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Rubalcaba looking a favorable climate for the deal with the social
With what face can come this Rubalcaba now give deletions as creating jobs or not lost jobs????? this guy does not realize that you have to retire that is totally obsolete, does not realize that if he keeps to his guns the only thing that will get will be the disappearance of the PSOE and if not time, not put up the same as yours.
Go! – The results in this newspaper that discussed the news of whether or not we are a corrupt country, Rb proposes an agreement between the social partners, which enumeracin is priceless: Matches politicians, unions , clusters etc.. . . No one of these agents or leaders of these agents has not given us his most excessive displays of love for the alien, and have not mounted llevrselo frames for oil. There will be better than parties, unions and associations were limited to fulfill their work lives with input from their constituents and not reach specific agreements ms that instead of a big deal about how repartrselo?
Bavaria error against Gladbach with the idea already in Wembley
When asked whether this was now was a successful dress rehearsal for the big Champions League final against Borussia Dortmund, expressed Bavaria sporting director Matthias Sammer briefly back through and pressed a single word out ". Uninteresting" Uninteresting that FC Bayern, who had conceded just four goals in 16 away games, the league final in Moenchengladbach 1:3 lagged after ten minutes? Interesting that the Master seven days before the showdown in London (20 45 clock, live ticker SPIEGEL ONLINE) ultimately turned the game still sovereign and won 4:3 (2:3) had? Yes, Sammer maintained his thesis.
He led the championship celebrations for the 33 Round goodbyes and diverse as reasons for the initial dropouts in the Bayern defense – clearly not for nothing that the extravagant celebrations in Munich is frowned upon. Indeed, there was the unusual 0:1 coordination problems between Manuel Neuer and the central defenders Dante and Jerome Boateng. Prior to 0:2, Dante made a bad pass during setup. 1:3 And when the Bavarians were auskontern classic.
An emotional highlight the Heynckes now wants to follow the sporting highlight in a duel with BVB. The hoped-for triumph at Wembley – after two final defeats in 2010 and 2012 – must be urgently excluded defensive antics as the Borussia-Park, however. The actors themselves see in their gaffe against Gladbach no danger, on the contrary: "They were in the first ten minutes is not the right Bavaria," Defence chief reassured Dante. Bastian Schweinsteiger said. "It was an unusual opening, through which we have become even more attentive" Morality is simply because of the defense repeatedly asked at least not cracked, believe Bayern. "We have responded very well, which was good for our confidence," said Franck Ribery scored twice.
Prague, the metro is born of love
For most it's just a convenient way to arrive as quickly as possible from A to B: the beloved, sometimes hated, subway. In urban trips passengers are fixed extras that scan the one with the other. In the melting pot of cultures and languages someone is exchanged curious glances, nods a smile, dare approach: his-her, he-he, she-she. Who dares flirt has a few minutes, then she (he) goes down to the station, while the doors – as happened to Gwyneth Paltrow – close. And if the lightning strike on the train is a classic of cinema, which almost never happens in real life, a second chance now grants the metro in Prague: some cars of each train are reserved strictly for singles, men and women who want to connect contacts.
LOVE ON RAILS – I looked, I smiled, then fell back. The meetings are in a sequence meter broken. Instead, you want to equip in Prague to offer passengers a second chance. The lonely hearts who find themselves in those underground tunnels soon will be able to climb aboard the Love Train, the train of love. The novelty was presented Friday by ROPID, the company Urban Transport of Czech happen. The wagons for singles are actually part of a campaign that seeks to encourage the use of public transport. Nevertheless, the adventure of rail will begin later this year. At the moment it is still unclear whether the initiative will be successful, even in that way, the passenger must prove that you are actually single. Those who use the media will have the opportunity to submit ideas and proposals, AFP says Filip Drapal of ROPID. "Today the people there are opportunities to get to know. Here you will get that chance. In the metro people read, study. Why not take the opportunity to find a partner? "
GOSSIPS – The Prague Metro, a city with 1.25 million inhabitants, has three lines. The first was opened in May 1974. Every day home to over 1.5 million people. The Czech project to look for on the subway, to hope to find a mate or companion of life, or just a short adventure, collected so far differing opinions. Similar initiatives have been launched in the past in other European capitals. And before launching into heart research in the subway of Prague, the magazine published a survey Tyden. Which reveals: 55 percent approve of the "Love Train", while 42% think this idea "absolute nonsense." Puzzled Karolina Vranova, a passenger usual: "I do not want to become the target of gossip. What if someone sees me in that carriage and goes to tell my boyfriend? ".
Cope: "Once in power, we will rewrite the text on gay marriage"
Jean-Franois Cop: I'll Introduced May 26 Journe This is an opportunity to defend the family and more generally to show our opposition policy Franois Hollande, who bears the opposite of ntres values. After the demonstrations, the next appointment will be at the polls in municipal. When we returned to power, it will rewrite the text to protect the rights and parentage of the child. Perhaps with the use of referendum. I invite hundreds of thousands of Frenchman who manifest against it and the millions of Frenchman who are in their hearts opposs socital transform this commitment into a political commitment.
The press conference was illustrated, Franois Hollande dcal, dconnect shot of realities. It is a parse error: he procrastinates hypothtique pending resumption of growth. But it has so augment the Income taxes that engines can not go. If you really want to reverse the unemployment curve and return to full employment, if we want to become an attractive power, another policy is essential. Now.
The UMP, which is a government party, must oppose but propose a deep transformation surpassed a model today. The state has become omnipresent in the economic sphere: it multiplies Expense, hiring, standards. As a result, it loses its effectiveness o the Frenchman longer need him: in education and training, security and justice, immigration, lacit . Francois Hollande has only reinforced this imbalance. When it takes effort to Frenchman, he asks them more Income taxes, while the veritable effort is to work more, innovate more, produce more and better. It is time to put things in place.
Socialists can not give us the scope of inheritance. Francois Hollande has interrupted the totality of our structural reforms and has increased the Income taxes 32 billion. He renewed the laxity and culture of excuses dlinquance the face. The result is. It sums up this week inquitants two events that symbolize the failures of the first year: the recession in the economic field, the urban riots in the Trocadro rgalien field. . .
This election rsulte a pass agreement with Franois Fillon, and I usually meet my commitments. We PRVU to talk with him and activists. I note that many of the new UMP dfavorables vote. I consult with each other and we will see what is the best solution.
I put exactly equality the National Front and the Left Front. For me, Marine Le Pen and Jean-Luc Mlenchon mnent the same fight. This is why, in the hypothesis of a local battle between the FN and PS, I will not call vote for the FN nor the PS, Mr. Mlenchon alli.
Trainees will be tight: First hour etiquette lessons
Wednesday morning. Of twelve students have come nine, a late, another has forgotten the sports stuff. "How is your week go?", Christian breath, stands at the blackboard in corduroys and sneakers asks. "Control technology we have made," answers one. Connect "cylinder there with a spring in it and such. "-" What else, "asks touch. "No interference? No joke? "Nine pairs of eyes looking at the table tops. After all, one says. By jesters that off during class the PCs of the other, although the are at work in the middle. Of how it was initially quite funny, but now only sucks. About how he has tried to tell the colleague "Stop it." Of how the still did not stop.
"Same idea here every week," says touch later. So some of his boys lacked maturity: punctuality, tone, behavior towards colleagues and superiors, absenteeism. "There are participants who have more sick days than days when they were there. "But he must always make sure that they log off properly. That they call, go to the doctor to get a medical certificate and submit – all things that are actually granted. "But these young men have just never learned. "
These young men – this could be the future of trainees Frankfurt airport operator Fraport. Could. Most come from the main school. Many have skipped poor grades in core subjects and often the school. All have received in the normal way a training place. Now they are stuck in a specially designed for them Fraport program to make "education ripe". You get to basics in math and German. At a company training provider you learn first content from the electrical and metal technology. They train for endurance sports lessons and team spirit. And they sit once a week in the classroom of breath social worker who cares about everything you can learn in private lessons bad. So, the guys set the alarm clock in the morning. Therefore, they come back the next day, even if only boring times pending files at the workbench. Therefore, they bear the prescribed work clothes, without that hanging out the back of the hoodie.
These young men – these are young people like Patrick Stieglitz. He is 18 years old, has broad shoulders, ash blonde hair and smells of cigarette smoke. In his spare time he dreams of driver's license of an Audi A3 and a tunnel ring in the ear. It started its zero-phase buck "sometime in the eighth grade," he says. "The teachers were strict and have annoyed the school was boring, especially English was bad. "Eventually, his friends began to no longer go to school easy. Eventually Patrick tried it. Seven to eight days per month then he skipped school, he estimates. "On an annual expected, came as quite a thing together. "
The program is a so-called entry-level qualification and is funded by the Employment Agency. According to latest figures from the DIHK land as yet clearly fewer young people in such measures as the demand it would actually require. Many teachers would rather recommend school-based programs such as that dock right on the job training. "Unfortunately," regrets GCIC President Eric Schweitzer.
Puff teaching behavior is a central component. "Turn Off Computer, chairs tie, every week I hear something else," he says. "What do you mean, what is going on when your future boss so what does? Makes the 'ne drawer in his head, and as you unpacked the pure. You do not think that you can do in the high security zone at the airport an education if their PCs off chairs and tying. "Silence.
"One individual participants must also touch it harder," says breath after the hour. In class, it'll also sometimes that one is crying. "I'm for some the first time speaks to them about their problems," he says. Then they tell him about heartbreak or the latest stress with the parents. "Some are really super sensitive. If the smallest thing wrong in their lives, they are now on the verge to chuck everything here, "says touch. Have often had the problem that someone suddenly no longer seemed to class. "The then simply disappear for a few weeks. Eventually, they call you and firmly believe that they are no longer allowed to come back. I tell them, no, I just do not let yourself fall. "So far, all came back.
The following week, at the workbenches of the above company instructor Pittler per region, have lined up for the service actually all twelve guys. They wear blue men, each has a drawing pad in front of him, a piece of plastic, vise and file. This week they will build a skill game in a project work. Patrick Stieglitz has already finished his drawing and edited the plastic. It squeaks when the chips fall. "I'm optimistic that I'll get a training place here at the end," he says. "The feedback from the trainers are quite good. "He still has a few doubts. "After 120 unsuccessful applications is holding you skeptical. "
ECB suspects allegedly "euro-opponents" in the Bundesbank
On 11 June negotiated the Federal Constitutional Court in the main proceedings in actions brought against the European stabilization fund permanent ESM. It is about the legality of the Fund; Weidmann will testify before the Karlsruhe judges. In an express ruling, the judges had the ESM, subject to conditions although approved last September, but also expressed grave concerns about the again become a point of contention buying government bonds of certain euro countries. This is monetary state financing, it was then called. The ECB is now growing concerns about the judgment of the Federal Constitutional Court, reports the "Bild" newspaper. The ECB will sometimes even suspected that behind the scenes pressure brought to bear on the Constitutional Court. Both sides credited to the fact that the dispute will continue to escalate.
ECB President Mario Draghi announced in the summer of last year, in the face of sharply rising bond yields in the most affected by the euro crisis countries under unlimited conditions necessary to intervene in the market. He had established that the high interest rates for the states to even higher interest rates for businesses resulted in the crisis countries, among other things.
The German Bundesbank was later found in a statement to the Federal Constitutional Court questioned the arguments of the ECB. Even if still threatening higher interest rates for businesses in the crisis countries would be the "no policy-development to be controlled, but the direct consequence of national self-responsible fiscal policy." Different market interest rates not be inconsistent with the single monetary policy. If national fiscal policy increases the risks in individual countries and lead to higher interest rates for business, then the correction is not a task of monetary policy.
Also the risk that a country could withdraw from the monetary union, not a justification for intervention by the central bank. For the question about a fate lies solely in the hands of the sovereign state. The ECB could therefore also make no guarantee. So far, the ECB has no government bonds under the new OMT program (Outright Monetary Transactions), which is referred to the Federal Bank purchased. On the markets, the program for countries in crisis, however, has provided for relaxation. But the announcement of the ECB expressed interest rates for euro worries countries like Spain and Italy down.
The PurePeople sites Terrafemina merged and acquired by Fimalac
International expansion Webedia notably recently launched its sites in Russia and Brazil. Cumulatively, all sites represent an audience of 10 million unique monthly visitors. The company founded by Cedric Siré Multrier and William, who will sit on the new board chaired by Véronique Morali, achieved a turnover of 19 million euros, up 80% year on year, to an operating profit of 7 million euros, against 1 million in 2011, would be "an increase of over 60% in the first months of 2013. "Marc Lacharrière, CEO of Fimalac, believes that" the acquisition of Webedia, who managed in just five years to position itself among the leading French digital media, we bring a unique expertise in the field of information and digital. "All would be valued 70 million euros according to Le Figaro. The objective of Fimalac would hold at least 51% of the shares of the new entity, alongside three funds present: Ventech Idinvest and Xange.
Value chain of the organization shows the Fimalac, owner of the French rating agency Fitch and 40% shareholder of the luxury hotel group Lucien Barriere, explains that "strengthens its position in the sector media and entertainment on which it has already developed a number of activities in the fields of production artists and performances, as well as distribution of entertainment. "It is in effect a 40% shareholder of the organizers of shows like Gilbert and Coullier Auguri Productions, and controls the company operates Vegaqui twenty rooms with Zenith of Strasbourg, Rouen, Dijon, etc.. At the end of the operation, in a strategy of vertical integration, "the group will benefit from a presence throughout the value chain: production, distribution, and now the sales and advertising promotion with entertainment the expertise and digital Webedia of whose daily deal sites to date artists expertise. "The editor of sites creates some polémiquesur its assumed between news and advertising mix. The new Webedia will be structured around four activities: "advertising special operations, prospecting for e-tailers, the board delegated content production and management of communities for brands and companies (the brand publishing). "
Monetary policy: The saver is expropriated
Thanks to the ECB savers only get a return of half a percent. But is eaten by inflation; bargain gnawing inflation in the capital. Although real so money is destroyed, the saver must still pay taxes on the nominal interest rate skimmed. Cynics might say that the middle class in Germany was the usual but. Finally, the fiscal drag in tax law ensures that the accounts of skilled workers or employees after – is often less money than before salary increase – small. Politicians with a view to future pension social insurance contributions should please spare with saving appeals, because in the ears of the middle class that sounds just like mockery.
The cold expropriation of the life insured depositors and take the politicians and central banks approvingly, because they want to give to the zero interest rate policy over-indebted states relief. So while those who save for their own retirement planning with age, forced to watch because of lack of interest, such as the promised pension will melt like snow in the sun, take new loans to debtor nations like because the money is so cheap. As debt is not reduced and necessary structural reforms are pushed to the back burner, can be visited in America, Europe and Japan.
In addition, the central banks buy the Western world in a unimaginable scale securities, also with the aim to stimulate the economy. If the process, easy to use will increase, as of now, the new Japanese government. But the central banks of the United States and Japan buy every month for the equivalent of 120 billion euro bonds, but also partly shares. With these interventions, central banks also press the long-term interest in the capital market in the vicinity of zero. This pleases the Treasury, but sells private bond buyers who go in search of auskömmlicher return to risk and need to buy shares.
That's why records are celebrated on the exchange. For shareholders, the record may like to go hunting for a long time. However, it could suddenly come to an end, when central banks change their course. From the perspective of the stock market, monetary policy has done everything right. Was prevented only with the crisis of the collapse of the world economic policy. Then the flood of liquidity provided good mood in banks and markets. The sums defy imagination. Since the fall of Lehman Brothers, the central banks expanded from the United States, Japan, the UK, the euro zone and the People's Republic of China of their balance sheets from two to 8.5 trillion dollars, market participants estimate. Where are the 6.5 trillion dollars gone?
Policymakers assert that they had everything under control, they "neutralized" their financial transactions. But if that money hardly generates growth, inflation has not yet come into a run, then just pumped up on the stock market or the real estate market in German cities the next bubble? Also you now have everything under control, wants to make us believe that modern monetary policy. This one must simply be careful in the boom that no credit pyramids arise and prevent even the excesses of asset prices. If it were that simple. How to recognize a bubble? Why should we trust banks, which have previously led to misguided monetary policy, the world of the abyss? It was Alan Greenspan, the former Fed chief, who beat even the warning of the BIS, the central bank of central banks, prior to expansionary monetary policy in the wind.
Who wants to look at the side effects of ultra-loose monetary policy, which can look to Japan, which has experienced two lost decades after the collapse of the Tokyo real estate bubble. Cheap money takes away the pressure of the economy, to reform and reinvent. If capital has no more price, bad investments and capital wastage are the inevitable result. In a world without Interest income and wealth is redistributed in an aggressive manner. The damage have savers, borrowers are rewarded. Future in the euro zone, the ECB makes that will be redistributed across borders from creditors to debtors.
Belgium: a bacterium against obesity discovery
Among the billions of bacteria in our gut, one of them could be effective against obesity. According to researchers at the Catholic University of Louvain (UCL) solution against this disease could be found in the Akkermansia muciniphila, discovered nine years ago. So far, no one knew her that her presence at height of 3 to 5% in the intestines of healthy people. In contrast, obese and diabetic have greatly reduced intestinal flora, and thus a rate Akkermansia muciniphila much less important. However, this bacterium is essential for maintaining the barrier function of the gut. "Akkermansia muciniphila lives in the mucus that covers and protects the intestinal cells. This proximity to the cells in our gut suggests that dialoguerait our organization," said the university in a statement. One avenue to explore the basis of this principle, the researchers administered the bacteria in obese and diabetic mice to see if she could make them lose weight. The results, published in the scientific journal PNAS, show that rodents lost weight, despite a diet rich in fat: the Akkermansia muciniphila have thickened mucous membranes inside the gut barrier, reducing fat storage and the risk of ignition. The enhanced metabolism, the animals would be protected and the development of type 2 diabetes and obesity. Eventually, this discovery raises the possibility of preventive treatment. But before considering commercialization, clinical trials in humans should be conducted, which could take several years. But the trail of bacteria is far from being fully explored because many of them have not yet been identified.
Organ scandal: Free State closes transplant centers
The Bavarian government draws conclusions from the organ donation scandal: the Klinikum rechts der Isar in Munich and the University Clinic in Erlangen, no more will be allowed to transplant livers. A commission of inquiry looks at three cases of "criminal power" with the responsible physicians.
The Klinikum rechts der Isar loses its center for liver transplantation. This conclusion draws the Bavarian government from a commission that investigated the five Bavarian locations for liver transplants in the last months report. Trigger for the investigation were tampering with the Rechts der Isar and at the University Hospital Regensburg. Also in Erlangen, there will be no more future liver transplants, such as science minister Wolfgang Heubisch (FDP) and Health Minister Marcel Huber (CSU) announced on Wednesday. In the future, the patient can then decide in Bavaria between Munich-Grosshadern, Regensburg and Würzburg.
During the audit period 2007-2012 were from the state-wide 896 163 liver transplants at the Rechts der Isar instead, that almost a fifth. The commission headed by Viennese surgeon Ferdinand Muhlbacher confirmed in its final report essentially the known violations of Transplantation guidelines on the right of the Isar. It comes to a total number of 28 In three of them Muhlbacher sees "criminal power". For them there, according to report "suspected of a systematic or deliberate deception to favor a particular patient." Specifically to have been tampered with urine blood samples.
The Klinikum Grosshadern, where 30 percent of liver transplants took place in Bavaria, on the other hand gets a good review Muhlbacher Commission. Although there have been twelve policy violations, which corresponds to a rate of 4.4 percent, but they were not serious. The survival rate of patients after one year is at 81.2 percent and 67.6 percent after five years. "These are the best values in Bavaria," writes Muhlbacher. Also, the test was "perfectly organized". "This is true not only the structure but also the people vote, and the results."


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ROCKY BOY Louis Weaselboy, Sr. Pine Bird, 84, died Sunday, May 13, 2007, of natural causes at the Community Medical Center in Missoula, Montana, surrounded by family.
Traditional services will be conducted at 10 a.m. today at the Lutheran Church in Rocky Boy with Kenneth Gopher officiating. Burial will follow at the Rocky Boy Cemetery. Louis was born Nov. 11, 1922 in Pryor, Mont., to Barney Weaselboy and Walking A n t e l o p e Fine Bow. He married Lucy Samatt March 27, 1948 and t o g e t h e r they raised their eight children in Rocky Boy, where he lived and worked most of his life. Louis worked for the Bureau of Indian Affairs, forestry division and later retired in November of 1988 following 20 years of service. He also served in the United States Army and served two tours of duty during World War II. He entered the Army at Fort Ord California and was stationed in Austria and Vienna Germany and later honorably discharged at Fort Lewis, Washington, he served as a medical aid-man. Louis was awarded a victory medal and an occupation medal for his service. He was also the last surviving World War II veteran on the Rocky Boy Indian Reservation. Louis enjoyed riding horses, and had trained and broke horses in his earlier years. He loved watching boxing, rodeo, sports and dancing in the Powwow, most notably with his grandchildren and late wife. He devoted his life to his traditional beliefs as he continued to serve as a scout to the sacred pipe and sweet grass ceremonies until he was not physically capable. He was preceded in death by his parents; his beloved wife, Lucy Samatt Weaselboy; one brother, George Weaselboy; two sons, Melvin Louis Weaselboy Sr. And Morris Lee Weaselboy; and one grandson, Michael Rehfeld. Louis is survived by his children, Constance (Larry) Farmer of Fort Hall, Idaho, Max (Sara) Weaselboy of Rocky Boy, Martin (Noreen Day Child) Weaselboy of Rocky Boy, Linda (Joseph) Monteiro Sr. Of Butte, Louis (Bernadine Wolf Child) Weaselboy Jr. Of Rocky Boy, Lorraine (Kelly) Sosnoski of Portland, Oregon, Diana (Mike Crow Feather) Weaselboy of Tuba City, Arizona and Jana (Kenneth Ellis) Weaselboy of Missoula; nephew, Alex Weaselboy of Rocky Boy; niece, Eliza Small of Rocky Boy; 36 grandchildren; 29 great grandchildren; and 1 great-great grandson Services and arrangements have been entrusted to Holland and Bonine Funeral Home.

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Have you seen these? I'm just going to copy the blurb from The Guardian's site:
"During his 30-year career as a children's book publisher, Klaus Flugge received almost 100 beautifully illustrated envelopes by artists including Posy Simmonds, Tony Ross and Axel Scheffler. Here he introduces some of his favourites"
The click-through link didn't work as well as I hoped, so there's another link here.


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How to make a floated image act responsively?
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body { background: #dcdcdc; } img { max-width: 100%; height: auto; } .container { padding: 10px 12px; } #text{float:left; width:100px;margin-right:10px; } .frame { background: #fff; padding: 6px; box-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(40, 40, 40, 0.8); -moz-box-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(40, 40, 40, 0.8); -webkit-box-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(40, 40, 40, 0.8); }
My main concern in this fiddle is the div#text and img.frame. I'm trying to create a responsive website, but this has been my problem for so long, I can't figure out how 'to make the img behave beside the text and be responsive at the same time without going under the text when I try to reduce the size of the browser window. What it does is, it goes under the text before it acts responsively. Is there a workaround for this?
Hey, I've worked up a quick CodePen to give you some help.
In my example, I floated the image, rather than the text. Then, by giving the image a width of 60%, the image will respond to the width of the browser. I've also done a media query for when the container gets too small to fit the image and the text nicely side by side. Hope it helps :)
Edit : ^^ what he said. ^^
Beat me too it. :P Done practically the same thing, except using columns. Basically by using percentages, when the browser beings to re size, it will respond to that exact percentage by the width of the browser at the time. @David_Leitch 's response is much better, as he uses a media query to proportionally scale everything neatly :)
I've been cracking my head trying to figure this out for the past weeks. Thank you for that neat code @David_Leitch. Happy New Year everyone! :)
I know it's out of scope, and you want to learn which is good, but look at the thread too. You'll learn a lot from the frameworks provided in there if you look them up. All are responsive so it's a good learning curve if you want to practice your own responsive code! Which is the best Boilerplate?
Happy New Year buddy!


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The photo was taken in the countryside overlooking Lake Okanagan in Naramata, British Columbia.
**Summer Spaghetti**
- 1-lb (450 g) firm, ripe tomatoes
- 1 medium onion
- 6 pitted green olives
- 2 medium cloves, garlic
- 1/3 cup parsley, chopped
- 2 tablespoons finely shredded basil or 3/4 tsp dried
- 1/2 teaspoon paprika
- 2 teaspoon capers (or omit)
- 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar
- 1/2 cup olive oil
1. Chop tomatoes coarsely. Chop onion and olives finely. Mince garlic. Combine tomatoes, onion, olives, garlic, parsley, basil, capers, paprika and oregano in medium bowl; toss well. Drizzle vinegar over mixture.
2. Then pour oil over tomato mixture. Stir until thoroughly mixed. Refrigerate covered at least 6 hours or overnight. Just before serving, cook spaghetti in large kettle of boiling salted water just until al dente, 8 - 10 minutes. Drain well.
3. Immediately toss hot pasta with cold marinated tomato sauce. Serve at once.
Note: Add 1/2 cup ricotta, brie, cottage cheese, feta or other similiar cheeses before tossing. Delicious!!!
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Sony Alpha A65 vs A580: A Practical Comparison
For starters: This isn't going to be a scientific comparison review. If you want to follow the debate from a technical standpoint (whether or not scaling down the 24mp files produces the same/better results, the true impact of the loss of light from the translucent mirror, etc), then you'd be better off looking elsewhere. This is simply my real-world experience with both cameras, with non-scientific photo comparisons galore.
When I first decided to switch out of the Pentax family early this year, my main focus was on Sony. I had been an early adopter of the NEX-5, though I couldn't justify keeping it when finances got tight. The NEX-7 had eluded the markets in Fall 2011 due to the floods in Thailand, but rumors persisted it would be released soon. Still, I wasn't sure I could use the NEX-7 as a full-time camera for professional shoots, as its size and layout is much more suited for a travel/street/journalism shooter than a studio/portraits/weddings sort of shooter. As I did more research on the matter, I realized that the A77 offered the same sensor in an SLT configuration, of which many Sony-proponents assured the translucent mirror did not degrade the image quality more than 1/3rd of a stop. Better yet, you could get the same sensor in the A65, which mainly got rid of the A77's weather sealing and battery grip capabilities (which I figured I could live without). Long story short: I took the plunge in a masterfully-conceived plan to incrementally buy/sell my gear over the course of a month without impacting any scheduled shoots, and to stay within the confines of my measly credit limit. And almost immediately, I began to regret my choice.
Above: Photographs showing before/after shot from Pentax K-5 (using Sony's 16mp sensor) at ISO 1600, extreme adjustments made to exposure/shadows/blacks. Shadows retain detail without becoming too muddy, even with noise reduction.
Don't get me wrong--I thoroughly enjoy both the Alpha and NEX lines, and I plan on sticking with Sony for quite some time. But the A65's capabilities were simply not up to par, especially when compared to the Pentax K-5 I was switching from. To keep non-Pentaxians in the loop: The K-5 has the same(ish) 16mp Sony-made sensor as the Nikon D7000, Sony NEX-5n/c3, A55/57, A580, so on and so forth. I say "ish" because each of these sensors are calibrated slightly differently, yielding different performance scores (with the 5n/57 possibly being a newer generation...debates go back and forth on this topic all the time). When I bought the K-5 at launch, it was basically the best-performing APS-C sensor camera on the market, and it certainly didn't let me down in that regards. So why did I switch out of the Pentax family? One word: backfocusing.
The K-5's phase-detect autofocus sensor was (and still is) infamous for front/backfocusing under different lighting conditions. If I calibrated a lens to focus perfectly while shooting outside, I could get constant and considerable backfocusing while shooting in the studio later that night, or at a bar the next day, or an event the next. It got so bad that, for the last few events I shot on the K-5, I actually used the live-view function 80% of the time, simply to take advantage of the spot-on contrast-detect autofocus that it offered. That why, when switching out, I decided that focus performance was my top priority. And in this regard, the Sony A65 certainly did not let me down. Though naysayers mock Sony's SLT technology (and sometimes rightfully so), the EVF on the A65 combined with a fantastic focus mechanism led to spot-on focusing and snappy performance in nearly every situation. Beyond that, however, the A65 is a very flawed camera in many ways which are often overlooked in most reviews.
I purchased the A65 in February 2012, and in the course of two months, I shot a fair amount of paid work on the camera. While it worked great under some circumstances, my experiences shooting ISO 1600+ at a friend's wedding a week or so ago ended up being the final straw. It wasn't the first time I'd shot that high under low-light settings, nor did I have any particularly important use for the photographs (since I was just there shooting for fun). But my frustration at trying to get a usable image from a RAW file that theoretically would be easy as pie to edit (had it come from my K-5) was simply infuriating. Beyond that, I had gotten pretty fed up with the lag that the A65 produces when trying to change simple setting like aperture and exposure. An update in March did help speed things up a bit, but it still felt like you were trying to operate the camera in a zero-gravity environment or something. The interface was ever-so-slightly sluggish enough to make everything feel bogged down and slow, as opposed to the instantaneous dial feedback I was accustomed to from every single DSLR I'd owned up to that point. A couple days later, I found a listing on KEH for an A580 kit in like-new condition for $695 (on a free-shipping weekend too, to make things even better). I was sold.
I've only had the A580 for roughly a day, but within an hour or so, I knew it would be a keeper. Physically speaking, it's actually somewhat larger than the K65 (and much larger than the K-5). It's body is still made out of plastic, though it feels slightly heftier and more substantial in your hand than the A65. The buttons on it are snappier, with some producing more of a sharp "click" sensation than others (as opposed to the A65's array of mostly "muted" button). And the flip-out screen, though it can't be flipped in on itself nor flipped around for self-portraits, feels much sturdier (with fewer frustrations when mounted on a tripod). The OVF on the A580 is actually much smaller than the EVF on the A65, which is comparatively large (and always bright) thanks to its inherent nature. In all seriousness, the photo to the left doesn't do it justice. Still, I prefer the layout of having the old-school status/indicators along the bottom of the OVF on the A580, than having to look around the screen on the EVF to reference what settings I'm on (which can get overwhelming, though it's somewhat adjustable). I also got accustomed to being able to review my images in the EVF on the A65, though playback on the A580 via its LCD screen seems to be much more responsive than the A65 in general. In terms of "professional" features, it's also worth mentioning that the battery life on the A580 is rated to be MUCH higher than that of the A65, with 1050 shots compared to 510 (both figures from Sony, measured in "viewfinder mode"). The A580 also supports adding a battery grip, which would effectively double those figures (I have a cheap 3rd party grip on its way, I'll review it once it gets here).
Going back to the question of RAW performance, the "usability" of RAW files shot at ISO 1600 and above is simply atrocious in comparison to Sony's 16mp sensor. In regards to the K-5's noise performance at higher ISOs, I once read a comment stating that even though the K-5's RAW files were somewhat noisy at ISO 3200/6400, the noise patterns were incredibly "usable," and had "so much information" packed into the images that one could easily tweak a few settings and come out with a gorgeous image, even under the worst circumstances. Though I'm not sure if there's a better, less metaphysical way to put this criteria into technical terms, it's true. The images produced by the K-5 (and similarly the A580, as I've found) are extremely forgiving. Tweak a few sharpness/noise reduction settings in Lightroom, and you can easily use ISO 3200 in many commercial shoots. The K-5/A580's RAW files are also very forgiving when changing exposure/contrast/shadow levels at high ISOs, so much so that when I first tried to edit an ISO 3200 file from my A65, I was half convinced I accidentally shot it as a jpeg. If you've never had a camera with Sony's 16mp sensor in it before, and you're accustomed to a more "standard" criteria of high ISO performance, then the upgrade to an A65 might not be as much of a shock. Heck, in comparison to the 12.4mp Pentax K-x I owned before the K-5, I would have considered the A65 a slight upgrade at the least. Still, when it comes to real-world editing, the A65's high ISO performance leaves much to be desired.
Here's a quick image I took, both at the same aperture/shutter speed. White balance set to the same in post. A65 is on the left, A580 is on the right. Exposure/contrast/clarity/shadows all raised equal amounts. Noise reduction/sharpness were set independently on both, with the goal of getting them as clean as possible without becoming muddy. In retrospect, I could have actually done a lot more noise reduction on the A580's image while maintaining detail. It seems that the main difference here is the size of the noise, and color shift in the shadows. The A65 has a serious problem with purple-hued shadows, which is made worse by the muddiness of its noise. While I have no technical way of proving it, the A580's sensor simply produces "finer grain" noise, which Adobe's noise-reduction algorithms have a much easier time dealing with.
Above: Photograph shot with the A65 at ISO 800. Unlike the Pentax K-5 night shots from above (which were shot at ISO 1600), I had limited control adjusting the shadows before muddy noise took over. This was the best result I could muster.
So what IS the A65 good for? A lot of things, actually. The 24mp sensor, while noisy at higher ISOs, nevertheless produces gorgeous results in daylight/studio circumstances. With that much resolution at your fingertips, you gain incredible cropping power. There were times when I shot a photograph at landscape orientation that, once I got to post, I could easily crop into portrait and still end up with an incredible amount of detail and resolution. Additionally, for circumstances like daylight portrait and studio shooting, the focus accuracy of the A65 was hard to beat (at least in my experiences). Paired with the Tamron 17-50mm f2.8 lens, the vast majority of photos I took in any given shoot were spot-on in terms of focus, to the point where I didn't even know this lens could physically be this sharp. For whatever reason, the focus speed seems to be improved as well. My Tamron 70-200mm f2.8 beast of a lens, known to be a slow focuser, actually performs beautifully on the A65. I've even gotten remarks from fellow shooters of the focus speed and general lack of hunting. In some ways, shooting with the 70-200 on the A580 seems to be a downgrade of sorts, as I am now experiencing the gist of the "slow focus" complaints that reviews of that lens usually garner.
Above: Crop (not 100%) of a studio shot taken with the A65. While there's plenty of detail, some of it is still ended up a bit muddy after adjustments left the shadows too noisy,even at ISO 100.
So my advice is this: If the vast majority of what you shoot doesn't involve low-light circumstances, and you need the boost in video features and focus accuracy, go for the A65. Or better yet, you might want to have a look at the A57, which packs Sony's 16mp sensor into the A65's body (sans GPS and a few other features), albeit with that 30% light decrease from the SLT mirror. Otherwise, consider grabbing an A580 while you can, as it will most likely be Sony's last OVF offering.
Are my methods for comparison perfect? No. Far from it. One could easily argue that this entire process was more of a poor critique of my shooting/editing styles, or that I simply expect too much editing potential from RAW files. I don't hate the A65 by any means, and I still believe it is a wonderful camera. But it just doesn't suit my purposes, in regards to both my workflow and the editing legroom I'm accustomed to. To each his/her own, I guess. As for me, while I'm planning on keeping the A580 for work purposes, I'm still lusting over the NEX-7. Despite my complaints about its sensor (though noise performance does seem to be improved with the lack of translucent mirror), I just love the form factor it provides. Give me a NEX-7 with the new Sigma 30mm f2.8 lens, and I'll be a happy camper...at least until the next best thing comes along.


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The paparazzi pursuit of Justin Bieber along Los Angeles freeways is a "tragedy waiting to happen," a Los Angeles city councilman warned.
Dennis Zine, who has sponsored tougher punishment for photographers who break the law while stalking celebrities, witnessed an example Friday of why the practice is so dangerous.
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FILMING for the Great Tree Prologue Documentaries, Episode 8 (and possibly 9 as well) will commence at 3PM Cavern Time (3PM Mountain Standard Time) Saturday December 11 and on onward that day as possible. Watch for me to sign in - my KI is #26838. When I sign in, I will set the Great Tree Bevin to appear on the Nexus, and participants may gather there.
For those who have never participated in one of these filming sessions, here is what to expect and what I will be looking for:
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- I will need one or two people to help with "crowd control" for filming in Ae'gura (letting people linking into the area know that filming is in progress, and preventing new people from disrupting continuity in film scenes.)
- I will be operating two avatars, one to give filming instructions and to interact with the crowd (sometimes acting out a part myself), and another avatar for filming. Parts that I may act include Brian Fioca and Phil Henderson.
- All instruction for scenes will be provided by text chat. This will typically take the form of instructions like "Actor A, I want you to hold your TAB key for 3 seconds. Actor B, when Actor A is done, I want you to hold your TAB key for 5 seconds. Actor C, when that is done, I want you to laugh (/lol)."
- If you aren't familiar with it, the TAB key is normally used for voice chat so be aware that when you hold this key down you may be broadcasting your microphone input to the cavern. However, the Prologue videos do not use voice so what you broadcast will not be part of the video.
- In scenes where an avatar will be "shopped" (masked) into the video later, I will ask people not to stand in a designated area where the avatar will be digitally added.
- Episode 8 Neighborhood scene with Douglas Sharper and a crowd. There are 7 or so "speaking" parts which will be delegated to original participants first if they are available, and other participants second. One female participant in this scene, representing Katherian, will need to be available for another scene as noted below. Douglas will be digitally added later.
- Episode 8 Neighborhood scene with Dr. Watson and a crowd. Again there are 7 or so speaking parts, different from those in the previous scene (so I will need 7 different people, or I will ask for people to change wardrobes). One male participant in this scene, representing Solaris, will need to be available for another scene as noted below. Dr. Watson will be digitally added later.
- Episode 8 Ae'gura Scene with Douglas Sharper and a mob. Aside from Douglas, there are only two speaking parts (Deg and Katherian). I'm hoping to have Deg represent himself here. Katherian should be represented by the same person as in the earlier scene. This scene will require the most co-ordination as people will need to form a tight-knit crowd outside the hallway to the Kahlo Pub, and I'll need some people to jump up and down, so that it looks from behind as if the crowd is being prevented from entering the hallway and some are straining to get a better view. The scene ends with a mad rush of people into the hallway. Douglas will be digitally added later.
- Episode 9 Neighborhood Scene with Phil Henderson, Tink, and two other female actors, #1. This scene occurs around the fountain area. It is short and has no speaking parts except for Phil and Tink. In the video, this scene will be presented in black and white. If Tink is not available for filming then her avatar will be digitally added later.
- Episode 9 Neighborhood Scene with the same participants as above, #2. This scene occurs next to the Heek table. It has a single speaking line for the person representing Moranda. In the video, this scene will be presented in black and white. If Tink is not available for filming then her avatar will be digitally added later.
- Episode 9 Neighborhood Scene with Douglas Sharper, Brian Fioca, Solaris, and Kami. The same actor who represented Solaris in an earlier scene should reprise the role here. Douglas will be digitally added later.
- Episode 9 Ae'gura Scene with Brian Fioca and Dee. The only speaking part aside from Brian's in this scene is Dee's, but a small and interested crowd will be needed to gather around the Takotah Courtyard.
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Tune in Tuesday, May 28th at 2 p.m. for the first summer edition of "Kutztown Live," KUR's exclusive campus/community issues talk show. "Kutztown Live" will air on an occasional basis over the summer and what better way to kick it off this summer than on the 2nd unofficial day of the season following Memorial Day. During this edition, host Mike Regensburger will sit down with Americana artist Billy Eli, known for his unique voice and strong songwriting. Billy is releasing his 5th album and will be rolling through Pennsylvania in the coming weeks. Billy's a fun guy so this will be a fun interview. Check it out. Then, later in the show, Mike sits down with the owners of "The Krumsville Diner" in Krumsville, about 6 miles north of Kutztown. Have you noticed that the former "Skyview Diner" at the intersection of Route 737 and I-78 has a new name ("The Krumsville Diner") and a new look? A new family has purchased the diner (2nd ownership change in a couple years) which has stood at that interchange since the late 1950s and has unveiled a whole new menu including a stellar breakfast. Hear about the new ownership and menu and how "The Krumsville Diner" hopes to become a mainstay in the community for many years to come. This is one "Kutztown Live" you don't want to miss and it all happens from 2 to 3 p.m. Tuesday, May 28th at 2 p.m. Tune in!
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Rev. Dr. Thompson installed at Morning Star
The signing of the Pastor-Church Covenant of Relationship by Rev. Dr. Willie J. Thompson Jr.
South Cobb Names Citizen of the Year
Betty Ann Cook of Mableton was recently recognized as South Cobb's Citizen of the Year.
Commencement speakers: Conservatives need not apply
President Barack Obama joins The Ohio State University President E. Gordon Gee, left, and others in the processional before the start of commencement at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio, May 5, 2013.
D.C. archaeologists advocate for historic cemetery
Thousands of unmarked graves are buried beneath a local park, and one group wants to make sure they aren't forgotten.
Commencement 2013 Speakers: From Obama...
As high school and college seniors participate in their commencement ceremonies, a long list of distinguished speakers will be sharing their gems of wisdom to the new graduates.
Wimberly Bill to Create Omega Psi Phi License Plate
Legislation sponsored by Assembly Democrat Benjie E. Wimberly to create a specialty license plate for the fraternal organization, Omega Psi Phi was released today by the Assembly Transportation, Public Works and Independent Authorities Committee.
Three college commencement ceremonies scheduled for today
Gwen-Marie Moolenaar, Ph.D., a 1962 graduate of the College of St. Elizabeth and the first black woman to receive a doctorate degree in neurophysiology in the United States will be the speaker at Saturday's commencement ceremony, one of three happening in northern New Jersey today.
Historically black colleges growing more diverse
Student enrollment at the nation's 105 historically black colleges and universities has become increasingly diverse, while the institutions continue to face challenges in graduation rates, fund-raising, and other areas, according to a report by a professor in the Graduate School of Education at the University of Pennsylvania.
At Montclair's Union Baptist Church, "May is Mental Health month"
Nicola Black-Singleton will be the guest speaker at the observance of "May is Mental Health Month" at Union Baptist Church on Saturday, May 18, at 10:30 a.m. This community-wide Ecumenical Emotional Wellness service will address the challenges and triumphs experienced by persons with mental illness.
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Eve J. Higginbotham, SM, MD, has been named the first Vice Dean for Diversity and Inclusion at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania , effective August 1, 2013.
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Abstract: Darker skin differs from white skin in presentation, a tendency toward pronounced scarring, and pathophysiology of skin diseases common to those with skin of color.
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PETER LLOYD: In the 1860s the US capital was a major destination for freed slaves and within a century Washington had an African American majority.
Former president Bill Clinton delivers commencement speech at Howard University
According to NBC News , former president Bill Clinton not only received an Honorary Doctorate of Laws from Howard University in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, May 11, 2013, but he also delivered the commencement address.
Blacks under-represented in immigration debate
The Senate's Gang of Eight have put together an 844-page monstrosity known as the Border Security, Economic Opportunity and Immigration Modernization Act, legislation that President Obama says he "basically approves" of.
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My Thursday column is about the aftermath of the Sichuan earthquake, and what it says about China. I argue that the reaction to the quake shows some of the positive evolution in China over the years, away from a top-down authoritarianism to a less controlled model that isn't a democracy but still is somewhat sensitive to public opinion.
My wife and I argued in our book, "China Wakes," that China is likely to evolve along the lines of neighboring countries toward greater openness and pluralism. European Communist countries essentially collapsed, while China seemed to us more likely to follow the model of South Korea or Taiwan. In each case, rising incomes and education levels fostered a growing middle class and increasing international contacts, and the result was eventually democracy.
We know from leaked deliberations that some top Chinese leaders, such as Li Ruihuan, favored elections (partly because, frankly, the Communist Party could hold elections and win them, relying on rural support to overwhelm resentment in the cities). Hu Jintao isn't imaginative enough to favor that approach. But Xi Jinping, the next leader, just might be — if not for national leaders, then for provincial and county leaders. If Mongolia is capable of free elections, surely China is.
My optimism about China's directions are very much shaped by covering Taiwan and South Korea in the 1980's. When I first visited Taiwan, in 1983, it was a nasty dictatorship, and I remember Ma Ying-jeou telling me back in December 1986 that Western-style democracy might not be appropriate for Chinese people. And yesterday, of course, Ma took over as the popularly elected president of the Western-style democracy known as Taiwan.
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Hornell, N.Y. --- The name of Marine Lance Cpl. Zach Smith finally appears on the outside of the U.S. Post Office building in his hometown of Hornell, N.Y.
"Something like this is definitely a celebration," said Zach's mother Kim Smith. "This will be up forever; this should've been up awhile ago."
Smith, 19, was killed in Afghanistan three years ago last Thursday. In typical fashion the post office in his hometown was named after him following an act of Congress and the President's signature.
A dedication ceremony in September 2010 marked that moment and the hanging of a small plaque inside the building. A second dedication in May 2011 included the presentation of a large stone gifted to the Smith family and commemorating the post office's new name. But the stone wasn't allowed to stay on the grounds; Smith's name was not allowed on the outside of the building.
"That's still in my backyard it's still sitting there," Zach's father Chris Smith said of the stone. "They said no you can't put that back there. It's embarrassing, we've done it twice and his name's still isn't on there.
"Anybody that came and knew Zach they always wanted to see two things; they want to see the cemetery and the stone to pay their respects and they wanted to see the Post Office that was named after him and when they pulled up they'd always ask well where's his name? I said well we have to go inside and see a plaque."
The Smith family was informed that the United States Postal Service had rules and regulations that prohibited Zach's name, or anyone's name, from appear on the building's grounds. Regulations only allowed a small plaque to be displayed inside the building.


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Benefits and Fundraisers
• Highland Park Baptist Church will host its annual Brotherhood Mission Auction this Saturday in the church's fellowship hall starting at 5 p.m. There will be an auction at 6 p.m. Hot dogs and fixings will be available. The proceeds will go to the church's mission projects.
• Pinnacle View Baptist Church's youth missions will have a rummage sale to support mission trips, activities and events Saturday from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Mountain Valley Hospice parking lot, 129 Veterans Drive, Pilot Mountain.
• The Women's Fellowship of Grace Moravian Church, 1401 N. Main St., is taking orders for Moravian chicken pies now through Wednesday. Pick-up will be Sept. 22 in the church fellowship hall. Payment is due upon ordering. For more information, call the church office at 786-5627 weekdays.
• The Outreach Committee of Grace Moravian Church is holding a port-a-pit luncheon for take-out only Sept. 21 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tickets are $8 per plate and are available at the church office. For more information, call 786-5627 weekdays.
• Wards Gap Church will have a yard and bake sale Sept. 21 and Sept. 22 at the corner of Wards Gap and Epworth Church roads, Cana, Va. Food being served includes BBQ sandwiches, hot dogs, desserts, drinks, and other sale items include homemade canned vegetables and jellies as well as yard sale items.
• New Hope Ministry will host a yard sale on Sept. 22 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. The ministry is located at 4288 Old U.S. 52 in Pinnacle. For more information, call 368-9906.
• Maple Grove United Methodist Church, Maple Grove Church Road, Mount Airy, will have its 'awesome' autumn yard sale Sept. 29 from 7:30 a.m. until. Food being sold includes sausage biscuit breakfast and hot dog lunch. Proceeds benefit outreach ministries.
• The ninth annual Buddy David Memorial golf tournament will be held Sept. 29 at Skyland Lakes Golf Course at milepost 202 of the Blue Ridge Parkway sponsored by the Wesleyan Men of Mount Airy Wesleyan Church. Registration is at 9 a.m., and tee time is 10 a.m. Cost is $45 per person, which includes entry into all events, 18 holes of golf, riding cart and a chance to win prizes. The first-place team will win $180, and second place wins $100. It is a Captain's Choice format. Bring a team, or participants can be paired up with a team. Mulligans are $5 each with a limit of four per team. Prizes will be given for longest drive on hole 10, and closest to pin on all par 3's. To register, call Mark Hudson at 786-1093 or Don Shelton at 789-4629. All proceeds benefit projects and needs in the church and community.
• Copeland Baptist Church, Rockford Baptist Church and Stony Knoll United Methodist Church will host a port-a-pit fundraiser for the Shepherd's House of Mount Airy Oct. 6 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at a cost of $8 a plate. Tickets are required. Plates include BBQ chicken half, baked beans, BBQ slaw, roll and dessert. Take-out only will be at Rockford Baptist Church, 4947 Rockford Road, Dobson. For tickets or directions, call Adam Doss at 783-7635 or 789-3841, Doug and Pam Perkins at 374-5359, Sandra Hodges at 374-8381 or Lanny and Sharron Atkins at 386-4606, 710-5610 or 710-5609. All proceeds benefit the Shepherd's House.
• Trinity Episcopal Church, 472 Main St., Mount Airy, will have a St. Francis of Assisi Blessing of Pets Oct. 7 at 2 p.m. While the event is free, any donations made at the ceremony will directly benefit the Sergei Foundation whose mission is to provide veterinary financial assistance to families who are unable to afford emergency-level care for their pet.
Special Services
• Matt Linville will be the guest speaker at 11 a.m. at Pilot Mountain Friends Meeting on Sunday.
• Bro. Gerald Crabb will be preaching and singing during a revival at King Christian Center, 995 Brown Road, King, now through Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 10 a.m.
• Epworth United Methodist Church will have a homecoming service Sunday at 11 a.m. The Rev. Wesley Craven, the former minister, will be the guest preacher. There will be a dinner on the grounds afterwards. The church is on U.S. 52 in Cana, Va., at 15315 Fancy Gap Road.
• Blue Hollow Baptist Church on Slate Mountain Road will have its homecoming service Sunday. Pastor Rickey Martin will bring the sermon, and lunch will be served following the 11 a.m. worship service. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. For more information, call 351-5535.
• Woodville Baptist Church is hosting a Pastor and Wife Appreciation Day with singing by the Lebeaus at 11 a.m. on Sunday. There will be a dinner following the service and a love offering will be taken. The church is at 5108 Westfield Road, Mount Airy.
• Imogene Baptist Church, 2372 N. Andy Griffith Parkway, Mount Airy, will have homecoming Sunday and revival Monday through Wednesday featuring guest speakers, Bro. Don Ball and Bro. Rayton Puckett. There will be special singing nightly.
• Word of God Baptist Church will have revival Sept. 24-28 at 7:30 p.m. each day. Bro. Mike Manuel will be speaking and there will be special singing. For more information or directions, call 351-2273.
• Macedonia Baptist Church, 6716 Doral Drive, Tobaccoville, will have homecoming service Oct. 7 at 11 a.m. with Pastor Marty Sewell as speaker and music by Matt Flinchum. A meal will follow in the church fellowship building.
• Haymore Memorial Baptist Church, Rockford Street, Mount Airy, will have its Centennial Celebration Oct. 13 and 14. A fellowship celebration will be held Oct. 13 at 7 p.m. with music provided by Vessels of Clay. Following the celebration, there will be a time of refreshments and fellowship in the fellowship hall. The 100th anniversary celebration will be Oct. 14 at 10:30 a.m. The Rev. Wayne Trexler will be preaching the sermon, and there will be no early service or Sunday school. Following the 11 a.m. service, there will be a covered-dish meal. The church will provide the meat, bread and drinks, and everyone is asked to bring a well-filled basket.
Special Music
• A Fifth Sunday singing will be observed at Pleasant View Baptist Church, 154 Mount View Drive, Mount Airy, Sept. 30 at 6 p.m. The featured group will be Bobby Patterson & The Heritage 4. Refreshments consisting of finger foods and desserts will be served in the fellowship hall immediately after the service.
• Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church, Penn Street, Mount Airy, will have a singing Sept. 30 featuring Vessels of Clay at 6 p.m.
Upcoming Events
• Haymore Memorial Baptist Church will have a See You at the Pole rally Sept. 23 with a hot dog supper at 5 p.m. and rally from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
• Fairview United Methodist Church, Shoals community of Pinnacle, will have a See You at the Pole rally Sept. 23 from 5:30 to 8 p.m. featuring band Thirteen Pints and speaker Andy Edmonds. Groups attending should call ahead to 325-2498.
• A five-week seminar of the book of Revelation is being held at the Pilot Mountain Seventh-day Adventist Fellowship, 108 Heatherly Creek Drive, Pilot Mountain, from 7 to 8 p.m. The meetings will be held every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. It started Sept. 6. Email email@example.com or call 336-774-6639 for more information.
• Faith Deliverance Victory Center, 809 W. Pine St., Mount Airy, will have a fellowship conference Oct. 10-11 at 7 p.m. Speakers are Pastor Trent Lyons of New Hope Baptist Church, Dobson, who will speak on Oct. 10-11; Pastor Harold Small of God's Family Temple in Mount Airy, who will speak on Oct. 12 at 7 p.m.; Overseer Kennet Kindle of City of Life Tabernacle of Ashland, Va., who will speak on Oct. 13 at 7 p.m. There will be choirs singing as well, and an appreciation service on Oct. 13 for pastor Leonard E. Brown Sr.
• Pleasant View Baptist Church has Sunday school each Sunday at 10 a.m. and worship service at 11 a.m. Bible study is held Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Nursery is available.
• Central United Methodist Church, 1909 N. Main St., Mount Airy, has Sunday services with the Rev. James Pyatt with early morning worship at 9 a.m., adult gathering at 9:45 a.m., Sunday school for children, youth and adults at 10 a.m. and worship service at 11 a.m. A nursery is available. The church is conducting a food drive for Yokefellow with peanut butter and crackers on the August list. Donations may be placed in the lower church lobby or monetary gifts may be contributed.
• The Family Worship Center, 298 Athey Simmons Road, Mount Airy, has Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. For more information, call 368-9646 or email email@example.com.
• DivorceCare group meets Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. at Fountain of Life Family Worship Center. For more information, call 789-0400.-
• New MOMS (Mothers of Many Seasons) Ministry, open to area ladies and their children, meets the first and third Thursdays monthly from 9 to 11 a.m. at Salem Baptist Church, 430 Rockford Road, Dobson. For more information, contact firstname.lastname@example.com or 374-4419.
• Compassion Circle Outreach Ministry, a circle of friends offering love, hope, faithful-spiritual guidance from a Christian outlook, has meetings the third Thursday of each month at 6 p.m. at the L.H. Jones Family Resource Center, 214 Jones School Road, Mount Airy. For more information, call 786-1455. This group is sponsored by Caring Citizens of the Community.
• The Peoples Church of Holly Springs will have a free community meal the first Monday of each month in the basement of the church from 5 to 7 p.m. Donations are welcome. For more information, call 789-1555.
• King's Kids will have fun, learning scripture and crafts every Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Fellowship Baptist Church. There will be classes for all ages, children through adults. For more information, call the church at 374-3250.
• Reformers Unanimous Addiction Recovery program will begin weekly sessions at Temple Baptist Church, 3615 Rockford St., Mount Airy. Anyone with an addiction, stubborn habit or hangup is encouraged to attend. Childcare is provided and refreshments will be served. Meetings will be held every Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. and there is no charge. For more information, call John Pulliam at (336) 926-2293.
• Calvary Baptist Church will resume Wednesday evening activities on Aug. 15 with a fellowship meal at 5:45 p.m., youth and children activities at 6:30 p.m. and adult classes at 6:30 p.m. The clothes closet is open from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Call 786-4778.
• The First Baptist Church Feeding Friends Soup Kitchen provides a free hot meal to families and friends in need every Thursday from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. The church is between Elm and Galloway streets at 714 N. Main St. Parking is available behind First Baptist off Arch Street. The feeding friends dinner is served in the fellowship hall in the building closest to downtown, with signs available to guide visitors.
• A free "soup kitchen" is available on the last Thursday of each month in the Piney Grove Baptist Church fellowship hall from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome to come as they are with no strings attached. The church is at 278 Piney Grove Road, which can be reached at 356-4196.
• Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3:15 p.m. radio station 880 am will have radio ministry with Pastor Danny Poindexter from the Lighthouse Baptist Church.
• Flat Rock Presbyterian Church, N.C. 103 and Quarry Trail, has Sunday school every Sunday at 10 a.m. followed by traditional worship service at 11 a.m. Nursery is provided for both.
• Pleasant View Baptist Church, 154 Mount View Drive, Mount Airy, has Sunday school every Sunday morning at 10 a.m. and worship service at 11 a.m. Bible study is held on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. The nursery is available.
• Grace Moravian Church, 1401 N. Main St., has the following weekly events: worship is Sunday at 10 a.m., Sunday school for all ages is at 11:10 a.m., Kids Club is most Sundays at 5:30 p.m., youth meet Sundays from 5:30 to 7 p.m., the Prayer Group meets on Wednesdays at 7 p.m., and Bible study is offered on Thursdays at 7 p.m. For more information, call the church office at 786-5627 weekdays.
• St. Paul Church of the Brethren, 64 Short Drive, Cana, Va., has Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship services at 11 a.m. every Sunday. Bible study is every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.
• The Fountain Food Ministry hours have changed. Families in need of clothing or food may come every Thursday from 1 to 3 p.m. The ministry will be open weekly on Thursdays to assist those in need of food. In case of an emergency at any other times, call the church office at 789-0400 for an appointment.
• New Vision Christian Academy, 237 Coolidge Ave., Mount Airy, is accepting new students. Open enrollment is for grades one through 12. For more information, call the Flat Rock Church of God at 719-0434.
• The Inspiration Center, 154 N. Renfro St., Suite 100, Mount Airy, offers services on Sundays at 11 a.m. Susie Cooper, spiritual leader, offers special music on the harp and flute.


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New sports facilities being built on disused allotments will be available to Seven Kings and Goodmayes residents by the end of autumn, it is hoped.
A Gants Hill nightclub, synonymous with footballers and reality TV stars, has marked its twentieth anniversary by opening a new bar and asking customers to share their memories.
A lively question and answer session taking in British policing and the impact of the 9/11 attacks on the Muslim communities was held at an Ilford community centre.
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When Kavita Pushkarna put the finishing touches to a 15-minute film she had written, she knew she was on to a winner.
The sky really is the limit for one 16-year-old who plans to throw herself out of a plane for a good cause.
The Seven Kings peace dove that lit up the High Road through the winter for multi-faith festivals may not be returning to its perch this Christmas.
A 15-year-old boy was stabbed in broad daylight in a Hainault park yesterday.
Traffic is still heavy on the A406 after a tanker spilled gallons of fuel onto the road earlier this morning near South Woodford.
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A coconut shy, Thai food and a bouncy castle can only mean one thing – the St Mary's Church open day.
A nine-year-old Ilford girl has given up all her birthday presents to raise money for her brother's special educational school.
A Barkingside-based square dance club marked its 61st anniversary with a special event with both past and current members coming together to celebrate.
One teacher certainly is top of the class after scooping an award beating off competition from thousands of nominees.
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An Ilford student won judges over in a public speaking competition with a message of hope on Wednesday.
Children were "stunned" after listening to a talk by a woman whose son was stabbed to death.
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The owner of a Newbury Park hall, which has received complaints from angry residents about "excessive noise" and parking, is applying for planning permission to hold "banquets", despite deeming the application unnecessary.
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