text: Eclipse Community Forums - RDF feed https://www.eclipse.org/forums/ Eclipse Community Forums Support for scheduled execution? https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/466694/1030011/#msg_1030011 This may sound like a wacky idea, but let me give some background: Like many people, I have Eclipse running continually on my development system. Apart from reboots I am always logged in and just lock the screen when I'm not present, so Eclipse is running 24/7. I would like to run system tests (JUnit and others) on a scheduled basis (overnight). I realize that I could build scripts to do this (Ant, etc) and run them externally to Eclipse, but Eclipse already has all the information necessary to run the tests and building parallel scripts is (or should be) an unnecessary duplication of effort. I could also set up a builder in addition to the Java Builder, but that's not appropriate as I don't want the tests to run every time I save a source file. I do realize that this will give test errors on the unfinished changes that I'm currently working on, but I can live with that -- my main objective is to find where my changes break other projects ASAP. Does anyone know if this is possible within Eclipse? Or alternatively, is there a project that will automatically process the Eclipse configuration files to generate an external script (Ant?) that I could run? Any ideas appreciated. Thanks, Tony]]> Tony Walker 2013-03-30T14:40:29-00:00 Re: Support for scheduled execution? https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/466694/1030030/#msg_1030030 Infinitest or JUnit Max might be something worth investigating. Never used one of them though, we use the continuous integration server Jenkins for this purpose. Hope this helps, Torsten ]]> Torsten Stolpmann 2013-03-30T15:17:06-00:00 Re: Support for scheduled execution? https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/466694/1030189/#msg_1030189 Thanks for the two suggestions. Although neither one solves the overnight scheduling problem, JUnit Max look like it would do what I need to do. It looks like a well engineered and thought out product. Unfortunately I investigated further and found that it has been released before and then withdrawn. The original deal was a subscription of $2 / month (it's now $100 / year). When it was withdrawn the developer decided that customers options were to continue paying the $2 / month or to stop paying and stop using the product. Now it's only $2 / month, but abandoning the product and expecting customers to keep paying or stop using it doesn't sit well with me. Nor does abandoning the product after only a few months. Pity, because it looks good, but I'm uncomfortable using a product with that history. However, I do appreciate and thank you for your feed back. Tony]]> Tony Walker 2013-03-30T20:36:31-00:00


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Fluvanna Fire Department Construction Is Ahead Of Schedule
By CHRISTOPHER KINSLER- Jamestown Post-Journal
FLUVANNA — Construction of the new Fluvanna Volunteer Fire Department is ahead of schedule and
officials hope to be moved into the Turner Road facility by October.
State Sen. Cathy Young, R-Olean, and county Legislator Jay Gould, R North Harmony, were among those on hand recently to tour the area, which is nearing its next phase of construction.
The building, finally coming to fruition after nearly two decades of planning, is being paid for by donationsthe fire department received through fund raising and a $25,000 grant Sen. Young secured from the state. Gould helped secure the the land for the new department. Nelson Masonry is handling the construction, while additional contractors are revealing bids.
Lou Anderson, of Ideal Coatings Inc., has committed to do apoxy-coating floors as a donation.
''Our department isn't that big and these guys are really helping us out,'' said Dick Sedlack, a member of the building committee.

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That's right, there is a Back to the Future LEGO set coming. It started on the LEGO Cuusoo website. It's basically a site where you can create your own custom LEGO project, and if you get enough supporters, it can be made into a set and you can receive royalties. The LEGO Back to the Future set is now becoming a reality after reaching the mandatory 10,000 supporters, getting the green light from LEGO, and securing the licensing rights. The set is scheduled to be released in mid 2013 and will come with enough bricks to build the DeLorean time machine into the version from any of the three movies. What's really cool is the folks who designed this set are donating the royalties they receive directly to the Michael J. Fox Foundation. See, now if you don't buy this set, you're hurting people. Way to go, jerk.
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Sigríður Ósk Kristjánsdóttir in MITRIDATE, RE DI PONTO world premiere staging of Mozart's 'original' version
2 June 2009, Sadler's Wells
12, 20, 24 July 2009, Buxton Festival
The Classical Opera Company's Mitridate reinstates Mozart's eight original settings that his cast - suspicious of the fourteen-year-old's prodigious gifts – forced him to jettison. The eternal tensions of infatuated love, filial duty and the lust for power are played out in an astonishing score of stunning insight and beauty. Cast includes Sigríður Ósk Kristjánsdóttir, Kishani Jayasinghe, Allison Bell, Stephen Wallace and Mark Le Brocq, and the production will be directed by Martin Lloyd-Evans and conducted by Ian Page with his period-instrument orchestra.
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I think Epic is a great ship to take at least one cruise on - but depending on your personal tastes of course.
The entertainment is really the best at sea. I liked Blue Man ( of course) but also Howl at the Moon, Legends and Second City. A lot of people rave over Fat Cats and I certainly understand why (the reason only I don't is because I play blues guitar and there isn't much in blue I haven't seen already), but if you are not a regular blue clubgoer you would find this really inspiring.
The food is good - especially if you try the alternative restaurants. But even the buffet is good. Great breakfast buffet with omelet stations for example.
O'Sheehans Pub is largely overlooked by the food is excellent, plus the selection of ales, and the game atmosphere makes it a really cool place just to hand out. I would say my favorite pub at sea.
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Cardinal Tagle and Archbishop Villegas denounce death penalty
MANILA, Philippines – The Philippines' two most influential Catholic bishops have spoken.
Both Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle and Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Socrates Villegas denounced the plan to revive the death penalty as pushed by President Rodrigo Duterte and his allies in Congress.
In an Advent recollection on Sunday, December 11, Tagle condemned killing people as "an act of hopelessness and despair."
"A people that has hope will never kill," Tagle said at the event organized by Jesuit Communications on Sunday.
The cardinal continued: "Ang pag-asa ay nagsasabi, yurak-yurak man ang buhay mo, nagkamali ka man, umaasa kami, mayroong bagong buhay. Mayroong pag-asa. At 'pag tinanong tayo, nakikita mo na ba? Hindi ko pa nakikita, pero aasa pa rin ako."
(Hope tells us that while your life might be broken, while you might have made a mistake, we continue to hope that there is new life. There is hope. And when you're asked, do you see it? I do not see it yet, but I will continue to hope.)
"Pero 'pag pinatay na," Tagle said, "papa'no mo pa makikita ang bagong buhay?"(But when you kill the person, how will you see new life?)
The cardinal explained: "Every life has hope. Every life has an opportunity to be transformed, if only we believe, if only we believe. Because the center of faith is not in the accomplishment of things. The center of faith is Jesus."
"May we not give up especially on human lives, and may we not give up on every single sinner. There is hope for transformation," he said.
Tagle earlier released a prayer against the death penalty, meant to be said in Masses throughout the Christmas season. The prayer described the capital punishment as "state-sanctioned death," and criticized "the illusion that one must take life in order to defend it."
Tagle's remarks come as lawmakers at the House of Representatives aim to pass a death penalty bill on 3rd and final reading before Christmas.
'Can courts make a mistake?'
A day after Tagle spoke in an Advent recollection on Sunday, Villegas led a prayer rally against the death penalty on Monday, December 12, in his archdiocese.
In the message he prepared for Monday's prayer rally, Villegas explained that it is every Catholic's duty to help in stopping crime, including the use of illegal drugs.
Duterte has vowed to reinstate the death penalty to boost his war on drugs that has killed more than 5,900 people.
Villegas, who is also president of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP), wrote in his speech, "Ang mabubuting Katoliko ay laban sa droga." (Good Catholics are against drugs.)
He said that this, however, does not justify reviving the capital punishment.
Referring to the act of sentencing people to death, he said: "Sino ang mag-uutos? Ang hukuman. Sino ang hukuman? Tao. May tao bang hindi nagkakamali? Puwede bang magkamali ang hukuman? Katulad ng lahat ng tao, puwedeng magkamali."
(Who will order it? The courts. And who are the courts? People. Is there a person who does not make mistakes? Can the courts make a mistake? Like all other people, they can make a mistake.)
'Protesting with an alternative'
Villegas continued: "Paano kung matapos mabitay ay nakitang iba pala ang may kasalanan? Sorry na lang? Gayon ba? Ay mali? Maibabalik ba ang buhay ng nagpakamalang mabitay? Maibabalik ba ang buhay ng binaril na mistaken identity?"
(What if, after being executed, it is found that another person committed the crime? Just say sorry? Is that so? Oh, we made a mistake? Can we bring back the life of one mistakenly executed? Can we bring back the life of one who was shot on a mistaken identity?)
Villegas added that fiscals and judges can also be bribed.
On top of this, he said the death penalty will victimize mostly the poor who cannot afford good lawyers.
Villegas said: "We are not protesting without a solution. We are protesting with an alternative. Reform the criminal justice system." (READ: A lethal mix? Death penalty and a 'flawed, corrupt' justice system)
He added: "The solution is not killing criminals! Our alternative is fullness of life for the guilty and the innocent. Fullness of life for the poor and the rich. Fullness of life for sinners and saints. Christ died for the criminals and the victims. The love of God is for all. Our love should be like God's love. For all."
Pope Francis himself has pushed for the abolition of the death penalty around the world. Francis explained that the capital punishment "does not render justice to victims, but instead fosters vengeance." (READ: Duterte: Death penalty is retribution)
"The commandment 'Thou shalt not kill' has absolute value and applies both to the innocent and to the guilty," the Pope said. – Rappler.com
Read the source: http://www.rappler.com/nation/155284-cardinal-tagle-archbishop-villegas-death-penalty
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Death penalty is for the lazy— Archbishop Socrates Villegas
MANILA, Dec. 12, 2016— There is definitely a case for overhauling the criminal justice system instead of reimposing capital punishment, which, said a Catholic archbishop, is a "lazy" solution.
"Cleanse the police ranks! Fix all the courts! Tighten (the security) at the Bilibid and other prisons. Death penalty is a lazy form of penalty instead of helping reform those who made mistakes," said Archbishop Socrates Villegas of Lingayen-Dagupan at a prayer rally in San Carlos City.
The prelate said the death penalty is unworkable while an efficient justice system is capable of controlling crime.
"We are not protesting without a solution. We are protesting with an alternative. Reform the criminal justice system," said Villegas.
The archbishop said the government must urgently fix the underlying issues that still drive people to crime.
According to him, death penalty in the context of an imperfect justice system creates a lethal mix where the poor always suffer and politicians and powerful figures often get away with crimes.
"If there's death penalty but the criminal justice system is corrupt, slow and one-sided, rapist and plunderer, and pusher and killer will remain confident (to commit crime). It's business as usual," he said.
Villegas also argued that court officials are only human, they make honest mistakes, and other influences may distract or even conflict with the impartial administration of justice.
When a mistake is made in the capital punishment process, an innocent person may be executed by the state and such error can no longer be corrected.
The prelate also refuted claims that the Church is being soft on crime for opposing the death penalty.
He said they are against crime and the Church doesn't take for granted the pain felt by the victims of crimes.
"But the solution is not killing criminals. Our alternative is fullness of life for the guilty and the innocent. Fullness of life for the poor and the rich. Fullness of life for sinners and saints," said Villegas.
He added: "Christ died for the criminals and the victims. The love of God is for all. Our love should be like God's love. For all." (Roy Lagarde/CBCPNews)
Read the source: http://www.cbcpnews.com/cbcpnews/?p=88447
Bacolod says no to death penalty
The faithful take part in a Prayer Rally for Life held in Bacolod City on Dec. 12, 2016, feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, patroness of the Unborn and of the prolife movement, as Congress moves to pass a bill for the reimposition of the death penalty in the Phililppines. (Photo: Adsum)
Cardinal Tagle: 'I will not give up on criminals'
MANILA, Philippines – Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle made an impassioned appeal for criminals, including drug addicts, as he denounced the death penalty being pushed by President Rodrigo Duterte and his allies in Congress.
"I will not give up on anyone. I will not give up on anything. I will not give up even on criminals," Tagle said at "The Word Exposed" Advent recollection on Sunday, December 11.
"We hope, intensely hope, for people, especially the youth, who have been drawn into vices, drugs. Others view them as beyond hope. No! With John the Baptist, we declare, we will hope," the cardinal said during the event organized by Jesuit Communications on Sunday.
He said that "we will continue hoping" even if "we do not see now, even now, the fruits of our hope."
"Tao 'yan, buhay 'yan! May pag-asa 'yan. At hindi 'yan dapat ideklara na wala nang pag-asa," Tagle said. (That's a person, that's a life! He has hope. And he shouldn't be declared hopeless.)
He continued: "Kung 'yan ay yayakapin nang may pag-asa at pananampalataya, magugulat tayo. Ang hindi natin inaasahan, baka, wow, a miracle might bloom before our very eyes. Kaya huwag, huwag na huwag lalapastanganin ang isang tao na nagkamali. Sa halip na lapastanganin, umasa!"
(If you will embrace that person with hope and faith, we will be surprised. What we don't expect is that, wow, a miracle might bloom before our very eyes. So do not, do not ever disrespect a person who has made a mistake. Instead of disrespecting him, have hope!)
This is difficult, he said, "but it can happen."
Tagle made these remarks as Duterte wants to reinstate the death penalty. The President wants this as part of his war on drugs that has already killed more than 5,900 people even without the capital punishment.
Duterte even considers drug addicts as beyond redemption because "once you're addicted to shabu, rehabilitation is no longer a viable option." (READ: Inside the brain of a drug user)
The President, in fact, once questioned if drug addicts can be considered human beings.
"Are they humans? What is your definition of a human being? Tell me. Human rights. Use it properly in the right context, if you have the brains," Duterte said at the 10th anniversary of the Eastern Mindanao Command on August 26.
'Keep on hoping'
Tagle, in contrast, believes that "every life has hope."
To illustrate his point, Tagle recounted meeting a deaf and mute street child at Tulay ng Kabataan, the orphanage visited by Pope Francis in January 2015.
"Sabi ng isang tao doon sa shelter, the first month, talagang ang hirap daw talagang alagaan ng bata. Napaka-unruly. Siguro lahat ng negative experiences sa kalye, all the abuse, all the violence, na-imbibe niya," Tagle said.
(According to one person in the shelter, in the first month, the child was really difficult to take care of. He was really unruly. Maybe he had imbibed all the negative experiences on the streets, all the abuse, all the violence.)
"But they provided him with shelter, a community, and love. Hope."
"After one month, sabi nila, he is a changed person. At sabi nila, he is very prayerful. Laging nasa chapel," Tagle said.
(After one month, they said, he is a changed person. And they said he is very prayerful. He is always in the chapel.)
"Imagine if people had given up on him," the cardinal said. "But now, he is a model of prayer, of sanctity. And we were glad to have seen it. But even if we haven't seen it, that's part of hoping. Do your share. Believe. Whether you see it or not, just do it. Keep on hoping."
'Don't give up on sinners'
After recounting this story, Tagle deplored the act of killing those who have made mistakes in life.
Killing people, he said, "is an act of hopelessness and despair."
"Ang pag-asa ay nagsasabi, yurak-yurak man ang buhay mo, nagkamali ka man, umaasa kami, mayroong bagong buhay. Mayroong pag-asa,"Tagle said.
(Hope tells us that while your life might be broken, while you might have made a mistake, we continue to hope that there is new life. There is hope.)
He continued: "At 'pag tinanong tayo, nakikita mo na ba? Hindi ko pa nakikita, pero aasa pa rin ako. Pero 'pag pinatay na, papa'no mo pa makikita ang bagong buhay?" (And when you're asked, do you see it? I do not see it yet, but I will continue to hope. But when you kill the person, how will you see new life?)
The cardinal explained: "Every life has hope. Every life has an opportunity to be transformed, if only we believe, if only we believe. Because the center of faith is not in the accomplishment of things. The center of faith is Jesus."
"In the midst of our doubts, in the midst of our questioning, may our hope remain firm. May we not give up especially on human lives and may we not give up on every single sinner. There is hope for transformation," he said.
Villegas vs death penalty, too
Tagle earlier released a prayer against the death penalty, meant to be said in Masses throughout the Christmas season. The prayer described the capital punishment as "state-sanctioned death," and criticized "the illusion that one must take life in order to defend it."
Tagle is one of the Philippines' two most influential Catholic bishops, the other being Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Socrates Villegas, president of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines.
In his archdiocese, Villegas led a prayer rally on Monday, December 12, to denounce the death penalty.
Referring to the act of sentencing people to death, Villegas said in a prepared speech: "Sino ang mag-uutos? Ang hukuman. Sino ang hukuman? Tao. May tao bang hindi nagkakamali? Puwede bang magkamali ang hukuman? Katulad ng lahat ng tao, puwedeng magkamali."
(Who will order it? The courts. And who are the courts? People. Is there a person who does not make mistakes? Can the courts make a mistake? Like all other people, they can make a mistake.)
Villegas continued: "Paano kung matapos mabitay ay nakitang iba pala ang may kasalanan? Sorry na lang? Gayon ba? Ay mali? Maibabalik ba ang buhay ng nagpakamalang mabitay? Maibabalik ba ang buhay ng binaril na mistaken identity?"
(What if, after being executed, it is found that another person committed the crime? Just say sorry? Is that so? Oh, we made a mistake? Can we bring back the life of one mistakenly executed? Can we bring back the life of one who was shot on a mistaken identity?)
Villegas then made a proposal: "We are not protesting without a solution. We are protesting with an alternative. Reform the criminal justice system." (READ: A lethal mix? Death penalty and a 'flawed, corrupt' justice system)
He added: "The solution is not killing criminals! Our alternative is fullness of life for the guilty and the innocent." – Rappler.com
Read the source: http://www.rappler.com/nation/155465-cardinal-tagle-death-penalty-criminals-drug-addicts
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THE DOWNLOAD—PHILIPPINES PRESIDENT RODRIGO DUTERTE: CATHOLICISM IS IRRELEVANT http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/06/02/the-download-philippines-president-rodrigo-duterte-catholicism-is-irrelevant/
CATHOLIC PHILIPPINES ELECTS SELF-PROFESSED DICTATOR: Rodrigo Duterte may replace congress with revolutionary government http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/05/10/catholic-philippines-elects-self-professed-dictator-rodrigo-duterte-may-replace-congress-with-revolutionary-government/
A post-election call for action for Catholic pastors: A self-examination of an observer priest http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/06/02/a-post-election-call-for-action-for-catholic-pastors-a-self-examination-of-an-observer-priest/
CBCP head Archbishop Socrates Villegas breaks silence on Duterte's attacks vs Church http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/06/05/cbcp-head-archbishop-socrates-villegas-breaks-silence-on-dutertes-attacks-vs-church/
Christians Voting for Pro-Aborts?!?! http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/04/06/christians-voting-for-pro-aborts/
Catholic Bishop Thomas Tobin: "Never Vote for Any Candidate of Any Party Who Supports Abortion" http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/04/25/catholic-bishop-thomas-tobin-never-vote-for-any-candidate-of-any-party-who-supports-abortion/
'SACRILEGE COMMUNION' – "If they continue to support candidates who espouse violence as a means to resolve conflicts" http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/04/07/sacrilege-communion-if-they-continue-to-support-candidates-who-espouse-violence-as-a-means-to-resolve-conflicts/
Cebu Archbishop Jose Palma and Emeritus Ricardo Cardinal Vidal back call to examine conscience… if they agree with the candidate's platform of violence http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/04/12/cebu-archbishop-jose-palma-and-emeritus-ricardo-cardinal-vidal-back-call-to-examine-conscience-if-they-agree-with-the-candidates-platform-of-violence/
Press Statement of Archbishop Socrates Villegas contrary to the misleading if not deceptive post of GMA News Online http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/04/19/press-statement-of-archbishop-socrates-villegas-contrary-to-the-misleading-if-not-deceptive-post-of-gma-news-online/
Mayor Duterte? by Archbishop Socrates Villegas http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/04/15/mayor-duterte-by-archbishop-socrates-villegas/
Prospects under a Duterte Presidency: Scenario Analysis
Archbishop Antonio Ledesma in Mindanao slams Duterte over killings http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/05/05/archbishop-antonio-ledesma-in-mindanao-slams-duterte-over-killings/
Catholics and women against Duterte http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/05/05/catholics-and-women-against-duterte/
Archdiocese of Cotabato: Circular Letter on the 2016 Elections – Cardinal Orlando Quevedo http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/05/07/archdiocese-of-cotabato-circular-letter-on-the-2016-elections-cardinal-orlando-quevedo/
Cardinal Orlando Quevedo warns voters about promises of 'change' http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/05/03/cardinal-orlando-quevedo-warns-voters-about-promises-of-change/
Archbishop Socrates Villegas: Discerning for whom to vote in the National and Local Elections – Lord guide us with your grace http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/04/13/archbishop-socrates-villegas-discerning-for-whom-to-vote-in-the-national-and-local-elections-lord-guide-us-with-your-grace/
Archbishop Socrates Villegas urges voters to use 10 commandments in choosing their candidates http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/04/07/archbishop-socrates-villegas-urges-voters-to-use-10-commandments-in-choosing-their-candidates/
Archbishop Socrates Villegas to voters: Don't be swayed by surveys http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/04/06/archbishop-socrates-villegas-to-voters-dont-be-swayed-by-surveys/
Bishop Arturo M. Bastes: A Testimony during Martial Law (1973-1986) of the Marcos Regime of the Philippines http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/04/15/bishop-arturo-m-bastes-a-testimony-during-martial-law-1973-1986-of-the-marcos-regime-of-the-philippines/
Irish Bishops Provide Pastoral Reflection in Lead-up to Elections: Ten questions based on Catholic Social Teaching for Catholics to ask candidates http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/04/29/irish-bishops-provide-pastoral-reflection-in-lead-up-to-elections-ten-questions-based-on-catholic-social-teaching-for-catholics-to-ask-candidates/
An Assessment of the New USCCB Document Faithful Citizenship: FCFC (#34) lists "intrinsically evil acts," and says that Catholics cannot vote for a political candidate "who favors a policy promoting" them http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/01/06/an-assessment-of-the-new-usccb-document-faithful-citizenship-fcfc-34-lists-intrinsically-evil-acts-and-says-that-catholics-cannot-vote-for-a-political-candidate-who-fav/
US Bishops release latest version of 'Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship,' Catholic guide to voting http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/08/12/us-bishops-release-latest-version-of-forming-consciences-for-faithful-citizenship-catholic-guide-to-voting/
Kansas bishops offer election year guidance http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/09/28/kansas-bishops-offer-election-year-guidance/
Here's one clear and uncomplicated principle for voting: Don't vote for pro-abortion politicians http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/08/16/heres-one-clear-and-uncomplicated-principle-for-voting-dont-vote-for-pro-abortion-politicians/
THE DOWNLOAD—YOUR VOTE COUNTS – But it's your own soul that'll do the counting http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/02/09/20527/
THE VORTEX: A TIE IS A LOSS – Maybe Catholics should concentrate more on the Faith than on politics http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/03/15/the-vortex-a-tie-is-a-loss-maybe-catholics-should-concentrate-more-on-the-faith-than-on-politics/
Catholic Bishops: Voting for Candidate who supports abortion is formal cooperation with evil
Should Pope Francis get involved in politics? Of course he should http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/02/19/should-pope-francis-get-involved-in-politics-of-course-he-should/
Is Health Care a Pro Life Issue? http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/02/14/is-health-care-a-pro-life-issue/
BISHOP ROBERT MCELROY GOES SOFT ON INTRINSIC EVIL: San Diego bishop says intrinsic evils don't automatically prioritize issues for voters http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/02/12/bishop-robert-mcelroy-goes-soft-on-intrinsic-evil-san-diego-bishop-says-intrinsic-evils-dont-automatically-prioritize-issues-for-voters/
WATCH: Fr. Pavone on why Catholics can't sit out the election http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/09/28/watch-fr-pavone-on-why-catholics-cant-sit-out-the-election/
Archbishop Oscar Cruz on the forthcoming elections: Principle of participation
Is Socialism Making a Comeback? – Despite Bernie Sanders's best efforts, socialism is still as bad an idea as it ever was http://www.pagadiandiocese.org/2016/02/10/is-socialism-making-a-comeback-despite-bernie-sanderss-best-efforts-socialism-is-still-as-bad-an-idea-as-it-ever-was/
CBCP President Archbishop Soc Villegas grieved over Duterte's cursing of Pope
"When we find vulgarity funny, we have really become beastly and barbaric as a people. When a revered and loved and admired man like Pope Francis is cursed by a political candidate and the audience laugh, I can only bow my head and grieve in great shame."


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With all of the Hoarders, Intervention shows and the entire TLC network mixed bag of freaks, it's hard to find shock value in much nowadays. This Ask Reddit thread, however — What's the Weirdest Thing You've Seen At Someone's House That They Thought Was Completely Normal? — makes a valiant effort with varying degrees of success.
Once again, I'll go first. I used to babysit for this family with two boys down the street from me as a teenager, and these people were hands down the nastiest people I have ever met in my life. Plus the kids themselves were only like four and five years younger than me, respectively, so that was kind of weird.
At any rate, here are just a few of the gems I picked up over the years that I babysat for these kids:
- They only used disposable plates, utensils and Styrofoam cups, because cleaning? Who's got time for that?
- The aforementioned Styrofoam cups? Littered almost every surface of the home. Many of them were filled with chaw spit, because the dad was a chewing tobacco user. I came dangerously close to drinking from one of them once.
- In my time there I saw milk in the most solid form I have ever seen and will ever see.
- The kids room was filled knee-deep in toys and trash. They told me that the one brother had once thrown up in there and since the mom refused to enter the room, it never got cleaned up and was buried somewhere under the rubble.
- One time the family dog, a large standard poodle, urinated a large amount of pee all over the kitchen floor. While I looked for something to clean it up, the kids took cookie sheets and places them on the floor to walk across. Apparently this was a common occurrence.
OK, now it's Reddit's turn. As usual, I've culled through to find the best ones — hope you enjoy!
Paramedic here!
100 two liter soda bottles filled with urine "because the toilet is broken." But where was he pooping? Where was he pooping??
Hey, compost is expensive. This guy might have had a whole operation going. I guess if that was the case, maybe he'd fix the toilet though.
A 5-year old in diapers.
I was an adult literacy volunteer and I went to this couple's trailer. A kid walks in shirtless, wearing a diaper. At first, I thought it was a joke. Then I thought maybe developmental issues. Then the mother says "'bout time ta change 'at diaper ain't it?" And the boy said defiantly, "You ain't gonna change my diaper."
This just makes me think of that Steve James documentary, Stevie. Which you should totally, watch, by the way, if you enjoy documentaries about horrifying sadness, poverty and dysfunction. I give it an A-.
Spent the night at a friend's house in 6th grade. He lived with just his mom, dad wasn't in the picture and he was an only child, so they had a close relationship. We were having a great time, until his mom called him for bath time. With her. Like, together. They even left the door open like it was nothing.
I have a childhood acquaintance on Facebook who broadcasts a seriously inappropriate relationship with her son and I can TOTALLY SEE THIS. Also this is why Facebook is absolutely the worst, ever.
I went to a friends house and they had their halls lined with grandfather clocks. This was a little weird but nothing major. The weird part came when his dad told me and my friend "don't you kids go around telling anybody about my clocks". Now Ill never forget about his precious clocks.
Are you kidding now I'm never going to forget those clocks. WHY THE CLOCKS?
This is me reposting from the last time this question came up, but I feel like these people deserve the double shame.
They keep a sewing needle/pin stuck into their hand towel. I found it by reaching to use the hand towel to dry my hands and putting the pin through my finger. I was like wtf guys and they just shrugged as in ,'you don't have sharp objects hiding in towels?' They then went on to explain that it was used for draining pimples.
I hope West Elm is reading this, because apparently there is a real market for a functional yet stylish pimple-popping needle containment system.
My friend, Todd, and I were both 10 years old. I spent a lot of time at his house, but always had the feeling that things were just off in some way. I didn't know what his mom did for a living, but I did know she slept until 2 PM daily. Todd told me that the overwhelming urine smell in the basement was from his cat, but I couldn't understand how one cat was capable of that stench.
His mom and stepdad eventually were caught and did prison time for manufacturing crystal meth.
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By: SatanHimself03.18.2014 @ 5:43 PM
My best friend in the 4th grade had these two dogs that were "show dogs" I was always told. I was also told I could NEVER touch their ears.
Anyway, the dogs were allowed to shit in the house wherever they wanted and my friend and his Sister were responsible for cleaning it up. But they just didn't. Or only ever occasionally, like at the end of the week. So there were always piles of shit just everywhere throughout the whole house, and everyone just dodged around them like it was no big deal.
If someone were to step in one, there was always this big freakout and someone would clean the one smeared crap leave all the others.
The more I think about it, the more I think I've been repressing my memory of that place…
By: Cajun Boy ☆03.18.2014 @ 6:58 PM
Um, thanks for sharing that. Yeah.
By: LT03.18.2014 @ 5:50 PM
One time when I was about 8 or 9 my parents had to pick up a kid who was on my baseball team for practice. The kid was always a little off and slight dirty but whatever. I knocked on the door and his parents told me to come inside. To my astonishment, their house had no floor. Instead, where a floor would normally be it was all dirt. I opened my eyes a little bit further and I noticed that there was about 20-30 full sized pigs living in his house with him. His family had a large trough in the center of the room that what would normally have been a living room.
Fun fact: That kid is now spending his life in prison for murder.
By: Kid_Presentable03.18.2014 @ 6:13 PM
Totally random question, but were they Mormon? I vaguely recall a childhood visit to a family's home that was filthy; dogs running throughout the house, babies toddling around with full diapers, etc. They were the only Mormon family I knew, and I kind of always equated that kind of squalor with Mormonism. The weirdest thing that stuck with me though was that they refused to remove the 6-pack ring from the last can. They'd pull off all the other cans, then drink the 6th one with the rings still attached. I was only a kid, but I got serious possible-serial-killer vibes from all of them.
By: Levi03.18.2014 @ 6:28 PM
The Mormons I knew were always really neat. Also, the ones I knew couldn't drink soda because it had caffeine in it.
By: Kid_Presentable03.18.2014 @ 7:17 PM
Maybe it was caffeine-free or maybe they were as strict about their religion as they were about their hygiene.
By: Gamaray1803.18.2014 @ 7:26 PM
@Kid_Presentable – all the mormons I have ever known were crazy clean folks.
By: TFBuckFutter03.18.2014 @ 6:02 PM
"I went to a friends house and they had their halls lined with grandfather clocks. This was a little weird but nothing major. The weird part came when his dad told me and my friend "don't you kids go around telling anybody about my clocks". Now Ill never forget about his precious clocks."
Umm. You just told EVERYBODY about his clocks you dumbass.
I bet that poster will be found with a grandfather clock key implanted in his brain via his eyeball.
By: crispyaod03.18.2014 @ 8:25 PM
That's the only one that I can come up with a reasonable explanation for. Maybe they were pretty valuable and the guy was just really paranoid that if all the kids knew about them someone might try to steal some or something.
By: Duchess03.23.2014 @ 2:57 AM
god midnight in that house must have been the worst
By: JJ Jr.03.18.2014 @ 6:03 PM
Ugh. Hope that non-dish-cleaning family enjoyed their e.coli. The one about the narcissistic doctor is amazing, and the one about the clocks is hilarious.
Do meth labs smell like urine? Was that family using the smell of urine to mask the smell of meth manufacture? Or did this cat just really love to pee?
By: Kid_Presentable03.18.2014 @ 6:06 PM
Methlabs and cat piss are damn near identical. Or so Jesse Pinkman says.
By: TFBuckFutter03.18.2014 @ 6:11 PM
My sister went to a friends house in high school and was offered a snack….boom! Stick of butter. She said the fridge was just chock full of sticks of butter.
By: Levi03.18.2014 @ 6:25 PM
I had a friend whose family had pictures of hitler in the hallway by the front door. It wasn't really hitler, but his grandfather who had played him in a movie. I couldn't help but wonder if they didn't have any other pictures of the guy that they could put up.
Also, I was going out with this girl that did a lot of babysitting so plenty of time I would go hang out with her while she was doing this. At one house, the kids, probably about 7-8, were showing us toys or whatever in their room. There was a closet that had the door with stuff piled up in front of it. It was random stuff neatly organized just in front of the door so it looked weird. I asked one of the kids why the stuff was there. They said they couldn't go in the closet. I asked why and they said it was because thats where their dad keeps all his guns. The house was pretty big, so I'm not sure why he had to keep the guns in their kid's room. However, it was Texas so there was a good chance that they just owned a shitload of guns and just ran out of places to store them.
By: Digital Wonderbread03.18.2014 @ 6:28 PM
"My friend walked in to the kitchen and put her plate, her boyfriend's plate, and her mom and dad's plate all in the cabinet with the other "clean" dishes. I could have been sick. I dropped all contact with them. That was just too much."
And that's how you keep that annoying neighbor kid from coming over.
By: Mayorjimmy03.18.2014 @ 6:34 PM
Just finished watching Stevie today as part of my English class. The most disturbing people in that documentary were the Aryan Nation guys telling him about prison.
By: VladimirA03.18.2014 @ 6:35 PM
I had a friend who's family kept a special jug of water next to the kitchen sink, which the grandma would use to wash her asshole. I still can't believe it even as I'm typing the words. His house had an ant problem and other strange things, but that one pushed me over the line. The house was really nice, but after finding out about the ass jug I just could never relax there.
By: TFBuckFutter03.18.2014 @ 6:57 PM
To this day I keep a wash cloth next to our sink for washing my dick after sex.
My wife told me recently that not long after we first got married, her mother was helping her do something, and grabbed that washcloth and before she could stop her she used it to wash her face.
I was like "Why'd you wait so long to tell me that? That makes me so incredibly happy and I am now mad at you for robbing me of years of knowing your mom washed her face with my dirty dick cloth."
By: Ami Lo03.18.2014 @ 7:01 PM
@TFBuckFutter: why oh why?!
By: VladimirA03.18.2014 @ 7:03 PM
TFBuckFutter, sounds like you are on some Samurai level of dick cleanliness.
By: TFBuckFutter03.18.2014 @ 7:07 PM
Not really.
I am just too lazy to shower. Wet the cloth, wash my junk, put my pants back on.
By: Bobman03.19.2014 @ 9:42 AM
@TFBuckFutter you know, they make disposable wipes now. They work really well for that purpose, and you don't have a dirty dick towel laying around.
By: Tubesteak03.18.2014 @ 6:43 PM
I just want you to know that the story of the plate licking dogs elicited a gag reflex out of me.
By: Embarrassed Black Guy03.18.2014 @ 8:36 PM
I remember being surprised when my white friends didn't use washcloths. Like, y'all know you use the soap on your ass and face, and there's only one bar in here, so how clean is that communal, nasty ass soap really?
By: TFBuckFutter03.18.2014 @ 8:38 PM
Did everyone get their own washcloth?
Or were you all sharing a washcloth which would, presumably, be more likely to hold germs than a bar of soap?
By: Stay Frosty03.18.2014 @ 9:33 PM
I heard about it first and didn't believe it, so I asked the white people on my Facebook how they wash themselves. A majority said they used the bar of soap or a loofah.
By: Steve03.19.2014 @ 12:05 AM
That was a Chappelle's Show quote you guys :-)
By: procrasty03.18.2014 @ 9:05 PM
Thankfully never experienced anything that weird first hand, but my dad works in social housing so, I'm going to go with this one from his back catalog:
An entire loft of used sanitary towels.
Rather than putting the used towels in the bin like anything resembling normal people, both the mother and daughter of this household just stood on their landing and lobbed the bloodied towels into the open loft hatch. This had been normal practice for years.
By: stevehandjobs02.08.2015 @ 12:10 AM
no one knows what the fuck you are even talking about
By: Anom03.18.2014 @ 9:38 PM
But where was he pooping? WHERE WAS HE POOPING ?
By: FrankenPC03.18.2014 @ 10:04 PM
I went to dinner with my brother-in-law's brother (concunado?) and their wife and 5 year old kid. My brother in law had previously told me that this particular 5 year old had a small anger management problem. So, we're eating dinner at their house and the kid grabs a nice, sharp steak knife and starts stabbing everything in sight. The father grabs the knife and hides it away and keeps eating.
So this is how homicidal maniacs come out of perfectly normal homes.
By: MikeTV03.19.2014 @ 12:12 AM
My friends used to eat raw hot dogs all the time, they liked the cheese filled ones the best… I gagged while typing this.
By: Bobman03.19.2014 @ 9:44 AM
Whiel I agree that this is gross… raw hot dogs aren't raw, they're basically just rolls of balogna.
My aunt eats raw bacon. THAT shit is gross.
By: Doby Mick03.19.2014 @ 4:31 AM
Boy, does america sound fucked up.
By: Frenchy03.19.2014 @ 3:29 PM
It's a big country. Most of us are pretty boring.
By: noharmnofoul03.19.2014 @ 7:26 AM
When I was in High school, I spent the night at my friends house for the first time. I was appalled. They kept two huge saint bernards in a 900 sq ft house, that was overflowing with garbage, counter tops with unwashed dishes, and just generally nasty stuff. I went to use their bathroom, and noticed they didn't have a trashcan for the TP. They just tossed it on the floor behind the toilet. Their only shower was filled with clothes, and there was a layer of disgusting clothes on the floor as well. I went outside to pee. I didn't go back after that.
By: AntMac04.16.2014 @ 3:59 AM
I don't understand. Don't you flush the toilet paper down the toilet?. Why would you need a "trashcan" when there is a toilet right there?.
By: t0ki03.19.2014 @ 7:41 AM
As soon as I saw "gamecube" on the last post, I thought it was headed for bro-rape.
By: Conspyre03.22.2014 @ 5:08 PM
"Did you spray Axe on this?"
By: Arrogant Bastard03.19.2014 @ 1:03 PM
I've had a couple of these horrifying experiences.
First one was as a 15 yr old at a new babysitting job for a couple I had never met before. They had one son, maybe 3 or 4 yrs old. When I arrived, I walked into their house and was promptly assaulted by the noxious odor of piss, shit, puke, and rotting garbage. The parents were weird looking borderline circus freaks. Their son, with ultra thick glasses and wandering eyes, was busy stabbing an orange with a syringe filled with water. Apparently, he had a medical condition that required daily injections of some drug, and stabbing the orange was some sort of therapy to help him deal with it. Dirty dishes piled high in the sink, leftover food and garbage littering the kitchen counters and table. They put their son to bed before they left for their night out.
Every room in the house was some kind of Twilight Zone of filth and disarray. I could not believe how these people lived. When I got to the master bedroom, I found a foot long rubber dildo that had a crank at the bottom. When you turned the crank, the head of the penis flailed around like some drunken anaconda. There was a large wooden chest in the corner that was unlocked. I opened it to find weed, pills, pipes, bongs, and a massive hardcore pornography collection.
Needless to say, I never went back there again.
By: virnomine03.19.2014 @ 3:42 PM
Isn't milk in it's most solid state, cheese?
By: stevehandjobs02.08.2015 @ 12:12 AM
ohhh you wish
By: paigro03.19.2014 @ 3:52 PM
A friend of mine is at a company picnic. He's talking with a few of his co workers when one of their children comes up to tell his mom he's hungry. This child looks about 10-12 years old, mind you.. She said let me finish talking. He kept pulling on her shirt, next thing you know out comes her boobie and she is breast feeding her kid in front of everyone. If the kid's old enough to ask for it he should be eating real food! I would be creeped out to see this in someone's home, let alone in public.
By: entropy03.19.2014 @ 6:57 PM
I worked for a consignment store in Texas once, and we have to move a king size bed from a house outside of town. We walked in, dropped a plastic sheet on the top of the mattress (NEVER move someone else's mattress without wrapping it), and then went to life to wrap the bottom, and between the mattress and box spring were literally dozens of dirty hatchets. Every one of them covered in filth except the sharpened blade, and me and my fellow mover just looked at each other in fear. The owner of the home came in, yelled at her husband that "he forgot to move the hatchets again," and scooped them all up.
We finished wrapping up and moved the mattress out and took off hell bent for leather. I left town a few days later, never even wanted to know what happened there, but they acted like everyone kept their sharpened, dirty hatchets between the mattress and box spring.
By: whosthatgirl03.20.2014 @ 3:10 PM
I had some mutual friends move close to where I live. I felt it was my duty to help introduce them to the neighborhood and befriend them (at least until they made friends of their own). I helped them move in and unpack, etc. The first few weeks the place was in shambles but I gave them a pass as they moved from overseas with a small baby, so I get it. After a couple of months, the place still looked like it did that first week. I would go to have tea with the mom a couple of times a week in the afternoons and was constantly appalled at what I'd see. Old foods from previous meals just sort of lying around and getting dried out and mummified on their table. Boxes of crackers and cookies wide open sitting on random surfaces from months before (some of them I know for sure because they were a specific brand and had not moved an inch from my previous visits). The kitchen was filthy and just had shit (not in the literal sense) all over the place. The bad thing is they were super anal retentive about the baby not getting dirty/sick/touched by people with unwashed hands etc. How can you be overprotective about a baby's well-being and health when you have it living in an unclean environment? I just never understood it. They recently bought a beautiful home and moved in and even after a few months, it was like more space/more surfaces to spread our shit around.
By: SundayLeftovers03.26.2014 @ 1:52 PM
@stacy I am still hesitant to go to The Mutter. I am assuming that is the site you are linking. That place has always geeked me out. I avoid 22nd St specifically because of that place.
By: Dan Seitz ☆03.27.2014 @ 12:10 PM
I knew a guy in his late fifties from my comics shop back in the day. Nice guy, VERY into nerd stuff, basically your standard Baby Boomer nerd. He dropped dead of a heart attack at work, poor guy, and apparently he left no will, so the shop owner took over some of the tasks of cleaning up after death.
He deputized a few of us teenagers to come help him get the stuff out of the house, since it was a rental and the landlord was going to chuck it all in the dumpster.
He opened the door and there were action figures EVERYWHERE. As in, on every single wall. In filing cabinets. On every flat surface. On the tub ledge.
This was the late '90s so the toy craze was taking off, and some of them were mint on card, but it was pretty clear the dude just compulsively bought action figures, no matter how thrashed they were. They weren't carefully arranged or anything, they were just… there.
In retrospect, I realize the poor guy was mentally ill and needed help. But he didn't know how to ask for it, and he was so harmless, that everybody just assumed he was a bachelor with a normal life.


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The Minnesota Client Security Board has approved payments totalling $46,088.33 for clients who lost money due to dishonest attorney conduct.
Five claims were paid in connection with the conduct of three Minnesota attorneys. Two of those attorneys – Deno W. Berndt and Barry V. Voss – have been disbarred. A third, Shana Gail Buchanan, was placed on "disability inactive status" by the Minnesota Supreme Court in 2013.
One claim was paid to a client of Berndt for $14,888.33. That brings the total dollar amount of claims paid because of Berndt's conduct to $438,012.94. Two claims totalling $20,000 were paid to clients of Voss, bringing the total dollar amount of claims paid to clients of Voss to $37,400. Two claims against Buchanan were paid in the amount of $11,200.
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What does confide mean?
Definitions for confidekənˈfaɪd
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word confide.
Princeton's WordNet
reveal in private; tell confidentially
entrust, intrust, trust, confide, commit(verb)
confer a trust upon
"The messenger was entrusted with the general's secret"; "I commit my soul to God"
To trust, have faith (in).
To entrust (something) to the responsibility of someone.
I confide this mission to you alone.
To take (someone) into one's confidence, to speak in secret with. ( + in)
I could no longer keep this secret alone; I decided to confide in my brother.
To say (something) in confidence.
Origin: From confido, from con- + fido; see faith, fidelity.
Webster Dictionary
to put faith (in); to repose confidence; to trust; -- usually followed by in; as, the prince confides in his ministers
to intrust; to give in charge; to commit to one's keeping; -- followed by to
Origin: [L. confidere; con- + fidere to trust. See Faith, and cf. Affiance.]
Chambers 20th Century Dictionary
kon-fīd′, v.i. to trust wholly or have faith (with in): to rely.—v.t. to entrust, or commit to the charge of.—ns. Confidant′, one confided in or entrusted with secrets: a bosom-friend:—fem. Confidante′; Con′fidence, firm trust or belief: faith: self-reliance: firmness: boldness: presumption; Con′fidency.—adj. Con′fident, trusting firmly: having full belief: positive: bold.—n. a confidential friend.—adj. Confiden′tial, (given) in confidence: admitted to confidence: private.—advs. Confiden′tially; Con′fidently.—n. Confid′er, one who confides.—adj. Confid′ing, trustful.—adv. Confid′ingly.—n. Confid′ingness.—Confidence trick, a swindler's trick, whereby a person is induced to hand over money as a mark of confidence in the swindler; Confidant person, in Scots law, a confidential person, partner, agent, &c. [L. confidĕre—con, sig. completeness, and fidĕre, to trust.]
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of confide in Chaldean Numerology is: 6
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of confide in Pythagorean Numerology is: 2
Sample Sentences & Example Usage
We rarely confide in those who are better than we are.
We confide in our strength, without boasting of it we respect that of others, without fearing it.
We confide in our strength, without boasting of it; we respect that of others, without fearing it.
A friend should be one in whose understanding and virtue we can equally confide, and whose opinion we can value at once for its justness and its sincerity.
The promises of this world are, for the most part, vain phantoms; and to confide in one's self, and become something of worth and value is the best and safest course.
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Hi all!
I am a housewife and a mother of two boys, a 5 year old and a newborn :) so that leaves me with very little time to take care of myself and groom myself. However I still take time out to do some basic hair care routine. I personally believe that we must love ourselves inside and out to be able to take care of ourselves. Being healthy on the inside shows on the outside and being well groomed on the outside makes one feel happy to be in their skin which in turn positively affects our physiology. So it is a win-win game always.
How it all began?:
My hair story is not all that great because it was very late when I started growing my hair. My mum for some reason was not very keen on having me and my sister grow out our hair. So I was practically a tomboy up until my third year in graduation. After which I decided to grow my hair.
I have very dry hair and skin but my scalp is comparatively oily but not so much that it can withstand the rigors of winters. Having my father in the defense only meant constant transfers, new places, new weather conditions and new water type. And now that I think of it I am pretty glad that my mum kept our hair short as it would not have survived all the constant changes. All this only helped me to become not so conscious of the different water and weather conditions for which I am thankful.
Finally after settling down in my current city did I decide to grow out my hair. I have beautiful hair I must say. It is neither poker straight nor curly but naturally wavy and bouncy and the correct hair care can do wonders to it. However, it is not in the least thick and does not grow very fast and is easily prone to breakage and split ends being dry. There is also hair fall but not very much.
Even with all these issues I still love my hair to no end and am in the process of growing it longer. For years it was a typical layered cut shoulder length hair, but now it is past my shoulder.
My hair care routine:
I only wash my hair once for the fear of drying it further. I always do the same old hot oil hot towel treatment and leave the oil overnight and then before I wash I apply a hair mask of either whole egg + honey + essential oil or whole egg + banana + essential oil which I leave on for like 40 minutes to 1 hour and then wash it out with my L'Oreal smooth intense shampoo and conditioner for dry hair (Dharu's reviews is what made me get this). Even here I go easy with the shampoo and religiously leave the conditioner in my hair for a few mins.
I am still facing issues with its dryness, hair fall and lack of life in it and breast feeding and hormonal imbalance etc only add to it. However I religiously follow my weekly routine at home. I also go for a hair spa to my local parlor once a month. Initially I was skeptical about it but once it started showing results, it has become a regular habit.
In a jist, following are the pointers I keep in mind as far as my hair care routine is concerned.
1. I weekly heat pure coconut oil (hailing from Kerala helps me procure the purest form from our farm) along with a few drops of Dabur almond oil and apply it on my hair.
2. I leave this overnight.
3. Before wash I do the hot towel treatment (heat water in a vessel, dip a nice big towel into it and squeeze out the excess water, now the towel is nice and warm. Wrap this around your hair like a turban and leave it on till the towel cools down. Repeat the process a few more times. This will open the pores in the scalp and will aid in easy absorption of the oil into the roots of your hair.)
4. Now I take an egg, quite a large quantity of Dabur almond oil (to kill the stench of the yolk.) Yes yolk, I heard that it is good for dry hair due to its fat content. And a banana (the more black it is the better) or few drops of honey whichever is available. Mix it all together and my hair pack is ready. Leave it on for 40 minutes to one hour and rinse it off under the tap. Then shampoo and conditioner as usual.
5. Final water + lime juice rinse for hair for the extra shine
6. I then apply a few drops of Livon silky potion into my wet hair and comb it. Comb with wide toothed brush or comb to remove tangles (I only have wide toothed combs) :)
7. I also take amla (gooseberry, nellika) mixed with honey everyday in the morning which has made hair better. This is available in local supermarkets.
8. Also a few almonds thrown in can do wonders for early morning hunger pangs if not for hair ;)
Some of the pointers I keep in mind to NOT subject my hair to are:
- Any kind of heat curling, blow drying, straightening etc
- Rub wet hair to dry it, only tie my towel around it to take in the excess water and then air dry it
- Excessively using shampoo to wash away all the oil
- Thoroughly washing off all the conditioner
- Leaving hair uncovered to pollution and the sun when outside. However I don't cover myself up like a dacoit though. I make very good use of an umbrella and helmets and hats etc.
- Excessive combing and brushing
Some of the practices I would like to incorporate into my hair care routine are:
- Use of henna as a hair pack (any recipes for dry hair)
- Use of shikakai
- Oiling and washing hair twice a week
- Increasing water intake
- Some kind of specific oiling and hair pack routine for healthy hair
- Finally, I would like say that genes play a major role in our everything, from the way we walk, talk to our skin, hair and health. Overall well being is what one should aim for. I am not against pampering and grooming of oneself as that enhances our self esteem. Love yourself because there is only one of your kind in the entire universe BUT do not end up a narcissist. I love who I am and am happy to be in my skin. :)
Why do I wish to try the MABH oil?
I would be really happy to try the MABH hair oil as I know that it will definitely improve the health of my hair. I am sure that it will benefit in hair growth and adding luster to my dull dry hair. I love my hair and want to give it the best because I know that it will turn out beautiful if given the appropriate care.
Until next time. Stay beautiful!


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By Jack Toole, MD, FRCPC
Psoriatic arthritis is a less common form of arthritis and occurs in approximately 30 per cent of people who have psoriasis (a disorder causing areas of the skin to become inflamed and be covered with silvery or grey scales).
Although psoriasis may start at any age (commonly in the late teens), the arthritis component usually makes its appearance later - in the 20s, 30s and 40s.
(Check out Psoriasis Guide for more information about psoriasis.)
Men are just as likely as women to get this disease, which affects the joints -- often in the knees -- but is also seen in the wrists, ankles, fingers and toes.
We don't know specifics of what causes psoriatic arthritis, but we can point to hereditary, environmental and immunological factors to play some role.
There is no cure for psoriatic arthritis so medication, physiotherapy and daily-living adjustments are used to minimize pain and stiffness.
About the author:
Jack Toole, MD, FRCPC, Professor of Medicine, University of Manitoba. Area of specialty: general dermatology with a special interest in pediatric dermatology.


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Home pressure is killing us - Kotoko goalkeeper Soulama
Asante Kotoko goalkeeper Soulama Abdoulaye says heightened pressure from the fans is responsible for the side's poor home record.
The champions have won only twice from the six games played so far at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium this season.
Kotoko have however churned out more assertive displays on their travels despite their inability to pick up wins with superior ball possession and a lions share of the chances created.
And goalkeeper Soulama says the pressure playing before an expectant home crowd is telling on the team's performance.
"At Baba Yara Stadium there is a lot of pressure on us,†he told Kumasi-based Angel FM.
"The home pressure is too much but when we are away we can play our normal game better.
"I always say at Baba Yara Stadium, the pressure on the team to perform is just too much.
"In away matches, we are free and can play our normal game but at home, we have to win by force to make the supporters happy.â€
Kotoko currently lie outside the top four with 19 points – three less than leaders Aduana Stars after eleven rounds of games.
Source: MTNFootball.com
CommentsThis article has 3 comment(s), give your comment
henry says:December 19, 2012 03:56 amYes the pressure is too much.In Europe you'll see and hear the home fans are singing and edging their teams on,especially when they're down.In Ghana what do we see,insults and throwing objects at players.Soulama was right,let back them.
Pepe says:December 18, 2012 08:54 pmI have now realised, why players from south and central American countries turn to perform better in europe than our brothers from Africa. How can you perform in europe when you can't even play in front of an expectant crowd in kumasi. twia ka yawa players.
jon says:December 18, 2012 08:35 pmmassa,,dont throw dust into our eyes,,,wat pressure dey on u,,,,


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I don't know about any of you, but my holidays consisted of wonderful insanity. Most importantly, it was Lil Bit's first Christmas. She probably didn't enjoy it as much Baby Daddy and I did, but it was a lot of fun.
Anywhoooo, now that I have shared all the cuteness that is my girl, on to other things.
First off, if you didn't know it, my new book, Seasons of Sorrow, is coming out on Thursday, January 16, 2014. I'm equal parts terrified and excited to release it since it is nothing like any of my other books. I only hope everyone who reads it felt what I did when I wrote it. You can read more about the book on Goodreads. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18802894-seasons-of-sorrow
Next up, I am a busy girl this year. Baby Daddy, Lil Bit, and I will be in Houston on January 18 for a signing at Pearland Library. Admission is free! If you want to meet me and perhaps purchase a signed book, come on down! I would love to see you!
I have 5 other signings in the works. Yes, 5! I'll be in Houston again in February, Ft. Lauderdale, FL in March, Knoxville, TN in July, and so on and so forth. I'm trying to get in to the LoveNVegas event in October, but don't know if they can fit me in…..help a girl out, would ya? Bug the shit out of them because I WANNA GO TO VEGAS, DAMMIT!
Lastly, if you notice the title of this post, you'll see the words 'To Do List'. Yes, I have a massive To Do List. MASSIVE. I honestly need a wife AND an assistant to do all this shit and write books. I've got books to write, a 6 1/2 month old baby, and a day job. So I keep more than one To Do List. I am obsessed with them. I think I have 4 ongoing lists at this moment in time. I just wish I could find some cool notepads…any suggestions? When I say cool, I mean funny and inappropriate. Swear words are a must.
Okay, I've expelled enough word vomit. It's time to go play with Lil Bit and go to Half Price Books, aka Heaven. Here's something to help you have a Sexy Saturday….


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When the President of the United States speaks, you listen. And today more than 1,000 cadets at West Point Military Academy (and many, many more via the Internet) did just that.
Delivering the esteemed academy's commencement address, Barack Obama addressed the newest class of officers by speaking to his position on foreign policy, the future of America's military, and the new and unique challenges that 2014's graduates will face. He touched upon terrorism, American leadership, war, and the world that West Point's graduating class will soon enter. But no matter your military status, Obama's speech made a few points that everyone can related to. Below, five takeaways from the Commander-in-chief. [Tweet these tips!]
1. Learn to adapt. Obama told graduates, "The world is changing with accelerating speed. This presents opportunity, but also new dangers." He went on to say. "It will be your generation's task to respond to this new world." His point: The world we live in isn't the same as it was 10 years ago, last year, or even yesterday for that matter. Graduates today are tasked with the challenge of adapting to an ever-changing world, and working toward solutions to responding to that world. Refuse to change, refuse to adapt, and you'll be left behind.
2. Be a good leader. "The question we face is not whether America will lead, but how we will lead," Obama told the newest class of officers. Throughout his speech, the president emphasized America's important place on the world stage. But being a leader is about more than just being powerful or being the one in charge. Setting a good example starts with leading the right way—by example, and through strong beliefs, perseverance, and hard work. (Need a place to start? Check out words of wisdom from these nine female leaders.)
3. Find the right solutions. "Just because we have the best hammer does not mean every problem is a nail." This one basically speaks for itself. Think outside of the box. You'll be surprised what you can figure out.
4. Follow the rules. Obama told graduates, "American influence is always stronger when we lead by example." He added, "We cannot exempt ourselves from the rules that apply to everyone else." And while this certainly applies to leadership (if you're the boss, you should follow the rules you'd like your employees to follow too!), it relates to more. A healthy lifestyle, for one, is something that comes with a recipe for success (we try to share that recipe with you every day!), and while everyone needs a slight variation of ingredients (exercise, diet, and sleep, for example), following the rules is a surefire way to keep yourself on track and accountable.
5. Surround yourself with good people. "We should not expect change to happen overnight. That's why we form alliances—not only with governments, but with ordinary people." Okay, so you might not be able to call up the U.K. to back you on that business plan you've been toying with, but finding the right people to support you, guide you, and just be there for you during this crazy life is super important. In fact, studies show that strong support systems (alliances?) are linked to longer, healthier, and happier lives.


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67 WALL STREET, New York - January 22, 2014 - The Wall Street Transcript has just published its current Value Investing and Other Strategies Report . This special feature contains expert industry commentary through in-depth interviews with highly experienced Money Managers. The full issue is available by calling (212) 952-7433 or via The Wall Street Transcript Online.
Topics covered: Small Cap Investing - Value Oriented Strategy - High-Quality Companies - Upside in Small-Cap Stocks - Bottom-Up Stock Selection - Portfolio Diversification with Closed-End Mutual Funds - High-Grade Fixed Income Securities - Sector Rotation Investing
Companies include: U.S. Dollar Denominated Fixed Income Securities
In the following excerpt from the Value Investing and Other Strategies Report, an expert fixed income portfolio manager discusses the outlook for 2014:
TWST: Can you begin by giving us an overview of the AST New Discovery Asset Allocation Portfolio? What role does your firm C.S. McKee play in the management of the fund?
Mr. Allen: Our role is as one of the seven managers hired to direct investments for the fund. In particular we manage core fixed income, and believe ourselves and Bradford & Marzec are the two submanagers designated to manage the core bond portion of the portfolio. From what I understand, the portfolio is part of the variable annuity business at Prudential, and it's one of the - I believe now 19 funds they offer under that umbrella.
TWST: Can you give us a look inside the fund that you manage?
Mr. Allen: Our portion of the fund is equal to 11% of the total, and our role with them is to manage in a style very much in keeping with our other fixed income plans. We focus on high-grade, domestic only, dollar-denominated core fixed income. That means involvement in the broad range of assets including Treasuries, agencies, credit and mortgages.
We typically focus on single-A and above-rated issuers with larger more liquid deals. We are a fairly active manager with the focus more on security selection and less on sector management, and even less on active duration. A macro-level forecast has little influence on portfolio structure; security research and active trading among liquid securities is really our approach for adding value.
TWST: What are your guiding investment principles or the valuation methods that point to your choices of security selection?
For more of this interview and many others visit the Wall Street Transcript - a unique service for investors and industry researchers - providing fresh commentary and insight through verbatim interviews with CEOs, portfolio managers and research analysts. This special issue is available by calling (212) 952-7433 or via The Wall Street Transcript Online.


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What didn't I eat Wednesday may be a more appropriate title.
I may have over-done it on the sweets…
Do you look forward to the holidays being over? After I left my mom's last night, I was sad to be going home alone, but at the same time a little relieved to get back into a normal routine.
I do hate leaving this beautiful scene though!
Today I was going to take another "break" from blogging. Then I realized a) I don't really have anything else to do and b) this would be a fun way to shock myself into going cold turkey on the sugar. I didn't get pictures of it all, and we slept in so it is kind of a random slew of snack rather than meals. You've been warned.
We didn't totally fail at Jenn's What I Ate Wednesday theme this month… but it could have been
better less sugar-filled:
Check out my Christmas eats, and then be sure to head over to Jenn @ Peas and Crayons and see what everyone else ate on this most wonderful day of the year!
Meal 1:
I didn't have Fitmixer Aminos at my mom's, but I did have my ACV and water first thing
Christmas Eve I prepared an overnight baked french toast to be ready to pop in the oven Christmas morning (almost afternoon… we didn't eat until 11a). We open presents while it baked. Before the toast, we started out with a Christmas tradition: mimosas!
The french toast was served with an easy cranberry sauce. I soaked fresh cranberries in Gran Mariner (orange liqueur), and placed it all in a small sauce pan with some vanilla liquid stevia and cinnamon. I let that simmer on low heat while we opened presents, adding a little water as needed.
The Brandied Baked French Toast recipe is below. It will look like it has a lot of booze in it, but it really isn't strong once you bake it. Most of the booze cooks out. I tried to keep it a little lighter using unsweetened almond milk rather than a traditional cream or whole milk. Making that simple change save a lot on calories and fat, but you don't loose any flavor. This resulted in a flavorful, surprisingly light, fluffy French toast… it may have to happen once more on New Years Day.
Also on our breakfast table was French-pressed coffee, ambrosia (my mom and sister's favorite… I passed), and fresh figs wrapped in prosciutto.
Meal 2:
Popcorn. We devoured a bag of Smart Food's Parmesan & Herb Popcorn while watching Elf.
I grazed some more on almonds, random sweets, an extra bite (or 5) of breakfast… but we really enjoyed sea salt-breadcrumb dark chocolate by Chuao that Santa brought me:
Meal 3:
I don't know if this counts as a meal… but we snacked on more prosciutto with Trader Joes' Raisin Rosemary Crisps (like the Raincoat crisps sold at WF, but much cheaper), cream cheese with strawberry-champagne jam, hummus, carrots, and celery while dinner cooked. With a pear cider cocktail (pear cider + brandy, ginger liqueur, and lime juice).
Meal 4:
This meal was probably unnecessary after all of that. In my family, Christmas Eve dinner and Christmas brunch are a bigger deal than Christmas night, so we didn't do anything too fancy.
I kept my plate small, but everything was delicious. We made a quick salad, wild rice with pomegranate and kale, roasted sweet potatoes, and grilled lamb chops. All drizzled with a thick balsamic. There was also an unpictured glass of Alamos Malbec…
did I mention the return of Sober January?
Also unnecessary was dessert… which I happily enjoyed. German Chocolate Cookies, coming to you Friday!
Brandied Baked French Toast
- 1 loaf Ciabatta bread in 1-inch slices
- 3 C unsweetned vanilla almond milk
- 3 eggs
- 1 T brown sugar
- 1 packet Stevia (can replace with more sugar)
- 1 T cinnamon
- 1/2 tsp nutmeg
- 3 T Cointreau
- 3 T Frangelico
- 1 T brandy
- Optional: 1/2 grated apple
Grease a 9×13-inch baking dish (I used Pam).
Place bread in two tightly-packed layers in the pan. If you use the apple or other fillings (any fruit or nut would work), sprinkle them between the layers.
Whisk milk, eggs, sugar, spices, and booze together in a large bowl. Pour mixture over the bread. Wrap tightly with plastic wrap and refrigerate overnight. The bread will absorb the milk mixture overnight.
Bake at 425 for 25-30 minutes, until fluffed and golden brown.
Cut into squares and serve with fruit, syrup, or any other favorite breakfast topping.
Serves 6-8.
Notes: If you don't like the alcohols, you may use a couple of teaspoons of vanilla or other extract. You could also experiment with other liqueurs like Irish cream, Gran Mariner, Kahlua, rum, etc.
The gluttony will stop after this week… I swear. I have one more cookie recipe to share, and it's slightly lightened up!
How were your holiday meals? What was the winner?
Are you a little relieved when the festivities end?


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Exchange Rates are determined by a number of factors, among which Interest Rates and Inflation are the most important. So, Let us Study the relationship between the Exchange Rates and the Interest Rates which can also be said to be Interest Rate Parity. Our tutors at Transtutors.com providing Finance Assignment and Homework help with utmost good quality and reasonable prices without plagiarism.
Interest Rate Parity is the relationship between the exchange rate and interest rate other factors remaining constant. As per Interest rate parity, interest rates around the world should be the same. However we know that interest rates in different currencies are different. So, what brings about Parity, obviously the Forex Market brings this parity
According to IRP if one country has a lower interest rate, the other currency of that country must be at a forward premium. The quantum of forward premium or discount is given by-
Interest Rate Differential / Interest Rate Factor
Thus, if risk free interest rate in US & India are 4% & 10% respectively, then in this scenario:
$ should be at a forward premium against Rupees, approximately by (10-4) = 6% and exactly by (10-4)/1.04 = 5.77%
Also, $ Should be at a forward discount against $ approximately by 6% and exactly by 6/1.1 = 5.45%
Based on the above discussion we can say that Forward Premium on $ = (10-4)/1.04
i.e. (F-S)/S = (iRs. – i$)/1+i$
So, we basically arrive to a conclusion that the ratio of forward rates to the spot rates is always equal to the ratio of interest rate factors.
The application of IRP can be discussed by dividing it into three parts. They are as follows:
1) In selecting forward cover or the money market cover for hedging purposes.
2) In appraisal of International Projects.
3) In selecting currency of borrowing or investing using IRP.
In forward cover foreign exchange exposures are covered by a forward contract. But in money market cover a homemade forward cover is created by simultaneous borrowing and lending activities in two different currencies to lock in the home currency value of a future foreign currency cash flow.
In case of international projects evaluation can be done by two methods:
a) Domestic currency approach: In case of Domestic currency approach the following steps are to be followed-
First of we have to convert the foreign currency cash flow into the home currency using the expected spot rates as per the IRP.
Secondly have to compute the NPV in Dollars using the Dollars discount rates.
b) Foreign Currency Approach: In case of foreign currency approach the steps are as follows:
Firstly have to find out the risk adjusted required rate of return in foreign currency. Then have to calculate the NPV in the foreign currency.
Secondly, have to convert the foreign currency IRP into Dollars using the Spot Rates.
If IRP holds good interest rates should be same across the globe on a hedged basis. So, if there are imperfections in the market it would be corrected and the effective cost of borrowing any currency should be equal to the cost of borrowing in the home currency under a covered basis. However there are certain imperfections in cases due to the government taxes, transaction costs which lower down the cost. So, we may require computing the cost of borrowing foreign currency either in percent terms or in absolute terms.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. - Entered into rest Thursday, February 7, 2002, Mr. John S. Allen, husband of Mrs. Wilma Allen of Hephzibah. Services will be held from the graveside, Monday, February 11, 2002, at 2 p.m. with Rev. Gene Carroll officiating. Interment Hillcrest Memorial Park. Addditional survivors include two daughters, Sandra Alley, Hephzibah, and Donna Lariscey of Belvedere, S.C.; two sisters, Laurette Bertilli and Lois Strom, both of Morganhill, Calif.; nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. The family will be receiving friends at the funeral home, today, until the hour of service.
The Augusta Chronicle February 11, 2002
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