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Fonds consists primarily of photographic prints of John and Elizabeth Dilworth and their children, as well as their extended families, the Dilworths and Mawhinneys.
Dilworth, John (family)
Fonds consists primarily of photographic prints of John and Elizabeth Dilworth and their children, as well as their extended families, the Dilworths and Mawhinneys.
Dilworth, John (family)
Fonds consists of photographs of the 5th Regiment and medals won by Arthur Langley.
Hackett, Doris
Fonds consists mainly of photographs of the Williams family, views of Victoria, and group portraits of City Council. Also includes material about the Williams directory of British Columbia, as well as miscellaneous family documents.
Williams, Robert Taylor, 1849-1934 (family)
Fonds consists of family photographs, scrapbooks, correspondence, and miscellaneous family files pertaining to the Little/Williamson/Sutherland families in Victoria and Montreal, as well as the Freemans and Lincolns of Massachusetts. Photographs ...
Little, Lucy Anna, 1895-1977
Fonds consists of financial records, correspondence, a diary, family estate records, partnership records, personal estate records, and a real estate journal.
Wilson, Joseph, 1806-1892
Fonds consists primarily of photographs of the Steele family. Also included is the autograph album of Minnie Rex (later Steele), as well as photographs of the Alexander (Sandy) Roberts family, and one page of minutes of the Beaux Arts society.
Steele, Peter, Sr., 1845-1902 (family)
Fonds consists of photographs of family and the Point Ellice Bridge disaster, and other material.
Bossi (family)
Fonds consists primarily of personal records of the family, including correspondence, photographs, a scrapbook, a school exercise book, and published material. The fonds also includes William Alexander Mouat's business records.
Mouat, William Alexander, Capt., 1821-1871
Fonds consists of scrapbooks, notebooks, photographs, and other material relating to the Burton family, Walter Burton's hunting and fishing excursions up Island, wildlife and birds, and Robert Paterson Fox's involvement with the XI Hussars.
Burton, Walter F. (family)
Fonds consists of records created primarily by Bishop Edward Cridge, his daughter Ellen Laundy, and her daughter Helen Forbes documenting the activities of the Cridge-Laundy family, and their contributions to the Church of Our Lord, Protestant Orp...
Laundy, Thomas Herbert, 1865-1957 (family)
Fonds consists of Hayward's 1862 diary, Hayward and Jenkinson ledgers, mining company records, and other material.
Hayward, Charles, 1839-1919
Fonds includes correspondence and financial, building, and employment records. There are also advertisements and notices to customers, orders, shipping lists, stock inventories, catalogues and price lists. Also included are a variety of clippings,...
W & J Wilson
Fonds includes financial records, correspondence, and records of businesses such as the Belmont Tannery and Capital City Canning and Packing. Also included are records relating to executor activities, loans, real estate and property, mining and mi...
Wilson, William, 1838-1922
Fonds consists of family photographs.
Harvey, Rout, 1827-1905 (family)
Fonds consists mainly of photographs of the family home and scenes around Victoria, and well as collected prints depicting various aspects of British Columbia.
Miller, Frank Gerard (family)
Fonds consists of records made or received by the City of Victoria's various departments and offices, including boards and agencies that report directly to the City.
Victoria (B.C.)
Fonds consists of photographs of the Harvey home, family, servants, and Indian cairns.
Harvey, George John, 1859-1937
Victoria Chamber of Commerce fonds
Fonds includes minutes, scrapbooks, financial records, reports, bylaws, photographs and publications.Also included are minutes and cashbook of the British Columbia Board of Trade Building Association, an organization established in 1892 to fund co...
Victoria Chamber of Commerce
St. John's Anglican Church fonds
Fonds consists of a cash journal.
St. John the Divine Anglican Church (Victoria, B.C.)
Native Sons of British Columbia, Post #1 fonds
Fonds consists administrative, financial, operational, and membership records, as well as officers' files.
Native Sons and Daughters of British Columbia
Fonds consists primarily of correspondence and photographs of three generations of the Helmcken family. The fonds also includes a scrapbook, certificates, family tree, and other material relating to the family's private and professional activities.
Helmcken, John Sebastian, 1824-1920
Fonds consists of family photographs of the Floyd and Johnston families.
Floyd, James Sterling, 1867-1922 (family)
Fonds consists of photographs, reminiscences, political files, certificates, and other material relating to the various activities of family members.
Henderson, Anton, Sr., 1853-1950
B.C. Funeral Company (Hayward's) Ltd. Fonds
Fonds consists of operational records relating to the funeral business including correspondence, financial records, meeting minutes, and cemetery records.
B.C. Funeral Company Ltd.
Fonds consists primarily of material related to Ethel Bruce's career as a journalist including newspaper clippings, concert and theatre programmes, invitations, pamphlets, maps, photographs, correspondence and picture postcards.
Bruce, Ethel, d. 1968
Fonds consists of photographs of the Duncan Cameron family, views of Victoria, Frank Cameron in his early automobiles, and Agnes Deans Cameron's 1908 expedition to the Canadian north.
Cameron, Duncan E., d. 1884 (family)
Herbert George Lewis family fonds
Fonds consists of photographs of the Lewis family and the Langford farmhouse.
Lewis, Herbert George, 1828-1905 (family)
Fonds consists of photographs of Beeching family members, friends, homes, and vacations.
Beeching, Thomas Arthur, d. 1937
Fonds consists of commercial photographic portraits.
Spencer, Stephen Allen, 1829-1911
Fonds consists of photographs of the Fatt and Sutton families, soldiers, school children, Vancouver Island Steam Engine, and Gorge Park.
Fatt, Norman B. (family)
Fonds consists of records pertaining to the estate of Henry Waller, marriage certificates, agreement for sale of a lot in Victoria, and photographs of children.
Waller, Frederick Morran, 1916-1987
Fonds consists of six piano scores of operas autographed "Miss Helmcken 1873," who is believed to be Catherine Amelia Helmcken (later McTavish), Also included is a photograph of Mrs. Harry Helmcken in a limousine in Beacon Hill Park.
Hughes, Rita Cecilia, d. 1964
Fonds consists mostly of photographs of the Munn, Williams and Morrow families.
Munn, Florence Isabel
Fonds consists of records relating to Englehardt's term as a City employee, as well as his memberships in the James Bay Athletic Association and Vancouver Island Philatelic Society.
Englehardt, Walter
Coles, Howell and Company fonds
Fonds consists of agreements and correspondence relating to the development and subdivision of the Bradley-Dyne property located at Union Bay in the Saanich Inlet.
Coles, Howell and Company
Burns Club of Victoria, British Columbia fonds
Fonds consists minutes, correspondence, annual dinner programmes, and other material.
Burns Club of Victoria
Francis Thomas Styles Sehl fonds
Fonds consists of photographs of Elizabeth Kezia Sehl and a published volume of pictures of Victoria.
Sehl, Francis Thomas Styles
Fonds consists of business records and correspondence.
Rowland, Joseph William, d. 1949
Fonds consists of photographic prints (some in albums), negatives, correspondence, legal documents, newspaper clippings, books, and other material relating to the Rattenbury family. Photographs include images of members of the Rattenbury family an...
Rattenbury, Francis Mawson, 1867-1935 (family)
Fonds consists mainly of photographs depicting the Fell, Moss, Porter and Worthington families, and buildings in the Victoria region.
Lendrum, Maude, b. 1910
Fonds consists mainly of photographs of the Fletcher Bros. music store as well as Victoria businesses, homes, and people.
Fletcher, Thomas W., d. 1927
Fonds consists of photographs of individuals and groups, as well as views of Victoria and various public and private buildings.
Jones, Henry Humphrey, 1858-1954 (family)
Fonds consists of photographs, correspondence, teaching records, and other material.
Brown, Frances Ann, 1876-1967
The fonds consist of personal and family records, real estate, financial, and legal records, photographs, and artwork.
Collis, Ruth Veda, 1918-1999
Fonds consists Mainly of photographs of the Clay and Donaldson families and their friends.
Donaldson, Alexander Dawson, d. 1909 (family)
Fonds consists of photographs and scrapbooks. The photographs include miscellaneous views of Victoria, the Dewdney and Irving families, Vancouver, Banff, the Rocky Mountains, and Prairie Indians. Also includes scrapbooks variously inscribed "...
Johnston, Margaret Ellen, 1897-1987
Fonds consists of Moffat and Gilchrist family photographs and personal memoirs.
Moffat, Amy Kennilworth, 1897-1987
Fonds consists of miscellaneous family records and artifacts relating to Mrs. Shandley and her family.
Shandley, Lillian Rose, 1897-1993
Fonds consists of mainly of diaries, letters, bills and cancelled cheques documenting Harris's career as a surveyor. Also included are family photographs and a map of Victoria Harbour.
Harris, Dennis Reginald, 1851-1932 (family)
Fonds consists mainly of family photographs.
Boggs, Beaumont Thomas Frederick William, 1864-1943 (family)


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Everyone (except Adam Gase) understands Matt Moore brings energy to Miami Dolphins offense
There's no longer any doubt about what Matt Moore brings to the Miami Dolphins practically every time he plays.
Whether he plays well or not it's undisputed he brings spark to his team, specifically to his offense. I've written about it numerous times such as here and contrasted it to the way too cool personality the offense seems to adopt when Jay Cutler is the quarterback.
(By the way folks, I remind you what I've written in the past because this blog has hundreds of thousands of readers but not everyone hangs out here every day for the multiple updates or the exchange of ideas in the comments section. So if you're noticing I remind folks what's been written, it's so the average reader who might've missed something can catch up.)
Anyway, on Monday after it became clear Moore is the Dolphins new starter while Jay Cutler is nursing his cracked ribs, the topic was raised of how the new starting quarterback often brings that spark to the team. And players admitted it was absolutely the case.
Matt Moore infuses the team with electricity.
"Matt just comes in with a different level," offensive lineman Ja'Wuan James said. "I don't know if (it is) energy or presence because he's a second quarterback, so he knows he has to bring that. I feel like he does a good job of getting everybody to where they need to go and getting a boost of confidence to everybody, just by how he is."
So Moore gives his teammates a boost of confidence. How does he do this?
"Like I said, how he carries himself, how he makes you feel empowered," James said. "He throws confidence in the huddle to guys. The energy he brings and really his confidence spreads to everybody else.
"Anything can happen when Matt is out there. He's going to throw the ball downfield and give somebody a chance. He's going to put you in the right situations. As o-lineman, and I think everybody in that huddle, appreciates that."
This isn't necessarily about how Moore plays. This is also about who Moore is. His personality affects other people positively. And it shows in how people around him react.
"Matt is a fiery guy. He loves to have fun," receiver Kenny Stills said. "He has been doing this thing for a long time. He's still the guy in here every day that's talking trash. Every time you see him throw a good ball, he's screaming, 'Dimer!' or doing the shots fired (pose). He really just enjoys his job. He loves being here.
"That kind of just ... It spreads to everyone else on the team. We go out there and we have fun. We know he's going to give us an opportunity to go make plays as a receiving corps. We know he's going to be prepared to help us win the game."
Coach Adam Gase also seems to agree the Dolphins often play with more energy when Moore is in the game. But here's my problem:
The coach, who I have great respect for, seems to believe that palpable energy is generated in other players because Moore is a backup quarterback and the team feels it needs to step up to help the backup after the starting quarterback goes out.
"I think anytime you're the backup quarterback and you go in there, there's a sense of urgency increase," Gase said. "I've noticed that the last two years, going back to the Arizona game (in 2016) and then this last game...Guys realize the position he gets thrust into. You've got to do a great job and everybody has to execute at an extremely high level because there's not much margin for error."
So, again, Gase believes the infusion of energy and the added life is because of players not named Moore. Gase repeated this sentiment after the game ...
"Any time your backup quarterback goes in, you know he hasn't had any reps all week," the coach said. "Guys know they have to be on it. They have to be exactly where they're supposed to be, because he's really going off of almost pictures and what he sees on film. There's no margin for anybody else to really make any error, because that's going to put him in a really bad spot. I think guys really dialed in."
Two things here:
Jay Cutler is not the Dolphins first-string quarterback. He replaced Ryan Tannehill when the real starter blew out his knee in August.
And when Cutler, the backup plan, came to town and was thrown into a tough situation, the other guys didn't feel like "they have to be on it." Indeed, the Dolphins spent weeks and weeks, well into the regular season, making one mental mistake after another on offense.
So that theory of guys rallying for the backup just because he's the backup either is disproved or Cutler simply didn't inspire the rally to his side that backup quarterbacks typically do, as Gase said.
That dismissed, let's address the gorilla in the room:
Folks, it's not about other guys picking it up on behalf of the backup. I've seen teams forced to go to their backup many times and the floppage that ensues is embarrassing. Backups are not energy infusing machines just because they're backups.
Ray Lucas was a backup.
John Beck was a backup.
Chad Henne was a backup when Chad Pennington went down in 2009.
How'd that all work out?
This is a case of guys rallying to Matt Moore because he inspires such behavior. Simple as that.
He has a special gift of being able to fire up other people. It's there when he comes in a game cold off the bench. It's been there when he starts the game, as he did in three starts last year.
Whatever Moore's flaws are, let's just give him that nod because it's obvious.
The head coach sees it. So why can't he just say it's something Moore brings instead of giving the credit to the other players?
Could it be because it's something Cutler doesn't bring and the comparison to Moore would be uncomfortable?
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Cafe Mangia is an Italian Restaurant in Colchester CT. We are proudly introducing our robust spring menu. Cafe Mangia features many classic Italian dishes such as famous Basil Pesto Rigatoni – Rigatoni pasta tossed with sun dried tomato and artichoke hearts finished in a basil pesto cream sauce. Another one of our favorites is our locally famous Spaghetti frutti di mare – which features, Spaghetti pasta tossed with tiger shrimp, fresh mussels and salmon finished in our spicy marinara sauce. These dishes touch soul and will make you remember what real Italian dinning is all about. We also offer a wonderful wine selection that you can see here – cafemangia.com/menus/wine-list which make for a perfect date night. We hope to see you soon. Thank You for visiting our blog. Please like us on Facebook for the most up to date news and events.Categories: Italian Restaurant


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Early Years Foundation Stage
The Early Years Foundation Stage sets national standards for the learning, development and care of children from birth to five years old. At Glebe House School and Nursery we care for, nurture and safeguard each child individually throughout this period in their lives, which is vitally important for their cognitive, social, emotional and physical development, so that we are able to give each child the best possible preparation for their future success.
The EYFS encompasses both our nursery and reception class, and staff work closely together between all year groups to ensure continuity of care and education throughout this stage of development. But above all we aim to work together with parents and carers to ensure that all children feel valued, safe, secure and happy. Happy children thrive and learn and develop the necessary confidence to deal with life's challenges.
During their time in nursery and reception, children learn by playing and exploring, and by being physically active both indoors and outside. Throughout the day, your child will be learning new skills, acquiring new knowledge and demonstrating their understanding across seven areas of learning and development. Initially, children should mostly develop in three prime areas:
- Communication and language
- Physical development
- Personal, social and emotional development
As your child continues to grow and develop in these three prime areas they are then able to develop their skills in four specific areas:
- Literacy
- Mathematics
- Understanding the world
- Expressive arts and design
These seven areas are used to plan your child's learning and activities. Our nursery nurses and teachers support children making sure activities are suited to each child's unique needs and interests. We are flexible in our approach and recognise that some children may be ready for a little more structure and a more formal learning style in addition to learning through play.
Parents and carers play an immensely important role in their child's development during this period, and we work closely with you throughout your child's time at Glebe House. In nursery and reception each child is assigned a 'key person' who:
- is your main point of contact
- helps your child to become settled, happy, and safe
- is responsible for your child's development and learning
- takes careful note of your child's progress, discusses this with you, and suggests ideas as to how to help your child at home
We know that children may transfer from our nursery to other settings, not just to our own reception class, and so we liaise as closely as possible with those settings to ensure children have smooth transitions wherever they go, by providing leaving reports and 'All About Me' books as starting points for their new settings, so that they can get to know the children as quickly as possible to help them feel safe, secure and happy within their new surroundings.
Because EYFS is such an important stage in your child's life, the Government provides funding to cover the cost of up to 570 hours per year for every 3 and 4 year old, and some 2 year olds, which is the equivalent of 15 hours per week for 38 weeks of the year. Some parents may also qualify for Childcare Tax Credits, or for childcare support whilst in full-time education.
If you would like to arrange a visit to see how we can help your child thrive and learn in the warm, supportive atmosphere of our nursery and reception class, or would like more information about Glebe House, EYFS funding, or about EYFS in general, please contact:
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Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY)
Louis Armstrong International Airport is located 11.5 miles (19km) west of central New Orleans. Formerly known as Moisant Field, Louisiana's primary commercial airport was renamed in honour of iconic jazz musician Louis Armstrong in 2001.
The airport has a reputation for efficiency and long queues are a rare occurrence. Passengers can sample local Creole food and music in the restaurants and shops. One can also simply sit back and enjoy regular live music performances in Concourse C.
The airport is situated 11 miles (19km) west of downtown New Orleans.
Getting to the city
The Airport-Downtown Express (E-2) stop is on the second level of the airport. The Airport Shuttle offers a service to and from the hotels throughout the Metropolitan area. The Airport Shuttle ticket booths are located in the baggage claim area on the lower level.
GMT -6 (GMT -5 from mid-March to the first Sunday in November).
Switchboard: (504) 464 0831, Information desk: (504) 303 7500
Monroe Regional Airport (MLU)
The airport is located three miles (6km) east of Monroe's central business district.
Getting to the city
There is a bus service between the city and the airport, which runs every 45 minutes, Monday to Saturday. Buses operate between 6.20am and 6.40pm. Airport shuttles, taxis and rental cars are also available.
GMT -6 (GMT -5 from the second Sunday in March to the first Sunday in November).
Tel: (318) 329 2460
Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport (BTR)
The airport is located eight miles (13km) outside of Baton Rouge's central business district.
Getting to the city
Shuttle services are available and the Capital Area Transit System (CATS) provides an express airport service to downtown. The bus leaves hourly.
GMT -6 (GMT -5 from mid-March to the first Sunday in November).
Tel: (225) 355 0333
Shreveport Regional Airport (SHV)
Shreveport Airport is located eight miles (13km) out of the centre of the city.
Getting to the city
The local SporTran bus system has routes from the airport to the city centre, including night buses. The routes that go directly to the airport include Pines Road Route 20, Queensboro Route 3 and Fairgrounds Route 4. All of these routes run to the downtown bus terminal, where you can get connections to most areas in the city.
They run from around 6am, until around 6pm at approximately 30 to 45-minute intervals, depending on the route. Night bus Route N-301 runs between the downtown bus terminal and Shreveport Regional Airport every hour, from about 7pm until 12.30am. A variety of private shuttle companies are available at the airport, as are taxis.
GMT -6 (GMT -5 from mid-March to the first Sunday in November).
Tel: (318) 673 5370
Lafayette Regional Airport (LFT)
The airport is located two miles (4km) southeast of Lafayette.
Getting to the city
A number of taxi and shuttle services operate from the airport.
GMT -6 (GMT -5 from mid-March to the first Sunday in November).
Tel: (337) 266 4400
New Orleans International Taxis: the taxi fares above are intended as a guideline only.
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|Youth Forum Officials 2018-2019
|Elin Orrells - Chairman
|Trystan Evans - Vice Chairman
|Elin Jones - Secretary
|Activities Officials 2018-2019
|Aled Woosnam - Chairman
|Scott Humphreys - Vice Chairman
|Eloisa Isaac - Secretary
|Finance & Development Officials 2018-2019
|Sion Edwards - Chairman
|Charlotee Mountford - Vice Chairman
|Marc Griffiths - Secretary
Board of Management
This committee is responsible for discussing the financial management and staffing of the organisation, as well as making recommendations to the Executive Committee on the strategic development of the county
Each club elects representatives to sit on the Executive Committee to put forward their views and their clubs at county level. Each year at the AGM of the Executive Committee, a chairman and vice chairman are elected to lead the federation at a county level. Co-opted members are also elected onto the committee, who provide support and expertise to the committee but do not necessarily have to be a member.
Finance and Development
This committee is responsible for watching the finances of the organisation, setting budgets for committees and encouraging people to look at grant opportunities as well as looking at how the county can develop
Activities Committee
Representatives on this committee are responsible for the social education programme of work (competitions). Feeding off the Activities Committee we have the Rally Committee and the Eisteddfod Committee. The county is split into 4 organising groups who rotate in turn to organise both events. It is the organising group's responsibility to organise and host the event.
Youth Forum
The Youth Forum Committee represents the views of all YFC members who are under the age of 18 and ensures the voice of younger members is heard at all levels. The forum also campaigns on a number of issues effecting young people as well as arranging events and activities
Rural Affairs
This committee is an informal group. This committee's aim is to link members with innovation, diversification and new regulations within the agricultural industry
To keep up to date with the latest meetings follow this link to Rural Affairs on Facebook.
This committee is responsible for organising overseas exchanges, trips overseas. Promoting travel within the country and promoting the overseas trips through Wales YFC and NFYFC.
To keep up to date with the latest meetings follow this link to Discovery on Facebook.


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Primrose was kind enough to guide us on a walk in a section of Puketi Forest that a group she belongs to, Puketi Forest Trust, pays particular attention to. The efforts of this group of dedicated volunteers has led to the reintroduction of North Island Robins and, more recently, Kokako. There is a stunning kauri grove and we were treated to a delightful conversation with Robins.
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Time Limits for New Jersey Personal Injury Lawsuits
The first, and most important rule to understand in any case, is the statute of limitations. This is the amount of time from the incident that you are allowed to seek relief. All states have limits on the amount of time you have to file a lawsuit in the civil court system following some type of harm you have suffered. There are different deadlines depending on the type of case you're asking the court to hear.
In New Jersey, the statute of limitations for personal injury cases gives an injured person two years from the date of the injury to go to court and file a lawsuit against those responsible for the injury.
It is very important to understand and abide by this law because, if you don't get your lawsuit filed before the two-year time limit, the New Jersey court system will likely refuse to hear your case at any time after this limitation, and your right to compensation will be gone.
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In some cases, the party you are trying to hold responsible for your injuries may claim that you're completely or partially to blame for the injuries you have sustained.
If you do share some of the liability, the total amount of the compensation, you receive from the other party, could end up affected.
In shared fault injury cases, New Jersey upholds the "modified comparative negligence rule." In its simplest definition, this rule means that the amount of compensation you're entitled to receive will be reduced by an amount that is equal to your percentage of fault for the accident. However, if it is found that you bear more than 50 percent of the legal blame, you won't be able to collect anything at all from the other at-fault parties.
New Jersey courts are obligated to follow this rule in an injury lawsuit that goes to trial. You can also expect the lawyer for the defence to raise the issue of the comparative negligence rule during settlement talks.
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In the case of car accidents only, New Jersey's "no-fault" system means injury must be made against your own insurance policy, unless you can show that your injuries meet the "serious injury" threshold. This means that your options are limited to demanding compensation for pain and suffering. However, this process expedites the payment of most claims.
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"The owner of any dog" [which bites someone] "in a public place, or lawfully on or in a private place, including the property of the owner of the dog, shall be liable for such damages as may be suffered by the person bitten, regardless of the former viciousness of such dog or the owner's knowledge of such viciousness."
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Bills fans failed Sunday in attempt to dethrone Arrowhead Stadium as loudest in the world
Close, Buffalo Bills fans, but no cigar.
Well, actually, not so close.
As you likely know, Chiefs fans at Arrowhead stadium set a record for noise level last September against the Patriots, when the house was rocking to the tune of 142.2 decibels. A representative from the Guinness World Records confirmed the record.
Bills fans decided they wanted to take a shot at dethroning Chiefs fans at Sunday's game at Ralph Wilson Stadium. Buffalo was taking on the Patriots as well, and fans raised money to have an official from Guinness on hand.
Alas, the Bills were beaten by the Patriots and the record wasn't threatened.
"The whole thing was to bring joy, excitement, loudness and just noise to this stadium," Bills fan Brandon Campbell told the Buffalo News. "We brought noise. We got as high as 124.8 decibels, which is pretty loud. But it just wasn't loud enough."
The Associated Press said fans started leaving the stadium in the final minute of the third quarter of Sunday's game.
Campbell tweeted the bad news:
On the Guinness thing, I hate to tell everyone this. I asked the rep what was in her bag. She said the plaque of us achieving the goal. — #ALAPGrippy (@billsmafiagrip) September 20, 2015
I asked her can I just see it..... , and guys.... She showed me.... , when I say that thing was glowing when she pulled it out....— #ALAPGrippy (@billsmafiagrip) September 20, 2015
She opened the bag, and all I seen was a shining light and the sound, "AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH"— #ALAPGrippy (@billsmafiagrip) September 20, 2015
It had all our credentials on it. Name of the stadium, name of the team, date, the whole 9 yards.... It was beautiful....— #ALAPGrippy (@billsmafiagrip) September 20, 2015
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Investors can expect a positive start to the stock market today, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 68 points, or 0.4%, in premarket trading. Global stocks were up in overnight trading, with emerging markets flat, and European stocks higher ahead of a rate-setting meeting of the European Central Bank. Closer to home, investors are looking ahead to tomorrow's jobs report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, which is expected to show a gain of 185,000 jobs in January.
Meanwhile, news is breaking this morning on several stocks that could see heavy trading in today's session, including Sony , Costco , and General Motors .
Sony today said sales of its new PlayStation 4 console helped overall revenue rise by 5% in its fiscal third quarter, to reach $860 million. The Japanese tech giant also booked a profit of $0.22 a share, compared to a loss in the year-ago period. But the biggest news for Sony investors was the company's announcement of a major restructuring plan: Sony is exiting the PC market and spinning off its TV unit in a bid to streamline its business. The company also said that profit for its full fiscal year ending in March will be less than half of what it had projected, due to restructuring charges and weakness in its mobile product division. The stock is down 4.8% in premarket trading.
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Halcon Resources (NYSE:HK) reported first-quarter results after the closing bell today. The shale-focused driller announced adjusted net income of $11.9 million, or $0.03 per share. That beat analysts' estimates by a penny.
Halcon Resources produced an average of 36,622 barrels of oil equivalent per day, or BOE/d. That was above the high end of the company's guidance, which helped it top earnings estimates. Production was also 41% higher than last year's first quarter, as the company's focus on technological innovation yielded strong well results.
The company also was able to push its total operating costs lower by 8% year over year. On top of that, Halcon Resources was able to realize a higher average prices per BOE than in last year's first quarter. The combination of higher production and energy prices along with lower costs had a noticeable impact on the company's bottom line. This was evidenced as net cash provided by operating activities surged from $45.7 million in last year's first quarter to $159.5 million this quarter.
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I run Storytime at the Penguin Bookshop and thought it would be fun to share my Storytime plans. While my Storytime is open to all ages, I do gear toward the younger crowd because a lot of 1 and 2 year olds attend. A few of these ideas are my own, but the majority I borrow from my favorite Storytime websites, which include Storytime Katie, Sunflower Storytime, Dog Earned Storytime, and Library Village.
Welcome Song:
(to the tune of "The Farmer in the Dell")
We clap and sing hello,
We clap and sing hello,
With our friends at Storytime,
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Introduce Letter:
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Activity: "The Ants Go Marching"
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The ants go marching one by one, hurrah, hurrah!
The ants go marching one by one, the little one stops to suck his thumb
And they all go marching down to the ground, to get out of the rain
Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom
(Two by two – the little one stops to tie his shoe; Three by three – the little one stops to climb a tree)
Book 2: At the Apple Orchard (Pat the Bunny)
Activity: "Five Little Monkeys Swinging in a Tree"
- Five little monkey swinging in a tree
Teasing Mr. Alligator, can't catch me, you can't catch me!
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It's all a load of rubbish – you can buy bottled water when on the Balearic Island of Mallorca and it tastes just fine. Majorca or Mallorca holidays have often had a bad press thanks to the party resort of Magaluf just a hop, skip and a jump from the capital city Palma. Palma itself is a cosmopolitan city full of ancient architecture – go and see the magnificent cathedral – and glitzy restaurants, bars and shops.
To the north of the island is the mountainous region, along with Porto Pollenca – very much the Brits abroad hang-out where you can get a fry-up breakfast and egg and chips for tea. It is very much worth heading up into the mountains for the views alone from the highest point of Puig Major over the Mediterranean – absolutely stunning, and of course a bit cooler if you're suffering from the high temperatures.
The majority of the beach resorts are to the south and east of the island. Porto d'Andraitx has been adopted by the rich and famous as their sunshine playground and Catherine Zeta Jones and Michael Douglas amongst others are known to own properties there. There are frequent flights from all main airports to Palma on a daily basis, often at very reasonable rates. Check out Easyjet for a good deal: they are selling flights for as little as £36.99 one way for those wanting to travel in September from London Stansted to Palma. There is also plenty of accommodation to suit all budgets which means that rather than paying travel agents fees, you can book great Majorca or Mallorca holidays yourself.


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Mojave Desert, c.15,000 sq mi (38,850 sq km), region of low, barren mountains and flat valleys, 2,000 to 5,000 ft (610–1,524 m) high, S Calif.; part of the Great Basin of the United States. It is bordered on the N and W by the Sierra Nevada and the Tehachapi, San Gabriel, and San Bernardino mts. and merges with the Colorado Desert (part of the Sonoran Desert) in the southeast. Once a part of an ancient interior sea, the desert was formed by volcanic action (lava surfaces with cinder cones are present) and by material deposited by the Colorado River.
The temperature is uniformly warm throughout the year, although there is a wide variation from day to night. Strong, dry winds blow in the afternoon and evening. Located in the rain shadow of the Coast Ranges, the Mojave receives an average annual rainfall of 5 in. (12.7 cm), mostly in winter. Juniper and Joshua trees are found on the higher, outer mountain slopes; desert-type vegetation and numerous intermittent lakes and streams are present in the valleys. The Mojave River is the largest stream. Minerals found in the desert include borax and other salines, gold, silver, and iron.
Military installations were established in the Mojave during World War II; Edwards Air Force Base is perhaps the best known. Northwest of Edwards, on the western edge of the desert, is Mojave Air and Space Port, a civilian test facility and aircraft storage center. Further north and northeast is the U.S. Navy's China Lake weapons testing facility, which is also the site of the Coso Petroglyphs, the largest collection of ancient rock art in the Americas. About 1,450,000 acres (587,250 hectares) of the desert are protected in Mojave National Preserve.Death Valley National Park and Joshua Tree National Park are also located in the region.
See E. C. Jaeger, The California Deserts (4th ed. 1965); M. Q. Sutton, Papers on the Archaeology of the Mojave Desert (1987).


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Now, the incredibly handsome Efron is collaborating with names like The Rock, Seth Rogen and Robert De Niro.
And in addition to working with some of the entertainment industry's biggest names, the superstar has also become the target of women from Rio to Rochester and everywhere in between.
We all know about Olympian Simone Biles' epic crush on Zac Efron, but she's far from the only woman who is madly in love with the San Luis Obispo, California native.
One look at Zac Efron's Instagram page lets you know he spent this past Saturday at the Meadows Music & Arts Festival in Queens, New York.
Apparently, Efron is quite the Chance The Rapper fan, and it appears he was more than a little blown away by Chance's performance at Meadows.
Side note: The Meadows looks lit AF, and I'm upset I didn't go this year, but I promise to go next year.
While Efron was watching Chance, it looks like the cameras were honed in on Efron, who appeared to be really enjoying himself in Queens.
The cameras didn't stop rolling once Chance's set ended, though. After the concert, Zac Efron and Chance The Rapper reportedly kept the party going at the NYC club Up&Down.
According to Page Six, Efron partied at a table with Chance, but stayed sober and kept to drinking water. Apparently, once the ladies in attendance caught sight of Efron, they flocked to his table like a pack of hungry lions.
A source at the club told Page Six,
There were definitely ladies trying to get to Zac. He's so in shape!
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out why so many women would try to get down with these two studs, but I have a feeling Chance The Rapper was hella glad he invited Zac Efron to join him Saturday night, you know what I'm saying?
Long live the kings.
Citations: Ladies go after Zac Efron as he stays sober at club (Page Six)


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MONTREAL - The spring thaw from the coldest winter in decades is feeding hope that Canadian National Railway, the country's largest rail company, will meet forecast earnings growth in 2014 despite weather-related challenges earlier in the year.
"If I look at April our recovery is well underway," CEO Claude Mongeau said during a conference call from Vancouver ahead of its annual meeting on Wednesday.
"Our safety, operating and service metrics...are quickly returning to pre-winter levels and that bodes well for the balance of the year."
CN's profit increased 12.2 per cent to $623 million in the first quarter despite the negative effects of a very cold and snowy winter as it beat analyst expectations on both revenue and profit.
Reporting after markets closed, CN said it earned 75 cents per share for the period ended March 31, 10 cents per share higher than last year.
Excluding gains from asset sales, CN earned $551 million or 66 cents per share, compared with $519 million or 61 cents per share in comparable prior-year period.
Revenues grew nine per cent to $2.69 billion, led by a 23 per cent gain from petroleum and chemicals. Intermodal was up 12 per cent, followed by metals and minerals (seven per cent), coal (seven per cent), and grain and fertilizers (six per cent). Forest products revenues were flat while automotive revenues declined by four per cent.
The Montreal-based railway was expected to earn 63 cent per share in adjusted profits in the first quarter on $2.64 billion of revenues, according to analysts polled by Thomson Reuters.
Mongeau said the railway delivered "solid" results despite the harshest winter in decades.
"Very, very difficult winter conditions that impacted not just railroads but all transportation sectors and it clearly impacted our ability to meet all of the customer demand that we had in front of us," he told analysts.
The railway says it likely missed out on about $100 million worth of business, much of which it expects to recoup in the coming months, adding that capital expenditures since last year's winter challenges are helping it to rebound quicker this spring.
The lower Canadian dollar increased profits by $26 million in the quarter.
The railway's shares (TSX:CNR) hit an all-time high of $63.72 in trading Tuesday on the Toronto Stock Exchange before closing at $63.57, up 59 cents.
The railway maintained its 2014 financial outlook and increased its planned capital expenditures for the year to $2.25 billion, up $150 million, to support growth, efficiency and safety.
It aims to deliver double-digit EPS growth in 2014 over the adjusted diluted EPS of C$3.06 it posted in 2013, as well as free cash flow in the range of C$1.6 billion to C$1.7 billion.
The operating ratio — operating expenses as a percentage of revenues —deteriorated by 1.2 points to 69.6 per cent in the quarter, but was still better than Calgary-based rival Canadian Pacific Railway (TSX:CP) which reported Tuesday a ratio of 72 per cent.
Both railways have said the entire North American rail industry was affected by extreme weather in the quarter.
David Tyerman of Canaccord Genuity, for example, cut his earnings forecast for the railway by six cents per share because extreme cold and snowy conditions were expected to increase labour costs, slow trains and force them to stop longer in terminals. However, the lower Canadian dollar was expected to offset some of the impact, adding six to nine cents per share for the year.
Revenue ton-miles — measuring the relative weight and distance of rail freight transported by CN — increased by five per cent.
Operating expenses increased by 11 per cent to $1.87 billion, mainly due to the weaker loonie and harsh winter.
Meanwhile, Mongeau once again criticized the federal government for deciding "in the heat of the moment" to react to difficulties in moving a bumper grain crop by introducing legislation that he said would set back the country's sound transportation policy.
The federal government ordered the rail companies to increase the amount of grain they move to a minimum of one million tonnes per week or face fines of up to $100,000 per day and introduced proposed changes to the Canada Grain Act and Canada Transportation Act in an effort to clear a transportation bottleneck.
However, Mongeau said CN was moving grain in line with what elevator grain companies are able to unload.
He said he hopes other customers will step forward during the summer to challenge the government's moves, which he said gives grain a "super priority" over other shippers and allows the commodity to "jump the queue."
"I think that it's important enough for Canada that cooler heads and wiser heads will prevail in due course."
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The purported rear shell of Apple's much rumored next generation iPad mini has leaked. The part shows off an embedded Apple logo, something which we haven't seen in previous leaks.
There have already been a few leaks related to the next generation iPad mini. It is expected to retain its design, the only changes people expect Apple to make are under the hood. An embedded Apple logo is seen in these images, this is different from the logo that Apple prints on the back of a lot of its devices such as current iPads, MacBook and even the iMacs. FanaticFone, which leaked these pictures, says that Apple's logo is now in its own mold that's implemented in the rear shell.
Just yesterday this same source posts pictures of what it claimed to be the rear housing of the fifth generation iPad. You may notice that these pictures don't contain the "iPad" and relevant certification markings on the back. Despite the source's claims that the part is relevant, there exists a possibility that what we see here is actually a prototype of the next generation iPad mini's rear housing.
The internal design of this part hints at no major changes. Support structures for various components such as the dock connector, speakers, power and volume buttons and the rear facing camera are similar to that of the current iPad mini. As per recent rumors, Apple may announce its new tablet next month.


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August 19, 2012
Unless one would want to live exclusively on milk (cow, sheep, or goat), we humans kill what we eat. We pick living things off of plants and trees: green beans, cobs of corn, apples, peaches. We eat the plants themselves: lettuce, cabbage, herbs like parsley and basil. We even eat the seeds themselves, consuming that which could produce more: almonds, peas, wheat, which is crushed and ground to make bread. Our omnivore appetite does not stop there. We haul fish from the sea; we process poultry by the millions; and we slaughter livestock to nourish us and keep us healthy. But we should recognize that to provide for our well-being, we kill and consume what God has placed here for our use. That may seem like a pretty harsh description of how we live, but it is how we relate to food. What was once living sustains our lives.
In this weekend's Gospel Jesus is very direct about what gives us life. He says, "Unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you do not have life within you." Because Jesus sacrificed himself for our sake upon the cross, we humans can admit that we do indeed kill what we eat. Taking our sins upon himself, Jesus died for us, and as uncomfortable as it may be, we cannot avoid that reality. He died an agonizing death upon the cross, so that we might be freed from the power of sin and death. But he did not stay dead. He rose to life.
When we eat his flesh and drink his blood in the Communion that we share, we have life because of him. What looks and tastes like bread and wine is the body and blood of Christ, and we eat and drink to be nourished with his life. In our Communion, we trust in his promise that we will live forever.
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We will be selling gift certificates after all Masses this Sunday, August 19th. A wide variety will be available including Giant Eagle, Community and Whole Foods. Cash or checks (payable to CDTCA) will be accepted. Thank you for your continued support.
Q. Does the church really have all the answers about morality? Is there some place where these things are written down?
A. The short answer is yes and no! Morality judges human activity and behavior as good or not, insofar as it leads us closer to, or further from, Jesus Christ. There is no one book or document that is a simple listing of every known human action as either good or evil. To be certain that an act is moral some judgments require a context to understand the act fully, while others rely on circumstance. Instead of a single book or document, the church outlines a wealth of information in church documents, papal encyclicals, and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, on the many principles of morality that guide our decisions, judgments, and actions.
Principles of morality are based upon the Gospels, the Ten Commandments, and the lived experience and tradition of the church. The purpose of morality is to help us conform ourselves more closely to Christ so that we will be joined to him forever in heaven. If Jesus is "the Way, the Truth, and the Life," then moral decision-making measures how well we apply our faith to our life and our choices.
A preparation session for the parents of children who are scheduled to be baptized in the parish will be held this Monday evening, August 20th, at 7:30 in the parish office. The session will provide parents an opportunity to reflect upon the meaning of the sacrament and to walk through the ceremony itself. If you plan to attend the session and have not already been in communication with Andy Bechman, please contact him (see the staff contact information in this bulletin). Please make arrangements for the baptism itself with the pastor at least six weeks before your desired date. The next baptism preparation session will be on October 1st.
After we watch the Catholicism video on Wednesday mornings, we usually stay to talk about the episode and the topics it raises for us. On August 8th, the topic was prayer. We spent some time talking about our own practice of prayer, and how it has changed over our lives. The video highlighted a strong strain of the Catholic spiritual tradition that holds that we must put aside the things of this world in order to approach God. Is that the way it works for you? Or do you approach God through the "things of this world"?
We know that many people are unable to join our gatherings, but we would like you to be able to join the conversation! For that and other reasons, we have begun experimenting with a parish blog. Its name is "Holy Conversation," and you can find it online at http://stscholastica.blogspot.com/. Check out the entry "Hummingbirds and the Approach to God" and leave a comment if you wish.
If there is something you would like to see posted on the blog, please send it to Andy Bechman at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Our call to stewardship includes all of the ways in which we receive God's gifts with gratitude, cultivate them, and share them with others. Find more news in the online version of Stewardship Corner at our parish website: http://www.saintscholastica.com/. Look for "Stewardship Corner" in the Quick Links.
Help Needed!
· Nancy Heil's work for poor and homeless people urgently requires bath towels. Other needed items include pillows(bed and throw); blankets; men's walking shoes or sneakers in good condition, sizes 10, 10½, 13 and 14; men's belts, sizes 32-36;and men's walking shorts, sizes 32-36. Nancy also requests donations of crackers, McDonald's gift certificates (the $5 booklets of paper certificates, please, not plastic gift cards) and Zone 1 bus passes (available at Giant Eagle). She always requests prayers for the people she and her coworkers serve.
· All items for Nancy may be placed in the bins in the church vestibule. Please do not leave donations in cardboard boxes (they are too bulky); clean plastic garbage bags are fine. Also, please do not leave donations on the porches or steps of Nancy's house or the house next door. Thank you!
· If you live near the church and are willing to be on call to lift and carry donated items for Nancy and Ralph Heil, please send your contact information to Andy Bechman at firstname.lastname@example.com. Thanks!
Focus On . . . the Children's Liturgy of the Word
Leaders of the Children's Liturgy proclaim the Scriptures and explore them with our children in a separate space during the Sunday 9 a.m. Mass from September to June. The goal is not so much to explain the Scriptures to the children as to listen with them for the good news that God is sharing with all of us. It is a great opportunity for creative adults and teens who are comfortable with children and who want to see the Scriptures through new eyes! For more information, please contact Natalie Gillespie at firstname.lastname@example.com.
We welcome as our newest members the two infants we baptized on Sunday, August 12th: Elijah Joseph Pollard, son of Stephen and Rachel, and Samuel Edward Ivory, son of Michael and Margaret.
We commend to the Lord those who have died in August: Thomas Monteverde and Maria Andreaggi. We trust in the Lord's love and fidelity to raise them up . . . and give comfort and Easter Peace to their families.
St. Scholastica Parish would like to thank Pittsburgh Vein Center in Monroeville for their support of the St. Scholastica Bulletin. Please see their ad on the back page.
We are need of Small group leaders for grades 6, 7 and 8 and catechists for Kindergarten on Tuesday and Sunday. We could also use some additional teen assistants. Please give this important ministry prayerful consideration. Contact email@example.com if you are interested.
How do you know "It's not for you" unless you try it? Attend a World Wide Marriage Encounter Weekend while your marriage is still running smoothly. WWME makes good marriages great. Our next weekend is September 21st -23rd 2012 at The Four Points Sheraton Pittsburgh Airport. Call 412-635-7775 for more info or visit our new web-site http://www.yourmarriageisworthit.org/.
Christ the Divine Teacher Catholic Academy presents "Good Things are Happening" featuring live entertainment by Bill Deasy. The Annual Fall Fling Benefit will be held at the Pittsburgh Field Club on Friday, November 9, 2012. Dinner, dancing, silent/live auction. Questions? Please contact Dani Folino 412.287.6197 or Luci Massaro 412.559.0478.
Christ the Divine Teacher Catholic Academy's first day of school is Wednesday, August 22nd. Registration is still open for most grades. CDTCA is looking for additional substitute teachers. Please contact the school 412.781.7927 if interested.
Mark your calendar now for what will be a wonderful fall afternoon. Plan to enjoy good food, gorgeous fashions and fun auctions in the company of good friends at the Aquinas Guild's annual Autumn Song Benefit. The date is Saturday, October 20th. Hope to see you there!
There will be a meeting for Small Group Leaders and Catechists on Tuesday, August 28th at 7:00 pm in the Pastoral Center.
Saturday, September 15th at 5:00 pm is our first Youth Mass of the year. If you would like to sing or play an instrument, contact Jamie Dillon ASAP. We extend a special invitation to our home study Religious Education families and ask that they pick up their materials after mass. We will have an outdoor movie & picnic after mass. All teens and their families are welcome.
Sunday: Prv 9:1-6/Eph 5:15-20/Jn 6:51-58
Monday: Ez 24:15-24/Mt 19:16-22
Tuesday: Ez 28:1-10/Mt 19:23-30
Wednesday: Ez 34:1-11/Mt 20:1-16
Thursday: Ez 36:23-28/Mt 22:1-14
Friday: Rv 21:9b-14/Jn 1:45-51
Saturday: Ez 43:1-7b/Mt 23:1-12
Next Sunday: Jos 24:1-2a, 15-17, 18b/Eph 5:21-32 or 5:2a, 25-32/Jn 6:60-69
The two Sunday Choirs will begin rehearsals the first week of September. We'd love to have new members! Why not consider joining either the 9 a.m. Contemporary Choir or the 11 a.m. SATB (4-Part) Choir? Now is the time to act! Both choirs are open to adults and teens. No audition. Contact Sr. Pat by the end of August at firstname.lastname@example.com or 412-781-0186 (x17).
Religious Education begins Sunday September 16th. Don't forget to register! You may register online on the parish website. We are still in need of adults to assist with teaching or leading. If you can contribute, please contact Jamie Dillon.
Saturday, September 8, 2012 at the Comfort Inn in RIDC Park. Luncheon, door prizes, raffles, Chinese Auction and gamers and card players, if you're so inclined. Requested donation is $25 and doors open at 10:00 am for players and gamers, 11:00 am is general admittance. Lunch served at noon. 26th year benefit being sponsored by Pittsburgh Diocesan Committee of Catholic Daughters of the Americas. Please join us! Reservations by September 2, 2012, contact Lisa 412.824.1032. Donations in kind also being accepted.
Please join us for a study of the Old Testament Books (Joshua, Judges and Ruth) that will run September through May on most Tuesdays from 1-3 pm in the Duch Pastoral Center at St. Scholastica. The first class will be Tuesday, September 18th. Any women (you don't have to be Catholic) is welcomed to join this group. This year will be our sixth year of gathering together to learn about Our Lord and His Church. You will also have a great opportunity for fellowship with other women in our community. The registration fee is $55 which covers all the materials for the 30 week course. That's less than the price of a cup of coffee each week!
For more information on this Catholic based scripture study, you can visit their website catholicscripturestudy.com or contact Mary Wilson at 412.963.1931. To register, send check payable to Mary Wilson at 104 Foxtop Drive, Pittsburgh 15238.
Saturday, Vigil of the Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time, August 18
5:00 pm Ed & Verne Stabile (Kijanka Family)
Presider: Fr. Robert Duch
Sunday, Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time, August 19
7:30 am Celia Mancini (Strahler Family)
Presider: Fr. Robert Duch
9:00 am Paul Bubnash, Father of Cathy & Rick Pieper (David & Cindy)
Presider: Fr. Sean Hogan
11:00 am Parishioners of St. Scholastica
Presider: Fr. Sean Hogan
Monday, St. Bernard, abbot & doctor, August 20
8:30 am Luke Hadley (Cordaro Family)
Tuesday, St. Pius X, pope, August 21
8:30 am Anniv., Robert Conflenti (Evelyn Conflenti)
Wednesday, The Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary, August 22
8:30 am Dan Gallagher (Dan & Eileen Gallagher)
Thursday, weekday, August 23
8:30 am Celia Mancini (Wehrle Family)
Friday, St. Bartholomew, apostle, August 24
8:30 am COMMUNION SERVICE
Saturday, weekday, August 25
9:00 am Marion E. Gimber (Sisters)
Saturday, Vigil of the Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time, August 25
5:00 pm Macino & Driscoll Families
Presider: Fr. Kenneth White
Sunday, Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time, August 26
7:30 am Parishioners of St. Scholastica
Presider: Fr. Sean Hogan
9:00 am Bobbie Marsico (Jennifer Palazzo)
Presider: Fr. Kenneth White
11:00 am John A. Marmarella (Lillian & Children)
Presider: Fr. Kenneth White
St. Pio of Pietrelcina, Blawnox: M, W, F, Sat. 9:00 a.m.; Th, 6:30 p.m.
St. Pio of Pietrelcina, Harmar: T, Th, 8:00 a.m.; W, 6:30 p.m.
St. Joseph, O'Hara: M,T, Th, F, 9:00 a.m.; W, 7:00 p.m.
St. Juan Diego (Madonna) Sharpsburg: M, W, Th, F, 7:30 a.m.; T, 6:30 p.m.
309 Brilliant Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15215
Church Office 412-781-0186; Fax 412-781-4316
World Wide Web: http://www.saintscholastica.com/
Parish Office: Monday-Thursday 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Rev. Kenneth White, M.Th., M.Ed……………....…Ext. 14
Director of Music/Bereavement
Sr. Patricia Baker, C.D.P……………………….…...Ext. 17
Director of Adult Religious Education & R.C.I.A.
Andrew Bechman, M.Ed……………………….…....Ext. 18
Director of Religious Education & Youth Ministry
Jamie Dillon, M.S., M.A., R.R.T…………………....Ext. 20
Program Director for Religious Education
Gina Musser……………………………………...….Ext. 21
Organist/Wedding Contact
Thom Bercik……………………………...………....Ext. 22
Coordinator of the Protection of Children
Mrs. Mary Swindal…………………………...……..Ext. 10
Toll-free Victim's Assistance Hotline 1-888-808-1235
Church Secretary
Pat Wolfson…………………………………...…….Ext. 10
Office Manager/Parish Accountant
Chrissy Morton ……………………………………..Ext. 24
Facilities Manager
Tom Galda
Bulletin Editor
Amy Condosta
Submissions for bulletin items are due by Noon on Mondays
Sr. Dorothy Dolak S.C.N……………………(412)781-7927


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I came to Illinois Tech as an Instructor in January of 1957 having just received my PhD from R. L. Moore. I knew of and had a great deal of respect for Professor Menger and was anxious to meet him. Almost immediately after I arrived in the department I was told that he was quite irritable and that whatever else I did I was not to criticize his book on Calculus.
I did meet Professor Menger very shortly after my arrival and found him outgoing and friendly contrary to what I had been told. We met frequently in his office to discuss mathematics. One day he was talking at his usual breakneck speed and mentioned with his accent what sounded like a "nowerdiferentablfunction." After asking him to repeat it several times I finally understood that he was saying a nowhere differentiable function and I asked him what that meant. He explained and wanted to show me an example. I declined saying I would like to work on the problem. The next day he patiently sat and listened to me give, as best I recall, a horribly complicated example of an arc in the plane and a parameterization of it so that the parameterizing functions were nowhere differentiable. I am sure my explanation took over an hour. After my discourse he asked if he could show me a simple example and he did so in a very few minutes.
We became good friends and he called my apartment frequently to ask questions or discuss mathematics. He raised one question which I settled and he tried to get me to submit it to Fundamentae Mathematicae but I declined saying I thought it was too simple. As summer approached he offered to pay me from a grant he had if I would write up my proof and submit it. I accepted his offer. which allowed me the freedom to do research in the summer. The solution of that problem became my first publication. Recently I came across a copy of that paper and I had considerable difficulty understanding what I had done.
I recall one instance when I was waiting outside a class he was teaching to talk to him. I watched him lecturing at a rapid pace, filling the board over and over again. He continued until the bell rang and then some and no one moved to leave. Finally he left the room and the students followed in pairs or groups talking animatedly about what they had just heard. As a student of R. L. Moore I almost never lecture but this convinced me that Menger got his students just as excited about mathematics by lecturing as Moore did using his methods.
Finally I will say that I was a severe critic of his book. I claimed that what he had done was to introduce notation that allowed students to do the same mindless manipulation they did with the standard notation but be mathematically precise. He claimed it was important that the students be precise in what they did whether they understood it well or not. We spent many pleasant hours arguing these points. I understand better now what he meant.
I treasure my memories of Professor Karl Menger.


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The Kindle DX has an amazingly large 9.7-inch black and white screen, making it the largest Kindle. Amazon has been selling the smaller 6-inch Kindle worldwide since the fall of 2009. This new Kindle DX is to begin shipping on January 19th and it costs just under $500.
Amazon's move to extend it's reach of the Kindle will bring a slew of new customers eager for this new device and the competition in the digital reader world is becoming sizzling hot. More and more e-reader manufacturers are scrambling to introduce larger screened e-readers. Just last week Skiff unveiled their plans for releasing an electronic reader that boasts an 11 ½ inch touchscreen that is flexible and Skiff claims this new e-reader is the highest resolution available anywhere. The Skiff Reader's display consists of a thin and flexible sheet of stainless steel foil that was developed by LG Display. Most digital readers employ rigid screens so this is indeed curious and innovative. Sprint is the sole provider of wireless service for the Skiff. In spite of this announcement, Skiff has not yet, as of this writing, released any details concerning which publishers they will include or when the device will be released to the market, besides saying that it will come out sometime in 2010. Also, there is no mention of price. The mystery deepens.
So for now, Amazon continues to be the king of the jungle in the ever-expanding digital reader world. It is estimated that there were three million Amazon e-readers sold during 2009 in the U.S. and the sales for 2010 is expected to reach 10 million.
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4 Tips To Help You Take Care Of Your Garden Well
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A beautiful garden is something that anyone can be proud of but a lot of effort goes into making sure it happens well so you need to make sure that everything happens well. Whether it be simple things like making sure the plants are watered daily to more complicated things like pruning the trees you need to make sure that everything is done and it's done well. Here are some tips to help you take care of your garden well. Go here https://www.bakertrees.co.nz/ for more information about tree services.
Keep it clean
This is one of the most important things that you need to do and this can have a big impact on the work you do and how your garden ends up looking. When it comes to keeping your garden clean from simple things that get rid of any fallen leaves to getting the services of Auckland stump grinders can all come to play. Cleaning is mostly done for aesthetic reasons so you can usually do based on how things look.
Nutrition is an important part
Plants are living things and they need nutrition. Watering your plants regularly is of utmost importance and this is something you might have to do every day. On top of that fertilizing, your plants can add something extra. When it comes too long-term planning getting a good Auckland mulchcan make sure the soil stays in good shape for longer. Make sure you do your research, learn what the plants want and give it to them.
However, you don't have to worry too much
That being said plants are not little precious snowflakes. They are meant to survive harsh conditions so you can relax and live your life without worrying too much. As long as you don't severely neglect your plants you will always be okay. However, if you don't want to put in a lot of effort making sure you design your garden in a way that it won't need too much attention. For example, if your garden requires hedges to be trimmed to look good you might have to do it.
Have fun
Gardening is something that a lot of people do as a hobby and this is because it can be quite a relaxing thing to do. If you have a garden make the process of looking after it something you enjoy.
When it comes to a garden a little bit of care and love can go a long way. Follow these tips and you will be able to take care of your garden well.


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Why "Darling"?
The name Darling is a combination of "Darwin" and "Linux". Darwin is the core operating system OS X and iOS build on.
Isn't this violating Apple's EULA?
No, no part of this project contains code covered under Apple's EULA. As long as you are not using Darling to run something covered by Apple's EULA, you are not bound by it either.
Does it run GUI applications?
Sorry, not yet, we want to sort out the low-level stuff first. But we're working on this!
Why are you spending time dealing with apps that have better alternatives on Linux?
These applications turned to be good and simple enough for testing. You cannot build a complex project by focusing on something very complicated from the beginning. You have to start small and think big.
When will it run XYZ?
Absolutely no idea, sorry.
Do you support other platforms such as BSD or Windows?
Sorry, no. BSD may very well be possible, but Windows would take a lot of extra effort.
Can Darling run under WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux)?
No, it cannot. Darling requires a real Linux kernel.
Will you support applications for iPhone/iPod/iPad?
The intention is to support the ARM platform on the lowest levels (the dynamic loader an the Objective-C runtime). Rewriting the frameworks used on iOS is a whole different story, though. See iOS Support Information.


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Pink is a pale red color, which takes its name from the flower of the same name.According to surveys in Europe and the United States, pink, especially when combined with white or pale blue, is the color most commonly associated with femininity, sensitivity, tenderness, childhood, and the romantic. However, when combined with violet or black, it is associated with eroticism and seduction.
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