via USB) and optional audio streaming via Bluetooth. An optional Rockford Fosgate premium sound system ( 425 watts) is also available.


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THE Kiama U3A (University of the Third Age) has benefited from $5000 in funding from the State Government to assist it with hiring the venues it uses to provide courses.
NSW Minister for Ageing John Ajaka announced the funding during at the North Kiama Neighbourhood Centre on Tuesday, July 22.
Kiama U3A president Peter Clarke said the funding is around a year's worth of venue hire and would help the organisation continue to provide affordable courses to its members.
''We saw that we were facing increased costs across the venues we use when it came to hiring them and we approached [Kiama MP] Gareth Ward who took it to the minister,'' Mr Clarke said.
''We're extremely happy that the minister has supported us, this is about a year's worth of venue hire which will really help us and means we don't have to increase our course fees to cover our costs.''
Mr Ajaka said it was an easy decision to supply the funding.
''I'm absolutely happy to provide this funding, the U3A do extraordinary work and are a perfect example of an organisation that empowers our elderly people and provides them with an important social outlet and also the opportunity to learn new things,'' he said.
''The courses the U3A runs in terms of getting elderly people more tech-savvy are a great example, they allow elderly people to be able to carry out tasks from home that they otherwise wouldn't be able to do, which is a great thing.''
During the announcement Mr Ajaka was also questioned on issues that affect elderly people, such as driver's licences, public transport and concessions.
''Every area is different in terms of what issues are raised, but issues like driver's licences and transport are common in that they're important in allowing people to live happy and healthy lifestyles and we're committed to doing all we can to help people achieve that.
''The other thing is that we will continue the fight to have the Federal government reinstate the funding it provides to State governments to fund senior's concessions.''


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My girlfriend Marie at the car wash - she loves to flash in public and we both loved for me to take pics.
It was a busy street being one on of the main streets into Washington Pa. A very bright day with bumper to bumber traffic and a state police statin adj to the car wash. Marie loved it as it was more her idea. I was driving and wanted her to flash her big tits in the bay where no one would likely see unless they were just watching. she took it upon herself to walk around topless. she has big tits for a small frame.
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Every morning I change the home reading books for Hannah's Grade 2 class. These are the books that the children take home each night. They read them with their parents and then bring them back the next day to be changed for a nice new one.
For some reason this 'job', I won't call it a duty, as I do enjoy doing it, always seems to fall on me. I don't know why that is exactly... anyway. I have been doing it since Bethany was in Prep which was five years ago now. Sometimes for both of the girls, now just for Hannah. Next year for Hannah and Angus. So I can't see it ending for at least another 6 years! Yikes!
This year this 'job' has got even more
They fight over toys, balls, crayons, chairs, mummy's attention. Angus picks up a toy that Josh wants and Josh lets the whole building know about it! He throws himself on the floor, flat on his back and cries. I stop, pick him up, take him outside, happy him up a little bit, and take him back inside for the next round. I am lucky if I get to change one kid's book, before he starts again.
Today I used a different tactic. I sat him up on the desk next to me. Held on to him securely with one hand and opened folders and wrote numbers down with the other hand. That works for oh maybe five whole folders. When the novelty of sitting on the desk wore off, I sat him at my feet with books. While keeping up a steady chatter of "Oh what can you see there Josh?" "Is that a teddy?" "Oh that cake looks yummy", I could write furiously, and kept plying him with different books, until I had finished them all.
It really is all good fun! All these other mum's that don't volunteer, really don't know what they are missing out on.


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Raleigh, N.C. — Gov. Pat McCrory said Monday that he wants to "keep the politics out" of the decision of who pays for cleaning up coal ash sites across North Carolina.
Attorney General Roy Cooper, who is expected to challenge McCrory for governor in 2016, said earlier in the day that he's opposed to allowing Duke Energy to charge utility customers for the removal of its coal ash ponds.
On Friday, Duke Chief Executive Lynn Good said the utility will foot the cleanup bill for last month's ash spill in the Dan River, but the company will seek to "recover" costs from consumers if it's required to remove or relocate coal ash from 14 sites around the state.
"We've got to go through the process and understand that the Utilities Commission is the commission that needs to make these very difficult decisions, and one of the things we are going to do is keep the politics out of this very serious environmental problem," McCrory said.
The North Carolina Utilities Commission, a seven-member regulatory board, would have to approve any requested surcharge or rate increases to recover cleanup costs. Duke Chief Financial Officer Steve Young noted on a Feb. 18 earnings call with stock analysts that the state tends to approve recovery for environmental remediation.
Three of the seven current members were appointed by McCrory, and another three were appointed by former Govs. Mike Easley and Bev Perdue. The chairman, Ed Finley, was originally appointed by Easley and then reappointed as chairman by McCrory last July.
Cooper, said he doesn't believe Duke should be allowed to recover any costs for removing its coal ash ponds.
"Duke Energy should clean up the coal ash at its own expense, and we will fight for consumers if the company tries to charge them," Cooper said in a statement.
McCrory said the cleanup cost is only one step in the process for dealing with the toxic ash.
"We are going to deal with it, we are going to clean it up and we are going to have a long-term policy to make sure that it doesn't happen again," he said. "Then I will have the commission that is responsible for figuring out who pays for it make the tough decision that they need to make."


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Iran nuclear talks: Zarif plays down nuclear deal hopes
Iran's foreign minister has said the negotiations with six world powers on a comprehensive agreement on its nuclear programme will not conclude on Monday.
There had been reports that a breakthrough was imminent, but Mohammad Javad Zarif told reporters in Vienna there would be no deal before Tuesday.
Diplomats said they were struggling to resolve several points of contention.
They include Iranian demands that a UN arms embargo be lifted and the legality of its nuclear programme recognised.
White House spokesman Josh Earnest said "genuine progress" had been made, but that "significant issues" remained. Iran's leaders had to make some "tough decisions", he added.
The so-called P5+1 - the US, UK, France, China and Russia plus Germany - want Iran to scale back its sensitive nuclear activities to ensure that it cannot build a nuclear weapon.
Iran, which wants crippling international sanctions lifted, has always insisted that its nuclear work is peaceful.
'Tired and overworked'
The BBC's James Robbins in Vienna says the clocks are running exceedingly slowly in the negotiations.
All the key ministers seem close to exhaustion, sending out conflicting signals on the timing of an agreement, our correspondent adds.
Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov suggested a deal on Monday night was still possible, but his Iranian counterpart disagreed.
Taking a break from the negotiations at the Palais Coburg hotel, Mr Zarif shouted to reporters that he was tired and overworked. Asked when a deal was likely, he said that Tuesday was possible but not Monday.
Mr Zarif later wrote on Twitter: "If #IranDeal reached, triumph of diplomacy means we all will have won when we all could have lost. Plain and simple; no spin needed."
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi meanwhile stressed that no deal should be expected to be perfect.
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- It has 60 days to review any agreement
- During that time, President Barack Obama cannot lift the sanctions Congress has imposed on Iran
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"The conditions are already in place for a good agreement. We believe there cannot and should not be a further delay in the negotiations," he said.
Iran's President Hassan Rouhani had been scheduled to address the nation about the nuclear talks on television on Monday night, but the official Irna news agency subsequently reported that he would only speak when agreement had been reached.
The president's English-language Twitter account later deleted a post that appeared to have been written in anticipation of a breakthrough. "#IranDeal is the victory of diplomacy & mutual respect over the outdated paradigm of exclusion & coercion. And this is a good beginning," it said.
'Certain issues'
On Monday morning, negotiators were reported to be putting the finishing touches to a 100-page accord that included five technical annexes and planned to wrap up the negotiations by midnight, the latest in a series of self-imposed deadlines.
But Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister, Abbas Araqchi, later conceded that "certain issues" remained unresolved.
Diplomats told the Associated Press that they included the International Atomic Energy Agency's investigation into the possible military dimensions of Iran's nuclear programme, as well as Iranian demands that a UN arms embargo be lifted and that its nuclear activities not be described as illegal in any UN Security Council resolution approving the deal.
If a long-term agreement is reached, it still faces a tough ride through the US Congress, which could reject it and leave US sanctions against Iran in place.
Mitch McConnell, the top Republican in the Senate, told Fox News on Sunday: "I think it's going to be a very hard sell... We already know it's going to leave Iran as a threshold nuclear state."
Whenever the talks do finally end, our correspondent says, any deal will be a historic commitment and have the potential to open up not just global trade with Iran but also a new dialogue aimed at far greater co-operation against a shared enemy - the jihadist group, Islamic State (IS).


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Women Deliver' conference set to spur global action on maternal mortality
NEW YORK, USA, 17 October 2007 – Every minute of every day, a woman dies needlessly during pregnancy or childbirth, mostly in the developing world. These women are dying not because the international community doesn't have the means to save them, but because it seemingly does not have the will.
The Women Deliver conference, which begins three days of deliberations tomorrow in London, seeks to change that. Uniting key international players under the theme, 'Invest in women – it pays', this groundbreaking global workshop seeks to:
The conference seeks, as well, to redress a grave worldwide inequity in maternal health.
In communities in industrialised countries where women have access to quality health care, the lifetime risk of maternal mortality is as low as 1 in 8,000. But in some developing countries – Afghanistan and Sierra Leone among them – a pregnant woman's chance of dying is one in eight.
Key to achieving MDGs
The statistics are too startling to ignore – not only because these women deserve better, but because their survival is the linchpin to achieving many of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), such as boosting child survival and slashing poverty (in addition to MDG5, which specifically calls for reducing the maternal mortality ratio by three quarters, by 2015).
This is the case because the death of a young mother in childbirth sets in motion a chain of negative consequences:
Women Deliver aims to convince the world community that the health of women, mothers and babies is vital to the health and development of entire nations. With increased political will and financial investment, most women and newborns can survive so that families, communities and countries can thrive.
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HARRIS COUNTY - A Harris County man is accused of making a child live in filthy and dangerous conditions.
Keith Lamar Thomas, 20, was charged with endangering a child.
According to court documents, the child, who is described as being younger than 15 years old, slept on trash with roaches around the area.
Investigators said Thomas left a shotgun in an area accessible to the child and he also failed to properly feed the child.
Thomas was arrested Monday and his bail was set at $2,000.
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Jon Gosselin responded to affair accusations from his alleged mistress' brother who claims the two have been sexually involved since February. People reports:
"These allegations are false and just plain hurtful," Gosselin says in a statement exclusively to PEOPLE. "As I adjust to the attention that comes from being in the public eye, I need to be more careful and aware of who I am associating with and where I am spending my time. But the bottom line is, I did not cheat on Kate. I am sorry for putting my family in this awkward position, given some poor decisions and bad judgments I've made recently."
Deanna Hummel also spoke to People and claims her unemployed brother is getting back at her for kicking him out of their house:
"My brother is making this all up," Hummel tells PEOPLE. "He has no credibility … I can't even stomach the lies he's saying about me."
Hummel continues to deny any sort of romantic relationship with Gosselin, and the elementary school teacher admits that there's been bad blood between her and her brother for a while now. "My brother is very shady," says Hummel. "He has no job. He has a criminal background. He was charged for drug distribution. He's on probation right now."
And though the siblings live together, she says she was in the process of buying their home – and asking him to move out. "He wanted to get back at me … he knows he's getting kicked out of the house."
Man, now, I don't know what to believe. I should probably watch reruns of Jon and Kate Plus 8 and look for clues.
UPDATE: Here's what I figured out so far: I need a vasectomy. NOW. Seriously, if you're holding a spoon, you're hired. Meet me behind the dumpster out back where I'll be disinfecting the area with whatever booze I can win from a wino in a knife fight.
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PADIHAM striker Louis Mayers scored two goals in eight minutes to condemn Kendal Town to defeat in their first home league game of the campaign.
The Mintcakes had taken the lead just after half-time through Rob Wilson but were immediately pegged back with Mayers' quickfire double.
The number 9 powered home a free header from a corner before smashing home a 25 yard free-kick moments after to send Padiham back down the M6 with three points in the bag.
Kendal manager Dave Foster named an unchanged side from the team that battled for a goalless draw on the opening day away at Northwich Victoria.
And it was the home side who had the lions share of chances in the first 45 minutes.
Centre-half Ricky Mercer could have had a hat-trick on another day as he showed his strength in the box meeting three Kieran Walmsley set pieces with his head. His first effort on seven minutes floated harmlessly wide but his second, on the 25 minute mark, forced keeper Sean Davis into action.
Dogged defending and lack of creativity in the final third for both teams restricted attackers to half-chances and Kendal keeper Danny McDonald wasn't seriously tested until the stroke of half-time.
Padiham's number 10 Spencer Jordan arrowed a free-kick towards the top right-hand corner but McDonald was on hand to acrobatically tip the ball behind for a corner as the teams returned to their dressing rooms on equal footing.
Foster brought on Wilson at half-time for Mike Rushton and the former Lancaster City midfielder was quick to impress.
Neat build-up play on the right flank saw Wilson in space 12 yards out. He fired goalwards but the effort was palmed away by Davis.
The ball found its way to Craig Carney on the left wing whose floated cross was met by a sliding Wilson at the back post to give Kendal the lead after 47 minutes.
But that lasted just four minutes as parity was restored through Mayers' first goal. Kendal conceded a cheap corner and the unmarked striker met the cross with a bullet header from six yards giving McDonald no chance.
The game was turned on its head after 59 minutes. Mercer was penalised by referee David Underwood for bringing down Mayers 25 yard out.
The striker lashed home an unstoppable curling effort into the top corner sending the Padiham bench into jubilation.
Mayers almost grabbed his hat trick when he whipped in a free-kick from the left but it rattled off the crossbar and away from danger.
Isaac Kusaloko entered the pitch in place of former Padiham attacker Kieran Pickup and his pace gave an extra edge to Kendal's attacking play.
Kendal began to exert pressure late on but failed to find the equaliser. Danny Wisdom tried his luck from range before skipper Warren Beattie's 12 yard strike late on was well saved by Davis in the goal to give Padiham the three points.


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Rune Tags 380
Citizens of the Empire rejoice, you shall have rune tags again this year, and correctly date too. This is the fourth year in a row I've cut a batch of these, the year changes but otherwise it's remarkably similar. I had intended to do them in Obeche instead of Spruce this year but I didn't have enough. True story!
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Friday, 5 February 2016
Tape Deck?
Not the 80s kind either. I had a massive pile of masking tapes and sticky tapes mostly just getting in the way and cluttering up benches. Two of these stuck to the wall gives me lots of places to store rolls and allows me to take whichever kind I need without disturbing the other (svg here)
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Wednesday, 3 February 2016
Majestic Oak Resource Box
I'm getting a bit out of sync but the resource box for Majestic Oak is now finished. I put a chunky rounded lid on the top of the box because it's a bit more impressive than the flat lid it had before. The logo was engraved on the underside of the lid so that it can be seen when the box is opened. This box is going to be on display at the 'What's Your Game' LARP kit faire this coming weekend. Now I can get on with making my box (with a lock on it)
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Sunday, 31 January 2016
Lock and Key
This new storage box wouldn't be very good without a way of securing my treasures inside it. I made this lock and key prototype to sit in the front wall of the box. A simple 3 pronged key makes it a bit more interesting to turn. A hook drops down and clips into a latch on the lower half. Definitely file this one under 'should have taken more internal photos' I'll remember to add them when I make the real box up. (svg here)
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The province is raising 70 kilometres of earthen dikes along the Assiniboine River, in preparation for what could approach a one-in-one-hundred-year flood.
The province began last week raising and fortifying the dikes from Portage la Prairie to east of the Baie St. Paul Bridge near Elie.
"This is one of the hot spots in the province," said Doug McMahon, the province's executive director of water control and structures. Dikes will be raised by up to three feet. Their height will be the 1976 level -- the year of the one-hundred-year flood on the Assiniboine -- plus two feet of free board, which is an extra safety margin.
"Free board is that insurance policy," McMahon said.
Over 200 pieces of heavy equipment are on site. The upgrade is to be completed by early April.
In addition to 1976, the Assiniboine had a series of floods in the 1940s and high flows in 1995, McMahon said.
The Assiniboine dikes were first constructed in 1912, then reinforced in 1950 and again after the 1997 flood. The dikes protect farmland, farms and residences, as well as the communities of Elie, La Salle, Sanford and Starbuck. For high flood events, the Assiniboine dikes prevent the transfer of Assiniboine water to the La Salle watershed.
The work includes reinforcement with rock in some locations to protect banks from high river currents. Any large trees removed from the dikes are being salvaged for further use.
The cost of raising these dikes hasn't yet been defined but it is a multimillion-dollar project, McMahon said.
Other steps taken to reduce the potential flood impact of the Assiniboine include lowering the Shellmouth Reservoir level and maintenance work on the Portage Diversion.


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The first big expansion for Forza Horizon 3 is now live on PC and Xbox One, adding ice and snow to the game's varied Australian terrain, just a plane ride away.
The first big expansion for Forza Horizon 3 is now live on PC and Xbox One, adding ice and snow to the game's varied Australian terrain, just a plane ride away.
Microsoft just showed the first trailer for Forza 6. And by trailer, I mean commercial for new car that also happens to be in the game.
While the reaction to the improved graphics and control in the Xbox One's next-gen racing simulator has been enthusiastic, players have been grousing almost universally about one thing: pervasive microtransactions. Dev studio Turn 10 has heard the feedback and has just announced a new round of changes to …
The Ford GT40. So fast. So gorgeous. Even decades later, it still turns heads, and it still stops hearts. So if a guy who draws cars in video games for a living wants to pay tribute to a vehicle, there aren't many better options.
Turn 10's Forza Motorsport 5, launching later this year with the Xbox One, looked pretty amazing in motion, but these first screens are just so beautiful it's stupid.
Okay, I suppose someone might share or pass down this limited edition Forza Motorsports 4 watch from Level Up Wear, but with only 500 total being made available in the U.S. and UK, but with only 500 being made they might be better off just hanging onto it.
As the proud owner of a 1995 Nissan Pathfinder in dire need of a new manifold, I feel unqualified to say much more about Forza Motorsport 4 than the reviewers seem quite taken with it.
What happens when you go the wrong direction in Forza Motorsport 4? You smash shit up.
One of Australia's most iconic muscle cars is coming to Forza Motorspot 4. In Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior, it was the Pursuit Special, a tuned and customized 1973 Ford XB Falcon GT.
Because EA is evil, that's why. Kidding! See, EA has the license for Porsche cars, thus, making them available only via a sub-licensing deal. The cars did appear in Forza 3, and featured RUFs, which are tuned, unmarked Porsches.
Turn 10 Studios, the people behind the Forza Motorsport series, have a rough job. In order to make a top-shelf racing game, they had to go to one of the most beautiful places in the world and hike, examine, and photograph the landscape. They have our sympathies.
That may sound like a tough one, but actually, the AbleGamers Foundation has an answer, and that answer is Forza 3.
Microsoft kicks off a multi-year partnership with BBC hit television show Top Gear next month, packing in 90 minutes of Top Gear TV content into the Forza Motorsport 3 Ultimate Collection, along with every bit of DLC released so far.
Forza Motorsport 3's car lineup continues to grow by leaps and bounds, with ten new rides for the Xbox 360 racer now available for purchase in the Road & Track Car Pack.
Microsoft has unlocked the Forza Motorsport 3 downloadable content previous exclusive to new copies of the game, and developer Turn 10 have unlocked their hearts, donating $10 towards earthquake relief in Haiti for every VIP Membership Car Pack sold.
To celebrate the fact the game has now sold over two million copies, Microsoft and Turn 10 today announced a new range of downloadable content for Forza 3, focusing again on the world's most iconic race track, the Nürburgring.
Turn 10 Studios released racing simulator Forza Motorsport 3 last fall. The company went on to do what most other developers do:
Developer Turn 10, the studio behind popular racing simulator Forza Motorsport, appears to be planning a new title for Microsoft's upcoming Natal motion system.
Forza Motorsport 3 was on quite a few Christmas lists this year it seems, with developer Turn 10 reporting a massive influx of new players over the holiday weekend.
Forza Motorsport 3 has sold more than a million units worldwide, and Turn 10 celebrates by selling you even more in the form of the Hot Holidays car pack.


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