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COLUMBUS — Gov. John R. Kasich isn't letting on where he will give his third State of the State address.
One early report had it occurring in Southwest Ohio. Not true, Rob Nichols, Kasich's spokesman, told The Enquirer.
Another report had it in Northwest Ohio. "You're getting warmer," Nichols said.
Kasich made Ohio history last year when he delivered the annual report in Steubenville. There is little doubt around the statehouse that he will take the address on the road again.
He told reporters at a news event in suburban Columbus this week that he wants to give the address in a small market with a good auditorium.
He wouldn't comment about whether the speech would be made in prime time, another rumor. (It's traditionally at noon.)
Kasich hasn't announced a date yet, either. His first one occurred on March 8, 2011 and last year's was on Feb. 7. Nichols said this year's address will be in mid- to late-February.
The Legislature must approve any request to give the speech outside the statehouse, traditionally in the House chamber. In 2012, some Republicans and most Democrats opposed the plan to go to Steubenville.
Here's what we do know. Nichols said the governor won't give an out-of-State of the State address at a Michigan venue.
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CERC WEEKLY UPDATE - September 12, 2012
Note from the Managing Editor:
In his monumental The Gulag Archipelago, Alexander Solzhenitsyn made the following oft-quoted observation:
Which is why, along with making important distinctions on matters of faith and culture, we are principally to be engaged in the work of separating the wheat from the chaff in our own hearts.
As a aid to that, we have a category on the site called "Interior Life". I like to begin each update with an article bearing on the interior life.
This week the update offers three articles from that category.
I believe you'll find "The Guilelessness of Nathanael" by Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman, "My Favorite Prayer" by Father Robert Spitzer, S.J., and "Revisiting the Spiritual Warfare" by Father Robert Barron of value. - J. Fraser Field
This CERC Weekly Update is also available on our web site here.
Quote of the Week:"To maintain a joyful family requires much from both the parents and the children. Each member of the family has to become, in a special way, the servant of the others." - Blessed Pope John Paul II
• From the crisis of today the Church of tomorrow will emerge - Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger
• Twentieth Annual Conference of the Society of Catholic Social Scientists - SCSS
• 'Sustained by Faith' - America
• A Case for Classical Education - Andrew Seeley & Elisabeth Ryan Sullivan - On the Square
• Unprecedented Threat to Catholic Schools - Sydney Catholic
• The Chalice and Pepsi Can - Youtube
• Philosophy v science: which can answer the big questions of life? - The Guardian
• Catholic college course scrutinized for calling homosexuality deviant - NBC News
• What They Will Never Know - Anthony Esolen - Crisis Magazine
• Cristo Rey New York is the Talk of the Town - America
• Top 5 Catholic iPhone Apps - Catholic Mom
The Guilelessness of Nathanael - Blessed John Henry Newman - Parochial and Plain Sermons
I say, it is a difficult and rare virtue, to mean what we say, to love without dissimulation, to think no evil, to bear no grudge, to be free from selfishness, to be innocent and straightforward.
Why is it so difficult to speak up, and why do so many prefer to keep quiet?
The comma that divides grammarians.
Revisiting the Spiritual Warfare - Father Robert Barron - Word on Fire
Jesus sent out the Twelve to battle dark spirits. He still empowers his church to do the same.
The ultimate reason for faith, the ultimate reason for believing in God, is that the only honest reason why anybody ever ought to believe in anything is because it's true.
This is a contest, to take symbolic reference points, between Thomas Hobbes (1588-1679) and Edmund Burke (1729-1797).
The prayer I've probably spoke about most frequently is: "Thy will be done."
The Key that Fits the Lock - part 1 - Anthony Esolen - The Catholic Thing
One day a brilliant friend and I were discussing the fruitful relationship between faith and reason. He said that he held the Catholic faith because of, literally, "everything," or as I like to call it, The Everything.
A Few Arguments Against Tattoos - Theodore Dalrymple - Pajamas Media
An editorial in a recent edition of the New England Journal of Medicine drew attention to the outbreak of skin infection caused by tattooing.
Thomas Hughes' Tom Brown's School Days - Mitchell Kalpakgian - Crisis Magazine
A heartwarming, charming story of a typical English boy's life at Dr. Arnold's famous Rugby school renowned for its ethic of "muscular Christianity."
From the crisis of today the Church of tomorrow will emerge - Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger
It will become small and will have to start afresh more or less from the beginning.
Cardinal Timothy Dolan at Democratic National Convention - Youtube
Cardinal Timothy Michael Dolan gives the closing benediction at the Democratic National Convention.
Cardinal Dolan's Speech Changes Irk Gay Catholics - New York Observer
Though the Catholic Church may not be known for its quickness, Cardinal Timothy Dolan made a few changes to his political prayer in the week between the Republican and Democratic National Conventions.
Did Democrats really boo God? Not quite. It's worse than that. - Catholic Culture
Thousands of bloggers are reporting this morning that delegates at the Democratic convention in Charlotte booed when God was reintroduced into their party's platform.
Marriage — a miracle cure - Family Edge
Doctors have discovered a cancer treatment that outranks all others — marriage.
Down syndrome boy fulfills dream of hugging Pope Benedict - EWTN News
A youth who suffers from Down syndrome and recently received the Sacrament of Confirmation in Italy, fulfilled his dream on Sept. 5 of meeting Pope Benedict XVI and giving him a hug.
Chaput urges "deep changes" - CNA
On the one-year anniversary of his installation as archbishop of Philadelphia, Charles Chaput tells Catholics in Philadelphia that business as usual cannot continue.
Clergy Sexual Abuse: The Unaddressed Question of Same-Sex Attraction - Crisis
We must face facts. The data overwhelmingly identifies the main victims of the sex abuse crisis as young men.
"Dark Knight" Actor Christian Bale Performs Another Super Act of Kindness - Patheos
In July, I posted the story of actor Christian Bale, star of the "Dark Knight" trilogy, visiting victims of the shooting in Aurora, Colorado, while they were in the hospital recovering.
Do not Despair; Get a Crucifix - The Anchoress
If you are anxious and despairing and worried, here is my advice: get a crucifix.
Why California's Three-Parent Law Was Inevitable - Public Discourse
A California bill allowing children to have three legal parents will not help children, but instead will unnecessarily complicate their lives.
UK argues against religious rights - Catholic Herald
The British prime minister says he wants to protect religious rights, but his lawyers just sought to restrict them in four cases at at European court.
No faith in politics? - Boston Globe
Many Democrats believe it's an American dogma that religion and politics should be as separate as Church and State. They're wrong.
17 martyrs per hour - NCR
That's the rate, though few know it, for the 150,000 Christians slaughtered each year.
It's a shame the Chief Rabbi can't be the next Archbishop of Canterbury - Catholic Herald
Lord Sacks continues to be the most eloquent spokesman for religion.
My Take: The Mother Teresa you don't know - CNN
Mother Teresa departed this Earth on September 5, 1997. What more can we say about the woman who became synonymous with love for the "poorest of the poor," picking up a Nobel and tweaking the conscience of millions? What do we know about her now that we didn't know then?
Very premature births linked to multiple abortions - Family Edge
A link between induced abortion and premature births — and associated health complications — is supported by a new study from Finland.
Berlin declares circumcision legal, but only if performed by a doctor — not as a ritual - Times of Israel
State does not authorize mohels, requires that parents be informed of the procedure's medical risks before consenting.
9/11 remembered - Youtube
Donna DErrico: Interview of a Catholic and Explorer - Ignitum Today
Former Baywatch star and Playboy Playmate Donna DErrico explains how to return to the faith after falling into a life of sin.
The Conservative Kerouac - The American Conservative
Robert Dean Lurie says it is impossible to overstate the influence of Catholicism on beat writer Jack Kerouac.
Back to School, But Not Business as Usual - Archbishop Timothy Dolan
This academic year will be a pivotal one for our schools, as our promising Pathways to Excellence begins to kick in.
Twentieth Annual Conference of the Society of Catholic Social Scientists - SCSS
The Society of Catholic Social Scientists will be holding its twentieth annual convention on Friday and Saturday October 26th and 27th, in Uniondale.
'Sustained by Faith' - America
In July, America spoke with Robert George in Princeton, N.J., about personal matters: his prayer life, his advice for young adult Catholics and the relationship between his Catholic faith and his academic scholarship.
A Case for Classical Education - Andrew Seeley & Elisabeth Ryan Sullivan - On the Square
In a bid to save Catholic education, major Catholic archdioceses are closing many schools and turning others over to the control of regional boards.
Unprecedented Threat to Catholic Schools - Sydney Catholic
The State Government is planning to slash millions of dollars from Catholic schools in what has been described as an unprecedented threat and a breach of trust.
The Chalice and Pepsi Can - Youtube
Fr. Joseph Hirsch gives his insights into what it means to listen to God's call to holiness for our lives.
Philosophy v science: which can answer the big questions of life? - The Guardian
Philosopher Julian Baggini fears that, as we learn more and more about the universe, scientists are becoming increasingly determined to stamp their mark on other disciplines.
Catholic college course scrutinized for calling homosexuality deviant - NBC News
Three weeks ago, an alumnus of Franciscan University of Steubenville was researching online a rape that had occurred years ago near the campus.
What They Will Never Know - Anthony Esolen - Crisis
The topic is teenagers and smut — sometimes it is good to return to direct and morally charged words.
Cristo Rey New York is the Talk of the Town - America
The Cristo Rey model of schools, begun in the Pilsen area of Chicago by John Foley, SJ, is one of the great ideas of the Jesuits in this country in the last 25 years.
Top 5 Catholic iPhone Apps - Catholic Mom
I've compiled a list of the top five best Catholic iPhone apps currently in the App Store.


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Reactions on Twitter to the Supreme Court judgment on gay sex
The Supreme Court on Wednesday threw out a 2009 ruling by a lower court that had decriminalised gay sex in India, in a major setback for the cause of gay rights in the world's largest democracy. For full story, click http://reut.rs/18TsR0U
Here are some reactions from India on Twitter (lightly edited for clarity):
Shashi Tharoor, Congress minister
The Supreme Court has urged Parliament to delete Section 377 from the statute book. As an MP, I am strongly in favour of doing so.
Shruti Haasan, actress
Second 377, it's frightening how someone else decides how, when and who you should love - basically freedom of choice isn't legal anymore.
Taslima Nasreen, writer
India banned love. Shame! Shame! India celebrated Human Rights Day yesterday. Today India passed the verdict against Human Rights to have consensual sex.
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Niall Ferguson's history with Keynes
Brad DeLong has found a 1995 article by Niall Ferguson which pretty much puts the lie to Ferguson's claim about his take on John Maynard Keynes. Here's what Ferguson now says:
My disagreements with Keynes's economic philosophy have never had anything to do with his sexual orientation. It is simply false to suggest, as I did, that his approach to economic policy was inspired by any aspect of his personal life.
from Nicholas Wapshott:
The continued slur against Keynes
Harvard professor Niall Ferguson's belief, caught on the hop, that John Maynard Keynes's homosexuality and lack of children led to recklessness when it came to the effects of his economic theories is widespread among conservatives, though few are foolish enough to express it out loud. At a conference in California last week, the prolific contrarian Ferguson "asked the audience how many children Keynes had. He explained that Keynes had none because he was a homosexual and was married to a ballerina, with whom he likely talked of 'poetry' rather than procreated." Keynes's lack of children and grandchildren, Ferguson implied, is why he blithely proposed large-scale long-term debt.
After a barrage of complaints, Ferguson – an economic adviser to John McCain, a conservative Newsweek/Beast blogger (typical headline, "Hit the Road, Barack") and, between book tours and big-fee speaking engagements, sometime history professor at Harvard – was obliged to issue an abject apology. "It is simply false to suggest, as I did, that [Keynes's] approach to economic policy was inspired by any aspect of his personal life," he bleated. "My colleagues, students, and friends – straight and gay – have every right to be disappointed in me, as I am in myself. To them, and to everyone who heard my remarks at the conference or has read them since, I deeply and unreservedly apologize." Brenda Lee could not have sung it better.
from The Observatory:
Sex and sensationalism
"The media loves to sensationalize research" on same-sex sexual behavior among animals, according to an analysis published this week in the journal Nature.
A pair of biologists from Australia and the UK surveyed 48 newspaper, magazine, and online articles written about 11 scientific papers on the subject, and concluded that journalists have a tendency to produce tawdry coverage that is inaccurate and can feed negative stereotypes about homosexuality. According to their report:
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Sex and sensationalism
"The media loves to sensationalize research" on same-sex sexual behavior among animals, according to an analysis published this week in the journal Nature.
A pair of biologists from Australia and the UK surveyed 48 newspaper, magazine, and online articles written about 11 scientific papers on the subject, and concluded that journalists have a tendency to produce tawdry coverage that is inaccurate and can feed negative stereotypes about homosexuality. According to their report:
from India Insight:
Indian health minister invents queer "disease"
By Annie Banerji
As if the Congress-led coalition government hadn't already cut a pitiable figure in recent times, the Indian health minister stirred up a storm of criticism on Monday with his comments on a "disease" called MSM -- men who have sex with men.
"MSM is unnatural and not good for India. It is a disease which has come to India from other countries where men have sex with men," Ghulam Nabi Azad said at a national convention on HIV and AIDS, a meeting that should have fostered compassion and created awareness about the virus.
from FaithWorld:
Report says U.S. Catholic sex abuse "historical", critics see coverup
A church-sponsored study on Wednesday blamed poorly trained priests and a deviant society for the Roman Catholic Church's sex abuse crisis, but victims dismissed it as a whitewash of an institutional coverup. The largest study ever done on youth sexual abuse by U.S. Catholic clergy concluded that priests were no more likely to abuse than anyone else, gay priests were not more likely than straight priests to abuse, and the priestly vow of celibacy was not directly to blame.
from Africa News blog:
Ugandan court gags anti-gay paper
The latest twist in Uganda's hang the 'homos' saga was played out last week when the High Court in Kampala ordering Rolling Stone newspaper to stop publishing the names, photographs and addresses of people it says are gay. Alongside the photos, the paper urged the government: "Hang them."
The court order came too late for the 26 already featured in two issues of the young newspaper that most people in the East African country have never heard of.
from Tales from the Trail:
NY governor candidate Paladino says he only opposes gay marriage (and doesn't like the parades)
Carl Paladino, the Tea Party backed Republican candidate running for New York governor, says he is not against homosexuals, only gay marriage and taking children to gay pride parades.
News reports quoted Paladino, in remarks to Orthodox Jewish leaders in Brooklyn on Sunday, saying: "I just think my children and your children would be much better off and much more successful getting married and raising a family, and I don't want them brainwashed into thinking that homosexuality is an equally valid and successful option — it isn't."
from FaithWorld:
Swedish Mohammad cartoonist's house targeted in latest attack
Swedish artist Lars Vilks, who angered Muslims by portraying the Prophet Mohammad as a dog, has suffered a failed arson attack on his house, but was not home when it happened.
Vilks told Reuters on Saturday that people smashed windows at his house in the small town of Nynashamnsvage in southwest Sweden and tried to light petrol that they threw inside. But the attack resulted only in small damage in the kitchen and on the facade.


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theboulderrollingsociety-deacti: Part the Last: Humans are homocentric. This is the same as any other species, all of which are specie-centric to their own tribe. Humanity has squandered its intelligence (and its spirit) and become the most destructive force on the planet. The hope is that we can use our intelligence, reconnect with our spirit, and move toward a holistic approach that will allow us to live within each other and within creation
Right. I agree. We may be the most clever and able bodied species on the planet, but we have certainly failed to prove our intelligence, or at least we have proven that we can ignore facts when profits are at stake. More than being homocentric and putting our species above others, we are egocentric (at least the most powerful are) and we will often put ourselves and those closest to us above everything else, people and the planet included. The majority of people are victims of the powers that be whose greatest success is making everyone believe (in the US) that money is a natural motivator and simultaneously that corporations are capable of caring about consumers. All of this only makes it more important for people to open their eyes and work to limit their compliance as "consumers." Once people begin to realize the extent to which they have been blinded and exploited, they will begin to make more environmentally and ethically sound decisions about who they buy from, what they choose to buy, and how they use and dispose of products. And all of this begins with conversation, and people sharing knowledge and information even though it might make others uncomfortable. Although I think it's important to not engage in heated arguments, it is important that vegans and non-vegan activists are honest about why various issues are important to them. This is the only way that they can hope to educate the people around them, or at least expose them to the truth.


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The Atlanta Hawks took the first of back-to-back home games Thursday night against the top-seed Indiana Pacers to grab a 2-1 lead in the first round of the NBA playoffs. Today, the Hawks are looking to sweep the Pacers at home and force Indiana into a win or go home scenario at home.
Thursday's win was extremely important for the Hawks (especially considering the poor shooting at the start of the game) and showed the team and fans that they are capable of being the aggressors out of the gate. That mentality is what the team needs to shoot for in today's match-up as well because at this point, the Pacers have to be feeling the pressure.
The big story in this one is going to be what Frank Vogel decides big man Roy Hibbert's role will be. After struggling throughout all three of the first games in this series (he has just 18 points and 14 rebounds combined), Vogel made some comments that seem to hint at Hibbert coming off of the bench.
As a writer in the Hawks' corner I'm not exactly sure which scenario would be better for Atlanta. Yes, the Pacers have done better with a smaller rotation, but Hibbert is a beast when he's going 100 percent. Regardless of how well he plays, it should be interesting to see what Vogel decides to do, and how Mike Budenholzer responds.
Eyes should be on Jeff Teague yet again to lead the Hawks to success, but if what we saw in game three continues, he should have significantly more help than what we witnessed during Tuesday's loss.
While Pero Antic only managed a single point, DeMarre Carroll and Kyle Korver both stepped out of their offensive slumps and added 18 and 20 points respectively. The duo shot a combined 12-17 from the floor and also 6-11 from the 3-point line. That kind of shooting to help space the floor will continue to let Teague and Paul Millsap go to work off of the dribble and in the paint. And if Hibbert isn't going to be in the lane to slow anyone down, it could be even better.
This series has already been a good one for the Hawks, but with a win today people will start to believe an upset is actually possible. And it definitely is. If you don't think so, you haven't been paying attention.
Date: April 26, 2014
Tip-Off Time: 2:00 p.m.
TV Channel: SportSouth (Local in Atlanta), TNT
Radio: 92.9 FM (Atlanta Flagship), Atlanta Hawks Radio Network Affiliates
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Point Spread: Pacers by 2 points
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Brownian confidence bands on Monte Carlo output
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When considering a Monte Carlo estimation procedure, the path produced by successive partial estimates is often used as a guide for informal convergence diagnostics. However the confidence region associated with that path cannot be derived simplistically from the confidence interval for the estimate itself. An asymptotically correct approach can be based on the Brownian motion approximation of the path, but no exact formula for the corresponding area-minimizing confidence region is yet known. We construct proxy regions based on local time arguments and consider numerical approximations. These are then available for a more incisive assessment of the Monte Carlo procedure and thence of the estimate itself.
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I've been accepted into Round 2 of the Food Corps application process. Ok, University of Maine Cooperative Extension - let's dance.
I've been accepted into Round 2 of the Food Corps application process. Ok, University of Maine Cooperative Extension - let's dance.
I saw mega-star farmer Joel Salatin the other day. He gets an interesting treatment in the world of agriculture and is probably the most famous farmer in the country. Granted, his name isn't so well known, but if you say "that kooky farmer with glasses from Food, Inc.," people usually know what you're talking about.
As I watched Joel speak last weekend, I was immediately struck by the realization that he is just a farmer. For all the hype and excitement and goodness know how much he gets paid for an engagement - he's just a farmer. He is innovative, hardworking, and intelligent. He runs one hell of a farm. But his methods and ideas are not really unique to him. The University of Florida's IFAS Extension (farm research and whatnot) advocates the same practices that he uses.
Joel does a real service to agriculture, however, because IFAS backs up their methods with research. Joel backs up his methods by making a hell of a lot of money. "Practical Field Research," if you will.
So on one hand we have meticulous research showing that these farming methods work. On the other hand, we have Joel Salatin making a bunch of money. The result, however, is only progress at a snail's pace. For the most part, farmers just don't care.
Why? Because what Joel and IFAS advocate is a massive increase in management. "Management" is a fancy word for "work." God forbid we have to work more. You will have a better product, reduce your fixed costs (as these methods increase pasture and animal health thus decreasing reliance on monetary inputs), and increase your land's carrying capacity. But you have to do some work. And nobody wants that.
We'd rather lazily dig our own graves than struggle mightily to survive.
How to Make a Giant Cake Ball!
At this point, everyone knows about cake balls - it's old news. But what do you do if you want to make a GIANT cake ball? Perhaps you want to put it in a bundt cake?
First, make your cake ball mixture. It's basically just a mashed up cake mixed with frosting. A good 'Sandra Lee' can be had here. Or do it from scratch. My cake is a sweet potato ginger cake with a cream cheese frosting. I like to leave slightly larger cake chunks in the mix for some texture/flavor variety.
Once you have your mash, line 2 semisphere bowls with plastic wrap. IKEA's Blanda Blank is ideal, and comes in various sizes for very cheap.
Pack your cake mixture into each bowl until they are slightly more than completely full. Smoosh them together with a little twisting to ensure a complete and perfect cohesion. A little bit of cake should leak out the sides. Wipe the excess cake from the seam where it might leak out.
Tape the bowls together to keep them closed. Duct tape for the win!
Toss the mega ball in the freezer for 30-60 minutes. Pull it out and carefully unwrap it.
Voila! A massive cake ball!
You can dip it, drizzle it, or frost it. I'm not a chocolate person for the most part, so it was frosted with the remains of the cream cheese frosting. I then stuck it in a bundt cake, as you can see:
This is a pretty bizarre-looking cake, I'll admit, but it was a huge hit. That's a maple pumpkin bundt underneath.
How awesome would it be to frost this as the Death Star?!?!?!?!?
This might be the strangest way to eat potatos yet. Green (purple) sweet potato pancakes.
I used a really basic pancake recipe for this:
Sift and mix your dry ingredients. Beat and mix your wets. Combine. Make as pancakes. Add more flour or milk depending on how thick you like things. I like my batter pretty thin.
This is when things got a little weird. Naturally, my batter started out quite purple. As the pancake cooked, it almost instantly turned green. And not a dull green, but a serious, Leprechaun green.
Even with purple chunks of sweet potato present, any potato that was properly mixed into the batter turned bright green.
This has not happened when baking sweet potato muffins, and the ingredients are more of less the same. Perhaps a higher temperature on the skillet is what allows some chemical reaction to take place. More research (read: eating pancakes) is clearly necessary.
It's been a while since my last post of substance. I've been busy buying and returning new cameras. In the end, I'm sticking with my a200, but moving to fixed lenses.
I digress.
More importantly, I bought a pasta maker on Ebay. I love the fact that a vintage pasta maker, the Imperia, is still the gold standard for the home cook. More on that later.
For now, please (visually) enjoy my first pasta - an oregano infused fettuccine. Sauce is not necessary; salt and olive oil is all you need.
This is an interview I edited for Farmer Tyler. Tyler talks to Dr. Bala Rathinasabapathi about the benefits and hazards of large scale GMO crop production. It's nice to hear an unbiased (besides the fact that he wants to keep researching them) overview of what genetically modified plants can do for/to society.


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Presbyterian seder supper
Last Wednesday evening, my friend Jane and I were privileged to be among the non-Presbyterian/Episcopal guests at a seder supper, presided over by a real "rabbouni," (teacher) Rabbi Katie Bauman of Temple Israel in Memphis, Tenn.
Milton Winter graciously invited us to share the seder meal with the two congregations. I'd mentioned to Milton before that we'd had several seders at our Methodist church and how wonderful they were.
At our church, the seder meal was greatly simplified, mostly because as Methodists, none of us were very sure about how "exactly" it was done. I was very pleased to note that our seders were not too far off base. And the spirit was the same!
"Seder" is the meal at which those of the Jewish faith remember the Passover and the escape from Egypt. The seder is a "retelling" of the story and a way of passing history down from generation to generation, so the story of Passover will never die.
Children are a very important part of the seder. At the beginning of the meal, the youngest child present asks four questions –
"Why is this night different? Tonight, why do we eat only matzah? (To symbolize the hurried exodus from Egypt, when there was no time for the bread to rise.)
"Tonight, why do we eat only the bitter herbs? (Life was bitter, with harsh labor at mortar and bricks.)
"Tonight, why do we dip the greens twice (The greens are dipped in salt water for the tears that were shed.)
"Tonight, instead of sitting upright or reclining, why do we all recline? (Several rabbis were reclining at a seder table and spent an entire night discussing the Exodus. As the heirs of these teachers, we come together to discuss the Exodus from Egypt. At every seder table, we celebrate our inheritance.)
Each food that is eaten at seder is a symbol, representing a part of the story. The wine partaken of during the meal symbolizes the sweetness. A roasted egg is placed on the seder plate, a reminder of the festival offerings brought to the ancient Temple in Jerusalem – the egg also reminds us of the beginning of all life and reflects our hope for renewal each spring; a hope that brings us back to the seder table.
A large shank bone (pesach) is placed on the seder plate, to symbolize the feast and Passover offering in the days of the Temple. The pesach reminds us that the Holy One passed over the houses of our ancestors.
A seder plate and glass of wine are always prepared and placed at the head of the table, waiting for the Prophet Elijah to come. Near the end of the meal, the door is opened and Elijah is invited inside.
There are many such symbols and reminders throughout the seder meal. At the conclusion, a prayer is offered that all humankind be freed from violence and from wrong and united in an eternal convenant of mutual esteem and love, celebrate a universal Passover in the name of God.
Perhaps the most moving is the very last sentiment expressed – "Next year in Jerusalem!"
As Rabbi Katie explained – in years past many Jews perhaps dreamed of visiting Jerusalem. Today, that's not such an impossible dream, but for many years, it could only be a dream to most Jews.
But visiting Jerusalem at Passover is only part of "next year in Jerusalem!" Jerusalem, in this sense, is the end of our spiritual path and the place where everyone will meet God.
Before Rabbi Katie told the story of "next year in Jerusalem," as she invited us to lift our glasses and toast with her, most of us were perhaps not as lively as we could have been. After she finished with that part of the story, Rev. Bruce McMillan, of Christ Episcopal Church, said it for all of us – "Next year in Jerusalem!" as a resounding toast!
(I hope I haven't mangled too badly the rich traditions and symbolism of seder. Any mistakes are purely mine.)
One of the many "good" things that I experienced at the seder was being surrounded by friends from this area of all different faiths. Jane, a former Presbyterian, and I, a former Baptist, sat with Vicki and Walter Webb, who are both Episcopalians. We saw friends from the Baptist and Methodist churches in Holly Springs and were introduced to the coordinator of the seder, Sheryl Bowen, a former Catholic.
It was a lovely, holy evening and one I'll long remember. And at our church the following Thursday night, as we observed Maundy Thursday — celebrating the night Jesus and the disciples observed Passover by enjoying a seder meal together (the Last Supper) — our pastor, Bro. Troy Barton, said he would like to begin a tradition of a meal before the Maundy Thursday service.
A very bright light went off in my head – and I promptly offered/asked if I could coordinate a seder supper for us next year.
I wonder how Rabbi Katie would feel about visiting a tiny Methodist church, tucked out in the woods?
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- "Cyrus Borg? Yes. Unfortunately when my parents gave me a name like that, my future in technology was predetermined."
- ―Cyrus Borg"
Cyrus Borg, or OverBorg, is a Ninjago figure in the REBOOTED line.
Cyrus Borg's minifigure shows him when he was the OverBorg. He has a black hairpiece along with a cybernetic eye. He also has a black shirt with robotic parts and plain grey legs.
The Age of TechnologyAfter the defeat of the Overlord Cyrus Borg had the idea to rebuild Ninjago City. He made the city a center of technological advancements and named it, "New Ninjago City". He built Borg Industries on the site of the Overlord's defeat.
Rise of the Digital OverlordIn The Surge, the Overlord returned which is disguise himself as computer virus. He told Borg to make the Ninja return to New Ninjago City. When the Ninja arrived, Cyrus Borg came with a spider-like mech chair, and told the Ninja he had been disabled all of his life. He also told Zane that he felt sorry his father died. Then, Cyrus gave the Ninja a statue of himself. Inside, he put in the Techno Robes and Blades. He told Kai that the Ninja must go, and that the Overlord is listening. Soon, the Overlord discovered that Cyrus Borg gave the Ninja the Techno Blades, which were the only thing that could defeat him. He added robotic parts to Cyrus and possessed his mech chair.
Helping the Ninja
In Blackout, builders at Borg Industries find Cyrus Borg on the ground. When Cyrus Borg wakes up, he sees that the Overlord's hard drive is gone. Since the Overlord possessed Borg's mech chair, Cyrus traveled on an ordinary wheel chair.
In The Curse of the Golden Master, Cyrus Borg meets the Ninja, telling them that a "Stranger" has stolen the Digital Overlord's hard drive, as well as some prototypes. He uses some of P.I.X.A.L.'s energy the power his computers.
In Enter the Digiverse, Cyrus Borg tells the Ninja that the Overlord is in the Digiverse. He sends the Ninja inside with their Techno-Blades. The Ninja succeed. However, the Nindroids capture Borg.
The OverBorg
In Codename: Arcturus, Pythor turns Cyrus evil again, becoming the OverBorg. As OverBorg, he builds Arcturus, a rocket that will bring the Nindroids to the Golden Weapons of Spinjitzu. However, the Ninjago noticed and came to their base in Ouroborus. He stopped Lloyd from preventing Pythor of launching the Arcturus. He throws him down the platform, but Lloyd survives because ninjas catch him.
In The Void, the OverBorg arrives to Borg Industries, along with Pythor and the Overlord. They place the Overlord in a capsule restoring his body as a 90% Golden Master.
Rise of the Titanium Ninja
In The Titanium Ninja, General Cryptor frees Borg. He gets on his wheel chair and tells the Ninja he has a weapon that can weaken the Golden Master. A shrinking pill. Wu and Garmadon try to put it into the Overlord's mouth, but Pythor swallows it, instead. Soon, Zane sacrifices himself to the Overlord, teaching Cyrus that humanity is more important than technology. He builds a statue in honor of him and dubs him "The Titanium Ninja."
- He has been disabled all his life. First moving around with a wheelchair, then with spider-like mechanical legs.[source?]
- His villain name (Overborg) is a play on the words "Overlord" and "Cyborg". His real name (Cyrus Borg) is a play on "Cyborg".
- Cyrus Borg had made the ninja outfits and Techno Blades.
- He has created Borg Tower, P.I.X.A.L., the hover car, and the security mech. OverBorg created the MechDragon.
- Jay has a Cyrus Borg poster on the wall of his room.
- His minifigure has a double sided head, one side showing him as the OverBorg and the other as Cyrus Borg, with a smile and no mechanical eye.
- The Overlord's hold on Cyrus was broken when the power cut off, as his cybernetics ceased to function.
- After being released from the Overlord's control, Cyrus removed the mechanical part of his head like a mask, but the metal on his torso and arm remained.
- He was probably the creator of the Arcturus.
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Kip Elser, who develops and preps yearlings and 2-year-olds at his Camden-based training facility, Kirkwood Stables, served as a panelist at the Summerhill Stud'ss Ready to Run Gallops in South Africa earlier this fall.
Even for an opening night, this was a bit discouraging.
Once forcing Lugoff-Elgin to abandon its zone scheme to go to a man-to-man defense, Camden went for the kill.
A pair of right-handed pitchers will figure prominently into the Lugoff-Elgin at Camden basketball game to be played inside the Dog Pound on Friday, Dec. 9.
C-I (Camden, S.C.) sports editor
Breaking Cardinal Newman's unrelenting full-court press was the easy part. It was the finishing which gave the North Central girls fits.
Collectively, it was hardly the best of seasons for Kershaw County's three public high school football programs which combined to win seven (see accompanying note) games in 2011.
ways and byways --- not to mention the parking lots --- on Friday to kick off the holiday shopping season, there will be those cars which will take to the dirt and the air while weaving their way around traffic.
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(Editor's note: Don Clippinger is the media consultant for the National Steeplechase Associaton. Here, he gives Colonial Cup fans an outlook of the 12 entries into Saturday's $100,000 feature chase. He also included odds, if pari-mutuel wagering were allowed in South Carolina.)
It took a cold/sinus infection to do what no horse on this side of the Atlantic could do last month.
Arch Kingsley might feel as if he is a stranger in his own house.
It's cold and flu season for horses, too.
Following a season in which all three Kershaw County high school volleyball teams finished in the top two of their respective regions --- with Camden and North Central capturing conference titles --- it should come as no surprise that when it came time for post-season honors to be handed out, players from these teams earned state and league laurels.
Homecoming is that Catch-22 for a head football coach. He must walk a fine line between allowing his players to enjoy the week-long festivities while also making sure their minds are on Friday night's game.
Youth, like ignorance, can sometimes be bliss.
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Camden native and former Camden High School baseball standout Michael Kohn has signed a one-year Major League contract with the Tampa Bay Rays.
It should have been the perfect ending to a festive Friday night at Zemp Stadium. A Camden High School (CHS) Bulldog football victory over once-beaten Dreher, which put them in a four-way tie atop the Region 4-AAA standings, came after a pre-game and halftime tribute to the school's 1964 AAA state championship team.
Long snappers are a lot like plumbers. You never realize how much you need one until there is an inch of standing water in your kitchen.
It was business as usual for the football program at Lugoff-Elgin in the early part of the spring and summer.
For almost as long as North Central fans can remember, schools such as Andrew Jackson, Indian Land, Buford and Chesterfield have been the region rivals of the Knights' athletic teams.
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I TRIED to remember to cover them... but I only made damned sure I covered them after I did my monthly "circle in a parking lot at night" to check for burned out lighting that I noticed that when they were not covered, they were a VERY bright red from the 3rd brake light reflection.
Company that installed the cap now removes the lamps from the high mount, but they didn't do that in 2005.
The front lights are low enough, and being only 55 watt, as long as I only ran them with the high beams, and as long as my lows and fogs shut off properly, they were legal at that height without being covered.
I wired them without a switch... just relayed them off of the high beams.
The roof rack was powered by a pair of 30a circuits going into a Pelican box in which I had made a relay bank.
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Welcome to the Gang-Related News Articles page. This page provides a list of articles pertaining to gangs and gang-related activities from various U.S. and Canadian news sources. A link to the source of each article is provided. The list of articles can be refined by date and limited to a specific state or Canadian province or territory using the control below.
Man shot outside convenience store (El Monte, CA): A man who went to a convenience store with his brother to buy hot dogs early Wednesday was confronted and shot by an alleged gang member.
Source: Pasadena Star-News Date: August 17, 2005
Fort Wainwright soldiers held in fatal shooting (Fairbanks, AK): Three Fort Wainwright Army Post soldiers, who police would not identify, are being held in connection with a fatal shooting in South Fairbanks, police said.
Source: Anchorage Daily News Date: August 17, 2005
Teenager critical after Santa Cruz stabbing (Santa Cruz, CA): A 17-year-old boy remained in critical condition Wednesday morning after being stabbed multiple times by a gang of youths Saturday night.
Source: San Jose Mercury News Date: August 17, 2005
Police will begin gang awareness training (Cincinnati, OH): Cincinnati police officers chosen as part of an effort to track gang activity will be trained Wednesday on gang tattoos, colors and the department's new policy on handling gang investigations.
Source: The Cincinnati Enquirer Date: August 16, 2005
Anti-crime grants come to the rescue (Minneapolis, MN): Jimmy Stanback and Ferome Brown took a leap of faith and quit their jobs this month so they could work full time getting gang members off the streets in several north Minneapolis neighborhoods.
Source: Star Tribune Date: August 16, 2005
Video surveillance cuts graffiti by 60% (Los Angeles, CA): A video surveillance camera installed at Lake Street Park as part of an aggressive neighborhood graffiti abatement program has been so successful that Los Angeles police and city officials said Monday they want to expand it citywide.
Source: Los Angeles Times Date: August 16, 2005
Teen defending disabled friend fatally shot by LA gang members (Los Angeles, CA): A 15-year-old attempting to defend his disabled friend was fatally shot by gang members, police said Monday.
Source: San Jose Mercury News Date: August 16, 2005
Gang, drug counteract program continues (Manchester, NH): As a 41-year-old man was recovering Tuesday from a baseball-bat beating by teens, New Hampshire officials held a news conference to discuss the success of an anti-drug and gang program in Nashua and Manchester.
Source: The Boston Globe Date: August 16, 2005
Court bars gang from Eastside area (Los Angeles, CA): Los Angeles City Atty. Rocky Delgadillo has obtained a court injunction against a street gang accused of terrorizing an Eastside housing project for decades.
Source: Los Angeles Times Date: August 16, 2005
Teen in van killed in drive-by shooting (Chicago, IL): A 14-year-old boy died Sunday after a drive-by shooting at 49th Place and Paulina Street.
Source: Chicago Tribune Date: August 16, 2005
How did dance turn to brawl? (Richmond, VA): Nobody got shot. That's one way to describe how the Back to School Dance at the Greater Richmond Convention Center ended Saturday night in gang-related street brawls and pepper spray.
Source: Richmond Times-Dispatch Date: August 16, 2005
Police say San Mateo stabbing likely gang-related (San Mateo County, CA): Investigators believe a double stabbing that occurred early Sunday morning in San Mateo County may have been gang-related, according to a sheriff's report.
Source: CBS 5 News Date: August 15, 2005
Two girls injured by stray bullets in gang shooting (Compton, CA): Two girls attending a family party were wounded in a drive-by shooting between gang members, and two suspects were arrested, authorities said Sunday.
Source: Los Angeles Times Date: August 15, 2005
Inmate dies after beating (Richland County, SC): A Richland County jail inmate with a previously unknown heart condition died Saturday after he was beaten by another inmate during a possible gang initiation, county Coroner Gary Watts said.
Source: The State Date: August 15, 2005
Man's hand is partially severed in attack (Prince George's County, MD): A man was slashed and severely wounded late last night in the Langley Park area of Prince George's County in an attack that was the third of its kind there in less than a week and raised the possibility of gang involvement.
Source: The Washington Post Date: August 15, 2005
Anti-gang strategies lack unity (Virginia): Six months after he served more than a year in jail for disposing of a body in a gang-related killing in Montgomery County, Nelson Bernal was back on the streets, lying in wait outside a county high school - preparing, police say, to attack members of a rival Latino gang.
Source: The Washington Post Date: August 14, 2005
Rival gangs shoot it out (Manatee County, FL): Authorities are piecing together the relationship among nearly two dozen drive-by shootings reported in the area since April.
Source: The Herald-Tribune Date: August 13, 2005
Big-city gang gets a toehold in rural West Virginia (Bloomery, WV): It seems an unlikely setting for a meeting of big-city gang members--a secluded spot along the Shenandoah River where the loudest noises come from tires crunching gravel and water rushing over the dam.
Source: Daily Press Date: August 13, 2005
Will County teen dies in gang action (Will County, IL): A 14-year-old boy from Will County was killed and another man injured in a shooting Thursday night on Chicago's Southwest Side that police described as gang-related.
Source: Chicago Tribune Date: August 13, 2005
Gang-related' fight breaks out in Corning (Corning, CA): In what Corning police are calling a gang-related fight, three men were injured and three others booked into the Tehama County Jail this week on attempted homicide charges.
Source: Red Bluff Daily News Date: August 13, 2005
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I adore this picture, taken by Adam Pedley :D
I adore this picture, taken by Adam Pedley :D
太棒了說!!如果我有到中部去就跟你來個tumblr meet up哈哈!!可以一起騎車!雖然我不是很專業,但每週六還是會騎一騎!
It is a documentary film.
When I finished this film, I was thinking, if I was born in red-light district, how would my life be? Mum, grandma, sister, prostitution; dad, grandpa, brother, friends, drugs, alcoholic. You don't have a choice cause you born into a mess. But they do know what are they dealing with, they do have feelings, they do want to escape. I was still playing around when I was 10, but those kids came out with these:
"I used to want to be a doctor. Then I wanted to be an artist. Now I want to be a photographer…"GOUR
"I want to show in pictures how people live in this city. I want to put across the behavior of man."MANIK
"We went to the beach to take pictures. I had never seen the ocean before. I was amazed."SUCHITRA
"When I have a camera in my hands I feel happy. I feel like I am learning something…I can be someone."
"Avijit, one of the child photographers in 'Born into Brothels', describes a photograph of a poor woman as "beautiful" because it tells the truth." If you know Aristotle, you will know the relationship between "beautiful" and "true". The children are so innocent and mature :)
This is one of the photos by Avijit. I still remember in the film, he dump a pail of sand, and took this photo.
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I was wondering why am i here? working hard to be a diplomat? to have fun? cause here is the only school i could get in? politics? really? my future career? i was confused sometime. But now, i am glad that i have chosen social science DIP, cause that's why i know how everything works! i have learnt about diplomatic history which told me how a leader solve a problem and what's going on in the past; international relations which told me realism, liberalism and that's all bullshit cause what we need now is cooperation; environmental diplomacy which told me how worth it is to reduce the CO2 emissions because of the earth and thus, every CO2 has its price, CO2 is a market for the future, if a company is worried about the cost of reduction of CO2, don't, cause it makes money; foreign policy which told why the government is such a inefficient group cause the cost-efficiency, the groupthink, the decision-making is so hell complicated that far beyond what u think it is.
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Cause Of Action: Fed. Question: Racketeering (RICO) Act
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Cause Of Action: Racketeering (RICO) Act
Court: Sixth Circuit > Michigan > Michigan Western District Court
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Former House candidate Annette Taddeo may be tapped to head the Small Business Administration in Obama's administration. Presumably she never hung up on him. [Naked Politcs] A Broward Sheriff's Office online sting netted 17 Sex Predators, uh, including one as young as 19. [CBS4]The murder of Adam Wa ... More >>
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Lucius Carabella is released from prison and has thoughts of killing those that testified against him. Meanwhile, Sandy Carruthers, bounty diploma in hand, applies for, and gets, a job with Sixkiller Enterprises.
Dutch Dixon's son escapes from prison to exact revenge on his mother's kille r- who he believes is Reno - just as new evidence in Reno's case may finally prove his innocence.
Reno, Bobby and Sandy stake out the home of a fugitive's daughter and her mother, expecting the criminal's arrival-but not expecting Reno to fall for the mom.
Reno tries to haul in an escaped convict who brings bad luck to everyone he meets, which is something Reno refuses to believe-even when they're arrested and thrown into prison together.
While Bobby Sixkiller searches for the perfect anecdote for his Bounty Hunter of the Year acceptance speech, he, Reno and Sandy recall their past adventures.
When Reno comes across a runaway who looks like she's going to be the fourth victim of a "vampire" in a beach community, Reno investigates further, suspicious of a "supernatural" cause.
Bobby and Reno focus on exposing thieves who have kidnapped several adult-magazine models and the publication's photo editor.
Bobby and Reno are hired by a movie producer whose leading action heroine has disappeared, leaving only a heroin wrapper behind.
Sandy is determined to have the final word when one of her friends is murdered by a serial killer who goes after women he meets through personal ads.
Reno tries to arrange for the peaceful surrender of a counterculture fugitive charged with murdering a professor during the 1960's.
Reno may finally have the evidence he needs to bring down Dutch - a video that shows the evil marshal shooting his own wife in the back. But first, Reno has to locate it.
Reno's thrilled to be reunited with his former love, Janet -and stunned to find out that her 14-year-old son may be his child.
Bobby is forced to dip into his own savings when a bumbling bounty hunter is held for ransom by the very bank robber he was trying to capture.
Bobby and Reno investigate a bounty's claims of the existence of an organization that helps fugitives fake their deaths and obtain new identities.
While Dutch tries to juggle shaking down a pornographer and pleasing his boss, his wife, Melissa, finally decides that enough is enough, so she goes to Bobby and Reno and offers to help take Dutch down.
The stakes are high when Reno infiltrates a gang of bandits famous for robbing high rollers as they are leaving Las Vegas.
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"Renegade" explodes with action and adventure when Reno Raines, a tough, young street cop, is framed for a murder he didn't commit. Fleeing from the only system of justice he knows, Raines takes to the streets as a modern-day bounty hunter.
Renegade movie trailer - starring Michael Madsen, Juliette Lewis, Vincent Cassel, Djimon Hounsou, Eddie Izzard. Directed by Jan Kounen. Genre: Action-Adventure
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