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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Stock futures were extending advances Thursday after some upbeat data on the U.S. labor market and U.S. trade, and as the European Central Bank kept its monetary conditions unchanged.
The uptick follows steep declines of the major U.S. equity averages during Wednesday's session, when stocks were slammed by fiscal cliff fears.
Futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average were rising 32 points, or 13.27 points above fair value, at 12,895. Futures for the S&P 500 were rising 2.50 points, or 0.82 points above fair value, at 1391. Futures for the Nasdaq were up 6.50 points, or 7.61 points above fair value, at 2616.
The Dow closed below 13,000 for the first time since Aug. 2 Wednesday as worries about the fiscal cliff rattled investors in the wake of President Barack Obama's re-election on Tuesday.
The Labor Department reported that initial jobless claims for the week ended Nov. 3 fell by 8,000 to a less-than-expected 355,000 from the previous week's unrevised figure of 363,000. On average, economists were expecting the figure to rise to 370,000.
The four-week moving average was 370,500, an increase of 3,250 from the previous week's unrevised average of 367,250.
Continuing claims in the week ended Oct. 27 fell by 135,000 to 3.127 million, from a downwardly revised 3.262 million. Economists were expecting continuing claims of 3.253 million.
The Census Bureau said that the U.S. trade deficit narrowed to $41.5 billion in September, down from the previous deficit figure of $43.8 billion that was revised from $44.2 billion. A trade deficit of $45 billion was expected for September.
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Much to my husband's horror, when I am feeling fragile and in need of coziness and comfort, my favourite supper is a bowl of mince/ground[ meat with some grated cheese on top, eaten by greedy, grateful spoonful out of a cereal bowl. I have dispensed with much of the usual, necessary chopping: I use cubetti di pancetta (that's how they're sold at my local supermarket) and a little caramelised onion from a jar. This is everything you could hope for, sweetly salving and as undemanding to make as it is rewarding to eat.]
- 2 tablespoons garlic oil
- 1 cup cubed pancetta
- 1 pound ground lamb
- 1/4 cup caramelized onions *available at gourmet and specialty stores as Onion Confit, or recipe follows
- 1/3 cup Marsala
- 1 (14-ounce) can diced tomatoes
- 1/3 cup green lentils
- 1/2 cup water
- 1/2 cup grated red Leicester or Cheddar, optional
Heat the oil in a wide, medium-sized saucepan, and fry the pancetta until beginning to crisp.
Add the lamb breaking it up with a fork in the bacony pan as it browns.
Tip in the caramelized onions, Marsala, tomatoes, lentils and water and bring the pan to the boil.
Simmer the ragu for 20 minutes stirring occasionally. Sprinkle over the cheese before serving, if using.
1 tablespoon olive oil
2 cups sliced onions (about 2 medium size onions)
Heat a large saute pan over medium heat. Add the olive oil and heat. Add the onions and cook, stirring, until the onions are a deep golden brown and soft, about 25 to 30 minutes. Make sure to use a gentle heat and cook the onions slowly so they don't burn. Onions will keep in the fridge for up to 1 week.
Recipe courtesy of Nigella Lawson
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(COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO.) – USA Boxing's leadership is currently undertaking major efforts to revamp the program following the well documented performance by the 2012 Olympic boxing team in London. Although the United States' women produced two medals with middleweight Claressa Shields (Flint, Mich.) winning gold and flyweight Marlen Esparza (Houston, Texas) taking bronze, the organization is working to ensure the medal shutout on the men's side never happens again for America's once proud program.
President Dr. Charles Butler and Executive Director Anthony Bartkowski have plans to improve USA Boxing in several areas and the changes will be made from the grassroots level up through the national and international arenas. Their efforts are focused in three key areas: providing valuable education at every level; increasing the safety within USA Boxing; and improving U.S. performances in key international events, including the Olympic Games.
Education is invaluable to improving the performance of not only USA Boxing's athletes, but also the officials and coaches throughout the country who interact consistently with the boxers. New programs are currently being developed to not only provide critical knowledge to all of the non-athlete constituents, but also increase participation opportunities for high level clinics and key national and international events.
The safety component is extremely important to the future of USA Boxing as a whole, as well as the athletes that tie on the gloves daily in gyms across the country. Improving USA Boxing's safety statistics and limiting injuries both in training and in competition will not only ensure the athletes are able to compete at their best, but also aid in combatting the rising insurance costs, which have impacted the organization financially.
The performance of U.S. boxers is clearly a key element following the highly publicized performance of the 2012 Olympic Team in London. All of the groups within USA Boxing must come together to return our athletes to the medal stand consistently, and the organization's leadership is working diligently to create the best possible opportunity and infrastructure to ensure that U.S. athletes are successful. The United States' always boasts tremendous talent in the sport of amateur boxing, but that has not resulted in success in key international competitions and this must change. Important steps are currently being undertaken to ensure that both U.S. athletes and their personal coaches are prepared for major international events, and that the boxers gain valuable international experience to succeed at the highest levels.
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Policymaking Opportunities for Direct Practice Social Workers in Mental Health and Addiction Services
Direct practice social workers have potentially significant policymaking opportunities as mediators of top-down policy and as creators of policy where none exists. The power they possess stems from their 'on the ground' expertise and the discretion available to them in making practice decisions. By understanding their power as "street-level bureaucrats" they can significantly improve policy. Drawing on policy issues in mental health and addictions services, this article illustrates how social workers can use their power in an ethically sensitive manner to enhance policy outcomes for clients.
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As two young visual directors, this ingenious duo uniquely illustrates some of the best underground and pop music culture in Korea, including exceptional artists like Clazziquai Project and soon-to-be Creators Risque Rhythm Machine. Making music videos and other 3D graphic/illustration/animation projects alike, Digital Pedicure are visual translators of Seoul's youth culture.
The Creators Project: How about a few words to introduce yourselves?
Digital Pedicure: We are Digital Pedicure AKA Digipedi for short. Based in Seoul, we are a two-person team making music videos, illustrations, and other visual media. Between the two of us, 1MoreTime and Oroshi, we don't really take on specific roles. You could just consider us as one working entity that splits all investments and interests 50/50.
Despite Digipedi's relatively short career, you guys have been pretty successful. What would you consider gave your first break?
It would have to be the music video we did for Dynamic Duo's track "Complex." It basically started our career and also heavily exposed our illustration style. Because of the title of the song, we wanted to go for a complicated concept with a rough feel to the imagery and kind of a hectic bombardment of visual stimulation. A year after the releasing the video, we were invited to Berlin's International Short Film (interFilm) Festival. That was pretty unexpected and a very cool experience.
As for your recent works, what's your latest video?
We just finished W & Whale's "Break It Down" video. Compared to our first music video, "Complex," the budget was pretty low. The machinery shots are like a themed homage to "Ghost in a Shell." All the props like the pipes, tubes, etc. are actually drainage equipment for sinks that we bought and rendered. Our favorite scene is probably the one when the stuffed teddy bear's insides are being torn out. It's strangely silly but grotesque at the same time. When we were in production, we tried to consider the broadcasting regulations as closely as possible, but in the end, the video was still banned from airing.
What directors or music videos do you feel have influenced you and your work the most?
The directors and videos we've been inspired by are infinite. But still, if we had to name one director, it would be Michel Gondry. Especially considering Cibo Matto's "Sugar Water" and Massive Attack's "Protection." Those are some of our most favorite videos. From watching "Sugar Water," we felt the importance of composition and so that's why we stress the most about it in our own productions. If you look at our works, we think there's an evident pinch of Gondry's influence.


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Four area players on all-star team
Four area players have been selected to the Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association All-Star series, which was announced on Tuesday.
Fort Dodge's Tyler Vaughn, St. Edmond's David Flattery, Prairie Valley's Trey Kehoe and Bishop Garrigan's John Burns will all compete in the event set for Aug. 8-11 at both Principal Park and West Des Moines Valley.
Vaughn was chosen as a pitcher on the large school west squad after going 7-4 with 64 strikeouts and a 2.64 ERA in 69 innings of work.
Flattery will be an outfielder on the small school west team. This past season, Flattery batted .323 with 30 hits, 21 RBI and 18 runs.
Kehoe, who was picked as a pitcher on the small school west squad, was 10-2 with a 1.64 ERA and 118 strikeouts in 68 1/3 innings.
Burns, an outfielder on the small school west team, posted a .398 average with 49 hits, 36 runs and 31 driven in.
Ezra Reiners – the son of former Fort Dodge and Iowa Hawkeye quarterback Randy Reiners – also landed on the large school east squad as an outfielder for Iowa City West.
Reiners, who will be a preferred walk-on on the Iowa State football team, batted .374 with 50 runs, 46 hits and 28 RBI.


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In an effort to provide students with maximum exposure and preparedness for a wide assortment of career opportunities in fields that continue to shape the economy, Campbell Law offers six dual degree programs - four with Campbell University and two with NC State University.
The Juris Doctor & Master of Business Administration Program
Offered through a cooperative arrangement between Campbell Law and Campbell University's Lundy-Fetterman School of Business, the JD/MBA programis designed to foster a solid understanding of both the law and the latest business management practices. Individuals who graduate with a JD/MBA will be ready to move into a wide variety of administrative or executive roles within the corporate, legal, government or nonprofit communities. This program may be completed in three years.
The Juris Doctor & Master of Business Administration Program
The JD/MBA program, a partnership with NC State University's Jenkins Graduate School at the Poole College of Management,equips students with legal skills, ethical conviction and intellectual leadership, alongside a relevant and timely focus on technology, innovation, business processes, and practical applications. With a flexible and individualized program of study, the JD/MBA arms students with a broad understanding of a number of different disciplines. As a result, students are well prepared to serve as business and civic leaders in an ever-growing global marketplace. This program takes four years to complete.
The Juris Doctor & Master of Divinity Program
By arrangement with the Campbell University Divinity School, the JD/MDiv program integrates the fields of law and ministry in furtherance of careers in either or both disciplines. The flexible program of study is individualized to provide each student with the best feasible combination of these two complementary disciplines, each of which can be viewed as a calling to serve others. This program takes five years to complete.
The Juris Doctor & Master of Public Administration Program
A collaboration of Campbell Law and NC State University's School of Public and International Affairs, the JD/MPA program was the first dual degree program of its kind between separate private and public institutions of higher learning in North Carolina. The program provides an exceptional legal education while preparing students to enter or advance in a range of public service leadership posts, including positions within legislative staffs and government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and academic institutions. This program takes four years to complete.
The Juris Doctor & Master of Science in Public Health Program
A joint offering with Campbell University's College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences, the JD/MSPH program provides students with a unique interdisciplinary perspective of law and public policy. Graduates will enter the workplace prepared to represent clients, health organizations or systems, and serve in leadership roles in health policy at the national, state, county and local levels. This program takes four years to complete.
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A cooperative arrangement between Campbell Law and Campbell University's Lundy-Fetterman School of Business, the JD/MTWM program is the only one of its kind in the United States and provides the necessary skill sets for obtaining positions in the wealth management field. Graduates are recognized nationwide for having the hands-on training, people skills, and technical expertise to take their place as leaders in the financial services industry. The program is registered with the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, Inc. and graduates of the program are eligible to sit for the national Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards Inc. (CFP®) Certification Examinations and earn the certification. This program may be completed in three years.


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The New York Times carried this story in 1866 of Nelson G. Merry's arrest for marrying a William A. Johnson (white) and Josephine McConico (black) Just another tidbit I've found as I research the Merry family.
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Been DYING to place another Della Terra order & finally did
4 custom try me packs 19 new to me teas & 1 I needed to fill the 5 teas.
A rabbit's garden
blueberry crumble
cactus flower
grapefruit fusion
jelly bean dream
lemon lime cream tart
lime chiffon
rainforest nectar
shamrock & roll
strawberry sunday
the malt shop
blueberry cream
pineapple upside down cake
strawberries & cream
blueberry afternoon
honey & spice
orange brulee
white chocolate
cold attack (simply because I have my first real cold in a YEAR!)
vanilla cream
1oz of winter nog
1oz of pineapple upside down cake
wanted 1oz of creme de la creme but there was none.
And yes I DID order all varieties of blueberry tea they have.
Coupon Code (DELLA30):-$14.56
Grand Total:$46.49
That sounds so good! What kind is the strawberry and cream?
I do believe the strawberry & cream is a black.
It's all the teas I wanted to try from DT, I love their try me packs for this reason.
The thread on showing off our Yixing teapots made me get out my pots, so I made a cup of sheng puerh tea from a sample that Yunnan Sourcing sent of their 2009 Mang Fei raw puerh. I liked it so much I placed an order for a cake of the Mang Fei, and also a sample of 2012 Qiu Yun wild arbor raw puerh. Products $27.25, discount $2.52, shipping $7.85, total $32.58. The Mang Fei is delicious right now.
I've gone a little nuts lately. I ordered:
Caramel vanilla assam – can't wait to try this!!
Maple pecan oolong – 4 oz! It's the BOMB!!
Pumpkin creme brûlée
1991 Da Ye aged oolong – that's some old tea! Sounds so interesting!
Marshmallow treat genmaicha
Della Terra Teas:
Blueberry crumble – 4 oz, that's right!
Oolong creme del la creme
Chocolate pumpkin pie
I saw the Dragon Feelers were back in stock, which prompted another Butiki order…I was trying to wait it out a little longer, but oh well. Very excited!
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Snatched up a couple pouches of 52teas Marshmallow Treat earlier today. w00t w00t
Just placed my first 52teas order:
-Marshmallow Treat
-Graveyard Mist
-Pancake Breakfast
Yikes! I think this Zen Tea order just pushed my back up to 100 teas. :O
It was worth it though. I used the coupon code "Spring" for 20-40%, and it looks as though I got free shipping too! (I think if you're in BC you qualify but I don't know for sure).
Anyways, here's my loot (20g each):
Black – Phoenix Pearl – $2.00
Black – Strawberry Cream – $1.80
Black -O'Sullivan's Favorite – $1.60
Green – Curled Dragon Silver Tip -$4.50
Green Tea – Coconut – $2.00
Herb – Anti-Strain $2.20
Herb – Cranberry Acai – $0.50
Herb – Tumeric Ginger – $0.50
Oolong – Bossa Nova – $1.80
Rooibos – Chocolate Mint – $2.00
Rooibos – Lavender Nirvana – $0.80
Rooibos – Northern Berry – $0.50
Subtotal: $20.30
Grand Total: $16.24 (with discount)
Fifty cent samples you guys!!!
First ever Butiki Order:
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Khongea Golden Tippy Assam
Grandpa's Anytime Tea
Premium Taiwanese Assam
Tamarind Pop
Three Friends
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Samples requested:
Caramel Vanilla Assam
Organic Irish Breakfast
I placed my first orders with both PureAromaTeas and Teavivre yesterday. A dozen or so 10-14 gram samples from each. I really did not need to buy as much as I did.
Ordered a glass gaiwan off ebay / Dragon Tea House
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Waypoint Secures $375 Mil to Expand Helicopter Lease Offerings
A new investor group is providing $375 million in equity growth capital for Limerick, Ireland-based Waypoint Leasing, as the company looks to expand its grow its fleet. Waypoint has a U.S. office in Darien, Conn.
The investor group includes MSD Capital, Soros Fund Management and the Cartesian Capital Group. Waypoint plans to use the money to acquire more helicopters and increase its offerings to oil and gas, emergency medical services (EMS) and passenger transport operators across the globe.
The company recently signed a multi-year agreement with AgustaWestland to add AW109 GrandNew, AW169, AW139 and AW189 helicopters to its fleet.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (205 votes).
In short: it's not billed as The Tough One for nothingIn full: scenic, extremely undulating but v friendly, well marshalled with encouraging marshals. Really enjoyed. Great value entry cost...liked being able to buy tshirt or hoodie as optional extra. Even had a little paddle on Worthing seafront before the race started....Fab day :-) Date of review: May 12, 2016
In short: challenging but friendlyIn full: Very slick organisation, good facilities at the start and finish, and well stocked water/food stations. The marshalls were all brilliant, and did an amazing job in the tough weather. I had to imagine the glorious views as I was up in the clouds most of the day! The route was more runable that I had feared from the course profile, although I was reduced to walking anything that was even slightly uphill by the end. Probably the most enthusiatic cheering I've ever experienced as I crossed the finish line. Lovely to be able to get a massage at the end.Date of review: May 5, 2015
In short: Brutal, beautiful (when the clouds cleared) and brilliant marshallsIn full: Great race, by not for the faint hearted. Top marks to the marshalls and supporters who were unwavering in their enthusiasm despite some fairly gnarly weatherDate of review: May 3, 2015
In full: I love this event and it was my 4th time at it. It is VERY tough but it doesn't pretend otherwise. I like the out and back and most of the front runners shouted over encouragement. I am a tad amazed at Black Rats comment re the parking and driving back home. It is a country area. The parking is a premium BUT you could use your initiative and go check out the countless streets around...with 90 mins in hand, plenty of time for that. I accept the organisers should have turned folk away at the round-about and maybe pinted out places to park. Great event and I will be back.Date of review: May 19, 2014
In short: If you love hills, you will love this raceIn full: My third year of running this. Glorious scenery and huge hills. This race gets better and better. I'll be back next year!!Date of review: May 14, 2014
In short: A favouriteIn full: We'll organised run with a fantastic atmosphere. The hills are tough but the views at the top are worth it. Car parking was a problem this year with the car park full when I got there at 9.30 so had to find a space in the neighbouring residential area (the residents weren't too pleased!).Will be back next yearDate of review: May 5, 2014
In short: Parking atrociousIn full: I was really looking forward to this. Set of nice and early and arrive 90 minutes before the start time. The car park was already full, there was a queue from the roundabout with everyone trying to get up a tinsy residential road only after sitting in all that to be told the car was full and turning round and sitting in the queue again to get back down the road. There was no other parking nearby so I gave up and went back home. I am very disappointed. Got up early to get there in plenty of time, travelled in excess of 150 miles only to find there was no parking and the organisation abysmal. I wont be entering againDate of review: May 5, 2014
In short: Gloriously evil and challenging courseDate of review: May 5, 2014
In short: Great experienceIn full: One of the finest races I've entered, challenging, wonderful setting and you cannot fault the organisers they were perfect, thoroughly enjoyable day put!Date of review: May 4, 2014
In short: My new favouriteIn full: Be warned - it's quite hard. Some tough tough climbs but more than compensated by the beautiful South Downs scenery. Small and friendly, not one to do for setting PBs but a fantastically organised race. If you like off road / trail running this is a must.Doing this next year definitely.Date of review: May 4, 2014
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The groundbreaking broadcast will premiere on Sept. 6, on UniversalSports.com and Oct. 8, on Universal Sports TV, followed by a special presentation of the events on NBC, Oct. 18.
"The U.S. Olympic Committee is making a tremendous investment in building the Paralympic movement in the United States. That commitment has helped significantly raise the awareness of Paralympic programs since 2004, and this broadcast agreement is clear evidence of the growing interest nationally in Paralympic sport," said Charlie Huebner, Chief of Paralympics, U.S. Olympic Committee. "The amazing platform provides an exceptional opportunity to showcase the talents of the 2008 U.S. Paralympic Team, introduce more individuals with physical disabilities to the Paralympic movement and inspire all Americans."Viewers will have the opportunity to watch the Paralympic Games, Sept. 6-17, with daily live and delayed highlight shows on UniversalSports.com and usparalympics.org. The official U.S. Paralympic Team site will also host daily video blogs from U.S. athletes and delegation members. Beginning in 2009, the U.S. Olympic Network will re-air portions of the 2008 Paralympic Games.
The Paralympic Games are an elite sporting event for persons with physical disabilities. In Beijing, a total of 4,000 athletes from around 150 countries will be competing in 20 sports and the U.S. will be represented by 213 athletes.
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Topic: Refactoring a large controller
I recently inherited a project that has a huge user's controller. It handles the usual RESTful user actions (new,create,edit, destroy, etc) but it also has a ton of other stuff that deals with users but almost seems out of place. It handles all of the user signup and subscription payments, which would include creating a credit card transaction.. editing and changing credit card or subscription plans and then finally initiating the transactions. There are also some image uploading functions (via attachment_fu) that deal with a user uploading images.. destroying images.. and uploading a profile image. Finally (and this is a bit messy) we have 3 different types of users -- individuals, families, and business class. They actually require very similar functionality and can almost see why they were grouped togethe.. but you have separate create methods for individual/families and businesses.
So here's the question. This Users controller is big and just seems wrong. It would seem like new controllers should be introduced.. here are some possibilities, I'm wondering what your blind suggestions would be: Sign up controller, Photo controller, Individual/family/business controllers (they all use the same User model).


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Council will change rules on alcohol sales at amateur sporting events
NEW ULM – Amateur athletic events with teams whose participants are at least age 18 will soon be able to serve alcohol at their events in New Ulm because the City Council approved a motion Tuesday to change City Code.
Current City Code prohibits the sale of alcohol at amateur athletic events. The New Ulm code is more restrictive than the state's prohibition of not allowing alcohol at youth amateur athletic events. Councilors and city officials were unsure why the City Code was stricter than the state, but they believed it was an effort to prevent the sale at youth events and simply had too broad a definition.
The request for changing the rules came from the Goosetown Roller Girls, who found New Ulm to be the only city in their league that did not allow serving alcohol at their events. Representatives from the team, who are all age 21 and up, said they want to serve alcohol at their events to grow their fan base and generate more funds, which they donate to local organizations as a not-for-profit organization.
The Council approved the request and briefly debated whether to set the criteria for a non-youth amateur team as being age 21 or older. However, the Council ultimately decided to defer to the state's criteria of the participants being age 18 and older in order to avoid limiting the options of the teams.
The change will be brought to the Council at the next meeting. It is expected to be in effect by mid-May.
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The Council also approved the development agreement with Frontier Labs MN for the previously approved tax abatement program. The program is intended to assist Frontier in setting up operations in New Ulm by rebating set portions of taxes paid by the property. The rebate will be $4,114 per year, with terms of not exceeding 15 years and not exceeding $59,392. Frontier Labs will be required to create four full-time jobs at a minimum of $14 per hour plus benefits.
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In mid-September, I attended an artist-led tour of Continuum, an exhibition of works by students and graduates of Florida Atlantic University's Master of Fine Arts program. The exhibit, which opened at the Cultural Council of Palm Beach County in August and runs until November 10, includes a range of mediums, styles and points of view. Continuum's sheer variety is reason enough to attend. Beyond this, the work in Continuum reflects the life stories of 20 individuals, artists you come to know and understand as you progress through the exhibit.
Raheleh Tavakolnia, a MFA candidate, led my tour. In addition to being utterly charming, Tavakolnia is Iranian, a characteristic that permeates her art and the way she sees the world. When you first walk into the gallery space, a patchwork robe created by Tavakolnia greets you. Constructed from fabrics bearing images and script from her native country, the piece, entitled "What We Carry," is a work in progress. It speaks to Tavakolnia's commitment to exploring the forbidden and mystical power of the feminine and, especially, how femininity is influenced by Middle Eastern cultures and norms.
Tavakolnia's work cannot be separated from her personal history. This is the case for all the pieces in Continuum. "Surrounded," a mixed-media painting from MFA student Misoo Filan, is a striking construction. By juxtaposing familiar fairy tale imagery with a nude self-portrait, Filan conveys a vulnerable innocence. This, combined with a predominantly brown color palette accented by strikes of bold pigments, makes for a haunting image.
Linda Behar's personal history is also prevalent in her work, though in a more abstract manner than Filan's. Born in Venezuela, Behar studied to become a civil engineer before turning to art. As a result, a number of her pieces feature location as a motif. An untitled silkscreen print on paper illustrates an infatuation with urban planning as well as a desire to imbue logical constructions with a sense of spirituality.
Continuum is a smorgasbord of mediums. Traditional acrylic paintings are the minority, surpassed by pottery, photography, tile work and sugar sculptures. Yes, sugar sculptures. Giannina Coppiano Dwin, a graduate of FAU's MFA program, explores gender identity by creating intricate images with sugar. Her work in Continuum includes four photographs of sugar lingerie. From afar, and even up close, the sugar bras and panties look real. Bring nose to glass and you can see the sugar crystals sparkle in the lighting, at once shattering the illusion and illuminating Dwin's message of female identity and its conflation with fragility.
Alumni Joshua Hunter Davis' work forgoes the intricacies of sugar in exchange for the interplay of industrialization and nature. Humming Bird (mixed media on canvas) exemplifies this. A lovely depiction of a humming bird is obstructed by a decoupage of mechanical images. This hybrid speaks to a number of industrial motifs and concerns faced by civilization today. On a more personal level, it's reminiscent of Davis' own childhood, growing up with both a reverence for the outdoors as well as Sci-Fi movies like Blade Runner, Aliens and Terminator.
By the end of my Continuum tour, I felt like I'd done more than just visit a gallery. In the hour I spent at the Cultural Council of Palm Beach County, I'd come to know 20 distinct artists and their views of the world. I saw their insecurities. I witnessed their struggles. I understood their histories. Above all, I stood in awe of their artistic talents and courage to put all of themselves on the canvas.
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Ambassador Carey Cavanaugh to speak at St. Norbert College as part of the Great Decisions Lecture Series
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Ambassador Cavanaugh, though officially retired, is still directly involved in the issues surrounding the Russian/Georgian conflict that dominates this region. The potential for confrontation between the U.S. and Russia makes the Ambassador's views particularly relevant in today's world.
Great Decisions is a nationwide program meant to bring together local, regional and national experts in an eight-week lecture series discussing international issues of interest to the community. St. Norbert College is hosting the public event for its 30th year in northeastern Wisconsin.
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Barca extend lead at the top
A review of the weekend's action in the Spanish Primera Division as Barca extend their lead at the top.
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Lionel Messi won the much-anticipated duel with Radamel Falcao to fire Barcelona to an impressive 4-1 victory over Atletico Madrid and a nine-point advantage at the top of the Primera Division.
Falcao put Atletico ahead in the first half but, despite enjoying the better of the opening 45 minutes, Diego Simeone's side trailed at the break after a stunning goal from Adriano and a well-taken effort from Sergio Busquets.
Messi was a long way from his magical best but still ended up with two goals - his 89th and 90th of a remarkable 2012 - to quell Atletico's challenge in the second period.
It all added up to a wonderful night for Tito Vilanova's men who not only moved a further three points clear of second-placed Atletico at the summit but also took to the Nou Camp pitch moments after arch-rivals Real Madrid had been held to a surprise 2-2 draw by Espanyol at the Bernabeu.
That stalemate left Madrid 13 points adrift of the Catalans - a deficit even boss Jose Mourinho admitted would be "practically impossible" to overhaul.
Juan Albin's late equaliser had struck another blow to Real Madrid's hopes of retaining their title as they could only draw 2-2 with Espanyol at the Santiago Bernabeu.
Sergio Garcia had given the visitors a deserved lead on the half-hour but Madrid appeared to be heading for victory as goals form Cristiano Ronaldo and Fabio Coentrao either side of half-time put them in front.
However, after missing a host of chances to put the Catalans away, Jose Mourinho's men were punished two minutes from time as Albin turned the ball past Iker Casillas from close range.
The point extends Madrid's unbeaten record at home this season to 12 games but they were left to rue a lacklustre first-half performance and a profligate one after the break.
Ernesto Valverde's winning start as Valencia coach came to an end as striker Alejandro Dominguez's late penalty against his former club earned Rayo Vallecano a surprise 1-0 victory at the Mestalla.
Valverde had guided his new side to three successive away victories - one in the Copa del Rey, one in the Primera Division and one in the Champions League - without them conceding a goal since replacing Mauricio Pellegrini earlier this month.
But that fine run - and his home debut - was ruined by Dominguez as Valencia's league woes returned.
Levante moved back up into fifth with a hard-fought 1-0 win at Real Zaragoza courtesy of Ruben Garcia's first-half strike.
The visitors had fired an early warning shot when Jose Barkero smashed a shot off the post, but they eventually went in front on 19 minutes when Garcia pounced on a loose ball bouncing around the Zaragoza area to slot home only his second senior goal.
Zaragoza pushed hard for an equaliser after the break but they could not find a way through Levante's resilient defence as efforts from Paco Montanes and Edu Oriol flew just off target, whilst a late penalty claim for a handball by Juanfran was waived away by Ignacio Iglesias Villanueva.
On Saturday, Malaga shrugged off a poor first-half performance to beat local rivals Sevilla 2-0 and consolidate fourth spot.
The visitors were lucky to be on level terms at the break after Alvaro Negredo hit the post for a dominant home side after just two minutes.
And Sevilla paid for their profligacy in the second period as Martin Demichelis headed Malaga in front and Eliseu made it 2-0 from the penalty spot after Federico Fazio saw red for bringing down Joaquin Sanchez.
Aritz Aduriz's 11th-minute header consigned Real Mallorca to their ninth defeat in 11 league games, but Athletic Bilbao were just as thankful to goalkeeper Gorka Iraizoz for the 1-0 win as they moved nine points clear of the relegation zone.
The visitors went in front with their first serious attack as Andoni Iraola's searching cross found Aduriz free at the back post to head home his 11th goal of the campaign.
Mallorca then created countless opportunities to get back in the game but Iraizoz was equal to efforts from Giovani Dos Santos, Tomer Hemed and Victor Casadesus before the break, whilst Victor also fired wide with an open goal after the interval.
Diego Castro's penalty deep into stoppage time salvaged a point for Getafe from a 1-1 draw against Osasuna in a game desperately lacking in quality at the Alfonso Perez Coliseum.
Both sides had one great opportunity to take the lead in the first half but neither Nino nor Alvaro Vazquez could convert when clean through on goal, and the game only came to life after Emiliano Armenteros had been sent off for the visitors 12 minutes from time for a wild lunge on Juan Valera.
Despite losing a man, Jose Mendilibar's men seemed set for all three points when Kike Sola weaved a way through the Getafe defence to slot home six minutes from time.
However, Osasuna were cruelly denied a second away win of the campaign in the final minute of added time as Oier was harshly adjudged to have handled inside the area and Castro stroked home his fourth goal of the season.
Granada claimed a 0-0 draw at home to Real Sociedad but failed to score for the fifth successive league game.
In a match of precious few chances at the Estadio Nuevo Los Carmenas, the hosts bounced back from shipping four against Malaga last weekend and moved out of the relegation zone on goal difference after the stalemate.
But manager Juan Antonio Anquela will hardly be buoyed by his side's lack of goals although they had their chances.
Anquela was under some pressure for a result after his team were booed off the pitch in their last home match against Espanyol and the Malaga result will have heightened tensions further.
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11/21/2012 (4 years ago)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
Just as the Blessed Virgin Mary was prepared to give the gift of her life back to God in the temple by meditating on the Word of God and participation in the temple liturgy, we are prepared in a most excellent way to give our gifts back to God by the Word of God and by participation in the Sacred Liturgy of the Church, especially the Most Holy Eucharist, which is the source, summit, and center, of all the gifts that we have been given.
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11/21/2012 (4 years ago)
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Keywords: Presentation of Mary, Homily, Year of Faith,
HYTHE, KENT, UK (Catholic Online) - Today is the memorial of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, which, by an ancient custom, we celebrate the mystery that the Blessed Virgin Mary was marvelously prepared to receive the coming of Jesus Christ by being presented to God in the temple by her parents at a very young age to hasten the coming of the Messiah. Â
This feast happens every year immediately before Advent, an entire season when we focus on preparing the way for the Lord. The last two weeks of the Church's year the readings and liturgy are all about the final coming of God to consummate the ages with God's final victory over evil and judgment over all mankind. The readings for today reveal this.
The first reading, taken from the book of Revelation, or the Apocalypse, speak about the vision of God in heaven, where all will prostrate themselves before the majesty and sovereignty of the Lord.
Throughout the Church's year we do not look at Jesus as the Just Judge, the perfect and all-holy One. We look at him rather as the Crucified One, the meek and persecuted Lord, who comes to us in gentleness and in peace, knocking quietly at the door of our hearts.Â
These last two weeks of the Church's year, however, we see his power, might, authority, and elevation over all, to remind us that the time will come when we will all have to render an account to the one who scrutinizes all our actions.
The Gospel also speaks about the Second Coming of Christ. It is a parable that shows that the master has gone away but will return and expect an accounting of the gifts that he has generously given.Â
We hear from the Lord Jesus those exacting words, "to everyone who has, more will be given, but from the one who has not, even what he has will be taken away."Â This means that we cannot allow the gifts of God to sit on the shelf but must act and bring about a return for what has been given.
If you hear these words with faith, the normal reaction is to have your knees knock a little bit, to have a little holy fear, and to ask the question, "What am I doing for God, and what gifts has he given me that he will expect a return?"
No human person has been given more than the Blessed Virgin Mary. She, unlike every other human person, was conceived without original sin.
Great wisdom is given to us when we ponder how then she was prepared to give this gift back to God. Just as the Blessed Virgin Mary was prepared to give the gift of her life back to God in the temple by meditating on the Word of God and participation in the temple liturgy, we are prepared in a most excellent way to give our gifts back to God by the Word of God and by participation in the Sacred Liturgy of the Church, especially the Most Holy Eucharist, which is the source, summit, and center, of all the gifts that we have been given. Â
The Catechism of the Catholic Church tells us (1324), "The other sacraments, and indeed all ecclesiastical ministries and works of the apostolate, are bound up with the Eucharist and are oriented toward it. For in the blessed Eucharist is contained the whole spiritual good of the Church, namely Christ himself, our Pasch." The Eucharist not only is the source and summit of all gifts, but THE greatest gift we can receive. It is safe therefore to assume, that if you go to mass frequently and participate devoutly in the mystery, you have been richly endowed with the greatest gift possible on earth - receiving God himself.
Make you tremble even more?
Yep it is a bit scary knowing that your faith makes you more accountable, but be not afraid! God would never give you this gift without helping you to make it fruitful. The best way to give this gift back to God is through the prayers, intercession, and motherly mediation of the Immaculate Virgin Mary.
Just as she was presented to God in the temple by her parents to prepare her for giving Christ to the world, so too, the Blessed Virgin Mary presents you in the Church to God to give the gift of your life back to him.
May her prayers and intercession help us to respond generously to the call of the Lord that on that great and terrible day of reckoning we may be able to offer a good accounting of our gifts.
Father Samuel Medley, SOLT, is a priest of the Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity, and is currently based in Hythe, Kent, United Kingdom. He is a speaks to groups around the world on Blessed Pope John Paul II's Theology of the Body. Visit his homily blog http://medleyminute.blogspot.com or his blog on sexual ethics http://loveandresponsibility.orgÂ
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The consideration of Jesus' baptism, gives us an opportunity to remember our own baptism. If you do not know the date of your own baptism, it is a good idea to go through your personal files and find out when it occurred. CORPUS CHRISTI, TX (Catholic ... continue reading
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (169 votes).
Date of review: November 14, 2013
In short: A lovely route spoiled by very poor race day organisationDate of review: November 22, 2012
In short: Great route- awful organisationIn full: Route was lovely through a park and by river. But start and finish points 5 miles apart. You had to pay extra to get back to start. And bus organisation was non existent . Not enough toilets at the start. Bags left unattended at finish. And finish was in the middle of a field away from everywhere!!! Date of review: November 6, 2012
In short: A shambles.In full: Not sure where to start. The volunteers looked completely miserable apart from about 3 that said keep going, you're doing well etc. There were no toilets for the first 6 miles that i saw.The goody bags were rubbish - saw it said we get a t shirt as well? I didnt receive this or see any at all? The bag included a bar, some coffee sweets and think some energy drink tab things. Our bag was left in the middle of the muddle field and they were not supervised! Anyone could have taken it. The bus situation was an absolute joke. Me and my dad had booked in advance and paid £6 for bus tickets. When we finished in the middle of the muddy field in the freezing cold, stiff and achey, we then wandered to where we assumed the bus would be (as not signposted) There was a small mini bus parked there. After waiting about 20 minutes in a queue of around 50 people at least, I went to the front to see what was happening. I was advised that the driver of the bus was on a break and wouldnt be leaving for at least 20 minutes. Then would have to come back and we would have to wait at least an hour and she said that was the minimum. There was no way I could have stayed in the cold for an hour so she called us a taxi and we went over to McDonalds to wait for it. My dad ended up paying £20 for the taxi we shared with 4 other people as no one else had any money apart from 1 man who paid £5 which was all he had. Ruined the day completely. If the volunteers were more cheerful it would have made it so much more pleasent, and also if the bus sitution was sorted out it would have been better. This years race was awful and we will not be returning.Date of review: October 31, 2012
In short: Route not what I expected and longer than 13.1kIn full: Didnt use buses or baggage facilities as husband drove to end so cant comment on the problems.I didnt see email re not parking there til after as it went in spam folder but he had no issues.I enjoyed race but did think it was going to be all in the park so surprised about beginning in industrial park. Liked medal and goody bag but no tshirt as advertised. Plenty of marshals but didnt find them overly supportive. Pre race info was good. Prob wont do again, bit of a trek and early start but at least I got to see white water raftingDate of review: October 31, 2012
In short: 6.55k race was OK, but organisation could be betterIn full: I opted for the 6.55k distance. Had considered the half kilomathon but, having read the comments, glad I didn't. The 6.55k started and finished where the main races ended - in a field by the White Water Centre - so at least I did not have the shuttle bus problem. The race pack had said there was no parking available, but we were able to park there, probably because there were only 20 runners, of a possible 2,500. Less than a Parkrun! There was a cafe in the White Water Centre for hot drinks and bacon or sausage baps but this wasn't advertised. Race started half an hour late, they said due to transport difficulties. As a result, I was running into the longer distance runners as I headed towards the finish line. The DJ at the start/finish was cheery. Most of the marshals were uncommunicative but they were probably bored with so few runners - I got a bit lonely running through woodland in my own company a lot of the time. There were a handfull of kids doing a shorter race and I felt sorry for them having so few people to cheer them on. A staggered start and finish for all the races at the same location would have created a better atmosphere and avoided the transport difficulties. The distances are great for someone wanting an extra challenge but there are obvious organisational problems that need to be sorted before I'll commit to the 13.1k next year. Date of review: October 30, 2012
In short: Great course, well marshalled & signposted. Let down by the lack of bus back! Date of review: October 30, 2012
In short: Poor organisation spoiled what could have been a good raceIn full: There were some good points to this race: the marshals were very cheerful and helpful and the scenery was pleasant and interesting once we left the industrial estate behind. It was also good idea to start the race at Lee Valley Athletics Centre which had plenty of parking and good facilities. However, there were also some serious problems with the race and I for one will not be taking part in a Kilomathon again unless they are sorted out. (i) The race ended in the middle of a field, miles from anywhere, and with nowhere to buy a hot drink or shelter from the cold - not a great idea at the end of October, particularly given the delays with the shuttle transport(ii) The bus transport back to the start was totally inadequate for the number of runners/spectators. Bus transport had to be booked and paid for in advance, so the organisers knew how many people would want to use it. What went wrong?(iii) The road closures did not appear to have been managed properly. There were few signs for drivers and at one point I saw a car driver try to make a right turn into a "closed" road we were running along. Was there a race licence for this event? I've tried to upload my result to the Runbritain/Power of 10 websites and I get a message saying no record of a licence. Date of review: October 30, 2012
In short: Great Run, Terrible finish.In full: So much potential! a novel distance and something a bit different, all totally ruined by an appalling finish, in a muddy field miles from anywhere it seemed. Many thanks to the cheerful gut who, after we had stood freezing for half an hour got us together in the mc donalds over the road and ordered a taxi for 8 to share, a lifesaver!I had so looked foward to the day as a chance or something new and the stadium would have made a great finish, but i for one,will not be back.Date of review: October 29, 2012
In full: I eneded up running further than 13.1km as the distance between the 10km & 11km points was incorrect! Very disappointed at the end of the race as there was nowhere to rest/change into warmer clothes, my bag was lying in the mud for anyone to take and none of the organisers could point me in the direction of the closest train station. Very bad transport links- wish we has finished where we had started. Overall, I found it challenging and enjoyable (until the end).Date of review: October 29, 2012
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (835 votes).
In short: Brilliant!Date of review: November 8, 2011
In short: Need to be in first couple of waves to clock a PB, but still a great raceIn full: This is a an excellent run, very quick route. Probably as flat as your likely to find in the south of the UK on road. You need to be in the first couple of waves to clock a PB, but even running from the back you can get a respectable time. Brilliant crowds, music, facilities. Praking can be tricky so get there early. Tshirt and medal are excellent. The race should be run in reverse as all the good bits (historic dockyard with HMS victory + warrior) are at about mile 3-4. Love this run.Date of review: June 2, 2010
In short: Flat course very windy over the last mile or 2.Date of review: February 21, 2010
In short: Great day out!In full: This was my first race. I really enjoyed it. Some nice views and the crowds were great. I was quite realistic with my time estimate, though it seemed thousands weren't. The first 3-4 miles I was just overtaking people many who were walking! I don't have a problem with people walking, but why were they in the faster waves. This caused severe bottlenecks at the first couple of bends. Other than that a few extrs toilets might be nice. But overall I loved the race and will be back next year! Hopefully there was a lot of money raised!Date of review: January 21, 2010
In short: Great atmosphere and course, but getting out of the carparks is getting awful!Date of review: December 9, 2009
In short: My favourite race of the year - always lives up to high expectations.Date of review: November 17, 2009
In full: I wasn't quite sure what to expect from this race, but I was certainly impressed. The organisation was fantastic and the course was entirely flat, making it perfect for beginners and fast for those more serious runners. The scenary was fantastic; you ran past various sights such as HMS Victory, Spinnaker Tower etc. And the crowd suppport was fantastic. In fact, I prefered this event to the Great North Run. I think the compactness of the Great South Run meant the support was constant and there was plenty to see. Boy was that wind strong on the final 2 miles along the beach front though!Date of review: November 17, 2009
In short: A typical Great Run event. Very quick course.Date of review: November 15, 2009
In short: Flat with a windy finish. Well organised big eventIn full: Well organised mass event. Flat and fast, but beware of the wind. Gatorade bottles were too big and I'd say not enough loos. The price is ridiculous. But great one to run for charity. Date of review: November 7, 2009
In short: A great day out by the seaside.In full: Third time I've done this race. Great support from spectators and marshalls round the course. But please please can they put some marshalls round the exit of the finish area? It took me ages to get out after collecting my goody bag - not funny when you're cold, worn out and want to get warm and get some food. Why can't people wait at the alphabetical meeting points just over from the actual finish area where there's loads of room? But, will be back. Already booked for next year.Date of review: November 3, 2009
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Statement by Secretary Clinton
On July 9, the United Nations Security Council reached unanimous agreement on a Presidential Statement, which condemns North Korea's attack on the Cheonan and deplores the loss of 46 South Korean sailors who were killed in the attack.
Ambassador Susan Rice, U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations, said, "The message to North Korean leadership is crystal clear. The Security Council condemns and deplores this attack. It warns against any further attacks, and insists on full adherence to the Korean Armistice Agreement. The council's statement commends the Republic of Korea for its extraordinary restraint and underscores the findings and good work of the Joint Civilian Military Investigation Group."
Read the Ambassador's full statement here.
Dirwan in Malaysia writes:
Why on israel attacked palestine n gaza, killed thousand of people n childrens you kept silent and not condemn any of israel's action!
Don't be stupid or fool! You let them killed becauce the killer is your sleeping partner!
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Presidential Statement:
The full text of presidential statement S/PRST/2010/13 reads as follows:
"The Security Council notes the letter dated 4 June 2010 from the Permanent Representative of the Republic of Korea to the United Nations addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/2010/281), and the letter dated 8 June 2010 from the Permanent Representative of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to the United Nations addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/2010/294).
"The Security Council deplores the attack on 26 March 2010 which led to the sinking of the Republic of Korea naval ship, the Cheonan, resulting in the tragic loss of 46 lives.
"The Security Council determines that such an incident endangers peace and security in the region and beyond.
"The Security Council deplores the loss of life and injuries and expresses its deep sympathy and condolences to the victims and their families and to the people and Government of the Republic of Korea, and calls for appropriate and peaceful measures to be taken against those responsible for the incident aimed at the peaceful settlement of the issue in accordance with the United Nations Charter and all other relevant provisions of international law.
"In view of the findings of the Joint Civilian-Military Investigation Group led by the Republic of Korea with the participation of five nations, which concluded that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea was responsible for sinking the Cheonan, the Security Council expresses its deep concern.
"The Security Council takes note of the responses from other relevant parties, including from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, which has stated that it had nothing to do with the incident.
"Therefore, the Security Council condemns the attack which led to the sinking of the Cheonan.
"The Security Council underscores the importance of preventing further such attacks or hostilities against the Republic of Korea or in the region.
"The Security Council welcomes the restraint shown by the Republic of Korea and stresses the importance of maintaining peace and stability on the Korean peninsula and in North-East Asia as a whole.
"The Security Council calls for full adherence to the Korean Armistice Agreement and encourages the settlement of outstanding issues on the Korean peninsula by peaceful means to resume direct dialogue and negotiation through appropriate channels as early as possible, with a view to avoiding conflicts and averting escalation.
"The Security Council reaffirms the importance that all Member States uphold the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations.â€
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Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by H.E. Mr. Sin Son Ho, Permanent Representative of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, on the Cheonan incident (the sinking of the ship from the Republic of Korea).
Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by H.E. Mr. Park In-Kook, Permanent Representative of the Republic of Korea, on the Cheonan incident (the sinking of the ship from the Republic of Korea).
Media Stakeout: Informal comments to the Media by H.E. Mr. Yukio Takasu, Permanent Representative of Japan, on the Cheonan incident (the sinking of the ship from the Republic of Korea).
I figured a little context would be useful, and perhaps the Dipnote Staff would be good enough to include relevent links like this in the future when such a crucial action is taken in the UN.
In the council webcast after the meeting I think I was witness to diplomatic history. I've never in all my years seen "hug diplomacy" in action in that chamber.
But I think Mr. Park In-Kook was feeling about two inches taller in his shoes after Dr. Rice gave him one.
I'm wondering if Dipnote Bloggers can check this out and tell me if this is indeed a diplomatic "first".
In any case, I think it is one of the many reasons I consider Ambassador Rice the best UN perm rep this nation has had in decades.
Eric in New Mexico writes:
Kudos to Jimmy Carter for securing the release of Mr. Gomes.
It's an interesting contrast in "personal diplomacy"; on one hand it got one of them in a heck of a lot of trouble, on the other hand it helped the other get him out of it.
Now I know there's been a lot of speculation about the visit of "lil Kim to China of late, and that DoS isn't want to comment...
But I guess I just have to say to PJ Crowley that I think he's missing all the fun we the public are having playing "What if?".
It must be a tough job he has keeping a strait face sometimes, and in the following pet theory I'm working on, it is my intent to make his Monday morning coming to work and reading this blog as entertaining as possible, if not virtually impossible not to grin at the thought that if China simply arrested 'lil Kim , and his son, ( crimes against humanity, starving his own people, threats of nuclear war, sinking ships... as reasons) and the fellow that met Carter is sincere in getting back to the table, then China gains many kudos for resolving this crisis peacefully. Or maybe they're just going into exile and there's a new guy in charge in NK.
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Excellent. And an excellent collection of essays in a
Excellent. And an excellent collection of essays in a similar vein is "The Faith of Scientists In Their Own Words," ed. by Nancey Frankenberry.

We all have "the capacity of modern scientists to be more
We all have "the capacity of modern scientists to be more comfortable with the presence of mystery...". The final mystery is the unknowable answer to "Why am I?", "the last why". If we were to realize our capacity to be more comfortable with this "void" in our lives we could empty it of, among other ways we try to fill it, our religious/philosophies. As we empty it we become more able to "reach out to the limits of our capacities, to others and to God.", the "ideal reaction to the void". Among the consequences would be "peace on earth goodwill toward [all humans]".
God isn't in religious thread.
When wound up in it God is dead." http://www.thelastwhy.ca/poems...

of course "mystery" in science generally means what we
of course "mystery" in science generally means what we don't yet know but likely could with more work/understanding, whereas a "Mystery" in most religious contexts has do with questions of how should we live our daily lives in relation to a demanding yet largely unknowable/mysterious Being, so not really the same subject. Plus in my experience scientists don't tend to do better than other people when it comes to not-knowing in the interactions that make up their daily lives. And there is a whole history of "negative" theology and mysticism that makes welcoming/seeking Mystery central to living a faithful life.

Science and mathematics are well suited for describing
Science and mathematics are well suited for describing the "how"; details on what we can observe or theorize. Philosophy and theology are more concerned with the "why" (or you might say the "who"); the meaning or purpose of existence and how to live life for the greater good. So I totally agree with Livio that they do operate on parallel planes. Personally I find the "why" much more interesting than the "how".
Throwing the word "God" on a book about science and mathematics is a good tactic for grabbing attention, which is of course helpful in selling a book.

When Livio said (something to the effect of) science
When Livio said (something to the effect of) science/mathematics has not influenced religion and vice-versa and exist on diffent planes, my immediate thought was "what about Alfred North Whitehead!" Interestingly he later offered a quote from him.
A.N.W. was a mathematician and contemporary of Eistein who later turned his genius to philosophy, resulting in process philosophy and further developed into process theology.

I had this thought in my mind as I finsihed listening to
I had this thought in my mind as I finsihed listening to the interview that we are becoming increasingly aware of the immensity of the universe at the sme time we are witnessing the exponential increase in the population of the planet...and the huge increases in national debt...and in the memory and processing speeds of computers, etc.. It seems as if all the limits are being exceeded. Is this what the new milennium is to be all about?


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This week marks the 31st annual National Crime Victims' Rights Week (NCVRW). This week-long campaign sponsored by the Department of Justice's Office of Victims of Crime originated as an opportunity to remember the rights of victims of crime and to acknowledge the advocates who work on their behalf. The theme of this year's event is "Extending the Vision: Reaching Every Victim."
This theme falls very much in line with the overall mission of Overseas Citizens Services (OCS) in the Bureau of Consular Affairs. OCS is responsible for the protection and safety of all U.S. citizens traveling abroad -- many in far-off and isolated locations.
While overall U.S. citizen travel abroad has declined in recent years, the volume of young Americans choosing to study abroad continues to increase. When students are researching study abroad locations, they often consider the cultural attributes of a country, as well as the language and the customs. One thing that students usually do not take into consideration is the risk of crime and the fact that U.S. laws do not apply abroad. Students remain a vulnerable demographic and are often targeted by criminals.
With this in mind, the Bureau of Consular Affairs is taking several steps to ensure Americans have all the necessary information to make informed decisions about their travel abroad. For example, students who are interested in or planning to study abroad can find useful information on our Students Abroad website. This website includes country-specific travel information, tips on traveling smart, and what to do in case of an emergency. We are also sharing our resources and information with U.S. college and university study abroad programs, so that students are well-informed before they go overseas. Students can also find information about U.S. embassies in each country and we encourage you to enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) Program so that we can locate you in an emergency.
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Kids' fishing derby this weekend
The Eight Point Sportsmen's Club on Beaman Road will hold its annual kids' fishing derby on Saturday and Sunday, April 26 and 27, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Prizes will be awarded at the close of each day of fishing. Nearly 1,000 trout will be stocked in the Club Pond. The derby is open to area children and their parents. The entry fee is $3 for children 15 years and younger, $5 for adults and teens 16 and older. Club members will help novices learn to fish and will demonstrate fishing techniques.
The snack shack will be open for hot dogs, hamburgers, cold drinks, etc. Separate registration is required each day.


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- Vegetable oil, for frying
- 1/4 red cabbage, thinly sliced (about 1 1/2 cups)
- 1/2 cup fresh cilantro, roughly chopped
- Juice of 1 lime, plus wedges for serving
- 2 tablespoons honey or agave nectar
- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
- Kosher salt
- 12 corn tortillas
- 3/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon chili powder
- Freshly ground pepper
- 1 1/4 pounds skinless halibut fillet, cut into 2-by-1/2-inch pieces
- 1 Hass avocado
- 1/2 cup fresh salsa
Heat about 3 inches vegetable oil in a medium pot over medium-low heat until a deep-fry thermometer registers 375 degrees F. Meanwhile, toss the cabbage, cilantro, lime juice, honey and mayonnaise in a bowl. Season the slaw with salt.
Warm the tortillas in a skillet over medium-low heat or wrap in a damp cloth and microwave 25 seconds. Wrap in a towel to keep warm.
Mix the flour, chili powder, and salt and pepper to taste in a shallow bowl. Dredge the fish in the flour mixture, then fry in batches until golden and just cooked through, 2 to 3 minutes. Transfer with a slotted spoon to a paper-towel-lined plate to drain. Season with salt.
Halve, pit and slice the avocado. Fill the tortillas with the fish, avocado, slaw and salsa. Serve with lime wedges.
Per serving: Calories 777; Fat 45 g (Saturated 7 g); Cholesterol 103 mg; Sodium 529 mg; Carbohydrate 66 g; Fiber 9g; Protein 31 g
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Remembering USDA's Own
Fifteen years ago, USDA and all of America experienced a tragedy that shook us to the core and united us in ways that brought out the best in our country. At 9:02 am Central Standard Time on April 19, 1995, a bomb exploded in the A.P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, killing 168 innocent people. Ninety-eight victims were Federal employees.
Seven of those were members of the USDA family. In honor of these seven victims, the Riverdale, MD, conference center was renamed "The Oklahoma City Memorial Conference Center" and a portrait titled "Heroes of America's Harvest" has been permanently displayed outside the center since 2005.
This year, we will honor our lost colleagues in a moment of silence. This remembrance fulfills a promise we made to the families of the fallen employees 15 years ago ─ to remember their loved ones and the spirit of unity that was born from their deaths and the deaths of others in Oklahoma City. Please join me in remembering and honoring APHIS employees Olen Bloomer, Jim Boles, Peggy Clark, Dick Cummins, Adele Higginbottom, Carole Khalil, and Rheta Long.
I think each of us remembers that day and its effect on America. Many of our current employees have been working for USDA for 15 years or more and can recall the effect that the tragedy had on our Agency. Let the memories of our loss inspire us to become better people and better public servants. I welcome you to share your thoughts, reflections and memories.


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Notable Jet Card Providers
We do not accept paid editorial content in Business Jet Traveler. This list, like the other directories in our Buyers' Guide, includes a sampling of providers that we consider notable. Our lists are not meant to be comprehensive but we are always open to suggestions for additions.—Jeff Burger, Editor
Dear Jeff, I have been a NetJets fractional owner for sometime and in recent years bought into the Paramount Jet card for additional lift. They have been providing us with great service at reduced rates.
I think what you should do is break up these companies by who is a operator, a broker...who is focused on a national level, local level. Then explain the difference between them- most people don't know the difference between an operator or a broker. Then go into who requires a down payment, what it is on average- do they have peak days? do they charge for deadheads? Are they guaranteed? What is their safety rating?
If you want to talk with someone about all the differences please let me know- all jet cards are not created equally and it depends on a persons lifestyle and needs.
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