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The Book of Job, named after its protagonist (apparently not an Israelite; cf. Ez 14:14, 20), is an exquisite dramatic treatment of the problem of the suffering of the innocent. The contents of the book, together with its artistic structure and elegant style, place it among the literary masterpieces of all time. This is a literary composition, and not a transcript of historical events and conversations.
The prologue (chaps. 1–2) provides the setting for Job's testing. When challenged by the satan's questioning of Job's sincerity, the Lord gives leave for a series of catastrophes to afflict Job. Three friends come to console him. Job breaks out in complaint (chap. 3), and a cycle of speeches begins. Job's friends insist that his plight can only be a punishment for personal wrongdoing and an invitation from God to repent. Job rejects their inadequate explanation and challenges God to respond (chaps. 3–31). A young bystander, Elihu, now delivers four speeches in support of the views of the three friends (chaps. 32–37). In response to Job's plea that he be allowed to see God and hear directly the reason for his suffering, the Lord answers (38:1–42:6), not by explaining divine justice, but by cataloguing the wonders of creation. Job is apparently content with this, and, in an epilogue (42:7–17), the Lord restores Job's fortune.
The author or authors of the book are unknown; it was probably composed some time between the seventh and fifth centuries B.C. Its literary pattern, with speeches, prologue and epilogue disposed according to a studied plan, indicates that the purpose of the writing is didactic. But the lessons that the book teaches are not transparent, and different interpretations of the divine speeches and of the final chapter are possible. The Book of Job does not definitively answer the problem of the suffering of the innocent, but challenges readers to come to their own understanding.
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1927, the year the Musketeers triumphed at the Davis Cup, the year Charles Lindbergh flew nonstop across the Atlantic Ocean and the year Hubert deGivenchy was born at No 24, rue Saint-Louis in Beauvais (France).Very early on, Givenchy manifests a passion for fashion. At age 10, he visits the World's Fair in Paris and returns filled with wonder from the Pavilion of Elegance, where 30 models of the most famous French couture houses were presented. His mind is set: he will be a fashion designer.When France is liberated from German occupation, Hubert de Givenchy moves to Paris and begins to study with Jacques Fath. He continues his training under the guidance of Robert Piguet, and then becomes Lucien Lelong's assistant after Christian Dior's departure in 1947. That same year, Elsa Schiaparelli entrusts Givenchy with the management of her boutique on Place Vendôme, where he will spend four years.On February 2nd 1952, Hubert de Givenchy's dream comes true: he opens his own Maison de Couture at No8, rue Alfred de Vigny, on the Monceau Plain. His first collection is an immediate success. Bettina Graziani, both model and press agent of the company, becomes the brand's icon. He created for her the famous ""Bettina blouse.""1953 is a turning point. Indeed, the young designer meets Audrey Hepburn, the incarnation of his ideal of femininity. Here begins a 40-year long friendship, during which the actress will become the brand's ambassador. Films starring Hepburn such as Breakfast At Tiffany's, Funny Face or Sabrina convey Givenchy's image of refined elegance around the world.That same year, Hubert de Givenchy befriends Cristobal Balenciaga and considers him as his Master. Balenciaga's influence is present in the spirit of innumerable Givenchy collections, and is particularly evident in the designer's taste for structured minimalist clothing.A pioneer in many fields, Givenchy is the first designer to present a luxury collection of women's ready-to-wear (1954). His work combines elegance and classicism with audacity and modernity. ""Separates"" (1952), the bag-dress (1955), the funneled collar coat (1958), the enveloped dresses (1966), and the garments of printed textiles inspired by Miro, Matisse or Christian Bérard (the Eighties) are among his most original designs.Throughout the years the Givenchy brand diversified its activities. 1973 is a milestone year, as Givenchy enters the realm of menswear, with the launch of the ""Gentleman Givenchy"" line.The brand also expands its distribution network internationaly to many countries, in particular to the Far East and to the United States.Givenchy became part of French luxury group LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton alongside other prestige labels including Christian Dior, Louis Vuitton, Christian Lacroix and Céline.After Monsieur de Givenchy's retirement in 1995, John Galliano, graduate of London's St Martin's School of Art and thrice elected ""Designer of the Year"" by the British Fashion Council, became the new designer for Givenchy's Haute-couture and luxury ready-to-wear lines. In October 1996 Alexander McQueen, also graduate of London's St Martin's School of Art, is appointed to succeed him.In March 2001, Julien Macdonald was named Artistic Director for Women. In this role, Macdonald oversees the design for Haute-Couture, women's ready-to-wear and accessories.Julien Macdonald, 28, comes to GIVENCHY after founding his own company in 1997. Prior to that, he was the head knitwear designer at Chanel Couture. While he first wanted to be an actor, he discovered his passion for fabrics and enrolled at the Brighton University and then completed a Master of Arts at the Royal college of Art.
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The Spiritual Life Institute community is a group of men and women dedicated to living the contemplative life and sharing that life with others. We are neither intellectuals nor saints, but just ordinary women and men whose particular calling is to make as wholehearted a response as possible to Christ's invitation to "come into the desert to pray." We have two monastic retreat centers, one in Crestone, Colorado, and one in County Sligo, Ireland.
The Spiritual Life Institute is a Roman Catholic, ecumenical community of vowed men and women with roots in the Carmelite contemplative tradition. Taking seriously God's command, "Be still and know that I am God" (Ps. 46), and Christ's declaration "I have come that you may have life, and have it to the full" (John 10:10), we aspire to create a vital environment characterized by solitude, simplicity and beauty, where community thrives, love is nurtured, prayer flourishes, and the whole person can be transformed.
Our primary mission is prayer. We offer our lives as witness to the gospel and in intercession for the world. In that spirit, we maintain retreat centers, publish, preach, teach and engage in ecumenical outreach to help create a contemplative atmosphere where, by grace, God's presence in our lives may be realized.
Our spiritual lives and our daily lives are inseparable. Working in the garden, cooking a meal, walking along a stream, or visiting with family and friends: these are all part of our spiritual life, because they form part of a healthy, human life. Many, if not most of our "spiritual" problems arise because we are not living a "human" enough life. We foster our spiritual lives by cultivating our basic, good, God-given human potentialities.
A pivotal human quality is our ability to create and to participate in beauty. The Russian novelist Fyodor Dostoyevsky exclaimed "Beauty will save the world!" We need to create, to protect, and to foster beauty in all its guises. This is how we express our humanity and give flesh to the spirit of God dwelling in us. Writing a poem, painting a picture, fighting to preserve the beauty of nature, or creating a lovely home are just a few of the infinite ways we can participate in the beauty of God, share that beauty with others, and thereby help "save the world."
In our urbanized society, the experience of natural beauty and sacred space is invaluable. When we lose touch with nature, with the wilderness, we lose touch of part of our humanity. And as a consequence we lose touch with one of the most important means of God's presence becoming manifest in our life and world. Throughout scripture, and as seen in the lives of many holy men and women, the wilderness has been the place of God's interaction with us. From the desert of Sinai to the islands off the coast of Ireland, men and women of all ages have sought, and found, God in the pristine beauty of nature. Our retreat centers are located in naturally stunning areas. The sense of wonder, delight, and awe engendered by these landscapes catapult us into prayer, into adoration.
A Carthusian monk defined contemplation as "a participation in divine life, in the knowledge and love of God. Christian contemplation is the awakening of the life of Christ in us through the breath of the Spirit." Contemplation then is not so much something we do as a relationship we enter into. A relationship of love with God; a participation in the divine love life of the Trinity, and as a consequence an overflowing extension of that love into the world.
Contemplation is a very human act. St. Augustine said "We were meant for you O Lord, and our hearts are restless until they rest in you." Unfortunately in today's fast-paced and dehumanizing society our contemplative muscles have grown flabby, and we fill our restless hearts with so many things that do not satisfy. We need time, space, and support to foster the contemplative spirit that lives in each of us. We believe that everyone is a contemplative at heart. Of course that contemplative spirit is manifested in many different ways. Being an apostolic hermit is one of those ways--but so is being a parent, a carpenter, a teacher, a business person. No matter what walk of life you are in, it is possible for you to cultivate your contemplative soul.
At our centers, we try to provide an environment that is naturally conducive to growth in the contemplative life: a simple hermitage, healthy food, a balance of solitude and community, work and play, a beautiful chapel, a broad library, and breathtaking natural beauty. All of this experienced in an atmosphere of spaciousness and loving support from a community whose desire is for you to experience the great love that God has for you.
Both of our centers--Holy Hill in Ireland and Nada in Colorado--are open to people of all faiths and walks of life who are looking for a quiet place to reconnect with their roots in God, or simply a place apart from the noise and hustle of our contemporary society where they can rediscover their human dignity. Please check our retreats page and home pages for Nada and Holy Hill for additional information about coming on retreat. Most of our retreats are non-directed; that is, you schedule your days to suit your soul's need. We provide the hermitage, the basic necessities, and the spaciousness, silence, and beauty necessary to "rehumanize" yourself. In addition we, on occasion, offer directed retreats around specific themes. Check the "upcoming events" links for Nada and Holy Hill for information.
We also share our lives through publications such as our periodical, Desert Call, and numerous talk and music recordings. Check out the publications page for details.
Some of us are periodically available for outside speaking engagements and leading of retreats. Use the contact information provided below to make inquiries.
This unique and compelling image of Christ was created by our friend and architect Jon Worden (jonwordenarch.com), who designed many of our buildings, including the Sangre de Christo chapel in Colorado, and our library at Holy Hill .
Originally used as a cover for an issue of our periodical Desert Call, this image of the wounded, yet resurrected Christ embracing the world captures visually the life we try to live. The world is good, yet wounded. When we experience the loving embrace of the wounded Christ we are more able to embrace our own wounds, and those of others. This is the path that leads inevitably to the beauty and glory of the resurrection.
God takes all of our good human desires and talents and uses them to make us whole, holy people. Our life demands good physical and psychological health. We value our vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience and enjoy a healthy man/woman celibate dynamic. Both genders have equal access to leadership positions. Do you feel drawn to live as an apostolic hermit, with about half of your time spent in silence and solitude and the other half in an intensive but limited apostolate of running a retreat center and publishing? Are you self-disciplined enough to be faithful to prayer, physical exercise, individual growth, and service to others with a minimum of external structure? Could you be happy in this lifestyle?
If your answer to the above questions is "yes," and you are between your mid-twenties and your mid-forties, consider making a retreat with us to see us up-close. If you still feel attracted to our life, we will explore the possibility of a permanent commitment one step at a time, beginning with an extended retreat. Calls to the apostolic hermit life are fairly rare, and it requires a muscular personality to be so intensely contemplative/active. We really do enjoy this life and most visitors notice a light-hearted spirit about us. All anyone can do is put one foot after another, listen to the Holy Spirit, and see where he leads. God is good, and he is certain to take us somewhere good.
If you would like to support us in our life and mission there are several ways you can do so. First, and most important, is the support of your prayers and your friendship. Many of you who have come on retreat or for a visit have become our good friends. We could not survive without the love and prayers you provide. Those of you reading this whom we have not met can still support us with your prayers, and for that we are grateful. We hope to meet you some day!
If you are able to support us financially we would be very grateful as well. All U.S. Donations are tax deductible. (Donations made to Nada in Colorado can be earmarked for Ireland if you wish.) Holy Hill in Ireland is a registered charity.
We also support ourselves by offering retreats and selling our publications. So you can help us, and help yourself in the process, by coming on retreat or visiting our publications page and ordering something for yourself or a friend.
If you are living in or near the Crestone area, or if you are planning an extended visit, and are able to donate some of your time we have many tasks around the monastery with which we could use help. No experience is necessary! Give us a call and we'll work out an arrangement that is good for both of us.
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Can you believe we have to review another demo this week? First it was GRAW 2 and then Fusion Frenzy 2 and now this. It's probably the most Marketplace content we've seen in a single week since X'06. Not that I'm complaining—like Ben, I also have an affinity for free, pre-release demos.
NBA Street Homecourt is the latest incarnation of the NBA Street series made famous on the PS2 by my neighbors to the west, EA Big. Featuring over-the-top gameplay akin to NBA Jam, the 3-on-3 ball pushes you to go big or go home. Tweaked and improved for the current generation of consoles, Homecourt looks and plays great.
If you've played either of the PS2 titles, you'll already be familiar with the basics. The general flow of the game is very much the same as it was a few years ago: three ballers of your choice battling for supremacy on the city streets with no real rules. Dunks are worth one, outside-the-arch shots are worth two. First to twenty-one wins.
At first, you may think that the game offers only a superficial visual upgrade that boasts gorgeous new models, 60 FPS, and nothing more. However, a few of the key gameplay fundamentals have been modified for the better. Gamebreakers, which used to dictate who won a game, have been toned down slightly so that defending against them is more than just blind luck. In the original, a tough rivalry with your buddy often boiled down to a matter of gamebreaker management, but no longer. While they are still powerful, they are not unbeatable.
In addition, the dunks have seen a huge change, too. You can now used timed button presses to re-dunk a ball you've already dunked. Right after the dunk animation, if you get the press properly, your character will grab the ball with his feet and lob it back up to his hands to dunk again—and yes, that counts for two points. There's really no eloquent way to describe it: it's freaking sick.
EA Big has a special place in my heart. The original NBA Street and the original SSX were two of my favorite PS2 games, so I can't help but look forward to this upcoming release. It looks and plays great, even in this limited demo. The changes made are for the better and I can't wait to dominate the court online. With a souped up single player mode and online play, NBA Street Homecourt is definately going to be a game that I pick up. For those who like their sports games extreme, check this one out: you won't be disappointed after the first triple-dunk.


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Blake Shelton's Ole Red Gatlinburg will celebrate its week-long grand opening in Gatlinburg, Tenn., March 11–17.
Ole Red Gatlinburg will be a multi-level, 13,500-square-foot entertainment venue with a two-story bar and restaurant, retail area, performance space, dance floor and exterior terrace. The venue will host multiple events throughout its grand-opening week, including a private concert with Blake on March 13. You can enter an online sweepstakes through Feb. 15 to win tickets to the concert. A limited number of tickets will be available through an online auction beginning Feb. 15, which will support the Gatlinbug-Pittman High School Music Program.
"Gatlinburg has always been a place where I've had a good time, and it's just awesome for me to get to be a part of this community through Ole Red," said Blake. "I can't wait to get my band down there to play. It's going to be an amazing night."
Gatlinburg is the third Ole Red location, following the first in Blake's adopted Oklahoma hometown of Tishomingo (September 2017) and a second in Nashville (May 2018). Blake recently announced plans for a fourth location coming to Orlando, Fla., in 2020.
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The Abyssinian Baptist Church was the first African American Baptist congregation in the state of New York and the fourth in the nation. It was founded in 1808 by members of the First Baptist Church who took issue with the racially segregated seating arrangements maintained by the congregation. The dissenting parishioners, under the leadership of a small party of seamen from Abyssinia (present-day Ethiopia), began holding services of their own. In tribute to the seamen, the congregation called itself the Abyssinian Baptist Church. The original church stood on what is now Worth Street in the heart of the Greenwich Village community then known as Little Africa. As the bulk of New York's African American population moved northward, so did the Abyssinian Baptist Church. Construction on the present Harlem location began in 1922 under Pastor Adam Clayton Powell Sr. (1865-1953), who was instrumental in weaving the Abyssinian Baptist Church into community life. During his ministry, a community recreation center was built adjacent to the church to give people a place to gather outside of religious services. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. (1908-1972), who became the Assistant Minister and Business Manager of the Abyssinian Baptist Church in 1930, extended the tradition of community involvement to activism. Powell started a relief program for victims of the Great Depression that predated the New Deal and led the movement to desegregate the physicians' staff of Harlem Hospital. In 1937, Powell succeeded his father as pastor, and in 1945 was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, where he served 14 terms. Powell was among the first African Americans from New York to hold a seat in Congress. The boulevard to the west of the Tot Lot that bears Powell's name is one of many local tributes to the distinguished Harlem leader. The Abyssinian Tot Lot serves as a play area for the Annie G. Newsome Headstart Program. Newsome was an active parishioner of the Abyssinian Baptist Church who taught Sunday school and helped to found the church's education program. The Headstart Facility encourages parents to become more involved in their children's education and provides community-based support for the participating families. The Tot Lot, bordered on the south end by the Headstart building, was previously a vacant lot into which people dumped their trash. In November 1997, Parks acquired the property and turned it into a play area. The renovation created a thoroughfare connecting 138th and 139th Streets and provided a green, open area for the neighborhood.


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The distressed-property picture for both Manatee and Sarasota counties continues to show a smaller mix of foreclosures and short sales.
Distressed-property sales accounted for 32 percent and 39 percent of sales in Sarasota and Manatee Counties, respectively, down from 45 percent and 49 percent in 2010, according to an analysis by Scott Norris, an agent with Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate Inc. in Sarasota.
While new distressed listings remained flat in Sarasota County in 2012 compared with 2011, they actually increased slightly in Manatee County during this period. But both counties are down significantly from 2010 levels, according to Norris' analysis.
New distressed listings were down 36 percent in Sarasota County and 25 percent in Manatee during 2012 compared with 2010, Norris reported.
In terms of prices, the recovery is not uniform across all areas. They are improving faster at the higher end of the market, his analysis showed.
At the end of January, about 11 percent of all unsold homes and condominiums in Sarasota County were distressed listings. In Manatee County, the figure was 17 percent, Norris said.
But as the price point moves up, the number of distressed listings falls. Less than 3 percent of all $1 million-and-up listings are distressed and only 3.3 percent of Sarasota County and 3.9 percent of Manatee County listings in the $500,000-plus market are distressed.
The bulk of all distressed listings are in the under the $200,000 price point, Norris said.
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ST. THOMAS, U.S. Virgin Islands (AP) -- Connecticut continued its 26-year dominance over in-state rivals on Sunday night - barely.
Shabazz Napier scored 23 of his career-high 29 points in the final 3:24 of regulation and two overtime periods, and the 23rd-ranked Huskies survived a major upset bid by Quinnipiac in an 89-83 win at the Paradise Jam.
"It was a hard-fought victory," said first-year UConn coach Kevin Ollie. "My hats off to the guys in the locker room, they played hard. It was just a gut-check win for us."
UConn (4-0) trailed by 10 after Evan Conti's 3-pointer with 4:56 left in regulation. But Ryan Boatright countered with at three-point play and Napier scored 11 of the Huskies' next 13 points, including a driving layup with 4.2 seconds left.
Quinnipiac's Dave Johnson hit a 3-pointer with 4.4 seconds left in the first overtime, and Napier misfired on a long 3-point attempt to send the game into a second OT. There, Napier kicked things off with a 3 and the Huskies never again trailed.
"We just stuck together, kept our composure," said Napier, a junior guard. "I felt like the guys felt we still had a chance to win the game. Up to that point, we didn't play as well as we should have. We stepped up our game, and luckily we got some bounces our way and won the game."
UConn has now won 67 straight games against in-state foes, dating back to a Dec. 29, 1986 loss to Hartford in former coach Jim Calhoun's first year at the helm. Quinnipiac (2-2), located 45 minutes from UConn, is coached by former Huskies assistant Tom Moore. The Huskies are now 16-0 against former Calhoun assistants.
Boatright added 18 points and Omar Calhoun had 17 as the guard trio accounted for 64 UConn points.
Johnson led five Bobcat players in double figures with 16 points and Garvey Young added 15.
"It's hard," said Moore. "My kids are a little devastated, because they feel they were close to beating a team that they have a lot of respect for. In tournaments like this, you don't get extra points for playing really well against a good team."
UConn hit 39 of 45 free throws, matching the highest total of made free throws in a game in program history, including 23 of its final 24. The smaller Quinnipiac, which plays in the Northeast Conference, outrebounded the Huskies, 44-35.
"They're a physical team, I know Tommy Moore preaches that," Ollie said of the Bobcats. "At the end of the day, we got the victory, and I'm very, very excited for these kids."
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Sen. Daniel K. Inouye, D-Hawaii, a member of the Watergate investigating committee, questions witness James McCord during the hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington, on May 19, 1973. Inouye, the influential Democrat who broke racial barriers on Capitol Hill and played key roles in congressional investigations of the Watergate and Iran-Contra scandals, died of respiratory complications, on Dec. 17. He was 88.
Daniel Inouye, a World War II combat veteran and the most senior senator in the U.S. Senate, died Monday of respiratory complications. He was 88.
His last words were "Aloha," Hawaiian for hello and goodbye.
Inouye, a Democrat from Hawaii, was hospitalized a week and a half ago at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, where he said he was working with doctors to regulate his oxygen intake. Around the Capitol, Inouye had been seen with a portable oxygen supply.
He is survived by his wife, Irene Hirano, and son, Daniel "Kenny" Inouye. Kenny is his son with Margaret Shinobu Awamura, to whom he was married for 56 years until her death in 2006.
Inouye had served in the Senate for 49 years, since 1963. At the time of his death, he was the longest-living serving member of the Senate. The late Sen. Robert Byrd of West Virginia is the only senator who has served longer, for 51 years.
Hawaii became a state in 1959, and Inouye was the state's first Congressman. He also became the country's first Japanese-American Congressman.
He was also hospitalized on Nov. 15 after falling and cutting the back of his head. A statement released by his office spoke to the senator's apparent dislike of being hospitalized: "The U.S. Army Captain and World War II combat veteran wanted to put a bandage on and come to work but his family insisted he get it checked out."
Medal of Honor recipient Dan Inouye became the longest-serving senator, having served nine terms after first being elected in 1962. NBC's Brian Williams reports.
He was hospitalized the day before Pearl Harbor Day. Although ailing, he honored the day as he does every year, this time through a press release remembering his time as a Japanese-American teenager in Hawaii. He wrote:
In 1941, the date December 7th was a day that evoked anger, fierce patriotism and dangerous racism. Soon after that day, I suddenly found myself, pursuant to a decision by the government and along with thousands of Japanese Americans declared 4C, enemy aliens. It was a difficult time. I was 17.
Born to working class parents, Hyotaro, a jewelry clerk, and Kame, a homemaker, Inouye dreamed of being a doctor, according to the Washington Post, plans that were sidelined by the war. He was a second-generation Japanese-American, or nisei, and he wrote that it pained him that those who dropped bombs on Hawaii looked like him.
Inouye was 17 when he enlisted in the U.S. Army and served with the 442 Regimental Combat Team, according to a statement on his website. He lost part of his right arm while he was charging a series of machine gun nests in San Terenzo, Italy.
"I looked at it, stunned and disbelieving. It dangled there by a few bloody shreds of tissue, my grenade still clenched in a fist that suddenly didn't belong to me anymore," Inouye wrote in his 1967 autobiography, "Journey to Washington," according to the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
After the war, he was nominated for the Medal of Honor but did not receive it. President Bill Clinton later bestowed the honor on him and 21 other Japanese-Americans for their courage during World War II, according to the Star-Advertiser.
He attended the University of Hawaii and received a law degree from Georgetown University.
As a lawmaker in D.C. in 1973, Inouye sat on the panel that investigated the Watergate scandal, according to the Post. He was apparently so frustrated by the testimony of a top White House aide that he whispered, "What a liar!" into a microphone that turned out to be hot.
Later, the aide's lawyer referred to Inouye as, "that little Jap," a comment that generated outrage, according to the Post.
Throughout his tenure, D.C., Inouye allied himself with the late Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens, a Republican, and proudly proclaimed himself the "No. 1 earmarks guy," in Congress, according to The Associated Press. He championed an older tradition of politics -- one that embraced bipartisanship and compromise.
Responding to his death Monday, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton released a statement: "No matter what barrier was in his way, Danny shattered it. ... Danny was an icon in his native state of Hawaii and a tireless advocate for the disenfranchised, minorities and women throughout the country. He spent his life working for a brighter future, and we are all better off for it."
Former Sen. Bob Dole wrote touchingly about a man he called one of the Senate's "giants."
"Never once do I recall his being critical of another colleague - Republican or Democrat," Dole wrote. "Danny and I saw service in World War II where he lost an arm and where I had other difficulties. When we left the hospital, we eventually became United States Senators and he was always telling his friends that I talked him into it. I don't recall it, but if Danny said it was true, that was good enough for me."
NBC's Kelly O'Donnell contributed reporting.


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The Tim Lyddon trio Appearing at Club Europa Sunday,April 14, 2002 8 - 10 pm with bassist Tom Hubbard and drummer Marcello Pellitteri
Pianist/composer Tim Lyddon describes his approach to music as "uncompromised, what I feel from the heart, drawn from my life's experiences." His extraordinary trio CD, I've Traveled So Far on Essence Jazz Records proves his point.
Tim Lyddon is a pianist who plays with extraordinary drive, impressive chops, good definition and a spirit which spreads nicely" says Cadence jazz. His latest CD, Ive Traveled So Far (Essence Jazz 2001) has been called The best jazz piano trio CD in recent years" by WBGO's Dan Karcher. Tim has performed with many great jazz artists including Sam Most, Dick Berk, Elliot Zigmund, Bill Watrous, Jeff Berlin, Kim Richmond, Tom Rainey, Scott Lee, Billy Mintz etc. Ive Traveled So Far" is a wonderful example of a trio enjoying what they are performing and sharing that vision with the listening audience".- Jazz Review.com
The pianist has a light touch that allows for a certain resonance, meaning that his lines-often little snippets of pure melody-are flecked with intrigue. - (Macnie) Village Voice
The performance features original pieces from the CD and standards, as well as a few new compositions. The trio recently did a live recording at WVIA (Pittston). Upcoming radio interviews at WFDU and WSIA ( Jersey and Staten Island). Bassist Tom Hubbard has performed with Kenny Barron, Charlie Rouse and Dewey Redmond. He has performed and written arrangements for seven of Freddy Coles' CDs. Drummer Marcello Pelliteri has performed with Jacky Terrasson and Jon Hendricks. He currently tours with "GipsyKings" and "New York Voices" and has performed in festivals and TV programs with Kenny Barron, Joe Henderson and Winton Marsalis. He has over thirty recordings with various artists.
The shows are at 8pm and 9pm. There is a $10 cover charge which includes a free glass of wine. For students it's $5.00. Klub Europa is located at 765 Manhattan Ave. (at Meserole) in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Take the G train to Greenpoint ave. and walk south 5 blocks to Meserole. Or take the L train to Bedford Ave. ( 1rst stop in Brooklyn) and take the 61 bus to meserole ave. in Greenpoint.Call the club at 718 383 - 5723 for more information.
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Ten Pound Poms, and other emigres, can now be traced via a genealogy site which has got access to passenger name lists from ships leaving the UK between 1890 and 1960.
The early version of Passenger Name Records covers 24 million people. The entries include passenger names, ages, departure and destination ports as well as UK address, year of birth, marital status, occupation and nationality.
The period covered includes mass emigration to Australia - the Ten Pound Pom scheme subsidised by the Australian government. This saw 710,000 Brits leave for a new life down under.
The information is from the National Archives and is available on GenesReunited, the site owned by Beano spin-off Brightsolid, which also owns proto-social networking FriendsReunited.
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Peters, Hermann (1841-1928)
Hermann Peters: founder and elder of the Apostolische Brüdergemeinde; born in Gnadenheim, Molotschna Mennonite settlement, Russia in 1841. He joined the Mennonite Brethren Church ca. 1860 and was apparently among those who expressed their newly found joy of salvation through shouts and the use of musical instruments and in some legalistic forms of piety. When the Mennonite Brethren disapproved of this wing, Peters went his own way. For some time his followers were known as Herman Peters-Brüder. Originally they insisted that since Christ "took the bread and broke it," Christians should always do the same; for this reason they were nicknamed "Brotbrecher."
After this new group, consisting of some 20 families, was organized in 1865-66 in the Molotschna, Peters moved with them to the Crimea, where other Mennonites joined them. In 1900-1 he took the group to Siberia, settling northeast of Omsk near Kiryanovka and Trussovka. Here the group became prosperous and lost some of its narrow views. Common names among them were Peters, Becker, Penner, Unruh, Martens, Voth, and Wedel. Peters died 10 February 1928, and was succeeded as elder by H. J. Warkentin. A small group of Hermann Peters' followers came to America in 1874 and still exists as the Fairview (Oklahoma) Church of God.
Other tenets emphasized by Hermann Peters were the refusal to accept any form of government service, extreme separation from the world and all other Mennonite groups, rejection of all innovations, refusal to observe holidays, prohibition of photographs, and maintenance of simplicity. In general, their original attitude was very much like that of the first Kleine Gemeinde or the Old Order Amish.
Friesen, Peter M. Die Alt-Evangelische Mennonitische Brüderschaft in Russland (1789-1910) im Rahmen der mennonitischen Gesamtgeschichte. Halbstadt: Verlagsgesellschaft "Raduga", 1911: 236, 293, 378, 381, 393.
Hildebrand, John J. Aus der Vorgeschichte der Einwanderung der Mennoniten aus Russland nach Manitoba: (zum 75-jährigen Jubiläum dieser Einwanderung). Winnipeg, 1949: 78.
Hildebrand, John J.Sibirien. Erster Teil. Allgemeine Übersicht über Sibirien und der Gründung der Mennonitensiedlungen in Sibirien, Zweiter Teil. Geschichte der Evangelischen Mennonitengottesgemeinde in Sibirien. Winnipeg, 1942: 53, 96.
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Tomorrow morning I'll be leaving for Pekin, IL to run the first 100 mile trail run of my life. Hopefully the first of a number of them. Hopefully this is a great experience. Hopefully this is a finish. Hopefully I don't injure myself. Hopefully I come back on Sunday and write up a successful race report.
The doubts are getting to me. This is just how I felt before my first marathon, my first 50K, my first 50 mile and my first 100K. A person just doesn't know what they are capable of the first time. Once I finish this baby, some of those fears will disapate as I prepare for the next 100.
I can do this. I am prepared. I have trained my a$$ off. I have logged the miles. I will be successful. Yes, my feet will be sore, they will blister, I will be tired and depleated..but I am strong. I am woman, hear me roar! Ha.
Yesteday a recovering meth addict came into the HS to speak with the students. Meth is taking over our community in a scary way. This addict has been clean for 2 years. After the presentation - which was very well done - and hopefully will give the students the courage to say NO to meth - he had a question/answer discussion. I had so many questions. I asked him if he had replaced the meth addiction with something else. He looked at me and smiled, asked if he was speaking with another addict, I told him yes, I'm a recovering alcoholic. He said 'well, this speaking engagement has become a part of my passion, my obsession, going into schools and communties telling of the horrors of meth use and the way it will kill every user..that and I play an awful lot of online cards" I was like ,WTF? Online 'cards?' I guess there is another addiction out there for everyone. He then asked me what mine was. In front of the whole damn school I told him that I'm an ultra runner and have a 100 mile race coming up on Saturday. Sh+t. Nobody knew. Only a few teachers who are in my run club knew I was doing this race. Now they all know, and think I'm nuts.
I believe that all recoving addicts will replace that addictive behavior with another. Be it food, running, gambling; some obsession will come along the way to replace the addictive behavior.
I asked this addict who has seven children "how will you get it through to your children, not to use meth" he said that by being honest, showing his children what meth abuse will do to you, showing them warning signs, keeping a communicative realtionship with them, telling them of the horror he went through, that this will have to be enough to keep them from trying. That's my question. How do you get your children to NEVER use. Not once. They can't try meth, they will be forever addicted. Plus, my children have the 'compulsive/addictive' genes.
He gave a presentation to the Middle School, so Tyler saw it. I asked Tyler what he thought. He said he would have said no to meth before, now he will really say no to meth. Good.
I know a few families whose lives are being torn apart because of meth addiction. It's damn scary. Let your children know all about meth, if you don't know, find out.
Hey-on the weight loss front: down 13 pounds yahoo! I finally reached the 130's today. 139.7 to be exact! I'll be adding carbs back in now for the race and will be doing pb&j, cliff bars, etc. during the run as well as salt tablets. I'm expecting an increase in weight for Monday's weigh in, but it will leave too.
For LL BCI-2, our team is down 29.9 pounds, we are in first place..get this..I've lost the most on the team so far. Unbelievable!
Over and Out-
Thursday, April 14, 2005
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- Jen said...
Julie, I am so excited for you. You are prepared and your body will give you what you expect. You continue to inspire me when it comes to running. Go get 'em and please let us know how you did. Jenna
- Julie B said...
Thanks Jenna! What a ride it has been..all the miles..all the hours on the trail..I'm ready..but getting scared as well!
- Nico said...
Good Luck with the race Julie, Good vibs for you, can't wait to read about the race.
Hey Julie, Good Luck! And being in Pekin, IL you will be exactly 20 or so odd minutes from my house!!! WILD!
~Stacey :)
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The proposal is quite simple: Unlock "10k tools" for a user once they have earned 15k across the SE network on all sites.
Obviously there is some question about joining enough sites to cause this to occur just from a random vantage point of "let me log in to every single site and get lots of reps" but that would require 200 * 1 + 100 * 148 = 149 SE sites for this to kick in. Since there aren't 150 sites and not likely to be in the near future, this means they would have to actively participate to some degree on many sites.
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The governor says the state has no obligation to restore funding levels reduced in 2011, even as a stronger economy has given the state Legislature more money to work with as it reconvenes this week.
Perry had breakfast Wednesday with Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and House Speaker Joe Straus. All three spoke of unity, promising to make cutting taxes a priority.
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Apple shares have dropped more than 20 percent from their peak in recent weeks, causing many to wonder if Apple's recent executive shake-up, new products or the economy have ended Wall Street's confidence in the tech company.
Apple shares dropped another 2 percent on Thursday morning and the fall was actually faster than the rest of the market, according to the New York Times. In essence, investors are worried about consumer demand and taxes after the re-election of President Barack Obama.
Obama has proposed increasing capital gains tax rates for people earning more $250,000 to 20 percent from 15 percent, and his re-election may have caused some shareholders to unload their stock to stay ahead of the possible tax increase. Apple shares have risen steadily since 2005 when they were only $35 each. (They're now $542.48 at this writing.)
However, with the recent revamp of products, with some saying the new iPad Mini will cannibalize other iPad sales, some analysts are not expecting high profit margins. Then there was the quick and dirty reorganization of Apple executives, which sunk share prices.
"It has just been wave after wave of bad news," Gene Munster, an analyst at Piper Jaffray, said.
Wall Street is notoriously high-strung, and if there's any hint a company isn't going swimmingly its shares fall quickly. Some could argue that with Apple's long love affair with Wall Street had to end sometime, but we think it's likely a minor setback. They will probably get back together again.


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14 June 2012 | News | By Nandita Singh
Asia's largest medicare show opens in Taipei
The inaugural ceremony of the twin event at Taipei on June 14, 2012
Taipei: Asia's largest medicare show opened in Taipei, Taiwan, with a crisp opening ceremony showcasing nine of the indigenously developed products selected from a shortlist of 56 made-in-Taiwan products.
The four-day twin expo - Taiwan International Medical & Healthcare Exhibition (Medicare Taiwan) and Taiwan International Senior Lifestyle and Health Care Show (SenCARE) (June 14-17, 2012) - is organized by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA).
Every year, the expo at the Taiwan World Trade Center, attracts many thousands of buyers mainly from US, Europe and Japan to the country. "In 2012, Medicare expo has entered its third edition and SenCARE is in its sixth edition. The combined event has 440 companies spread across almost 800 booths exhibiting diversified products in the healthcare and fast growing elderly-care market, which is a focus market segment for Taiwan industry," informed president & CEO of TAITRA Mr Yuen Chuan Chao in his inaugural address at the opening ceremony on June 14, 2012.
Estimates by a Taiwan government agency state that by 2050 sixty percent of the population globally will be over 65 years of age and this is a big opportunity for the Taiwanese medical industry, which is already fairly well-entrenched in the medical and the assisted medical device industry. This year, it is expected that footfalls at the event will cross 60,000 with a line-up of procurement meetings, conferences, professional medical services, diverse mobility aid devices and lease services, making it the largest annual event not only for Taiwan's medical and senior healthcare industries but also the largest such sourcing event in Asia.
According to Ms Huei Fang Chiang, director of Trade Development Division, at the Bureau of Foreign Trade in Ministry of Economic Affairs, Taiwan, this is the result of the focused efforts the government has made since 1998 when healthcare and medical services were first classified as one of the six emerging industries for Taiwan to leverage on. "In 2012, a business of $73 billion (NT) is expected from healthcare and medical services industry," she stated.
This year, the expo added a demo area to its plan, where exhibitors will demonstrate their latest products for visitors to get a hands-on feel of the many new products being launched. Wheelchair and scooter figure is a focus segment at the exhibition which is neatly divided in eight themed pavilions ranging from diagnostics and sterilization equipment to biotech apparatus and pharmaceuticals.
According to the Taiwan Medical Equipment Industry Report 2012 by the Ministry of Economic Affairs, the country's medical equipment market is projected to cross $2.5 billion by December 2012, which is a seven percent increase over 2011.


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People v. Carmichael, — N.Y.S.2d —, 2009 WL 5126920, (N.Y.A.D. 4 Dept., Dec 30, 2009)
A recent decision from a New York appellate court gives us occasion to think about the problem of jurors doing web research to find information relating to the case.
The Carmichael Case
A jury convicted one Carmichael of murder. One of the jurors did some internet research during the trial on the question of whether the gunshot wound on the victim was a close contact wound or was inflicted from a distance. When Carmichael discovered the juror's research, he moved to set aside the jury's verdict. He argued that the juror's misconduct caused prejudice to a substantial right.
The trial court denied the motion and Carmichael sought review. On appeal, the court held that the trial court properly denied the motion to set aside the verdict.
It found that Carmichael suffered no prejudice to a substantial right because the juror's testimony at a hearing on the matter showed that the information found during the internet research was not helpful, that he remained confused even after the research, and that he based his verdict only on the evidence presented at trial.
The Modern Person's Connection to the Web
The sense of connection that the modern person feels within the web causes an intriguing disruption to the traditional method of the jury trial system. It calls us to evaluate whether it's fair to characterize conduct like that of the Carmichael juror as "misconduct." As this Time article notes (and as we all know from our own experiences), it is natural for jurors to desire background, contextual information about the matter being considered.
The tension applies to the problem of jurors acquiring information concerning the case as well as the problem of jurors distributing information they have, or making inappropriate connections with others in the process. The past few months have shown us, for example, stories of improper attempts by jurors to friend witnesses, prohibitions on judges connecting with lawyers, questions of witness intimidation through Facebook, and orders prohibiting courtroom tweeting.
In most instances this tendency to want and share information is a positive attribute. Skepticism, rationality and transparency are noble qualities. But information crossing the abstract borders of the trial court can jeopardize the fairness that the process has historically ensured. It's no small problem. Even Britain's Lord Chief Justice recognizes that the ability to so easily get information external to the case "changes the whole orality tradition [i.e., oral testimony] with which we are familiar."
It's not a new problem. I was writing about it almost five years ago. Here's a post I wrote and a podcast episode I did about it back in 2005.
Keep 'em Clamped Down
At the most general level there are two options for handling the present tension. Courts could assimilate the modern tendency and simply leave the process unchecked — allowing information to flow in and out as if on the breeze. The other option would be to clamp down, as the courts in Michigan have done, enacting rules that prohibit jurors doing research and disseminating information during the proceedings.
Our tradition should tell us to go with the latter, that is, clamping down. Looking at it a certain way, there is nothing different in kind occasioned by modern communication methods that mandates information to be free flowing. Though in the past it would have been less feasible, it would not have been impossible for jurors to share information during the process or do external research during off hours. To foster the fairness of the proceedings, courts have historically fortified the abstract walls of the courtroom, permitting the jurors only to consider the evidence made a part of the record. Think about it — that's the entire basis for having rules of evidence in the first place.
So even though it's easier to get information these days, and even though jurors want to do that (and in most situations outside of jury duty should be encouraged to do so), there is no good reason not to enforce strict regulations prohibiting outside research. Whether a juror should be permitted to share information during the process is more subtle — there are more concerns there about openness in the process implicated. Absent national security or other similar reasons, we generally don't want proceedings to be incommunicado.
The solution should not be an assimilation and accompanying dissolving of the borders of the walls around the process, but should come from education of the jury pool. The quasi-closed system of the proceedings, moderated by rules of evidence helps ensure fairness and accuracy. To the extent jurors are helped to understand such a notion of "information regularity," the more likely they are to see that it makes good sense.
Jurors only photo courtesy Flickr user dmuth under this Creative Commons license.


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Monday, October 19, 2009
Our beautiful new Baby Boy !
On Thursday 15th October at 2.57pm we welcomed our gorgeous Max Christopher into the world. 7 pounds 6 ounces, 49 cm. He is healthy and happy, and his big brother Jack just loves him. I am recovering from the ceasar (quite and experience ! no more kids for us now ! two beautiful boys will do thanks) and still unwell from a cold Ive had for weeks, but I am just so happy and so in love with my new man, I can't stop looking at him, I know mothers are bias but I really think he is so beautiful.
Thankyou everyone for the congratulations and wishes. I will keep you updated.
Sarah xx
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Monday, October 12, 2009
Diggers and Dump Trucks
Since our new little man will be arriving in one week and I'll have my hands full for quite a while afterwards, Im trying to get organised for my eldest little man's 3rd birthday party at the end of November. I just LURRRVVEE planning / designing / preparing for kids birthday parties and I dont want Jacks party to be quickly thrown together in a rush due to the arrival of his little brother. So Ive designed the invites (see above) so they are ready to print and send and Ive scribbled down all the details for decorations and food etc.
As most 2-3 years olds do...Jack loves diggers and dump trucks. So thats the theme this year, using a vibrant colour combo of yellow, orange and charcoal / grey. A few of the things on my list include; safety / traffic cones with big bunches of balloons tied to them, plastic construction hard hats for party hats, rocky road boulders, danger tape fairy bread (choc and yellow sprinkles in stripes), traffic light cookies, tin pails /dump trucks filled with lollies that tie in with the theme or colours ie Jaffas / flakes (as wood)...and more...ooh Im excited !
Im wondering if its possible to make chocolate crackles grey so it looks like cement - like use white choc and a mix of food colourings ? anyone know ?
If anyone has any cool ideas for a digger and dump truck party feel free to leave a comment :-)
Sarah xx
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Thursday, October 1, 2009
Another fantastic logo I had a great time designing, for another lovely client! (have I mentioned I love my job much ? lol)
I am in love with this logo! I just love modern-vintage style. From the moment I heard the business name and was given the design brief for this I was so excited !
Frock garments are for your precious little girl's special occasions, or.... just because, they are carefully tailored in New Zealand, combining retro flair with a modern edge.
Don't miss the launch of frock...sign up here for notification of the online launch; www.frock.co.nz
meanwhile you can follow Angie's blog modern make
Sarah xx
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Sitting on my desk is one of those book club cards I'm supposed to return if I do NOT want this month's selected book. Two books, actually. Book clubs like to bundle books together. A pernicious practice.
Anyway, one book they want me to buy this month evidently has to do with "What You Can Do About Mental Illness." I'm not sure what they have in mind (no pun), but I've got a stack of books waiting on me. I doubt I'll buy this one.
I do, though, have a reaction to the question regarding what we can do about mental illness: We can all do our best not to drive other people crazy. I don't mean to be flippant about a truly heartbreaking problem; I just mean to be practical on a little less serious but real level.
Some folks make a habit of driving other people crazy. A few of them are so good at it that your first thought when you see them coming is to duck behind a bush. And I'm serious as a heart attack: I don't want to be one of those folks. I want people who see me heading their way to be glad I'm coming!
So I've been thinking about this.
For this discussion, may I just label "folks who drive people crazy" as "difficult people"? And would it help to propose a defining category or two?
Surely, a significant percentage of difficult people don't know they are difficult people—which is one reason they are. They don't realize what a "pass" most folks habitually give them. I'm sure, if they weren't presently driving you crazy, you'd do well to feel sorry for folks who really don't know that people want to vanish when they see them coming.
Some real sympathy might also be due for some folks who are difficult, know they are difficult, and would really like NOT to be, but who honestly don't know how to be less difficult and happier. (Again, it's easier to show sympathy to folks who've not just gutted you.)
I'm afraid we must also be realistic enough to say that some difficult people know they are difficult, like being difficult, and fully intend to continue being difficult as a method of controlling the people around them. It's an approach to life that is as hellish as it is tempting. And that is literally where it leads.
I'm tempted to say that we all are difficult sometimes. True. But it is not true to say that all of us are habitually difficult. That's what we really want to avoid. But how?
I'm out of space, which makes me feel crotchety and difficult, but I'd offer a few suggestions.
Leave judging to God and let him BE God. He can handle it.
Don't mistake your standards for God's standards or vice versa.
Relax occasionally, and let folks around you breathe. Even if they don't always breathe in ways you like, they'll appreciate the fresh air.
Let molehills stay molehills.
Your nose is for helping your laugh resonate; it is not for looking down. Laugh often and deeply.
Try to change your mind's default setting from "criticism" to mercy and grace. That is surprisingly difficult. But people who are serious about trying are rarely difficult. Folks like to see them coming.
I really don't want to be a difficult person. Those slots are more than filled. But if I start turning into one, you folks will tell me, right? And not just start hiding behind bushes when you see me coming?
Thank you.
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WPSU, Penn State Law to host screening of 'The Central Park Five' on April 8
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- WPSU-TV and Penn State Dickinson School of Law will host an advance community screening of "The Central Park Five," a powerful new PBS film from award-winning filmmaker Ken Burns, on Monday, April 8.
The film tells the story of the five black and Latino teenagers from Harlem who were wrongly convicted of the brutal rape of a white woman in New York City's Central Park in 1989. Directed and produced by Burns, David McMahon and Sarah Burns, the film for the first time chronicles the case from the perspective of the five young men, who served sentences of between six and 13 years each before another man confessed to the crime.
The screening will be held at 6 p.m. at the Greg Sutliff Auditorium in the Lewis Katz Building on Penn State's University Park campus. It is free and open to the public, but a ticket is required for seating. Tickets and more information can be obtained at wpsu.org/cp5screening-tickets.
The screening will be followed by a panel discussion moderated by WPSU's Patty Satalia. Panelists will include John Kramer, Penn State professor of sociology and crime, law, and justice; Carla Pratt, professor of law and associate dean for academic affairs; Dwayne Wright of the Penn State Black Law Students Association; Louis Lombardi, columnist for the Centre Daily Times, attorney and former New York City police captain; and Paul Banach, law enforcement training specialist for the Penn State Justice and Safety Institute. There will be an opportunity for audience questions and comments.
Funding for "The Central Park Five," a co-production of Florentine Films and WETA, is provided by The Atlantic Philanthropies, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Public Broadcasting Service and The Better Angels Society, including Bobby and Polly Stein.
The film's national broadcast premiere is April 16 on PBS. It will air at 9 p.m. on WPSU-TV.


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Apparently, challenging Maloney turned out to not only be a failed endeavor, but a really, really expensive one as well. That's why Saujani is now holding a "Debt Relief Party, with tickets ranging from $50 to $500. From the email:
Reshma ran a historic race. She showed the political courage to challenge an 18-year incumbent and demand better leadership, she engaged the South Asian community in the political process in unprecedented ways, and she built grassroots support around bold, new ideas.
But Reshma put everything she had into this campaign and is now burdened by debt.
Maybe she should have considered that before she decided to run!
Anyway, what's curious about the email is that during the campaign Saujani tapped into her contacts in the world of high finance and managed to raise a whopping $1.5 million. That's a lot of money to now be claiming that your broke.
Apparently, Saujani loaned herself $30,000, and that's is likely the "debt" she is burdened with. Saujani also pledged to run again in 2012 if she lost, so this could be the first step in jump starting that campaign.
Either way, if you want to help Saujani out, head over to the Glass Bar in Manhattan at around 7-ish on December 14.
Hmm...maybe Pol Position should start planning a Debt Relief Party of our own to cover our increasingly unmanageable bar tabs across the five boroughs.