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Aztec Motel - Historic Route 66 - Seligman, Arizona, USA.
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The Aztec Hotel & Gift Shop, Seligman, located directly alongside Route 66, is decorated with iconic murals on every available wall. The murals feature Road Trip associated automobiles & Mother Road scenery.
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location: Arizona
date approved: 7/9/2014
last visited: 10/1/2014
Copper Cart - Route 66, Seligman, Arizona, USA.
The Copper Cart neon sign is a 30s era representation of the Copper Ore Cart, typical of the carts used in the local Arizona copper mines. The Copper Cart Restaurant and Neon Sign scream Americana.
date approved: 7/7/2014
Center Theater - Vinita, Oklahoma, USA.
I believe Center Theatre to be the Oldest Cinema on Route 66, & One of the oldest Oklahoma cinemas still in business. Located in Vinita, Oklahoma.
location: Oklahoma
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Twisters Soda Fountain - Williams, Arizona, USA.
Twisters Soda Fountain - The Route 66 Place. Originally a Texaco filling station. Reborn as a Soda Fountain, Ice Cream Parlour, Diner, and Bar. Visiting Twisters is like taking a time machine back to the 1950s. Located in Williams, Arizona.
last visited: 5/21/2014
Will Rogers Highway - Route 66 Marker - Claremore, Oklahoma, USA.
Will Rogers Highway - Route 66 Marker - Main Street America. A memorial to Will Rogers whose greatness is paved in Route 66. Located in front of the Worlds Largest Gun Museum, alongside Route 66, in Claremore, Oklahoma.
Historic Seligman Sundries - Route 66 - Arizona, USA.
Historic Seligman Sundries - Built in 1904 and now serves as a historical reminder of Seligman's past. It has served as a theatre, dance hall, trading post, community center. Now a café, and gift shop. On the Register of National Historic Places.
Historic Route 66 - Center Theater - Vinita, Oklahoma, USA.
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date approved: 7/6/2014
Historic Route 66 - Desert Hills Motel - Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA.
The Desert Hills Motor Court Motel was built in 1953, and over 60 years later, the iconic Cactus Neon Sign still welcomes traveller's to sleep the night on Route 66.
Historic Route 66 - Drive-In Theatre - Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA.
The Admiral Drive-In began its life as the Modernaire, opened in 1951. Now named the 'Admiral Twin Drive-In Theatre' Travellers on the Mother Road, over 60 years later are enjoying the thrill of the outdoor cinema. Located in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Historic Route 66 - Twisters Soda Fountain - Williams, Arizona, USA.
Twisters Soda Fountain - The Route 66 Place. Originally a Texaco filling station. Reborn as a Diner & Soda Fountain. Visiting Twisters is like taking a time machine back to the 1950s. Located in Williams, Arizona.
Historic Route 66 - 66 Diner - Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.
The stunning rebuilt 50's style, '66 Diner' constructed in the 'Streamline Style' is one of the most attractive iconic diner's on Historic Route 66.
date approved: 7/3/2014
last visited: 7/26/2014
Historic Route 66 - El Vado Motel - Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.
The iconic 'El Vado Auto Court Motel' listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Situated alongside Historic Route 66. It is said that Millions have stayed in this Hotel on their journey on the Mother Road, through Albuquerque, New Mexico.
El Don Motel - Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.
The El Don Motel is a typical Route 66 Motel, but the Neon sign is a route 66 Icon, it features a larger than life, Neon Cowboy Riding a Neon Horse. The El don Motel is in Oldtown, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Historic Route 66 - Gun & History Museum - Claremore, Oklahoma, USA.
The Worlds Largest Gun Museum, opened in 1969, houses over 20,000 firearms and firearm related items. The J.M. Davis. Arms and Historical Museum is a Roadside Attraction alongside Route 66, Claremore, Oklahoma.
Historic Route 66 - Rio Grande - Albuqerque, Oklahoma, USA.
Rio Grande River, Route 66, Neon Road Markers, Located in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
location: New Mexico
Willamette National Cemetery - Portland, Oregon
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Blue Star Highway marker in Willamette National Cemetery
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location: Oregon
date approved: 7/1/2014
Historic Route 66 - Main Street of America - Claremore, Oklahoma, USA.
Will Rogers Highway - Main Street of America. A Historical Marker and Memorial to Will Rogers whose greatness is paved in Route 66. Located in front of the Worlds Largest Gun Museum, alongside Route 66, in Claremore, Oklahoma.
NC Scenic Byway Pottery Road - Robbins, NC
NC Scenic Byway Pottery Road,NC Hwy 705 Robbins, NC
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location: North Carolina
last visited: 7/1/2014
I-205 "War Veterans Memorial Freeway" - West Linn, Oregon
New Blue Star Memorial Highway marker on I-205
date approved: 6/30/2014
Historic Route 66 - Gateway Arch - Miami, Oklahoma, USA.
A large gateway arch across historic Route 66 in Miami, lets everyone know that it is the gateway to all of the Route 66's wonders and nostalgia across Oklahoma.
Historic Route 66 - Will Rogers Highway - Route 66 Monument - Afton, Oklahoma, USA.
A 'Will Rogers Highway' / 'Route 66' Historical Marker, has been placed alongside the nine feet wide, so called 'Ribbon Road' or 'Sidewalk Highway' located in Ottawa County, Oklahoma.
last visited: 8/9/2014
Historic Route 66 - Route 66 Auto Museum - Santa Rosa, New Mexico, USA.
The Route 66 Auto Museum has over 30 lovingly restored antique and vintage autos plus an assortment of motorcycles, bicycles, and Route 66 memorabilia. Located in Santa Rosa, New Mexico.
last visited: 7/11/2014
Historic Route 66 - Neon 66 Arch - Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.
Neon Bridge/Arch over West Central Avenue, or better known as Historic Route 66, Located in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
last visited: 5/18/2014
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UPDATE – Explosion Near Seeley Lake Sends Two to Hospital – One Transferred to Harborview in Seattle
An explosion near the Bison & Bear Mercantile near Seeley Lake has injured two.
An explosion near the Bison & Bear Mercantile near Seeley Lake has injured two.
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CJ Miles is her name, and looking absurdly hot in skimpy outfits is her game.
Who's the monster that did this to this poor cute pug: Removing its eye without its owner's permission?!?!
Missoula County Sheriff's Captain Brad Giffin has retired, and spoke on KGVO's Talk Back show about being heartbroken over the divisive election for sheriff.
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text: The Green Spire The Parish Magazine of St Andrew, Orford with Longford June 2013 School News 2 From the Vicar – 'green is for growing' 3 Who's On ... in June 5 Fiftieth Anniversary 6 What's On – in June 7 Around the Deanery 8 Notice Board 9 Ordinations at Liverpool Cathedral 11 Snippets from the Church Times 12 June Saints 13 As I see it – by Churchmouse 15 Time for a Laugh 16 From the Registers 17 Battle of the Atlantic Exhibition 18 Prayer Intentions for June 21 The Green Spire is published monthly. Copies are 35p per month, or £3.50 for a year's subscription – normally payable in January. Enquiries about advertisements welcome. 1 School News It seems a long time since Year 6 children did their SATs tests, which took place in the middle of May. There was a 100% attendance that week, and given all the hard work they've put into the tests, with booster classes and all sorts of extra tuition, we hope they have done really well. The results come out (in provisional form) towards the end of June. For the first time in many years (if ever), Walking Day will be a school day and all the children are expected to attend. The idea is to walk as a school and take part in this important Warrington tradition. In the afternoon, there will be a series of events connect with 'circus' for the children to enjoy and we hope to make it a truly memorable day. Somewhat predictably, it rained on Sports Day and the event had to be cancelled as the ground was so slippery. It will be re-arranged for sometime in June or early July. Key Stage 1 children (infants) went to a gymnastics event at Lymm High School recently and had a really good and inspiring time. Some of the older children took part in a rugby tournament at the Halliwell Jones stadium in May and beat their opponents by five tries to nil. They will now progress on to the next round of the competition. While still on the subject of rugby, members of the Dance Group took part in the first of four rehearsals in the town centre recently in preparation for a performance which will involve five hundred dancers to celebrate the Rugby World Cup later this year. Year 5 continued their African drumming sessions and the clubs have once again been very popular. The Breakfast Club continues to flourish with ten to fifteen regular members and a few occasional 'extras'. Next year (starting in September) there are plans to have an After School Club, to be held each evening from the time school finishes up to 6pm. Some of the plans are still to be finalised but it will be a real bonus to parents who have to work and struggle with child-care. 2 From the Vicar: I'm sure I'm not alone in saying that Before I started feeding the lawn, I much of what I do was never taught read the instructions. It seems there at College. Indeed, much of my are three components in the feed college work accounts for only a part: one to promote good, healthy small proportion of a 'routine' day. roots, a second to produce resilience So it won't surprise you that I spent and a third to feed the grass and an hour this week applying 'weed make it grow lush and fruitful. It and feed' to the lawn at the front of struck me that we might benefit church. I confess to mixed motives: from a little feed in our spiritual there was a wedding due that lives. afternoon and past experience says Putting down good roots is the key that it never rains once you've to growth in any plant – and I'm sure applied the granules (which means it apples to the Christian disciple too. hours of watering by hand to ensure How can we talk about our faith, or that it doesn't leave brown patches) live the Christian life, without first – which would be good for the knowing what it's all about. wedding party but not for yours Traditionally, the six weeks of Lent truly! And secondly, rain was have been time for putting down forecast so I might just escape the roots and grounding ourselves in tedium of watering it in. faith, but recently, the take up for We've recently moved into the Lent courses (not just locally, but Trinity season in church, depicted by everywhere) has dropped off. the green hangings and vestments. We often talk about touching base in After all the excitement and life, and prayer is just such an busyness of the seasons which opportunity to touch base with God started last Advent, ran through our Father. A prayerful life is one Christmas, Lent and Easter and more that is rooted and grounded in God. recently, Pentecost, it might seem It feeds everything we do and gives like a welcome break – and that's us purpose and strength to tackle really what it is. But it's not a time to the future. stand still – far from it. Trinity is a time for a different sort of action. Having put down roots, we need to It used to be said that green (the find resilience to withstand the trials liturgical colour we use at the and tribulations of daily living. This moment) is for growing. too is part of the feeding programme 3 for the lawn – and for us as followers church was much more than the of Christ. Another word for people who met where I was week resilience, in our case, might be by week. trust. We need to trust that God will So how do we go about growing? deliver us in times of trial and The first step, I think, I've already testing. And then we are ready to mentioned and that is growing our grow – the major part of the feeding own faith so that we can be effective programme. We grow in many ways; witnesses wherever we may be. I am by our interaction with one another, quite sure that lives well lived are far by the situations in which we find more attractive to most people who ourselves and through the are still outside the Church than sacraments, most notably Holy anything else. So step number one is Communion. Coming together as to build up ourselves. God's family, we are nurtured and fed. Secondly, we need to be willing to invite others to join us. I am always But feeding the lawn isn't just about impressed by the power of the the individual stalks of grass but school gate. Word spreads like about feeding the whole lawn. If we wildfire and if you want to fed just one or two stems, you encourage something in school, wouldn't see the slightest difference. there's no better place to start. So this season of Trinity is more than Word of mouth is a vital part of just growing as individuals; it's about communication, and inviting other growing as a church too. people – a personal invitation – For all sorts of reasons, there are not counts for a lot. And if that invitation so many of us on Sunday mornings includes an offer to walk to church as there used to be. Numbers have together, so that the other person gone down and the challenge we has someone to walk in with, then face is growing the church once there's potential for real growth. To again. I always feel heartened when keep them coming, we need to offer there's a good number in church, opportunities for their faith to grow; and still remember the first time I to feed their faith as we need to feed went to the cathedral for a diocesan- our own. So who will you bring this wide service at which there were summer? It would be good to see three to four thousand people. lots of new people in the next few When the service started, you really weeks. felt part of something much bigger than normal and got a sense that the Michael Raynor 4 Who's on in June… 2013 SIDESPEOPLE READER INTERCESSOR OFFERTORY J. Devereux 2 Jun W. Reddish D. Sutcliffe Sunday School M. Ellison L. Giblin L. Reddish 9 Jun O. Vowles Don Miller P. Smith W. Reddish F. Greatorex M. Greatorex 16 Jun B. Barnard D. Yeamans O. Vowles H. Smythe B. Barnard J. Brookman 23 Jun B. Glover K. Rowan D. Sutcliffe C. Muir S. Barnard E. Chambers 30 Jun B. Boscoe V. Donoghue V. Donoghue K. Chambers A. Yeamans M. Ellison 7 Jul W. McKinnon F. Greatorex D. Yeamans M. Jones 2013 PREPARE AND SERVE TEA WASH UP 2 Jun V. Carter / M. Loughead B. Boscoe / B. Glover 9 Jun M. Ellison / P. Smith F. Greatorex / L. Giblin 16 Jun B. Boscoe / B. Glover M. Ellison / P. Smith 23 Jun F. Greatorex / L. Giblin V. Carter / D. Miller 30 Jun V. Carter / O. Vowles Fr Michael 7 Jul M. Ellison / P. Smith B. Boscoe / B. Glover 2013 SUNDAY SCHOOL COUNTING COLLECTIONS 2 Jun E. Chambers D. Miller / P. Smith 9 Jun E. Chambers V. Carter / J. Raynor 16 Jun J. Raynor M. Ellison / A. Yeamans 23 Jun J. Raynor B. Boscoe / B. Glover 30 Jun J. Raynor D. Miller / P. Smith 7 Jul L. Giblin V. Carter / J. Raynor 2013 READ ON WEDS EVENING HALL CLEANING 2 Jun N. Lee (5 Jun) C. Worrall 9 Jun Fr Michael (12 Jun) Fr Michael 16 Jun D. Yeamans (19 Jun) J. Devereux 23 Jun D. Kirk (26 Jun) C. Worrall 30 Jun Don Miller (3 Jul) Fr Michael 7 Jul N. Lee (10 Jul) J. Devereux 5 Fiftieth Anniversary Most of our celebrations are planned for the Autumn leading up to St Andrew's Day at the end of November. We hope that everyone connected with St Andrew's will want to be part of the celebrations so this is a reminder of some of the dates. There will be more information in next month's Green Spire. Friday 13th to Sunday 15th September – Heritage Open Weekend. We intend to open the church on the Friday and Saturday and get out all our treasures; memories of the past and give everyone a chance to look around. There will be refreshments and a gift stall and some of the videos etc that we have gathered to show our history. We've had a few contributions of memories of St Andrew's and would welcome more. They don't need to be long but they will all paint a picture of the role of St Andrew's in the local community. On the Sunday, we will celebrate our Dedication (the return to church after the fire)and in the evening, there will be a service of Evensong. Saturday 28th September – Fiftieth Anniversary Dinner We are planning a sumptuous meal in the Hall and the Scouts have generously offered their services catering. There will be a menu and tickets available shortly. Please keep the date free. It should be a superb evening. St Andrew's Charity Shop opens every Wednesday from 10am to 3pm in the Hall Drop-in for tea and toast. Carer's advice desk 6 What's on in June ... Sunday 2nd THE FIRST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY June 10.00am Sung Eucharist Saturday 8th 3.00pm Wedding of Rob Connor and Vanda Rudd-Ashall Sunday 9th THE SECOND SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 10.00am Sung Eucharist Monday 10th School re-opens Thursday 13th 1.00pm School Salary Committee meeting 1.30pm Policy and Curriculum Meeting 2.30pm Resources Committee – all meetings in school Friday 14th 3.00pm Wedding of Paul Kenwright and Adele Powers Sunday 16th THE THIRD SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 10.00am Sung Eucharist 12 noon Holy Baptism Tuesday 18th 9.30am School Improvement and Data Committee Thursday 20th 11.30am Cluster meeting here at St Andrew's Saturday 22nd 4.00pm Crowning of the Rose Queen and Tea at the Ritz Sunday 23rd THE FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 10.00am Sung Eucharist Tuesday 25th 7.30pm Deanery Synod meeting at St Mark, Dallam Friday 28th Warrington Walking Day Sunday 30th THE FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 10.00am Sung Eucharist Tuesday 2nd July 8.00pm PCC meeting in church Thursday 4th Warrington Schools Concert to be held here at St Andrew's 7 Around the Deanery We would like to extend a very warm welcome to the Reverend Paul Wilson who was inducted as Rector of St Elphin, Warrington last month. At a packed service, led by the Bishop of Warrington Paul was formally made Rector and informally welcomed by the parish, church school, members of the Council and local business leaders. In his address, the Bishop made a point of welcoming a fellow missionary from Sheffield Diocese as Paul had served in Doncaster and the Bishop nearby. Paul and his wife Karen were supported by a strong contingent of friends and parishioners who made the journey across the Pennines. Please keep Paul and Karen in your prayers at the start of their new ministry. We look forward to meeting him at St Andrew's at some time in the future. Christ Church Padgate is now one of the two parishes in the deanery currently in interregnum (the time between one priest leaving and the next starting their new ministry in that church). Having met with the Archdeacon, Area Dean and Lay Chair of the Deanery, the parish has to draw up a Parish Profile. In it, they have to describe the parish under a number of headings, including their vision for the parish and well as lots of factual material about worship, community, school (if there is one) and a host of other things that a potential new incumbent would want to know. Once the Profile is complete, clergy may ask to be considered or the Bishop may approach someone to fill the role. Either way, there's lenty for church wardens and PCC members to do and it can be bot a stimulating and a demanding time. The churches of East Warrington were formally recognised as a Team following a Pastoral Measure approved by the Privy Council. It comes at the end of several years deliberations and often frank discussion and paves the way for much closer collaboration. The parishes of Warrington West have reached agreement about moving towards a Team, a major step in bringing it to fruition. Several years ago, the Deanery produced its Mission Plan and one of the objectives for the parishes of St Mary Great Sankey, St Paul Penketh, St Philip Westbrook and St James Westbrook was to find ways of working together. The plan also proposed that there would be three clergy to staff the Team. Obviously there is a long way to go, but getting the agreement of all four parishes is no mean feat. We wish them well. 8 Fun Day preparations This year's Midsummer Fun Day will be held on Saturday 13th July in the Hall and Grounds and will start at 1.00pm (slightly earlier than last year). Please keep the date free and help us if youpossibly can. Please also invite as many people as possible. Tickets for York Minster If you are visiting York and would like to go into the Minster, Fay Greatorex has two tickets which provide free admission. Please speak to Fay if you are interested. Unity Week 2013 Photomagic Seemed to go well after a slightly shaky For All your Wedding Needs start. Numbers increased through the week. Our special thanks to everyone who helped us cater on both the Tuesday and Friday lunchtime. Pentecost Barbecue In spite of a poor weather forecast, this year's barbecue proved to be a great Call David on success, even if it meant sitting on one another's knee in St Ann's church 01270 872214 meeting room rather than sunning oneself outdoors. Numbers this year email@example.com were slightly more than in 2012. Our 3 Dunwood Drive, Lawton thanks to everyone who organised it, Heath End, Nr Alsager ST7 3RE provided the food and supported it. Worth repreating next year? Probably 'yes'. 9 Thank you to all the sides-people who stayed after the Sunday morning Eucharist last month to familiarize themselves with their part in fire safety and emergency evacuations, and to the wardens who ran the training session. While we hope never to have such an emergency, especially while the building is in use, it is vital that everyone knows what to do. For those who missed it, there will be another opportunity shortly. Car Boot Sale Car Boot sales are much more popular when the sun shines, and it certainly did this time. The only 'down-side' was that more 'customers' seemed to have gone out for the day as the weather was so tempting. Nevertheless, our Bank Holiday sale raised £371.71. Thanks to everyone who gave up their bank holiday to help. DAVID CALLON MOBILE AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN firstname.lastname@example.com 4 COLEMERE CLOSE PADGATE 01925 814030 07885 481276 Warrington Walking Day 10 Transport arrangements for this year's Walking Day are being made by school and we understand that there should be sufficient room on the coaches for everyone who wants to walk with us. Please make usre we know if you want a ticket –they should be available very soon. Ordinations at Liverpool Cathedral On Sunday 16th June, twelve deacons will be ordained priest by the Bishop of Liverpool. This is a very special day when candidates for the priesthood in the Liverpool Diocese will be ordained by Bishop James of Liverpool. All are welcome. The candidates will have experienced a long but rewarding journey to reach this point in their spiritual journey and you can support them as they make their own special act of commitment to the work of God. On Sunday, 30th June, a further eleven people will be ordained deacon. Please pray for those to be ordained, and for the bishops who will ordain them on behalf of the Church. SDB Plumbing Services All plumbing, heating and gas work undertaken Full bathroom installations Free quotes All work guaranteed Member of the Gas Safe Register Stew Boyle 07968 841093 Andrew Mercer Domestic Appliance Repairs 01925 423840 Fridge and Freezers 07723 967564 Washing Machines 11 Dishwashers email@example.com Cookers etc 12 Snippets from the Church Times Christian Aid was just one of many who were dismayed by the Government's recent decision not to set a decarbonisation target in the current Energy Bill. "We believe it is too important to give up on..." they said, adding it was not too late for this decision to be put right. Nine bishops are to join a fast to draw attention to world hunger, in advance of the G8 summit in Northern Ireland. The "Big IF" fast aims to encourage world leaders to tackle hunger and save millions of lives, a statement from Church House, London, said recently. In a separate article, Sarah Wilson, a senior emergencies specialist with World Vision UK, pointed out that malnutrition kills more children than war. There are signs that hunger can be beaten: since 1990, the number of children who die under five has halved, due in part to efforts to combat malnutrition – the cause of death of a third of all deaths under five. 'Big Night Out' is an annual event in West Yorkshire, and the four dioceses of Ripon and Leeds, Wakefield, Bradford and York joined forces this year to lay on a festival for young people on a massive scale. Whether you belong to a big thriving church or a tiny village parish with just one or two young people, it was a chance to experience 'being Church' on a mega scale. Two thousand five hundred people attended the fun-fair based event which included an "Extreme Bible Study" on the "Ultimate" roller coaster. With the Diamond Jubilee of the Queen's Coronation taking place this month, the Church Times revealed a small, black, leather-bound book that was prepared as a series of spiritual meditations to be used by Her Majesty in preparation for the great day. Seventy-six pages long, it contained a month's material prepared by the then Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Geoffrey Fisher. Despite its Private Circulation, several copies still exist in Lambeth Palace and the libraries of Oxford and Cambridge. Even the Derby got a mention recently. One hundred years ago on June 1st, Emily Davison died under the King's horse on race day at the Derby and a feature examines different attitudes to women's suffrage. For Emily, lack of the vote was a gross injustice and her faith drove her on to make her voice heard wherever she could. Not that she always got it right, though; it seems that, on one occasion, she whipped a Baptist minister, mistaking him for Lloyd George! 13 June Saints The modern Church calendar celebrates the lives of some of the less well-known saints. Whether greater or lesser saints (the Church makes no distinction), they have brought the love and the light of God into people's lives in special ways, fulfilling their calling to be witnesses to the love of God. Exciting Holiness, the book of Collects, Epistles and Gospel for Saints' Days, describes them: 8 June – Thomas Ken, Bishop of Bath & Wells Thomas Ken was born at Berkhampstead in 1637 and educated at New College Oxford. He was ordained priest in 1662 and worked first in a poor parish in the diocese of Winchester and then at Winchester College for ten years. He served as chaplain to King Charles II for two years and was then consecrated Bishop of Bath and Wells. After the king's death and the accession of the Roman Catholic James II, the new king proposed to rescind the Restoration penal laws, but Thomas and six of his fellow bishops refused to comply with this and were imprisoned on this day in 1688. But such was the integrity of Thomas that, when the king abandoned his throne and fled and the king's Protestant daughter Mary was offered the throne, together with her husband William of Orange, Thomas felt unable in good conscience to foreswear his still-living, anointed monarch. He was deprived of his See, along with many other non-jurors, as they became known, and for a time there was schism in the Anglican fold. But Thomas spent his final twenty years in quiet retirement, anxious not to make trouble, and renounced his rights to his bishopric. He wrote many hymns, still much used, and died on 19 March 1711. 11 June – Barnabas the Apostle Though not named among the twelve apostles of the evangelists, Barnabas emerges in the Acts of the Apostles as one of the most significant of their number. He sold his estate and gave the proceeds to the Church, since all things were to be held in common, and clearly became a leader. He is described as a Levite from Cyprus so, like his friend Paul, was from the Greek world rather than that of Palestine, and he introduced Paul to the leaders of the Church in Jerusalem. He was sent to Antioch apparently to guide the Christians there in their relations with non-Jewish converts, promoting the concept of all being one in Christ. He broke with Paul to go to Cyprus and tradition has it that he was martyred there in the year 61. 14 15 June – Evelyn Underhill, Spiritual Writer Born in 1875, Evelyn Underhill was in her thirties before she began to explore religion. At first, she wrote on the mystics, most notably in her book Mysticism, published in 1911. Her spiritual journey brought her in 1921 back to the Church of England, in which she had been baptised and confirmed. From the mid-1920s, she became highly-regarded as a retreat conductor and an influential spiritual director. Of her many books, Worship, published in 1936, embodied her approach to what she saw as the mystery of faith. She died on this day in 1941. 22 June – Alban, First Martyr of Britain Alban was a soldier in the Roman city of Verulamium (now St Albans in Hertfordshire) who gave shelter to a Christian priest fleeing from persecution, hiding him in his house for several days. Greatly influenced by his devotion to prayer, Alban received instruction from the priest and was converted. When the priest's hiding-place was discovered, Alban dressed himself in the priest's cloak and was arrested in his place. Tortured by the Roman authorities, Alban refused to renounce his faith. He was beheaded on this day, probably in the year 250, and so became the first British martyr. His shrine stands today as a place of pilgrimage in the Cathedral and Abbey Church of St Alban. 28 June – Irenæus, Bishop of Lyons Irenæus was probably a native of Smyrna, born in about 130. As a boy, he had heard Polycarp preach, who had in turn been a disciple of the apostle John. Irenæus is thus one of the important connections between the apostolic Church and the second century. He studied at Rome, and later became a priest at Lyons in Gaul, succeeding as bishop upon the martyrdom of his predecessor in 177. He contended against the mythological, unhistorical beliefs of the Gnostics, giving positive value to the full humanity of the incarnate Christ, and affirmed the public teaching rôle of the episcopate to combat false doctrine. He is honoured as the first great Catholic theologian, one who drew upon the emerging traditions of East and West. Irenæus is believed to have been martyred in about the year 200 15 As I see it … "... and laughter learnt of friends" "Oh, I do like to be beside the sea- thought the comedian was quite good side" – so sang Granny Mouse and my until he approached Jenny, still wife Millicent in chorus as our coach finishing a conversation at one of the rolled into Llandudno for the parish tables, only to be 'dropped in it' good holiday last month. Luckily, we had our and proper by Reg, who disclosed her favourite driver, Joe, who secret identity. Mind you, it could have accompanied us last year so is well- been worse! prepared for the strange 'carryings-on' of our infamous party – though he did During the day, we explored the area, threaten to go around with an oil-can visiting Betws-y-Coed and Carnarvon, if the squeaking didn't stop. (Obviously and travelling over the Llanberis Pass, he's been watching too many with its terrifyingly spectacular Volkswagen Golf adverts of the scenery, to take a trip on the Lakeside 1990s!) Railway at the foot of Mount Snowden before visiting Conwy. Our hotel was right on the sea-front and even boasted an indoor (heated) On the Wednesday, we were free to swimming pool. This was quite a relief explore and several people braved the as Grandad Mouse had brought his Great Orme (mostly by cable car 'cozzie' just in case. Mind you, we rather than on foot). We, being Church were a bit nervous about him wearing Mice, decided to patronise the Coffee it in public – it was a knitted one with Morning at Holy Trinity Church in a hole in the knee! Nevertheless, there Llandudno town centre and there we were no scandals and Grandad got his go a lovely surprise –they have church swim. mice too! The hotel was well-placed for the One of the ladies was taken in to see shops and at the first opportunity, the some carvings(like statues of mice in afternoon we ar rived, our lot hit them wood) on the pews, and we also met in a big way. It can't have been "shop two of our cousins who came back till you drop", however, because as with us for a holiday in Warrington. soon as the evening meal was finished, We've promised to send a mouse- they were hard at it on the dance floor family photograph to their Mother's (and occasionally at the bar, too). We Union. 16 On the Thursday, there was great candles (no, not that many) and the excitement. It began at breakfast, evening ended with a Welsh when our lovely waiter, Trevor, carried entertainer, the grandson of Jim in Margaret Ellison's breakfast sausage Reeves, serenading her in the with a lit birthday candle in it for a ballroom. very special birthday. (You'll have to ask her yourself because she All too soon it was time to return to threatened to chop of our tails if we reality (also known as Warrington). It let on. I suppose we could say was nice to be back in our mouse hole, somewhere between seventy and although we had to wade through a ninety and leave it to your puddle in the Hall which is still letting imagination!) in water. Still, there's no place like home. In the evening, there was a beautiful birthday cake for a princess (that's what it said on the box, honestly) with Churchmouse Time for a Laugh Bill didn't attend church very often, but he heard there would be a special service at which anyone with a problem could be prayed for. Half way through the service, the vicar said, "Anyone with special needs who wants to be prayed over, please come forward to the front by the altar. With that, Bill got in line, and when it was his turn, the vicar asked his name and then said, "Tell me Bill, what do you want me to pray about?" Bill replied, "Preacher, I need you to pray for help with my hearing." The vicar put his hands over Bill's ears and prayed fervently for Bill's healing. The congregation replied with a loud 'Amen'. Bill stood up and the vicar asked him, "Bill, how do you feel now?" Bill answered, "I won't be able to say until Thursday, because that's the day I go to court for my hearing!" 17 From the Registers Holy Baptism: 5th May Quinn Gracie Allen Reuben Klieve Grace Mikayla Lee Annie Lea Storey Jack Peter Wogan Funerals: 9th May: Hazel Ruth Elwell 14th May: Donna Marie Davies 21st May: Leslie Edge 31st May: Clifford Hall Communicants and Collections: 2013 Sunday Midweek Loose Planned Communicants Communicants Collections £ Giving £ 5th May 41 12 3.30 410.10 12th May 48 28 173.83 258.50 19th May 40 15 5.35 191.60 26th May 37 0 122.72 190.82 D onations We would like to thank everyone who has made a gift or donation to our various funds this month. Our special thanks go: General Fund In loving memory of Edna Patrick from her loving family In loving memory of Bill Ellison for his year's mind (21st May) from his wife Margaret M. Hatton (Band) S. Baird Gladys Kenwright - coppers for band In memory of Paul and Edward from Faith (Greatorex) 18 Peggy Brandwood - coppers Verger's fee (2) Flower Fund In loving memory of Ron Hollingsworth from Val Carter Winners of the Phoenix Club Draw 26th May 2013 First Prize 158 M. Harrington Second Prize 150 W. Delooze Third Prize 140 Hetherington Elle and Esse Hair and Beauty Lodge Unisex Hair Slaon LYNETTE and SUE Lodge Lane, Bewsey Warrington Tel: 01925 232282 The Battle of the Atlantic Exhibition A new exhibition has revealed details about the Cathedral's previously unknown role in the Battle of the Atlantic. Recently unearthed documents show that in February 1941 an order was made by Dean of Liverpool the Rt Rev Frederick William Dwelly (First Dean of Liverpool, 1881-1957) to allow the Chapter House in the then-unfinished Cathedral to be used exclusively by Naval chaplains and crew – making it in effect the parish church of the Western Approaches fleet. 19 The Chapter House was offered as an alternative after the bombing of Liverpool Parish Church (Our Lady and St Nicholas) on 21 December 1940. Chapter Houses are usually used as meeting rooms for the Dean and Chapter, but the order reads "let the Chapter House be set apart for use by the Chaplain of the Port or visiting ships' chaplains, that they may have a place to prepare their souls before God, for which purpose a key of the Cathedral to be entrusted to Rev Jimmy Fuljames." The Dean and Chapter also made an order that the whole building – despite some of it being unfinished – be made available to any guests of the Command and any Naval chaplains on duty in the command, and that a stall in the choir be designated to the Western Command Approaches. Western Approaches was run from Derby House by Admiral Sir Percy Noble from February 1941 and a memorial to him can be found in the North Choir aisle of the Cathedral. At the end of 1942 he was succeeded by Sir Max Horton, who is known to have developed a close friendship with Dean Dwelly, and together they encouraged the promotion of the spiritual welfare of those serving the Western Approaches. Rev O.R. (Jimmy) Fulljames was RNVR Naval Chaplain on Merseyside to the Western Approaches Command. Little is known about him, and Cathedral archivists are currently looking through the records to find out more about his career. The Chapter House's conversion to a more devotional area saw extensive changes to its interior – changes that remain in place today. In 1942 an altar was added on the north wall, with riddel posts and hangings, and a carved frame which hung from a gilded wooden cross to create the effect of reredos (now next to the High Altar). A predella was also constructed (on which the minister stands when presiding at Eucharist). Cathedral Head Guide Roy Redman, who found the information in the Cathedral archives said: "As far as anyone could remember, the Chapter House at Liverpool Cathedral had always been treated as a devotional space as well as a meeting place – and now we know why. Located in the South East of the Cathedral, it would have offered privacy for the Navy chaplains, whether they were holding a service for officers and crew, comforting people, or as the order says, 'preparing 20 their souls before God'. The Chapter House in effect became the parish church of the Western Approaches." The Chapter House is still used as a devotional space today for services of worship at 8.30am, 12.05 and 4pm. Roy added, "At 7pm on 9th August 1945 the Admirals Sir Percy Noble and Sir Max Horton came to the Cathedral for a service to mark the celebration of the Western Approaches and remember all those who served in the Royal Navy and Merchant Navy. The two Admirals then proceeded to the gallery high above the Baptistery window for the ceremony of the setting of their marks. Rear Admiral Mansfield and Commodore I.A.P Macintyre held the stencils and Dean Dwelly the brush and bowl whilst the stone was inscribed 'God be thanked for Western Approaches and for all who gave reality to that name." Battle of the Atlantic Exhibition All of this information forms part of an exhibition that will run at the Cathedral throughout May. It has been put together by Cathedral Archivist Val Jackson using contributions from the public, material from the Maritime Museum, Western Approaches and original documents from Cathedral archives. Val also appeared on Radio Merseyside to talk about it. The exhibition takes the form of a trail around the Cathedral, interspersing personal stories with the Cathedral's own war memorials and information about its link to the battle. Follow the trail to learn about Admiral Gretton, Admiral Noble, Admiral Horton and learn of the Cathedral's links to HMS Liverpool and HMS Barham. Val has also researched some of the names and ships remembered on the Battle of Atlantic memorial in Tower Hill and at the Commonwealth War Grave at the Pier Head, together with the Western Approaches Roll of Honour of more than 6000 names and some of this information will also feature. On 26th May the Cathedral will also host the official commemoration service of the Battle of the Atlantic. 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Global ground-handling group Swissport (Stand 5012) has been selected to manage an FBO/hangar project currently under construction at Brazil's Sorocaba Airport. When completed at the end of the year, the new World-Way Aviation facility will cover 150,000 sq ft (14,000 sq m), including a pair of hangars with enough room for large business jets up to the size of an Embraer Lineage 1000 and around 100,000 sq ft (9,000 sq m) of ramp space.
Gulfstream Aerospace has seen "significant growth" in the size of its customer-operated aircraft fleet in Latin America, especially in Brazil, where the fleet of Gulfstream business jets has nearly quadrupled since 2008. According to Gulfstream senior vice president of sales and marketing Scott Neal, 8 percent of the installed Gulfstream base is in Latin America. There are currently 176 Gulfstreams based here in Latin America, including 39 in Brazil. In 2008, these figures were 92 and 10, respectively.
Over the next six months, Dassault will be expanding the workforce at its Sorocaba service center in Brazil. The São Paulo-area facility, which is its first company-owned service center outside France and the U.S., opened four years ago, in June 2009, and holds authorizations from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and the European Aviation Safety Agency, as well as from aviation authorities in Brazil, Argentina and Bermuda.
To meet the needs of its growing fleet in Latin America, Pilatus Aircraft (Stand 5110) has named Aeroservicio in Santiago, Chile, as the company's newest authorized service center for the PC-12 single engine turboprop. There currently are 36 PC-12s operating in South America, the vast majority of them in Brazil. With this latest addition, the Swiss manufacturer now has three authorized centers in South America (the others being Synerjet at Brazil's Sorocaba Airport and Aviaser at San Fernando International Airport in Argentina).
While analysts are forecasting a slowdown for most Latin American economies in 2013, Bombardier–in its 20-year forecast released in June this year–expects to see an improved market in 2014 and believes that as early as 2016, the Canadian manufacturer will "surpass its prior delivery peak year of 2008."
Growth in commercial and business aviation over the past decade has saturated Brazil's hub airports, leaving both commercial airlines and business aviation looking for alternatives. Now, it appears a solution is in the offing.
Blackhawk, a U.S.-based provider of performance improvements for single- and twin-engine turboprop aircraft, is adding staff to meet growing demand in Brazil and other Latin American nations.
Dassault will deliver at least six more Falcon business jets to Brazilian customers this year and plans to expand its service center in Sorocaba to meet current and future demand, the company said today at LABACE 2012.
Gulfstream Aerospace named 32-year aviation industry veteran Joseph Rivera as its director of international operations. In his new position, he will be based in Savannah and will oversee Gulfstream's three international service centers in Beijing; Luton, England; and Sorocaba, Brazil. Luton and Sorocaba are currently in operation, while Gulfstream Beijing is expected to begin operations soon. "Joseph's breadth of experience and leadership skills will greatly benefit our customer service organization," said Gulfstream product support president Mark Burns.


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For the last 10 years Santa Barbara-based writer Michael Kew has been traveling the world, digging on obscure surf spots everywhere from the Gaels, Polynesia and Scandinavia to Melanesia, the Caribbean and Micronesia. Now he's compiled a swath of his stories and taken a stab at self-publishing. Kew's offering, "Crossings," is a no-frills, text-only, black-and-white tome that he wrote, edited, and now is trying to market and sell.Ask any surf writer out there and they'll tell you they probably should have chosen a different profession -- and it doesn't help that the magazine business certainly isn't what it once was -- but maybe now with social media and self-publishing becoming more the norm rather than the exception, guys such as Kew will be able to squeeze a few more pennies out of their adventuring. Let's hope so.
The following passage is an excerpt from Kew's new offering, to read more of his writings or find out more check his blog at Peathead.blogspot.com.
Another unsurfable day. Accordion and fiddle were apt din for a cozy mid-afternoon teatime in the small pub of our B&B aside a coal fire with pints of cask-drawn ale 'round the dark wooden table. Then the CD started skipping and so was switched off, allowing for soothing rain patter on the room's double-paned windows, the wind whistling around the pub's old stone perimeter, the soft lilting voices in the room augmenting ours. Main courses were fatty and caloric -- Jones's broiled, seaweed-fed lamb, Mulcoy's battered haddock, Smith's beef pie with black pudding -- and there were the soft fillets of wild brown trout, hooked hours ago in the adjacent loch; then the selection of Grimbister Farm cheese on a tray, the chewy warm oatcakes, the flaky butter biscuits, the gooey fudge from Stromness, the unfiltered pints of Quoyloo ale, the drams of peaty whiskey from the outskirts of Kirkwall.
Dusk was a slit of ochre pressed between distant low hills and dark rain clouds. Early night was wet, a gale from the south, its constant low rumble like the hymn of waves. The rain intensified from a patter to a pelting of hail, a woodfire crackle, the tiny balls sticking to the ground like snow. White in the night. Surely the glass of the small room's window had seen fairer eves.
Outside ... pitch-black. Eventually the storm's vigor killed the town's wattage, so we used candlelight, a fitting glow for Orkney, islands steeped in sentimentality despite the 21st-century trappings on the far end of that Atlantic horizon. In the tiny B&B we pored over the maps, drew arrows, made plans. The boys would turn in early, not long after 9, satiated with artisan fare, comfortable in the old warmth that only a Scottish isle could grant.
Later -- the wee hours. Drowsing supine with Enya's "And Winter Came" in my ears, there was a meditation on the archipelago's 59°N latitude and our position in surf travel. North Atlantic austerity had only allowed for recent navigation of the region's surf wealth. Scotland has many locals now -- new wetsuit technology has fostered a gestation of surfers in places like this. Abroad, too, temperate surfers have begun to search far beyond the tropical fray, the traditional heart of surf trips -- the equatorial score, the Third World junket, the generic lust for barrels in boardshorts. But our Orkney nonce was dissimilar, a cerebral levitation into the northern wilds, chased by weather and lured by maps. It was emotional and risky, a long and expensive journey.
The next morning's newspaper said the sea-and-sky forecast was good, but not for another 72 hours. Winter was near. There would be more time to burn, more setups to consider. If anything it was a chance to dry the wetsuits and study some historic décor -- Viking ruins, standing stones, medieval churches, brochs, castles, cairns, tombs. It was all there, an archaeologist's dream. Sometimes, like Enya sang, dreams are more precious. We had ours, too.


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- Pull the yellow piece with the red manhole one space to the left. The top green piece will fall to the ground.
- Slide the blue piece one space to the left. Both sets of manholes will open.
- Enter the red manhole on the orange block. You'll come out of the red manhole on the yellow piece.
- Enter the yellow manhole on the green piece. Exit the yellow manhole on the yellow piece and claim your prize!
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Korea's original diva Kim Wan Sun releases 'Goodbye My Love' featuring Tiger JK & Bizzy
Kim Wan Sun has released "Goodbye My Love"!Kim Wan Sun is Korea's original sexy diva and she was also nicknamed Korea's Madonna because of her dance and performances since her debut. It's been two years since she released any songs, and now she's released her newest single! "Goodbye My Love" is a retro hiphop with reinterpreted tango rhythm. It's composed by the hitmakers Oh Suk Jun and Kim Jin Hoon, and features Tiger JK and Bizzy.Check out the
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The Freedom Tower took one major step closer to completion on Thursday when construction crews placed a 408-foot spire on top of the building. The spire, which bore the American flag during the process, weighs 758 tons and will be a transmitter to broadcast television and radio waves, as well as an aircraft-warning beacon. But most of all, it will serve as a symbol of America's continued effort to honor and recover from the tragic events of September 11 that destroyed the initial Twin Towers and cost thousands of lives.
"It will give a tremendous indication to people around the entire region, and the world, that we're back and better than ever," site construction manager Steven Plate told the New York Post.
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It was supposed to be put in place on Monday, but delays pushed it back to Thursday, which just so happened to be the two-year anniversary of when Seal Team 6 killed Osama bin Laden.
The spire makes the tower exactly 1,776 feet tall.
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The inaugural Remington Great American Shoot (RGAS), held on September 20, 2014 at Cypress Valley Shooting Preserve north of Austin, Texas, raised almost $1.2 million for the Special Forces Charitable Trust (SFTC) and several other military non-profit organizations benefiting active duty service members and veterans.
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 103 Ratings
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Aug 5, 2013"Infinite waiting for a plot twist that doesn't deliver" is how I would describe this game in one sentence. The gameplay seems interesting at first but quickly falls off as it is extremely tedious, repetitive and most of all incredibly easy. I would estimate there are about two 10 second segments that offer any challenge at all for a person of average intelligence.
The animation is excellent and story has great potential that sadly gets wasted in the second half of the game. Even the pacing is really poor since the animation and dialogue is slow and cannot really be fast forwarded.… Expand
Mar 24, 2011I was really disappointed with this game given its quite high user reviews. The flow is terrible you are constantly having to click on dialog boxes. The story line is really bad, which would be less of a problem if you could skip the story. The puzzles are not worth the wait to get to them. Don't waste your money.
May 2, 2011An engaging storyline, memorable characters and wonderful animation make this game a true treat.
Mar 27, 2011Ghost Trick is a masterpiece, made by developers who thoroughly understand the medium they're working in and the hardware they're working with.
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"Disgraced" anti-gay Tory resigns 14
12:00 AM — The Tory Councillor found guilty of using abusive words against gay men by the Magistrates Court in Brighton last Tuesday has resigned.Peter Willows, 75, decided to resign from his post as Councillor for Hangleton and Knoll Ward in Brighton after a meeting with Conservative Group Leader Councillor Brian Oxley at Willow's home last night.
Smoking- giving up is hard to do 5
12:00 AM — If you thought giving up smoking is hard, spare a thought for patients in Glasgow who applied for a pill to break the habit, but ended up being prescribed Viagra.The patients were expecting anti-smoking pill Zyban, but a computer glitch led sildenafil, another name for Viagra, being chosen.Pharmacists discovered the error when an influx of patients began asking for anti-impotence drugs, The Daily Telegraph reports.
Ireland court rejects gay marriage case 1
12:00 AM — The High Court in Dublin has rejected a lesbian couple's case to recognise their Canadian marriage in Ireland.In a landmark case in October, the court heard arguments from Katherine Zappone and Ann Louise Gilligan claiming discriminating against homosexuality can lead to clinical depression and that the current concept of marriage is outdated.
Irish Labour proposes gay union law 1
12:00 AM — Ireland's Labour Party has introduced a Civil Unions Bill into parliament, just hours after the High Court in Dublin declared that a lesbian couple's Canadian marriage could not be accepted in the country.Labour's Civil Unions Bill, would provide legal recognition and protection for couples of the same sex.
Big Brother announces audition dates
12:00 AM — Yep, it's that time already, Big Brother 8 auditions are on their way!Big Brother is back and the call for contestants can only mean one thing... Channel 4 will be holding open auditions for the show around the UK Ireland.So, for anyone out there who thinks that they can bring something extra special to the house, it's their time to turn up and show us why.
Irish students oppose gay marriage ruling 1
12:00 AM — The Union of Students in Ireland (USI) has expressed disappointment at the High Court in Dublin's rejection of a bid by two women to have their marriage in Canada upheld under Irish law.Earlier today, Ms Justice Elizabeth Dunne dismissed the case of Katherine Zappone and Ann Louise Gilligan claiming that marriage could only be defined between members of the opposite sex.
Government opens door to gay parenting
12:00 AM — The government has paved the way to free up discrimination in fertility and IVF treatment after removing reference to the "need for a father" in new proposals outlined today.The proposals follow an extensive public consultation exercise on the current law, the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 1990, and are contained in a new White Paper.
Homophobes target The Archers 3
12:00 AM — An anti-gay Christian sect has launched a stinging attack on BBC Radio4 soap The Archers, ahead of the drama's first civil partnership this evening.The Archers is set to have Ambridge's first ever civil partnership in a special edition of the BBC show tonight, prompting Christian Voice to urge listeners to steer clear.
High Court to rule on lesbian marriage
12:00 AM — The High Court in Dublin will today rule on the validity of a lesbian couple's Canadian marriage in London.In a landmark case in October, the court heard arguments from Katherine Zappone and Ann Louise Gilligan claiming discriminating against homosexuality can lead to clinical depression and that the current concept of marriage is outdated.
13th December 2006
Debate rages over councillor's gay slur ruling 14
12:00 AM — PinkNews.co.uk ExclusiveDebate is raging in Brighton and amongst the wider gay community regarding yesterday's conviction of Tory Councillor Peter Willows over remarks he made linking gay people with paedophilia.Willows, a member of Brighton and Hove City Council for 12 years, was sentenced to a one-year conditional discharge and ordered to pay £250 in court costs by Brighton Magistrates yesterday in a ruling welcomed by some councillors and members of the gay community, but seen as an attack on freedom of speech by others.
AIDS charity welcomes Diana concert 1
12:00 AM — The National AIDS Trust (NAT) has expressed delight at being part of next year's memorial concert for the late Princess Diana.Princes William and Harry yesterday unveiled plans for a Concert for Diana, to celebrate their mother's life, and to raise money for several charities including those she was a patron of.
Gay community called to choose favourite Germany image
12:00 AM — For the past month, lesbians and gay men have been nominating their favourite images of gay travel and Germany in the MyGayGermany online promotion.The moment of truth has arrived in the campaign - as gay and lesbian travellers from across Ireland and the UK must now decide which of the nominated images are truly the most popular.
Gay networking site helps kids
12:00 AM — Novelty favourites the Cheeky Girls accepted a cheque on behalf of Childline last night at an event hosted by gay social networking community Jake.The event, held in London's West End, comes as Jake announced that it has chosen Childline as it's Charity for 2007.
BBC distances itself from Diana concert auction 1
12:00 AM — PinkNews.co.uk ExclusiveBBC Children In Need has taken action against a listing on auction site eBay which was offering tickets for next year's memorial concert for the late Princess Diana.Tickets for the Concert for Diana sold out within two minutes of going on sale this morning, however, many immediately appeared on auction websites such as eBay, with bids reaching as high as £200,000.
Gay support urged for porn petitions 5
12:00 AM — Different factions of the gay community are being urged to support one of two differing petitions on a new law regarding "violent pornography."The Criminal Justice Bill, unveiled in last month's Queen's Speech, would ban the possession of online and printed porn depicting "scenes of extreme sexual violence," a move opposed by some activists who claim the law is too vague and could lead to innocent people being prosecuted despite consenting to activities.
Kylie hosts New Year Party
12:00 AM — Gay icon Kylie Minogue is giving British fans their first chance to see her Showgirl Homecoming Tour, in a New Year's Eve show at Wembley Arena.On December 31st Kylie will host her spectacular New Year revelry with a show that combines music spanning her entire career with a sensory overload of cutting edge visuals and costumes.
12th December 2006
Archbishop ignores homophobic bullying 4
12:00 AM — PinkNews.co.uk ExclusiveA gay MP has expressed concern over how faith schools address sexuality after the Archbishop of Birmingham told the Commons education committee that there is no need for policies on addressing homophobic bullying.Liberal Democrat MP Stephen Williams, a member of the Select Committee, yesterday asked Vincent Nichols, head of the Catholic Education Service, what faith schools are doing to address anti-gay bullying, but the archbishop retorted that there is no need for such policies.
Gay star heads Concert for Diana bill 1
12:00 AM — Princes William and Harry have outlined plans to commemorate the life of their mother Princess Diana 10 years after her death next year.A memorial service will be help on August 31st, followed by a tribute concert on July 1st, her birthday.Performers at the event, named Concert for Diana, to be held at Wembley Stadium, include gay singing legend Sir Elton John, who brought the nation to tears with his rendition of Candle in the Wind, at her funeral.
DUP 'whipping up homophobia' 12
12:00 AM — Alliance Party Leader David Ford has backed proposed equality protections laws in Northern Ireland and has hit out at the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) for whipping up unfounded fears to discriminate against gay people.DUP MP Jeffrey Donaldson had called for a debate asking for the law to be delayed by the Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Hain, as in the rest of the UK, for further consultation, claiming the regulations will inhibit religious rights.
Gay star to front talk show
12:00 AM — Gay TV personality Graham Norton has been given a new weekly talk show after BBC Two announced its Winter/Spring schedule this week.Norton will present a brand new programme for the channel based on the people, trends, stories and aspects of celebrity culture that interest him most, and that would not make it onto the news.


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In 2011, Zambia's Ministry of Community Development, Women and Child Health (MCDMCH) began implementing the Multiple Categorical cash transfer program in two districts. An impact evaluation with experimental design accompanied the program in order to learn its effects on recipients and provide evidence for making decisions about the future of the program. AIR was contracted by UNICEF Zambia to design and implement a randomized, controlled trial for a three-year impact evaluation of the program and to conduct the necessary data collection, analysis, and reporting.
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The 16.8-acre site of the historic, former Armour meatpacking plant in Fort Worth's Stockyards has changed hands, and its new owners aren't saying anything about their plans.
Chesapeake Land Development Co., which bought the site
Hulen Pointe Shopping Center, located in southwest Fort Worth on South Hulen Street one mile south of Hulen Mall, has been purchased by Addison-based Bo Avery with TriMarsh Properties for an undisclosed price.
According to the Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2015 report, just co-published by PwC US and the Urban Land Institute (ULI), Dallas-Fort Worth ranks No. 5, with two other Texas cities, Houston and Austin ranking at No. 1 and 2 respectively. San Francisco ranks No. 3 and Denver No. 4.
Social House has leased 5,045 square feet at 2801-2873 W Seventh St. in Fort Worth, according to Xceligent Inc.
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PORT ARANSAS, Texas (AP) — A Texas fisherman has landed an 809-pound tiger shark in the Gulf of Mexico after reeling it in for more than seven hours.
Ryan Spring of San Antonio says he caught the shark on Sunday about 5 miles off Port Aransas (uh-RAN'-suhs). He says the 12-foot, 7-inch shark was about as big as his boat and that it pulled the vessel south for more than 15 miles.
It took about a dozen men to haul the male shark onto the dock. Spring plans to donate meat from the shark to charity.
The catch falls short of the tiger shark state record, which according to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is 1,129 pounds.
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How to Build a Successful Low-Cost Rally Car (Speed Pro)by Philip Young
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This book sets out in graphic detail a hundred tips that cost very little but which will transform your car. For example, how a wire coat-hanger transforms an exhaust system so that it can survive the Sahara Desert, how a tube of bathroom silicone sealer waterproofs an engine, and how a garden chain ensures you don't break the engine-mountings. Simple, cost-effective, basic and reliable tips to ensure any rally car stands a chance of reaching the finishing line. From the lanes of Devon at night, to romping the wilderness of Mongolia, this book is full of illustrated detailed tips, as well as pictures of typical low cost cars setting out on international events. If you are planning any road-based rally, don't even think of leaving home before reading this book and implementing the tried and tested modes it describes so well.
About the Author
Philip Young was so determined not to be a spectator just standing on the sidelines of the 1977 London to Sydney Marathon he built a kit-car Magenta for approximately $2000, and entered the rally as the smallest car and certainly the cheapest international rallycar in the line-up. He has taken part in six Himalayan rallies, in everything from the Archbishop of Canterbury's Morris Minor, a works Skoda, to ex-works Healey and Triumph TR8. Philip is generally credited with having kick-started the historic rally movement with events such as the Pirelli Classic Marathon, the Monte Carlo Challenge, Around the World in 80 Days, Classic Safari, and, in 1997, the 90th anniversary of the Peking to Paris. Philip has seen the pitfalls of where entrants go wrong, and, how bush mechanics make roadside repairs to get a car going again. Having entered rallies himself with no money, he is a keen advocate that \u0022a stitch in time saves nine\u0022 and that good preparation, even if from a garden shed, can help many a tortoise overtake a less well-prepared hare. Today he runs the Endurance Rally Association near Oxford.
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