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By Aunt Amy
from Greenville, MI
Comments about Maytag 2.0 Cu. Ft. Front Loading Washer - White:
I have been using this appliance for about a month. Because of the limited capacity (compact), I am still learning what cycles work best for which loads. Have some wrinkling issues with light weight synthetics and cottons, even though I use the wrinkle control for drying.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By joan 25
from appleton
just like the dryer it had so many problems had the service tech out many times to repair - not worth the money that's for sure. Bought because I always had Maytag and never had problems but this and the dryer are a terrible produce. Maytag should have replaced both of my products as they are both lemons!!! But of course they would not
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
2.0 cu.ft. compact front load washer
By luke
from hollister, MO.
we bought the washer the last of july, it is a good washer but when it spins, it sounds like it is trying to walk off, and yes it is level.
First Maytag my Home
By Shutterbug
from Richmond BC.
Old machine broken..checking new washer dryer units on line. Found Maytag front loading stacking Dryer at Coast appliances in Surrey. Very good service and pricing on these 24inch units. Quick delivery and set up.. These units work well, washer does better job than old unit,uses less water and dryer is much quicker saving more money. Would recommend this set up for other retired people like myself.
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By Creekerdad
from Miramar Beach, FL
Purchased this for our beach condo in June, 2013. It has been serviced now 4 times. Current problem= needs a new mother board... guess what? They are not available thru Maytag or anyone else... BUT THEY STILL SELL THIS UNIT IN THE STORES! We have been unable to consistently use this machine many times.You might get 5 loads in a row that work great... then not be able to wash a load without unplugging the machine multiple times to reset the board.DO NOT BUY THIS MACHINE!
Compact Front Loading Washer
By Waldog
from Polson, MT
I've had mine for quite a few years now and I have had no problems (knock on wood). It does very well at getting my clothes clean and the 'higher than average' spin rate make for less dryer time. I especially like the 'extra rinse' option. This is definitely better than the 2-in-1 compact washer/dryer units from days gone by that had an agitator. Note: I seem to have to split a compact-washer load into two compact-dryer loads.
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By Fred
from Northeast, OK
This washer performs perfectly. Make sure during installation to level it accurately as it has powerful spin cycle. These units are very high quality and should perform for many years.
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worse machine I ever had
By Karen
from Saint Pete Beach, FL
Just bought this washer, I called service several times (very nice and prompted), however the washer still doesn't work. Don't buy this machine! is not worth it!
Two months with new Maytag washer
By Washington
from Washington DC
I replaced my old washer with the updated same new model, because its small dimensions were the only unit that could fit through the stairs and door to my basement. Happy with the machine, except that it was not clear how to start the cycles. The "on" button has to be held down a long time until the red light comes on, then it starts for 1/2 second, then stops, then you have to wait an entire minute before it starts for real. Not explained in the manual.
Great compact machine
By Justin
from San Francisco, CA
We bought this a couple months ago to replace an all-in-one compact unit. It's been a great upgrade. It's much quieter and it's more gentle on clothes and linens. The unit is quite easy to use, and the remaining time display is very helpful.
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Van Things to Do
Akdamar Church
Akdamar is probably the most famous attraction from Van. It's no longer an active church but I do think they occasionally have ceremonies when some groups of Armenians visit. It's easy enough to visit by local transport, I had to ask around a bit to find the bus stop but it wasn't too difficult. At the site,I did have to wait for awhile until a bus...more
Old City of Van
Behind the Rock of Van/Castle are the remains of the old city, destroyed in WWI. It's a haunting, atmospheric place. There are the remains of a few buildings and an old minaret with the remains of the castle looming over. On the far side of the field there are some restored mosques and an old city gate. The place was deserted when I visited except...more
Van Castle
The castle is a must see while you're in Van. When I visited, there wasn't really any kind of development for tourists, no signs, ticket office, anything like that. At first glance, it looks off limits behind a chain-link fence but in fact, you can explore the whole place. I had to walk along the perimeter some distance but eventually I found an...more
Van Museum
Van Museum hold objects since pre-historic & Urartian era to Ottoman Turks era.such as red potteries, gold jewelery, bronze artifacts at lower floor. Hakkari Stelae & cuneiform tablets At the inner courtyard. Hakkari Stelae was surprise, we have hundreds of those at Ardebil in Iran & I just knew turkey has 13 of those, really was pleasant to see...more
Van Golu (Lake Van)
Lake Van, the largest lake in Turkey is a saline and soda lake.The only one fish known to live in Lake Van & that can be found in some restaurants.more
Surprise at Van Museum!
Iranian objects & depiction such as Fravahr(pic1), Anahita(pic2), Drafsh-e Kavyan(pic3) & lion head in Achaemenid shape(pic4) was great Surprise for us.I'm sure Turkey don't know these are obviously Iranian else those have not been shown as the empty place of Achamenid, Parthian or Sassanid & other Iranian era at coin section.I'm not gonna describe...more
Van Hotels
Tamara Otel
Cad Bahcivan Mah Yuzbasioglu Sok No 1, Van, Van, Turkey
Satisfaction: Excellent
Good for: Families
Buyuk Urartu
The Urartu Hotel is a nice, modern hotel, well locate in the center of Van. The rooftop hotel...more
Akdamar Hotel
Kazim Karabekir Cad 9, Van, Van, 65100, Turkey
Satisfaction: Terrible
Good for: Business
Van Restaurants
Akdamar Restaurant and Camping
The Restaurant is just opposite the Akdmar Island where the boats go to the Island.They have very delicious fish from the Lake and traditional foodsand camping is available with hot water. Camping is free Tava and Lake Van fishmore
Traditional Lahmacun
2nd & last meal was 2 another dishes of Lahmacuna (a Traditional meal, like pizza) in 2nd visit of Van.this time at small shop in far west of Kazim Karabekir cad. as I guess no tourist go there.the good point was u can see the Lahmacun process also this small restaurant main food is Lahmacun.I will go there again for more delicious dishes of...more
1st taste of Lahmacun
we had our 1st launch in 2nd visit of Van at Halil Ibrahim Sofrasi a clean & Lux restaurant with polite waiters.this time we looked for Lahmacun, a Traditional meal, it's like pizza.they have 4 type of Lahmacun in Halil Ibrahim Sofrasi.we tried ordinary Lahmacun (5TL) & one with meat slices (9TL) + a glass of Ayran(Doq in persian) & a bottle of...more
Van Nightlife
Certainly not "non existent"
Anyone who says that nightlife in Van 'doesn't exist' just hasn't tried hard enough to find it, not that it's hard to find. Here's a summary:Tamara Ocakbasi: Here you can select your meats or chicken plus mezes and cook them yourself with friends at your own person grill, there are many so the room gets quite hot but it's great fun. Full alcoholic...more
It Ain't London:-)
Doesn't excist, I even tried to find a beer (from a kiosk) before bed, and I gave up. Mind you I didn't search the whole town.The Lonely Planet guidebook said there were a couple of bars but even their male readers complained about the enviroment being oppresive.more
You can pass your late nights...
You can pass your late nights to write dozens of post cards for being airmailed through different post offices from Istanbul as they apply different rates from each other.. Casual while writing .more
Van Transportation
Van - Orumiyeh(Iran)
at Orumiyeh Terminal you can find some company that leaves Orumiyeh to Van & vice versa.they stop somewhere at beginning of Cumhuriyet Cad. in Van.most buses smuggle gasoil or carry cargo, they just need some passengers (2-5) for crossing border legality. try to find buses with at least 15 passengers, also cargo buses move very slow.costs 180,000...more
Van is accessible from many places within Turkey and possibly even outside the country. But keep in mind that it's not a common place for westerners to go through, or so it seemed. The problem was very simple- they thought the lemon-lime Gatorade in my Nalgene was a bomb. They were also freaked out by the carabiners (karabiners) on my backpack- and...more
From Dogubayazit
From Dogubayazit to Van there are some minibuses leaving every day from the corner Dr Ismail Besikci Caddesi/Agri Caddesi. It costs 8 000 000 TL and takes about 2 - 2,5 hours. When I went to Van we stopped by a petrol station/cafe where the driver had a sandwich to eat. He also bought me a tea.I travelled the same way in 2004. The price was the...more
Van Shopping
Doviz means exchange
Change money at Doviz shops.mind that they are closed on all official holidays & on evening (~5pm).then always have enough TL.some shopping malls change money at lower rateEuro exchange rate is better than $more
Cumhuriyet & Kazim Karabekir cad.
main shopping malls & famous trademarks are located along Cumhuriyet Cad. & Kazim Karabekir cad. main object to buy in turkey is clothes & specially Jin.more
Inexpensive shops
Aydin Talay sub ground shopping center located at north of Cumhuriyet Cad., sub of square with van lake fishes statue. mainly offer less quality Inexpensive clothes.we just spent 15min at Aydin Talaymore
Van Local Customs
Tea after every meal
in Turkey, you'll get a cup of tea after every meal, a custom that is done carefully in every restaurant.more
Friendly Locals
If you are travelling by yourself, as I was, then you won't be alone for long. The locals are very friendly and generous, I paid for very few meals here. Maybe bring some small gifts that are special to your country.more
book a tourguide in advance,...
book a tourguide in advance, or make sure the building will be open, before you go up to the palace.more
Van Warnings and Dangers
Iranians pay attention please!
It was just once forever in Khoshap that we see this hi-tech device at Turkey.It's impossible to find it in any WC in Turkey thus made us to comprehend how useful this technology is.without this device relaxation was not easy pleasurable!more
no English!
No sigin in the cities or in roads are in English, also least people know English.It's difficult to make connection.The good part for us as Iranian is that Van is Kurdish area & some people know Persian.more
Military checkpoints
somehow undeclared war is going on among Turkish government & Kurd inhabitants of the region.Along the road from Iranian border to Van there were 6 Military checkpoints that inspected our Passports & bus.& once inspected our Luggage.The big problem is they asked something in Turkish & expected to hear answer also don't know English.fortunately the...more
Van Tourist Traps
do not expect, that you may...
do not expect, that you may enter the palace at regular times.We actually had to wait some time for the guide, who was booked by the Rotel-company and he finally made the tour through the ruins just for us.more
Everybody knows it .Going on...
Everybody knows it .Going on traveling is nice and this is the happiest part but what about returning home and having to do same road which you already know and the friends your are about to leave ,these are the sad part .Always have with you some paper napkins to use when you start crying...more
Bevare of mean dogs ,...
Bevare of mean dogs , especially from the ones who are black and come by morning time to the beds which are not yet done.They eat and lick whatever they find in the close neighbourhoud and love to sneak around and hide any sock or bag or jewelleries like bracelets in velvet bags....more
Van What to Pack
Do not expect a Kiosk & be prepared of...
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Be prepared of rough winds, even when the sun shines down in the cities of Van or Dogubayazit, it might be a bit colder ( or maybe just not so very hot ) as down in the valley
Photo Equipment: don't expect shops with films, batteries etc...
They did not even have a shop with postcards, souvenirs or snacks up there, just a peacefull environment, a lovely castle and a great panorama-view !
Van Off The Beaten Path
This place was a bit underwhelming. Unless you're just really into ancient archaeological sites you can skip it. There's not much to see other than piles of stones. There's one section that's basalt with some cuneiform inscriptions on it. It really stands out because the stone is in excellent condition and very black, unlike the others. I arranged...more
Hoşap Castle
Hoşap Castle is not far from Van and makes for a nice day trip. The Lonely Planet guide mentioned that it is possible to get there by public transport but it all seemed a bit complicated and I didn't have much time so I arranged for a tour at about 100-150 Turkish Lira, don't remember exactly with a trip to Çavuştepe included and I was...more
Chavosh Tape (Çavuştepe)
The archeological Urartian site of Chavush tape is located at about 25 km of southeast Van on the road to Hakkari. Chavushtepe impressive remains of the Urartian castle and seat of King Sardur II (764-735 B.C.).These remains, including the walls and the palace complex with an Urartian "king's toilet".The site consists of an upper and lower castle...more
Van Favorites
Van has an old history. Once it was the capital of the Urartu empire (the name was then Tushap). Later it was one of the biggest cities in the Armenian kingdom. Then the Persians, Byzantines, Seljuk and Ottomans came. During WW I the old town was levelled to the ground during fightings between Ottomans on one side and Armenians and Russians on the...more
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WACH)?? Charleston , South Carolina. By day, the view of the harbor, historical buildings, and of course shopping bring out people from around the world. But, when night falls in this historical city, it just may bring out people from another world.
According to Rebel Sinclair , co-owner of Back Cat Tours in Charleston, a haunting is simply defined as something "that is perpetual, to which there is no end or resolution.??
Charleston is thought to be one of the most haunted cities in world. Perhaps it??s the long history, perhaps it??s the peninsula, as it??s believed that spirits can??t cross water, or, and for naysayers, Sinclair offers a more scientific explanation.
??Science today calls it zero point quantum physics , theologians call it God, but it is the form of energy in which everything comes and everything goes,?? she says.Related Stories Tyler??s Travels: Down on the farm Tyler's Travels: The Big Mo Running off with the circus, or Cirque Du Soleil
Whether you are a believer or not, a trip through some of the back streets of Charleston will have an impact on you. One favorite places for Rebel, who owns Black Cat Tours with her husband Mark Jones , is Philadelphia Alley, which is also known as ?? Duelers Alley .??
Until the 1800's, a duel was a perfectly gentlemanly way to settle a dispute, and there were at least thirty-six disagreements that were ended, permanently. In fact, even after the law changed, the alley remained a favorite of those who felt ??talking it out?? simply wouldn??t suffice.
Another spot on the tour is the Dock Street Theater , which saw the demise of Nettie Dickerson, who is said not to have died not from the bolt of lightning that stuck her on the balcony, but of lost love and a broken heart.
As you the tour continues, Rebel, and her husband Mark Jones point out historical references, stories, and landmarks. The story of General Lee??s horse, Traveler, where the real ??Market Street?? saw the human trade, the significance of Charleston??s location on the thirty-third parallel, and of course, the history of Saint Michaels?? Church??s caretaker, Gus Smythe.
Mark and Rebel??s tours are not ??ghost tours?? in that they do not promise you will ever see a ghost, although Rebel does claim to have a sighting six to seven times each year while giving tours to others who are hoping to have a supernatural experience. There are many pieces of evidence that can be seen in the structures, art, and carved in the streets that even the most stubborn non-believers take a beat and wonder.
There is one place in Charleston, according to Rebel, where IF it is haunted is not the question, the question of WHO the spirit doing the haunting happens to be is the debate. According to some, it is the spirit of another young woman, who died of a broken heart, and is often seen walking in the graveyard of the Unitarian Church on Archdale Street. This woman??s name was Ann, and could very well have been the inspiration for Edgar Allan Poe??s famous work Annabelle Lee .
People who take the tour often report feeling ??something,?? although they cannot really put a finger on it, which is ??the energy that is Charleston,?? according to Rebel, ??a lot of turbulence, flood, fire, war?|nothing ever dies until it??s forgotten.??
Whether you are a believer in the afterlife, or just someone who appreciates the history that makes up Charleston, spending 90 minutes on a tour, late in the evening, should be on your list of travels.
If you know of an interesting place Tyler could travel to, email him with the details!


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I haven't made this cake yet, but it already makes my mouth water. I've been reading everyone else's suggestions and when I make this in September for my boyfriend's birthday, I'm planning to experiment with something new. I am planning to: 1. Add 1 tsp ginger to the cake batter 2. Make a light lavender syrup to drizzle on the cake before frosting it (perhaps add tiny amounts of ginger and cardamom to it) 3. Add a bit of partially ground lavender to the frosting -- it might overpower the rosewater, but I hope if I just use a little, it will complement the rosewater Any other constructive advice is welcome. I'll let you know how this experiment goes.flag if inappropriate
One of my favorite desserts is bastani, a Persian ice cream flavored with saffron and pistachios, so I knew I had to try this cake out. It was fabulous! I did modify the recipe a bit: I added 3 Tbs rose water to the cake batter and used 1 tsp ground toasted cardamom seeds. I also added a pinch of cardamom to the frosting and used 1 Tbs rose water instead of a teaspoon. The frosting was WAY too much-I'd probably make half the amount next time. I found unsalted pistachios and organic roses at Whole Foods. The rose petals were a bit of work, but absolutely beautiful and delicious. The pistachios were a must! I highly recommend this cake and would make it again.flag if inappropriate
I just made this cake for the second time because I was determined that with a few tweaks it would be amazing. After reading the other comments and getting some really good tips from them, I went ahead and made this for my daughter's 20th b-day. Success! It was much better the second time around. I used the pinch of cream of tartar in the egg whites. I used 2 extra egg whites. I did not butter the sides of the pans. I replaced 2 Tablespoons of the water in the cake batter with 2 Tablespoons of rose water and this is where I sensed the most rose flavor came through. Much more so than in the whipped cream despite adding 4 teaspoons of rose water to that. I ground more cardamom seeds than called for. I also bought another brand of rose water. The first year I used some from a little blue bottle from France. I had just bought it, but maybe it was old to begin with because the more I added in my effort to get any hint of flavor, the worse it tasted. This year I had good luck with "Alwadi" brand rose water from Lebanon which I bought at the Brattleboro Food Co-op in Vermont. This is where I also bought some tiny organic dried rose buds to decorate the cake with since I didn't have fresh available. I was pleasantly surprised when my daughter's friends raved about the cake. I feared it would be too exotic for them, but they couldn't get over the aroma which they loved.flag if inappropriate
This was really good, and super pretty, but I found the flavour was a little subtle. I would make it again, but up the amounts of the 'exotic' ingredients - more rose water, more saffron. It's very nice as is, but I think if you're going to use such an unusual (for a western palate) combo in a dessert, it should come through a little more. I decorated my cake with candied starfruit.flag if inappropriate
I haven't made this cake yet. But after reading the reviews, I want to offer some tips that may help you with baking chiffon cakes: 1. Don't grease the pan. 2. Whip the egg yolks until foamy. Add in the sugar, a little at a time. Beat well after each addition. Beat the yolks until the mixture is thickened to the point that it can form a ribbon when you pull up the beater. 3. Beat oil into the yolk mixture, a little at a time. 4. After the oil and yolks have completely incorporated, add in all the water. Mix well. 5. When you measure the flour, spoon the flour into the cup and then level with a knife. 6. Sift the flour for at least 3 times. 7. Use a wire whisk to fold in the egg whites. 8. Make sure that the oven is well-preheated. Happy baking!flag if inappropriate
I also had trouble finding unsalted pistachios, and ended up washing them. I used three 9-inch pans and increased the whipped cream by 1/2 cup, thinking I would not have enough to cover. I did end up having left over frosting. My main recommendation: make this cake in winter, not on a humid June day. Reduce the lemon zest and increase the cardamom (ground). I might look into using another sponge recipe too, because when I had all the non egg-white ingredients together, it wasn't batter, it was tough dough. Finally, use your hands to cover the rose petals with eggwhite foam rather than a pastry brush, it's just easier (and keep the rose petals off the cake if you are storing it for more than a few hours). Family gave this rave reviews.flag if inappropriate
I was so very excited to bake this cake. I put many hours of careful research into reading comments from all over the web and getting all the perfect ingredients. Very good cake- but not incredible. To be honest, I do not consider it to be worth the cost. I followed directions exactly with the exception of doubling the rose water. Very unique and was a great hit but the rose water just did not shine the way I had hoped-- even with increasing the amount as previous reviewers had stated. It was very fun to make and I would make it again, but will play with the rose water until it can actually be sensed. Also, the cake part itself came out a little too dense- I had hoped it would be lighter. Again, other than these two short-comings, this was a deliciously unique cake but there are numerous other "middle eastern" cakes that surpass this in taste, simplicity to make, and cost (try sfouf, http://www.bakespace.com/recipes/detail/~Sfouf~-My-Favorite-Childhood-Cake-!--As-moist-as-a-cake-should-be!/46462/, it might not look as pretty but was rated much higher when I brought it as compared to the persian love cake). Happy baking.flag if inappropriate


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Soon the scene was brimming with a wealth of bands, including Oasis, Elastica, Pulp, Supergrass, Sleeper and The Verve, bringing British alternative rock back into the mainstream.
BBC plans include a weeklong return of the legendary Evening Session on Radio 2, a range of documentaries, plus interviews with artists who were pivotal to the movement, plus a Top 30 countdown on channel 6 Music, asking U.K. listeners to vote for the song that sums up Britpop for them.
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French Toulouse shooter Mohamed Merah 370.
(photo credit:REUTERS/France 2 Television)
France reduced the surveillance of Mohamed Merah, the gunman who killed seven
people in Toulouse last March, months before his attacks, French media reported
on Friday.The reports cited leaked documents from the country's domestic
intelligence service.Merah gunned down four Jewish people in the
southern French city during his killing spree, including three children outside
of a local Jewish school, along with three soldiers.According to these
documents received by AFP, agents of the intelligence service decided to reduce
their surveillance of the then-suspect, who was under intense surveillance
throughout 2011.The intelligence services were monitoring Merah since
2006, but he bore closer scrutiny in January after he came back from
Afghanistan, where he was detained in November 2010.The documents
revealed that between March and July 2011, he was suspected of being in contact
with "radical Islamist movements in Toulouse," having a "paranoid behavior" and
receiving funds from extremists.But in November, the intelligence
services decided that only "selective" monitoring was required for him, since
there existed "no link between Mohamed Merah and an eventual jihadist
network."Merah, 26, was killed during an assault launched by a special
anti-terrorist unit of the French police at his apartment in Toulouse, a few
days after he committed the murders.
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There was tenderness and reverence in his voice as Thomas S. Monson, president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons), said the Mormon temple being built in Rome, Italy, "uniquely, is being built in one of the most historic locations in the world, a city where the ancient apostles Peter and Paul preached the gospel of Christ and where each was martyred."
Monson, considered a prophet by Mormons, addressed millions of members around the world in a biannual satellite broadcast in April. Recalling the Rome groundbreaking on an overcast day in October 2010, attended by Italian senator Lucio Malan and Rome's vice-mayor Giuseppe Ciardi along with many Italian members of the LDS church, he said that as the choir sang, "one felt as though heaven and earth were joined in a glorious hymn of praise and gratitude to Almighty God. Tears could not be restrained."
Why was this occasion so special in the heart of the Church's leader? What is it about a temple — any Mormon temple and specifically the Rome temple — that causes Mormons from around the world to celebrate its construction?
I was going to stay quiet on the whole issue of the public reaction to bin Laden's killing, but after an hour or so of Facebook chatter on Sunday night, I put up a post on my wall expressing my frustration that people were gloating and cheering, reminding them that the issue is not whether he deserved punishment — I had no doubt that he was an evil man who had done unspeakable harm to the world; I lived in lower Manhattan on 9/11 and saw the attack and inhaled the smoke for weeks and lived with its aftermath — I just asked people to reconsider cheering over a death, any death. I had intended that this brief remark be my only statement on the issue. But the reaction to my post and those of other friends caught me…
When I talked last week with Charlie Cox about his role as St. Josemaria Escrivá in the movie There Be Dragons (written and directed by Roland Joffe (The Killing Fields and The Mission…), to be released this Friday, May 6), Osama bin Laden's death and the public reaction to it had yet to occur, and while Blessed John Paul II's beatification was on the calendar, it was not a topic in our interview. It's interesting then that we spoke of the central role of forgiveness in Christianity. This should not be surprising however, since, as Charlie Cox said in referring to the film, forgiveness is "always going to be key when you're talking about Christianity at all, especially if you're
Busted Halo®'s Fr. Dave Dwyer, CSP, was in Rome this past weekend for the beatification of Blessed John Paul II at St. Peter's Basilica. In addition to his live coverage of the event for The Busted Halo Show, Fr. Dave was able to speak with young adults on the streets of Vatican City to inquire what they feel the Church should be doing to connect better with young people, in light of JP2′s great success at doing so.
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There is perhaps nothing so inspiring as someone who has been called to join the Catholic Church as an adult, who in the midst of all the conflict and scandal sees the beauty and the power and the truth, and comes or returns to the Church wholeheartedly.
Every year, thousands of adults in America go through training in RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults). Some were never baptized, some were baptized into other traditions, and some were born into Catholic homes and baptized but never confirmed. Most of those who complete RCIA are welcomed into full communion with the Church (being baptized and confirmed, or just confirmed if they're already baptized) as part of the Easter Vigil.
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I always go to the Easter Vigil. I don't do it out of duty; I do it out of love. My own baptism happened at a vigil and my appreciation for the gift of life that was given to me brings me back every year. But more importantly, the vigil reminds me that renewal is not only for those being baptized — it is available to all of us, any time. Easter, among other things, is about what is often translated as being "reborn" or "born again," but is more correctly rendered as being "born from above." As Pope Benedict powerfully conveys in his new book, Jesus of Nazareth: Holy Week…, resurrection is not resuscitation, it's "about breaking out into an entirely new form
I am thinking about death. And ashes. Possibly this is because Easter is looming on the horizon, and if you have any truck with Jesus and think that what happened to him really happened, going through the Triduum is scary. Relentless. Deeply emotional, riveting, and scouring out of one's emotional innards. Because in order to get from the Last Supper to the cool part where Jesus shares grilled fish on a beach with his disciples, you have to go through the crucifixion. And I so don't want to do that.
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Bethany Hamilton never really saw the 14-foot tiger shark that bit off her arm in the Hawaiian waters. In the recreation of that scene in Soul Surfer, a film that follows the incident and its aftermath, the viewers don't see much of the animal either. Which is fine. Because although the way in which the now-nationally-ranked surfer lost her arm in 2003 at the age of 13 is terrifying, it is, in many ways, the least interesting part of her story. Far more engrossing and inspiring are the role of faith in her recovery, the series of physical struggles, and the family tensions that followed, all of which are captured successfully — for the most part — in Soul Surfer.
If you asked my husband, I think he'd say that my most irritating quality is my desire to just do "one more thing" before bed, trying to squeeze in one more errand into an already packed day and generally just being resistant to all unstructured downtime. I'm a go-go-go kind of gal. Sitting and "relaxing" isn't my strong suit. If you asked me what his most irritating quality is, I'd say it's that he does so much sitting and relaxing… while I'm all about doing.
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Watching the Ang Lee Hulk last night, i got the idea for this thread, i still think the first movie is SUPERB, and think it is an absolute crime that it will never get a direct sequel, i would have loved to see were Ang would have taken it as he did express an interest in doing one before Hulk was released.
Now, other than the great casting of Edward Norton, i must say i havent liked ANY of the news announcements on this new movie, and i dont think this new movie will reach the level of the first.
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In the second hearing this month to review competition in the healthcare marketplace, the CEOs of Aetna and Anthem and executives of the American Hospital Association told lawmakers about the benefits and perils of health plan mega-mergers.
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DENVER | With Colorado's primary election a day away, the anti-establishment candidates are surging, and not just on the Republican side.
After leading for most of the campaign, Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet dropped into a statistical dead heat with his challenger, former state House Speaker Andrew Romanoff, in the days leading to the Aug. 10 primary election. A SurveyUSA poll released Aug. 1 by the Denver Post/9 News showed Mr. Romanoff ahead by a margin of 48 percent to 45 percent, with the survey's margin of error of 4.3 percentage points.
The specter of dark-horse insurgent candidates overtaking the party favorites is nothing new for Republicans - witness Sharron Angle in Nevada and Rand Paul in Tennessee - but not so among Democratic voters, who have so far shown themselves content to back the safe pick.
"That theme - it's time for the outsiders to come in, and the insiders to come out - which has been so powerful on the Republican side, has finally hit the Democratic side," said Denver pollster Floyd Ciruli.
Despite his years in the state General Assembly, Mr. Romanoff has portrayed himself as the outsider, the candidate who would rather sell his house - which he recently did - than accept PAC money. Analysts were skeptical that the tactic would succeed, given that most of this year's anti-establishment activism has come from the "tea party" movement on the right, not the left.
But Mr. Bennet may have played it too safe. With just 18 months in the Senate under his belt, he isn't well-known to voters and can't credibly argue that his seniority gives him additional clout for Colorado.
"The Bennet strategy, which you could call the Rose Garden strategy, of 'Just be a senator, don't make any gaffes, don't say anything controversial,' isn't working," Mr. Ciruli said. "There's simply no affection there, nothing to protect him if he slips, and he's slipping."
Republican Jane Norton knows a thing or two about pesky insurgent candidates. After leading the GOP Senate primary race for months, she's now scrambling to regain ground against Weld County District Attorney Ken Buck. A SurveyUSA poll released Aug. 2 found Mrs. Norton trailing Mr. Buck by 50 percent to 41 percentage points, an improvement over her earlier double-digit deficit.
After fighting the "establishment" tag for months, Mrs. Norton apparently decided to embrace her status as the party favorite by appearing Saturday with Republican Sen. John McCain of Arizona, who's become synonymous with "Washington insider" among many conservative voters.
The Buck campaign pounced by releasing a statement from Republican Sen. Jim DeMint saying that, "McCain called on Jane to run. He rallied an army of lobbyists to raise money for her. Now, at the end of a desperate campaign, Norton's dragging Sen. McCain all the way out of her closet."
Mrs. Norton, who was co-chairman of the McCain 2008 presidential bid in Colorado, attempted to put a little distance between herself and Mr. McCain by telling reporters that they "won't always agree." At the same time, she called him an "American hero" and appeared with him at a fundraiser and a rally.
Mr. McCain also taped a robocall for the Norton campaign saying that she supports the war on terrorism and that her opponent has suggested an "early withdrawal" from Afghanistan. Mr. Buck has questioned the U.S. strategy there, although he also has said that he wants a victory before pulling troops.
The attention paid to Afghanistan and other pressing national issues has been far overshadowed by the so-called "high heels" episode. Mrs. Norton released an ad accusing Mr. Buck of sexism after he told a gathering of conservatives in July that they should vote for him because "I do not wear high heels."
The Buck campaign said he was poking fun at Mrs. Norton's own tendency to distinguish herself from Mr. Buck by saying, "I'm a girl." Mr. Buck also said that she had "questioned my manhood" after Mrs. Norton ran a television spot accusing him of letting a "shady interest group" attack her.
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Comrades of killed Auckland SAS soldier Leon Smith have farewelled him from Afghanistan with a fierce haka.
Lance Corporal Smith, of the Special Air Service (SAS) was killed last week after being shot in the head in the Afghanistan province of Wardak.
The Defence Force has said the SAS were supporting the local police crisis response unit stop a suspected insurgent suicide attack in the nearby capital Kabul at the time.
Smith's unit today passed his body into the care of a crew onboard a Australian Defence Force C 17 transport aircraft, which would take him to an undisclosed location before being transferred to a flight back to New Zealand.
Their haka, performed on the ramp of the plane, included the line: "Ko wai matou e, We are the pilgrims master we shall go always a little further."
In photos provided of the service by the New Zealand Defence Force, the SAS soldiers' faces are blurred, keeping with protocol that their identities are not revealed.
An SAS service will be held at Papakura this week before Smith's body is returned to his family, who will hold a private funeral.
Defence Force chief Lieutenant General Rhys Jones said he was grateful for the assistance and care provided by the Australians.
"I know they have had to face the loss of their own in Afghanistan," he said, in a release today.
"I have also expressed my thanks to others who have helped speed Trooper Smith's return to his family."
"My thoughts and those of the whole NZDF, and indeed all of New Zealand, are with his family as they face their loss," Jones said.
- Fairfax NZ
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