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Somewhere out there on that horizon.
Out beyond the neon lights
I know there must be somethin' better
But there's nowhere else in sight
It's survival in the city
When you live from day to day
City streets don't have much pity
When you're down, that's where you'll stay
In the city, oh, oh. In the city
~ The Eagles ~
Tok – Tok – Tok. Tok – Tok – Tok
"Hi… Is Elvie in?" I opened the door to see who's outside.
"Who you looking for…?"
"Elvie. Is she in?"
"No. She is not. I think she was "bar fined" last night."
The lady paused for a moment… a confused expression painted her face. Then the lady said…
"Aww… OK. I come back later."
"Who was that?" My half-sister asked, with a towel wrapped around her head, and another towel wrapped around her body. She just came out of the shower.
"I don't know. It was a lady. She asked where Ate Elvie is."
"What did you tell her?!"
"I told her – Ate Elvie was "bar fined" last night. That's why she's not here!"
"Aahhh shit! Why did you tell her that?"
"Because that's where Ate Elvie is… right? I heard you talked to Ate Mary, you said 'she was bar fined' last night…"
"Jesus! You're not supposed to tell people that! Her family doesn't know that she works in a bar. They think she works as a teacher!"
"Oww. I hope she doesn't get in trouble. But I didn't know. I didn't know I wasn't supposed to tell anyone about it…"
"I didn't know it was a secret. You didn't tell me it is supposed to be a secret."
What's bad about working in a bar? I wondered… What is a bar? My sister and her friends always talked about bars. They met guys at the bars, and then they go bar hopping. Or they go eat at restaurants. Women find boyfriends there. And then they get married and go to America or Australia. But some women are too picky, so they get old and never marry. And many bear illegitimate children whose fathers they'll never know. Others get left behind by their boyfriends, who after three or four years of living together, the American boyfriend decide to not marry and off they go. Nine out of ten, the girlfriend goes back to the bar, hoping she's not too old to find another boyfriend. And the quest begins all over again.
Angeles City is one of the two sin cities in the Philippines, where Clark Air Force Base was located. The largest American Air Force Base in the Pacific at that time. The other is Olongapo City. With Subic Bay, home to the U.S. Naval Base. Both cities' economies were dependent on the bases. But when the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Naval Bases pulled out in 1991 after the eruption of Mount Pinatubo, both cities suffered tremendously, displacing hundreds and thousands of Filipino workers, both on and off the bases.
Both Angeles City and Olongapo City had a thriving night life. They owe it to the U.S. Servicemen who were stationed there. And the tourists from Australia and Europe. It took at least five years before these cities start to recover. But even if it recovers. It will never be the same. Like how it was when the U.S. Forces were there.
In a way… Angeles City is like Las Vegas. Both are considered sin cities, full of promises for those who wish to improve their fortune and or gamble their lives. While Las Vegas is famous for its gambling, entertainment, and its luxurious hotels which could make anyone dizzy and disoriented when they first step out of McCarran Airport, Angeles City is famous for its night life. The bars and the girls. This city is a haven for foreigners looking for a good time, and maybe lifetime companions.
Ate Elvie is Ilocana. She came from Ilocos – the southern part of Luzon. She has a degree in Elementary education. She has smooth light skin, round face, and short wavy hair. I liked Ate Elvie, especially her rugged and non-pretentious personality. I never find out if she got in trouble with her family about the "bar fined" issue. All I know is, since that morning when that lady was asking about her, they stopped talking around me about anything, especially about the bars and they guys they met over there. And then we moved to another apartment a month later. So I've never seen or heard of Ate Elvie again. Years later, my sister told me that she's in America, married to an American.
At 13, I wish they could take me to the bar. The more they did not want to talk to me about it, the more I wanted to know. I wanted to see what all the excitements were all about. I wanted to see what's in the bar? Why do they seemed animated and exited every time they talk about it? It sounded like a fun place to be. And then I always hear them giggling about the men they met. But I remember Ate Elvie saying… "No – no – no. You're too young. They don't let young girls in the bar." I wish I was grown up like them so they could take me. They seemed to be having so much fun. I want to have fun too. What a silly girl I was.
Two weeks before the school was to begin. Ate Elvie accompanied me and my sister to Angeles University Foundation to help me enroll in first year high school. She said she knew somebody there, which will make my enrollment a lot easier. So we went. I remember getting into a long line, and waited for almost one hour. Ate Elvie spoke to the girl she knew. My sister paid and I was set to go to school in two weeks. Except for the uniforms. I had to order my uniforms – a green and white checkered skirt, and a solid white jacket style top.
I was excited and terrified at the same time. My new school is so big, with too many students. Only in the Philippines where they can get away with it. In the same school and inside the same campus, the building to the north was the elementary school. The high school building was on the east side and five stories high and on the other side, in the west side was the building for college students. Several guards are stationed at the gate to check for school IDs. No IDs no entry.
I memorized my jeep route so I don't get lost. I had to take two different jeepneys to get to school.
This whole thing – being new in a big city, going to a big school, seeing people other than Filipinos, these were all dizzying to me; exciting and scary and the same time. But this was my dream. I wanted to live here. No more planting rice in the mud; no more going to the farm to dig up sweet potatoes and cassavas. No more carrying fire-woods on my head; no more basket full of foodstuff on my back while walking in the rain and muddy foot paths. No more! I got away! Yaaayyy!
My first day of school came. I sat on the front row, close to the window. Our classroom was on the third floor. There were about 30 students in my class. And I was surprise to see that one third of the class were grown women – married and have children. What are they doing here? When I was in fourth grade, the oldest girl in my class was 19 years old. She decided, after having gone to Manila to work as a house-girl, to go back home and finish her elementary education.
Now in my high school class… I found out that the older women in my class, most of them are married to Americans. Amercano as we call them.
Gloria is 37 years old who's married to a Master Sergeant. She has three children. Her oldest child – a daughter is 13, and going to middle school. I didn't know what middle school was back then. Because in the Philippines, we don't have middle school. We have elementary school and high school. No middle school. So while her kids go to DOD (Department of Defense) school at Clark Air Force Base, she was going to first year high school at AUF. And there was Maggie. She was tall. She was from Cebu she said. She looked like she is mestiza – Filipino mixed with Spanish blood. Her features proved it. White skin, pointed nose, large round eyes with brown lashes, brown-reddish, wavy hair. She has two children. Both in elementary school.
And then there was Ate Nelly. She wasn't married but she was living with a steady boyfriend. She told me she's 27 years old. She's about 5 foot 7 inches tall. Skinny with long black hair, down to her butt. And then there was Grace. She's only 16. She's probably about 5 foot 2 with a gap on her upper teeth. One day in class, she whispered to me… "I have a boyfriend. American boyfriend." I know what that means. I don't know how I know. But from then on, when a girl tells me they have an American boyfriend… that means, they are no longer virgins. They are having sex with their American boyfriend. I was only 13 so I never had a boyfriend. And Mirasol. Very pretty girl. She has flawless, white Asian skin, thick long, wavy hair down to her waistline. She seemed always tired and sleepy when she came to school. I found out that she worked as a dancer in one of the bars… Of course she didn't announce it to the class. Grace is friends with her and that's how I found out…
I was keeping tab as to who is who and who is doing what. I have always been a curious little girl. I listen with full intent about people and their lives… I think it's very interesting. So different from mine. That's probably why I like to read biographies and memoirs of people. Interesting famous people and sometimes bad people too.
My stay in Angeles City was short lived. My sister or half sister. I prefer to call her my sister instead of half-sister. To me she's my sister. Though when I call her half-sister that is my urged to get even with her back when I was 13 and living with her. She'd introduced me to her friends as her half – sister. It's true. She's my half – sister. But it bothered me. It hurt me. Why couldn't she just introduce me as her sister? What's the difference? I looked up to her and loved her like she's my full sister. But that was then. This is now. Now in her early fifties, now I am her sister. Yeah. Ah huh. It makes me wonder…
Like I said, my stay in Angeles City was short lived. After two years, I was sent back home, to the province. My sister married an Air Force guy who was stationed in Korea so she had to go with him. I finished high school in the province. And two years later, I was back in the city, Angeles City.
It was in Angeles City that i first tasted pizza. It was a small place off Fields Avenue. That place was always crowded. Everyday. Their pizzas or at least the ones I tasted were cut in squares. I don't even remember what kind of pizza that was. All I remember is – it was good.
This pizza – if you can call it pizza. But i will call it pizza… is quick to make. I made this yesterday for my husband to eat at work. I always try to think of a more convenient way for him to eat out there – when he's working. Something good and less messy. So when i was at the grocery store the other day, i picked up a package of Pita Bread. I didn't know exactly what i was going to do with it, but told myself – "I'll think of something. And the result was amazing.
Pita Pizza Squares
(Serves 2 – 4)
4 Pita Bread – squares
1 TBSP. olive oil for brushing
2 Fresh Italian Sausage (I used Hot)
2 large cloves garlic – peeled and minced
1/2 tsp. fresh rosemary – chopped
8 slices Pepperoni – 2 slices per pita square
6 slices Provolone Cheese – 1½ slices per pita square
¼ medium onion – sliced
12 medium sizes Mezzetta Hot Chili Peppers – sliced (3 peppers for each pita square) – you can use olives if you want
Preheat oven to 375°F.
Heat a small skillet over medium heat. Remove the casing from the Italian sausage. Add the sausage into the heated skillet. Crumble the sausage into bite size pieces. Stirring until cook, about 6 minutes. Add minced garlic and chopped rosemary. Stir another minute. Add the onion slices. Stir and remove the pan from the heat. Divide the sausage mixture into four portions.
Line a Baking sheet with aluminum. Lightly brush with olive oil.
Place 4 pita bread squares in the pan. Lightly brush each bread with olive oil.
Top each pita square with the sausage. One portion for each.
Add slices of hot chili peppers to the sausage toppings.
Tear each pepperoni slices into four pieces and also add to the sausage toppings.
Tear the provolone cheese and add to the toppings.
Bake Pita Pizza Squares in the preheated oven at 375°F for 10 minutes. Remove pizza from the oven.
NOTE: For crunchy pita squares, after 10 minutes in the oven, remove pizza from the baking sheet and slide each Pita Pizza Square on top of the oven rack and bake for another 4 – 5 minutes. Be careful not to burn the cheese.
Tess' Kitchen Secrets:
#1 – Placing the Pita Pizza Squares directly on the oven rack, makes the bottom crust crispy. Which makes it easier to handle. Of course you can serve it unsliced.
#2 – You can use different toppings if you like such as olives, Canadian bacon, Anchovies, etc. Just try not to put too much toppings so you don't weigh down the bread.
#3 – You can serve this as an appetizer or party food. Just slice each square into four little squares.
Enjoy and Happy Cooking!
Tess Harris


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Recent university leavers looking for the latest graduate jobs and courses may be interested to hear the view of one careers expert who claims that, despite the economic downturn, a healthy number of graduate employers are still recruiting.Anne-Marie Martin, director of the Careers Group at London University, said that 2009 graduates may have it worse than previous classes but that there is still plenty to be hopeful, as long as graduates show some flexibility, the Independent reports.She told the paper: "It's true to say that numbers are certainly lower than they were two years ago, but they are certainly more than they were last year."You might have to work in Uxbridge rather than London, for example, unless you're in the top one per cent, but if you're a normal graduate you might have to think more broadly about what you can do."Ms Martin added that all sectors are still recruiting and that reports of 'No Vacancies' signs up across the country are wide of the mark.Search for the latest graduate jobs and courses

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Lawrence J. Ellison, chief executive of the Oracle Corporation and one of the world's wealthiest people, has decided not to donate $115 million to Harvard as he announced he would last year, the company confirmed yesterday.
Harvard had planned to use the donation, which would have been the largest single philanthropic donation the university had ever received, to establish the Ellison Institute for World Health, a research organization devoted to examining the efficiency of global health projects.
Mr. Ellison decided to cancel his plans for the donation after the resignation in February of Lawrence H. Summers, the president of Harvard, amid a storm of controversy.
Mr. Summers's five-year tenure at Harvard was characterized by attempts to change the university's culture and by a personal style that alienated some professors. He also had missteps, like his remarks suggesting that "intrinsic aptitude" could help explain why fewer women than men reached the highest ranks of science and math in universities.
"Larry Summers was the brainchild of this project," Bob Wynne, a spokesman for Oracle, said yesterday. "His departure is what caused Larry Ellison to decide against making the donation."Continue reading the main story
Mr. Wynne said the two men had discussed the donation, but never made a formal agreement.
Sarah J. Friedel, a spokeswoman for Harvard, said that to date the university had not heard from Oracle or Mr. Ellison's office directly regarding reports that he would not be making the donation. She said if the reports were true, the university would be "disappointed with Mr. Ellison's decision to withdraw his commitment."
Mr. Wynne said Mr. Ellison had said he would be making an announcement in the next few weeks of a sizable donation in lieu of the gift to Harvard.
Mr. Ellison's announcement of the donation in June 2005 was greeted with much fanfare because of its size. Earlier this year. Mr. Ellison agreed to pay $100 million to the Ellison Medical Foundation, a separate fund, in an unusual settlement of an insider trading lawsuit.
Mr. Ellison, who founded Oracle in 1977, is widely known as a shrewd businessman who has amassed a personal fortune of roughly $16 billion, placing him fifth on the Forbes list of the nation's 400 wealthiest people.
Mr. Ellison's decision comes just days after Warren E. Buffett, the world's second-wealthiest individual, pledged $31 billion to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.Continue reading the main story


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This letter comes from a group of young African women and reflects their HIV prevention research priorities. It was submitted to the National Institutes of Health's (NIH) Division of AIDS (DAIDS) during the open-comment period concerning the structure and agenda for its next funding cycle (2021-2027).
The newly released movie focuses on five women living with HIV and their journeys in accessing treatment, legal aid, finding services, receiving legal aid and providing care.
This World AIDS Day, Executive Director Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka calls for a commitment to prioritize and reach all the women and girls being left behind in the HIV response.
This World AIDS Day, Executive Director of UNAIDS Michel Sidibé highlights the importance of the right to health and the challenges that people living with and affected by HIV face in fulfilling that right.
In this statement, the International Partnership for Microbicides calls for an expansion for women's HIV prevention options so they can stay healthy and thrive.
The International Community of Women Living with HIV (ICW) asks policy makers to support interventions that promote access to the right to health for all women and girls, especially those living with HIV.
At the ICW Latina forum in Costa RIca, Luiz Lourez, Deputy Executive Director of UNAIDS, addressed the linkages between gender-based violence, discrimination and increased HIV infection among young women in Latin America.
In South Africa, adolescent girls and young women are becoming infected with HIV at 8 times the rate of their male peers. The opening of Adolescent and Youth Friendly Services aims to promote a welcoming environment for youth in the community to access health services.
In Papa New Guinea, the risk of acquiring HIV is up to 7 times higher in women with violent or controlling intimate partners. Gender-based violence affects the ability of women and girls to protect themselves from HIV infection, prevent unintended pregnancies or access HIV prevention services.
The Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network will launch Aboriginal AIDS Awareness Week the first week of December. During this week, they will raise awareness on HIV prevention and key affected populations in Canada, including indigenous women and young people living with HIV.
Civil society organisations working on HIV and human rights in Africa recently condemned the enactment of repressive laws which often include provisions that criminalise HIV transmission, non-disclosure and exposure. In many contexts, these laws have a disproportionately punitive effect on women.
A conference at the Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta, Georgia takes a women-centred approach towards HIV and reproductive health, specifically addressing the stagnant rates of HIV infection in African American women.
Recent data shows that young women, ages 15-24 years are twice as likely to become infected with HIV than men of the same age. Women continue to be left behind in the progress against HIV. Investing in prevention technologies designed for women and girls would prioritize their needs and address many inequalities they face in the flight against HIV/AIDS.
The Eastern Cape Province of South Africa is hosting a two-day HIV Prevention Programme for Young Adolescent Girls and Women. This meeting will allow young women and girls to spotlight issues that contribute to HIV infections and teenage pregnancy in the province.
The Philippines' Commission on Population (POPCOM) is reaching more young people in their campaign to address teenage pregnancy and HIV through short films to be shared with policy makers, civil society organizations, community members and schools.
A meeting with UNAIDS and women living with HIV in Abuja, Nigeria addressed the need to have coordinated and concerted efforts to scale up interventions for women living with HIV in the sub-region.
On the Day of Action to End Violence Against Women Living with HIV, the Positive Women's Network (USA) highlighted the intersections between economic security, health and violence against women living with HIV.
The Positive Women's Network - USA is using multimedia technology to support recently diagnosed or isolated women living with HIV as they seek answers through their new project, #PWNCares. In a series of short videos, women with HIV, including women of trans experience, will share their experiences, wisdom they have learned through years of living with the virus and encouragement for women who are struggling with their diagnosis.
HIV is the leading cause of death among girls, aged 15-19, in South Africa with 2,300 girls infected every week. Adolescent girls and young women face a toxic brew of inequality, unemployment and aggressive hyper-masculinity that creates massive levels of violence against women and increases their vulnerability to HIV infection.
Leading HIV and AIDS researchers, Professors Salim and Quarraisha Abdool Karim, have been named the recipients of the esteemed Institute for Human Virology (IHV) Lifetime Achievement Award. They are renowned for their scientific contributions in HIV prevention and treatment, focused on trying to prevent HIV in women in Africa.


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Bad Query DayHelena on September 22, 2014 in Misc 8 Comments »
Well, that was embarrassing.
I pay my bills. I pay all of them on time or early. Really I do. But my pal Alfonso who maintains the tech part of my blog was out of town and didn't see the notice that the payment for keeping my blog up was due and you saw the result. But he's back home now and I'm back.
So now I can go ahead and tell you that last week was pretty rotten for me because…
That agent turned down my book.
What a blow. And after several months of waiting and that mix-up. I mean, she read Charity MacCay and so did a second reader at her agency. And then in a sweet email she praised my book and especially the lead character—and I mean she gushed about Charity's story. But in the end she felt sure that I would find another agent who could better represent it.
Crap. Crap crap crap.
I mean, I do realize that my novel blurs a couple genre borders, which can make some people in the business nervous. And I don't think that particular agent deals with humorous books or knows editors who do. Charity is definitely a funny, irreverent book about America circa the Gilded Age.
Sigh. And crap.
But on the bright side, for once I didn't wallow in self-pity or grief. Instead I turned off my emotions and got business-like and spent my lunch hour sending out four more queries.
And that's when an agent emailed me back and asked to see my complete manuscript for Charity!
That was the fastest request from an agent ever for me, and oh, how it made me feel better! Then in the next couple days I got out still a couple more queries. And this week I'll get out more.
I hope all of you had a better week than I did, complete with books sales and agents and editors clamoring for your stories. Got some good personal news for me? I'd love to hear it.


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webOS Developer Center update offers customer reviews and shorter promo codes
Hosanna! Updates to the HP webOS Developer Center! As we begged and pleaded in one of our earlier webOS Wish List entries, there's a great need for shorter, more consumer-friendly promo codes. The kind you can easily re-type, you know, maybe 15 characters tops instead of something that rivals Microsoft's validation codes for having an excessive number of characters.
As we noted then, the current system of 32 alpha-numeric digits allows for 1.9 quattuordecillion (that's 1.9 billion trillion trillion trillion) possible codes. No matter how successful webOS possibly is in the future, it'll never got through that many promo codes. Developers now have the option of generating "printable" codes that are fifteen characters long instead. The codes are also a much much much easier to process five letters, five numbers, and five letters. That's still 20.6 quintillion possible combinations, so the chances of somebody successfully guessing a functional code are still more than remote.
There's been another update that's far more important for most developers: they can now read reviews left in the App Catalog by users from the developer portal website. The reviews expose not just the name, date, rating, and text of the review (like the App Catalog itself does), but also allow for on-the-fly translation and show the developer what version of the app that user had installed. This makes it easier to track down bugs based on the version (or see if somebody is just using an outdated version of the app and has been ignoring update prompts on their phone). The developer center reviews still don't make it possible for the developer to contact the user to address any issues they might have (be it PIBKAC errors or a legitimate problem with the app), but being able to review the reviews from someplace other than the App Catalog. It's a step forward, and hopefully the first of many.
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We hope to see you at some, or all, of our ongoing events.
Note: If you would like to suggest events for Silver Ponds, please come to a Social Committee meeting and let's talk about it.
For those of you who would like to suggest events for our youth, please join us to help develop programs for them?
Let's enjoy our great Clubhouse and our neighbors here in the Silver Ponds community!
Monday: Mah Jongg 12:30pm Call Connie at 878-3063 for more information.
Tuesday: Dominoes 12:30pm (Last Tuesday of the month 1:30pm) Contact Mary at 909-4216, for more information
Tuesday: Poker 7:00pm
Wednesday: Bridge 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm.
Friday: Open Game Night 7:00pm
The Social Committee meets the 2nd Monday of each month, excluding January and February, at 7:00pm at the Clubhouse. Come, join us!
Book Discussion Group: The Group meets at 7:00pm on the 2nd Wednesday of each month. Please feel encouraged to join in, whether on a regular basis, or for a particular book!
Our book club selections are as follows:
September: The Rosie Project, Graeme Simsion
October: Candide, by Voltaire
November: Go Set a Watchman, by Harper Lee
December: We will watch the film, "To Kill a Mockingbird", and compare/contrast it with Go Set a Watchman
Please contact Bev at 874-2121 for more information...
Happy Hour: Third Thursday of each month at 7:00pm
Craft & Chat: We've changed our name! Stitch & B*tch is now Craft & Chat. Do you paint? Quilt? .
Knit? Crochet? Sew? Or Chat? Join us the 4th Friday of the month at 2pm, in the clubhouse. Bring your own project. We bring the coffee. Contact Sharon at 878-2378 for more information.
The Silver Belles Chapter of the Red Hat Society: Meets the last Tuesday of each month at 11:30am, unless they are out on an outing.
Casual Red Hat Society of Manorville: Outings are usually held the second Tuesday of each month. If interested please call Judy Jackson @ 874-9334.
HOA Board Meeting is held in the clubhouse on the third Wednesday of the month at 7:30pm. Please call in advance if you wish to address the board.


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PITTSBURGH (AP) — Fan cheered when Mark Melancon came on to start the bottom of the ninth inning to try to protect a one-run lead for the Washington Nationals. The cheers got louder when the Pittsburgh Pirates' former closer blew his first save with his new team.
Rookie Jacob Stallings' pinch-hit single in the 11th lifted the Pirates over Washington 6-5 on Friday night, preventing the Nationals from clinching a postseason berth.
Sean Rodriguez's two-out RBI double in the ninth tied the score 5-5. Melancon blew a save for the first time in 13 chances since he was acquired from Pittsburgh on July 30 in a trade for left-handed reliever Felipe Rivero and a minor leaguer.
A brief video tribute was played on the scoreboard when Melancon entered the game.
"I didn't know they were going to put a montage up there," said Melancon, an All-Star in three of his four seasons with the Pirates. "It was classy. It was very cool to get a standing ovation. ... I wanted to tip my cap but I didn't because I didn't want to mess up my mojo. I should have tipped my cap."
Pittsburgh loaded the bases with one out in the 11tth against Yusmiero Petit (3-5) when Francisco Cervelli doubled, Andrew McCutchen was intentionally walked and Pedro Florimon walked. Rodriguez struck out and Stallings, a son of University of Pittsburgh men's basketball coach Kevin Stallings, grounded a 3-2 pitch into left field.
Pittsburgh's seventh win in nine games kept it on the fringe of the NL wild-card race.
Washington lost for the fifth time in six games. The Nationals have magic numbers of one for a playoff berth and two for an NL East title.
Despite the expanded September rosters, Stallings was the last player left on the Pirates' bench.
"I kind of did the math in my head," Stallings said. "Bases loaded, two outs was the only way I was going to come up that inning. (Bench coach Dave) Jauss came up and told me to be ready. I went down and hit on the tee before that inning. I knew I was the last guy, so I figured just in case."
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Adam Frazier had a sacrifice fly in the bottom of half.
Wade LeBlanc (4-0) pitched one scoreless inning.
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Nationals: 2B Daniel Murphy did not start for a fifth game in a row after an MRI revealed a strained glute muscle. He will sit out the three-game series be reevaluated.
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Nationals: RHP Joe Ross (7-5, 3.48 ERA) will start Saturday night, his second outing since missing 2½ months with shoulder inflammation. He pitched three innings and gave up one run last Sunday against Atlanta in a no-decision.
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Improvements at the Wellness Gym
Earlier this year, Causeway received a grant from the Ottawa Community Foundation to improve our Wellness Program. This program offers clients a free and comfortable environment to work on their fitness goals, and learn about the importance of exercise and nutrition – all while looking for employment. Every day, we see the benefits of the […]
Project Clear Skies Update
Last week, we received two new addition to the Causeway building – our new heating, ventilation and air-condition (HVAC) units! This wouldn't have been possible without the Ottawa International Airport Authority – YOW's Project Clear Skies for awarding us with the necessary funds to purchase and install one of the HVAC units. Thank you for […]
A Social Enterprise Road Trip
Over the last 6 months, I have had the pleasure of getting to know Causeway as the new Executive Director. Causeway is a diverse agency that has been serving the community for over 40 years and I am humbled to be a part of the team that continues to make a difference in the lives […]
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month National Disability Employment Awareness Month aims to increase public awareness of the positive impact that people with disabilities have when they are included in the workforce. In Canada, 22% of people have at least one disability. To put that into perspective, that is over 6.2 million people. […]
Meet Josh
Less than a year ago, Josh struggled to find work. He wanted a job where he could work with others and advance his skill set with an employer who could support his needs as an individual on the autism spectrum. "I was just looking for full-time work — something I would be capable of doing. […]
A big THANK YOU to the Ottawa International Airport Authority!
Causeway is extremely grateful to have received a grant from The Ottawa International Airport Authority. Their charitable giving program, Project Clear Skies, helps registered charities in the Ottawa-Gatineau area with capital projects. This year, we will be applying their grant to the purchase and installation of a new heating, ventilation and air-condition (HVAC) unit. HVAC […]
Introducing Richard Plummer: Causeway's New Executive Director
As the new Executive Director of Causeway, I would like to take this moment to thank the Boards, staff and clients for a warm and supportive welcoming over the past few weeks. I have only just begun my journey here, but it has already been a tremendous experience knowing that I am leading an organization […]
Meet Our Warriors!
For the past year, our Wellness Warriors have been training very hard for the Ottawa Race Weekend's 5 km run. With May 25th just around the corner, we thought this would be a great time to start introducing our extraordinary Warriors. Check back regularly for new profiles of our WELLNESS WARRIORS! Interested in sponsoring one […]
Join Team Causeway at Race Weekend!
Causeway's Wellness Warriors have been training very hard and counting down the days for this year's Ottawa Race Weekend… and now it's just around the corner! On Saturday, May 25th, our Warriors will be running in the 5 km run; this is a fantastic opportunity for them to show off the skills they've gained over […]
Thank you, Don!
Donate in honour of Don Sign Don's Retirement Guestbook Causeway is incredibly grateful for Don Palmer's work for over the past two decades. He has been a hardworking and dedicated Executive Director, who has been a part of many innovative changes over his time here, such as starting our Wellness Program and our social enterprises. […]
Pierce Finds Success at The Third
When you first meet Pierce James, you are immediately drawn in by his infectiously funny and quirky personality. When he speaks, he will almost certainly make you laugh because of the way he expresses himself; no-filter and brutally honest. Whether it's in the classroom or at work, he'll never hesitate to ask questions because of […]
Causeway's Holiday Card Campaign
It's that time of year again! As soon as Halloween is over, all the decorations are taken down and the Christmas decorations are put up – and you'll be constantly reminded that the holiday season is just around the corner. …And we're no exception! Causeway Foundation's signature fundraiser is the annual Holiday Card Campaign, where […]
Support Causeway at Bon Appetit 2018!
We are pleased to announce that Causeway has been selected as a beneficiary of Bon Appetit Ottawa 2018. Bon Appetit has been supporting Causeway's Wellness program for 9 years, and we are excited to partner with them again this year! Bon Appetit brings together over 70 of the region's best […]
Join Team Causeway at Ottawa Race Weekend 2018!
Join our Wellness Warriors as they tackle the 5K run in Canada's largest running event! Team Causeway will be running on Saturday, May 26th, 2018 at 4:00 p.m. starting at Ottawa City Hall and running by some of Ottawa's biggest historic landmarks. To register with Causeway, head to http://www.runottawa.ca/torw/charities/scc-charities and select Causeway from the list of […]
Humans of Causeway
Over the summer, we began a project inspired by the popular photography project, Humans of New York, called Humans of Causeway. As we moved into our 40th year of operation, we wanted to share the spotlight with some of the clients who come in through our doors every day and recognize their contributions to the […]
Causeway's Wellness Warriors Run the Hintonburg 5K
On Sunday, July 9th, 2017, six Wellness Warriors took part in the 11th annual Cyclelogik Hintonburg Centennial 5K. The Wellness Warriors are Causeway clients who seek to improve their physical and mental health to join or return to the competitive job field. Known as one of Ottawa's fastest and funkiest road races, the race is a […]
May Court Club gives Causeway Work Centre clients a ticket to independence
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Dream Jobs: Kelly's Story
Kelly always wanted to work as a prep chef in a restaurant – it's her dream job. For many of us, dream jobs may seem impossible to get, especially if you have a disability. Through the support offered by Causeway, and her hard work and determination, Kelly is one step closer to her dream with […]
Join Team Causeway!
The Crackup Snowmania Challenge is coming up! This is your chance to support Causeway while breaking a world record–this year, the goal is to build 3000 snowmen in an hour. Where: TD Place Stadium, 1015 Bank Street When: Saturday, February 11, 2017, 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Building starts promptly at 12. What to bring: materials to […]
Accessible Media Inc. Video on Causeway's Entrepreneurial Opportunity – CEO
AMI, Accessible Media Inc. has recently released a short video about Causeway's Entrepreneurial Opportunity – CEO. A few of our current clients in the CEO program talk about some of their experiences in the program. Please click HERE to watch the full video.
The launch of the Causeway Community Finance Fund – Nov. 4th
On November 4th, members of the community, staff, and city officials came together to celebrate the launch of the Causeway Community Finance Fund – a pilot program designed to help people break free of the burdensome cycle of payday lending. As everyone filtered into Causeway's cafeteria, they were greeted with delicious snacks and coffee prepared […]
The Causeway Community Finance Fund on CBC Radio
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Autumn Renewal Gala
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Krackers Katering – Theresa's Story
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Join us at the Hintonburg 5k!
Causeway's Wellness Warriors are running in the Hintonburg 5k Race, and we are excited to cheer them on! The Wellness Warriors have been training hard and are looking forward to taking part in the 5k to demonstrate the culmination of their efforts. The Hintonburg 5k race passes directly by the Causeway Work Centre building. Come visit […]
Causeway Foundation Annual Report 2015-2016
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CEO Client Travis Iverson Wins Accessibility Award
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Causeway Foundation gives $58,964 in support of Causeway Work Centre programs
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Mississippi Mills Vintage Bicycle Show
Mississippi Mills Vintage Bicycle Show: Saturday, June 25, Almonte Community Centre, 182 Bridge St., Almonte, Ontario. Mississippi Mills Community Bicycle Movement will partner with Causeway's two cycling social enterprises, Cycle Salvation and Right Bike, to present the 1st Mississippi Mills Vintage Bicycle Show, an exhibition featuring replica bikes from the Canadian Museum of Science and […]
Bon Appetit Ottawa tickets are on sale!
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New Graduates of Ottawa Bicycle Academy
In Causeway's main hall, filled with cheerful banjo music and supportive guests, twelve young people held wrenches festooned with purple ribbons. Graduates of Right Bike's Ottawa Bicycle Academy, the wrench holders were celebrating the end of four months of training and work experience. One young man, Nick, tried to explain what the course has meant […]
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United Way Campaign Co-Chairs Visit Causeway for a "Seeing is Believing Tour"
This month the United Way Annual Fundraising Campaign Co-Chairs, Danya Vered and Charles Bordeleau visited Causeway on a special "Seeing is Believing" tour. "Seeing is Believing" tours are designed to allow United Way employees, corporate donors and fundraising volunteers to see up-close how partner agencies use their funding to create long-lasting social change. The tour […]
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(Above: Rebecca and her Peer Employment Mentor, Lourdes Rojas) Rebecca struggles with anxiety but she wasn't going to let it hold her back and prevent her from finding a job. Instead, she joined Causeway's Peer Employment Mentorship program to get the additional support she needed to find fulfilling work while accessing the Ontario Disability Support […]
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(Above: Bike Academy student Carolyn MacDonald) The second year of the Ottawa Bicycle Academy course at Right Bike is now in its eighth week. The fifteen-week program offers training in bike mechanics and assembly to youth who are working to overcome barriers to employment and start new careers in sports retail. So far the course […]
Karine's New Job
Ever since Karine began to serve hot meals and baked goods at the Parkdale Food Centre she has felt like she is part of something meaningful. Karine says it's very important to her to have a place to go that helps her to build employment skills for the future. She also says her role at […]
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Cycle Salvation Donations
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Join Team Causeway for Cracking-up the Capital's attempt to beat the Guinness World Record for most snowmen built in one hour! Last year we built more than 1,500 snowmen, and this year we're going to bust that number and try to build 3,000 snowmen! It's all happening on Sunday January 31st at 10:00am on the field […]
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Giving Tuesday is here!
Giving Tuesday is here at last and Causeway needs your help! Today, our goal is to raise 25 matched donations of $25, or $1250. The money will go to support clients like Erin, Alex, and Phil. Check out this video to hear them speak about what Causeway means to them. Video produced by students of […]
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Did you know Good Nature Groundskeeping is up for Employer of the Year at the Celebration of People Awards? The award ceremony is put on by Citizen Advocacy, an organization which works to support the rights and interests of people with various forms of disability. The event takes place each year on December 3, […]
Cycle Salvation and Habitat for Humanity: Newsletter Nov, 2015
If you visit Cycle Salvation and find Operations Manager Paul Wylie is out – chances are he will be back soon driving a pick-up truck stacked with used bikes of various makes and models from Habitat for Humanity. While Cycle Salvation often receives merchandise from condo and storage spaces, it's Habitat who donates by far the most bikes. […]
Solutions for Youth Grad: Newsletter Nov, 2015
On October 30th the graduating class of Solutions for Youth convened for an informal commencement ceremony and pizza party. Solutions for Youth is a pre-employment skills and training program for young people, aged 16 – 29, who face barriers to finding work. This sixteen week pre-employment program includes four weeks of classes and a twelve-week […]
Professor Doug Pawson
This fall Social Business Director Doug Pawson, currently celebrating his eighth year at Causeway, is teaching a course on Economic Geography at Cape Breton University. It turns out Doug is a real jet-setter. The job has involved four flights out to his alma-mater to give lectures as well as regular communication with his students via […]
Kathleen Kemp: Newsletter Nov, 2015
Just this past October, Causeway board member Kathleen Kemp was in Johannesburg to compete in an international "World Cup" for social enterprise. Kathleen Kemp is the co- founder of CigBins, a company that proudly employs Causeway clients. CigBins was chosen as the flagship project for the University of Ottawa's Enactus team. Enactus brings together […]
Needle Hunters Make the Streets of Ottawa Safer for All: Newsletter Nov, 2015
Above: Needle Hunter Theresa, photo by Nicholas Galipeau. For the full video produced by Nicholas Galipeau about the Needle Hunters click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcICu7_9kE8 You may have seen them: dressed in brightly coloured vests, holding long-stemmed tongs, feet and hands protected by work boots and gloves. They walk at a quick pace, their eyes dart expertly […]
Thanks to you, Unmasking Mental Illness was a huge success!
The Unmasking Mental Illness fundraiser was a great success–we owe a huge thank you to all who came to the Orange Art Gallery on October 27th to attend! We had a great time recognizing clients, employers, and volunteers, eating delicious food, and mingling. Congratulations to all the award winners! Thanks to your generous donations, we […]
Causeway "Unmasks Mental Illness" to Raise Funds for Employment Programs
Ottawa, ON, October 16, 2015 – The granola recipe is written in coloured chalk on the wall of the Parkdale Food Centre, but Adrianna Sorgo barely gives it a second glance; she knows it by heart. Granola is a favourite food staple among the "neighbours," those who use the Centre's services. Sorgo is almost at […]
Unmasking Mental Illness
Join us for a night of fun, hosted by CBC's Rita Celli, at the Orange Art Gallery (290 City Centre Avenue, Ottawa, ON K1R 7R7, Canada) on October 27th. We'll be launching our 15th annual Holiday Card Campaign, recognizing valued clients, employers, and volunteers, bidding on silent auction items, and enjoying refreshments from Krackers Katering and SuzyQ […]
Causeway Foundation Annual Report 2014-2015
Check out Causeway Foundation's 2014-2015 Annual Report to see what we've been up to in the last year!
Tastes of Wellington West 2015
Causeway staff took part in Tastes of Wellington West this Saturday, offering $10 bike tune ups from Right Bike and Cycle Salvation and free dessert samples from Krackers Katering. Tastes of Wellington West is a one-day event designed to show off the vibrancy of Hintonburg and Wellington Village. Highlights this year included studio tours, sidewalk […]
Causeway and a Conversation with a Rattlesnake
In front of an large audience this Saturday, NHL Hockey legend Theo Fleury and his 'therapeutic friend', highly sought-after speaker and therapist Kim Barthel, shared intimate details and insight into trauma and abuse in a positive and honest reflection, with proceeds from the event going to Causeway. An event attended by mental health professionals, recovering […]
Run/Walk for Mental Health 2015
This year's Run/Walk for Mental Health at Britannia Beach was a huge success! The weather was kind to us all day, and so were all of the runners who drank our coffee in the morning and bid on our silent auction items in the afternoon. We raised over $3,500 and spread the word about Causeway to […]
The man behind the Wellness Warriors
"As much as I teach other people, I'm learning from people all the time here, because I see their struggles and it makes me feel like my struggles mean nothing." These humble words come from Christopher Kelly, Causeway's very own "Renaissance man" of fitness. As head of the Wellness Program at Causeway Work Centre, […]
Bon Appetit 2015
Causeway has again been selected as a beneficiary of the fabulous (and delicious!) Bon Appetit Ottawa fundraiser! This year, we will direct the Bon Appetit funds to support the Community Kitchen run by Krackers Katering, one of Causeway Work Centre's social entreprises. Good Food & a Good Deed: Tickets on Sale Now! On Tuesday, May […]
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Greeting Card Campaign – CBC Interview
November 14, 2014 – Don Palmer, Executive Director of Causeway Work Centre and Mike Collins, client-employee of Kracker's Katering, sat down with CBC'c Lucy van Oldenbarneveld to discuss the Holiday Card Campaign.
Recap of Unveiling the Mask of Mental Illness Fundraiser!
You can relive the evening's excitement, or, if you couldn't make it, live vicariously through these pictures and tweets that document the fun! [View the story "Unveiling the Mask of Mental Illness Fundraiser" on Storify]
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Causeway Foundation Annual Report 2013-2014
Causeway Foundation invites you to share in our successes of the past year and join us as we turn our attention toward the future. To view our annual report, please click here.
Hats for Healthy Heads
1 Woman, 2 Knitting Needles, $2,480 towards Programs for People with Mental Illness On July 1st, Olympic medalist Clara Hughes pedalled the last kilometre of Clara's Big Ride, her cross-Canada tour that brought the conversation about mental health to countless communities. Meanwhile, engineer and all-around do-gooder, Jen Ajersch, searched for a way to keep Clara's […]
All-Occasion Greeting Cards Available Now!
Bhat Boy's back (all right!). Causeway is proud to present two new all-occasion greeting cards featuring images generously donated by local artist and Causeway favourite, Bhat Boy. These new cards are the perfect pair for all occasions: birthdays, anniversaries, graduations, thank-you notes, and more! TULIP PILGRIMAGE The larger-than-life radiance of Ottawa's tulips spring up amidst […]
Bon Appetit 2014
Causeway will once again be a beneficiary of the fabulous Bon Appetit Ottawa fundraiser! This year, we will direct the Bon Appetit funds to support the Community Kitchen run by Krackers Katering, one of Causeway Work Centre's social entreprises. Each Friday afternoon for four weeks, Mike Collins, a Causeway client and employee of Krackers Katering, […]
Holiday Card Campaign 2013
This year's Causeway Foundation Holiday Card Campaign got off to a great start with a launch party at the Orange Art Gallery. Campaign Patron Lucy Van Oldenbarneveld brought her usual enthusiasm and energy to the evening. In addition to hearing speakers from Causeway's social businesses, guests enjoyed bidding on a variety of donated gifts and […]
Launch of Rise Ottawa to support entrepreneurs with mental health or addiction challenges.
Since 2009, Rise Asset Development, with the support of the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management and the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), has provided microfinancing and mentorship to entrepreneurs with a history of mental health or addiction challenges in the Greater Toronto Area. On March 21, Rise celebrated its expansion into […]


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Robert David Hall, CSI, has new CD of his songs and music
. At least, that's how I'm going to categorize his CD in my Disability: Songs, Singers, & Songwriters database. The songs are mellow and country-tinged. And, the production is top rate. I hear many disability-related images listening to the samples on his website, although none are explicit, e.g. Ian Dury's "Spasticus Autisticus," but then few are. I've ordered an old school physical CD and will post more later after giving it a listen.Most of us know Robert David Hall as the crutch-using coroner on CSI. He's now joined the rare ranks of disabled singers and songwriters who write and record music about disability,


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Disputable matters are differences of opinion over what is acceptable to God and not acceptable to God. These are really gray areas that we are tempted to use as a club of conviction on another believer in Christ. The purpose of disputable matters is not to get us worked up over another's perceived "sin." So relax. The purpose of disputable matters is to trust God with His judgment over the issue and to accept the person with whom there are conflicting standards.
Satan would rather us "major on the minors" and miss the significance of people dying without Christ in their hearts and food in their stomachs. The enemy's goal is to suck us into the sideways energy of debating issues that pale in importance over exercising patience, joy and generosity. In the big scheme of things, what is really important to God? That's where He invites us to put our focus and passion.
You may be a better debater and a more mature Christian. You can quote Scripture with the best of them and make a very compelling argument for your point. But, if you alienate and crush your weaker brother (not your opponent), what has really been gained? Do not use your liberty as leverage to look down on another. Nor are you allowed to use your legalistic standards to hold others hostage on behalf of your behavior.
We are all on a pilgrimage of understanding and maturity. Rather, accept one another and trust God with any judgment that may need to occur. To usurp His authority is to play God. This is not a fun game to play, and someone eventually gets hurt. The mature one in the faith knows better. The initiative to reach out and accept starts with the mature. Ask God for wisdom and grace to coach another when asked, and to mentor by your life's example.
Your life lived in the power of the Holy Spirit is the best teacher and exhibit of Jesus. When disputable matters arise, keep the focus on Christ. What would Jesus do? How would Jesus act? You can't improve on Jesus. He hung out with sinners. He turned water into wine. He accepted and forgave prostitutes, adulterers and dishonest businessmen. He abhorred religious pride and hypocrisy. Those with teachable hearts He loaded down with truth. To those with un-teachable hearts He told stories.
Therefore, for Jesus' sake, replace a condescending attitude toward the weak in faith with one of compassion. Be challenged and convicted by their zeal to obey God. On the contrary, you may struggle with seeing others taking too much license with the grace of God. Do not let your disagreement with their behavior keep you from learning from them. Ask God to grow you and change you in areas where you may be too inflexible or unrealistic. It is OK, even preferred, for you to fear God and love God at the same time.
Moreover, disputable matters need not drive us apart, but they can bring us together. If we were both the same, then one of us would be unnecessary. Allow Christ to keep your motive clean. Do all things for the benefit of another, placing their well-being before yours. You can be right in the letter of the law and lose the spirit of your influence. Or, you can accept, not judge, and not only keep a friend but extend your influence. Let your gracious attitude override the temptation to drive home a point. The Holy Spirit will work way beyond your capabilities. Disputable matters can become a catalyst for Christ-likeness with all of us!
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Lord of Galloway, Constable of Scotland
Alan of Galloway (born before 1199, died 1234), also known as Alan fitz Roland, was a leading thirteenth-century Scottish magnate. As the hereditary Lord of Galloway and Constable of Scotland, he was one of the most influential men in the Kingdom of Scotland and Irish Sea zone.
Alan first appears in courtly circles in about 1200, about the time he inherited his father's possessions and offices. After he secured his mother's inheritance almost almost two decades later, Alan became one of the most powerful magnates in the Scottish realm. Alan also held lands in the Kingdom of England, and was one of John, King of England's advisors concerning Magna Carta. Alan later played a considerable part in Alexander II, King of Scotland's northern English ambitions during the violent aftermath of John's repudiation of Magna Carta. Alan participated in the English colonisation of Ulster, receiving a massive grant in the region from the English king, and simultaneously aided the Scottish crown against rebel claimants in the western and northern peripheries of the Scottish realm. Alan entered into a vicious inter-dynastic struggle for control of the Kingdom of the Isles, supporting one of his kinsman against another. Alan's involvement in the Isles, a region under nominal Norwegian authority, provoked a massive military response by Hákon Hákonarson, King of Norway, causing a severe crisis for the Scottish crown.
As ruler of the semi-autonomous Lordship of Galloway, Alan was courted by the Scottish and English kings for his remarkable military might, and was noted in Norse saga-accounts as one of the greatest warriors of his time. Like other members of his family, he was a generous religious patron. Alan died in February 1234. Although under the traditional Celtic custom of Galloway, Alan's illegitimate son could have succeeded to the Lordship of Galloway, under the feudal custom of the Scottish realm, Alan's nearest heirs were his surviving daughters. Using Alan's death as an opportunity to further integrate Galloway within his realm, Alexander forced the partition of the lordship amongst Alan's daughters. Alan was the last legitimate ruler of Galloway, descending from the native dynasty of Fergus, Lord of Galloway (wikipedia)


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Michael Edward Smith, a well-dressed young man wearing sunglasses and surgical gloves, sits in a parked car across from the Sherith Israel Congregation synagogue in Nashville, Tennessee. Smith has an AR-15 assault rifle, and plans on shooting someone either entering or exiting the building. A passing motorist sees Smith and his rifle and calls the police. When police confront Smith outside his apartment, he refuses to surrender, and manages to break away to his car, where he proceeds to flee down Interstate 65 while holding a gun to his own head. The chase ends in a parking lot outside a pharmacy, where the police find the AR-15, a handgun, ammunition, and surgical gloves in Smith's car. After learning of the incident, Deborah Lauter of the Anti-Defamation League tells reporters: "The sight of a man pointing an assault rifle at a synagogue is chilling. We are thankful to the person who reported the incident and to law enforcement for their swift actions in apprehending the suspect." Smith, a member of the violent, neo-Nazi National Alliance (see 1970-1974), has been influenced by two books, both published by Alliance founder William Pierce: The Turner Diaries, which tells of a genocidal race war in a near-future America (see 1978), and Hunter, a novel depicting a lone assassin gunning down Jews and African-Americans (see 1988). Three days later, he is charged with multiple felonies after divulging his ties to the National Alliance and the existence of a small arsenal in his apartment, in a storage facility, and buried on his parents' land in the country. Authorities find, among other items: an anti-tank rocket; eight firearms, including a sniper rifle; 13 grenades; 13 pipe bombs; over 2,000 rounds of armor-piercing ammunition; smoke bombs; dynamite fuses; and two duffel bags filled with chemicals. They also find copies of both novels and other materials from the Alliance and the Ku Klux Klan, to which he also admits membership. The FBI classifies Smith as a "domestic terrorist." James Cavanaugh of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (BATF) says: "Basically, we've got hand grenades, we've got assault rifles, and we've got a mind full of hate and a recipe for disaster.… Anybody who would stockpile that stuff is certainly on the precipice of using them." Smith readily admits his admiration for the fictional main chacter of Hunter, Oscar Yeager, who in the first scene of the book assassinates an interracial couple from a vantage point inside his car. And, he says, the National Alliance and the KKK gave him training in "how to make and how to use explosives, [and gave him] sniper and combat training." Smith tells questioners that he "dislike[s] Jews." Local activists later tell the FBI that Smith took part in a November 2001 National Alliance rally outside the Israeli embassy in Washington, DC. Authorities later find an email from Smith stating Jews "perhaps" should be "stuffed head first into an oven." [Center for New Community, 8/2002 ; Anti-Defamation League, 5/27/2003; Southern Poverty Law Center, 6/2005] Smith will later plead guilty to four weapons-related offenses. [Anti-Defamation League, 5/27/2003]
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Hakarot ha'tov (expressions of gratitude) was the motivation and theme of a recent trip to the Republic of Palau by 10 students from Marsha Stern Talmudical Academy—Yeshiva University High School for Boys. The students embarked Jan. 9 on the 10-day journey to show their appreciation for the tiny North Pacific nation's steadfast support of Israel in the United Nations.
Month: January 2005
Team of Five Young Rabbis Enhances Student Life
A new resource on the Wilf Campus has proven valuable in enhancing the quality of student life.
Fifteenth Annual Yeshiva University National Model United Nations attracts High School Students from US and Canada
Hundreds of high school students from across North America will debate topics ranging from improving women's healthcare to illicit weapons trade in the Balkan states at the 15th Annual Yeshiva University National Model United Nations (YUNMUN) conference, Feb. 6-8.
Cardozo Professor Michel Rosenfeld Awarded Legion of Honor from France
The academic year ended on an extremely high note for Michel Rosenfeld when he received word that on June 4, 2004 French President Jacques Chirac signed a decree awarding the Cardozo professor the Legion of Honor, the French government's highest and most prestigious award.
Furst Hall Lobby Exhibit Commemorates 800th Anniversary of Maimonides' Death
Yeshiva University's Jacob E. Safra Institute of Sephardic Studies is commemorating the 800th anniversary of the death of Moses Maimonides—legendary Talmudist, philosopher, and physician—with a display of artifacts and books in the lobby of Furst Hall on the Wilf Campus.
Richard C. Bieler Appointed Senior Executive Director for Community Affairs
Yeshiva University President Richard M. Joel today announced the appointment of Richard C. Bieler to the post of Senior Executive Director for Community Affairs, effective immediately.
Study by Einstein Researchers Could Lead to a Novel Strategy for Controlling Appetite and Treating Obesity
BRONX, NY — In their latest finding on the brain's role in controlling appetite and weight, researchers at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine have shown that reducing levels of fatty acids in the hypothalamus causes rats to overeat and become obese. Their results suggest that restoring fatty-acid levels in the brain may be a promising way to treat obesity. The study, published in the January 15th on-line edition of Nature Neuroscience, was led by Dr. Luciano Rossetti, director of the Diabetes Research Center at Einstein. (The paper will appear in print in the February issue.)
Yeshiva University Student Initiative L'man Achai to Combat Poverty In Israel
Yeshiva University (YU) students have launched a campaign to raise awareness of widespread poverty in Israel. The grassroots, student-run campaign called L'man Achai (for the sake of our brothers) will educate and strive to enable the American community to alleviate poverty in Israel. University President Richard M. Joel endorsed the initiative and commended the students for undertaking this effort.
YU's Israel Club Hosts Winter Break Activities in Israel
Jan 5, 2005 — Yeshiva University students spending winter break in Israel will be able to enjoy several exciting events and participate in chesed opportunities organized by YU's Israel Club. Activities include: Friday, Jan. 14 10 am: A walking tour of the Old City of Jerusalem. Tuesday, Jan. 18 9:30 am-12:30 pm: YU alumni who […]
Macs and Lady Macs Take to the Road
New York, NY, Jan. 5, 2005 – Yeshiva University's Men's and Women's Basketball teams travel to Florida later this month to compete against teams from the Miami metropolitan area.


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About The Wilmington Dog Wizard
WE ARE A DOG TRAINING TEAM IN Wilmington
The Wilmington Dog Wizard is a dog training company that seeks to make humans' lives easier and dogs' lives better throughout the Wilmington area. The number of discarded dogs placed in shelters for behavior problems alone is heartbreaking. We know that if these dogs had the opportunity to be trained, they would be sitting at their owner's feet in complete contentment. We know all dogs have the potential to be great companions and we want to give every dog in Wilmington the chance to reach that potential.
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No matter what your goals are, we can give you the well trained dog that you've always wanted. A dog that will reliably come to you, does not jump on people, or destroy your home. The Wilmington Dog Wizard can show you how to walk your dog off leash. Honestly the possibilities are endless for your canine companion.
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Seized car 'had parts stolen from two others'
A CAR seized by gardai contained parts from two stolen vehicles and should not be returned to a man who paid €23,000 for it, a court heard.
The move to return the 2011 Audi was opposed by gardai, who said the car was part of an ongoing criminal investigation.
Dundalk Court was told that gardai had the car since September 18 last, that it was taxed and insured and that Stefan Sharkey, of Mullacrew, Co Louth, was out of pocket.
His barrister, Kevin McCann, questioned whether the gardai had the authority to seize the car from private property.
Mr Sharkey said that he bought the car privately in Dublin through the Donedeal website. It was in immaculate condition. He said he wasn't aware that it was crashed and that he didn't carry out any repairs to the vehicle.
Judge Flann Brennan adjourned the matter to May 2.
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