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Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum, 1642-1660. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1911.
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June 1644
[13 June, 1644.]
Power to Committee for Salop to execute former Ordinances for Sequestrations and raising of Moneys.; To nominate necessary officers.; Paptists' and Delinquents' Estates to be sequestered.; Committee's Names.; Power to seize and sell all goods of Papists, Delinquents, and Malignants, and use proceeds for maintenance of Forces.; Persons that conceal Papists' or Delinquents' goods to be punished as Malignants.; All that owe moneys to Papists, Malignants, etc., to pay them in to proper persons. Power to Committee to raise moneys, arms, etc., by loan.; And to contract with Lenders for interest not exceeding8 per cent.; To eject scandalous and malignant Ministers and School-masters, and appoint others.; Gentlemen nominated as Committee by former Ord., and that have neglected to serve, to be suspended.; Additional Commissioners.
The Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament taking into their serious considerations, the great oppressions under which the Inhabitants of the Countie of Salop have long suffered by reason of unsupportable Taxes, and unsufferable outrages, and plunderings of the forces raised against the Parliament, to the great distraction and almost ruine of the well-affected of that Countie; And the present condition of that Countie by reason of the great number of Irish Rebels, that have invaded it, and joyned with Papists, and other ill-affected persons, now in Armes in those parts, and the parts adjacent, doth threaten the extirpation of the true Protestant Religion, and the subversion of the fundamentall Lawes and Government of the Kingdome; For the prevention whereof and for the payment of such Forces as are there already raised, and for the raising of others, and reducing it to the obedience of the Parliament; In regard the Countrey is impoverished, and the Gentlemen of that Countie that have raised at their own charges severall forces of Foot and Horse now in the service of that Countie, are not able any longer to undergoe so excessive a charge. It is therefore Ordered and Ordained by the said Lords and Commons: That the Committee for the County of Salop appointed by Ordinance of Parliament of the tenth of April 1643, or any three of them shall have full power and authoritie, and are hereby authorised to put in effectuall execution within the said Countie of Salop, all the severall Ordinances of this Parliament hereafter mentioned. The Ordinance for Sequestration of Papists and Delinquents Estates, the Ordinance for Leavying of Money by way of Excize, or New Impost, the Ordinance for raising of Moneys by taxing such as have not at all contributed, or not according to their Estates; the Ordinance for the weekly Assessement. And all other Ordinances made this present Parliament for the advance of Moneys in the severall Counties of the Kingdome, but never could be put in execution in the Countie of Salop, in regard it hath been, and is under the Command of the King's forces; And that the said Committee, or any three of them shall have power, and authority to nominate and appoint all Officers that shall be necessarie for the speedy execution of the said Ordinances, and to Administer such Oathes, and give such allowance unto the severall officers, and persons imployed in the execution thereof, as by the true meaning of the said Ordinances are appointed, and also to call to accompt all such persons of that Countie, as have or shall receive any Moneys by Authoritie of Parliament, and the same and all other Moneys raised by vertue of the said Ordinances, to take and receive for the maintenance of such Forces, as the said Committee shall raise for the service of the said Countie, saving unto the Commissioners for the Excise, power and authoritie to nominate and appoint the officers for the Excise in the said Countie, according to a late Ordinance of Parliament in that case provided; And for the more speedy raising of Moneys for the present necessary service of that Countie: It is further Ordered and Ordained by the said Lords and Commons, That the personall estates of all Papists and Delinquents of that Countie; as have been, are, or shall be active in this unnaturall Warre against the Parliament, shall be seized, sequestred, and secured for the present service of that Countie; And for the more speedy putting of this Ordinance in execution, The persons hereafter mentioned shall be as a Committee, for the procuring and advancing of Moneys by way of Sequestration for the service of the said Countie, viz: William Pierepont, Esquire; Sir William Brereton and Sir John Corbet, Baronets; Sir Thomas Middleton, Knight; Robert Wallop, and Walter Long, Esquires; W. Berkeley, Alderman of London; Collonel Thomas Mitton, W. Arsherst, Harcourt Leighton, John Bradshaw, Humphrey Mackworth, Andrew Lloyd, Thomas Nichols, Humphrey Edwards, John Heylin, Samuel Moore, W. Spurfloe, John Corbet, Thomas Hunt, Robert Clive, Robert Charleton, Esquires; Leighton Owen, Thomas Moore, Silvanus Taylor, Samuel Kinaston, Arthur Ward of Cotton, Christopher Meredith, Francis Shute, Gent. And they or any three of them shall, and may by themselves or their Ministers authorized by any three of them in London, and within the Bills of Mortalitie, with the assistance of one or more of the Sequestrators of London, seize, sequester, and secure the Moneys, Plate, Goods, Jewels, Debts, and personall Estates in the custodie, or belonging to any such Papists, Delinquents, or Malignants of the said Countie, or the Estates of any other Malignants or Delinquents which shall amount to the value of three thousand pounds, which they shall discover within the City of London, and within twenty miles of the same within foure Moneths after this Ordinance shall be past, which have not been formerly but by them discovered; And also they, or any three of them shall, and may receive such evidence as shall be offered against such persons to prove their delinquencie, and the same certifie unto the Committee of Lords and Commons for Sequestration, or any three of them; And after such certificate and allowance of the said Sequestrations by the said Committee, or any three of them, that then the last named Committee, or any three of them, shall and may sell and dispose of such Plate, Jewels, Goods, Debts and moneys for the maintenance of such Forces as are or shall be raised, as aforesaid, rendring an account thereof to the Parliament, or unto such as shall be by them appointed; And the aforenamed Committee, or any three of them shall have power and authoritie to seize, and sequester the Estates of all such Papists, Malignants, and Delinquents of the said Countie, wheresoever they shall discover any that have not been before sequestred, but by them discovered; And the same to improve, receive, and take for the service of the said County and give receipts for the said moneys, debts, and goods, which shall be a sufficient discharge unto such person or persons from whom the same shall be had or received, And it is further Ordered and Ordained, that if any person shall conceale the Arms, Plate, Goods, Jewels, Debts, or personall estate of any such Papists or Delinquents of that County, and shall not discover the same, and unto whom he delivered it (if he be thereunto required) to the said Committee or any three of them, if afterwards the said Committee doe discover that such person or persons did voluntarily conceale any such goods, or was privie to such concealment, he shall be therefore deemed, and taken as a Malignant, and shall forfeit treble the value thereof, and that then, and from thenceforth the said Committee, or any three of them, by them or their Ministers, are hereby authorized to seize, sequester, and secure, so much of the Moneys, Goods, Plate, Jewels, Debts, and personall estate of such person or persons as shall amount to the said treble value, and the same to certifie as aforesaid, and the same to sell and dispose of for the service of the said Countie, and the maintenance of such Forces as are or shall be raised by the said Committee; And all such persons that do owe any moneys unto any such Papists, Malignants or Delinquents, are hereby required forthwith to make payment thereof unto such person or persons as shall be authorized to receive the same, under the hand of any three of the said Committee; And it is further Ordered and Ordained, That the Committee hereby particularly named or any three of them, shall have power, and authority to send for the Gentlemen and others of the said County, and to use all the best means they can to procure them, or any of them, to lend, and Advance Moneys, Armes, and other provisions, for the reducing of the said County, to the obedience of Parliament; And such Moneys as shall be lent, to receive and give such Allowance for the repayment thereof, as by a former Ordinance for Association of the said County, with other Counties, is in that behalte provided, and to dispose of the same to the use of the said County: And it is further Ordered and Ordained, That if any person shall or will adventure, any Moneys, Horse or Armes, or other provisions for warre in the service of the said County, That the said Committee, or any three of them, shall have power and authority to contract with such persons, for such reasonable profit for his goods so adventured, as they can agree upon, so that the same doe not exceed eight pounds per cent. And that a note of such goods so adventured under the hands of any three of the said Committee, shall be a sufficient authority for such persons to require the same with the benefit contracted for from the Committee out of the sequestrations of that County, within six moneths after the same County shall be reduced to the Obedience of the Parliament. And it is further Ordered and Ordained, That the Committee for the County of Salop, or any five of them, shall have power and authority to call before them all Ministers and Schoolemasters within the said County, that are scandalous in their lives, or ill-affected to the Parliament, or fomenters of this unnaturall warre, or have deserted their place of residence, not being imployed in the service of the Parliament: And they shall have power to send for any witnesses and examine any complaint or testimony against them, upon Oathes of such persons as shall and may be produced to give evidence against them; And upon such proofes of the aforesaid crimes, the said Committee, or any five of them, have hereby power to remove and eject all such scandalous Ministers and Schoolmasters, and in their place, (calling to their assistance, any three or more of the ablest and Orthodox Divines of the said County,) to nominate and appoint such learned, able, godly and fit persons as they shall thinke fit, and shall cause all such Ministers and Schoolemasters so nominated, appointed, and placed to bee put in possession of the said Churches and Schooles, who shall and may respectively take, receive and perceive, to their own uses, the profits and revenues belonging to the said severall Churches, in as large and ample manner as the severall Ministers and persons in the said severall places have formerly used to doe; And whereas certaine Gentlemen of the said County, were by Ordinance of Parliament of the tenth of Aprill, 1643. nominated as a Committee for the advancement of the Parliament service in that County, who have refused and neglected to engage themselves with other Gentlemen of the said County in the said service, by reason of which the said County hath much suffered, and the service much retarded, It is therefore Ordered and Ordained, That such Gentlemen of the said County nominated as a Committee by the said Ordinance, that have not as yet appeared in the service of the Parliament in that County, nor been assistant with the Committee according to the tenure of the said Ordinance, shall be suspended from executing any power, or sit with the said Committee; And for the better carriage of the said service, It is Ordered and Ordained that the persons hereafter nominated, shall bee added to the said Committee viz. Harcourt Leighton, Humphrey Edwards, Robert Clive Leighton Owens, and Robert Charleton of Apley, Esquires.


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US forces target Al Shabaab leader linked to Kenya Westgate mall massacre in Somalia raid
US forces have staged a predawn raid against a senior leader of Al Shabaab - the group behind last month's deadly shopping centre attack in Kenya - in Somalia, but it is unclear whether he was killed or captured.
"I can confirm that yesterday, October 4, US military personnel were involved in a counterterrorism operation against a known Shebab terrorist," Pentagon spokesman George Little said in a statement.
Mr Little has also confirmed the US forces have captured in Libya a man known as Abu Anas al-Libi, a long-sought Al Qaeda operative indicted in the 1998 bombings of US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.
A US official said the operation in Somalia sought to capture a "high-value" Shabaab leader, and that no US personnel were injured or killed.
The New York Times says it is believed the Islamist was shot dead in the raid on a beachfront house in the town of Baraawe, but the navy SEAL team had to withdraw before it could be confirmed.
Earlier, Al Shabaab confirmed one of its fighters was killed in a night-time attack by forces from Britain and Turkey - a claim denied by both countries.
Abdul Aziz Abu Musab, a spokesman for the militant group, said: "Barawe, which is under the control of Al Shabaab, was attacked last night by white Western forces."
"They targeted a house on the beach. They came from the sea. But our forces were ready and we started shooting at them," the spokesman said.
"There was heavy fighting which lasted for an hour-and-a-half. When they realised they failed, they fled towards the sea."
The operation marked the most significant US assault in Somalia since commandos killed key Al Qaeda operative Saleh Ali Saleh Nabhan in the same area four years ago.
It followed an attack by Shabaab gunmen last month on the upscale Westgate shopping mall in Nairobi that left 67 people dead during a four-day siege.
Al Shabaab has claimed responsibility for the mall attack two weeks ago, saying it was an act of revenge for Kenya's military campaign in Somalia.
Al Qaeda-trained Somali led the attack, officials say
Confirmation of the US operation came as new footage was released of the Westgate mall gunmen, and Kenyan authorities named four people they say were involved in the assault.
Kenyan officials now believe only four to six militants were involved in the Nairobi siege, down from the earlier figure of 10 to 15 gunmen.
A military spokesman has named four men - including a Sudanese, a Kenyan Arab and a Somali - he said took part in the Islamist attack on the shopping mall, in which at least 67 people were killed.
"I confirm these were the terrorists, they all died in the raid," Major Emmanuel Chirchir said.
He gave their names as Abu Baara al Sudani, Omar Nabhan, Khattab al Kene and Umayr.
Major Chirchir said Al Sudani, which means 'the Sudanese', was the leader of the group shown in the CCTV footage and was trained by Al Qaeda.
"He is an experienced fighter and sharpshooter," Major Chirchir said.
Nabhan, a Kenyan of Arab origin, was born in Mombasa and travelled to Somalia with his uncle at the age of 16.
Al Kene is said to be Somali from the capital Mogadishu, and is linked to Al Shabaab Islamist militants, Major Chirchir said.
Umayr's other names, nationality and biography were "not yet identified", he added.
Attackers seen calmly walking around Westgate mall
The attack, Kenya's worst since Al Qaeda bombed the US embassy in 1998 and killed more than 200 people, has shocked Kenyans for the brazen way the attackers stormed in spraying people with bullets and throwing grenades, and confirmed fear in the region and the West that Somalia remains a training ground for militant Islam.
Al Shabaab want to impose their strict version of Sharia, or Islamic law, across Somalia and were driven out of Mogadishu in late 2011.
They are now struggling to hold onto territory elsewhere in the face of attacks by Kenyan, Ethiopian and African Union forces.
The CCTV footage obtained by the local TV stations showed the attackers walking casually through a supermarket, holding machineguns and speaking on mobile phones.
The man identified as Al Sudani is seen walking into a storage room, beckoning to his colleagues to join him.
He walks about with what appears to be a bandaged leg, apparently from a bleeding wound, but is not seen limping.
A second piece of footage shows him rifling through a cash register at the Nakumatt chain store, where many people were killed, according to witness accounts.
In one image he appears to be smiling.
Kenya's police inspector-general David Kimaiyo says investigations are progressing well.
"We are optimistic some people will be prosecuted soon," he said.
He declined to give more details about the case.

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STE 002 – What is a City?
This is the second episode of Small Town Expats. We'll be laying the groundwork for the rest of the series in this episode, drawing on our experiences in a variety of urban centers to explain what a city is (at least as we describe it).
- What counts as a city?
- Large absolute number of people
- Density of people
- Why move to a city?
- The benefits of density
- There are more, and more kinds, of people (for friendship, love, or whatever)
- There are more, and more kinds, of jobs!
- Colleges and schools near or in cities have better networking opportunities
- Our experiences
- Daniel – grew up on a farm, went to Harvard College in Cambridge, MA, has lived around Boston
- Andrew – grew up in a small town, went to Indiana University in Bloomington, IN, has lived around Cincinnati
Send us any questions, comments, or suggestions that you have! You can email us at email@example.com or here.
— Daniel & Andrew
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Epworth psychiatrist Dr Terence Chong is interviewed on Radio RRR about the impact of obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and its prevalence in the community.
Dr Chong says OCD exists on a continuum, just like with blood pressure or other traits like anxiety, impacting most people normally and others on varying degrees of severity either way. Dr Chong says of the range of mental health conditions, this is one that has more of a neurological basis than some of the others, largely impacting the basal ganglia and frontal lobe. Because there are positive aspects to the OCD scale, Dr Chong says he would prefer his neurosurgeon or airline pilot to be higher on the scale.
Listen to the RRR interview with Dr Chong which commences at 35.10 in the audio stream.
Audio courtesy of RRR radio on demand Einstein a Go Go, aired 5 June 2016


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Le Verdon, France: Three Chateaux, a yummy lunch and an itinerary change!
First, an important announcement for those following our cruise itinerary: We are not stopping in Oporto, Portugal on September 21 due to a pending wildcat strike by the dock workers (Lisbon is still on). Instead, we will have a day at sea Friday. Second, they have elected to skip Casablanca, Morocco due to continued unrest on the 24th and have substituted a stop at the Rock of Gibraltar, off the coast of Spain. We regret we won't see Oporto (it's their loss – lots of cruise ship passengers were willing to spend Euros there, including us) but we have no problems with the other change and realize that these things happen. I'm sure the whining has commenced at the Destinations Services office and the Purser's desk.
Now on to our adventure today: Quite a few months ago, I started researching private tours in the Bordeaux region. I found good recommendations for Bordeaux Wine Tours, owned and operated by Henri Challau, who grew up in the Loire region of France; his family owned a vineyard and he also worked as a sommelier. We corresponded and I eventually set up a tour for six people and we found two other couples from our Cruise Critic Roll Call to go with us (Karen and Ira from New York, Kellie and Len from Melbourne, Australia). Henri set to work on visits at three chateaux and also made a reservation at a popular restaurant in Margaux (Le Savoie).
Marina is large enough that she must dock at Le Verdon, which, if there was a middle of freaking nowhere in France, this would be it. This strange little port is at the very northern tip of the flat, marshy Medoc peninsula. The Medoc peninsula is the "left bank of Bordeaux", situated on the west side of the estuary that runs down to the city of Bordeaux, about a two-hour drive south. The "right bank" region, on the east side of the estuary includes the St. Emilion growing region.
Henri was prompt at the dock; our weather today was surprisingly chilly and overcast and we actually had a little bit of rain. Our tour was centered on three Chateaux, Cantenac-Brown, in the Margaux region; Beychevelle, in the St. Julian region; and Pontet-Canet, in the Pouilliac region. Our brains were spinning with all of the facts that Henri and our tour guides at the Chateaux tossed out about this wine region, including stories about the growing process, wine merchants, wine futures, the big corporations that own many of the Chateaux, the Grand Cru rating system, and the second wines that many have added to their repertoire that allow for the use of younger vines (and wines).
We quickly realized that this is an incredibly complex business and the top wines from this area require a huge commitment, first from the winery, in terms of getting an incredible product from old vines, fermenting the grapes, aging the wine for at least 18 months in new French oak, blending it, bottling it, getting a futures price (and Robert Parker nod), bottling it, then expecting the consumer to cellar this wine (often upwards of €300 a bottle) for more than ten years.
Although I was very impressed with all of this, I'm sorry, but I can't frickin' wait ten years or more for a wine to age, when I usually want to pull something from our very small wine cellar NOW (or when we get back home :-)) to accompany a steak that Steve is grilling. For crying out loud, you might be dead or in the nursing home before you can actually drink that €2000 2009 Chateau Mouton Rothschild that you squirreled away with an elaborate inventory system to let you know when it will be "ready".
The Chateaux were quite interesting – many of the buildings are genuinely historical, dating back to the noblesse oblige of the area in the 17th or 18th centuries. Steve posted some photos showing you what we saw today. However, other Chateaux are facades, never occupied, but built to give an identity to the wine label. As noted before, many are now owned by corporations. We found it interesting that AXA owns several of the major chateaux; we have an annuity investment with this firm and at least the futures for Bordeaux wines have weathered the economic turmoil, so maybe that's a good thing.
As to the wine: The Medoc region blends Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and a few novelty grapes into balanced blends. A top "appellation" would have something like 46% Cabernet Sauvignon, 44 % Merlot, and a few percentage points of Cabernet Franc, Petite Verdon or Malbec. We all agreed that the third Chateaux we visited, Pontet-Canet, was the most interesting. They are developing "biodynamics" techniques that include the use of horses instead of tractors and other throwbacks to an earlier age of wine-making that is more organic. Their "second" wine was also the most drinkable that we tried all day. All of these Chateaux are heading into the harvest next week or in two weeks.
Finally, our lunch at Le Savoie in the tiny town of Margaux: Steve and I shared a charcuterie plate that was stacked with yummy pates and cured meats. We both had the duck, which was also unbelievably good. The bread was awesome and Steve ordered a scrumptious sabayon dessert with fresh fruits,that I shared with him. C'est magnifique!
We thought this was a great day and Henri was a fantastic guide. We now leave France for Spain.


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Happiness and Grief, Two Sides of the Same Emotional Coin
We had two contrasting topics at an AA meeting this morning—Happiness and Grief, emotions I have struggled with so much of my life.
Today, because of my sobriety, they are emotions I have learned to be comfortable with.
My sobriety has been guided by the 12 steps, sponsors, service, meetings, the stories people share, and the Higher-Power Spirit of my understanding. That Spirit, for me, is the power of transformation I continue to experience in AA.
And that sobriety has given me the kind of happiness I never experienced in my alcoholic drinking days.
It is the kind of happiness I call "chronic happiness." The kind that makes me smile warmly at a friend's success, laugh at a corny joke, sit contentedly watching a nostalgic film without getting cynical.
At the same meeting, someone shared their grief, grief jump-started by gut-wrenching trust issues.
I am always amazed how the program is able to absorb those two emotional extremes without telling us that we "must" be at a certain level of happiness protecting us from too much grief.
Or even that grief has a more intense emotional content than happiness, which I believed during my heavy drinking days and much of my early adult life.
Over the many years in the program I have discovered that happiness and grief are two sides of the same emotional coin.
I don't remember, exactly, how those two emotions completely dovetailed when I got sober. But I do remember one incident, in early recovery, when I totally internalized a deep grief in having hurt my wife by my drinking and recklessness (I vividly remember the feeling of overwhelming grief in that Episcopal Church basement). I realized, then, that I could truly "feel" something for someone.
Once I internalized that deep sadness for another person, happiness began to arrive in small doses. I am convinced that that first experience with grief in the rooms of AA made it possible for me to experience other emotions, especially happiness.
I find it interesting, even ironic, that happiness often arrives with a tinge of sadness for me, almost as if the fullness of that happiness is too much to bear. Or that feeling of being overwhelmed by an experience. I think that's what happens when people experience "tears of joy."
I also found that if I can truly experience happiness, which is a deep form of connectedness to the world, then I know, conversely, I am capable of grief, another form of connectedness to the world.
One is about fullness, the other about absence. And my experience has been that they play off of each other.
And more importantly for me, to experience grief over a broken trust makes it more probable that I will experience happiness, for the kind of hard-hitting grief we're talking about here often seems to give a deeper texture to happiness.
Finally, happiness and grief seem to juggle my psyche in ways that deceive me into believing that they are totally unrelated, when, in my experience, they are not.
Feelings Do Matter
"Feelings," I have been told by many of the old timers in the AA rooms, "don't matter."
Emotional Detachment
I have always struggled with that notion because, as a kid, I learned very early in the game that I needed to be a silent observer in my family. If I weren't, if I decided to confront my siblings or my parents, I would pay the consequences—a smack across the face, a sarcastic remark, or worse, just indifference.
In this early family environment, it would be safe to say that I had learned to shut down, not just as a defense against negative reactions from my family, particularly from my emotionally unpredictable mother, but as my way of surviving.
I thought for a long time that being detached from my emotions was, of course, a far more superior form of living than those in the muck of emotional tantrums. (I might add here, that I used to think that any strong emotional reaction related to joy, grief, or rage was a reaction "out of control.") Continue reading
Grief and Addiction Recovery
Grief and Addiction Recovery by Glynis Sherwood MEd, CCC, CSAC
A while ago I received this email from a woman experiencing the opposite of the positive emotions she had hoped to find in recovery.
"I'm in recovery from alcoholism and should feel happy, but I feel sad and angry and empty – almost like I'm grieving. But not only has nobody has died, in fact I got my life back. I'm worried that if I keep this up I'm going to start drinking again. How do I make sense of my emotions and hold onto my recovery?"
As you can see from the desperation of her tone, this woman feels confused, fearful of relapsing and maybe a little guilty about feeling grief rather than joy in the midst of her recovery. But not only are feelings of grief common in recovery, mixed feelings ranging from joy and sorrow can be present too, adding to the confusion. It's hard to deal with such emotions, but that does not mean that these feelings are wrong. Our emotions are there to tell us what we need, and if our legitimate needs are being satisfied or thwarted. It's the same way with grief. But how do we understand the role of grief in addiction recovery? Continue reading


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May 23, 2011
Summer camp program for high school students funded by The Gap
Columbus State's TRiO Educational Talent Search program will host 30 high school students for the Getting Ahead Professionally: Mentoring for Excellence in Employment (GAP MEE) summer day camp June 13 - 24.
The students will explore long-term career options, create their own career achievement plan, hone job readiness and employment skills for part-time work while succeeding as a full-time student, earn a "paycheck" for their participation, and much more! Last year's program was such a success that The Gap, Inc., has generously increased their support to $25,000 for this summer's program.
For more information about the GAP MEE program please contact Stephanie Albrecht in Diversity, Study Abroad, and TRiO at ext. 5402.
Don't miss out on hiring the next Student Employee of the Year!
Student Employee of the Year Sarah Al-Issa accepts her award as Dr. Jan Rogers looks on. Fourteen students were honored at the awards ceremony held May 12 on campus.
Summer Quarter is quickly approaching, and Student Employment Services wants to remind you that our own students are a flexible and capable workforce looking for employment.
The student employment classification offers departments a low-cost and efficient means for meeting their part time staffing needs. Check out their website for more information, or call Clayton Gibson at extension 3622 to learn about hiring student employees. Some departments are able to hire Federal Work Study students, whose wages are 100% covered through Financial Aid.
If you are looking for examples of success, look no further than the 2011 Student Employee of the Year reception held May 12. Fourteen students were nominated by their supervisors for recognition. It was clear from reading the nomination letters that all of these students made a real and positive impact on the operations of their department. In the end, the 2011 Student Employee of the Year was Sarah Al-Issa who represented Columbus State through her Federal Work Study position with the Columbus Metropolitan Library.
International students work on International Garden
Columbus State's International Student Association (ISA) members worked with the International Voluntary Organization (IVO) on their annual clean up of the International Peace Garden at Franklin Park Conservatory Saturday, May 14. After their hard work, the students and their faculty advisors were rewarded with a delicious lunch provided by IVO. Working in the garden project are, from left, students Tristan Phommarat and Tijana Lucic, an IVO volunteer, Samantha Swope (ISA president), Lilia Bermudez (advisor), Michael Schumacher (advisor), and Charlie Gallucci (advisor).
Nichols named Ohio Community College Athletic Conference treasurer
Scott Nichols, Supervisor of Athletics, Recreation & Intramurals, has been voted OCCAC treasurer. The OCCAC is comprised of eight community colleges in Ohio and runs intercollegiate athletics for men and women on the state level. Nichols has also been voted to serve as Chairperson for the OCCAC Volleyball committee, due in part to a successful run as head coach of the Cougar women's volleyball team, which included National Tournament appearances in five out of his eight years as head coach of the Lady Cougar program.
Psych students read online with elementary school "buddies"
Students in a Traci Haynes' PSY 261- Child Development web class had the unique opportunity to be online reading buddies Spring Quarter through a collaboration with the Hilliard City School District. The students read children's books along with their elementary school reading buddies and then blogged on www.kidblog.com each week. As the quarter drew to a close, the Columbus State students made bookmarks for their reading buddies and delivered them to the three participating elementary school classrooms on May 11.
During the classroom visits, the elementary school children welcomed their CSCC Reading Buddies with welcome signs, letters and drawings, and one class even designed their own bookmarks to exchange with the college students!
Columbus State students, from left in back row, Amber Owens, Alysia Harper, Adrienne Sharp, and Tia Boston meet their reading buddies from a Hilliard elementary school.
Leeman exhibits at
Ashland University
Humanities adjunct Stacy Leeman will have her painting "Upstream #20" exhibited June 26 through August 5 at the 2011 Ohio All-Media Art Exhibition at the Coburn Gallery at Ashland University.
Male Access Network (MAN) Initiative to host Men of the Year Awards
The MAN Initiative will recognize students, employees and community members for their excellence in exhibiting "the true characteristics of manhood" Thursday, June 9, at 6 p.m. in WD Rm. 409 at the Men of the Year Awards. The 2011 Men of the Year nominees are Korie Jenkins, Muhanned Elsayyid, Harry Cox, Kenneth DePriest, Phillip Thomas, Quincey Harris Sr., Bryan Anderson, Samuel Leath, Lawrence James, Paul Boaz, Mario Dillon, Dedrick Reid, Samad Shah, Sulman Bachani, Arthur Hayes, Tristan Phommarath, Thomas Habegger, Wayne Cocchi, Manning Baumgardner, Mark Ross, Esrom Margai, Rich James, Reuel Barksdale, Paul Rehg, Ben Williams, Jason Love, Steven Zelenka, Dave Wallingford, Don Laubenthal, Tim Davis, Zachariah Holmes, Hamid Danesh, Bart Prickett, Douglas Rellick, Amine Kidane, John Nestor, and Jerry Revish.
Join the MAN Initiative committee and Dr. David Harrison for this wonderful celebration of great Columbus State men! RSVP to Kimberly Brazwell at ext. 2426 or email email@example.com.
Planting in memory of a friend
Dick Ansley, professor in the Landscape Design/Build program, holds a tree stake as students finish planting a tree near the Bookstore. The Buckeye tree was planted in memory of former faculty member Lou Foster, who passed away a few months ago. "Lou was a huge OSU Buckeye fan but had very strong connections to Columbus State through his former students, alumni, staff and coworkers. The tree represents his hard work and dedication to the green industry," said Ansley.
Psychology adjunct given Appreciation Award
The Psychology Department recently recognized one of their outstanding adjunct faculty members with the Spring Quarter Adjunct Appreciation Award.
At the ceremony, it was noted: "Dr. Mary Lewis has been a talented and faithful member of the department since Spring Quarter 2004. One of only two adjunct faculty members in Psychology to have won the prestigious Distinguished Teaching Award, Mary is both a supremely talented educator as well as a helpful colleague. Those who have directly observed Mary teach have described her as possessing versatility, fostering engagement, and inspiring critical thinking. Mary is also very conscientious, often being the first to have web assignments graded and posted for PSY 240. Mary has further impressed colleagues through her dedication to her students and hard work in the classroom via the many online blogs she authors to supplement her teaching."
At the Psychology Department's Adjunct Appreciation Ceremony are, from left, Mary Johnston, Traci Haynes, Mary Lewis, Lilia Bermudez, David Tom and Michael Schumacher.
The Open Enrollment period for Medical, Dental, Vision, Life benefits and Flexible Spending Accounts runs through May 31
For all full-time benefit-eligible staff and administrators not covered by a collective bargaining agreement:
Each year Columbus State offers full-time benefit-eligible employees the opportunity to enroll or make changes to their current elections for medical, dental, vision, voluntary life benefits, and/or the Flexible Spending Account (FSA) offered by Columbus State for the upcoming plan year July 1 through June 30.
The FSA contributions expire on June 30, 2011 and you must complete the appropriate paperwork if you wish to continue your contributions.
If you are NOT making changes to the medical, dental, vision, or life benefit, you do not need to complete any paperwork.
If you wish to enroll yourself or a dependent, or make a change to your enrollment status
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Enrollment/change forms must be returned to Human Resources by 4:30 p.m. on May 31. All benefit information and necessary forms are located on the Columbus State website.
This is your only opportunity to enroll or make changes (unless you have a life event) to your medical, dental, vision, voluntary life or FSA plans for the plan year July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2012. Don't miss out!
Cancer Support Group to meet tomorrow
The Columbus State Cancer Support Group is an opportunity for anyone impacted by cancer to come and share information that would be helpful to the group. The group will meet on Tuesday, May 24 at noon in the Public Safety training room in Delaware Hall. For additional information contact Nichole Bowman-Glover, wellness coordinator, firstname.lastname@example.com or call ext. 3989.
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FiduciaryNews Trending Topics for ERISA Plan Sponsors: Week Ending 4/12/13
Welcome to FiduciaryNews.com Trending Topics. Each Monday, we'll give you a quick synopsis of the major news events and trends impacting ERISA plan sponsors, 401k fiduciaries and those in the business of supporting these fine folks. If you smile when you read these entertaining snippets, well, that's the idea. If you think we're missing something important, then please let us know. But, note this well, we avoid press releases masquerading as news stories (even though they might be reported by journalists) as well as mass media pabulum that merely mouths investment myths and mistakes.
FiduciaryNews Lead Story:
"3 (Bad) Reasons 401k Investors are Over-Cautious," (FiduciaryNews.com, April 9, 2013). It's a sad world where the phrase "safety first" has the opposite effect.
Compliance – How Dare You Save More than You Need!:
There's a problem with 401k plans – but it's not the one we're all used to. For years we've been under the impression some people don't save enough. Heck we even had an Act (2006 Pension protection Act) to address this supposed issue. It turns out we've all been wrong. It's not that some people don't save enough – it's that some people save too much. The gall of such people, thinking they know how much they're going to next to live a comfortable retirement. After all, who knows better than Big Brother?
"Most DB Plans Remain Underfunded," (PLANSPONSOR.com, April 8, 2013) Are we really supposed to be surprised by this? There's a problem with the entire concept of pension plans.
"'Create a Stronger, More Powerful 401k': Mark Iwry, Senior Adviser to the Treasury Secretary," (Bloomberg, April 10, 2013) Been there. Done that. Wrote about it in 2010. Here's the original idea, which is essentially the same thing Iwry has proposed: "401k 2.0 – A Proposal," (FiduciaryNews.com, December 10, 2010).
"EBRI: Retirement savings cap impact will be greater as interest rates rise," (Pensions & Investments, April 9, 2013) Once again, an ill-conceived plan from Washington ends up hurting the very people it hopes to help.
"US Should Mandate Higher 401k Savings: Fidelity Exec," (Reuters, April 10, 2013) Before all you libertarians get in a snit, he allows for an opt-out provision. At the very least, this focuses on the major issue regarding retirement plans: savings.
"Review & Outlook: Now He's After Your 401k," (Wall Street Journal, April 12, 2013) Wow. Read this article. It's hard to believe we live in America and not some European backwater or third world dictatorship. There was a time when no one would ever imagine the American government telling its citizens how to live. Now it's a given that "government knows best." The best take on this article: We used to glorify and honor the modest "millionaire next door," whose frugal, hard-working ethic built both our communities and their wealth. Today, we vilify those same people, as if their thrifty discipline somehow "stole" from the greater masses. Holy Atlas Shrugged, Batman!
Fiduciary – The Knives are Out:
We're finally getting to the nitty-gritty of the fiduciary debate. Those showing their true lobbyist colors are, well, showing their true lobbyist colors. Those in a position to call a spade a spade and doing just that. The answer we're all waiting for: Will PAC money win out over common sense? Said another way, will big business snuff out mom-and-pop providers and the investors they serve?
"A Modest Proposal: Prosecute Non-Fiduciaries Using Term 'Advisor'," (AdvisorOne, April 8, 2013) This idea is not as far-fetched as it might seem. After all, only those regulated and registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission are permitted to call themselves "advisers." That's the reason it's spelled with an "e" and not an "o" in there.
"Conflicts-of-interest cost retirement investors billions," (BenefitsPro, April 8, 2013) This article flips the anti-fiduciary folks favorite question right on its head. Instead of trying to figure out the theoretical business cost adopting a uniform fiduciary standard will impose on brokers, how about identifying the actual cost to investors the absence of such a provision is already having on investors.
"Expected Fiduciary Rules Could Worsen Retirement Crisis, Fidelity Chief Warns," (Financial Planning, April 11, 2013) Better title: "Industry Lobbyist Complains New DOL Fiduciary Rules Could Make it More Difficult to Sell High Priced Financial Products." That's it in a nut shell. The article explains how the lobbyist claims the new rule will cross the line between education and advice, implying the new rule will curtail education. That is simply nonsense.
"Ron Rhoades Says Fidelity's Attack on Fiduciary Standard Unsupported, Ill-Conceived," (Financial Planning, April 12, 2013) Like a shining knight afar on a hill, Ron Rhoades takes a cavalry-like charge at the nonsense covered in the above article. No, we didn't tell him what we wrote before he spoke, but we're on the same page so it's not surprising our voice is simpatico.
Fees – Time in a Bottle:
It used to be the big debate about 401k plans was whether it made sense from a tax standpoint to save (the answer was usually "yes"). Of course, if they're going to cap how much you save, well, then, we guess it never really was your money to begin with.
"At Tax Time, Check Your 401k Fees," (USNews.com, April 9, 2013) The premise may be a stretch, (the part about 401k fees and taxes), but the article does provide a good rundown of typical 401k plan fees.
Investments – A Cornucopia of Thoughts:
Investing is like the weather. Everyone talks about it, but they can't do anything about it. It's not that they keep talking about it, but people keep listening. That's why they keep talking about it. Sure, every once and a while there's a new twist, but it's pretty much just the same-old, same-old.
"A 401k Defense Against Rising Rates," (Wall Street Journal, April 5, 2013) In praise of stable value funds (remember those?).
"Beware of Index Funds That Aren't," (Wall Street Journal, April 7, 2013) Don't you just love the investment industry? No sooner does the mass market confer legitimacy to a word or phrase, than the financial wizards have a product that makes use of that word or phrase. Whether the product is in any way connected to the reality of that word or phrase is another question altogether. Caveat Emptor.
"Paper Says Target Date Funds Structurally Unsound," (PLANSPONSOR.com, April 9, 2013) Target date funds must qualify as the whipping boy of the mutual fund industry – and deservedly so. The ironic thing: A lot of them consist solely of index funds – the most overly ballyhooed product of the mutual fund industry.
"Target-Date Fund Rule Revisions Urged by SEC Advisory Committee," (Bloomberg, April 11, 2013) Apparently, the SEC feels these things contain more risk than regular folks realize, and probably more fees, too. All this, they confidently declare, can simply be addressed by the wave of the magic wand of disclosure. Yeah. Right. Why not (more) simply require a new naming convention that doesn't tempt the average investor to make a "simple" (and often foolish) decision?
"Expense Ratios Continue to Fall," (MutualFundWire.com, April 11, 2013) Notice how this has been placed in the "Investments" category, not the "Fees" category. If you've been paying attention, you know why. BTW, is it surprising that asset-based expense ratios have fallen in the face of rising markets? Many mutual fund costs are fixed, so as net assets rise, the expense ratio falls.
Major Plan Sponsor Moves and News:
What are other plan sponsors and fiduciaries doing with their plans? And how are participants responding? The latest in legal proceedings involving plan sponsors and fiduciaries.
"IRA Contributions Continue To Grow," (Financial Advisor, April 8, 2013)
"Wells Fargo 401k Loans Jump 28% as Older Workers Borrow," (Businessweek, April 11, 2013)
"Obama's ESOP Proposal Poses Concerns," (PLANSPONSOR.com, April 11, 2013)
Wisdom from Some of Our Favorite Blogs:
Scholarly Financial Planner: Public Policy Considerations Which Underlie the Imposition of Fiduciary Status |
Retirement Plan Blog: 401k plans: 'putting the wrong emphasis on the wrong syllable' |
fi360: Fiduciary Links: GAO Report Brings Attention to IRA Rollovers |
The Trust Advisor: New SEC Fiduciary Duty Standards Loom Large for Financial Service Providers |
The Chicago Financial Planner: 5 Steps to a Lousy Retirement |
Scholarly Financial Planner: Fidelity's O'Hanley Is Wrong: DOL/EBSA Rulemaking re: Definition of Fiduciary Is Just Common Sense |
The Chicago Financial Planner: Friday Finance Links April 12, 2013 – Feels Like Winter Edition |
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I offer weekly lessons to all students. You are given the option to take a half-hour, 45-minute, or one-hour lesson. On Saturdays, I teach at home in Chicago by the lake. On Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays I teach at Glenbard South High School in Glen Ellyn after school.
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Aside from showcasing the students' talents, a recital also allows the learners to present their progress to an audience. It is also a great way for them to gain motivation in their journey toward making beautiful music. I hold an annual recital at Glenbard South High School in May. Another goal as an alternative to a recital for a student is to work up a performance of a piece and post it on Youtube!


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One year on, and Karen and her daughter are moving overseas to start a new life. The house they're moving to is one that they have stayed in previously. And so when Karen was getting her belongings organised for the big move, she was thrilled to come across a photo of Les enjoying a hot cuppa on the very veranda of the home she's now moving to. It made the decision to move feel right - that although Les will never live in this new home with them, he is as Karen said, already "here, waiting for us".
That night after my neighbour relayed this to me and showed me the photo, I had an inspiration to make a layout. I could see it perfectly in my head. A few days later I asked Karen for the photo so I could scan it, and I set to work on a little gift for her.
Of course, once I began the project, I found the papers I'd matched the photo with inside my brain didn't actually suit the photo in real life. I went through my stash and found a new set of papers to use (Bo Bunny 'Time Piece') but I couldn't find the right alpha for the title. Thus I decided to Photoshop it into the photo itself. The suitcase was a last moment add on to symbolise the move overseas. Ultimately, it looked nothing like I had originally intended, but such is life, isn't it?


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The Ripple Effect of global partnerships in action
Monarto Education (part of Zoos South Australia) has been working in a global partnership with Chipembele Wildlife Education Trust in Zambia for the past 2 › years on a program and has had a global ripple effect that we hope will inspire others to link up with like-minded individuals and organisations in the furtherance of wildlife conservation around the world.
The program is a 2-way international conservation education exchange linking students from across the globe and immerse them into each others culture to share and learn together about conservation on a global scale. Our shared vision was to invest in our future conservation leaders, turning them into global citizens with international perspectives that make conservation-minded choices and decisions with an authentic voice.
After taking South Australian students to Zambia in June/July 2013, 9 months later, in April/May this year, it was Chipembele's turn to come to Australia. It was an electric energy that entered the Zoo gates, both at Monarto and Adelaide Zoos, as the 10 Chipembele Conservation students enjoyed and embraced every opportunity to learn alongside Zoo professionals and see both Australian and African wildlife up close. If you want to know what it feels like to experience a whole lot of firsts' through the eyes and hearts of our future conservationists, these film clip links capture the essence of these students having fun, engaging with experts in different fields of conservation, learning about scientific methods, displaying a wonder in and fascination for both Australian and African wildlife, landscapes and sharing their genuine passion for global conservation with new friends.
Both Zoos SA and Chipembele Wildlife Education Trust are proud of the success and growing outcomes of the exchange on the students involved and their surrounding communities. The ripple effect of such a program continues to inspire.


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In reply comments filed yesterday with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regarding the Comcast NBC Universal merger, American Community Television (ACT) said "We believe Comcast's "Commitments" to PEG access in this proceeding are carefully crafted to effectively enable Comcast to disadvantage PEG channel placement, subvert public access to government and educational programming, and discriminate against PEG content in On Demand platforms."
Comcast had filed comments in its application to merge with NBC Universal that included two "Commitments" to Public, Educational and Government (PEG) access programming. Commitment #11 promised that Comcast would not move PEG channels into the digital tier until the entire system was digital and Commitment #12 promised to "enhance localism" by providing PEG channels a new On Demand platform.
"What is stunning in Comcast's commitments is what they don't say," said John Rocco, President of ACT. "First, Comcast does not guarantee PEG channel placement on the basic digital tier which is a huge problem we are facing in communities with cable operators slamming PEG channels into the 600′s and 900′s, where nobody goes and it requires additional equipment and expense to get the channels."
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Recently I have been messing around with the Glade interface designer, a rapid application development tool that allows you to create full GTK+ user interfaces very easily. The neat thing about this tool is that it saves the GUI as an XML document, which is then hooked into your code through various language specific 'sketchers'. These sketchers read in the XML and generate the corresponding 'native' code interfaces – often at runtime. There seems to be a big push toward these types of XML-based user interface solutions, Microsoft is pushing XMAL through its Windows Presentation Foundation technology as just one example, and it got me thinking: is this really the best way to go?
XML offers a number of unique and interesting benefits when compared to the classic programmatic style of user interface creation. For one it represents a true separation of the "view" from the logic of the application. This is incredibly important to a long-term modular design. In addition, by storing the user interface in a file external to the application itself, it allows for complete GUI changes just by updating the single XML file – you don't even need to recompile the code! This is a huge benefit when testing how users interact with various interface designs or changes and makes A-B testing a snap. Similarly if you want to have various custom front-ends to the same application, say a basic user interface as well as an administrator interface, you can simply distribute your application with two different GUI files. Finally, and most importantly, XML is completely language independent. Thinking about changing your application code base from C to Python? No need to re-write your GUI. This in turn leads to better GUI-specific development tools (like Glade) that aren't constrained by any language's particular quirks. The flexibility of XML is where this approach really shines.
Depending on how it is used XML can have not only a performance impact but also a security one as well. Both of these are especially prevalent when using external GUI files. For instance, a program that loads the GUI from an external file must first read and parse said file every single time the application starts. This is an operation that would otherwise have been avoided by using a pre-compiled programmatic GUI. Next while the ability to completely swap out the GUI without re-compiling the code is pretty cool it can also lead to some… unintended consequences. Take this bit of Glade XML as an example:
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ANN ARBOR — RetroSense Therapeutics, a gene therapy company dedicated to vision restoration, announced completion of a pre-IND meeting with the Center for Biological Evaluation and Research division of the FDA that took place on May 22 regarding RetroSense's lead product candidate, RST-001 for vision restoration in retinal degenerative conditions.
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Peter Francis, MD, PhD, Clinical Director, led the meeting. Dr. Francis stated, "It was a successful, productive interaction with the FDA. We were thankful to have representation by Foundation Fighting Blindness, who have been supportive of our novel approach to vision restoration."
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Gene Chase has one simple want - to live. The Whangaparaoa 54-year-old has been struggling with his health for the past few months after being diagnosed with probable multicentric Castleman's disease.
Although it is not a form of cancer, it is similar to lymphoma - the cancer that affects the lymph nodes or glands - and hasled to him suffering dramatic weight loss, nausea and diarrhoea, bouts of high fever and crumbling teeth.
At the end of last June, Mr Chase went into hospital after feeling particularly ill.
"I thought they'd just give me some pills. But then they came out and said I'd be having an operation. They thought I had a burst ulcer."
What surgeons found was much worse - mass growths within the lymphatic tissues in Mr Chase's stomach and chest. He was told he had symptoms of the rare multicentric Castleman's disease.
The family were then told the drug he needed to treat it, Tocilizumab, was not government-funded and would be available only through clinical trials.
"Initially, we were told that the treatment would be every three months and it would cost $2,500. It wasn't until I was on the table, hooked up (having the first treatment), that my wife asked: 'So we have to do this every three months?' The doctor looked at us and said: 'Oh no, you have to get this every two to three weeks'.
"If I'd known that it was going to ... cost that much, I wouldn't have gone through with it. I was tempted to pull the plug out."
Mr Chase has had two rounds of medicine and treatment, paid for with the help of family, friends and the family's church.
But trying to save for ongoing treatment, other medical bills and the cost of having him off work for long periods last year has put the family in high debt.
His wife, Dee Chase, said the situation had been extremely difficult for them and their two daughters - the youngest will celebrate her 21st birthday this month.
"We're always worrying and the stress levels are high not only because of what Gene's got but the mortgage and the bills and the children."
Auckland DHB clinical haemotologist Dr Paul Ockelford said it was difficult for Pharmac to fund drugs for rare diseases because the high costs did not balance out.
Mrs Chase's employer, Telecom, has set up a Givealittle donation page in an effort to help.
• Rare disease of lymph nodes and related tissues
• Not a cancer, but similar to lymphoma
• Symptoms include severe weight loss, fatigue, infections and fever


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Paul Speaks to the Ephesian Elders
17 Now from Miletus he sent to Ephesus and called the elders of the church to come to him. 18 And when they came to him, he said to them:
"You yourselves know how I lived among you the whole time from the first day that I set foot in Asia, 19 serving the Lord with all humility and with tears and with trials that happened to me through the plots of the Jews; 20 how I did not shrink from declaring to you anything that was profitable, and teaching you in public and from house to house, 21 testifying both to Jews and to Greeks of repentance toward God and of faith in our Lord Jesus Christ.[a]
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- 2 medium green peppers, chopped
- 1 cup celery, chopped
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