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Man City beats Chelsea 2-1 to reach FA Cup final
LONDON (AP) — Manchester City reached the FA Cup final by beating defending champion Chelsea 2-1 in a free-flowing game at Wembley on Sunday.
Goals by Samir Nasri in the 35th minute and Sergio Aguero in the 47th built a 2-0 lead, and Demba Ba pulled the Blues back into the game with an acrobatic finish in the 66th. Ba wasted his team's best chance to tie it when he fired straight at goalkeeper Costel Pantilimon from close range minutes later.
"It is another great day for the club," City captain Vincent Kompany said. "We never doubted the fact that we wanted to win trophies. This was an important game and it will be an even more important game in the final against Wigan. That is what we are looking forward to now."
City will be a huge favorite in the May 11 final against Wigan, which beat Millwall 2-0 on Saturday. Chelsea beat Liverpool in last year's final, but its only hope for a trophy is now in the Europa League, where it has reached the semifinals.
A day after Wigan's victory was marred by Millwall fans fighting in the stands at Wembley, City and Chelsea combined to put the focus firmly back on soccer as they produced an entertaining end-to-end game played at a relentless pace.
The opening goal was set up by a run by Yaya Toure, who found Aguero free in the area. The Argentine laid off the ball to Nasri, who tried to play a 1-2 with Aguero — only for the ball to ricochet back to the Frenchman off Cesar Azpilicueta. Augero calmly slotted it past keeper Petr Cech.
Many fans were still making their way back to their seats after the halftime break when Gareth Barry sent a cross into the area and Aguero rose to put in a looping header off the post.
Just seconds after manager Rafa Benitez put in Fernando Torres as an extra attacking threat, Ba met a high bouncing ball in the area, turned in the air and sent a shot past a diving Pantilimon.
In the Premier League, Manchester United won 2-0 at Stoke, getting a goal from Michael Carrick in the fourth minute and a penalty kick by Robin van Persie in the 66th after the Dutch forward was fouled by Andy Wilkinson.
Closing on a record 20th English league title, United (26-4-2) opened a 15-point lead over second-place Manchester City (19-4-8), the defending champion.
Stephan Sessegnon, Adam Johnson and David Vaughan scored spectacular goals to give Sunderland a 3-0 win at Newcastle, Paolo Di Canio's first victory as manager. Sunderland (8-15-10) moved three points clear of 18th-place Wigan, which has 31 and is in the relegation zone along with Queens Park Rangers and Reading (24 points each).
THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — American forward Jozy Altidore scored his third hat trick of the season during a 10-minute span of the first half and raised his goals total to 28 in AZ Almaar's 6-0 rout of Utrecht in the Dutch Eredivisie.
Altidore converted penalty kicks in the 28th and 34th minutes after he was fouled by Anour Kali and Willie Overtoom was fouled by Jan Wuytens. Kali was given a red card and Wuytens his second yellow card, leaving Utrecht two men short.
Altidore scored on a header in the 37th minute. He also had three-goal games Sept. 16 against Roda JC and Jan. 19 versus Vitesse Arnhem. The 23-year-old has 21 league goals.
BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice to reach 50 goals for the third straight season, helping Real Madrid win 3-0 at Athletic Bilbao.
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Why "Gun Control" Isn't Working: Because Guns Are Fun, And Control Is Not
I have three children. We have a TV set in the house, and the kids watch TV a lot. They're even watching it as I type this. Now, I know damn well these kids shouldn't be watching TV. There's NOTHING they can watch on TV that would be as good for them as reading a book, or running around outside inventing games to play, or doing a craft project with popsicle sticks and a ball of yarn. In an ideal situation, we wouldn't have a television at all.
But we do have a TV, and the reason we have a TV isn't because the kids want a TV but because I want a TV. I like watching TV too much to do the right thing and banish TV from our house forever. In fact, I kinda want to buy a second TV, so that the kids can fuck off downstairs to watch their own lame shows while I watch awesome shit like Breaking Bad. And half the time, I justify this choice to myself by arguing that A) People who don't have TV are tight-asses, and B) Maybe TV is good! That disclaimer before Max & Ruby says it teaches kids about social and ecological development! That sounds good, right? Besides, I'm not some crazy person who lets their kid watch TV eight hours a day. That would kill them.
Of course, those are cheap excuses. The bottom line is that I'm unwilling to do what's right for the greater good because I take far too much pleasure in indulging myself. And that is pretty much the same explanation for why no one is doing much about guns in America.
If you've ever fired a gun, you know that it's fun. And if you've never fired a gun, well, then I suggest you get your ass to the local shooting range, because you're missing out. I went to a bachelor party once and we went to a gun club and threw down $100 each (while shitfaced) to fire four different machine guns and a Desert Eagle, which is the biggest, clumsiest handgun in the universe. The Desert Eagle is so dangerous that the instructor has to warn you to lift it as you're firing so that the recoil doesn't send the butt of the gun back into your skull. You don't even need to be shot by the thing to be killed by it. Regardless, when my friend took that gun in his hands and fired it, causing all of us to say, in unison, HOLY FUCK!, we weren't exactly voicing our disapproval of this nation's handgun culture. It was a blast, and I'd happily do it again if offered because this is America and you can do such things. If it all suddenly went away tomorrow due to new gun laws, I don't think I'd bat an eyelash. But since it's all still perfectly legal, I'm happy to indulge.
I suspect that most gun lovers in this country are using the Second Amendment and their supposed fear of an encroaching government as a cheap front. I think it's a more effective way of staving off gun control laws than by expressing their true feelings, and I think their true feelings are this: _I enjoy shooting shit too much to let you get rid of guns.
So if someone wants to find a way to make gun control a viable political issue in the wake of this summer's horrific mass shootings, I suggest changing the tenor of the conversation. Demonizing guns and gun owners has already proven to be a failed strategy. Calling a gun enthusiast a crazy person only causes them to fight back with twice the vigor, and the reason most gun advocates fight so vehemently against the idea of being painted as crazy or dangerous is because, in many cases, it isn't true. "I'm a law abiding gun owner. How DARE you call me irresponsible? FUCK YOU, ENEMY OF FREEDOM." The very phrase "gun control" already puts you in a hole, because you're expressing your desire to control other people, many of whom feel they've done no wrong. In most instances, these people are otherwise normal, decent folks who are unwilling to kick their gun habit for the greater good. Like me, they just happen to be selfish assholes. You can't demonize people for being too human.
And you can't make gun owners the target if you want to change the conversation. You can't even make guns the target. The desired end result of any gun control advocate is less gun violence. In other words, less crime. That's what you're really fighting against. Saying you're against guns actually distracts people from that message, and in fact invites many people to resist. The argument needs to be... Oh, are you not in favor of restricted handgun sales to the mentally ill? Congratulations, YOU ARE SOFT ON CRIME. You are a selfish asshole perpetuating a me-first culture that allows dangerous street thugs to roam free.
That's the messaging you need to adopt. We already learned from our own Reid Cherlin that the NRA intimidates lawmakers into inaction by grading all of them (Oh no! GRADES!) according to gun-friendliness. There's no reason that gun control advocates couldn't also adopt such bullying tactics. There's no reason that gun control advocates couldn't bestow, I dunno, a fucking blue star to all Congressmen who are taking steps to reduce crime and a frowny face to all Congressmen who support mass murderers. Gun advocates have successfully been able to make this a debate about FREEDOM, something that's impossible to argue against. Those of you looking to counter them need to find an equally unassailable position, and "Fuck this! We need to banish guns forever!" isn't it. Arguing against crime, against the culture of selfishness that would allow shootings in a house of worship? Now that'll get you somewhere.
Just don't take my TV away. I don't wanna miss Louie this week.
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Gary Testa is a professor of accounting and taxation. He is licensed as a CPA in New York. While in college he held a series of part-time jobs working in the tax field, eventually becoming "hooked" on taxes. After graduating, he pursued an M.B.A. in taxation and landed a job at a "Big Eight" firm. He spent three years in the tax departments of big firms, rising to the level of senior tax accountant. He decided to pursue an academic career in 1979 and has been at Brooklyn College ever since. His teaching interests are in the areas of taxation and financial accounting. His research is principally in the tax area, especially individual taxation. He also has an interest in professional ethics and quality control in tax practice. He has published several articles in national tax journals.[ BACK TO FACULTY PROFILES ]


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Warner Pacific College is an urban Christian liberal arts college dedicated to providing students from diverse backgrounds an education that prepares them for the spiritual moral social and technological challenges of the twenty-first century. Warner Pacific College will be internationally recognized for the expression of Christian values rigorous academic standards innovation leadership development student-centered services and fiscal strength. As a contemporary Christian learning community Warner Pacific College is: Christ Centered People focused Excellence driven Future directed.Thus the purpose of Warner Pacific is to develop persons as change agents characterized by integrity transformation a sense of mutual responsibility and a pursuit of personal excellence.
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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AP) Two Wake Forest players have been indefinitely suspended for violating unidentified athletic department policy.
Coach Jim Grobe said Saturday that safety Duran Lowe and offensive tackle Devin Bolling were suspended.
Lowe began the season as the starter at strong safety but was listed as the backup to Daniel Mack at free safety on the team's most recent depth chart.
Bolling opened the year as the starting left tackle but was the backup right guard on the two-deep for last week's Maryland game.
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- pipelets/: Show available pipelets.
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A police officer involved in the fatal shooting of a man in Sydney last year had "no other option" but to fire, an inquest has heard.
Rodney Elkass, 37, was shot in the head during a brief confrontation with three plain-clothed police, while in his ute near Castle Hill police station at about 1pm on September 29 in 2011.
The confrontation came less than half-an-hour after the painter and handyman waved a Glock 17 pistol at his former workmate and his brother when they sought to start a fight.
At the inquest in Parramatta on Monday, Senior Constable Michael Wilkins said he heard a message on the police radio about an armed man at about 12.45pm.
In the following six minutes, Sen Const Wilkins said he and the other two officers involved in the shooting - senior constables Paul Rosano and Paul Gardiner - did not have any discussion about their strategy in dealing with Mr Elkass.
"Did you have any discussion about `Oh look, who is going to be the lead communicator'," the barrister for Mr Elkass's family, Dina Yehia SC, asked.
"No", Sen Const Wilkins replied.
When the second call came over the radio with a description of Mr Elkass's ute he said they ran out of the station where they spotted him stopped nearby.
While the inquest has previously heard that not one of 37 civilian witnesses heard the officers use the word "police", Sen Const Wilkins said: "I am 100 per cent certain that I used the word."
Sen Const Wilkins said he only saw Mr Elkass' hands when "it had the firearm in it".
"I believed at that time it was pointing at Paul (Rosano) and he was going to shoot," Sen Const Wilkins told the inquest.
"I believe I had no other option to stop that threat than to use my firearm."
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When I arrived at the range I was surrounded by more guns and weapons than I ever had been before.
HURLBURT FIELD � When I arrived at the range I was surrounded by more guns and weapons than I ever had been before.
I was on a tour of the Air Force Special Operations School, which boasts the branch�s largest arsenal of foreign non-standard weapons. As instructors described the dizzying array of guns � caliber, rounds-per-minute � they casually mentioned they had a few set up for me to shoot, if I wanted.
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I felt a little wave of excitement. Firing a live weapon had been a longstanding dream of mine. In my 32 years I had not yet found myself in the right place or time.
Standing on the range surrounded by a handful of experienced marksmen, it seemed like this could be the safest � if also the most intimidating � chance to fire my first gun.
Of course, yes, I wanted to.
First up, a Remington 700 sniper rifle.
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An instructor showed me a brown paper bag in the shape of a bottle, then pointed out to the range and said there was a similar object out there.
He asked if I could see it. To the right of the structure? About 400 yards out?
Oh, you mean that blurry brown shape? I asked. I guess that could be a bottle.
There�s a black dot on the bottom of it, he said.
�You have to hit that,� he said. �Don�t miss.�
I laughed.
The sniper rifle was propped on a bipod on the ground. In my dress pants, I lay on my stomach and looked through the scope.
There was that black dot, after all.
My instructor, the calm and patient Tech. Sgt. Jason Hallam, talked me through and then loaded the gun with a 7.62-caliber round.
When you are ready, he said, take a deep breath out and then fire.
�You want to be surprised by the weapon,� he said. �You don�t want to know exactly when it is going to fire.�
I lined up the target again in the scope. I exhaled � it was more jagged than I would have liked � and pulled the trigger.
The bullet flew out in a smoother, faster trajectory than I could have imagined. To my disbelief, I struck the target.
To add to the surprise, the target burst into flames. They�d rigged it into a Molotov cocktail that exploded on contact.
This woman, who had no experience with guns, who had held one in her hands on maybe two occasions, had just shot a bullet into a small bottle she could barely see and made it explode in a ball of fire.
�Do you want to try it again?�
Of course.
After the rifle, we moved on to a British STEN submachine gun from World War II. Then a machine gun likely manufactured in the 1980s or 90s.
Hollam gently corrected my stance. I was leaning back, I think because I was a little scared of the weapons, instead of bending forward at the waist. I needed to feel like I was pushing the gun away from me, he said.
�How about an AK-47?�
Sure thing. There was no going back now.
What, I have a desk, in an office, where I sit and type? No, thank you. I�ll stay here.
The AK-47 was the most challenging. On a semi-automatic I was fine, but on a fully automatic, the sound of the gun and the kick back made me want to shut my eyes.
I gave the gun to Hollam, who finished off the round. I guess it was time to hand over the bullets and head back to my keyboard.
Until next time.
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"Chances are that you think Linspire lets you run Windows applications, that you have to run it as root, and that it's really not quite a proper Linux. Wrong, wrong, and wrong. At LinuxWorld in Boston this week, CEO Kevin Carmony explained what Linspire Linux is, and isn't, all about."


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CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. - The Lipscomb women's golf team shot 638 as a team to finish ninth in the F&M APSU Intercollegiate at the Clarksville Country Club.
After shooting a 328 on Monday, the Bisons improved their score by 18-strokes on Tuesday to score a 310.
"It felt good to see the girls come back and shoot a 310 after not playing well on Monday," coach Buddy Harston said. "We talk about never quitting and they didn't today."
Sami Khan led the Bisons with a 158 total over two rounds. She carded an 83 on Monday and a 75 on Tuesday after making a season-high in birdies. Khan's total placed her in a tie for 25th overall.
"Sami made four birdies in round two, which is the most this year in 18 holes," Harston said.
Finishing just two strokes behind Khan for the tournament, Morgan Bucher played round two at nine-over par, 81. Her two-day total of 160 put her in a tie for 37th. Bucher was the only Lady Bison to break 80 on Monday when she posted a 79.
Miriam Parker and MacKenzy Carter played identical rounds on Monday and Tuesday. In round one they both shot 83, before firing an 80 in round two. In a field of 83 players, Parker and Carter finished in a tie for 45th.
After posting her highest round of the year on Monday with an 89, Savanna Schubert turned around and posted her lowest round of three-over, 75. Her 14-shot turnaround was the best of the entire field. Schubert finished tied for 50th, placing all five Lady Bisons inside the top 50.
"Savanna played well today," Harston said. "If we are going to reach our goals this year, then she has to play as well as she did today."
Playing as an individual Sabrina Ferreri carded consistent scores of 83-83 for a total of 166. Ferreri placed 61st overall.
Also in individual play, Sarah McFarlin shot an 83 on Tuesday after shooting 88 in round one. She ended the intercollegiate in a tie for 71st.
Jacksonville State edged out Murray State by one-stroke for the APSU Intercollegiate crown after shooting 607 (314-293).
JSU's 293 is tournament's lowest single-round total when it has been held at the Clarksville Country Club. It topped the 296 by Murray State on Monday.
SIUE Edwardsville's Molly Marcum recorded a hole-in-one on the par-3 11th hole.
The Lady Bisons will return to the links Oct. 28-29 for the Braun Intercollegiate in Dayton, Ohio.
"The team has been hard at it since August," Harston said. "So we are going to give them a few days off and then come back and be fresh for the Evansville tournament in two weeks."


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MORRISVILLE, N.C., Oct. 10, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- SciQuest, Inc. (Nasdaq:SQI), a leading provider of cloud-based business automation solutions for spend management, announced today that it will release its third quarter 2014 financial results for the period ended September 30, 2014 after market close on Thursday, October 30, 2014. On that day, management will hold a conference call and webcast at 4:30 p.m. ET to review and discuss the Company's quarterly results. A replay of this webcast will be available after the call and accessible at http://investor.sciquest.com.
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Last night I came in at the tail end of this achievement run put together by Mr Froto and Sal. For a 70 level instance with a group of about 20 level 80s it was still tricky.
The last fight has your standard get out of the fire goodness, but it also has a launch into the air part to it. You are given an item that allows you to slow fall but it is only effective right before you are about to hit the ground. Hit it to early and you are still a pancake. It took us an extra try, but after we all tried the whole jumping and hitting the special item it was a lot simpler.
Almost everyone in the guild got the The Battle for Mount Hyjal achievement, but I am sure that we will have to have an alt run soon. We will also need to do a For The Alliance clean up so all alts have their bear. I think almost everyone's main now has dragons from timed CoS, now we need to start getting everyone's alts the same.


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Dr. Keith Bruce, director of institutional ministries for the Baptist General Convention of Texas in Dallas, will be the commencement speaker for the Dec. 10 ceremony scheduled at Wayland Baptist University.
Approximately 60 students will receive degrees in the ceremony, which is slated for 2 p.m. in Harral Memorial Auditorium. Graduating senior Britany Lewis, a speech major from Borger, will be giving the student address. Other graduates will be participating in the ceremony, and the International Choir will perform special music.
A native of Amarillo, Bruce has served as director since January 2001, previously directing the Christian Education Coordinating Board of the BGCT. He has served in vocational ministry since 1974, serving as music and youth minister in Waco, youth and family minister in Grand Prairie and as pastor in Duke, Okla., Wellington and San Antonio before joining the BGCT in 1997.
Bruce holds a bachelor's degree from Baylor University and both the Master of Divinity and Doctor of Ministry degrees from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He was given an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree from Dallas Baptist University in August 2005.
He has had extensive involvement in denominational and community service efforts in various cities and has served as an adjunct instructor for both Wayland and DBU. He has served as trustee for the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor and received a distinguished service award from the university in 2001.
Bruce is founding director of the HealthCare Outreach Network, a consortium of Baptist Health ministries in the U.S. supporting worldwide Baptist Healthcare Ministry, and is involved on the communication and education committees of the Baptist World Alliance.
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If you're like most, you lead a very busy life. You may want to do something for the environment but feel you don't have a lot of free time to read up on whys and how-tos of it all. To make being green a bit less cubersome here is a basic rundown on the most important (but easiest) things to recycle from the National Recycling Coalition (NRC):
According to NRC, there are 10 items you should definitely recycle. The first three are relatively, I'll give you more good reasons to follow through.
The number one item on their list is aluminum. That's because aluminum cans are 100 percent recyclable.
In fact, recycled aluminum can be back in use to hold a new drink a mere 60 days after being recycled, according to Earth911.com. And, to boot, aluminum can be recycled over and over again. Add the detail that turning recycled cans into new cans takes 95 percent less energy than making virgin ones, and you have a real recycling champ in that soda can you're holding.
You can actually recycle anything made out of aluminum, but how about starting simple with just recycling all your soda and juice cans?
Next on their list are PET plastic bottles, in other words, bottles labeled with a 1 as their resin identification code (like all those soda and water bottles you go through each week). Plastic bottle recycling is important because, to put it simply, as Americans leading a fast-food lifestyle, we use a ton of it.
The more we recycle, the less that goes into the landfill -- simple as that. Earth911.com also reports making plastic out of recycled resources uses about two-thirds less energy than making new plastic.
Because plastic bottles, more than any other type of plastic, are the most commonly used type, they're usually the easiest to recycle, which is why I'm encouraging you (gently ... I don't want you to hurt yourself) to recycle these as much as you can.
Another easy recycle source is newspaper. How simple is it to set up a recycling bin next to your garbage can for the paper, any circulars you get in the mail, old magazines, scrap paper, etc.? And why is it so important to recycle paper?
According to the EPA, paper makes up about one-third of all the MSW (municipal waste stream, i.e. garbage, not Master of Social Work) in the United States.
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Slow Clap to the Mayor, and URA for this plan. It's a great start to making the city more dense with development once again (and green development at that). This new green development conjures images of
and other urban oases. Portland
As with any re-development plan (unless you're a sprawling city) the key is to integrate transit options other than automobile based to increase mobility into and out of your new development.*
This newest plan for
's new riverfront development certainly addresses these issues. AVR's branch to Pittsburgh 26st street in the Strip has been planned for integration into the development as part of their already proposed commuter rail and also includes an at-grade "trolley circulator" which would traverse Smallman St. and Penn Ave.
I've talked ad-nauseum about AVR's commuter line (although I will address the addition of another commuter line later). As a result I'll focus more on the at-grade trolley topic as well as an oft ignored topic here in
; the water taxi. Pittsburgh
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In my mind, you wouldn't have to do anything to the strip and it would already be a great idea for a tourist centered trolley. An at grade line on
Smallman St. from saaaayyyy the Heinz History Center to the 31st St. Bridge would be great to move people in the Strip on weekends.
As such it only makes sense that this idea would be incorporated into this riverfront plan. As written in the proposal, this line would start at the
David Lawrence Convention Center and travel at grade up Smallman St. to the 40th St. Bridge, where it would then loop onto Penn Ave back to approx 21st St. where it would rejoin the ROW on Smallman back to the . David Lawrence Convention Center
As I said before; solid idea. I also realize that this is just a proposal for the entire project and as such doesn't go into too much detail on the transportation aspects of it. However, there are some issues that should be discussed and ironed out.
First, check out this great primer for streetcar systems over at the Transport Politic.
There have been a number of streetcar systems established in the
These and other systems have capitalized on the nostalgia aspect of trolleys. Many lines use either heritage equipment (like
San Francisco's fleet of PCC cars) or new equipment made to look old (like TECO and ). It would bring back a lot of memories for Pittsburghers to see trolleys like this Little Rock
or this
There is certainly something to be said for marketing your operation correctly and nostalgia is certainly a good way to do it. However, nothing beats ease of use and good inter-connection. I like the idea that it spans the entire length of the Strip from downtown all the way to Lawrenceville. It would be a great way for a Lawrenceville or Strip resident to get downtown or move between the neighborhoods.
However, the key question which isn't really addressed here is; how do you get to the trolley if you're not one of these residents? What are it's connections? I know there is talk of another trolley circulator to
but that's a topic for later. How will someone from the Southside, or the South Hills make use of this trolley without driving to a parking lot in the Strip or Lawrenceville? The T would make a great connector, but with AVR seemingly going all the way Oakland , that takes away that option. Steel Plaza
Additionally how will someone from
Oakland, or Hazelwood, or East Liberty or get to this line without driving? Garfield
It can be done, after all we've got the East Busway for the east end neighborhoods, and supposedly this commuter rail will be an option for people coming from the South, but how this will be integrated and implemented are important discussions that could make or break this operation.
The second issue is more of a practical nature. If you have one track on Smallman and one on Penn, you are creating two at grade crossings of the AVR's commuter line should it follow its proposed route on 26th St. Two rail operations crossing at grade are more complex than a road crossing a railroad at grade. It involves more circuitry, and electronic systems to accomplish. Why do it twice within a few blocks, making redundant systems when you can do it once, on
Smallman St? You're not chasing passengers away by having the route one block away with the relatively narrow blocks in the Strip, and you're saving money on implementation and operating costs.
Overall, I'm clearly on board with this. I think it's a great idea and the Strip is a great place to do it. However, there are some issues that will have to be fleshed out before this aspect of the Riverfront plan could be implemented.
I was going to cover the additional circulator to Oakland in this post, but seems as though I am rambling and will probably cover that and the "proposed" North Hills to Hazelwood commuter line at the same time.
Next up: Water Taxi
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How To Make Blood Orange Jelly Smiles
Blood orange jelly smiles are a fun, easy, and (bonus!) rather healthy treat for New Year celebrations. Here is how to make them.
This idea and recipe were originally shared with us by Sarah from San Francisco.
• Recipe: Blood Orange Jelly Smiles
I've made these several times now, and I wanted to update the instructions with more tips and notes I've picked up.
How To Make Blood Orange Jelly Smiles
1. Buy a sack of blood oranges. These are the most dramatic fruit for this recipe, because of their deep red flesh. But you can also use any citrus; we've used tangerines and navel oranges too. Blood oranges can often be found for cheap at Trader Joe's.
2. Get some plain gelatin. No Jell-O here! This recipe is very healthy because it uses the fruit juice plus plain, unsweetened gelatin. You can find this in the baking aisle near the regular Jell-O. Vegetarians: I haven't tried vegetarian alternatives, like agar-agar; if anyone has, please let us know.
3. Cut 6 oranges in half. This how-to will show you how to make six oranges into jelly smiles; just multiply if you want to do more.
4. Squeeze out the juice. Here's where this project can be a little tricky. You want to squeeze out as much juice as possible without damaging the orange peel. I've tried several methods, and the best is a traditional manual juicer. Don't use the high-powered squeeze juicer or an electric juicer; you'll probably tear the peel. Go slowly, and twist each orange half so it's as clean as possible.
5. Scrape out any extra strings or flesh. Again, you want the peel intact, so if you can't get everything out, it's OK. A little extra orange flesh won't mess this up.
6. Put each orange peel shell into a muffin tin. This will hold them steady when you pour in the gelatin.
7. Soften the gelatin. Measure 1/4 cup cold water in a glass measuring cup. Sprinkle 1 packet of plain gelatin into the water and let it sit.
8. Heat the orange juice to boiling. Measure out about 3/4 cup of the juice. You don't need to be terribly precise: as long as it's between about 3/4 and 1 cup, you're fine. Also, this is where you can add a little sugar or honey, if you want to sweeten the juice. Taste and sweeten as needed. Bring the juice to a boil.
9. Mix gelatin and juice. Take the boiling juice off the heat and whisk in the gelatin. Pour the juice and gelatin mixture back into the glass measuring cup.
10. Fill orange peel shells. Fill each orange peel cup with the gelatin mixture, and put the muffin tins into the fridge to cool. The orange jelly will need 2-3 hours to set completely.
11. Trim, slice, and serve! The filling should firm up and be quite stiff. Once it is hard enough, slice into wedges. If you want them to look extra neat, you can trim off any extra peel above the jelly. I like to serve these side-by-side with real orange slices. People always do a double-take.
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I believe that regardless of the statistics if you go into a school motivated you can land a good job out of GGU or just about any law school. Because you have to believe that the lower tier schools attract quite a few people who dont deserve to be in law school...
As someone with a lot of experience interviewing and then hiring in the SF legal market, I'll throw this out there (expecting 0ls to lose their minds). California markets are all VERY regionally biased. If you want to work in SF, you are better off going to GGU than 2nd tier schools like Loyola, Pepperdine, or Mcgeorge and than lower T1 schools that are more distant like UArizona or UFlorida. If you want to work in LA, go to Chapman over USF and Santa Clara. GGU grads are shut out of most biglaw jobs straight up, but they still do fairly well in the SF market due to the prime location and networking opportunities. I didn't go there for my JD, but I know some of the professors there and have worked with and against some of their alumni. Their saturation of the SF market is thorough and, as a lawyer in the area, I could not discount any graduate of the school, although it was a bit hit-or-miss (for the record, it was also hit-or-miss for USF, SCU, and Berkeley). For reference, I would compare it to Southwestern in LA or John Marshall in Chicago.
Here it is this is what pissed me off this thread is why I have been posting on here a lot. F'ing idiots who knew nothing about GGU made me terrified to go there and I nearly moved to Michigan based on this thread and numerous other internet postings that terrified me of going to GGU. However, GGU is fine, the two people with experience at the school on this thread said it was good, but instead of listening to them I nearly listened to idiots with no experience with the school talk me into not going. Honestly, if you are considering a tier 4 law school do not listen to what people say any ABA law school will provide you with the proper education to be an attorney. I just looked back at this post and can't believe what people said about GGU who had absolutely no experience with the school it is SHOCKING that people will degrade a school they know nothing about. NINJA no offense to you, but I am just picking on you at random FSU has 22 people that didn't pass the bar and then 10% of those people didn't even have a job, the rest probably work at McDonald's. I could say that about FSU and the fact that 22 people didn't pass the bar is true, it does not make FSU a bad school by any means. Obviously 22 people not passing the bar happens and I am sure no FSU grad is working at McDonald's, but hell maybe they do truth is I don't know, but I won't insult your school and you shouldn't insult a school you nothing about. No offense to Ninja you say a lot of good things, but I am baffled that you and other people that have no experience with a school will insult and scare people away from attending. GGU is a fine school and I have been very happy with it. I wish I had NOT taken things I saw on the internet seriously, when deciding to attend law school and I really hope someone will learn from my mistake and realize ABA schools will give you the proper education to be a lawyer and if you are considering law school DO NOT LISTEN TO NEGATIVE THINGS PEOPLE SAY ABOUT SCHOOLS UNLESS THEY HAVE DIRECT EXPERIENCE THERE. THE END!
Hastings is the better school, but worth paying full price opposed to a scholarship at GGU? That is debatable.


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U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon appealed on Monday for forces loyal to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and rebel fighters in Syria to put down their weapons during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
In a statement, Ban said Ramadan is one of the four months on the Islamic calendar during which fighting is supposed to cease.
"For the sake of the Syrian people, therefore, I would like to call on all parties in Syria to respect this religious obligation for at least, at a minimum, one month," Ban said on the eve of Ramadan, which begins on Tuesday.
"I am calling for every military unit of the regular army and the Free Syrian Army, for every person holding a gun, to stop fighting and offer this month of peace as a collective present to their people – and to do so across Syria," he said.
For more than two years, Assad's forces and rebels determined to oust him have been locked in a conflict that has escalated into an increasingly sectarian civil war. The United Nations estimates that at least 90,000 people have died since the uprising began in March 2011.
The new president of the opposition Syrian National Coalition, Ahmad Jarba, said on Sunday he was prepared to offer Assad's forces a truce during the Muslim holy month.
"I am aware that some may see this call as unrealistic," Ban said. "Lasting peace will only come through serious negotiation. But I am convinced that the Syrian people have every right to ask this of all those who claim to be fighting in their name."
Ban also called for the release of detainees by the government and opposition forces.
"Reliable reports speak of hundreds, if not thousands, of women and children who are detained in various official and non-official detention centers across the country," Ban said. "Armed opposition groups also have many detained people who are not prisoners of war."
Russia and the United States have been trying since May to organize a peace conference involving representatives of the Syrian government and the rebels, but disagreements over issues such as who should participate and a reluctance by both sides have left the Russian-American plan looking increasingly unrealistic, U.N. diplomats say.
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CORAL GABLES, Fla. — Senior Trey McKinney Jones scored a career-high 18 points and the Miami Hurricanes held No. 13 Michigan State without a field goal for a pivotal 5½-minute stretch in the second half in a 67-59 victory Wednesday night.
McKinney Jones went 5 for 7 from 3-point range, including a basket that capped a 14-2 run to start the second half that put them ahead 41-33.
The lead grew to 57-45, and they went 8 for 8 from the free throw line over the final 2:11 to seal the victory.
Miami (4-1) held the ball in the final seconds to run out the clock, and students then stormed the court, hoisting at least one player and the team mascot onto their shoulders and chanting, "ACC." The game was part of the ACC-Big Ten Challenge.
Keith Appling had 15 points for the Spartans (5-2), who lost for the first time since the season opener against Connecticut.
The Spartans cut down on their turnovers — they had 12 after totaling 20 in each of the past two games. They still struggled with their half-court offense, and stayed in the game only because they had 16 offensive rebounds.
The Spartans' point total was a season low. They were outscored 40-28 in the second half, when they went 11 for 30 from the field.
Two Michigan State players returned from injuries — Gary Harris and Travis Trice — but that wasn't enough to spark the offense. The Spartans trailed 48-42 with 10 minutes left, then went without a basket until Branden Dawson scored to cut the deficit to 57-47 with 4:55 left.
Shane Larkin and Durand Scott scored 15 points apiece for the Hurricanes, who went 9 for 16 from 3-point range and had only nine turnovers. Reggie Johnson had 10 points and 11 rebounds.
Harris had 12 points for Michigan State and Dawson added 11.
Scott penetrated easily at the outset and scored nine consecutive points to help Miami take the lead. Trice and Harris hit 3-pointers on consecutive possessions to give the Spartans their biggest lead, 28-23, and they were up 31-27 at halftime.
McKinney Jones hit from 3-point range for a 51-42 Miami lead, and made another 3 to beat the shot clock and make it 55-45.
Scott's two free throws gave the Hurricanes their biggest lead at 57-45 and Michigan State got no closer than eight points.


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The Shop…(Obch o Na Korze) is a personal testament of Ján Kádar, and in the best traditions of story tellers it is couched in the form of a story, as much as the Ugly Duckling is a personal testament of the Danish master storyteller. Director Ján Kádar spent World War II in a Nazi labor camp, and his Slovakian Jewish parents and sister died at Auschwitz. "Of all my films, The Shop on Main Street touches me most closely," he seems to have told the New York Herald Tribune, "I am not thinking of the fate of all the six million tortured Jews … my work is shaped by the fate of my father, my friends' fathers, mothers of those near to me and by people whom I have known."
Like all great epic filmmakers, from D. W. Griffith to David Lean, he knew the simple rule of telling an intimate story that touches the heart. Big budget epics of Hollywood may resort to spectacular sets and thousands of extras to dazzle the eye but leave the heart of the viewer untouched. Evidently the production of The Shop didn't have a big budget. The sweep of world war could only be suggested, and the film underlines directorial control and brilliance to weave an intimate heartwarming story:there is loyalty, betrayal, cowardice and heroism.
It won the 1965 Oscar winner for Best Foreign Film, The Shop on Main Street) stars Josef Kroner as Tono Briko, a slothful Czechslovakian carpenter. He is not too bright, not too ambitious either.
Thanks to his Nazi brother-in-law,who gives him jurisdiction over a button shop on Main Street owned by Rozalie he barely understands the inevitable devastation of his town and his own role in it. Rozalie is an elderly Jewish widow and deaf as a doorpost. When the Jewish population is threatened with deportation, she does not, or will not, fully understand Tono's role as Aryan overseer, benefactor, and would-be savior. He realizes that his new job won't bring much in the way of money; the old woman doesn't even know there is a war going on. The shopkeeper's Jewish friends, knowing that the woman will be carted off for extermination if she doesn't have an Aryan coworker, offer to pay Tono if he'll stay on as her assistant. Kroner and the old woman form a friendship, but when the order goes out that all Jews be rounded up, he panics and prepares to turn her over to the Nazis. His last-minute change of heart unfortunately comes too late.
On its initial release, The Shop on the Main Street contained several ingredients that would make it an instant classic. Firstly the heartfelt drama about the effect of the Holocaust on two humble individuals brilliantly emoted by two actors touched the heart. Secondly the timing. Czechs were dealing with a totalitarian regime of their own and a holocaust of ideological kind. Those who didn't kowtow to Soviet hegemony were as marked as Jews under the Nazi occupation.
* Genre: Drama
* Director: Ján Kadár
* Main Cast: Josef Kroner, Frantisek Zvarik, Ida Kaminska, Hana Slivkova, Martin Holly
* Release Year: 1965
* Country: CS
* Run Time: 111 minutes
Jaromir Janacek – Editor; Ján Kadár – Director; Ján Kadár – Screenwriter; Elmar Klos – Director; Elmar Klos – Screenwriter; Zdenek Liska – Composer (Music Score); Vladimir Novotny – Cinematographer; Karel Skvor – Art Director; Ladislav Hanus – Production Manager; Ladislav Hanus – Producer; Jaromir Lukas – Producer; Jordan Balurov – Producer; Ladilsav Grossman – Screenwriter; Diana Heringova – Editor; Ladislav Grosman – Short Story Author
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Bittere Ernte; Demanty Noci; Wielki Tydzien; Concorrenza Sleale; … A Pátý Jezdec Je Strach; Divided We Fall; Smrt Krasných Srncu; Do You Remember Dolly Bell?
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"All entrants get prizes, but only the top three from each category get bragging rights–and bigger prizes–so start practicing," said David Neville, marketing coordinator for The TRUTH. "There are hundreds of things to do in your spare time. Tobacco doesn't need to be one of them."
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July 31st, 2008, 11:12 PM
I was meant to have animals and I know this because as soon as one leaves to go to a Better Place, two more show up at my doorstep and refuse to leave, so there are seldom vacancies here for long. They almost all tend to live looooong lives so I am of course constantly in the midst of some geriatric crises,some of which are my own. Theirs, of course, are infinitely more important than mine. My current babies are all strays. The most senior among them is Maggie my 17-year-old calico, who has had cancer (maybe) for a year, who I found in a dumpster as a tiny kitten. Then Millicent, a probably 12-year-old chow/pit bull mix who gets along pretty well and seldom complains about her considerable arthritis. I've had her for about 9 years, picked her up off the road on my way to work one day. Peanut came next, a part poodle also about 11 or 12, she was found in an alley in a storm one night about 9 years ago. Then Jake, an Austrian Shepherd who came to our house about 6 years ago just determined he would be living here, sick with heartworms but doing fine now albeit a little asthmatic at times. Then there's our big cat Fritzi, our inheritance from my mother-in-law who peacefully passed away in her late 80's about six years ago. There would be more but I can barely afford medical care for the ones I have!!! Every time I turn around I hear it's time for another dental for somebody! Having all these old boys and girls, I decided it's time to be looking for people who care and can help me get through the inevitable crises we all have to face. And anyway, I love animal stories and I love to tell mine. Good to be here...Please let me know if I do anything wrong! Mili


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In the Wall Street Journal today, Cato senior fellow Walter Olson praises the New York legislature both for passing a marriage equality bill and for including guarantees of religious freedom in the bill:
For those of us who support same-sex marriage and also consider ourselves to be right of center, there were special reasons to take satisfaction in last Friday's vote in Albany. New York expanded its marriage law not under court order but after deliberation by elected lawmakers with the signature of an elected governor. Of the key group of affluent New Yorkers said to have pushed the campaign for the bill, many self-identify as conservative or libertarian. A GOP-run state Senate gave the measure its approval….
To their credit, New York lawmakers devoted much attention to the drafting of exemptions to protect churches and religious organizations from being charged with bias for declining to assist in same-sex marriages. Exemptions of this sort are sometimes dismissed as a mere sop to placate opponents. But in fact they're worth supporting in their own right—and an important recognition that pluralism and liberty can and should advance together as allies….
Critics have charged that same-sex marriage will constrict the free workings of religious institutions and violate the conscience of individuals who act on religious scruples. Many of the examples they give are by now familiar….
Observe, however, that it isn't the legal status of same-sex marriage that keeps generating these troublesome cases; it's plain old discrimination law. Thus New York's highest court ordered Yeshiva University, an Orthodox Jewish institution, to let same-sex couples into its married-student housing. But that ruling happened a decade ago and had nothing to do with last week's vote in Albany. In the case of the wedding photographer ordered not to act on her scruples, New Mexico didn't then and doesn't now recognize same-sex marriage. While some of these rulings are to be deplored as infringements on individual liberty, they're not consequences of the state of marriage law itself.
Also: Cato's forum on the legal challenge to California's Proposition 8, featuring Ted Olson, David Boies, John Podesta, and Robert Levy. And an earlier forum on gays and conservatism featuring Andrew Sullivan, Maggie Gallagher, and British Cabinet minister Nick Herbert.


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A group of U.S. military veterans rallied outside Trump Tower on Tuesday to denounce comments Trump made about PTSD
While speaking to a group of retired military supporters on Monday, Trump seemed to suggest that veterans with PTSD aren't as strong
The comment drew both condemnation and support for Trump, with some calling it offensive and others saying it was taken out of context
U.S. military veterans are rallying outside Trump Tower in New York City after Donald Trump seemed to suggest that veterans returning from war with post traumatic stress disorder are not as strong as others.
A small group of veterans turned out early Tuesday morning at the Fifth Avenue tower where the Republican presidential candidate has a residence and office. They started by sharing their personal stories of being wounded in combat, suffering from nightmares and losing battle colleagues to suicide.
Stressing the importance of treatment, some held signs that read: #VETS AGAINST TRUMP; one held a banner that read: Sacrifice is NOT weakness.
Trump made the controversial comments about PTSD while speaking to a group of retired military supporters during the Retired American Warriors conference in Herndon, Virginia, on Monday.
"When people come back from war and combat and they see things that maybe a lot of the folks in this room have seen many times over and you're strong and you can handle it, but a lot of people can't handle it," he said.
Trump's statement came during questions about veterans and suicide and the care provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs.
It prompted a quick response on social media and a statement from Jon Soltz, an Iraq War veteran and the chairman of VoteVets.org.
"These comments, as horrible as they are, are not shocking," he said. "We're talking about a person, in Trump, who believes that POWs aren't real heroes, and that he's made sacrifices akin to Gold Star Families who lost their loved ones in war. The constant disrespect Donald Trump shows towards our veterans and service members is sickening, and completely and totally disqualifying."
Hillary Clinton's campaign said in a statement: "It's no surprise that someone who attacked a Gold Star family, who insulted prisoners of war, and who dismissed the impact of IED attacks on soldiers in armored vehicles would diminish the suffering some veterans face after serving our country."
But one of Trump's advisers, retired Army Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, said Trump's words had been taken out of context.
"Mr. Trump was highlighting the challenges veterans face when returning home after serving their country," Flynn said. "He has always respected the service and sacrifice of our military men and women—proposing reforms to Veteran Affairs to adequately address the various issues veterans face when they return home."
And the veteran who asked the question, former Marine Staff Sgt. Chad Robichaux, also defended Trump.
"I think it's sickening that anyone would twist Mr. Trump's comments to me in order to pursue a political agenda," said Robichaux, president and founder of Mighty Oaks Warrior Programs. "I took his comments to be thoughtful and understanding of the struggles many veterans have, and I believe he is committed to helping them."


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Potato Chorizo Croquettes with Smoked Paprika Aioli
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Source: Chef Govind Armstrong and Idaho Potato Board
Instead of getting the standard order of fries, customers at the 8 oz. Burger Bar can enjoy these sophisticated potato croquettes as a side or on their own. The garlicky Smoked Paprika Aioli makes for a vibrant signature dipping sauce.
Smoked Paprika Aioli:
2 cups aioli mayonnaise
l cup sour cream
1 tbsp. smoked paprika
1 tbsp. lemon juice
Salt and pepper, to taste
4 qt. salt roasted and riced Idaho potatoes
2 lb. chorizo, rendered, crumbled
2 qt. bechamel sauce
1 pt. diced piquillo peppers
1 qt. diced poached, grilled artichokes
3 tbsp. chopped fresh parsley
2 tbsp. chopped fresh thyme
2 tsp. chopped fresh oregano
Salt and pepper, to taste
Egg wash
Fine panko bread crumbs
Vegetable oil
- Prepare Smoked Paprika Aioli: In med. bowl, combine all ingredients, seasoning to taste with salt and pepper. Cover and refrigerate until service.
- Prepare Croquettes: In large bowl, combine potatoes, chorizo, béchamel, peppers, artichokes, parsley, thyme, oregano, salt and pepper. Shape mixture into croquettes or balls. Lightly freeze.
- Dust croquettes with flour; coat with egg wash and panko crumbs, repeating process twice.
- In hot oil, fry croquettes until crisp and lightly browned. Serve hot, with Smoked Paprika Aioli.


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In 1898, the Daughters of Charity came to the Diocese of Nashville, Tennessee, to operate the new St. Thomas Hospital, housed in a mansion in what was then a suburban area.
This May, the last of the Daughters of Charity left what is now St. Thomas West Hospital. While the hospital and its affiliated institutions have grown, the Daughters of Charity has not, and the order decided to focus its ministries elsewhere.
That decision was part of the plan the Daughters of Charity Province of St. Louise created after four provinces merged and pooled their resources in 2011. Overall, the Daughters of Charity will withdraw from 10 dioceses (or areas within dioceses), but in all of those places, their ministries will be carried on, generally by laypeople, according to Sister Louise Gallahue, the provincial.
The problem is certainly not unique to the Daughters of Charity, as many congregations of sisters have faced declining membership over the past five decades and seen the median age of their sisters rise. Within 10 years, the Retirement Fund for Religious estimates that religious older than 70 will outnumber those younger than 70 by more than 4 to 1.
According to the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate at Georgetown University, the number of religious sisters in the United States has dropped from nearly 180,000 in 1965 to about 69,000 in 2008 to fewer than 50,000 currently.
When the Daughters of Charity Province of St. Louise was formed in 2011, it had 560 sisters, Sister Louise said. Now it has 488, with almost all of the decline due to death.
While several congregations declined to discuss how they decide which ministries to continue and which to forgo, a few said that they generally allow each sister to decide what her ministry will be.
For example, Sinsinawa Dominican Prioress Mary Ellen Gevelinger said, "Currently, Sinsinawa Dominican sisters, in consultation with congregation leaders, discern their individual ministries."
Sister Patricia Crowley, prioress of the Benedictine Sisters of Chicago, said sisters from her community have discerned their own ministries since at least the 1970s. Before that, they all worked in the monastery or as teachers in one of the congregation's two high schools or one of the more than half-dozen parochial elementary schools the congregation staffed in the Archdiocese of Chicago and the Diocese of Pueblo, Colorado.
But over the years, those schools have closed, with the last high school, St. Scholastica Academy in Chicago, announcing its closure in 2012. Members of the class of 2013 were allowed to finish their high school education at the school.
Now the Benedictine Sisters of Chicago are involved in a variety of ministries, from prison and jail ministry to social work to spiritual direction.
The Daughters of Charity also serves in a variety of ministries.
A mission and ministry task force set up after the new province spent years looking at all the resources the congregation had and how they matched up with the congregation's core mission, which is to serve the poor and find the face of Jesus in them.
They also looked to see what ministries the Daughters were involved in that could be carried on by other people — whether other sisters or lay people — and asked each sister what other ministries she might be called to. The final plan called for the Daughters to withdraw from 10 dioceses (or certain areas of dioceses) by the fall of this year, freeing up a few sisters to reinforce ministries in other areas.
"We asked each house and each sister to evaluate their ministry and to evaluate the people who could take over their ministry," Sister Louise said. "One of the questions we looked at was whether there was involvement with the wider Vincentian community" including the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, the Ladies of Charity and Vincentian priests.
"We looked everywhere we serve," said Belinda Davis, a spokeswoman for the province. "When the Daughters came to Nashville in 1898, the goal was to provide health care. Then they branched out into other ministries."
Now St. Thomas Health is part of Ascension Health, which is itself partially sponsored by the Daughters of Charity, and there is a structure that will carry on the work the Daughters started there 116 years ago, Davis said.
"In Nashville, there are other Catholics who can carry on with the ministry," Davis said. "In every place we are leaving, we said, it's not that they did anything wrong, it's that they did everything right."
Sister Louise said that in the areas the Daughters of Charity are leaving, they did their mission work well, leaving lay people who have been formed in Vincentian values to carry on serving the poor.
"We didn't close places," she said.
The Benedictine Sisters of Chicago did not close the elementary schools where they taught, and they had no choice but to close the high school because they could not afford to keep it open, Sister Patricia said. But the sisters have remained in the dioceses where they were, even as there are fewer sisters to minister.
Sister Patricia estimated that there were about 150 Benedictine Sisters of Chicago in the mid-1960s. Now there are 46, with most in the Archdiocese of Chicago. Four remain in the Diocese of Pueblo.
Areas where the Daughters of Charity intend to remain, or even add people, tend to be those where the population suffers more from poverty than the areas where the Daughters are leaving. For example, the Daughters hope to expand their ministries in Detroit, which has been devastated economically, Sister Louise said.
That means, for example, that while the Daughters will leave some ministries in Austin, Texas, they will remain in Waco, Texas, which is part of the Diocese of Austin, because there are relatively few Catholics in Waco and the Daughters don't believe they can pass their mission on to anyone else.
"The Daughters are being very planful and prayerful," Davis said. "But when the resources are less, the needs grow."
Michelle Martin writes from Illinois.
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A rural Iberia man who shot an intruder at his home won't face criminal charges, but the Miller County prosecuting attorney says that not filing charges could set a bad precedent.
A rural Iberia man who shot an intruder at his home won't face criminal charges, but the Miller County prosecuting attorney says that not filing charges could set a bad precedent. Miller County Prosecuting Attorney Matt Howard said Mark Routh's use of force — a shotgun in this case — was justifiable as an act of self defense.
"A citizen's right of self defense, to make defense of other innocents, and to use force in confronting and apprehending criminals, without any duty to retreat or wait for police, has always existed under Missouri law," Howard noted in a letter to Miller County Sheriff Bill Abbott dated July 15.
The letter also notes that under Missouri law, a private person may use force, including deadly force, to prevent the escape of a suspect who has committed a Class A felony.
The incident in question occurred on May 6 at Routh's home in the rural Iberia area of Miller County.
According to a probable cause statement filed on May 6 by the Miller County Sheriff's Department, Mark Routh was asleep at his home. Routh's wife, son and nephew were also at the residence.
Shortly after midnight, Routh's nephew noticed a man, later identified as Donovane Hanna of Iberia, trying to gain access to the residence.
When notified of a possible intruder, Routh armed himself with a 12-gauge shotgun and exited the home. The subsequent investigation revealed that while looking for the intruder, those inside the home turned on a porch light and found Hanna crouching on the porch. The witnesses gave consistent statements that they saw Hanna wield a knife. Routh ordered Hanna to put down the knife down and fired a warning shot into the air.
During an ensuing physical altercation between Routh and Hanna, Routh sustained a serious stab wound to the inner thigh. According to Howard's letter, the wound was life-threatening and required emergency treatment by the first-responding deputies. He later underwent surgery at Lake Regional Hospital.
As Hanna attempted to leave the scene, Routh regained control of the shotgun and fired, hitting Hanna in the lower back and buttocks.
When deputies arrived on the scene, they placed Hanna in handcuffs and took statements from all witnesses. Hanna alleged he had no criminal intent and was "merely pretending to try to break in the house to gain attention as part of a plan to commit what might be termed 'suicide by homeowner.'"
Deputies found a second knife at Hanna's side and a steel claw hammer nearby.
Hanna was charged with first degree attempted burglary, a Class C felony, first degree assault, a Class A felony, and armed criminal action in the incident. Both a knife and a claw hammer are considered deadly weapons.
For Routh to be convicted of a crime in this case, Howard argued a jury would have a difficult time deciding that Hanna had justifiable cause to stab Routh, and, more implausibly, that Routh did not believe Hanna was fleeing the scene of the attempted burglary.
"Since Hanna was in fact fleeing, and was in fact still armed with a deadly weapon, persuading a jury to find otherwise would be appear to be particularly difficult," Howard noted.
Howard admitted, however, that not prosecuting Routh in this case may set a dangerous precedent that property owners can just shoot any fleeing person suspected of a crime.
"However, I am ethically bound to refrain from prosecuting cases not supported by the evidence, even if what some believe to be a broader societal benefit might be advanced by a prosecution," Howard said.
Resorting to using a firearm isn't necessarily the most prudent way to resolve a situation such as the one that occurred on May 6, Howard offered, although he didn't second guess his reaction to a situation he called "a serious continuing threat to himself and family."
This case is the exception, not the rule, to using deadly force.
Howard concluded, "no one should assume that shooting another person under any circumstances would ever routinely be found justifiable."


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For more than 11 years, the Roadless Area Conservation Rule has beenin political and judicial limbo as different presidential administrationsand state governors have given their take on the rule designed to preventdevelopment on 58.5 million acres of roadless forests across the UnitedStates.
With Mondays rejection of an appeal challenging the rule, the U.S.Supreme Court has nearly settled the issue once and for all. It is hightime.
The courts rejection of the appeal of a U.S. Circuit Court ofAppeals decision in 2011 affirming the rule, leaves just one more appeal filed by the state of Alaska - pending. Observers believe that Mondaysdecision does not bode well for that challenge, which is awaiting action infederal court in Washington D.C. After countless appeals, some states including Colorado coming up with their own roadless forest rules, andmore than a decade of discussion, it is time to put the issue to rest.
The measure was finalized in the waning days of the Clintonadministration after the U.S. Forest Service collected millions of publiccomments on the proposed rule that was crafted over three years of carefulstudy. The public response was overwhelmingly supportive of the rule thatwould keep development off of inventoried roadless forest areas so as toprotect habitat, wildlife, watersheds and other critical values. Upon takingoffice, President George W. Bush reversed the rule, setting off a series oflawsuits and policy-making processes to generate a substitute for the rule.
In Colorado, that process resulted in a state-specific rulefinalized in July by U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack. The Coloradorule has many of the same protections as the national measure, but with someexceptions for wildfire prevention in forests near communities, access forcoal mining operations near Paonia, and ski area expansions. Theseexemptions are not beloved by conservation groups in the state ornationally, but those supporting the Colorado rule argue that it offersincreased protection for 4.2 million acres of roadless forests in the stateover what would exist without such a rule. Both sides have decent points.
Ultimately, though, it is long since past time for this issue to besettled, and for Colorado, it was even before Mondays Supreme Court action.
In the remaining 50-some million acres of roadless forests in the UnitedStates, some modicum of certainty about how they will be managed is welcome.
The Roadless Area Conservation Rule was well-conceived, crafted carefully,vetted thoroughly and selected properly. For that sound adventure throughthe policy process, the rule has been rewarded with seemingly endlesspushback at the administrative and judicial levels. With those mattersnearly settled, the rule can finally move on to its next step in thejourney: full implementation. Those opposed the rule, or wanting more fromit or its state-level spin-offs will be best served by turning theirattention to how that takes place. Let the fight end at the rule level.


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