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Skip to comments.Melbourne Priest Greg Reynolds Defrocked And Excommunicated By The Vatican (Gaystuff, Priestesses)
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Melbourne priest Greg Reynolds has not only been defrocked, but also excommunicated by the Catholic Church over his support for women priests and homosexuals. The order came directly from Vatican under the authority of Pope Francis, who just recently said that the Church focuses too much on gays and abortion.
Mr Reynolds resigned as a parish priest in 2011, and has founded Inclusive Catholics in 2012. He said that although he was expecting to be laicised or defrocked for his views on ordination of women and homosexuality, he didn't know he was to be excommunicated as well.
Excommunication is a form of medicinal penalty for members of the Catholic Church. Those who are excommunicated are barred from receiving the Eucharist and other Sacraments of the church.
"In times past excommunication was a huge thing, but today the hierarchy have lost such truth and respect," he was quoted by The Age as saying.
"I've come to this position because I've followed my conscience on women's ordination and gay marriage. The order, written in Latin, came from Vatican through the authority of Pope Francis, and gave no reason for the former priest's excommunication.
The letter was dated May 31, months before the Pope told his subjects to go easy on how they deal with gays, abortion, and contraception. Mr Reynolds continued to The Age that he wants the same thing as the Pope, adding that he believes that the Church is in need of reform and renewal.
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He was offered $5000 as a payout for his 32 years of service in the church when he resigned, though he claimed he should have received $48,000 as the usual payout figure is about $1500 per year.
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FINALLY!!! Hope there are MORE EXCOMUINICATIONS or TRUE REPENTANCE!
Excellent. And it sounds as if the Vatican under Pope Francis's direction didn't give the Archbishop of Melbourne any more excuses to delay and delay and delay while "investigating" the matter.
It's not as if the grounds for excommunication aren't perfectly clear from this ex-priest is saying, even now. He clearly has no intention of apologizing or repenting.
Adios, ping!
Maybe Pelosi, Biden,etc. will notice?
"Mr Reynolds said that his being excommunicated would not make a different to his ministry."
In the Middle Ages, formal acts of public excommunication were sometimes accompanied by a ceremony wherein a bell was tolled (as for the dead), the Book of the Gospels was closed, and a candle snuffed out hence the idiom "to condemn with bell, book, and candle."
Me likey.
I feel sorry for the dog.
I've long advocated the restoration of the full "Bell, Book and Candle" treatment.
excommunication does sound like they mean business, but defrocked might sound kinda sexy to gay priests
Small-minded rules!
Have followed the latest kerfluffle, but my instinct is that this Pope is going to confound a lot of people a lot of the time. The "liberal / conservative" pigeon holes may not work with this one.
Have NOT followed...
Excellent for the Church to begin re-drawing the lines and enforcing its rules. IMHO they were losing their way in this evil world by not taking a stand against defiant membership. Congratulations.
I've seen folks argue in favor of letting Priests get married, or at least get 'em some.
It occurs to me that there is a whole army of Nuns just sitting around doing nothing...
Melbourne Archbishop Denis Hart, who made headlines in May after appearing at a Victorian parliamentary inquiry into a child sex abuse case of another priest, apparently was not the one who requested the order, "but someone else unknown has gone over his head and contacted the Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith," Mr Reynolds said.
We shall see. Hopefully they'll go over the heads of the bishops here as well. Wuerl, for one...
Put another heretic on the barbie.
Nah.............too formal in this high tech/hard paper copy era.
This was done in order to shut up the liberal old msm.
But the Pope says the dog can stay.
May there be MANY more to come!
Damn.... LMAO and some good red wine all over my keyboard and desk. Damn it, still laughing.
Payout? News to me.
He's not the first who has sought to use the priestly office for his own vision, rather than than the good of the Church. Will they ever learn?
It's not a matter of "letting," as if these men were compelled to accept celibacy. Here's the way it works: the Western Church, for the last 1000 years, has chosen priests mostly (not exclusively) from the ranks of celibate men. In other words, these are presumably men who, first of all, figured they had a vocation to celibacy; and after this, they were accepted for ordination. Therefore, this is something these men have chosen; it was not imposed on them.
It is not at all unusual for married men to be ordained. To cite just one example, the Catholic Church in the U.S. has more married ordained deacons (17,000) than it has celibate religious-order priests ---Jesuits, Dominicans, Franciscans, etc. --- (13,000).
" It occurs to me that there is a whole army of Nuns just sitting around doing nothing..."
Departing from my usual prudence, I have decided to respond to this silly assertion.
"Go tell your mama, she's waitin' for ya."
If you say so.
I am just tired of how the old msm is trying to make Pope Francis into their image.
I am not a Catholic and this is not Catholic bashing.
I have thought for years that the RC church should tell its members to either believe or leave. This not only includes things like birth control and women ordination but the thinly veiled pagan practices left over from Aztec and Mayan religion in Central America and as well as similar practices in the Pacific and Asia.
Just excommunicate the whole Netherlands for starters with their legal prostitution and porno-industry.
Would that make the RC smaller? Yes but they need to either stand up for their doctrine or abandon it.
This guy in Australia can become a Lutheran. They allow this sort of stuff.
Isn't she the one that handled all manner of diseased folks?
Yeah, we'll exempt her.
What you're saying is, the only way for the Church to be a whole lot better off, would be to become a whole lot more consistently Catholic.
True and universally applicable, starting with Mrs. Don-o.
When will it be Pelosi's turn?
Hey "inclusive Catholics" The Church's attitude toward sodomy isn't based on "views." If you pick up The Big Book and read it no and then you'll realize there's a higher authority involved.
It looks to me that the excommunication was for continuing to say public masses after he resigned. The excommunication was not because he was dissident wrt Church doctrine. I wonder whether anything would have happened if he had not resigned.
The hierarchical authorities generally rarely or never explain exactly what a laicization or an excommunication was all about, and this can be a problem. Years back (I'm talking 20+ years ago) I remember a Jesuit, Bill Callahan, who was evidently laicized and likewise expelled from the SJ's for advocating women's ordination in an intemperate blast in the New York Times. He, however, portrayed his ouster to his friends and allies as a punishment for "opposing the arms race and advocating for social justice for the poor", which is nonsense because the SJ's and in fact the Holy See were all about peace and poverty issues.
But it's always handy to use the poor as human shields.
"The" "issue" in his case was women's ordination. That, plus public defiance to his lawful superiors.
My impression is that messing with sacraments, plus open insubordination, will get you in deep doodoo every time.
Evidently this loon gave Communion to a dog. Whether it was the dog in the photo I do not know.
BTW: Giving Communion to a dog would qualify as "throwing away the Sacred Species," which is one of seven (I think) offenses which incur automatic excommunication.
That painting is a masterpiece! Wow!
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Hundreds of people marched to the U.S. consulate in Hong Kong on Saturday in support of Edward Snowden, an American citizen who leaked top-secret information about U.S. surveillance programs. (June 15) AP
Leaker Edward Snowden claimed that the NSA made secret attacks on Hong Kong computers.
HONG KONG — The Hong Kong government is investigating allegations made by a whistle-blower that the U.S. National Security Agency hacked into its computers.
In an interview with the South China Morning Post this week, Edward Snowden said that since 2009, the National Security Agency has made secret attacks on computers belonging to Hong Kong officials, universities, businesses and students with a success rate of more than 75%.
Snowden, 29, fled to Hong Kong with a trove of classified material he allegedly stole from his job for a consulting firm doing work for the NSA. His claims about NSA hacking in Hong Kong helped galvanize hundreds of residents to march in protest Saturday to the U.S. Consulate General.
"The government will follow up on any incidents related to the privacy or other rights of institutions or people in Hong Kong being violated," said C.Y. Leung, Hong Kong's chief executive.
STORY: Hundreds in Hong Kong protest NSA surveillance
In comments addressing speculation the U.S. will make a request for Snowden's extradition, Leung said in his first direct remarks on the case, "When the relevant mechanism is activated, the government will handle the case of Mr. Snowden in accordance with the laws and established procedures of Hong Kong."
Leung had previously avoided commenting on the case since Snowden came forward as the man behind the leaking of NSA surveillance programs one week ago.
A number of Hong Kong legislators are planning to raise Snowden's allegations of U.S. hacking into Hong Kong computers with government ministers at a session on Wednesday. Some are urging the government to press Washington for answers about the hacking and others have sent messages raising their concerns directly.
"If (Snowden's) claims are proven to be true, he is definitely to be admired for his courage and resolve," said legislator Charles Mok in a commentary broadcast on Radio Television Hong Kong. However, he also noted the allegations "so far are noticeably lacking in details or evidence."


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A solo try from Scott Williams in the 76th-minute handed Wales a 19-12 Six Nations victory over England at Twickenham.
A solo try from Scott Williams in the 76th-minute handed Wales a 19-12 Six Nations victory over England at Twickenham on Saturday and with it the Triple Crown.
The replacement back's breakaway try at the death put Wales into the lead for the first time in an enthralling battle after England had led 9-6 at half-time.
There was tension right up to the final whistle however as England wing David Strettle crossed after the final hooter but television match official Iain Ramage adjudged there to be insufficient evidence that he managed to ground the ball.
While Stuart Lancaster's team will be bitterly disappointed by the narrow defeat, the young side can take encouragement from their best performance of this year's Six Nations.
Wales meanwhile remain on course for the Grand Slam, with home games against Italy and France still to play.
Wales did most of the early playing but England opened the scoring in the 24th minute when Owen Farrell split the uprights. It took Wales less than two minutes to reply as Leigh Halfpenny landed his second attempt at goal to level the scores.
After a slow start England were growing in confidence and looking dangerous. A brilliant tackle from Sam Warburton denied Manu Tuilagi a try but Farrell was able to restore the hosts' lead with another penalty around the half-hour mark.
A beautiful strike from long range by Halfpenny drew Wales level once again as the game began to grow in pace and the big hits continued to rain down.
England would head into the changing rooms in front however as Farrell made it three-from-three on the stroke of half time.
The second period started terribly for Wales as Rhys Priestland was charged down and then shown a yellow card as he tried to make amends by preventing an England try by jumping the gun at the breakdown on his own try-line.
Farrell duly added three more but Halfpenny restored the status quo before Priestland's time in the sin-bin had been served.
Farrell missed his fifth attempt at goal before being limping off to be replaced by Toby Flood but Halfpenny was on target with nine minutes left on the clock to leave the scores locked at 12-12.
Williams then turned match-winner, ripping the ball off Courtney Lawes and chasing down his own kick to score, before Strettle was denied at the death.
Man of the match: There are a number of candidates with Owen Farrell belying his young age with another cool performance. Manu Tuilagi made an impressive return to the English midfield but Wales skipper Sam Warburton gets the nod after a top show. A try-saving tackle on Tuilagi in the first half was just one of countless hits.
Moment of the match: The 81st minute. David Strettle dives over. He is rolled over by Jonathan Davies and tries to ground the ball behind his head before it is pushed back over to the wrong side of the line. Does it graze the surface? The TMO looks at it from every possible angle. It could go either way. Twickenham waits…in vain.
Villain of the match: N/A
The scorers:
For England:
Pens: Farrell 4
For Wales:
Try: S. Williams
Con: Halfpenny
Pens: Halfpenny 4
Yellow card: Priestland (Wales – 45th min – professional foul)
England: 15 Ben Foden, 14 Chris Ashton, 13 Manusamoa Tuilagi, 12 Brad Barritt, 11 David Strettle, 10 Owen Farrell, 9 Lee Dickson, 8 Ben Morgan, 7 Chris Robshaw (capt), 6 Tom Croft, 5 Geoff Parling, 4 Mouritz Botha, 3 Dan Cole, 2 Dylan Hartley, 1 Alex Corbisiero.
Replacements: 16 Rob Webber, 17 Matt Stevens, 18 Courtney Lawes, 19 Phil Dowson, 20 Ben Youngs, 21 Toby Flood, 22 Mike Brown.
Wales: 15 Leigh Halfpenny, 14 Alex Cuthbert, 13 Jonathan Davies, 12 Jamie Roberts, 11 George North, 10 Rhys Priestland, 9 Mike Phillips, 8 Toby Faletau, 7 Sam Warburton (capt), 6 Dan Lydiate, 5 Ian Evans, 4 Alun-Wyn Jones, 3 Adam Jones, 2 Ken Owens, 1 Gethin Jenkins.
Replacements: 16 Richard Hibbard, 17 Paul James, 18 Ryan Jones, 19 Justin Tipuric, 20 Lloyd Williams, 21 James Hook, 22 Scott Williams.
Venue: Twickenham
Referee: Steve Walsh (Australia)
Assistant referees: Peter Fitzgibbon (Ireland), Pascal Gauzere (France)
TMO: Iain Ramage (Scotland)


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Research Calendar -- Forms and Deadlines
List of links to various forms (e.g., URS application, Honors Scholars application, etc.), as well as due dates for the forms.
Undergraduate Research Scholars
The Office of Research & Creative Scholarship awards Undergraduate Research Scholar awards of $1000 to undergraduates involved in an independent research project under the guidance of a faculty mentor, in the mentor's area of expertise.
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Graduate Research Assistants may receive up to $1500 from a given faculty member's Faculty Research Grant. An additional $1500 in matching funds is available from the School of Graduate Studies for a total GRA of $3000.
For undergraduate students who are giving research presentations (oral or poster) at a disciplinary professional meeting, such as the American Chemical Society meetings, the Office of Research will reimburse 50% of actual expenses incurred, up to a total of $500 per student.
The Office of Research & Creative Scholarship has compiled a list of external grants and scholarships for undergraduate and graduate students.
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Veterans Administration Educational Benefits ( http://gibill.va.gov/) for eligible veterans includes a monthly educational allowance and a tutorial allowance.
The Post-9/11 GI Bill provides financial support for education and housing to individuals with at least 90 days of aggregate service after September 10, 2001, or individuals discharged with a service-connected disability after 30 days. You must have received an honorable discharge to be eligible for the Post-9/11 GI Bill.
The MGIB program provides up to 36 months of education benefits. This benefit may be used for degree and certificate programs, flight training, apprenticeship/on-the-job training and correspondence courses. Remedial, deficiency, and refresher courses may be approved under certain circumstances. Generally, benefits are payable for 10 years following your release from active duty. This program is also commonly known as Chapter 30.
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Not only will today's winners know who they're playing, they'll also know where, and the scramble for tickets will already have begun although the organisers and indeed the stadium officials, though they won't admit it, will be hoping for a Munster win if they're to have any chance of a bumper crowd.
The clash today promises to be a truly gripping affair. All the talk is of us Ulster momentum, their performance last time out as opposed to Munster's and of course the fact that Stephen Ferris has been named in the starting XV.
There's an awful lot expected of Ferris who is carrying an ankle injury and has to be rated doubtful to last the 80. There may also be a lot being read into Ulster's last performance although there's no doubting the credentials of a side who have scored 49 League tries to date.
So today then defence will be key and again going back to Rabo form Munster's is one of the meanest. And if there was one aspect of their display against Leinster that may have pleased it was the way they kept thir line intact.
The return ot Paul O'Connell, Donnacha Ryan and Conor Murray is an obvious plus. There's first Cup starts for Felix Jones, Mike Sherry and Tommy O'Donnell and there's the memory of that game in Milton Keynes to remind us of what this Munster team is capable of.
Munster: F Jones; D Hurley, K Earls, L Mafi, S Zebo; R O'Gara, C Murray; W du Preez, M Sherry, BJ Botha; D Ryan, P O'Connell; P O'Mahony, T O'Donnell, J Coughlan. Replacements: D Varley, M Horan, S archer, D O'Callaghan, D Wallace, T O'Leary, I Keatley, J Murphy.
Ulster: S Terblanche; A Trimble, D Cave, P Wallace, C Gilroy; I Humphreys, R Pienaar; T Court, R Best, J Afoa; J Muller capt, D Tuohy; C Henry, S Ferris, P Wannenburg. Replacements: N Brady, P McAllister, A Macklin, L Stevenson, W Faloon, P Marshall, N Spence, A D'Arcy.
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Canada puts up strong challenge against Paralympic champions at world sitting championships
EDMOND, Oklahoma – Paralympic champions Bosnia-Herzegovina defeated Canada 25-14, 25-8, 25-18 in men's round robin play on Tuesday evening at the 23-country world championships in sitting volleyball for athletes with disability.
With the loss Canada, competing at these world championships for the first time, drop to 1-2. They play their final round robin match on Wednesday against the U.S.
"We are still not playing at the level of consistency we are working towards," said Ian Halliday, head coach of the Canadian men's team which lost earlier Tuesday to China. "The third set we played better but made too many errors and let it get away from us at the end."
Greg Stewart of Kamloops, B.C., led the Canadian attack with nine kills and three service aces and team captain Austin Hinchey of Edmonton added three kills.
"We've had a phenomenal experience at this tournament," said Hinchey, 19, a business student at NAIT College in Edmonton. "It's been such a great opportunity for us to play the best teams in the world. We are learning every game, stuff like game tactics, technique and offensive systems. There are some big teams here and we've struggled trying to get around those bigger blockers."
The other men's team members are Chad Drummond and Doug Learoyd, of Edmonton, Jose Rebelo of St-Hubert, Que., Kevin Strybosch of London, Ont., Eric Dechaine of St. Lina, Alta., Wilfredo Morewilson of Toronto and Mikael Bartholdy of Calgary.
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Mixology Series at Kirkland Waterfront Restaurants: July
Summer is in full swing at the Woodmark Hotel! The Woodmark Mixology Series features inspired cocktails created by both of our lakefront restaurants in Kirkland, bin on the lake and the Beach Café.
Impress your guests by trying these recipes at home, or join us at Kirkland's favorite spot along the shores of Lake Washington! With daily happy hour and access to stunning waterfront patio dining, bin on the lake and Beach Café are ideal for enjoying fantastic cuisine, refreshing cocktails, and sunset views!
Lemon Meringue Pie -- bin on the lake
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Arapahoe County Sheriff Grayson Robinson has canceled the open burn ban issued June 13 for the county, the city of Centennial and Cherry Creek State Park. Englewood followed suit, announcing the lifting of its open burning ban on the city's website.
Additional moisture and favorable weather conditions prompted the move, according to a press release from Robinson's office.
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Early results are in from yesterday's Umatilla County Special Election.
The yes votes are leading for the Milton-Freewater School Levy. If passed, the five-year levy for building maintenance would cost the owner of a $100,000 home $100 a year starting in November.
George Murdock appears to have taken the Umatilla County Commissioner seat.
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Duana noticed a couple of months ago that I've been carrying around some major shoe hate for a while. She wondered if it was because shoes are slumping right now. Here's a good example – this Elie Saab is a good choice for Lea Michele, and then you look down and those strappy shoes bring it all down. LOVE the braid porn happening in her hair though. I think I've become numb to her pose-harding. Like it's almost unnoticeable now.


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- "I'd like to take a moment before we start to talk about what is going to happen and our contingency plans if the unexpected happens." (use briefings before events to articulate clear goals)
- "If anyone sees something that concerns you during this procedure I want you to speak up." (empower others)
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Situation Monitoring
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- When all involved are actively scanning the situation (Shared Mental Model) the team can rapidly anticipate needs and adapt to the unexpected.
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- "I think the dose was changed to 30 mg/hr…" "I have it here, we changed the dose to 25mg/hr after checking weight." (verbal mutual support)
- " I can draw the needed blood sample but I don't have the right tube." "Here it is." (Physical task assistance)
- Protects team members from work overload situations that may reduce effectiveness and increase the risk of error
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The Bureau of Land Management offered one tract in the coal lease sale held on Aug. 1.
Offered by sealed bid, the Mill Fork West Tract was leased for $458.87 per acre, for a total of $98,000, by PacifiCorp. Fifty percent of all revenues gained from this coal energy lease sale will be shared with Utah. The leased tract, which contains 213.6 acres, shows potential for economic coal production and is in conformance with the Lease by Application sale criteria.
One of the important criteria is that tracts nominated for leasing are determined to be environmentally suitable. In addition, this lease allows underground recovery of coal during a mining operation that would otherwise be lost. There will be no surface mining activities required to recover this coal.
BLM has responsibility for coal leasing on about 468 million acres nationwide and 118 million acres within the State of Utah where the coal mineral estate is managed by the federal government.
Coal is a natural fossil fuel composed mainly of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen. It provides about 95 percent of Utah's electrical energy needs completely from secure domestic sources. Other important users of coal include alumina refineries, paper manufacturers, and the chemical and pharmaceutical industries.
Thousands of different products include coal or coal by-products components including soap, aspirins, solvents, dyes, and plastics. More than a third of the nation's coal production comes from federal coal leases. Utah produced about 24.5 million tons in 2005, with 80 percent coming from federal leases.
Revenues gained from leasing federal coal include a bonus bid paid at the time a lease is issued. There are also rental payments used to continue to hold the lease, and royalties are received on the value of the coal after it has been mined.
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Lynn Karp is the brother of the comics writers Bob and Hubert Karp. Between 1935 and 1941, he worked as an animator at Disney on such films as 'Pinocchio' and 'Phantasia'. In the late 1940s, he drew comics for Hi-Jinx (B&I Publishing Co.) and Barnyard Comics (stories with texts by his brother Hubey). With his brother Bob, he made the syndicated feature 'The Middles' for Consolidated News Features between 1944 and 1955. He also produced some premium giveaway comics for Disney, such as 'Mickey Mouse Meets the Wizard'.
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From the late 1940s to the early 1960s, he drew various funny animal comics for Dell Publishing, including 'Woody Woodpecker', 'Andy Panda', 'Oswald the Lucky Rabbit' (Walter Lantz), 'Nibbles', 'Flip & Dip', 'Tom & Jerry', 'Big Spike & Little Tyke', 'Fuzzy & Wuzzy', 'Barney Bear', 'Mouse Mouseketeers', 'Droopy, 'Skrewy the Skrewball Squirrell', and 'Wuff the Prairie Dog' (MGM). He also drew 'Bugs Bunny' and 'Tweety & Silvester' for Warner Bros, as well as 'Ruff & Reddy', 'Leon the Teensy-Weensy Lion', 'Pixie & Dixie' and 'Yoghi Bear' for Hanna-Barbera.
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In the early 1950s, Karp produced stories with 'Spencer Spook' for Giggle Comics, published by ACG/Creston. For the same publisher, he also did 'Gopher Boys' and 'Cookie'. He was also present at Nedor/Standard with 'Bomby & Zomby', 'Little Billy Bear', 'Samuel Spaniel' and 'Ted & Tom', and at Fawcett with 'Dennis the Menace'. In the early 1960s, he illustrated stories with 'Huckleberry Hound' for the British Weekly Magazine.
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Connect with the pavement stride for stride with the barefoot-inspired minimalistic PureConnect from Brooks! The PureConnect was built for the neutral runner and helps to align the body over their center of gravity, promoting a more natural stride.
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Acorns (The Nursery, full-time only)
Acorns are what we call our infants and toddlers in the Junior Gathering Program. Click the links in the menu below to learn about this group.
Junior Gathering Times, June 2016 last summer's edition Newsletter for families with children
Letter from the Acorn leaders - coming in June
Junior Gathering Times, June 2015 Newsletter for families with children
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The youngest among us spend their mornings pretty much as they would if they were at home. Our experienced staff will see to it that each child's needs are met on the schedule that works best for that family. Feeding, diapering, napping, nurturing and comforting make up the bulk of the morning and evening. We strive for a 1:1 child to care-giver ratio for those under one year of age.
While we provide care in the evenings, some families choose to have an earlier bedtime or to keep their little ones with them during their evening activities.
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Toddlers have a 2:1 child to caregiver ratio and spend their mornings in a variety of spirited indoor and outdoor activities, such as water play, ball play, and tricycle (car, fire engine!) riding. Indoors toddlers will sing songs, hear stories, and play together.
Toddlers partake in a healthy snack, typically fresh locally grown fruit (when possible), fruit juice, cheese and crackers. Those toddlers who still take a morning nap will be accommodated.
While we provide care in the evenings, some families choose to have an earlier bedtime or to keep their little ones with them during their evening activities.
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Help us prepare to give your child the best possible week by sharing with us:
- joys
- struggles
- achievements
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- recent significant changes in your child's life.
Indicate these on your Parental Release form or by email to [email protected]. You can rest assured that your child is being cared for lovingly as you attend your morning workshop or evening plenary.
Carefully read your confirmation email and the mailing from Junior Gathering in early June. (Junior Gathering Times & a letter from your child's group leader)
After April 1, 2017 check out the Junior Gathering FAQs on our website.
Connect with other parents who have gone to Gathering before.
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What's the difference between Toddlers and Preschoolers?
Or how do you tell an Acorn from a Pinecone?
We will rely heavily on your opinion for determining whether your child is a Toddler or a Preschooler. Typically the preschool group will be doing activities that require more small and large motor skills, a longer attention span, and more interaction with other children. Pinecones are usually 3 to 5 year olds, while Toddlers are 2 and 3 year olds. If you have a question, please contact the Junior Gathering Coordinator.
Open House: Sunday evening after dinner for all children up to those who have finished 5th grade ( Acorns, Pinecones, Sprouts, Saplings & Pinetrees). This is a time for you and your child to come and get acquainted with the caregivers / staff and the other children. Coordinators will discuss their plans and expectations for the week. Parents and/or Responsible Parties will be asked to list those adults who have permission to sign out their child. If permission has not been granted, your child will not be released. If you forget to share special needs with us ahead of time, Open House is a good time to share dietary or other needs with the Group Coordinator.
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The Best VPN to Get French IP Address
Did you ever try to browse a website only to find out that you are not allowed to access it? It is frustrating. What is even more frustrating is the fact that your identity is not hidden from hackers. Thus we need for something to conceal our identity.
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Most students take advantage of the exciting organized sports program that Andrews University offers. The year-round intramural calendar includes men's and women's softball, flag football, soccer, basketball, floor hockey, tennis, badminton, golf and volleyball. The deep pool of athletic talent means that there are a lot of teams and great competition, with championship T-shirts awarded during tournament play.
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Reebok RealFlex Fusion TR Training Shoe - Womens
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The RealFlex Fusion TR cross training shoe from Reebok® is all about natural movement. Engineered with individual flex-friendly sensors, these trainers are designed to help your feet move and flex as you run, jump and stretch with super bright color. A perfect shoe for meeting your crossfit fitness goals.
- Two layered synthetic upper
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The national BLM Artist-in-Residence (AiR) Program creates a structure to share the scenic beauty and unique stories of BLM and the National Landscape Conservation System with the public through the world of art. The BLM Artist-in-Residence Program provides artistic and educational opportunities that promote deeper understanding and dialogue about the natural, cultural, and historic resources on public lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management.
The BLM AiR Program supports the knowledge that artist's creative works foster pleasure and appreciation in others, which in turn generate support for the appreciation, protection, and preservation of our natural and cultural resources on public lands.
The BLM national Artist-in-Residence Program is inspired by a long history of artists and conservationists supporting our public lands. Artists provide a catalyst for developing connections to these NLCS treasured landscapes by promoting stewardship and deep appreciation for these special places across our Nation.
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@Paul, thats why my faith in Naruto has slipped over the years. When I started reading naruto (bout 8-9 yrs ago) I was so happy with the story and I became a die hard fan. I used to crave my naruto chapter and I'd spend hours thinking up theories and considering what would happen in the next chapter.
Over that 8-9yr period, my faith has slipped. Its still there, but it ain't strong anymore. Naruto has become to predictable and the storytelling has become kinda lazy. Its not as EPIC as it used to be. Facts that once held true are no longer relevant in the Narutoverse. I don't know how to filter new info that I get each chapter when it sometimes conflicts with previous chapters. And this talk no jutsu is imo a cheap way of settling fights.
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This unique knitting workshop is open to students at all levels! With the guidance and support of our experienced instructor, beginners will learn the basics in the first lesson so that they become confident with a project. Participants who already have knitting skills will learn new techniques such as working with cables, knitting fair isle patterns and using intarsia in projects as well as learning to read patterns. After you register, our instructor will help you choose a project to match your skills which you can work on at your own pace in the workshop time and practice at home.
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WELLINGTON-Kenneth Rey Johnson, age 73, passed away May 18, 2013 in Ferron. He was born Sept. 20, 1939 in Torrey, Utah to Sixtus Ellis and Edith Arvella Clifford Johnson. Married Beth Draves, August 31, 1960 in Salt Lake City, Utah, they later divorced.
Ken honorably served his country as a Quarter Master in the US Army. Upon returning from the service he attended and graduated from Stevens-Henagers School of Business. Kenneth was a great philosopher who enjoyed reading, writing and sharing his knowledge with others. He loved riding his bicycle, enjoying the solitude of the mountains and watching the sunsets.
Survived by his children, Shirley Wayman and Sterling Curtis, East Carbon, Melanie Kim (John) Smith, Round Up, Mont., Clifford Rey (Cheryl) Johnson,
Emery; three brothers and two sisters, Clifford Johnson, Henrieville, Utah, Keith (Sandra) Johnson, Ariz, Melba (Charles) Hinds, Logan, Norma Asay,Bountiful, Dennis (Joyce) Johnson, Panguitch; many grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Preceded in death by parents, and dear friend Earl Clark.
Funeral service, Friday, May 24, 2013, 2 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home (233 East Main Street-Price). Family will be at Mitchell's Friday one hour prior to services. Interment, Wellington City Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome daily and may share memories of Ken at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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Happy Genocide Day, or, as popularly known, Columbus Day.
It always amazes me that this country celebrates a man who discovered land that had already been discovered, and then enacted mass extermination of the existing people on the "new" land:
In 1493, when Columbus returned to the Hispaniola, he quickly implemented policies of slavery and mass extermination of the Taino population of the Caribbean. Within three years, five million were dead. Las Casas, the primary historian of the Columbian era, writes of many accounts of the horrors that the Spanish colonists inflicted upon the indigenous population: hanging them en mass, hacking their children into pieces to be used as dog feed, and other horrid cruelties.
And we have a holiday for this man?
Do you think if I "discover" a land that already has been discovered, and commit genocide against those already living there, would I get a holiday named after me?