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August 22, 2012
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia is handing off control of 17 archdiocesan high schools to an independent foundation, embarking on a new approach to the administration and financing of Catholic schools.
The Faith in the Future Foundation will seek to raise $100 million over the next 5 years to support the high schools, as well as 4 special-education institutions. The foundation will be chaired by H. Edward Hanway, the former chief executive of the CIGNA corporation. Hanway was a member of a blue-ribbon committee that studied archdiocesan operations and recommended the creation of the educational foundation.
The primary schools in the Philadelphia archdiocese will remain under the control of parishes, supervised by the archdiocesan office of education.
The new foundation will assume control of the secondary schools on September 1. Archbishop Charles Chaput said that the new arrangement marked "a historic day for Catholic education in the United States."
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- Archdiocese hands over school management to independent (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- Archdiocese of Philadelphia Unveils New Model for Education (National Catholic Register)
- Philly archdiocese asks foundation to manage 17 Catholic high schools through unique agreement (AP)
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I am a Chaput fan and admire his willingness to make hard decisions to clean up the mess he inherited in Philadelphia. But, I wonder what the Catholic education in Philadelphia tells us about the health of Catholic education in the U.S. I have obeserved Catholic high schools being converted to exclusive private schools. I see tuition costs that are out of the reach of average Catholic kids because Catholics don't support education, and families who won't grovel to get "tuition assistance".


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George Reed, Society Seneschal and Vice President of Operations, has announced that the SCA will begin requiring background checks for adults who will be supervising youth activities at SCA functions.
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Next weekend, the University of Houston will be the focal point of national college football audience on ESPN.
ESPN's College GameDay will be on location from UH in advance of the Cougars' Nov. 19 battle against SMU at 2:30 p.m. at Robertson Stadium.
The No. 11 Cougars (10-0, 6-0 Conference USA) are off to their best start in school history and in the midst of their seventh 10-win season in school history. They have the nation's No. 1 offense, one that currently averages more yards per game (628.8) than any offense in NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision history.
"It's a real compliment to the program," coach Kevin Sumlin said. "I think it's great for our university, for our fans and for the city of Houston. It's a big deal and I think it really shows and validates what we're trying to accomplish here. We're happy about it."
UH officials will meet with ESPN on Sunday to discuss further details and logistics. GameDay will originate from UH on Friday (noon to 2 p.m.) and Saturday (8 a.m. to 11 a.m.). Students, alumni and fans are encouraged to come out for the activities both days. Of course, if you're a GameDay viewer, you know that the crowd is a significant part of the show.
The SMU game is scheduled for a 2:30 p.m. kickoff on Saturday at Robertson Stadium. The game will be broadcast on Fox Sports Net. It is senior day for the Cougars, who are one of five unbeaten teams in the nation coming into Saturday's games.
As for tickets, the game is nearing a sellout. On Saturday I was informed that number of tickets remaining are "very, very limited." The most recent UH release specified that there were fewer than 500 tickets available as of Saturday afternoon.
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It was the Monday that the Beast from the East had sidled its way into the British Isles and Nappy Valley was shivering under icy ... Read Feature
Today I had decided to take the Delightful Dining Companion (DDC) to lunch, she's recently returned from holiday in Australia and she was sorely missed during her absence (though nobody tell her that.) She works in Fitzrovia and I'm currently squatting in my friend's office in Soho whilst figuring out what I want to do with the rest of my life.
The problem is that we've been out for lunch so many times in the local area that nowhere struck me as particularly compelling. That is until the DDC suggested the House of Ho, and I suddenly thought why not.
So why am I reviewing a West End eatery. Well even if we live in an SW post code, many of us still work in central London and particularly in the area from Oxford Circus to Holborn. Many of us also do have business lunches, and for the rest of us it's always nice to know where you can potentially dine cheaply and well when out and about in town.
The House of Ho (HoH as I shall refer to it from now on,) was until recently Bam Bou, a once glittering 'sleb hangout from the 90's, which had until recently eked out an existence as one of the rather less dazzling stars in the Le Caprice group of restaurants. Myself and the DDC had dined there a couple of times previously and whilst there was nothing wrong with it, in fact the food was pretty good, there was always a tired feeling about the place, not that the best years were behind it, but that they were quite some way behind it.
HoH promises modern Vietnamese cuisine in the heart of London, the building itself is an old Georgian townhouse like many you'll find in Soho & Fitzrovia. The décor though has been done well, and where Bam Bou boosted rather a lot of green plastic plants in order to look a bit like an artificial jungle or an above ground version of the rainforest café, HoH has gone a bit more art deco and looks a bit like the early Shanghai nightclub scenes from 'Indiana Jones and the temple of doom,' divide across several different floors.
HoH has a fairly select menu, bits of which have been hived off to make the quick lunch special. All of the dishes I think are available on the evening menu at the same rate, but are accompanied by a choice of more pricey and descriptive offerings (waygu beef and genuine Vietnamese fish for example.)
This being Charlotte Street (or near enough,) the other diners seemed to be the obligatory media types, living up to the stereotype so closely that about the only thing absent was a plethora of air kissing. The DDC works in recruitment and I joked that probably one of the best ways of gaining business would be to sponsor the Charlotte Street section of OpenTable or at least drop business cards everywhere.
We started with a selection of dumplings, seabass, prawn and scallop. These were hands down better than anything the old Bam Bou used to push out. Light and flavoursome, these were a treat and I remember thinking it would have been nice to order some more.
For the main course I continued with the seafood theme going for the seafood fried noodles, whilst the DDC had a chicken pho. I was slightly disappointed in the noodles not that at £8 they weren't great value for what was actually quite a bit of good quality seafood but fried noodles do tend to taste somewhat similar whether they're in the form of a chow mein from the local takeaway or in gourmet setting like they were here.
The DDC declared her chicken pho also to be very tasty and from where I was sitting it looked to be of good quality. The only fault here was one that is common to the dish, and many people might not consider this an issue, in that there was perhaps too much.
The bill when it arrived was perhaps a bit of a shock. The individual dishes had been very reasonably priced, the pho and the noodles both in the £8-£10 range. Where I had gone wrong was in the choice of drinks. A bottle of sparkling water was a rather pricey £5.50, a beer was a rather more reasonable £5.25, so when the service charge was added the bill came to a less budget conscious total of £59.
I would recommend HoH though, if on business it's a great alternative to the more familiar restaurants of Charlotte Street and also far less pricey than its peer 'Roka' just down the road. It has more individuality than Gaucho and the food is better than most on the street.
If you're paying out of your own money I'd still recommend it as if you just go for tap water this almost makes it into the category of bargain eats, and certainly one of the better deals that you'll get in such surroundings.
So that's it from me, a conditional thumbs up, just be careful before rampaging through the drinks menu. So till next time when I'll be back on more familiar territory in south west London.
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Bless them all. The little one I bought this week, the big one about six months ago. We don't bother to put them away. They just live on the hotplates and get used every day.
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CALL 19 10 10 Block mounted WWI US Food Administration Poster!!!!
CALL 19 10 10 Dr Oetker aluminium bundt pudding steamer !!!!
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When I turn my defrost on my car stalls out. I took my car to my mechanic a month ago and spent 650$$ to fix my AC system, get a tune up and clean my throttle plate. The car has a high pitched noise coming from the right side of the car ( passenger side) that comes and goes. Of course when I took my car to my mechanic it didn't make the noise, but now all the problems are back. Any ideas?
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The San Diego Padres scored twice in the seventh inning to break a tie score and hand the Dodgers a 6-3 loss Monday night at Dodger Stadium.
The loss came in front of a sellout crowd on Jackie Robinson Day. The Dodgers have now lost three of their past four games and have gone 4-6 against National League West teams this season.
Padres starter Eric Stults gave himself the lead with a three-run home run in the second inning. That was all Dodgers starter Chad Billingsley allowed in his six innings.
The Dodgers chipped away at the lead with single runs in the third (an RBI double by Adrian Gonzalez), fourth (RBI single by Carl Crawford) and fifth (RBI single A.J. Ellis). The game stayed tied into the seventh when Dodgers reliever Ronald Belisario replaced Billingsley.
Belisario ran into immediate trouble by walking Cameron Maybin and giving up a single to pinch-hitter Jesus Guzman. Another walk loaded the bases and Belisario was replaced by Paco Rodriguez.
Rodriguez walked Chris Denorfia to force in one run and another scored on a double play.
The Padres added an insurance run in a sloppy ninth that featured two more walks by the Dodgers' bullpen and a throwing error by Matt Kemp. Five Dodgers relievers walked six batters in the final three innings.
The Dodgers and Padres have split their first four meetings this season with the bullpens making a big difference. Padres relievers have allowed just two runs in 15 innings against the Dodgers while the Dodgers' bullpen has allowed 11 runs in 13 innings (most of them in a 9-3 loss last week).


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