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The further I get into mission and ministry the more parallels I find with my first career as a peace officer. So, I'd like to think that my previous career is a benefit to my current one; especially as I have a desire to see you who do this divinely...
The further I get into mission and ministry the more parallels I find with my first career as a peace officer. So, I'd like to think that my previous career is a benefit to my current one; especially as I have a desire to see you who do this divinely ordained vocation of law enforcement succeed – not only on the job but in your avocations, and your relationships.
When I started at the seminary, I was told that "God makes theologians" and that one must move from theory to the practice of theology. Moreover, theological training involves spiritual warfare. As St. Paul wrote, "We do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the cosmic powers over this present darkness, against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places." (Ephesians 6:12, ESV)
In order to engage in this spiritual warfare (cf. 2 Corinthians 10:4; 1 Timothy 1:18), the rookie theologian (and veteran as well) needs to understand that learning theology is a matter of experience and wisdom gained from experience. How does one travel this road of experience? For the theologian it is marked with oratio, tentatio, and meditatio. That is, prayer (seeking out the One who knows and cares for you), temptation (testing and trial), and meditation (study and reflection.) This has been sage advice for me as I have gone from seeing foolishness and mayhem in people's lives as a cop and now seeing and dealing with its aftermath as a pastor and chaplain.
I think that God makes cops too. And He has made you for that aforementioned spiritual warfare that so often manifests itself in the tomfoolery you have to regularly deal with day-to-day. Thus, I pose here three spiritual insights that a rookie (and veteran) officer can use to not only to stay alive but to make them a highly effective and well-rounded peace officer. (Oh, and you chaplains, this maybe good for you too!)
"A joyful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones." (Proverbs 17:22 ESV)
Vita Extra Laboris – This is something every cop needs – life outside of work. This is not hitting the gym or going to the range with your squad mates. Those are perfectly okay to do; but, I am talking about being around people who are not in the police environment. Get with family and friends and activities that allow you to take your mind off of the job. Moreover, God did not create us to be loners but to live in community and I would also encourage you to develop – in community – your spiritual life as well, using His gifts of Word and Sacrament for your benefit.
It isn't necessary to be a hard charger in each and every aspect of your life. I know that you get sick of answering cop questions from 'civilians' who don't get it or don't need a gun to go to work. Been there done that! One more 'ticket story' and I'm gonna strangle someone! Or, having to defend that cop with a "nasty attitude" who yelled at someone.
Listen, I really understand. But when cops let down their walls and get past the first few annoying occasions, they can find friends who help them stay centered. On one hand, caution is understandable because of the 'dirt bags' we often have to deal with; on the other hand, we're all 'dirt bags' ... "All are from the dust, and to dust all return." (Ecclesiastes 3:20 ESV)
When we spend all our time with other cops, we keep the on-duty mindset all the time. I still like the 'gun slinger' seat at the restaurant; but, if we can't turn the dial down a bit, friends will be few and far between.
I can hear the objection, "Who cares, I only want those who bleed blue to be my friends." Here's a bit of advice from an old dog: "Having friends and activities outside of police work will ultimately make you a better cop. This is because you'll have the experience of alternative viewpoints that we can use on the job." As the saying goes, "Without compassion, courage has no focus."
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Biologists think that sexual reproduction evolved as a way to mix the gene pool and reduce the impact of harmful mutations. Still, parthenogenesis can be beneficial if the mother is particularly well adapted to her environment, since all of her offspring will be just as well adapted.
Here's a glimpse at some of the world's most recently discovered parthenogenetic species:
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Living in the deserts of the U.S. Southwest and parts of northern Mexico, the New Mexico whiptail is an all-female species of lizard. The creatures first arose as hybrids between two closely related species of sexually reproducing lizards: the little striped whiptail (A. inornata) and the tiger whiptail (A. tigris). Male hybrids aren't viable, making this one of the few all-female species. Adult female New Mexico whiptails reproduce solely through parthenogenesis, laying unfertilized eggs that develop into other female whiptails.


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Update: On April 23, 2013, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit upheld the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's legal authority to veto a mining permit that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers had issued.
The decision reverses a lower court's contrary ruling, and is a major blow to the coal industry's attempt to prevent EPA from protecting communities from the harm caused by mountaintop removal mining in Appalachia.
The case will now go back to the D.C. District Court for briefing on other claims. Read more.
In January 2011, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency took an historic step by vetoing the water pollution permit issued by the Army Corps of Engineers for the Spruce No. 1 Mine project in West Virginia, one of the largest mountaintop removal mines ever proposed in Appalachia.
The EPA's decision not only stopped a mountaintop mine that would have destroyed more than seven miles of vital streams and more than 2,000 mountain acres in an important part of Appalachia, but it also helped to insure the basic legal protections for the health, livelihood and future of communities impacted by mountaintop removal mining.
Listen to the podcasts below to hear how the EPA's decision has impacted our partners in Appalachia, and their thoughts on the mischaracterizations about this decision from politicians and coal industry lobbyists.
Note: The audio clips below were recorded at a press telebriefing hosted by Earthjustice on January 19, 2011, following the EPA's Spruce Mine decision.
Transcript: I want to first of all acknowledge the long years of work by lawyers and experts and mountain residents who have gone to the EPA up in DC and invited the EPA here, and talked to the regional offices of the EPA over the years to reach this final decision. They did that by telling their stories of how MTR is affecting their health. I think it kind of culminated in the event called Appalachia Rising that was held last year where there was a conference in DC and meetings with the EPA and then that fantastic march. I think everybody that participated in any of that needs to be thanked.
I think the EPA needs to be acknowledged that this was a major step forward, and they did so in the face of the attacks that are going to be coming at them in this new Congress. But it is a major step forward; it is not the end. I think it's very important that we recognize that today mountains are still being blown up. Today, explosions are still happening in Appalachia. And we need to ultimately take the approach not of permit by permit by permit, but a total abolition of the practice of mountaintop removal coal mining. And that is the ultimate solution to this environmental injustice.
MTR, as it's been mentioned, impacts people's health, and it also impacts the physical environment in West Virginia. But it also has an economic impact and it's a negative economic impact in that the practice of mountaintop removal destroys the opportunity for future economic growth in the areas in which it is done. Where are you going to locate any business of any kind when you can't drink the water and you can't enjoy the natural beauty? I think that's very important to remember that while public officials and the coal industry want to tout the economic value of mountaintop removal, that in fact it has no economic value. What it has is an economic cost.
Transcript: I believe and I hope that the Spruce decision ushers in a new era of civility in mountain communities beneath and near mountaintop removal sites. I think we need to keep in mind that mountaintop removal is an unprecedented method of coal extraction with far greater impacts than traditional strip mining. If we just consider that nearly every day, six days a week for ten years plus now, approximately 5.9 million pounds of ammonia nitrate and diesel fuel explosives have been set off over communities in eastern Kentucky and southern West Virginia. I think that we're starting to see the long term effects of mountaintop removal on the health of our people in these communities. Here on Coal River there is an accelerated rate of cancer in the past two years. And in particular in the last year, I would say, we are seeing that every week someone else has cancer.
We need to keep in mind, and I hope that our politicians would keep in mind, that the EPA cited health concerns in revoking the Spruce permit. It seems to me that our representatives should be acknowledging the health effects that mountaintop removal poses on mountain communities and they should be calling for an immediate moratorium on all mountaintop removal operations. They should be calling for federal assistance for workers' retraining and some financial assistance for people who may lose their jobs, but I believe that the health effects are far greater and far more important than a job. The politicians need to work for the people and come to the aid of these communities that are being harmed by mountaintop removal.
Transcript: Not only is this an environmental justice issue, but more so it is a human rights issue. West Virginia elected officials have a lackadaisical attitude when it comes to investigating why the health of our state's people is so poor. After all, poor health costs our state in both compensated and uncompensated health care, prescription drug costs, days lost from work and school, and children who will not develop to their full adult potential. Yet both the governor and many members of the legislature have blatantly ignored the recent studies focusing on the health and the well-being of the coal field residents. The answer to that is that their campaign contributions and the coal industry discourage them from investigating.
A Harvard University study released about West Virginia affordable healthcare noted that women in four West Virginia counties have life expectancies in the lowest one percentile nationwide. On the average these women are losing a decade of their lives. In the respected journal Public Health Reports, a study concluded that while the coal industry generates about $8 billion in economic activity per year in Appalachia, the societal costs in terms of premature deaths across the region is a conservative estimate of $42 billion. That's five times as much. The EPA is doing its job by applying the law and the science here, something our regulatory agency has failed to do. Now these other pending permits need the same scrutiny as the Spruce Mine permit.
Transcript: As far as we're concerned, this recent decision by EPA is a culmination of everything we've been working toward for the past over a dozen years now. I personally was on the Del Tex mountaintop removal site along with several others in 1994 and the Del-Tex is right across the road from the Spruce permit area. And I know it took my breath away to see what looked like a mini Grand Canyon brought to the hillsides of West Virginia and knowing the people that lived down below had no idea how significant it was because you couldn't see it from the road. And over the course of the last 12 years we had 10 brave citizens joining in the lawsuit in 1998 from Boone, Mingo and Logan counties, and today fortunately we have to times that in terms of numbers of people directly impacted.
Unfortunately, we've had 10 times the disruption to lives and the destruction of water resources and livelihoods in those same areas. But we do see that finally EPA has taken the step that I think should've been taken 10 or 12 years ago in terms of looking at the permits. We knew at that time, because we were researching them and drawing rough maps of where they were, that the culmination, the cumulative impact of all of these mines was going to be devastating to the state.
And as much as it was relatively difficult at that time to predict how severe and extensive these impacts would be, at least EPA now has proof over these past 10 or 12 years and documentation of this serious impact to the land, to the environment, to the people and the communities around. And unlike what our acting governor and our new senator and several others are saying, this shouldn't come as a surprise to them. They've been party to conversations all along the line these past 10 to 12 years as to why this mine and many others like Joe (Lovett) mentioned were so important because they're doing such harm to so much of our state. The additional damage, it's just … it's appalling how much has had to happen before EPA has finally been able to accumulate enough information, documentation and political will to go ahead and do what should have been done ten years ago.
Transcript: We live here in south West Virginia, and I wanted to say that we commend the EPA for standing up against big coal and fighting for our communities because we are fighting the same problem here that they are in West Virginia and Kentucky. People's lives are at jeopardy. Just like in West Virginia and Kentucky, we see accelerated rates of cancer and impacts from coal extraction. We're having … state regulatory agencies have been holding hearings for the past three years on our poisoned waterways, yet I've yet to see any action done by them. We need action from the EPA. We need laws in place and we need to end mountaintop removal today because it's killing people. It's nothing but for profit and not for anything else.
Transcript: One of the things that a number of the industry groups and politicians have raised about the Spruce veto is making a lot of hay over the issue that this was a previously issued permit and not a proposed permit. But if you look at the EPA's authority under the Clean Water Act under Section 404(c), in the statute itself as well as the implementing regulations, it's absolutely 100 percent clear that the EPA has the authority to veto a permit whenever, and the statute uses the term whenever, whenever the administrators determine that there will be significant adverse affects on the aquatic environment. So the main talking point that I've seen in a lot of the politicians' and industry statements that this is somehow outside of EPA's authority because this permit had already been issued by the court is just completely out of bounds. The EPA addresses this well in the document accompanying the veto where it responds to the public comments that it received on this topic. So I think that's something that people should be aware of. Section 404(c) of the Clean Water Act is one paragraph, it's simple to look up and read, and I think that anyone who does so will see very clearly that the EPA has the authority to do this.
Transcript: EPA, it's important to realize, has been critical of this permit since it was issued, has remained critical and has finally vetoed the permit, something that really all of us expected. Not only has EPA found this permit to be illegal when it was subjected to scrutiny, but a federal judge in 1999 stopped a prior iteration of this permit from going forward.
There is a lot that will be said about the size of this permit. It is a large permit. It's maybe the largest individual permit issued in the region, but it's not unique. It's only large in the sense that it was a lot of acreage permitted at one time. There are many mining complexes in the state bigger than the Spruce Mine would've been and all of those permits have impacts similar to or even worse than those of the Spruce Mine. And we will challenge those in court and we expect EPA to veto other projects as well as this one because they violate the Clean Water Act and harm the environment and, we think, harm the economies of the region just as the Spruce Mine does. So the Spruce Mine, though it has been important for us because it was where we started, isn't a unique mine. And I think that's, for me, the most important message today is that this is an important decision but we hope it's the first of many.
Transcript: I live in the Cumberland Mountains where much of the surface mining in Tennessee happens, but that's still pretty far away from where Spruce Mine is. So last night when I was thinking about what EPA's decision means for us in Appalachia, I decided to pull Spruce Mine up on Google Earth to get a higher perspective. The images, even though they are many miles above the earth, show that the landscape of Logan county has already been drastically altered by surface mining. But what the satellite can't show us is how much that scale of mining fractures communities and causes all kinds of suffering for the people who live there. Mining laws and regulations are meant to keep our communities intact and to keep our water safe. But for that system to work, the laws need to be enforced and decisions based on good science and environmental justice need to be made at every step in the permitting process.
You know, it's not like we're asking for the moon here. All we've ever wanted from EPA is for them to do their job. And when they just said "no" to the Spruce Mine permit, we think they not only did their job but made a decision that reflects good science and justice for people and for nature.
Transcript: The EPA and the national media should know that acting Governor Tomblin and our other politicians do not speak for the people of West Virginia who have endured the misery and suffering that mountaintop removal provides. Our congressional delegation, including Senators Joe Manchin (D-WV) and Jay Rockefeller (D-WV) and Representative Nick Rahall (D-WV) have heard our pleas to end this threat to our lives, health, homes and communities, but have taken no action for our protection. Instead they've continued to promote the destruction of our mountains, water and communities while telling us we need to sacrifice and that we must accept the balance as defined by the coal industry.
While Coal River Mountain Watch is pleased that the EPA made the correct decision to veto this permit, we urge them to go further. They need to veto all mountaintop removal permits and take action to enforce the law in West Virginia.
We expect that the EPA should ignore the threats to them by the political folks who would like to see the EPA disbanded completely. We know that the Spruce decision is not in itself going to end mountaintop removal. And we know that the Spruce decision in itself is not going to be the economic catastrophe that the acting governor has predicted. So we applaud the EPA's decision, but we have no illusions that it is the silver bullet that we would like.


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Our current programs/projects include:
Y-Splash Program - The Maya Angelou Institute, in collaboration with the Winston Lake Family YMCA, developed the Y-Splash program in an effort to close the swimming gap that exists in the African American and Latino communities. Y-Splash teaches children "the life saving skill of swimming." Students participating in the swimming program receive a WSSU/Y-Splash waterproof backpack and a book with a swimming theme that their teachers can use in the reading curriculum. Our goal is to make Y-Splash a county-wide initiative for Winston-Salem Forsyth County Schools.
Literacy Initiative - The goal of the Literacy Initiative is to encourage early reading within families by giving age-appropriate books to children ages 0 through 8. By giving books to children who do not always have books in their home, we enable children to discover the world of books and encourage the love for reading. Books are carefully selected to reflect the diversity of the children in our community. To date, over 3000 books have been collected and distributed to children at the Forsyth County Department of Public Health WIC program, The Reading Zoo, The Shalom Project, After school/Kids Café Program, Project Hope, Kids Plus program, and several home daycare facilities. Books have also been distributed for literacy night events and as gifts to students during early grade promotional ceremonies at area elementary schools. The Literacy Initiative also provides opportunities for young children to engage in activities that promote art, music, and dance appreciation as a part of a holistic educational experience. To that end, the Institute sponsored field trips to the Winston-Salem Children's Museum for elementary school third-grader students. The Institute has also sponsored the attendance of Petree and Kimberley Park Elementary Schools third grade students to the Winston-Salem Symphony Discovery Series concerts for children.
Mothers and Daughters: 2gether we CAN! Project - The Winston-Salem State University (WSSU) Maya Angelou Institute in collaboration with the WSSU School of Education & Human Performance (SEHP), the Guilford County Department of Social Services, and the Cooperative Extension Service of Forsyth County developed a three-component program designed to promote and develop trusting, supportive, and empowering relationships between Kimberley Park Elementary School's fourth-grade girls and their mothers. The mother-daughter:
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- created and maintained an urban community garden on the grounds of Kimberley Park Elementary School as an exercise in cooperation, empowerment, and community-building while producing healthy foods.
- Participated weekly in a curriculum-based support group designed to heal and strengthen the mother-daughter bond.
See some of the scenes from the Mothers and Daughters: 2gether we CAN! Projects
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I wasn't going to do another picture book review for a while, but my Move with Music kids' reaction this morning to My Heart is Like a Zoo by Michael Hall made me rethink my position.
I confess, I didn't pick this book for storytime. In fact, the first time I read it I thought, "Eh." It was cute, but I didn't see anything special about it. It's just about a bunch of animals. "My heart is like a zoo — eager as a beaver, steady as a yak," etc., etc., etc., as the King of Siam would say. That's been done before.
But for reasons I cannot explain, the kids loved it. Sometimes that just happens. Even better, this also happens to be a great book for several of the early literacy skills. The fact that the kids loved it, well there's your print motivation (interest in and enjoyment of books) right there.
And all the animals are composed almost entirely of hearts. As you may recall from this post, shape recognition is the first step of letter knowledge. Kids need to be able to pick out the differences in shapes in order to recognize letters and subsequently assign meaning to them. And of course the kids had so much fun pointing out all the different hearts in the pictures: "The feet are hearts! And the nose is a heart! And look, the bee's wings are hearts!" That alone is super cute, once you get past the grown up tendency to shout, "Yes, they're ALL hearts!"
The text is in rhyme, which is great for phonological awareness (hearing and playing with the smaller sounds in words). That is, if you can hear the text over all the shouts of locating hearts all over the place. All that talking, by the way, does great things for your kid's narrative skills (ability to tell a story).
And finally, this is a great vocabulary book for several reasons. You've got all the different animals, some of which are a bit unusual such as heron, yak and hornet. And the text itself is a bit adventurous. The fox is crafty. There's a gloomy lone coyote walking in the fog. The peaceful portly walrus is lounging on a towel. I don't know about you, but I don't use these words very frequently, and I don't often see them in kids' books.
So here's this great, multi-faceted book that I would have completely overlooked had it not been for the programming prowess of Mr. Michael. Which leads to the title of this post. Although I often wish they did, books don't come with owner's manuals. But with a little creativity, even seemingly simple books can offer big learning opportunities!
And by the way, Move with Music is just about over for the season. If you just can't wait until fall to get your groove on again, check out Get Musical this summer!
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The last weekend of showcases for the CWMAs spared no expense in aligning stellar local bands to play for eager fans of live, local music. The three competing bands to occupy the stage of The Complex presented
convincing confirmations that they fully deserved their nomination for
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of less importance than their individual successes.That said, it was one hell of a show.
The 321s kicked off the event. Their explosive debut onto the Salt Lake City rock scene began in 2011, but audience members unaware of this fact would be hard-pressed to find evidence of the project's fledgling beginnings. The 321s' power-chord-driven soul and blues was impressively tight. Amidst guitarist Christopher Stevenson's confident delivery and vocalist Kris Fenn's stylishly sung melodies, the dance floor grooved and swayed. The group's set easily transitioned from Motown-esque ballads to energetic, rocking pop. No matter the tempo or influence though, the result was consistently strong.The audience whom each band repectedly attracted were compatible and like-minded listeners. So, when the band left the stage, the 5-piece outfit's impact resounded.
In the recent history of SLC's local music environment, the members of Palace of Buddies have rarely been absent from the arena. Lead singer and guitarist Tim Myers and vocalist, drummer and multi-instrumentalist Nick Foster have hit the stage and studio with Pushing Up Daisies, Tempered, and My Destiny, among others. POB, the duo's experimental electronic undertaking, began performing in 2009, and continues to gain well-deserved respect as an exciting output of inspired and creative material. Whether they were seamlessly breaking out newly written pieces, or trumpeting their familiar staples, Buddies made heads turn in their experimental direction. Their music is characterized by a sober complexity that, by way of Foster's rhythmic underpinnings, leaves concertgoers' heads nodding, their feet moving and their beers flowing.
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While the economic stimulus package was signed into law on Tuesday, it left unanswered many questions about how one of its most talked-about principles — limits on compensation for executives of firms that take federal bailout funds — will be applied in practice.
Financial institutions that participated in the first round of the government's Troubled Assets Recovery Program, and those that hope to get in on round two, are not yet clear on how and when to proceed with changes to their compensation programs, if necessary. They are waiting for the Treasury Department to issue regulations and interpretations amplifying the broad principles set forth in the stimulus law.
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Additional uncertainty for TARP beneficiaries lies in other still-to-be-clarified elements of the compensation limitations, which modify or replace some of those that were included in the original TARP legislation enacted last fall.
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The Office of Governor McDonnell announces that the civil rights of 6,874 Virginians have been restored during his administration, a new record high for a Virginia gubernatorial administration.
Of those, 1,577 were granted since McDonnell announced the state's new automatic, individualized system of rights restoration for non-violent felons back in July.
Governor McDonnell granted 1,114 in 2010, 1,293 in 2011, and 1,879 rights in 2012.
"I strongly believe in second chances and redemption," said Gov. McDonnell. "It is a fundamental part of the American way. Our efforts on prisoner re-entry and the restoration of rights are working. When an individual has done their time, and paid their fines, costs, and other obligations, they deserve the opportunity to rejoin our democracy in full."
The Restoration of Rights Division employs six staffers, four of whom were hired in July to implement the new system. The Secretary of the Commonwealth's Office has worked with the Clerks of Court, the Supreme Court, the State Police, the State Board of Elections, the Department of Corrections, and other stakeholder groups to streamline and automate the system.
Gov. McDonnell will seek additional funding for the system in his upcoming biennial budget.
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Only 45, an Omaha mother of seven suffered cardiac arrest on Christmas night and died on Palm Sunday.
The coincidence of those dates on the Christian calendar is notable because Barbara Montgomery's family life has centered on faith.
Now husband David, 53, who is disabled and can't work, is alone in raising their children, ages 16 to 6. The family's ordeal, he said, has only strengthened his own faith.
"I can imagine some people having a hard time with something like this and turning from God," he said. "But this has made me go toward Him because I needed Him."
After battling weight problems for years and trying various diets, Barbara had undergone gastric bypass surgery, creating a smaller stomach pouch, eight days before Christmas. She was home for the holiday, which the family spent together, when the heart attack struck.
"She had just got the little ones to bed and sat down to rest," David said. "It was sudden. There were no signs or symptoms, other than her weight."
The couple met 20 years ago, in the days before Internet dating sites, through a Catholic newspaper's ad for singles.
Barbara had grown up in 2,500-population Herington, Kan., between Manhattan and Wichita, graduating as high school valedictorian. She earned a degree in chemical engineering at Kansas State and got a good job with Westinghouse in South Carolina.
David, who lived in Pensacola, Fla., wrote to her and she replied. After letters and calls, he visited, a dozen roses in hand.
"We were immediately drawn to each other," he said. "We knew we would marry. We both wanted a large family."
They ended up in Omaha, where he spent a year as an administrator for the Catholic group known as Intercessors of the Lamb. He then drove a school bus for 10 years but had to quit because of neuropathy, a progressively worsening problem with the nerves in his limbs.
Barbara had given up her career as a chemical engineer to raise a family and home-school the children. For the past five years she worked for West Corp., where her salary was $36,000.
"We were getting by," David said. "With seven kids, we never had a lot but we had enough. We were always on food stamps."
Like a lot of couples, their personalities differed — he was reserved, she was outgoing.
As her weight rose, they tried various diets, to no avail. She developed high blood pressure and Type 2 diabetes, and she finally decided on gastric bypass surgery.
In 2010, about 160,000 people in the United States had such stomach-reduction operations. The risk of death is less than 1 percent, and it can be affected by the severity of a patient's related problems.
"We were so hopeful," David said. "We were going to start exercising."
After she was stricken on Christmas, Barbara was unable to speak. She spent six weeks in a hospital and then was moved to a nursing home.
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The family had health insurance through her job. David said hospital bills exceeded $400,000, not counting physicians' charges. The four youngest children started in public school last August, and a couple of others will do so for the next school year.
The kids are David, 16; Mary, 15; Therese, 13; Anne, 12; Michelle, 10; Joan, 8; and John, 6.
Their father said each has reacted differently to their mother's death. "Some don't cry and have a hard time expressing their emotions."
Friends and family have donated to offset the loss of her income, and the family remain in their home. The monthly mortgage, interest and taxes amount to $940, exceeding David's Social Security disability check.
To benefit the family, the Knights of Columbus will sponsor a dinner and silent auction from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday at their parish, St. James, 4710 N. 90th St. Donations are accepted at any Bank of the West for the Barbara Montgomery Fund.
"We've had a lot of lows and some highs," David said. "The outpouring of love from people who have opened their hearts certainly makes it a bit easier."
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Building a team capable of winning 92 games certainly is not easy.
In many respects, maintaining a team capable of repeating that success is even more difficult.
With Major League Baseball's free agency period having officially begun at midnight, Indians General Manager Chris Antonetti finds himself faced with a number of pivotal decisions that will determine the team's ability to replicate their success from 2013.
1) Re-sign Ubaldo Jimenez?
After a disastrous 2012 season which saw the Indians righty lose 17 games, Ubaldo Jimenez was undoubtedly the most pleasant surprise of 2013. Jimenez's confidence grew with the quality of his stuff as the season progressed, as he ultimately finished 13-9 with a 3.30 ERA for the season. Jimenez had the second lowest ERA in the American League following the All-Star break and in August and September looked eerily similar to the dominant starter he was in Colorado in 2010.
After declining his side of an $8 million mutual-option, Jimenez was extended baseball's $14.1 million qualifying offer by the Indians on Monday. While it is unlikely he will accept the one-year deal, by extending the offer the Indians are guaranteed a compensatory draft pick at the end of the first round if they are to lose Ubaldo in free agency.
The bigger question for Antonetti and the Indians front office is whether they are comfortable offering Jimenez a long-term deal. In a thin market for starting pitching, it is expected Jimenez will command a 3-4 year contract for around $15 million per season. Can the Indians justify giving the largest free agent contract in the history of the organization to a pitcher who was thought to be a lost cause less than 12 months ago?
2) Kazmir or Elsewhere?
If the resurgence of Ubaldo Jimenez is considered the most pleasant surprise of 2013, the reclamation of Scott Kazmir has to place a close second. After recording only 5 outs in 2011 and finding himself out of Major League Baseball in 2012, Kazmir became a model of consistency for the Indians in 2013. In spring training Kazmir regained the velocity and control that had escaped him the previous two seasons, ultimately helping him to a surprising 10-9 record and 4.04 ERA in 29 starts.
The question now for the Indians is if they expect Kazmir to repeat his 2013 performance and if so, to what degree. A free agent, Kazmir is expected to command at least a two-year contract worth $8-$12 million per season. While he was a model of consistency in 2013, Kazmir did so while pitching only 158 innings – less than 5.5 innings per start – and often running into a "wall" in the 5th or 6th. Can the Indians justify committing multiple years and upward of $8 million per year to a 5-6 inning starter, or are they better served looking elsewhere?
If Kazmir is not re-signed, the Indians could look to veteran free agent starters such as Bartolo Colon, Dan Haren or Tim Hudson as alternatives to replace him in the rotation. Mark Bowman of MLB.com reported on Monday that the Indians have an interest in Hudson and that Terry Francona has already had a long telephone conversation with the free agent right hander.
3) Internal or External at Closer?
Following the Indians release of Chris Perez on Thursday, Antonetti was non-committal on where the next closer will come from. While being complimentary of Bryan Shaw and Cody Allen, two internal candidates who may get the opportunity to close, Antonetti did not rule out the possibility of bringing in a free agent closer. Lucky for the Indians, the free agent market is saturated with them this year.
Some free agent closer possibilities for the Indians include Brian Wilson, Joel Hanrahan, Fernando Rodney, Grant Balfour, Joe Nathan and Jose Veras. Due to the over-saturated market and the increasingly devalued nature of the closer role, most should be available on incentive-laden, short-term contracts.
4) Where to find a bat?
While the Indians did finish 2013 tied for fourth in the American League in runs, their getting shut out in the AL Wild Card loss to Tampa Bay only reinforced the notion that they still need a bat. While the Indians invested over $110 million in Nick Swisher, Michael Bourn and Mark Reynolds last offseason, it's not expected they will look to make anywhere near as large of a financial commitment this year. Yet a bat needs to be found, the question is where.
In looking at the composition of the team, the only positions that would appear to be flexible are right field, third base and first base/designated hitter. With Yan Gomes expected to catch the majority of games in 2014, Carlos Santana will likely spend most of his time split between first base and designated hitter, while Swisher splits time between first base and right field. Ryan Raburn was signed to an extension last season, Jason Giambi re-signed last week and Drew Stubbs is eligible for arbitration next month.
It remains to be seen whether the Indians believe they can squeeze another bat into the mix between catcher, first base, designated hitter and right field. Last season they did as they added Reynolds, who split time between first base and third base prior to his release halfway through the season. If the Indians look to make a similar signing this offseason to add some depth and some offensive punch at first base/designated hitter, potential targets include Corey Hart, Kendrys Morales, David Murphy, Justin Morneau, James Loney and Michael Morse.
In lieu of adding another first baseman/designated hitter type, the Indians could instead add another part-time infielder to platoon at third base with Lonnie Chisenhall, such as Juan Uribe. Or they could aim to do the same in right field with Drew Stubbs, by adding a left handed hitting outfielder such as Kelly Johnson.
Antonetti's job last offseason was to convert an Indians roster that lost 90-plus games into a roster capable of winning 90-plus. It turned out he was up to the task.
With free agency now officially underway Antonetti must find a way to construct a team capable of maintaining the success achieved in 2013. As of 12:01 Tuesday morning, the clock is ticking.
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Gen. David Petraeus resigned as director of the Central Intelligence Agency after admitting to a romantic relationship with his biographer, Paula Broadwell. Have many biographers had affairs with their subjects?
Not that we know of. Broadwell probably isn't the first biographer to carry on a sexual relationship with a high-profile subject at the height of his or her fame, but she is the first to be caught. Other cases are largely in the realm of rumor and unsubstantiated gossip. The best example is Doris Kearns (now Kearns Goodwin), who spent many hours interviewing Lyndon B. Johnson at his Texas ranch. The author probably didn't help matters by admitting that LBJ liked to climb into her bed for interviews. But she insists that she never joined the former president in bed.
Trying to gain access while remaining independent is the central struggle in writing a biography. When asked what moves an author to write a biography, author Leon Edel responded, "It's a little like falling in love. . . . The love affair, however exhilarating, has to be terminated if a useful biography is to emerge."
Perhaps the most common critique of biographies about living subjects is that they are fawning, because the writer loved the subject too much. In his New York Times review of Walter Isaacson's book on Steve Jobs, which came out just after Jobs' death in 2011, Joe Nocera noted that Isaacson "didn't just interview Jobs; he watched him die. . . . How can one possibly get critical distance about your subject when such moments are part of your experience of him?"
Having a sexual relationship with someone doesn't disqualify you from becoming his or her biographer, but it's usually disclosed.
Journalists have historically been more likely than biographers to carry on concealed sexual relationships with their subjects. Harvard Business Review editor Suzy Wetlaufer, a former Miami Herald staff writer (her name was then Suzy Spring) began a romantic relationship with former General Electric CEO Jack Welch a decade ago after he agreed to be profiled in the magazine. The affair ended Wetlaufer's tenure and Welch's 13-year marriage. Welch and Wetlaufer eventually married.
In the 1970s, Philadelphia Inquirer journalist Laura Foreman had an affair with Philadelphia politician Henry J. "Buddy" Cianfrani, who was convicted of corruption while she was reporting on him.
Sports reporter Samantha Stevenson had a relationship with Julius Erving in the late 1970s, but the affair didn't become public until Alexandra Stevenson, their daughter, reached the 1999 Wimbledon semifinals.
Journalistic codes of ethics emphasize independence and credibility, which would prohibit a sexual relationship between a journalist and a subject. Whether journalists may have affairs with sources who are peripherally related to an article is a more difficult question that most newsrooms seem to approach on a case-by-case basis.


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NEW ORLEANS, La.-The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association has announced the 2013 NCAA Division I Indoor Track & Field All-Americans, based on their performances at the Indoor Track & Field Championships. The list of 288 men and 266 women who earned the honor included ORU's Jack Whitt, who finished as the runner-up in the men's pole vault competition.
Whitt claimed his sixth NCAA All-American honor and seventh USTFCCCA honor, having never finished lower than sixth when he has qualified for the NCAA championships. The runner-up finish was his second at an NCAA event, and an improvement from his third-place finish at the indoor championships a year ago.
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Before there were Orcs there were Morlocks, the original cannibalistic humanoid underground dwellers created by science fiction genius H.G. Wells! These grim humanoids first appeared in the post-apocalyptic classic The Time Machine.
This set of miniatures follows the author's characterization of these creatures as cannibals, slavers, and the custodians of subterranean machinery and includes nine man-sized Morlocks, four juvenile Morlocks, and two large Morlock monstrosities, along with 10 weapon and equipment counters.
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Avoid this hotel – I'm fairly certain I've never been treated as poorly as I was here. Nothing was right about our stay. Myriad problems occurred with our reservations, but that was only the beginning. The last straw was when we walked in to our room to find the tv on, full blast, butt prints on the bed, and an empty beer bottle on the night stand. When I called the front desk to report that a stranger had come into our room, the manager yelled at me for accusing her employees of breaking and entering! It was truly a unique experience, one that I will never do over. Do not stay the the Millennium Hotel!
Not worth the price – It just isn't the luxurious hotel I expected. The lobby is beautiful, but the beauty is only skin deep. Just downstairs, the bathroom is very much like one you'd find at a campground with facilities, old and dingy. In our small room, the tub drain was clogged and shower options were limited. Cleaning was not thorough. I've stayed in many $40-a-night hotels with better overall accomodations. It certainly isn't worth the price. It is within walking distance to the new Busch Stadium and the Arch, but if you walk, you will be asked for money by panhandlers.
unbelievably bad – we made reservations for a honeymoon night for relatives everything was confirmed and when they called to reconfirm one hour after the wedding they were told there was no room reserved and had no idea what they were talking about.so the honeymoon nigh was wasted because of this incompetence.The next day we called ask what happened and they didnt have a clue.After waiting an hour to talk with someone we were surly asked do you want another reservation or money back never said sorry
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No A/C, and They told us it was off for the season!
Long lines at front desk, Total kaos everywhere. Could not find ONE helpful employee! I have never experienced such horrible service or conditions!
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