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The Emery County Commission reported the fencing project at the Lawrence cemetery has been completed. Commissioner James Nelson said the project looks very nice.
In personnel matters Larry Newman was promoted to road department foreman. The commission approved the hiring of Cheryl Cox as a court clerk for the justice court. The county elected to participate in the Wellness Clinic and will pay for flu, pneumonia and tetanus shots for county employees. The Emery Medical Center will be the provider for the Wellness Clinic. The medical center recently added a new doctor, Richard Donaldson DO to the staff. If a county employee participates in the clinic they will receive an additional four hours of paid vacation.
The commission approved the modification of the agreement between the forest service and the sheriff's office to provide law enforcement and patrol on the forest.
In preparation for the county fair, Castle Dale city put a new roof on the pavilion and improved the stage at the fairgrounds. The county approved $3,500 to Castle Dale City to help with costs in providing these improvements to the fairgrounds.
Brenda Tuttle Clerk/Auditor presented the audit to the commission. It was performed by Kimball and Roberts and it was a clean audit.
The county is in need of a permit for coverage of any runoff waters used in cleaning off airplanes in deicing operations at the Huntington Airport. The permit will cost $550 and be effective for several years.
The personal property tax exemptions for the year 2011 were approved.
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One of the greatest aspects of baseball card collecting is prospecting. Prospecting is a type of collecting in which you buy the cards of a young player who you will become good and hope he does so the cards you bought go up in value (very generalized). Looking towards the future I give you my list of the one guy from all the major league teams who I think will become the biggest thing in their respective teams (this week ill do the AL East):
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J. Todd Coleman has announced that he is leaving KingsIsle to pursue other "entrepreneurial" options. Coleman has been with KingsIsle since its founding and was the co-creator of both Pirate101 and Wizard101.
While Todd's presence in the organization will certainly be missed, Josef Hall, also co-creator of both games, will remain at KingsIsle and take on additional responsibilities. As for KingsIsle, we have a clear roadmap of exciting world and system updates for Wizard101 and Pirate101 over the next several years. Additionally, we have multiple unannounced projects underway that we believe will further establish KingsIsle as a leader in the online family entertainment space.
From Coleman's farewell letter:
What is next for me? I'm a storyteller, so I will keep doing what I do best – dream up ideas, breathe life into characters, build worlds for you to explore… only next time, I want to do it for myself. I'm an entrepreneur at heart. A new company, a new game, a new story… I'm not ready to say, but when I've got something to show, you guys will be the first to know.
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2Late's latest album is now available. See our CD page for more information.
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Come to a 2Late performance to see the latest thing: a 2Late Memory Stick that comes with our albums. Owners get the opportunity to pick up bonus tracks from time to time that are not available on our CDs.
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Lonely attention-starved musicians are eager for a hug.
"10 Years 2Late is their best album yet."
2Late is Vicki Gayle and Mike Short, singer/songwriters who flavor their songs with a twist of country and a touch of traditional roots music. They feature acoustic guitars, and their fans love their tight harmony and hot licks. Influences include Miranda Lambert, Richard Thompson, Maura OConnell, Cheryl Wheeler, Little Big Town, Sugarland and other contemporary Folk and Country artists. They recently released their fourth album 10 Years 2Late. The title refers to their ten years together making music. Vicki brings 2Late her Country music influences, while Mike comes from a more traditional Folk and Bluegrass background. By combining these sounds, they write and perform music more roots-oriented than mainstream Pop Country, and a whole lot more Country than Folk music.
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"Vicki & Mike beautifully harmonize a wonderful variety of tunes accompanied by their crisp and soulful guitar playing. They put on a great show and have a loyal following."
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Vicki & Mike joined their voices and talents to form 2Late in January 2004. Influenced by Maura OConnell, Cheryl Wheeler, Richard Thompson, Little Big Town, and other adult contemporary folk and country artists, they have developed a unique musical style featuring complex vocal harmonies and strong acoustic guitar work. While they often play covers at licensed venues, they have filled evenings with the sounds of their own original songs, from the award-winning "Desperation ( One Last Chance)" and the soulful "Wishing" to the often-requested "Duct Tape My Heart" and the plaint against the grind of air travel "(I Did Not) Kill the Kid." They have played a plethora of venues, from ice cream shops to tea houses to the Linda Norris Auditorium, and have been heard on local radio on WAMC, WEXT and WNYQ.
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"2Late [is] a duo that's secular in presentation but Christian in ideals. Their music sneaks up on you the way Lou Reed used to. The lyrics seem simple, almost naïve, until you think about them or reach an O'Henry surprise ending."
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- Vicki Gayle (lead vocals and rhythm guitar ... she's the one with the hair)
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She has a simple philosophy about music: it has to be good, and it has to be fun,
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she has a "day job"...she is a paralegal for an environmental law firm in Albany. Vicki lives in
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- Mike Short is just his stage name ... his real name is Michael Short. Mike was born in Madison, Wisconsin, hence his Southern (Wisconsin) accent. He honed his harmony and lead skills singing folk music and bluegrass with his family and playing service music at church; his amazing guitar solos and harmonies are a 2Late trademark. Guitar isn't the only instrument he plays well ... there's piano, bass, mandolin, dobro and a host of others. Pianos are really heavy, but you might get a chance to hear some of the other instruments at a 2Late concert or on one of our recordings. By day, Mike, having retired from the Department of Civil Service, writes songs, as well as building web sites for musicians and other friends. He is a soccer referee and referee instructor, and maintains a small recording studio. He teaches when he has students. Mike lives in Guilderland with his wife, Monica, and way too many cats (two). He has two grown sons both living too far away, a grandson Leo living way too far away, and four grandcats.
2Late's standard fare is family-friendly, adult contemporary folk and alt-country music with some very silly songs mixed in. The group also performs contemporary Christian music at a wide range of venues in New York's Capital District. Our Performance Page gives you access to several samples.
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You will like 2Late if you like:
- Little Big Town, Miranda Lambert, Sugarland
- Nancy Griffith, Cheryl Wheeler, Richard Thompson
You may not go for us if you like:
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As part of its overall work across Iraq, UNDP has two major programmes that are helping to promote emergency livelihoods and community dialogue in areas impacted by the humanitarian crisis, and stabilize newly liberated areas through restoration of services and rebooting of local economies and livelihoods.
Since the onset of the crisis, UNDP continued supporting Syrians inside Syria and promoted the active engagement of Syrians in resilience building efforts, targeting both displaced and host communities affected by the crisis in all possible ways. This is mainly to mitigate the socio-economic impacts of the crisis and support an enabling environment for decent life and return of the displaced and the most vulnerable groups to their home towns where security situation allows.
UNDP's response to the impacts of the Syria crisis in Turkey, is through the Turkey Chapter of the Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP) contributing towards Turkey's overall crises response in close partnership with Government and contributions of participating UN Agencies.
UNDP has made supporting the national efforts of the Government of Lebanon to manage the refugee crisis a priority since the onset of the crisis in early 2011 which has seen a country of some 4.5 million people, receive over one million registered refugees from Syria.
UNDP has made supporting the national efforts of the Government of Jordan to manage the refugee crisis a priority since the onset of the crisis in early 2011, which has seen nearly 650,000 refugees pour into the country, mostly living outside of camps and spread across all of Jordan including in poorer Governorates and communities.
2-page summary: While supporting ongoing efforts to reach zero cases and GO BEYOND ZERO in the future, UNDP is supporting respective government counterparts in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone to help the three most affected countries 'build back better'.
This annual report highlights a range of their key achievements in 2009, striving to deliver on UNDP's HOPE agenda, one that helps restore healthy societies after a crisis occurs, provides opportunities for the poorest and most vulnerable, protects communities from violence, and empowers women to meaningfully contribute to their country's recovery.
This annual report summarizes some of UNDP's main achievements in regards to its work in Crisis Prevention and Recovery worldwide throughout 2010, particularly in the areas of Disaster Risk Reduction, Early Recovery, Conflict Prevention, and Gender Equality. It also provides detailed financial information such as sources of funding and expenditures; and describes our partnerships with key UN and non-UN actors that are crucial to advance our work in such areas.
This report provides ideas for how post-conflict countries can build on their existing capacities to assume primary responsibility for their own recovery. It seeks to deepen our understanding of the pivotal role that economic recovery plays in consolidating peace in the fragile aftermath of violent conflict, and reaffirms the critical importance of fostering national capacities and promoting indigenous processes.
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Cytomegalovirus (CMV) is a common virus that can infect almost anyone. Most people don't know they have CMV because it rarely causes symptoms. However, if you're pregnant or have a weakened immune system, CMV is cause for concern.
Once infected with CMV, your body retains the virus for life. However, CMV usually remains dormant if you're healthy.
CMV spreads from person to person through body fluids, such as blood, saliva, urine, semen and breast milk. CMV spread through breast milk usually doesn't make the baby sick. However, if you are pregnant and develop an active infection, you can pass the virus to your baby.
There's no cure for CMV, but drugs can help treat newborns and people with weak immune systems.
Newborns infected with CMV in the womb (congenital CMV), babies who become infected during birth or shortly after birth (perinatal CMV) — such as through breast-feeding — and people with weakened immune systems are more at risk of developing signs and symptoms than are healthy adults.
Pregnant women who become infected are at low risk of transmitting the virus to their babies. If it's the first time you've had the infection (primary CMV), risk of transmitting the virus to the baby is higher than it is with reactivated infection. Transmission usually occurs during the first half of pregnancy, usually the first trimester.
Most babies who are infected before they're born appear healthy at birth, but a few develop signs over time — sometimes not for months or years after birth. The most common of these late-occurring signs is hearing loss. A small number may develop vision impairment as well.
Babies with congenital CMV who are sick at birth tend to be very sick. Signs and symptoms include:
An illness resembling infectious mononucleosis is the most common presentation of CMV in people with weakened immune systems (immunocompromised). CMV also can attack specific organs. Signs and symptoms may include:
Most people infected with CMV who are otherwise healthy experience few if any symptoms. When first infected, some adults may have symptoms similar to mononucleosis, including fatigue, fever and muscle aches.
If you have a weakened immune system and you're experiencing what may be signs or symptoms of CMV infection, see your doctor. CMV infection in people with compromised immunity can be fatal. People who are immunocompromised because they have undergone bone marrow or organ transplants seem to be at greatest risk.
If you develop a mononucleosis-like illness while you're pregnant, see your doctor so that you can be evaluated for CMV infection. Talk to your doctor about the possible risks to your unborn baby if you have the virus.
If you have CMV but are otherwise healthy, and you're experiencing any mild, generalized illness, you could be in a reactivation period. Practical self-care steps, such as getting plenty of rest, should be enough for your body to control the infection. You probably don't need to see your doctor.
If you know you were infected with CMV during your pregnancy, let your baby's doctor know. Your doctor should follow your baby to ensure he or she has no vision or hearing problems. However, newborns who are well otherwise are unlikely to develop life-threatening disease later.
Cytomegalovirus is related to the viruses that cause chickenpox, herpes simplex and mononucleosis. Once you're infected with CMV, the virus remains with you for life, but it's not always active. CMV may cycle through periods during which it lies dormant and then reactivates. If you're healthy, it mainly stays dormant. You can pass the virus to others during reactivation.
Transmission of the virus occurs through exposure to body fluids — including blood, urine, saliva, breast milk, tears, semen and vaginal fluids — not by casual contact.
The virus can spread in a number of ways:
CMV is a widespread and common virus that can infect almost anyone. But healthy children and adults who contract the infection usually have few if any symptoms, so CMV often goes undiagnosed.
In the rare cases in which CMV causes a healthy person to become very sick, the infection may cause the following complications:
Newborns with CMV can experience:
Appointments can be brief, so it's good to be well-prepared. Write down any signs and symptoms you're experiencing — even if they seem minor — such as low-grade fever or fatigue. You should also write down any questions you have for your doctor.
Preparing a list of questions for your doctor will help you make the most of your time together. For CMV, basic questions to ask your doctor include:
Don't hesitate to ask other questions.
Your doctor will ask you a number of questions, such as:
In addition, if you think you have been exposed during pregnancy:
If you have symptoms of CMV, tests can determine whether you have the disease. Blood tests can indicate special proteins in your blood (antibodies) that are created by your immune system when you have CMV. The virus also can be detected by cultures or by a polymerase chain reaction test from blood, other body fluids or a tissue biopsy.
Testing to determine whether you've ever been infected can be important if you're pregnant. Pregnant women with antibodies have a very small chance of a reactivation infecting their unborn child.
When new infection is detected during pregnancy, you may wish to consider amniocentesis, in which your doctor obtains and examines a sample of amniotic fluid to determine whether the fetus has the infection. Occasionally the need for such testing arises when abnormalities that may be caused by CMV or other infectious diseases are seen on ultrasound.
If you or your doctor thinks your baby may have been born with CMV (congenital CMV), it's important that he or she be tested within the first three weeks of birth. If you wait longer, tests won't be conclusive for congenital CMV, because it's possible your baby could have contracted the infection by nursing or by exposure to siblings or others who may be shedding the virus.
Testing for CMV can also be important if you have a condition that weakens your immune system. For example, if you have HIV or AIDS, and even if you don't have an active CMV infection, carrying the CMV virus means you'll need regular monitoring for complications of CMV, such as vision and hearing problems.
There's no cure for CMV, and treatment for the virus generally isn't necessary or recommended for healthy children and adults.
Newborns and people with compromised immune systems, however, need treatment when they're having symptoms of CMV infection, such as pneumonia. The kind of treatment depends on the symptoms and their severity.
If treatment is needed, it's most often in the form of antiviral drugs. Antiviral drugs slow the virus reproduction, but can't cure it. Researchers are studying new medications and vaccines to treat and prevent CMV.
Careful hygiene is the best prevention against CMV. Health care workers have the greatest opportunity for exposure, but because of precautions used in the health care setting, their risk of acquiring the disease is low.
You can take these precautions to help prevent CMV infection:
Experimental vaccines are being tested for women of childbearing age. These vaccines may be useful in preventing CMV infection in mothers and infants, and reducing the chance that babies born to women who are infected while pregnant will develop disabilities. If you have a compromised immune system, you may benefit from taking antiviral medication to prevent CMV disease.
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McCall's Bling Thingz had its official grand opening on Aug. 13. The store is located at 30 East Main in Ferron. It's within the Dugmore Appliance building.
McCall Fuller said, "We carry jewelry, clothes, purses, hand bags, little girl dress-up items and hair accessories. There are bloomers for little girls. I also do nails and shellac nail polish which is a gel based polish that stays on for at least two weeks.
"Another aspect of our business is the hair salon. Kisty Shay is the hair technician.
"Our hours are Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from noon-five. After school starts I will open at 10 a.m. We are closed Wednesdays. The salon is by appointment. Kisty also works in Salt Lake and she will be here every other week on Monday and Tuesdays. She will be here on Aug. 20 for the back to school hair cuts. She will be here on Aug. 27-28 and then after that every other week.
"I have operated my business from out of my home, but when this space became available we took it.
"All of our products are affordable. We have jewelry for $3 and two for $5. For our grand opening special we had jewelry for $2. We have some necklaces for $13 and earrings for $5 and rings for $7," said Fuller.
Shay can be reached at 801-608-4591.
The boutique also offers tanning. Fuller said if she isn't open and you need something, just give her a call. Her number is 435-820-0861.
The boutique also has belts, watches and watch bands and aprons and a lot of other fun items. McCall encourages everyone to come and have a look. The store offered prize drawings for their open house celebration.
The Emery County Business Chamber did a ribbon cutting for McCall's Bling Thingz during their grand opening celebration. Chamber president Tyler Jeffs presented Fuller with a plaque and welcomed her to the Emery County Business community. "We would like to wish you good luck with your business and let us know if there's anything we can do to help," said Jeffs.


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"The Value of Private Label Brands to U.S. Consumers: An Objective and Subjective Assessment" (2012 – forthcoming edition), The Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, with Boyle, P.J.
"Are Consumers' Perceptions of Price–Quality Relationships Well Calibrated?" (Jan 2009), International Journal of Consumer Studies, Blackwell Publishing Ltd. , Vol. 7, Issue 1, pp 63-68, with Boyle, P.J. "Perceptions of Product Longevity: Will it Keep Going and Going…?" 2008, Vol. 7, No. 3, pp 201-213, Journal of Customer Behaviour, with Boyle, P.J.
"Sunbeam Television (A) and (B)." Harvard Business School Case Study #596-056 and Harvard Business School Case Study Supplement #596-057, with Rangan, V. Kasturi
"Strategies and Systems for New Product Development in the Deregulated Energy Industry," Spring 1997, American Energy Association Conference Proceedings, Chicago IL. "Learning or Distortion? Attribute Impact Shifts Among Novices and Experts," 1995, Marketing Science Conference Proceedings, with Boyle, P.J.
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On September 4th, the Board of Trustees for the University of South Alabama appointed Dr. Ellwood "Woody" Hannum Professor Emeritus of History and Interdisciplinary Studies. Dr. Hannum excelled in teaching and service to the University in addition to generating new knowledge through research and scholarship, and for serving as a consistently inspiring influence to many USA Students. SCESP would like to congratulate Dr. Hannum and thank him for his service.
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Posted on 10/23/2005 1:38:57 PM PDT by baseball_fan
GHIMRI, Russia A dripping and cavernous tunnel, three miles through the belly of the mountain and lighted only by a spindly strand of dim bulbs, marks the entrance to the land of deep gorges and outlaw villages of the Caucasus range.
Emerging in the bright daylight on the other side is like entering another world, a Russia that is not Russia. Road signs every few feet are bright green with Arabic script: "There is no god but God, and Muhammad is his prophet." Several dozen signs bear the words of a legendary Caucasian warrior: "He who thinks about consequences is not a hero."
Since the 19th century, Russia has tried to tame the 650 miles of snowy peaks and fertile lowland slopes between the Caspian and Black seas. Today, the Caucasus wars seeping out of Chechnya through the surrounding, predominantly Muslim republics are increasingly being waged under a banner of militant Islam.
This creeping Islamic revolution, analysts suggest, is the latest outcome of the Kremlin's failure to adopt a coherent policy for combating religious extremism in a nation with 23 million Muslims.
Moscow's disorganized and violent attempts to suppress Caucasian Muslim insurgents have swept up thousands of innocent believers in the process. The brutal arrests, police raids and mosque closures appear to be alienating a population that until now had largely sympathized with Russia's attempts to quash terrorist attacks and bring peace to the region.
In areas like this mountainous region of Russia's Dagestan republic, the battle for hearts and minds may be lost...
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I used to have sympathy for them, and especially for the Chechens, since they have all suffered a lot over the centuries from the Russians.
Beslan changed all that.
Beslan was not the act of an nation, but of a group of individuals. The entire Caucasus deserves freedom and self determination.
I read Caucasian the first time:')
Exactly right.
"I used to have sympathy for them, and especially for the Chechens, since they have all suffered a lot over the centuries from the Russians.
Beslan changed all that."
How to avoid the creation of more Afghanistans under the Taliban?
Wrongo!! This is not the correct translation of this phrase. The correct translation is "There is no god but ALLAH, and Muhammed..."
There's a big difference when it is worded/translated correctly. "Allah" is the name of the Islamic god. "allah" does not mean "god"., "illah" does.
I wonder how these people who support an islamic state in the region will feel when they decide they want one here.
I have a Caucasion Ovcharka, but I've made sure that he's been raised as a good Jewish boy! or maybe I should say as a good Jewish GOY!
Read what you can about the Caucausus and its people. They have been living in that location, with their own languages, culture and traditions, for thousands of years. Islam is a recent addition, something that was adopted to give them strategic allies in their fight against Russian incursion.
Among the many sites you could visit to learn more about Chechnya in particular, its history and people, is this one run by the Russian government: www.chechnyafree.ru. There are plenty of others with strong points of view on the human rights and political situation. Google is very helpful.
If you'd like a link to some recent pop music, Chechen and Russian, with no hint of political content, here it is: http://www.chechnyafree.ru/index.php?section=Vidrus&lng=eng
There is plenty more interesting music and video on this site.
Islam = Animals all I need to know.
Not even conservatism can save you from that particular bad idea, that Islam = Animals.
Chechnya and the Caucasus do not deserve to be the pawns of an international game, in which America "gives" them to Russia in return for Russian "support" against militant Islam.
Chechnya and the rest of that area deserves to be free (from Russia). We push it into the hands of Islamicism by treating it the same way Eastern Europe was treated after World War II -- as a political bargaining chip.
Russia is a nation with 23 million Muslims and better get busy or the games over. They can't afford any PC BS.
And I'm a moderate.
My wife and I have a Russian woman living with us. She is telling us about a Russian Orthodox priest who was "freed" a couple of years ago in Astrakhan.
His head was left on the altar and his body was hung feet up from the cross. They hung him that way to bleed him so they would have "paint" for writing islamic graffiti on the walls.
All the vermin should be exterminated.
Don't think America is "giving" anything to the Russians. The Russians will do whatever they want in the Caucasus, regardless of our position on the conflict.
Amazing to watch the Russians commit national suicide. Iran's behind the growing Muslim revolt in the Caucasus, and yet Russia kisses up to Tehran while at the same time commiting the most horrible atrocities in Chechnya (although, to be fair, Beslan was at least as bad or maybe worse than anything Ivan's done). They don't understand the idiocy, the contradiction, the complete short-sightedness of their policy.
I wouldn't dirty my hands by backing or even sympathizing with either side. I think America needs to focus on building up democracies in Georgia and Armenia, as after the Russians are kicked out of the mountains, the Muslims will turn on those two Christian nations.
All I know is that we can't allow Europe and Asia to fall to islam unless we're willing to sit back and watch a slaughter that will make the nazi death camps and Stalinist purges look like they were just kidding.
America cannot survive an islamic world.
There are only two choices.
I believe we should continue the type of battle we are fighting now. Remove terroists, remove terrorist supporting governments and defang(reform) Islam.
What do you think choice B is?
"This creeping Islamic revolution, analysts suggest, is the latest outcome of the Kremlin's failure to adopt a coherent policy for combating religious extremism in a nation with 23 million Muslims. "
You might want to ping your ping list.
What coherent policy can there be against these terrorists, except defeating them?
Russia has a serious problem.
Number 1. Russia has been trying to conquer Chechnya for three or four centuries at least. That does not make Chechnya Russian.
Number 2. We are ignoring Chechnya and its population's right to exist as a distinct entity. Instead of asking the international community (or the U.N.) to take an interest, we are ignoring it-- giving Russia a free hand to do its worst. It IS doing its worst.
Number 3. The Chechens will look for support where they can find it. The surrounding countries have used Islam as a point of unity to resist Russian incursion. That is happening now.
Nothing I said need to be amended. Your statement that the remarks are "insane" is just uncivil.
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On May 3rd, Wisconsin GOP delegates will vote at the Republican state convention on a resolution which will allow Wisconsin the option of secession from the United Sates if their citizens so chose. Local representatives and even Governor Scott Walker are not commenting on the controversial resolution.
Randy Molini, Mayor candidate for Black River Falls, a member of the party's platform committee, who attended the local caucus where the resolution passed, was asked by WISN (video above) if this resolution is extreme and an embarrassment to the Republican Party?
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"Only 3 people where against the resolution and it passed rather smoothly"
"There is a growing sentiment for decades that there is a lot of overreach and a lot of people just want to be left alone to do their job and to work and be productive. All these years of decades and decades of failed government policies promising everything under the sun. Is it any easier to put gas in your tank, food on your table, or a roof over your head?"
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"Somebody equated an example to me about nuclear weapons. Nobody wants to use them, but they are there. Nobody really wants to secede from the union. If the federal government would respect the Ninth & Tenth amendments this argument would not even be taking place."
The Tenth amendment allows the state to nullify federal law and make it void if the citizens so chose. The issue can be as Molini suggests, that Wisconsin is refusing to use its Tenth Amendment rights to nullify destructive legislature. Wisconsin is known for using the 10th amendment during the Fugitive Slave Act. In 1854, the Wisconsin Supreme Court became the only state high court to declare the Fugitive Slave Act unconstitutional, nullifying it, as a result of a case involving fugitive slave Joshua Glover, and Sherman Booth, who led efforts that thwarted Glover's recapture.
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For 24-year-old David Csillik — who works as a unit head at Szarvas, JDC and the Ronald S. Lauder Foundation's pioneering international Jewish summer camp — his purpose is clear.
They came from almost every country in Europe. Dozens of Jewish activists and leaders from Spain to Finland, Greece to the U.K., gathered in Barcelona on June 29 to discuss major issues affecting their communities across Europe including anti-Semitism, political extremism and economic hardship.
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Skip to comments.Consolation for Boston Catholics? (Pope immediately bans Cardinal Law from St. Mary Major)
Posted on 03/16/2013 10:15:57 AM PDT by NYer
Boston Catholics (myself included) were rooting for Cardinal Sean OMalley to ascend to the throne of St. Peter this week. That didnt pan out, as we all know, but maybe Catholics there received something of a consolation prize.
The British tabloid The Daily Mail writes that Italian media is reporting that Bostons disgraced former archbishop, Cardinal Bernard Law, 82, is being banished from his cushy residence by Pope Francis:
But first days are all about making a good impression – even when youre the Pope.
So when the appearance of a disgraced cardinal threatened to cast a shadow over his first engagement, Francis I made sure it couldnt happen again – by banning him from his own church.
Cardinal Bernard Law resigned as Archbishop of Boston in 2002, after being accused of actively covering up for a litany of paedophile priests.'
Despite the scandal which exploded to engulf the entire church, he was given an honorary position at the Basilica Santa Maria Maggiore, in Rome.
Though now retired, the cardinal still enjoys a grace and favour apartment in the cathedral complex.
So hearing that the new Pope was offering prayers at the very same church, it seems he couldnt resist a discreet peak.
But when Pope Francis recognised him, he immediately ordered that Law be removed, according to Italian media reports. He went on to command: He is not to come to this church any more.
One of the new Popes first acts will be to arrange new cloistered accommodation for the disgraced cardinal, the Italian daily, Il Fatto Quotidiano, reported.
The firm stance was greeted with cautious enthusiasm by campaigners for victims of sexual abuse. David Clohessey of Survivors Network for those Abused by Priests (SNAP) said: If he is permanently banned we are slightly encouraged.
It was dark days in Boston when the Globe broke the story about the clergy sex abuse and subsequent cover up, leading to worldwide revelations that decades of evil had been swept under the rug by senior Catholic prelates. That Cardinal Law wasnt charged with a crime, despite the best efforts of the Massachusetts attorney general, was bad enough. When he was whisked off to Rome and given a prestigious assignment, Catholics in Boston were stunned. And while Cardinal OMalley has made great progress in restoring trust in the local church, this always left a bit of a sour taste. If the report is true, Pope Francis will have some good will from people in the Bay State.
And, more importantly, is this the first step in cleaning up the curia?
Just "wow"!, ping
I just read that it is not true that he was banished to a monastery.
Then I was right yesterday. Wow. Once he hears about Mahoney, he should be next.
It would be helpful if you could post your source. Thanks!
Though now retired, the cardinal still enjoys a grace and favour apartment in the cathedral complex. So hearing that the new Pope was offering prayers at the very same church, it seems he couldnt resist a discreet peak. But when Pope Francis recognised him, he immediately ordered that Law be removed, according to Italian media reports. He went on to command: He is not to come to this church any more.
One of the new Popes first acts will be to arrange new cloistered accommodation for the disgraced cardinal, the Italian daily, Il Fatto Quotidiano, reported.
While I heartily applaud this new action, we've been told for years that giving Law a cardinalship and sending him to the Vatican was his punishment. If so, why punish him further?
Repentance is highly over-rated.
I wonder what Jesus thinks of this action?
NYer, thanks, as usual for posting, you posted something a few days before the conclave, one of only a few things I read, not wanting to get too wrapped up.
I can't seem to find it.
It was about how the next pope will be the third in the series of three necessary to clean up the Curia, so to speak.
anyway, this Cardinal Law story is something that slipped right by this week.
I saw something about it.
Our media is not reporting it too boldly.
It is good news for anyone interested in seeing courage in action especially in our leaders who need to use it in order to carry out the justice required to eradicate evil.
bye bye you jowly old shameful pig (((((((((
I saw somewhere that Pope Francis is a real kick-___ kind of guy.
Guess there is a nice balance there, and one can get away with that sort of thing - with his obvious deep humility showing all over the place. What can anyone say - haha.
Keep it up, Holy Father !
(Not to belittle what is going around that our previous Holy Father was kicking 200-300 bishops out of their cushy's PER MONTH. WAY TO GO !!!!!!!!
Saw that thread and pinged it to my list. Since it comes from the National Catholic fishwrap, I question its veracity.
Saw that thread and pinged it to my list. Since it comes from the National Catholic fishwrap, I question its veracity.
Whether true or false, the rumor of the new Pope having made a gesture seems to have ended all hints of a defense of Law.
Now people post as though they knew that he was a villain and guilty, all along and never offered any defenses of him.
I don't.
It's published in the NCR but John Allen wrote it. He usually does his homework and is seldom wrong.
" " Saw that thread and pinged it to my list. Since it comes from the National Catholic fishwrap, I question its veracity. "
I don't.
It's published in the NCR but John Allen wrote it. He usually does his homework and is seldom wrong. " "
oooops !????
I was under the impression that that 'John Allen' character is inevitably always wrong. And misleading. Like on purpose.
His only way to draw any attention - like trying to create some fuss or other over scandalous nothings. Pitiful.
Surely fishwrap.
Your impression is very wrong. Allen is pretty reliable.
Perhaps you should not rely on your impressions so much.
OK, but how are Common Law and Civil Law faring post election? I don't want to ask about Martial Law.
" I was under the impression that that John Allen character is inevitably always wrong. And misleading. Like on purpose.
His only way to draw any attention - like trying to create some fuss or other over scandalous nothings. Pitiful.
Surely fishwrap. "
I was not relying on my impressions. I dont read him - waste of time.
What I said was based on what I have read that has been said about him and the places his junk appears in.
Also the thread author, who is reliable, pointed that out pointedly. Allen and his junk > fishwrap. > National 'catholic' Reporter.
The GOOD , Catholic, paper is: National Catholic REGISTER
It's rather foolish to so assuredly condemn what you don't, by your own admission, know anything about.
Allen is solid. Even the source of your Fishwrap label for the NCR, Fr. John Zuhlsdorf respects John Allen's work.
Ignorance is bliss, they say.
Law was a cardinal long before the abuse scandal broke, so that certainly wasn't his punishment. And his assignment was as archpriest of a Roman basilica, a largely ceremonial role. It's not in the Vatican.
I stand corrected.
Ignorant atheists and hack comics won't let this stop them from hurling their remarks. But it's good that Francis is being so decisive about this.
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