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God is not shy when it comes to telling us what He considers to be sin. Those things called sin in the Bible always have a penalty associated with them. Let's look at a few examples.
The Decalogue, colloquially known as The Ten Commandments, is found in Exodus 20:3-17 and is repeated in Deuteronomy 5:7-21.1 (The way far too many Christians act, perhaps a better colloquial designation might be The Ten Suggestions.) We will look at only two of the ten, and then look at a couple of other laws found outside of the Decalogue.
The fifth commandment is found in Exodus 20:12 and Deuteronomy 5:16. This is how the commandment is worded in Exodus: "Honour thy father and thy mother: that thy days may be long upon the land which the LORD thy God giveth thee." In Deuteronomy, it has slightly different wording, but the same meaning. The penalty for disobeying this commandment is found in Deuteronomy 21:18-21. After describing a rebellious son in vv. 18-20, v. 21a says, "And all the men of his city shall stone him with stones, that he die."
The eighth commandment is found in Exodus 20:15 and Deuteronomy 5:19. Again, the wording is slightly different between Exodus and Deuteronomy, but the meaning is the same: "Thou shalt not steal" (Ex. 20:15). The penalty varies according to what was stolen. In Exodus 22:1, we find the penalty for stealing livestock: "If a man shall steal an ox, or a sheep, and kill it, or sell it; he shall restore five oxen for an ox, and four sheep for a sheep." And in Exodus 21:16, we find the penalty for kidnapping: "And he that stealeth a man, and selleth him, or if he be found in his hand, he shall surely be put to death."
Outside the Decalogue, we find various other laws defining sinful acts, as well as the penalties for committing each of those sins. Because of the recent Supreme Court decision that made same-sex "marriage" the law in our once-great nation, we will look at Leviticus 18:22 and 20:13. Lev. 18:22 says, "Thou shalt not lie with mankind, as with womankind: it is abomination." 20:13 says, "If a man also lie with mankind, as he lieth with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination: they shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be upon them." A homosexual lifestyle is called sin by God and the penalty for committing that sin is death.
Another law not found in the Decalogue is called "levirate marriage," derived from the Latin word "levir," meaning "husband's brother." It is found in Deuteronomy 25:5-6:
If brethren dwell together, and one of them die, and have no child, the wife of the dead shall not marry without unto a stranger: her husband's brother shall go in unto her, and take her to him to wife, and perform the duty of an husband's brother unto her. (6) And it shall be, that the firstborn which she beareth shall succeed in the name of his brother which is dead, that his name be not put out of Israel.
The penalty for the sin of not obeying law of levirate marriage is found in Deuteronomy 25:7-10:
And if the man like not to take his brother's wife, then let his brother's wife go up to the gate unto the elders, and say, My husband's brother refuseth to raise up unto his brother a name in Israel, he will not perform the duty of my husband's brother. (8) Then the elders of his city shall call him, and speak unto him: and if he stand to it, and say, I like not to take her; (9) Then shall his brother's wife come unto him in the presence of the elders, and loose his shoe from off his foot, and spit in his face, and shall answer and say, So shall it be done unto that man that will not build up his brother's house. (10) And his name shall be called in Israel, The house of him that hath his shoe loosed.
All this begs two questions: (1) Where does the Bible call it sin for a man to have more than one wife? and (2) Where does the Bible tell us the penalty for committing that supposed sin?
The answer to both questions is the same: nowhere. Nowhere in Scripture is polygyny called "sin," and nowhere in Scripture is there any penalty imposed on a man for having more than one wife.2
1 Unless otherwise noted, all biblical passages referenced are in the King James Version.
2 Romans 7:2-3 calls polyamory (a woman having more than one husband) adultery, which is forbidden by the seventh commandment (Exodus 20:14, Deuteronomy 5:18) and the penalty is death (Leviticus 20:10).

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Timbersled Products, Inc., a division of Polaris Industries Inc., has announced its 2016 lineup of four new Timbersled snow bike conversion systems. The kits are available at nearly 200 Timbersled dealerships across the U.S. and Canada.
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We ate here because of the view of the bay. Food was good. Service was adequate. View was wonderful, especially at sunset. The view made the visit worthwhile if you like Italian food.
I really enjoyed eating here during my brief stay in manila. The pizza was fresh and the pasta was flavourful. Would deffenitelt recommend anyone to try this restaurant.
was a very lovely experience. Friendly staff, very generous and yummy tasty food portions. The pasta and spaghetti i had was awesome. Reasonably priced and a place my wife and our child all had fun.
Hi my name is damien Auksorius , we visited italionas restuarant while we were at mall of Asia , we tried the pasta and we also received the complimentary bread with a soyo sauce and olive oil , very very nice and the staff were friendly also , we loved it here
great food and great service --but get there before 6pm ----server was very helpful and polite---and avoid being there on sunday
You cannot go wrong eating at Italiano's. The menu has a lot to choose from, the food is excellent, and the service is great. It is pricey for the Philippines, but well worth it. The ambience is good, food preparation and presentation great. I went there twice in 3 days, and I will be going there again on my next...
a bit pricey. great service and tasty food. nice ambiance and private booth seating is available. service is attentive but this was between meals and they did seem a bit preoccupied.
I enjoyed the service and quality of the food.Being in the Mall of Asia the restuarant is convenient for shopping and other leisure activities.
Nice menu selection, good authentic Italian food, great bread, great salads and thin crust pizza's. Price is rather reasonable for this type of establishment. I would compare it to an Olive Garden as the best way to describe it to Foreigners.
nice food a bit pricey but delectable. try the salmon salad our kids like it. pizza is crunchy and i like the fresh veggies on top. too bad i forgot the rest of our orders but i assure you food is great.
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I have been very bad at blogging here, historically but especially recently, and I don't think I'm going to be better anytime soon. I'm going through a period of adjusting and trying out different meds, a necessary process which unfortunately has me all over the place physically and emotionally, and I'm also trying to work on some writing I want to submit to various journals and zines in the next few months. I originally started this blog because I had a lot of things to say and I didn't think anyone else would actually care to hear or publish them, but I no longer feel that way. You've all been great, and I'm sending all my thanks to you for sharing and engaging with the things I write. Thank you for making me feel like my words mean something, however small it or they may be.
I'll be back. Everyone knows my archival obsession won't let me stop compulsively vomiting my thoughts and feelings all over the Internet for long. But this space needs an overhaul, and my life needs an overhaul, and until those things can happen, I feel better officially saying that Silk Spun is on hiatus. All previous posts have been made private and may or may not return when I do.
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SYNOPSIS: Zombie Hunter" follows the vengeful HUNTER in his journey through the post-apocalyptic, zombie-infested wasteland. Killing in the name of the family he lost, he teams up with a group of survivors and face the deadly mutations that challenge their survival. REVIEW: I'm going to say this right from the start – this is a movie that should not be ...Read More »
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SYNOPSIS: 3 interlocking stories from the dark days of World War 2. A soldier on a suicide mission. A troubled family with a monster in their bomb shelter. A supernatural investigator on her most dangerous assignment yet.Read More »
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SYNOPSIS: Andy the Arsonist welcomes everyone to his theater of derange for a wild night of thrills, chills and spills. Andy kick's off the night by hosting five short horror films from some of the best Horror Writer/Directors in the indie scene. REVIEW: As this film is actually an anthology containing five short indie films (each done by a different ...Read More »
Film Review: You Can't Kill Stephen King (2012)
SYNOPSIS: A group of friends visit a lake where horror author Stephen King lives, and start getting killed off one at a time. REVIEW: Including the name of one of the greatest horror novelists of all time in the title, You Can't Kill Stephen King manages to grab people's attention for the get-go. However, I'm not too sure that I ...Read More »
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SYNOPSIS: A Chance in Hell is set in the winter of 1944 in Nazi-occupied Germany. US soldiers stumble upon a secret Nazi facility that has been overrun by creatures that were REVIEW: The Americans never cease to enjoy using the Nazis as a backdrop for all manner of evil doings in their movies, and the short film A Chance in ...Read More »
Film Review: Gallowwalkers (2012)
SYNOPSIS: A cursed gunman (Snipes) whose victims come back from the dead recruits a young warrior to help in the fight against a gang of zombies. REVIEW: It's difficult to know where to begin with writing a review of the film Gallowwalkers, mainly because there are so many problems with it. It would probably be easier for me to point ...Read More »
Film Review: Evidence (2013)
SYNOPSIS: A detective hunts down a killer using video footage shot by the victims of a massacre at an abandoned gas station. REVIEW: I actually thought that the premise for Evidence, although entirely farcical given that if you were running for your life you would not make the decision to film your terrified struggles, was an interesting one which had ...Read More »
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Film Review: Dark Circles (2013)
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Ethnic tensions and their political implications have provided the Taliban and Al-Qaeda with a safe haven in Karachi. The most volatile city of Pakistan has failed to meld into a coherent and stable environment.
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- Carbohydrates3 g (1%)
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- Protein0 g (1%)
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- Sodium2 mg (0%)
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Offense vs. Defense: 3-point percentage
by Ken Pomeroy on Monday, July 27, 2015
This is part of a series of posts examining whether offense or defense has more control of various aspects of a typical college basketball game. The introduction is here. A description of the methodology is here.
Three-point percentage is next on the pecking order of offensive control, checking in at an average of 83% over the past ten seasons. There's been enough chit-chat around here about long-range shooting (to wit) to understand that the offense has majority control over the chances of a three-point attempt being successful. And while three-point defense exists on some level, it's difficult to distinguish how much is sneaky close-out ability and how much is opposing offenses choosing to take low-percentage 3's over low-percentage 2's.
But given that defenses have more influence on opposing two-point percentage, one can imagine that there's at least a component here that involves offenses electing to take more 3's in an environment where getting easy 2's is not possible. Against a good two-point defense, invariably shots will be challenged.
Offense vs. Defense: average possession length
by Ken Pomeroy on Monday, July 20, 2015
This is part of a series of posts examining whether offense or defense has more control of various aspects of a typical college basketball game. The introduction is here. A description of the methodology is here.
A common crutch for analyzing a college basketball game is to propose that the team that controls the pace will gain an advantage. It's one of those things that sounds intelligent so it will never go away, but the analysis here shows that generally speaking, the offense has significant control of its own possession length. When forecasting a team's possession length in a game, the modeling efforts described here reveal that the offense is responsible for 86% of the variance in the prediction. (Some of the plots in this post also give one the impression than offense is driving the pace bus.)
This is a general statement that should be reexamined on a team-by-team basis. For one counter-example, West Virginia had the shortest defensive possessions in the land by a wide margin last season. The Mountaineers' press forced a bunch of turnovers, committed fouls more frequently than any other team, and gave up fast break points at an alarming rate. Their style was perfect for encouraging quick defensive possessions and even though their offense was slower than average, their overall tempo was ranked in the top 40.
Is free throw defense real?
by Ken Pomeroy on Tuesday, July 14, 2015
In the last installment of Offense vs. Defense, we saw that offense controls the variance in predictions of free throw percentage. But the defense still had a two-percent influence on the predictions. It's possible this could be explained away by random error. After all, if the offense truly controls 100% of free throw percentage, any errors in the method would work in the defensive direction. In other words, the method couldn't possibly tell you that the offense has greater than 100% control over free throw percentage.
But it appears a modicum of free throw defense may exist on the team level. While the model does a nice job quantifying results in a way that can be used to compare various stats, it's a bit abstract. We should be able to look at the raw data and see some effects of whether offense or defense is in more control of a stat.
For example, one can compare what happens when the best free throw offenses face the best free throw defenses and compare that to what happens when the best free throw offenses face the worst free throw defenses. Here's what the data looks like for each of the past ten seasons:
Offense vs. Defense: free throw percentage
by Ken Pomeroy on Monday, July 6, 2015
This is the second of a series of posts examining whether offense or defense has more control of various aspects of a typical college basketball game. The introduction is here.
What predicts a basketball statistic the best: offensive data or defensive data? If we wanted to predict a team's free throw percentage in the next game, we could use some combination of that team's season-long free throw percentage and the opponent's free throw percentage allowed.
You could use other things, too, of course. Adjusting the inputs for the quality of competition would figure to improve the prediction. For free throw percentage that doesn't make any sense, but it might be useful for other statistics where there is true interaction between the offense and defense. However, in this work I am only using the raw season-long stats for the statistic in question.
What follows is an explanation of methodology that I used to determine which unit has more control over the rate of various basketball statistics. This can be rather tedious, so if you prefer, skip ahead a few paragraphs. Or do what I often do and read this piece in reverse-paragraph order until you lose interest.
Offense vs. Defense: the eternal struggle
by Ken Pomeroy on Monday, June 29, 2015
Last season, Kentucky's opponents made a mere 27 percent of their three-point attempts, the lowest figure in the country. It's probably not a coincidence that the longest team in college basketball history also had the country's best defensive 3P% figure since VCU's 26.9 percent in 2008. So is there such a thing as three-point defense?
Most questions like this don't have a one-word answer, or at least the one-word answer isn't very enlightening. The simple response is that yes, defenses have control over opponents' three-point percentage. But they also have control over how many of their opponents' shots get blocked and their opponents' free throw percentage. It's the degree of control that we're interested in.
With that in mind, it's worthwhile to attempt to quantify the amount of control that the defense has over not just three-point percentage, but all box score stats. The results can help us understand the game a lot better. For instance, armed with this information we can infer what actually qualifies as good basketball.
Your 2015 kPOY: Frank Kaminsky
by Ken Pomeroy on Thursday, April 9, 2015
Congratulations to the winner of the 2015 kenpom.com player of the year award, Wisconsin's Frank Kaminsky. Kaminsky ran away with the title, establishing a lead in mid-November and maintaining it through the end of the season. Frank was the go-to guy on a Wisconsin offense that led the country in raw points scored per possession while playing the fourth toughest collection of defenses in the land. The Badgers' adjusted offensive efficiency of 127.9 led the nation by 4.7 points, the largest difference between first and second place recorded since 2002.
Kaminsky finished with an offensive rating of 126.2 while using 28.1 percent of Wisconsin's possessions while he was on the floor. His offensive rating was a whopping seven points better than any other college player that used at least 28 percent of his team's possessions. He made 58 percent of his two-point shots and 42 percent of his three-point attempts, making him the best perimeter shooter among seven-footers that took at least seven three-point attempts. (Frank took 101.)
The NRG effect
by Ken Pomeroy on Friday, March 27, 2015
[Note: This post has been updated with the games from a 2002 regular-season triple-header played at Reliant Stadium where teams shot reasonably well. Thanks to @botskey for the tip. NRG still seems hostile to shooters, but per David Worlock's information, I'm still open to the possibility of randomness.]
[Update 2: The 2002 games apparently had a more cozy configuration and may not be relevant to the shooting woes in more recent games.]
After Friday's action, there have been 15 college basketball games played in NRG neé Reliant Stadium since it opened in 2002. In those games, the 30 participating teams have made 178 of their 553 3-point attempts for a success rate of 32.2 percent. This could be the result of cataclysmic randomness, but if a team shot 32.2 percent over 30 games, you'd be pretty convinced they weren't a very good shooting team. A team shooting like that this season would rank 260th in Division-I, and this includes six games using the shorter 3-point line.
Jump ball data
by Ken Pomeroy on Thursday, March 26, 2015
In responding to a request from the New York Times' Marc Tracy, I determined how each team fared in jump balls this season. Kentucky is the best, which is detailed in Marc's article, but you might be curious where other teams stand. That data is provided below.
Keep in mind I did this by looking at which team had the first possession of the game or any overtime periods. Given the state of play-by-play, and the possibility that technical free throws precede the jump ball, the numbers may be slightly off in some cases.
Sweet 16 log5
by Ken Pomeroy on Sunday, March 22, 2015
Here's the log5 for the sweet sixteen using ratings as of Monday morning…
The 30-second shot clock is here
by Ken Pomeroy on Tuesday, March 17, 2015
And if the betting markets for the first night of the NIT are any indication, scoring will go up by about 7%. Here's a comparison of my predicted total score, which doesn't account for the 30-second shot clock and larger restricted area being used, and those provided at Pinnacle for the seven NIT games tonight.


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A 12-year-old girl and her younger brother go on the run in the woods of northern Idaho, pursued by four men they have just watched commit murder - four men who know exactly who the children are and where their desperate mother is waiting patiently by the phone for news of her children's fate. In a ranching community increasingly populated by L.A. transplants living in gaudy McMansions, the kids soon find they don't know whom they can trust among the hundreds of retired Southern California cops who've given the area its nickname: "Blue Heaven".
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"Blue Heaven is one of the best thrillers of the year, and it kept me up most of the night, the way few books have ever done. C. J. Box owes me a night's sleep!" (Tess Gerritsen)
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Box does an awesome job of setting the story up. Two kids see a murder....and the murders want to shut them up. Good plot--which kept me listening, but the very end didn't match the gruesome story. Still, I enjoyed listening and would recommend it.
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Blue Heaven was exciting and fast paced from the moment i began the novel. The characters come alive and pull the reader into the story. Sometimes I had a sneaking suspicion regarding what was about to happen - but other times i was completely shocked and caught myself yelling out loud in suprise! I couldn't turn off my ipod as i just had to know what was going to happen next. There are no slow parts to this story. I highly recommend this book as a fast paced, intense, mystery adventure. I would like to read similar titles by this author.
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The characters surprised me! I hated hearing a man only in his 60s described as old? But other than this, I think this is a good book to listen to for entertainment. And the bad guys got what was coming to them.
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This is my first C J Box novel and I must say I was totally taken in. I had just finished listening to the Lincoln Lawyer and I was looking for a follow-up story that wouldn't let me down. This one didn't disappoint. I think anytime you have a story that involves children that are at risk, a certain amount of tension ensues. I simply couldn't put this book down. I listened to it every chance I got, and that hasn't happened in a long time. I will have to say, tho, I did not care for the ending; however, the book was an excellent read. I would encourage anyone to get it.
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It's perhaps not surprising that single parents face a higher risk of living in poverty. However, a new study finds that such risk is much higher for single mothers than for single fathers, even when they both have similar jobs and education levels and work the same number of hours.
Women in the trucking industry face severe sexual harassment, rape and retaliation; advocates call out chemical giant DuPont on their safety consulting business; home health care workers gain new wage protections; and Texas cities take action on living wages.
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Technically, the recession is over. So it may come as a surprise to learn that more U.S. children are living in poverty right now than during the Great Recession. To be more specific: About 1.7 million more children live in low-income working families than just a few years ago.
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In a memorandum issued earlier this week, President Obama announced the formation of an interagency task force to address incidents of rape and sexual assault at colleges and universities. Citing "uneven" compliance with applicable federal laws, the White House indicated that the task force would coordinate the efforts of agencies such as the U.S. Department of Education (DOE) and U.S. Department of Justice to address compliance issues and provide colleges and universities with additional tools to address sexual violence. This will add another layer of scrutiny of higher education institutions' actions to prevent and respond to such incidents in campus communities.
According to the memorandum, the task force will provide colleges and universities with best practices for preventing and responding to rape and sexual assault, build on current federal enforcement of compliance with laws governing sexual violence, and increase transparency and broaden public awareness of institutions' compliance with legal obligations regarding sexual misconduct.
Although the task force will consult with college and universities, students, law enforcement agencies, and other stakeholders, its membership will be limited to senior officials in the federal government. The panel is charged with providing certain proposals and recommendations to the President within 90 days and will prepare an annual report on its implementation efforts.
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We offer gymnastics classes for children starting at the age of 16 months, up to 18 years old, fitness classes for anyone jr. high school age & up, and Tae Kwon Do classes for children and adults. The Chalk Box started in 1980 and our goal has always been dedicated to not only teaching fitness and skills, but to helping improve coordination and self esteem, while maintaining good family values. We take pride in being a family orientated business. We have a Pro Shop where you can purchase leo's, grips, and other items for the gymnast in your family. Please click on the tabs above and explore all the programs we have to offer at
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AAU Age Group Nationals
Congratulations to all our gymnast who competed at AAU Age Group Nationals in Las Vegas. Great job everyone! We are so proud of you all!
Congratulations to Blake and Brady for all 1st and 2nd places.
Congratulations to Levi on 3rd place AA.
Brianna finished 6th AA
Shannon finished 6th AA.
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NEOBGL Championships
Congratulations to the Level 6 Boys Team. The NEOBGL Championships were held on April 18th at Ohio Gymnastics Institute in Austintown OH. The Chalk Box Level 6 boys team won 1st place. Great job by everybody.
Tons Of Fun Meet
The Tons Of Fun meet was held at Gymnastics of Ohio in Uniontown OH on April 18th. The Level 2 girls team placed 2nd, Silver team won 1st place, and the Platinum team also won first place. Congratulations to everyone.
The AAU Gym Stars League Championship
Championships for optionals were on January 31st at Gymnastics of Ohio in Uniontown. Our Silver and Platinum teams won 1st place. Our Gold team won 3rd place. The Level 2&3 Championships were held February 6th-8th. The Level 2 Team won 1st place and Level 3 won 4th place.
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AAU winter Invitational
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Inabox seals AU$3.6m deal to handle 3,000 PSTN customers
Australian telco Inabox Group has secured a AU$3.6 million deal with Total Telecoms Group that will see Inabox responsible for 3,000 PSTN accounts under the contract.
Australian telco Inabox Group has secured a AU$3.6 million deal with Total Telecoms Group that will see Inabox responsible for 3,000 PSTN accounts under the contract.
The UK phone and telecoms giant's new "ethical hacking" service aims to fix security vulnerabilities in cars long before they roll off the production line.
The former chair of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission Graeme Samuel has warned the regulator to ensure that telcos don't build up monopolies on content.
Germany, US, and UK top a broadband study which claims there is a link between spending on telecoms infrastructure and GDP.
Rebranded telco says focus on the customer is delivering results in the second half of its financial year.
How successful EE, Vodafone, O2 and Three are at connecting calls has been scrutinised by the UK telecoms watchdog.
After 27 years, the now separated retail arm of the old Telecom assumes a new identity along with many of its business units.
Macquarie Telecom has slammed Telstra for "anti-competitive conduct" in a complaint it submitted today to the Australian competition watchdog.
Vodafone and Optus have both submitted their responses to the Competition Policy Review outlining that Telstra's market dominance is impeding on their shot to increase any market power in the telco sector.
The Chinese telecoms giant is continuing its investment in the UK with a new plant for chips and software.
Bouygues is hoping to defuse competition tensions by offering to sell its network and spectrum to rival telco Free.
Telecom announces it is attacking the online content market with the launch of ShowmeTV.
Norway's telecoms regulator has brought in regulations meaning that the country's biggest telco will have to offer local-loop unbundling for its fibre access network as well as its copper.
Universal price guarantees, ensuring equal prices for regional and urban Australians under Labor's NBN model, could disappear if the government's fibre-to-the-node (FttN) services tried to compete against existing HFC networks, NBN Co has warned.
Amid anti-competition concerns, the telecoms regulator has given its nod to the S$126 million deal but with extra conditions added. It also believes the consolidation can improve Singapore's network resiliency contrary to worries.
Wide telecoms-industry participation could eventually help Telco Together Foundation funnel millions per month to indigenous, refugee, homeless and mental-health charities.
Bouygues has become the latest network in France to launch an LTE network in a move it hopes will help it fight back against Free Mobile.
Consumers in the U.S pay more for Internet access and get less than many of their their global contemporaries, but Google's entrance into some markets has compelled AT&T to up its game.
World's largest telco by subscriber base hit US$10.3 billion profit in the first half of the year. It warns of intensifying competition from OTT players and the "substitution effect" from the Internet business.
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The Wake Up to Dying Project - Somerville
The Wake Up to Dying Project aims to shift our cultural perspective on death from fear and avoidance toward familiarity – by inviting people to acknowledge death, be prepared for it, and live more fully for having done so.
We do this by gathering and sharing first person audio stories about death, dying, and life. We bring these stories, along with related art, hands-on engagement opportunities and workshops to communities in a creative traveling exhibit.
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Death Cafe - Somerville
A Death cafe is a group directed discussion of death with no agenda, objectives or themes, nor affiliated religious organization. It is a discussion group rather than a grief support or counseling session. It makes sense to confront the inevitable end of our lives before it catches us unawares. To learn more about the Death Cafe movement -- visit deathcafe.com
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The FCAEM supports the Green Cemetery Initiative, a collaboration between Mount Grace and Green Burial Massachusetts to establish Massachusetts's first green cemetery open to all. The FCA of Eastern Massachusetts is dedicated to educating consumers about their rights and options, and publicizing up-to-date information about the state of after-death care options in Massachusetts.
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Pill imprint L405 500MG has been identified as Acetaminophen 500 mg.
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Look how absolutely ADORABLE my Personal Creation Easter Basket is for my BF's daughter! It even has her name embroidered on it! I got to pick out the color (green is one of her favs') and the material! All for just $19.99! …it came with all the classic favorites! YOU CAN GET THIS TOO! Just click on ... Read More »
The Bath Tub Debate!
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Refuse bins in snowbanks won't be emptied
Wauwatosa garbage collection crews will stop emptying residents' refuse carts if they are not placed properly at the curb, but residents will get a warning first. Pulling garbage carts from snow banks has caused injuries to Public Works Department employees, according to a memo from City Administrator James Archambo.
City ordinance states that for curbside or alley pickups, refuse carts should be placed between the sidewalk and curb as near to the street curb or edge of the alley as practical. Placement on or as close as possible to drive approaches is preferred, and containers must be stored in a clear area, free of snow and ice accumulation in winter months.
If a cart is improperly placed, collectors will tag it after it is emptied, which serves as the warning notice. Garbage in carts that continue to be placed improperly will not be collected and the resident will be contacted by a Public Works supervisor.
Large crowd in Wauwatosa gymnasium discusses coyote attacks, seeks answers
Packed tight into a gymnasium Tuesday night it was apparent many residents concerned about a recent surge in coyote attacks were interested in one thing: a plan.
After two dogs were killed in Wauwatosa last month and a suspected third just last week, city officials and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources held a public meeting Oct. 6 at Underwood Elementary School to discuss how to combat the reoccurring problem.
Amid educational information about how to scare away coyotes and their behavioral tendencies were questions about the legal penalties of discharging a firearm within city limits and whether city officials plan to add extra park patrols around dusk and dawn.
"If I have a concealed carry, how much trouble will I get it in if I shoot a coyote?" asked one man in the audience.
"What if it's out of self-defense?" asked another.» Read Full Article
Bedbugs found in Wauwatosa juvenile court center
Bedbugs have been found in a Wauwatosa building that aims to provide a safe and secure environment for detained youth.
The parasitic insects were located at the Vel R. Phillips Center, 10201 W. Watertown Plank Road, on Thursday, Oct. 1, said Milwaukee County's Facilities Management Director Jeremy Theis. The insects were then treated Oct. 2.
Thomas Wanta, the center's administrator, said he's uncertain when the bedbugs were first found, but the insects were first identified in the building's district attorney area.
"That resulted in an evaluation and assessment (by) the pest control professionals," he said, adding the experts have recommended to treat the affected areas.
According to a release from Milwaukee's Department of Neighborhood Services, bedbugs have also been found inside the Marcia P. Coggs Center near 12th and Vliet Streets in Milwaukee.» Read Full Article
Nordstrom Mayfair announces gala, late-night party fundraising events
Before its grand opening to the public Oct. 23, Nordstrom Mayfair will host a gala to benefit three area nonprofits.
The Links, Incorporated Cream City and Milwaukee chapters, the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Eastern Wisconsin and United Way of Greater Milwaukee and Waukesha County will each benefit from the Oct. 21 gala.
The 6 p.m. event promises cocktails, hors d'oeuvres and live entertainments and fashion presentations throughout the evening. Complimentary valet parking is also available.
Following the event, Nordstrom Mayfair, 2424 N. Mayfair Road, will host Fashionably Late from 9 to 11 p.m. The event will feature drinks, sweet and savory treats, live music by recording artist Sean Jones, fashion presentations of new fall looks and shopping in the 140,000-square foot store. The party will end outside with local food trucks on site serving late night snacks, including burgers, pizza and mac & cheese.
Together, the gala and Fashionably Late are expected to raise $162,500 to benefit the three local charities.» Read Full Article
Aurora plans $35 million upgrade to psychiatric hospital in Tosa
Aurora Health Care announced plans Friday to spend $35 million to expand and renovate the Aurora Psychiatric Hospital Campus in Wauwatosa.
The health system's plan includes increasing capacity for additional patients and staff, building a new parking structure and replacing its residential substance abuse and rehabilitation facility to increase patient capacity and consolidate services spread throughout the campus.
The psychiatric hospital in Wauwatosa provides care to 20,000 to 25,000 patients a year, said Pete Carlson, president of Aurora Psychiatric Hospital and Behavioral Health Services. Most of the care is provided through outpatient services.
Systemwide, Aurora provides care to more than 40,000 behavioral health patients a year throughout eastern Wisconsin and employs more than 300 psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists, psychiatric nurse practitioners and certified substance abuse counselors.
The expansion and renovation of the Wauwatosa campus is projected to begin early next year, pending approvals, and to be completed by early 2018.» Read Full Article
Updated week seven rankings of area prep football teams and players
Push for the playoffs is a detailed weekly breakdown of the teams and players in the Lake Country and suburban Milwaukee prep football scene.
Mayfair mall, Susan G. Komen host series of breast cancer events
Mayfair mall and Susan G. Komen Southeast Wisconsin announced a series of October events to help increase awareness about breast cancer.
From October 2 - 16, the "Pink Promise Zone" will feature an educational exhibit with a series of activities and promotions in the mall's lower level center court. Guests will have the opportunity to pledge and display their promise to take measures toward breast health. The result will be a mural covered with pink pieces of paper representing each guests' promise to advocate for better breast cancer health, according to a news release.
In addition to the Pink Promise Zone, Mayfair mall and Susan G. Komen Southeast Wisconsin invites guests to the following events and activities:
·Healthy Lifestyle Choices and Food: From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 4, two nutrition experts from Cancer Treatment Centers of America will serve simple recipes featuring foods that help reduce risk of illness. Samples will be given and guests are welcome to ask health and nutrition questions.
·"Wok" for a Cure: From 5 to 8 p.m. Oct. 8, P.F. Chang's China Bistro chefs will teach how to cook healthy lettuce wraps. Samples will be given.» Read Full Article
Wauwatosa schools celebrate Walk to School Day on Oct. 7
Tosa residents might see giant "walking school buses" on Oct. 7 for the sixth annual Walk to School Day as students, staff, families and city officials celebrate walking to school.
Walk to School Day is an international event, with 40 countries and thousands of schools participating every year — McKinley Elementary School in Wauwatosa first participated in 2010. This year, students from Eisenhower, Jefferson, Lincoln, Madison, McKinley, Roosevelt, Wauwatosa Montessori and Wilson/Wauwatosa STEM elementary schools will participate in walking to school.
Music, healthy snacks, donated books and safety reflectors and celebrity crossing guards — including Wauwatosa Mayor Kathleen Ehley — are aimed to excite students about safe walking and pedestrian practices.
"Walk to School Day is integral to Wauwatosa's identify as a walkable and bikeable city," Sixth District Alderman Jeff Roznowski said. "Those are some of the features that make a great city — valuing people who walk and bike."
For more details about Walk to School Day, visit:» Read Full Article
Initial Reaction Podcast: Is Aaron Rodgers really the best QB in football?
With a big battle looming for the Badgers, Iowa graduate J.P. Cadorin talks about the dangers the Hawkeyes present. Also, while Aaron Rodgers has been excellent, there is another quarterback who's been just as impressive. And could a prep football powerhouse be left out of the playoffs this year entirely?
Wauwatosa West football whips Pius XI in wild scoring affair
Wauwatosa West was missing star running back Kobe Vines last Friday against Pius XI, so what did coach Matt Good do?
"We pulled another guy out of our stable," he said, referring to middle linebacker Jacob Cieszynski, a backup running back who focuses on defense.
All Cieszynski did was rush 18 times for 169 yards and a 13-yard touchdown, to spark a wild 47-30 scoring festival Sept. 25 at Tosa West.
Cieszynski slid into the lineup with Vines undergoing concussion protocol.
"He has been a backup tailback all year, getting a handful of carries here or there," Good said. "He is our closer running back. We call the play, he puts his head down and runs over people. I'm really happy for him. He works hard, never complains, and he took advantage of it."» Read Full Article
Tosa West boys split two matches
Wauwatosa West split two matches this week, winning the more important of the two.
The Trojans started the week with a 3-1 nonconference loss to Brookfield East, but closed the week with a conference win over Shorewood.
Taking it to four
Brookfield East won the match (25-18, 22-25, 25-20, 25-19).
West stat leaders were Scott MacGillis (22 kills), Quinn Barkow (31 assists), John Franks (12 digs) and Alou Dillon (four blocks).» Read Full Article
East kickers tie, lose, win during busy week
It was a busy week for Wauwatosa East boys soccer coach Eric Dale's crew, as they tied, lost and won in three matches.
The team had only one Greater Metro Conference match and ended up tying West Allis Hale on Sept. 22 at Whitman Field.
It then lost to a good Whitefish Bay team, 5-1, on Sept. 24 at home in a nonconference match.
Finally it closed out the week by blanking New Berlin Eisenhower in another nonconference match, 3-0, at Ike.
Tying Hale» Read Full Article
Tosa East girls take third at Bay Invitational
Wauwatosa East dropped a Greater Metro Conference match to West Allis Hale to start the week and then took third place in the Whitefish Bay Invite on Sept. 26.
East hosted the Huskies on Sept. 22, losing in three sets (27-25, 25-13, 25-23) despite playing well.
"The first game was a real back-and-forth game where we had some opportunities which we did not capitalize on late in the game to close it out," East coach Gary Tome said. "Then in Game 2 we got behind early and never recovered, and Game 3 was again a back-and-forth affair where we came up short in the end.
Senior libero Molly Devine led the Red Raiders with eight digs, and senior Bridget Lee lead the team with four service aces.
Then the Red Raiders traveled to Whitefish Bay for the Blue Dukes Invite and finished third overall, going 2-1 in Blue Pool play and then winning their playoff match.» Read Full Article
East's Potter finishes second at Nikolai Invite
The Wauwatosa East boys cross-country team scored 106 points to place third of 15 teams (111 runners) at the Manitowoc Len Nikolai Invite on Sept. 26.
Sam Potter finished second overall with a personal best 15:58.36, the eighth fastest of all time for Tosa East.
"This was a huge breakthrough for Potter, as he has not had a PR since the Highlander Invite in 2014," coach Mackenzie Laska said. "He ran with the lead pack from the gun, as one by one runners fell off until it was just him and the Southwest runner with 500 meters to go. Sam lost a few steps on a steep downhill but fought hard to the finish. It was his first sub-16 minute 5K."
Marquez Green finished 20th (PR, 17:06.83), Nathan Green was 24th (PR, 17:13.83), Jack Sveum took 30th (PR, 17:21.34), and Paul Gagne finished 32nd (PR, 17:23.69).
Three other runners also competed: Faisal Bartlett (38th, PR, 17:33.07), Sam Stelloh (53rd, 17:50.42) and Tony Busalacchi (65th, 18:14.65).» Read Full Article
Wauwatosa Sports Shorts Oct. 1
The Wauwatosa West girls entered only four girls in the Pete Nielsen Laser Relays on Sept. 26 at Naga-Waukee Park in Delafield, but that didn't stop the Trojans from coming up with the top runner.
Freshman Chole Beaudointook first in the 5-8 race in 20:47.46. Sophomore Eliza Soczkafinished 19th (personal best, 22:49.18), junior Lauren Casperwas 23rd (23:04.90), and sophomore Toriah Haanstadfinished 24th (23:06).
"(It was an) excellent race from super freshman Chloe Beaudoin,. coach Jack LoPresti said. "Excellent meet for the girls. We continue to get stronger every week."
CROSS COUNTRY» Read Full Article
Tosa fourth in GMC golf standings
The Wauwatosa East/West girls golf team — despite competing with only four golfers this year — still finished fourth of six schools in the final Greater Metro Conference standings.
Brookfield Central (42), Divine Savior Holy Angels (35) and Brookfield East (25) finished before Tosa (18), which beat out Sussex Hamilton (14) and Menomonee Falls (13).
"The season was more of a challenge than normal," coach John Ravenola said. "Having only four players to compete in all of the conference definitely put us at a competitive disadvantage. We lost three tiebreakers due to not having a fifth score and just the added pressure it placed on the four girls playing is worth noting."
Junior Katie Gastrau earned second-team all-GMC honors, shooting a 263 for the year and missing first team by one stroke. Senior Brenna Blaney shot a 295 and earned third-team honors.
Senior Maegan O'Donnell shot a 312 for the season, followed by sophomore Alex Ramos, who shot a 327.» Read Full Article