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You have finally had it with your sons drug use. You gave him a choice. Either stop using drugs or get out of the house. He chose to get out of the house and move in with your mother. Many young men try living with their grandmothers when they decide not to kick their drug habit. They often feel that grandma will allow them to do drugs and not ask many questions. It is common for a drug addict to run to someone that will enable them to continue in their habit.
Many grandparents today decide to take in their drug addicted grandchildren because they are trying to help them. Grandparents often feel that they can offer good advice and a safe place to live. Perhaps they watched your son growing up with problems in your home. Grandparents often want to feel like they are the savior of the family. This savior mentality can be troublesome. The more your child is enabled to do drugs, the less likely they are to become sober.
It is important that you speak with the grandparent of your child. Let them know that what they are doing can actually send your child into a drug overdose. Help them to understand that they are enabling your child to do drugs as well.
Grandparents will often take care of your child in their home. They will often give them a reason to smile and to be happy. Grandparents are usually easier going than parents are. This is not good for anyone that is addicted to drugs. Tough love is usually the only way to get someone off drugs.
Give grandmother a book on why it is not a good idea to enable someone to do drugs. Grandparents often do not understand what enabling even does. When your son asks their grandparent for $20.00, it is because they are often wanting to buy drugs with the money. They are usually not using the money to go and buy a pizza at the corner. The more that the grandparent understands what your son is doing with the money, the better. Hopefully, they will see that your son cannot live with them because it will ultimately destroy their life. Explain to them why they had to leave your home to begin with. Also let them know that they are not being the hero of the situation because your son could actually die of a drug overdose.
Once a grandparent understands the severity of the situation, they are more prone to talking about it. You may have to take the grandparent to a drug and alcohol treatment center to let her speak with a drug counselor. Perhaps he can let her see how serious the situation really is.

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Movers & Shapers, October 2013
People making a difference in Shelby County
Kathy Copeland
Lindsey J. Allison
Allison is president of the Shelby County Commission. An attorney and partner in the law firm Allison, May & Kimbrough, she has served as a commission member for 20 years, seven of those as chair. A graduate of Leadership Alabama, Leadership Shelby and Leadership Birmingham, she also is a founding member and secretary of the Shelby County Indigent Defense Council. She has served on many professional, community and civic boards and organizations, and currently serves on the board of directors of Leadership Shelby and the Shelby County Arts Council.
Kathy Copeland
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Hollie Cost
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James Dedes
Dedes, a certified economic developer, has served as executive director of the Shelby County Economic & Industrial Development Authority (SCEIDA) since August 1996. SCEIDA is responsible for industry recruitment, countywide marketing of industrial sites, demographic research and existing industry retention/expansion efforts. He is a graduate of Leadership Shelby and has served as president of the Leadership Shelby Board of Directors, as county campaign chairperson for the United Way of Central Alabama, and on the board of directors of the Southern Economic Development Council. He also is an active member of the Economic Development Association of Alabama.
Alex Dudchock
Dudchock has served as Shelby County manager for more than 20 years and worked for the county more than 23 years. He is responsible for managing development services, finance, juvenile detention, airport, water services, environmental services, facilities/general services and public facilities construction. He has worked in several capital projects, including Shelby West Corporate Park, 20 park projects and the sheriff's training center and firing range, and airport projects. He is on the board of directors for Leadership Shelby and Shelby County Community Corrections Corp.
Randy Fuller
Fuller is Shelby County schools superintendent. He has been an educator in the state of Alabama for more than 30 years, as teacher, coach, administrative assistant, assistant principal and principal in Jefferson and Shelby counties. He is in his second term as superintendent of the system that has been honored as a "model school district" by the AdvancEd Quality Assurance Review Team, the group that led the district's first accreditation process. He is active in Leadership Shelby, on the board of the Greater Alabama Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and has been honored in the education community for his work as an outstanding superintendent and technology innovation.
Mark R. Hall
Hall was elected mayor of Helena in November 2012. He has more than 30 years of experience in law enforcement, municipal operations and corporate security management. He has served as commander of investigations for the city of Pelham, and served as Helena's chief of police. His experience also includes participation in design and system implementation on multimillion-dollar construction projects related to security and access control. He is a graduate of the FBI National Academy 183rd Session in Quantico, Va.
Marty Handlon
Handlon was elected mayor of Alabaster in November 2012. She is a CPA and has been active in the community for many years. She is overseeing the opening of a new city hall, bringing many departments under one roof, along with other projects. She also will be in office as the new Alabaster School System debuts, formerly part of the Shelby County school system.
Kelli Holmes
Holmes is director of development for the Greater Birmingham Humane Society. She has nearly 20 years of experience in marketing, consumer branding, public relations, corporate communications and fund development. Prior to joining the GBHS, she served as the director of development and marketing for Easter Seals of the Birmingham Area, where in 2010 she founded the Opportunity League in Pelham, a baseball league for children with special needs ages 4-19. She is a graduate of Leadership Shelby and currently serves on the Leadership Shelby Alumni Board of Directors. She also is chair for the Greater Shelby County Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors and is a member of the Shelby County Women's League.
Kirk R. Mancer
Mancer was chosen as president and CEO of the Greater Shelby County Chamber of Commerce in 2012, after working as president of the Chamber in Cullman and vice president in Birmingham. He is a graduate of the U.S. Chamber Institute of Organizational Management and earned his Certified Chamber Executive designation.
Paul Rogers
Rogers is regional president of Aliant Bank, a division of USAmeriBank in Birmingham, after an extensive career in banking in Birmingham. He also worked in vocational ministry. He is chairman of the Greater Shelby County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, chairman of the ShelbyOne five-year capital campaign and co-chair of the workforce development and education initiative. He also is a board member of the Shelby County Economic & Industrial Development Authority, a board member of Lifeline Children's Services and is an active community volunteer.
John Stewart III
Stewart began his term as the 15th president of the University of Montevallo in 2010. Working toward the objectives outlined in the 2009–2014 strategic plan for UM, Stewart has endeavored to raise awareness of the school through a variety of speaking engagements and a new branding and marketing campaign that saw its official launch in September 2011. He established a division of enrollment management to oversee recruitment and retention efforts. Recruitment visits by admissions counselors have doubled, and media outreach has increased by more than 250 percent since the initial campaign launch. These initiatives have contributed to a significant increase in freshmen enrollment, as well as in housing registrations. He has held leadership roles in a number of community and arts organizations.
April Stone
Stone is executive director of the South Shelby Chamber of Commerce. A graduate of the University of Montevallo, she has more than 10 years of experience working with chambers. She joined the South Shelby Chamber in early 2013. She is a 2003 graduate of Leadership Shelby and served on its board of directors for three years.
Terri Sullivan
Sullivan is majority owner of Sullivan Communications Inc. in Pelham, a company she started in 1994 with husband, Joe Sullivan. The company is a wireless communications sales and service organization that works with commercial, industrial and government accounts. She is founder and executive director of the non-profit Shelby County Arts Council. The council's goal is to build a 26,000-square-foot performing arts and education center in Columbiana. At present, the council has served more than 21,000 children, youth and adults in a variety of arts education programs.
Wayne Vickers
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Laurina Landry, 82, of Grand-Barachois passed away on Tuesday November 14th, 2017 at the Moncton City Hospital. Born in Petit-Cap on July 8th, 1935, she was the daughter of the late Abel and Christine (LeBlanc) Bourque.
She enjoyed playing cards, 200, darts and was an expert quilter. Before her retirement, she was employed by Paturel Seafood for 43 years and by Cape Bald Packers for 3 years.
She is survived by her husband of 63 years, Francis; two children: Anne-Marie Gautreau (Ken MacQuarrie), Roland (Paulette); two foster children: Linda Boucher (Late Normand), Léonard LeBlanc (Géraldine); three sisters: Anita Burke (Late Ralston), Cécile Cormier (Yvon Vautour), Alma Lirette; four grandchildren: Pierre, Daniel, Martin, Luc and one great grandchildren: Alexandre.
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Then one day as I was driving to do an errand I saw a sign on the road for an estate sale just up the street. Being a person who likes to make erratic and sudden turns in traffic, I cut towards it, found street parking, held my brave, and went into my first estate sale.
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At these sales you are invited to sign up for list serves, so naturally I have signed up for all of them. That means every Friday I get several emails about estate sales all over the East Bay, and every Friday I agonize about whether or not to go to them. I am afflicted with what I am just now calling Potential Estate Sale Hyperventilation Syndrome (PESHS) in which as soon as I park I start to feel tingly and slightly panicked and I want to have a remote control that pauses everyone around me so that I can take things out of their arms and rifle through cabinets without competition. You laugh, but I assure you that it's actually quite an uncomfortable condition, one that I'm not always up for. Remember my basket ordeal?
So this Friday I got an email from my favorite estate sale company, Dan May Estates, who I hope to get to know personally someday as the two who run it are endlessly intriguing with their stylish glasses and unstoppable good attitudes, and it said:
Pretty hard to resist, right? And there were photos:
You see that there midcentury Danish wall unit? That is EXACTLY what I've been hunting for on Ebay and the like for my new friend and client Jessica's house. We need two of them to flank a couch and they need to be cheap (hah!). So I sent her the email and found myself in line with her 2 hours later.
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January 31, 2017 14:22 ET
OTTAWA, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - Jan. 31, 2017) - Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)
Agriculture Minister Lawrence MacAulay announced today the appointment of Anthony Douglas (Doug) Chorney as Assistant Chief Commissioner of the Canadian Grain Commission (CGC). The appointment is for a five-year term effective February 13, 2017. Biographical notes are attached.
This appointment is part of the rigorous new approach to Governor in Council appointments-an approach that uses open, transparent and merit-based selection processes that strive for gender parity and reflect Canada's diversity to support Ministers in making appointment recommendations for positions within their portfolio.
Quick facts
"I am pleased to announce the appointment of Doug Chorney to the Canadian Grain Commission. Doug has proven himself to be a hard working member of the agriculture community serving the interests of Canadian grain farmers, and I have the utmost confidence that he will help the Commission deliver results."
- Lawrence MacAulay, Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food
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Canadian Grain Commission
Biographical Note
Anthony Douglas (Doug) Chorney
Doug Chorney served as Keystone Agricultural Producers (KAP) president from 2011 to 2015. Prior to this, he was KAP vice-president and served as chair of KAP's Workplace and Employment Committee.
Mr. Chorney has served on the board of directors of Manitoba Agricultural Services Corporation since June 2015. As well, he served on the Agricultural Risk Management Review Task Force in 2015.
He has served on the board of directors of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture from 2011 to 2015. Also, he has been a member of the Manitoba Advisory Council on Workplace Safety and Health since 2012.
Currently, Doug is Vice-Chair of the Canadian Agricultural Human Resource Council since 2014, board member since 2009.
Mr. Chorney is a professional engineer and holds an agricultural engineering degree from the University of Manitoba. Doug farms 1,500 acres of cereal, oilseed and vegetable crops near East Selkirk, Manitoba.
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Removal of Capsule Contracture
Scar tissue forms around all implanted materials as a natural part of healing. Scar tissue around a breast implant is not troublesome unless it tightens. An abnormally tight scar is known as a capsular contracture. As the tightening scar tissue around the breast implants form, it may cause the breast to feel firm, unnatural, or even painful. When you see a breast that looks round and hard, it is probably due to capsular contracture. The most severe cases are sometimes called "coconut breasts." Capsular contracture may occur at any time, but tend to occur in two waves referred to as early capsular contracture and late capsular contracture.
Capsular contracture may be treated by a surgeon in one of three ways. A capsulectomy is the surgical removal of the scar tissue around the implant and the placement of a new breast implant. A closed capsulotomy is the use of force to disrupt the surrounding scar tissue, in turn softening the breast. Lastly, an incontinuity or enbloc removal may be suggested if staph epi or silicone rupture are factors. This procedure removes the implant and scar tissue at the same time. Dr. Barrett provides information on all the procedures, but discussing it with your surgeon will help you make an informed decision.


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Kentucky Consumer & Homemaking Education. Management-Consumer Education. Curriculum Guide, Semester Course.
Waldrop, Suzanne H.
Intended for use by teachers at the high school level, this curriculum guide, which is one in a series of guides for consumer and homemaking education in Kentucky, outlines a semester special interest course in home management. The two units, comprehensive I and II, which are prerequisites for this course are found in a separate guide (CE 017 501). Covering many of the same topics in depth, this curriculum focuses on the following concepts: (1) decision making; (2) development of realistic goals and values; (3) assessment of resource potential, such as inner resources, earning and purchasing power, consumer credit, and coping with financial crisis; (4) increasing resource potential by substituting or developing skills through training; (5) financial security, examining its relation to marital happiness and its various aspects such as insurance, retirement income, welfare, savings, investments, and taxes; (6) history of the American family as an economic unit; (7) consumer rights and legislation; (8) consumer protection agencies; (9) managerial roles of men and women; and (10) career opportunities in management-consumer education. Behavioral objectives are stated in terms of student competencies, and the specific teaching strategies are accompanied by references to outside resources and supporting generalizations. The appendix contains five evaluation devices for student use, such as checklists on decision making and interests. A list of resources is published at the end, including books, periodicals, pamphlets, and filmstrips. (ELG)
Descriptors: Agencies, Career Education, Competency Based Education, Consumer Economics, Consumer Education, Consumer Protection, Curriculum Guides, Decision Making, Employment Opportunities, Family Life, Family (Sociological Unit), Financial Support, High Schools, Home Management, Individual Development, Instructional Materials, Legislation, Money Management, Self Actualization, Self Evaluation, Sex Role, Sex Stereotypes
Publication Type: Guides - General
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Language: English
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Authoring Institution: Western Kentucky Univ., Bowling Green. Dept. of Home Economics and Family Living.; Kentucky State Dept. of Education, Frankfort. Bureau of Vocational Education.
Note: Not available in hard copy due to reproducibility problems. For related documents see CE 017 459-460 and CE 017 496-506


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After last week's goofy entry 'Mulder and Scully Meet the Were-Monster', the fourth episode of event season 10 of The X-Files, 'Home Again', goes back to the days of Scary Dead(ish) Guys Killing Seemingly Random People.
Garbage Truck
He kind of looks like Lurch. The guy that steps out of a garbage truck, kills somebody, only to step back into the truck on the wrong side. The side where he's crushed to death. And then comes back to life. He's tall, bald, gory and leaves no footprints. Just the occasional green goo on the floor, with worms swirling in it. Yup, this is The X-Files, alright. After his first victim's pulled to pieces, Mulder (David Duchovny) and Scully (Gillian Anderson) are asked to come in. Their reputation precedes them. If there's something spooky in your neighborhood, who you gonna call?
As soon as they enter the crime scene, Scully's called away by her brother Bill. Her mother suffered a heart attack and has been taken to the hospital. The nurse tells Scully that she's been asking for Charlie, her estranged son. But she's in a coma now. Meanwhile, Mulder discovers Banksy-like graffiti, close to where the man was murdered. It may have some significance. When he leaves the building, he finds a bandaid stuck to the sole of his shoe. After analyzing, it's neither organic nor inorganic. Not alive and not dead either. It's basically, well, nothing. So it's not even a bandaid?
Mulder visits Scully in the hospital. She's gotten a hold of Charlie. He talks to their mother over the phone, and she wakes up. Sees Mulder and confuses him with her son, but then slips back into a coma and passes away. Scully's been thinking about her own son. How she and Mulder had to give him up for adoption. To keep him safe. She's starting to doubt if they made the right decision.
Trash Man
Creepy Bandaid Man resurfaces. Two guys have taken down the graffiti piece – an image of the Bandaid Man – to sell it. Not going to happen. In full Ghostbusters II style, the Man steps out of the painting and kills them. Before walking out the door, he signs one of the canvases lying around with 'Trash Man'. A little while later, he's at it again. The song 'Downtown' by Petula Clark starts to play and, cheerful as that song is, it oddly enough perfectly fits gory horror sequences. It's a popular song, given it's used in many other TV shows, such as Glee, iZombie, Mad Men and in the episode 'A Tale of Two Cities' of LOST.
Mulder and Scully get on the trail of a graffiti artist who might know more about the Trash Man. They follow him into an abandoned building. He pulls out a gun, but Scully is still capable of disarming someone just as well as 'back in the day'. It is, however, 2016, and they don't run up the stairs anymore – let alone in high heels – so the guy escapes them soon after. They check out the building and find a man in the basement. Sort of a painter/inventor, who says he created the Trash Man. He's got a whole speech which is pretty hard to follow. There're flashbacks of Mulder and Scully's child. There's a Trash Man model of clay. There's a lot going on, a lot being half-explained, Scully's associations that may or may not have anything to do with the story. I do feel we're going to get to see the 15-year old Mulder/Scully hybrid – probably in the event finale. As in: you don't show a gun in the first act and never let it go off. As in: you don't show three dragon eggs and never let them be hatched.


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by Astrid Hermes
This is the most unfortunate way you could photograph the Night Watch by Rembrandt.
This is not a very technically perfect photo. The flash is glaring, the composition distorts and crops and skews the subject. This Rembrandt is shot like it's leaving a nightclub, caught in the glare of a flash. A desecration of the canonical image.
You know how the Night Watch looks; it's famous and available in intricate detail and very high resolution online. This is not a photograph of the Nightwatch.
Actually it's a photo of a cheap small reproduction. The previous edition by Astrid, Palmtree, also was an image that was rephotographed. My first thought when looking for similar approaches by established artists was Richard Prince rephotographing / appropriating photographs.
But then I read about Gerhard Richter: '…in painting photographs he draws out the differences between the two mediums and discovered the strengths of the medium of painting.'
I argue that Astrid in these images similarly is looking for the essence of the medium of photography by photographing other images: how do notions of space and realism, objectivity and movement differ between the subject-image and the photograph?
The Night Watch is famous for its innovative composition, movement and lighting. These elements also make this photo, in an entirely different way. In the end it pays homage to the Nightwatch.
What's in the download?
The edition contains the full sized PSD and JPG file at 3106 x 2070 pixels, a PDF with more information on the edition and the artist as well as a personal signed digital certificate of authenticity. As a reference the download also contains a high resolution image of the original Nightwatch painting by Rembrandt from the Rijksmuseum.
Astrid Hermes
Astrid Hermes was born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands and still lives and works there.
Her early work won her third place in the prestigious Prix the Rome competition, It featured human bodies, often naked, in strange postures and without showing the face, which showed us something about the person being portrayed which was more like an attitude or a mood than a portrait. In the later photographs of Astrid Hermes the people are no longer physically present; objects and empty spaces seem to be filled with stories, charged with a laden or melancholic presence. She has exhibited in the Netherlands, Germany, Japan, Indonesia and the USA.


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A lot of parade talk lately.
Thursday was the Eagles Super Bowl championship parade in Philadelphia. I would've needed a five-figure number to go to it. Yep. A cool $10,000 would've made it worth my while to stand in the cold while a million (two million? three million? five million?) drunk people cheered slow-moving convertibles and flatbed trucks with de-helmeted football players in them.
I don't care for parades.
Come to think of it, even if there was a parade in my honor, the Jeff Edelstein Parade, but I was told I'd have to sit on the side of the road to witness it? While risking someone puking on my jacket? Ten grand. Minimum.
You know why?
Because I hate parades. I really do. This is not posturing for the purpose of column material. I have a visceral hatred for parades. I find them — and there's really no other word here — stupid.
The big ones, the giant ones, like the Eagles parade? Forget it. The crowds are enough to give me the willies. The idea of all that humanity, shoulder to shoulder, butt to butt … egad. Too much. Can't handle it.
And can you imagine trying to get home from that parade? Good heavens. So it would be $10,000 plus a limo ride.
Then there's the small parades. The little parades. The town parades.
Hard pass.
I mean, come on. Standing on the side of a road while baton twirlers or marching bands or Little League teams meander by? I'd rather go to the dentist. Being literal here. I'd rather get a teeth cleaning that sit through another parade. Cavity? Done. Book it. Fill a cavity, I'll skip the parade. (I'll draw the line at root canal. I'm not a masochist.)
And despite all this vitriol toward parades, would you believe I've been marching — marching! — in a parade the last few years?
Yep. Every year I'm forced at wifepoint to march in our town's Memorial Day parade. "It's for the kids," she says. If I had know I'd have to partake in a parade, I would've drawn up a legal contract before we had children explaining this cat don't do parades.
Just the word itself gives me the shivers.
Of course, the other big parade news this week is President Donald Trump's desire to see a full-bore military parade. You look at history, we don't do full-bore military parades unless we win a war. I am not in favor in seeing ballistic missiles driven down Pennsylvania Avenue. I won't go to it, I won't watch it on TV. Unless Trump is wearing a Sgt. Schultz-style helmet. Then I'm all in. I'll watch. (And by the way, don't @ me with "you're anti-military!" garbage. I am most certainly not anti-military. The jobs our enlisted men and women do are beyond me. They are heroes, every last one of them. I just don't think they should be forced to strut like a peacock for Cadet Bone Spurs, you dig?) (Shout out to Sen. Tammy Duckworth on the nickname.)
I'm going to talk about my wife again.
Every year, she wants to go to the Philadelphia Thanksgiving parade, and every year I say "no no no no no no." Seriously. Wake up at like 4 a.m., get the kids in the car, drive to Philly, fight through who-knows-what all so I can … so I can what? Stand on the side of the road and be cold and angry and I really need to find a toilet and this is how divorces happen, isn't it?
Fair question: Has there ever been a parade I enjoyed?
Morristown St. Patrick's Day parade, 1998. I was living above a funeral home with four other people along the parade route (yes, a funeral home, story for another time) and so we had a party there and I glimpsed the parade out the window, and, not for nuthin', I also hooked up with one of the party-goers, and she was pretty hot, so there's that.
Oh wow. Just popped into my head: If going to a parade was a prerequisite for sex, I'd join a monastery.
Jeff Edelstein is a columnist for The Trentonian. He can be reached at email@example.com, facebook.com/jeffreyedelstein and @jeffedelstein on Twitter.


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Ahh my punk rock days. How I loved them. Going to shows to see Circle Jerks, 7 Seconds and DRI. How we formed a pit! How we hated authority and how we wore orange wigs! Those were the days. We were zombie killers, everyones ESCAPEgoats, and our lips were never in synch with our words.


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March 1988By L. Brent Bozell
L. Brent Bozell is a writer in Washington, D.C., whose latest book is Mustard Seeds: A Conservative Becomes a Catholic. He is involved in efforts to assist Polands Solidarity labor movement.
The New Catholics: Contemporary Converts Tell Their Stories. Edited by Dan ONeill. Crossroad. 187 pages. $15.95.
A newly baptized Catholic naturally tantalizes the world with the question of where he was before he took the plunge; these stories told by recent Catholic converts understandably dwell on the histories of their conversions. They do it well although, and unavoidably, repetitiously. But far more interesting than the question of where the new Catholic was is that of where he is going.
There is the strongest tendency too strong in this book toward docility in identifying the authors personal goals. Having said that, let me retract it. What I mean to say is that the converts endearing modesty in the presence of the Holy Spirit everything is now in Gods hands would be enhanced by explicit avowals of where the Holy Spirit seems to be pointing them. Enhanced, because it is sure that Gods purpose in giving these talented men and women the gift of the fullness of the faith was to use them in specific, concrete ways to glorify him: ways that his mercy will have at least hinted at.
I have also overstated this last contention. Sometimes the Holy Spirit does not give, for a while, even the smallest hint of what you are supposed to do. I think of my own conversion when I was 20. Like many of the authors here, I had been an Anglican. My single reason for converting was disbelief in the validity of Anglican orders; when I became a Catholic, I did not see the need to change anything else in my life.
The reason The New Catholics makes such good reading is that each essay gives an invitation to probe the converts destiny in the deepest matters of his life. While these converts come from a wide variety of backgrounds, they all, in a sense, pick the route of the Anglican pilgrim in Walker Percys Foreword, who turns away from the spires soaring above empty cathedrals in the gracious countryside and takes the road to downtown, bustling St. Agness where, lovely or not, the Lord is housed. But St. Agnes has led or will lead them to different places. For instance, A Wink of Heaven swooped James J. Thompson Jr. from the Seventh-Day Adventist world of the three Rs of Religion, Righteousness, and Republicanism (of the Barry Goldwater variety) to the poor sinners world of Graham Greene indeed, Thompsons essay gives the impression that he is now abandoned more than most to the power of The Power and the Glory.
Sheldon Vanaukens essay is historical, theological, and anglophile and he is found at one point shuddering...at the commonness of the Catholic Church. But Vanauken has shown the intriguing initiative of writing two books on mercy, probable monuments, which I have been too lazy to read, and has done the mercy of generously shepherding into the faith a young man it seems the Holy Spirit sent to him. The Search for a Shepherd (Jeremiah 23:4) is Floyd Newmans testimony both to the Lords severe mercy and to Vanaukens skill and heart as an assistant.
Dom Eugene Boylan wrote a book called This Tremendous Lover. I may one day write a book called This Tempestuous Lover and cite as evidence what this lover did to most of these new Catholics. One could argue that Newmans anguish was mild compared to the bristling hard times the lover gave to Jean M.L. Rossner (Further Up and Further In), Celia Wolf-Devine (From New Age Christianity to the Catholic Church), John Michael Talbot (On Becoming a Radical for Christ), Peter K. Weiskel (Drawn to the Sacramental Mysteries), Judy Valentine Gerth (The Persistence of the Paraclete), John C. Cort (A Bizarre Conversion), and others. This tempestuous lover has a way of being both mysterious as to why he kicks up a fuss at this or that moment and un-mysterious as to where he wishes the love eventually to go.
One of the converts, Thomas Howard, concludes his essay with the flat statement, I am still Anglican; yet there is an editors note at its beginning which says Howard became a Catholic in 1985. An earthly explanation, to be sure, exists. But I offer the spiritual one that possibly the Lord wanted to draw special attention to the man who had begun his essay with a moving account of a congress he attended in Thailand in 1980 on world evangelization. That account shows where he was going, and although the congress was not a Catholic affair, you might say that it foreshadowed the Anglican Howards tribute to the Roman Church: I mean the sheer splendor of the Roman Catholic vision. It is immense. It is full of glory. It is unsupportably bright. But not only this: it is present, in the Mass.
Coming to Know the Mercy of God by Jim Forest is the story of a peace activist who has found this to be one of the great ages of reformation in Christianity especially true for the Catholic Church . There is a more compassionate climate, more emphasis on forgiveness and reconciliation recognition not only of private sin but public sin, the evils we do in defense of wealth or in the grip of collective fear or hatred. Then the last, which I especially wish were true: Most of all, it has become a Church much more emphatic about what Jesus said is the final measure of his judgment: I was hungry and you fed me what you did for the least person you did for me.
Fr. James Parkers account is of how he became a Roman Catholic priest with his marriage recognized. The entry by Parker and several other married Episcopal priests into the Church was presided over by then Bishop (now Cardinal-Archbishop) Bernard Law. It followed on the judgment, according to Parker, that, We were no longer morally justified in being out of communion with the successor of Peter. Or, as Thomas W. Case (The Real Thing) puts it, There is no fully Christian church but the one that was there from the beginning .
Elena M. Vree and Dale Vree became Catholics together in 1983. It is a good thing for two, who are one, to do together. In her personal history, Elena writes twice of extra-intellectual involvements with Christ. She sensed the Bridegroom beckoning to me at one point; at another, I felt the presence of Christ during Catholic worship. And while an Episcopalian, I lacked the authority of the Church and the Churchs concern and love for the poor another way of not feeling Christ. The Catholic Church draws this humanity to herself just as Christ draws us all to himself, she says. Then: The event that brought me to the realization that I should become a Roman Catholic was the election of the current pope.
Dale, also a quiet one, had sensed for some time the spiritual territory he was chosen to occupy. His quietness could be attributed to his experience of learning hard. In this case, what he learned a good way along in his life was that the Roman Catholic Church already occupied the spiritual territory that was his: the more I studied the Roman Catholic magisterium, the more I realized that it was offering what I had been looking for all along, that essentially it taught the unusual mix of convictions socially Left, theologically Right I had carried with me since boyhood. In a sense, then, where Elena and Dale Vree have been is where they are going.
Cherry Boone ONeill and Dan ONeill became Catholics together in 1981. Cherry is Pat Boones daughter and a songwriter. She followed Dan into the Church, as Dan followed the counsel of Bishop Law. But neither Dan nor Law match the depths she strikes in a song she wrote shortly after the conversion, called The Family Reunion. The lyrics end this book. They could be called Solidarity.
But Dan is the hero of this book, for my money. For one thing, he is its editor, and so the one man, if any, who has responsibility for the estimable whole. But beyond that, he is showing here and has been for eight years where the non-Catholic Christianity of his past has taken him. It is to mercy. Dan is the head of Mercy Corps International, an ecumenical relief and development agency assisting the worlds poor.
I am a feeble fan of mercy who does not know the ONeills. I am therefore one of their poor. But this whole book, I am saying, is a way to get rich.


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The paper, released by RepuTex's carbon analytics service in conjunction with Standard and Poor's ratings agency, forecasts the impact of the Australian carbon price mechanism on the shape of Australia's National Electricity Market (NEM) through to 2020, examining the question of which fuel sources are likely to benefit most in the move away from coal generation.
According to RepuTex Executive Director Hugh Grossman the future of gas generation in Australia will largely be determined by the outcomes for both the gas price and the carbon price beyond 2015.
"While gas seems to be the logical replacement, the winner under carbon pricing may not be so clear-cut. We anticipate gas generation will increase from 11 per cent of our total fuel mix, however the extent of that win could be muted by the growth of export markets from 2014 and the expected increase in gas price levels.
"Any upturn in gas prices would see the operating costs of gas generators spike with it, making them less competitive relative to coal. Any gas price rise may therefore offset the effects of the carbon price, which would otherwise be favourable to the sector," said Mr Grossman.
In the report, RepuTex models three gas and carbon price scenarios, to show the likely effect on the fuel mix of Australia's NEM.
The first scenario, under a static gas price and high carbon price, is the only one to predict a surge in gas generation, showing it rising rapidly from today's 11 per cent to around 31 per cent by 2020.
The other two scenarios, which both forecast higher gas pricing, paint a more mixed picture – with Scenario Two showing black coal continuing its dominance, while a drop in brown coal generation is covered by gas. Scenario Three shows gas generation growing, but at a much slower rate.
Mr Grossman said "Overall, the prospects of gas as transition fuel are not clear-cut. In the near term, we expect the gas price to increase and offset the impact of carbon price. Meeting carbon emission targets would hinge on renewables – and more specifically the potential improvement of renewable technology as a means to generate base load power. Should this occur, we may see renewable generation leapfrog gas altogether."
Article source: http://gastoday.com.au/news/gas_not_clear_leader_in_a_carbon-constrained_future_standard_and_poor_reput/067627/


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Hi I have got a new motherboard and cannot get it to power up, I am sure its me as the supplier have confirmed it works , I have plugged in the power supply cablesbut am not sure what other the case leads I need to plug in as minimum to get it to start , in the past have installed P4/P3 motherboards and you do need to connect any case cables to get it going , and also usually you get a small light on the motherboard , I am using power supplies out of P4 machine which do work with P4's any ideas
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Hi , yes its 20 pin power supply and it does work as I have taken it from a working P4 2.4
So do all the case ones have to be connected before it will start then?
I did connect the power one , but do I need any others as a minimum , e.g. reset , speakers etc or anything else to just get the fans spinning so I know there is life?
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You really need the Motherboards User-setup manual.
if you have,nt got the pwr from case switch connected to the header on mainboard, And possibly reset switch you won,t power it up. You should have a 10-12 + pinheader on the mainboard, which usually houses reset-mains on/off/speaker et,c. these have to be connected correctly. either a magnifying glass, they should be marked i.e Spkr=Speaker. Pwr=Power. Hdd led= Hard-drive led. et,c. also ensure you have the 4 Pin power connecter on the board, usually by the CPU.
Mike @ Compurepair.
Posted on Mar 06, 2008
Hi Alan,
Sure if you have,nt got the power switch from Case To Motherboard wired, the switch on the Case won,t kick the board Up.
Mike @ compurepair.
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I,d connect everything from the front-panel reset/spkrs et,c.
Some boards run circuitry tests to see all is present.
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Title: 사랑만 할래 / Only Love
Chinese Title: 就要相爱
Also known as: Will Only Love
Genre: Family, Romance
Episodes: 123
Broadcast network: SBS
Broadcast period: 2014-June-02 to 2014-Dec-12
Air time: Monday to Friday 19:20
A daily drama about the love of men and women.
Flesh and adoption, rich and poor, overcome prejudice of youth, this is refreshing romance story of six young men and women and adults' warm family stories surrounding them.
Tae Yang's family
Seo Ha Joon as Kim Tae Yang
Nam Bo Ra as Kim Saet Byul
Yoon Jong Hoon as Kim Woo Joo
Jung Sung Mo as Kim Sang Bae
Song Ok Sook as Oh Mal Sook
Yoon So Jung as Yang Yang Soon
Jung Hye Sun as Woo Jung Soon
Han Seo Jin as Kim Soo Ah
Yoo Ri's family
Im Se Mi as Choi Yoo Ri
Kil Yong Woo as Choi Dong Joon
Lee Eung Kyung as Lee Young Lan
Lee Hyun Wook as Choi Yoo Bin
Seo Woo Rim as Kang Min Ja
Jae Min's family
Lee Kyu Han as Choi Jae Min
Noh Young Kook as Choi Myung Joon
Oh Mi Hee as Jung Sook Hee
Mi Rae's family
Kim Ye Won as Hong Mi Rae
Lee Jung Eun as Park Soon Ja
Shin Soo Jung as Hyun Joo
Choi Dae Sung as Director Joo
Park Ha Yi
Min Joon Hyun
Kim Na Young
Kim So Ra
Park Jin Joo as Saet Byul's friend
Kim Kwon as soccer player
Na Kwang Hoon as Chinese buyer
Kyun Mi Ri as chief nurse
Song Jae Hee as Kang Sung Jae
Baek Seung Hyun as Lee Young Chul
Lee Jung Sung as Lawyer Choi
Production Credits
Production Company: SBS Plus, Curtain Call Inc.
Chief Producer: Kim Young Sub
Producer: Jung Yong Woo, Min Yun Hong, Park Sun Young
Director: Ahn Kil Ho
Scriptwriter: Choi Yoon Jung
2014 SBS Drama Awards – New Star Awards: Seo Ha Joon (Only Love)
2014 SBS Drama Awards – New Star Awards: Nam Bo Ra (Only Love)
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74 Responses to "Only Love"
51luna Says:
June 30th, 2014 at 7:19 pm
where i can watch this drama with english sub…?
52diane Says:
July 1st, 2014 at 1:14 am
go to http://www.dramacool.com at this point they don't have English sub yet.
53sylvia Says:
July 2nd, 2014 at 11:16 pm
so disappointed this drama doesn't have eng sub…………..
54uh Says:
July 10th, 2014 at 6:33 pm
@megapolis hack Are you working on the english subtitle of this drama? 😀
55Oreanna Says:
July 15th, 2014 at 8:30 am
how can we possible watch any Korean drama from our end if their are no Eng subs. please, do it for the foreign people like us who loves to watch Korean tv drama okay….
56silhoutte Says:
July 17th, 2014 at 12:18 am
Go to Drama cool they have all the newly aired dramas and subbed quite fast……theirs is a great site as all the episodes are in full and not parts!
57WSW Says:
July 31st, 2014 at 8:20 pm
I like the second lead a lot in this drama, i really like the second couple and because of the second lead character i believe their love will work out in the end.
Anyway this kind of family drama at this time usually have a happy ending hence i guess all 3 couples will end up happily together.
58victoria Says:
August 11th, 2014 at 12:24 pm
nice drama
59mml Says:
August 21st, 2014 at 4:42 pm
Episode 57, a very wicked mother who wanted to kill her own son Tae Yang. I wonder did Tae Yang die when his mother hired those men who plot to kill Tae Yang ? Okay, will continue to watch this drama .
60Diane Says:
August 22nd, 2014 at 6:42 am
His mother is so cruel. Since he met this girl entire house turn up side down
61meirav Says:
August 26th, 2014 at 5:52 am
i hope this drama will be subbed
62neea Says:
September 22nd, 2014 at 10:30 pm
would love to watch this drama, sadly, no english sub.
63mml Says:
November 16th, 2014 at 3:06 pm
I have finished watching up to episode 103, please end this drama quickly. It's a real torture to viewers, this is not only love drama, i think the writer should change the title of this drama to : Only Hatred instead of Only Love.
Throughout the drama is only revenge and I did not find any love that Tae Yang has ever received. Very sad to see all sufferings that Tae Yang need to endure and eventually ended up putting into jail. So sad and not fair for Tae Yang and therefore, should end the drama soon , so that do not waste our previous time and continue to torture viewers.
64pauline fantroy Says:
November 22nd, 2014 at 4:50 am
Just started watching in new York, can someone please tellme why the rich people are so nasty? I get so mad with know your place comment.You try slapping me and see what happens. I don,t care if you are a elder./
65Gina Says:
November 25th, 2014 at 5:16 am
Where i can find it with english subs pleaseeeeeeeeee
66Jay Says:
December 9th, 2014 at 12:21 am
I do not know why this lousy kdrama has been extended to 123 episodes episode 119 is a complete bs. How can one surviva fall from falling to ravine without breaking the bones. The doctor survived the fall but not the wife so no one can tell the truth. This drama sucks just like another princess Aurora. Producers do not make these kind of drama what a waste of time.
67manasi Says:
January 22nd, 2015 at 3:30 am
please sub this drama!!
68mimo Says:
March 23rd, 2015 at 11:16 am
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March 23rd, 2015 at 11:17 am
70mlsia Says:
April 23rd, 2015 at 7:40 am
I hate to see this drama..so many nonsense..but the producer and the scriptwriter won to make me watching from 1st ep to 117 ep..I agree with Jay's comments..my comments are..please dont make viewers looks like a fool..
71nowuknow Says:
April 23rd, 2015 at 11:32 am
I dont understand with such a good casts, this scriptwriter, has blemished their reputation with such idiotic story line.
72Feeling sad for the cast Says:
April 23rd, 2015 at 11:57 pm
Agree that script writer is making cast looking like idiots. Wonder if Korean viewers are do naive.
73raqui Says:
August 19th, 2015 at 9:29 pm
where I can watch this drama, ONLY LOVE. thanks
74Toh Quan Ming Says:
November 27th, 2017 at 4:58 pm
This Korean drama was very popular which had been shown in Korea since 3 years ago but hopefully it will be going to show on MediaCorp Channel 8 after the chinese drama which will be aired on MediaCorp Channel 8 under mondays to fridays from 11pm to 12am . but if i missed the episodes on mediacorp channel 8 as well as if i am free , i will only watch through the channel 8 toggle website . I am looking forward to the upcoming korean drama which will be going to show on MediaCorp channel 8 .


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In seeking to impose civil and criminal sanctions on a taxpayer who improperly diverted corporate funds without reporting any income, the government's arguments in Boulware v. United States forced the government between a "rock and a hard place." At oral argument, Justice Scalia suggested that where the government once had it both ways when it came to funds diverted from a closed corporation, the government must now choose whether to "convict more or collect more money." In fact, the government need not choose one sanction to the exclusion of the other. This can be accomplished so long as the "with respect to stock" limiting condition in section 301 precludes the characterization of improperly diverted funds as constructive distributions.
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To have sex with a women doggy style. This is commonly mistaken for anal, however the penis still does the thing with the vagina except the man is standing behind the female. Hence hit it from the back.
We were standing up so I just hit it from the back real quick.
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The Chicago Cubs finally allow Kris Bryant, the top prospect in baseball and the number-one pick in the 2014 draft, to join their major league roster on Friday afternoon.
The slugger dominated spring training, leading all players with nine home runs in 14 games and a .425 batting average. But the Cubs sent the red-hot hitter down to the minors after his sizzling spring training, prompting his agent, Scott Boras, to publicly accuse the Cubs of holding Bryant back from the majors so that any attempt by the third baseman to become a free agent would have to wait an extra year. Because Bryant can only now accumulate 171 days in the majors this season, his eligibility for free agency would not kick in until after 2021, as MLB requires 172 days for a player to reckon his service as a full year.
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Bryant had been clear about his disappointment, saying, "I don't want to say I'm mad or anything, I'm just extremely disappointed. I wanted my performance to matter, and to me it felt like it didn't matter as much as I thought it would. The dream is on hold for a little bit but I'm hungrier than ever."
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