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Footwear should be firm and boots preferred especially if going out away from your car.
Lots of great things for kids to do if you want something organised.
Cumbria Tourism will help find a wonderful collectioof child friendly activities
The Lake District national park will also help http://www.lakedistrict.gov.uk/
A simple good walk that most young folk can do is Cat Bells thos is one of my favourite short walks and have seen many young folk go up, the views are great.
For good walks of all shapes sizes and length go to David Hall who has an amazing collection
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LET'S ALL SELL THIS BACK TO $17.60 and then let it run !!!! ;)
Don't you guys like to get paid a dividend?
Oh yes, I love the dividend but if I can make a few trades in between dividends I will make more $$$ than the dividend will pay...and if I get hung holding the shares then I just collect the dividend till it goes back up....I try to buy before the "EX" date if the price is right !! :)
Ok friends....thank you all for your help in driving the price of "DUK" down to below $17.63 so I could get my order's filled !! I hope you all got your order's in too....now let's all stop selling and let'er run back to around $17.90..ok
Hope it goes to $16.63
Yes, I bought 10K shares at 17.59...... gonna hang on till the pps reaches 17.96. And then we can all do it again!
You guy's sure didn't stick to the plan today !!! The plan is to drive this price down to around $17.60 and then we will run it back to around $18.00 !! Let's stick to the plan on Monday, OK !!!!
Ok,We seem to be heading in the right direction but I need "DUK" to at least hit $17.62...just sell a little more friends :)
The runnin is over.
The runnin' is over? Well glad you're feeling better.
I'ma thinking you might be right...I am looking for a dip to around $17.60 and then hopefully a trip back to the $17.80's but I may be asking too much !!
No way!! If you want to trade>>>RSO as it is a day traders dream. This? Not so much.
I've been doing pretty good with duke this year but it "out ran" me and I need it to pull back..Sell your shares now and buy back around $17.60 and then we will let it run back to $18.00, then we will all make money !!! WIN-WIN see ;)


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Hi Angie ... yes essential oils can be used to reduce and finally rid the body of ganglion cysts ... you can take 2 drops of oregano oil on the cyst topically each morning ... you will want to test for sensitivity as oregano oil is strong and some people have a reaction so maybe try in the carrier oil first ... also 2 drops of thyme topically in the evening ... repeat daily until bumps are goneReplyDelete
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This Week on Food Network's Star Blogby FN Dish Editor in Shows, June 23rd, 2011
The seventh season of Food Network Star is in full swing and the writers on the Star blog are dishing. This week, Melissa d'Arabian shares insights for the finalists, including great advice like having a few dessert recipes up your sleeve. If you missed last week's episode, catch up with this recap or watch the latest exit interview.
- Melissa's Insight: Four Rules for Finalists
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Consult our annual guide to find farms in New Jersey that offer cut-your-own Christmas trees in December.
Distract your children-turned-detectives from Operation: Find Where Mom Hid the Presents This Year by declaring an outdoor adventure-Mission: Find the Perfect Christmas Tree. First, consult our guide below for farms near you that offer the opportunity to cut down your own evergreen beauty. Next, bundle up and enjoy the great outdoors for a morning, afternoon, or the whole day, and make sure to take advantage of any perks, like free hot chocolate or other goodies. Finally, haul your new piney friend home for a decoration celebration.
All dates are projected and availability is subject to change. We recommend calling ahead before visiting any of these locations.
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Barclay's Christmas Tree Farm
35 Orchardside Drive, Cranbury
Open weekends between Thanksgiving and Christmas; 9am-5pm. Tools and assistance provided. Fresh plain or decorated wreaths and tree stands for sale.
Cherryville Farms
352 Quakertown Road, Pittstown
Open weekends November 27 through December 19, 9am-dark. Tools and assistance provided. Wreaths, crafts, and refreshments available.
Edward's Trees, Wreaths and Crafts
338 Jacobstown-Cookstown Road, Wrightstown
609-758-7729 or 609-234-2628
Open daily November 26 through December 24, 9am-4:30pm. Tools and assistance provided. Pre-cut trees available. Wreaths, crafts, and other holiday accessories available.
Fleming Farms
55 Kings Highway, Long Valley
Open December 4-5, 11-12, 18-19; 9am-4pm Saturdays; 10am-4pm Sundays. Free netting available. Tree stands for sale. Free coloring book for kids. Hot chocolate available.
Hidden Pond Tree Farm
End of West Field Road, Mendham
Open November 26 through December 24, 8am-5pm Tuesday-Sunday. Pre-cut trees also available. All trees grown at the farm are pesticide free. Refreshments available; free hay rides. Christmas shop with wreaths, greenery, centerpieces, and other decorations.
Holiday Tree Farm
44 Augusta Hill Road, Augusta
Open November 27 through December 20, 9am-5pm Friday- Sunday. Saws provided. Christmas shop on premises with wreaths for sale.
Shale Hills Farm
98 Pond School Road, Sussex
Open weekends after Thanksgiving, 9:30am-dark. Pre-cut trees also available. Santa appearances throughout the day.
Simonson Farms
Two locations: 118 Dey Road and 59 George Davison Road, Cranbury
Open daily November 26 through December 24; 12-7pm weekdays, 9am-6pm weekends (fields close at dark). Saws available. Trees can be netted at the farm for $1.
Wyckoff's Christmas Tree Farm
249 County Road 519, Belvidere
Open November 26 through December 24; 8am-4:30pm daily. Country gift shop with holiday decorations open weekends only.
Also see: Our full guide to Where to Cut Your Own Christmas Trees in the New York Metro Area
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Entrance Yourself With RRRRRRRRolling GIFSJuxtapoz // Monday, December 09, 2013
A mysterious group of super awesome friends in Japan have once again come up with some intoxicating animated gifs. Photographed during their regular routines, these beautifully unhectic gifs hypnotize.
The Light Art of Tokihiro Sato (Correction)Juxtapoz // Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Tokihiro Sato is one of Japan's best known artists working in photography. Trained as a sculptor, he has been using photography since the late 1980s to express his ideas about light and space. In an ongoing series that he describes as "breath graphs" or "photo respiration," tiny points of light or illuminated lines record his movements through space.
The Work of Japan's 非 (hi)Juxtapoz // Monday, November 25, 2013
The work of Japanese artist 非 (hi) are rendered digitally, leaving dreamy, ill looking young men, clad in an explosion of pastel geometric fireworks, bruises and pattern work. Mesmerizing...
Drawings by Ataru SatoJuxtapoz // Thursday, October 24, 2013
We love these incredibly intricate drawings by Japanese artist Ataru Sato. Heavily influenced by the work of the legendary Keiichi Taanami, he studied at Kyoto University of Art and Design where Taanami teaches, often seeking out his advice. Ataru is represented by Gallery Koyanagi in Tokyo.
Masakatsu Sashie "Coacervate" @ Jonathan LeVine Gallery, NYCJuxtapoz // Tuesday, October 22, 2013
While in NYC this weekend, we were introduced to Japanese artist Masakatsu Sashie, as he was in town for his debut solo show at Jonathan LeVine Gallery, Coacervate. Showcasing a series of paintings that depict a world in the not so distant future, the show is based around the them of coacervate—from Latin "to assemble together or cluster"...
Rockin' Jelly Bean x Big John for Naked & Famous DenimJuxtapoz // Saturday, October 12, 2013
Rockin Jelly Bean is a classic Japanese artist in the world of salaciousness that we have covered in the magazine over the years, most recently the Pushead-curated Halloween issue of 2009. The artist has recently teamed up with Canadian jean makers Naked & Famous and Japan's oldest denim maker Big John on a special collaboration that features Bean's work on the leather patch and labeling. A little dirty picture or two should fit nicely on your butt.
Yayoi Kusama's "The Obliteration Room"Juxtapoz // Thursday, October 10, 2013
We have seen some fantastic exhibitions from Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama in the past. Last December's was no exception. As part of her "Look Now, See Forever" Yayoi built and painted a domestic environment white and invited children to cover the entire thing in colorful dot stickers. By the time two weeks had passed, there was very little white left!
The Teshima Art Museum by Ryue NishizawaJuxtapoz // Monday, October 07, 2013
The Teshima Art Museum designed by Tokyo-based architect Ryue Nishizawa and Japanese artist Rei Naito opened in 2010 for the Setouchi International Art Festival that was held in the Takamatsu Port area of Japan. The open gallery space features 25cm thick concrete shell with two elliptical openings that are open to elements.
Kisho Kurokawa's Nakagin Capsule TowerJuxtapoz // Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Standing in Tokyo like a left over prop from a science fiction movie made in the 70s, the Nakagin Capsule Tower designed by Kisho Kurokawa faces the threat of demolition. The building was a prototype for 21st century living in an experimental architectural movement in the 1960s called Metabolism. The building is composed of two concrete towers housing 140 prefabricated modules (capsules) that are self-contained units. The capsules can be connected or combined to create larger spaces and are designed to be replaceable.
Alien Anatomy Sculptures by Masao KinoshitaJuxtapoz // Friday, September 06, 2013
If there are anatomy classes on some distant planet, or in another dimension, Japanese artist Masao Kinoshita provides the instructional anatomical models.


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It would be impossible to write even a cursory survey history of Japanese cinema without acknowledging the manner in which this history is implicated within and impacted by larger sociohistorical events. The massive changes Japan experienced in the last one hundred years are coincident, of course, with the history of the cinematic medium itself. If the history of American cinema could not be told without recourse to such issues as the massive immigration from southern and Eastern Europe to the United States beginning in the 1880s, increased rural migration from South to North and increased urbanization in general, America's rise to world prominence at the end of World War I, the Depression, and the impact of World War II, among other factors, so, too, the Japanese cinema must be seen in context with Japan's rise to world prominence in its Meiji era (1868-1912), its colonialist expansionism leading to the disastrous Pacific War (1937-45), the Allied occupation (1945-52), Japan's "economic miracle" of the 1950s, and other factors of lasting import. Obviously it would be beyond the scope of this chapter even to begin to deal with these larger questions. Nevertheless, some general comments about the rise, growth, and development of Japanese cinema seem necessary before proceeding to a discussion of the salient aspects of feature filmmaking in Japan.
Cinema the world over arose, not coincidentally, in a period of increasing industrialization, urbanization, familial and cultural fragmentation, and, generally, escalating modernization. Perhaps nowhere were these linked forces more visible the world over than in Japan. Following the Meiji Restoration of 1868, Japan embarked on a virtual campaign of modernization that became inextricably linked to Westernization. The importation of Western sciences (never ignored, to be sure, but avowedly increased in this period), Western literatures, and even Western models of education and child rearing became not simply the rage but a national goal. This was particularly true in the political, educational, and cultural centers of Japan: Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka.


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Pope Paul's visit was also remarkable as he inserted himself into the political sphere, as many recent Popes have been prone to do. Pope Paul gave a speech in front of the United Nations General Assembly on the Upper East Side, railing against United States involvement in Vietnam and the rapid escalation of the conflict. The Pope also performed Mass at Yankee Stadium, a tradition that has carried on with Popes to this current day. Pope Paul's visit inspired thousands, as an estimated 630,000 people watched as the Pope's motorcade traveled from Kennedy Airport in Queens across the Queensboro Bridge into Manhattan. Some children attending Catholic school were even given the day off due to the enormity of the event. President Kennedy's widow Jackie greeted the Pope as he reached New York.
Fourteen years later, Pope John Paul II would make a similar trip to the United States. The first Pope of Polish descent, John Paul II inspired the thousands of Polish families in New York who had either immigrated themselves or were the descendants of Ellis Island immigrants. Pope John Paul II once again preached the ideals of peace, love and understanding at Battery Park, purposefully with the Statue of Liberty and its inspiring message in the backdrop. In 1995, John Paul II would return to New York and give a riveting mass in Central Park.
Last month, Pope Francis continued the tradition of Papal visits to the United States, visiting Washington D.C., Philadelphia and New York City. During his visit, the Pope visited the 9/11 Memorial, a school in East Harlem, spoke before the United Nations and held mass at Madison Square Garden. The history of papal visits to New York City has brought about messages of inspiration, love, coexistence and peace amongst all peoples, not simply those of the Catholic faith. New York's melting pot of culture and citizenship has provided ample space for the messages of all Popes past and present to preach these messages.


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Many people are turning to Israeli-based Krav Maga to protect themselves.
Krav Maga, translated from Hebrew means contact combat. The system focuses on close, hand-to-hand maneuvers. It??s the distance where someone can reach out and grab you.
Tuesday night a group of about 20 people learned Krav Maga principles straight from Israeli instructor Moshe Katz. It's the second time Katz has come to northern Michigan to teach self-defense.
Katz travels around the globe spreading his techniques because he??s passionate about helping people.
??Every time I read a story or hear something on the news about somebody attacked, that's my motivation to give people the tools to live without fear,?? said Moshe Katz, of Israeli Krav International.
Katz gives people techniques that are simple. He said they don't have to be a master martial artist to be able to protect themselves. His techniques focus on real life situations for all ages and fitness levels. Participants learn how to react to common unarmed attacks as well as situations including weapons.
??I was in Mexico. A guy came up to me and says, ??I was held up like this.?? I don't say, ??hey we have our curriculum.?? No, this is how you were held up? This is what we're going to deal with,?? said Katz.
Mostly men attend local Krav Maga instructor Colby Taylor's classes in Traverse City, but he's seeing more and more women joining. He said it's because they want to be safe.
??It's something that gets you out of a situation and gets you home,?? said Taylor. ??It's not about scoring a point. It's saving your life and getting out of a bad situation. The people I'm working with and the people I want to work with are individuals who the last thing on their mind is they want to encounter any kind of violence or conflict.??
??If I'm in a difficult situation, how do I defend myself or my friends??? asked Rose Vanderley, 17. Vanderley picked up Krav Maga nearly a year ago and said now she??s better prepared for danger.
??It's really natural and it's easy to pick up on. It's pretty repetitive so you can train your brain to do it. It's pretty easy for most anybody to do,?? explained Vanderley.
??Every person here, they're different ages, different sizes, different levels of fitness,?? said Katz. ??It's for everybody. I will do my best to help anybody because that's what we're on this earth for: to make a difference, contribute to something.??
Many martial arts schools teach Krav Maga principles.
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Hazel Bacon, 89 - August 26, 2009
Hazel Helen Bacon, 89, of Gothenburg died Friday, Aug. 21, 2009, at Hilltop Estates in Gothenburg.
Services were held on Tuesday, Aug. 25, at the First Baptist Church of Gothenburg with the Rev. Bill Ivey officiating. Burial took place at the Cozad Cemetery.
Bacon was born Nov. 12, 1919, to Monte and Otie Belle (Estes) Cloyd at Gothenburg. She graduated from Gothenburg High School.
On Aug. 4, 1940, she was united in marriage to Hubert Bacon at Elwood. To this union, four children were born.
She was a member of the First Baptist Church for over 65 years, where she taught the Sunday school class for 4- and 5-year-olds. She also volunteered with Awanas and MOPS, and was a member of the Gardenairs.
Bacon was preceded in death by: her husband, Hubert Edward Bacon; her father, Monte Cloyd; her mother, Otie Belle Cloyd; a son, Eddie Lee Bacon, sisters—Eva Sabin and Mable Tunison; brother, Harry Cloyd.
Survivors include: her daughter, Linda (Mark) Prigge of Oakdale, MN; sons—Jerry (Susan) Bacon of Gothenburg, and Richard (Pat) Bacon of Glenwood City, WI; grandchildren—Tammi, Scott and Jonathan Prigge, Jason and Andrew Bacon, Camilla Canning and Amanda Shively; 10 great-grandchildren; niece, Joyce Sabin.
Memorials are suggested to the First Baptist Church, 1002 Ave. C, Gothenburg, NE 69138.
Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.blase strauser.com.
Arrangements have been placed in the care of Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel of Gothenburg.
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Sony FDR-AX100E: We go hands-on with the 4K HandyCam that could change TV forever
Sony has been at the forefront of prosumer camcorders for a while. We've known many a lower-budget TV show to use a three-chip VX1000 in the past and, more recently, Full HD and, even, 4K equivalents. Now it's about to shake up the industry again, with a camera that will particularly help all of the channels that you find the further you go down an EPG. Thanks to the HandyCam FDR-AX100E, they too can ensure that they record in future-proofed Ultra High Definition.
Many prosumers have turned to the FDR-AX1 in recent times, but at around £4,000, it could be out of reach financially to many. It is also a hefty beast of a camera - more pro than 'sumer - and not exactly portable. The AX100E tackles both of those concerns, with a far smaller, normal HandyCam-style body and a price tag of around £1,800. In terms of picture performance though, it competes on a similar playing field.
Because of those two major factors, the AX100E is more attractive to home users too, albeit those who don't mind paying out to be a (fairly) first adopter. It's certainly easy enough to use, and is an ideal way to source native 4K content while manufacturers work out other ways to deliver UHD video.
The camera works much the same way as any touchscreen camcorder, but with a much higher resolution to show at the end of it. It is capable of recording 3840 x 2160 footage at 25 frames per second (25p) or 24fps (24p). Unfortunately, it cannot record progressive video at 50 or 60fps, but can record stable 1080p video at those super frame rates.
An Exmor R CMOS sensor and Bionz X image processing do the hard work with picture quality, and the camera is also capable of taking stills at the equivalent of 20-megapixels for 16:9 images (5968 x 3352).
Footage is recording in XAVC S format on to a wide selection of storage options, including Memory Stick Pro Duo, Memory Stick Pro-HG Duo, Memory Stick XC-HG Duo and SD, SDHC and SDXC memory cards. Pocket-lint was told that roughly an hour will fit on to a 16GB card. Class 10 SD cards are required as minimum.
The lens uses Carl Zeiss optics and features a 12x optical zoom, 160x digital. And while we got only a brief playtime with the HandyCam, it was clear that it is capable of good colour saturation. We would have to see the footage outputted to a compatible display through the HDMI 2.0 port to comment on crispness, having been restricted to use of the manoeuvrable Xtra Fine LCD display as the final software is yet to be implemented.
We'll give the HandyCam FDR-AX100E a full test when we get one into the Pocket-lint labs before its April street date. Until then, our initial thoughts are that this is exactly what the market needs to kickstart the 4K content onslaught. Let it begin.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - A wave of criticism from Republicans and Democrats alike rose Thursday after GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump insulted the physical appearance of Carly Fiorina, his party's only female White House contender.
It's a new test for the candidacy of the brash-talking Trump, whose standing in opinion polls has surged despite a series of comments that might well have doomed a traditional politician.
Republican Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal called Trump "a madman," while Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton said the billionaire real-estate mogul "seems to delight in insulting women every chance he gets."
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush dismissed Trump's latest comments as "small and inappropriate." And Fiorina, the target of Trump's latest insult, suggested she was "getting under his skin."
In some ways, Thursday was a day no different from others in an unpredictable 2016 presidential primary campaign, a messy contest in which Trump has emerged as a dominant and divisive figure. But the day also featured an escalation of criticism from Trump's detractors in both parties, who seem be multiplying.
The spark was an interview published Wednesday by Rolling Stone, in which Trump said Fiorina's face would make her unelectable. The magazine quoted Trump as saying of the former technology executive: "Look at that face! Would anyone vote for that? Can you imagine that, the face of our next president?"
The chorus of anti-Trump Republicans now includes Bush, Jindal, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, former New York Gov. George Pataki and retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson, who is running second to Trump in several early polls and challenged Trump's Christian faith this week.
In a speech at the National Press Club in Washington, Jindal called Trump an "egomaniacal madman who has no principles," describing him as a "carnival act."
"The silly summer season is over," Jindal said. "It's time to get serious about saving our country. It's time to send Donald Trump back to reality TV."
At a rally in Columbus, Ohio, at roughly the same time, Clinton took a swipe at Trump, whose derogatory remarks about Fiorina are merely his latest insults directed at a woman.
"There is one particular candidate who just seems to delight in insulting women every chance he gets," Clinton told a cheering crowd of supporters. "I have to say, if he emerges I would love to debate him."
The Fiorina remark is only the latest comment directed at women that's led to criticism of Trump. After the first GOP debate, during which Fox News' Megyn Kelly asked him about past derogatory comments about women, Trump launched a series of insults at the TV anchor â including telling CNN that Kelly had "blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever" during the debate.
Trump tried to paper over his remarks about Fiorina in an interview with CNN, saying he wasn't talking about her appearance but her "persona."
In a subsequent interview on ABC's "The View," he said, "I do have a very big heart," and then he offered a message directly to women: "I want to say that I cherish women, and I will protect women, and I will take care of women, and I have great respect for women."
He said his wife and daughter have encouraged him to speak more about "women's health issues, because they know how strongly and committed I am to it."
"Jeb Bush and to a large extent Hillary are not committed like I'm committed," he said.
Bush, who has emerged as a leading Trump critic in recent weeks, came to Fiorina's defense Thursday. He tweeted that the "demeaning remarks are small and inappropriate for anyone, much less a presidential candidate." ''Carly & country deserve better. Enough," Bush wrote.
If Trump's comment, or the criticism that followed, has any impact on his place atop the Republican polls, it will be the first time in the 2016 race that words that would might seriously damage a more-traditional politician would come back to haunt him.
Trump is again expected to be front and center at next week's GOP presidential debate. Some of his critics, including Jindal, likely won't qualify for the prime-time affair. But Fiorina is expected to be on stage.
She declined to address Trump's latest insult directly when asked about it during an appearance on Fox News. "But maybe, just maybe, I'm getting under his skin a little bit," she said, "because I am climbing in the polls."
As more than 1,100 United Way supporters gathered today at the Savannah Civic Center eating Southern soul food, Dare Dukes, executive director of Deep Center, introduced two young boys on stage.
André Massey, Jr., and Trent Frazier, both 14, read poems they wrote that focused on community and love, the themes of Thursday's event.
"Love is defined not so much by emotion, but by action," said Dukes, whose creative writing literacy program is supported by United Way of the Coastal Empire. "Love is action, so we can speak the truths others can't or will not say. United Way is love in action. You people are love personified… you are the Coastal Empire's beating heart."
Thursday's event kicked off United Way of the Coastal Empire's annual campaign and the Campaign Chair, Toby Moreau, market president of BB&T, announced this year's fundraising goal will be $9 million.
The 2014 campaign raised $8,905,818.
The 2015 campaign message, Moreau informed the lively crowd, is "It's a wonderful life."
"The holiday season kicks off with watching 'It's A Wonderful Life,'" Moreau said. "We all have our own definitions of what a wonderful life is or could be. For some it's receiving one of 1,800 meals distributed by senior citizens through the Meals on Wheels program … Or that your child has a place to go at the YMCA or the Boys and Girls Club.
"With all of your help, we're going to continue to make it a wonderful life."
United Way of the Coastal Empire represents more than 50 non-profits across all walks of life in Chatham, Bryan, Effingham, and Liberty counties. The organization's annual campaign invests donor contributions in programs and services within three areas: education and youth development, economic independence, and health and wellness.
After the Savannah Country Day School choir sang "The Star Spangled Banner," the event showcased different members of the community who have been influenced in a positive way by the funding provided through United Way.
Rudy Villalobos, one of the people who shared how the organization affected them, was disabled after an accident on the job.
"I had no place to go. I had no money, and I had no family here. I was on the streets for maybe a year or more and I was still in pain [from a pelvis injury]. It wasn't easy," said Villalobos.
He then found Union Mission, a non-profit supported by United Way that provides help to the homeless and special needs communities. "I considered the staff my family. Any problems I had, I would go to them and they'd make me feel a little better.
"As time went on, they helped me find a job and get my own place. Life for me now is great. As I'm speaking now to everyone here, I am very joyful and I'm glad to be able to share this experience with you."
Much of the success of the fundraising efforts for the United Way campaign is attributed to the loaned associates. These are people organizations and companies loan to United Way for three months during the crucial annual fundraising process. They call on other businesses to raise resources needed to achieve the campaign goal and to have a long-lasting impact on the community.
"These are our foot soldiers," Moreau said.
The campaign launched this year with $700,254 already invested toward the $9 million goal from various organizations in the community, including: O'Brien & Gere Engineers, Coldwell Banker Platinum Partners, Norfolk Southern Corporation, Belk, Macy's, BankSouth, Sea Island Bank, South University, Thomas & Hutton, Chatham Steel, United Way Women's Legacy Council, Seacrest Partners, Target, Effingham County Board of Education, United Way of the Coastal Empire and its Funded Agencies and Georgia Power & Retirees.
Moreau wrapped up the event by saying: "We have over 220 community volunteers who are working towards our goal. All we need now is you."
United Way's 2015 campaign runs from Sept. 10 through Nov. 20. Individuals can donate by calling 912-651-7714 or by visiting www.uwce.org.
IDOMENI, Greece (AP) — As if fear, hunger, thirst, worry and exhaustion were not enough to endure, new trials emerged Thursday for those on the 1,000 mile-plus trek into Europe: torrential rains and thick mud.
About 7,000 refugees and migrants, including many families lugging young children, braved relentless downpours Thursday to cross Greece's northern border into Macedonia in what Greek police said was the largest single wave they had seen so far.
At the northern village of Idomeni, crowds gathered before dawn, using anything they could find — plastic sheeting, garbage bags, hooded jackets, even a beach umbrella — in a futile attempt to stay dry. Sneakers stuck in the mud. Rain dripped off hoods and caps. All were soaked to the skin.
Parents held their children aloft in the rain, to make sure the Macedonian police would see them and let them through checkpoints. Other mud-splattered children dragged luggage and stumbled into rain-filled potholes, climbing out crying.
By early afternoon, all had crossed but thousands more were on their way, heading to the Greek mainland in ferries.
The surge came after Greek authorities managed to register about 17,000 people on the eastern island of Lesbos in just a few days, speeding their trip north. Greece's caretaker government chartered two extra ferries and sent additional registration staff to Lesbos to ease overcrowding on the Aegean island, where more than 20,000 refugees and migrants had been living in precarious conditions after arriving on dinghies from the nearby Turkish coast.
Greece, Italy and Hungary have been overwhelmed this year — and especially this summer — by a flood of refugees and migrants seeking safety in Europe. The vast majority of those arriving in Greece are Syrians fleeing their country's vicious civil war, followed by Afghans.
In Brussels, the 28-nation European Union is seeking backing for plans to distribute 160,000 people among its members, but is meeting fierce resistance from some nations. Most of those heading north hope to settle in wealthier EU nations like Germany or Sweden.
Lashing rain also hit refugees and migrants further north at the Serbian border with Hungary, where aid groups said the conditions were dire.
"The situation here is really a big disaster, because a lot of refugees are coming every hour. We don't have real infrastructure here," said Kathrin Niedermoser, a volunteer with an Austrian aid group. "We don't even have electricity, which means we don't have warm water."
In the Hungarian capital, Budapest, turmoil reigned at the main Keleti train station, where police blocked access to platforms for more than 400 migrants with tickets to Vienna, many of whom had waited for up to 10 hours. Austrian rail authorities, saying their trains were "overwhelmed," halted all trains to and from Hungary on Thursday, leaving many travelers stranded in Budapest.
At Idomeni in northern Greece, about 4,000 migrants stood in a muddy field early Thursday, waiting for Macedonian police to let them across. Thousands more sought shelter under tents pitched in fields or headed to the Idomeni train station, where they huddled around fires to stay warm. The train station's cafe was converted into a shelter for women and children, some of whom were running fevers.
Macedonian police formed a human chain on the border to limit the flow of refugees into more manageable groups, letting families with young children cross first. Occasionally they used batons and shields to push back migrants attempting to rush through ahead of their turn.
For some, the chaos, the cold and the rain were unbearable. One Iraqi man was asking anyone he could find how he could return home. He wanted to fly back to Iraq, he said, he couldn't bear the conditions any more to reach Europe.
Abas Jizi, a 30-year-old supermarket employee from Deir ez-Zor in Syria, huddled around a fire with his wife and three children at the Idomeni train station, cradling his 1-year-old son.
"I was hit by the police" in Lesbos, he said. "The situation was very bad. We waited for 10 days to get our papers. We got to Athens yesterday and we set off straight away for here."
He had no choice but to leave Syria, he said. "In my country the situation is very bad. The helicopters fly over the city and they bomb."
Jizi is aiming to get his family to Denmark. "I don't have anyone there but I believe I can rebuild my life."
Waseem Absi, a 30-year-old from Ariha in northern Syria, was aiming to reach the Netherlands and rejoin other family members there. He had heard of problems further up the route in Hungary, where the migrants have faced a hostile reception, but was undaunted.
"I'm not going to be afraid of anything," he said as he trudged through the mud with four friends, carrying an open tent to keep off the worst of the rain.
Absi reached Lesbos after spending 20 days in Turkey.
"The conditions were terrible, but there were more than 10,000 people. It wasn't the Greek police's fault, they couldn't do anything with such a crowd," he said.
He said he tried to bribe Greek police to get his registration papers faster, but no one would take the money. He did see other people hawking registration papers for 100 euros ($112) each.
"They were fake, they were just photocopies," he said. "Of course I didn't take one."
Balint Szlanko and Alexander Kuli in Roszke, Hungary, and Shawn Pogatchnik in Budapest, Hungary, contributed.
An Augusta teen whose crime spree last year nearly killed a young man and left a woman fearing she would die will have 50 years to contemplate the damage he did to those he victimized.
Sedrick Williams, 18, pleaded guilty to attempted armed robbery, four counts of aggravated assault and five firearm charges Wednesday in Richmond County Superior Court. Judge Daniel J. Craig sentenced him to 50 years in prison.
Darius Parks was driving down Morning Drive when he picked up Williams and another young man Sept. 24, 2014. With no provocation, Williams drew a 9 mm gun and shot Parks through the back of his head,
said Assistant District Attorney Pierce Blitch.
Parks is still recovering from the shooting. He couldn't be in court Wednesday because, despite the pain he suffers, he goes
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The morning of Oct. 1, 2014, Cynthia Johnson had just started her shift at Circle K near the Augusta Judicial Center on Walton Way when two young men entered. Williams had a gun and was with an accomplice who acted as if he was holding one, Blitch said.
Williams advanced on Johnson behind the counter demanding money, and when she couldn't open the register because of the time lock, Williams became frustrated, Blitch said. Williams
put the gun in her face and said, "I should kill you," Blitch said.
Williams was 17 at the time. His juvenile record included battery, robbery, aggravated assault, theft, burglary and attempted armed robbery, Blitch said.
Defense attorney Richard Goolsby told the judge that the past 11 months in jail have changed Williams. He had always wanted to take responsibility for the crimes and knew he wouldn't be going home Wednesday, Goolsby said. He just hoped for some mercy, as did the many family members and friends who came to court Wednesday to support him, Goolsby said.
Williams apologized to his victims Wednesday, and he apologized to his mother.
"I wasn't raised like that," he said.
Johnson was present Wednesday with her husband by her side, and attorney Sam Nicholson, a family friend, spoke on her behalf.
Johnson has worked for Circle K for 29 years, and she has passed up promotions to stay at the store, and she continues to go to work at the same store, Nicholson said.
Williams' suspected accomplice in the robbery attempt, Antwon Mahone, 24, has pleaded not guilty. His case is pending trial.
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- Glad Tidings - 'Orthodox-Jacobite United Meeting'
Under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, like-minded clergy and laity from both sides met in the Public Library Auditorium, Kottayam to explore ways and means to achieve lasting peace in the church on July 24, 2009.
Wider participation is anticipated at the next meeting, scheduled to take place at the same venue, on Aug. 22, 2009 at 2 pm.
"Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God." (Mt.5:9) The peace initiative by children of God from both the factions needs to be supported and upheld by our sustained prayers. "More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of." (Alfred, Lord Tennyson)
Nakkolackal V. L. Eapen,
Austin, TX.(ID No. 4160)
- Dear Eapen
Indeed - Blessed are the peacemakers -. Now the question is who are these peacemakers? Are they really looking for a peace?
In Malankara peace can come in 5 minutes, if Devalokam group agrees on the following points.
1. Throne of St Thomas' is honorific.
2. Malankara Church is an integral part of the Universal Syrian Orthodox Church.
3. Malankara Church is not autocephalous and independent and the Catholicose is not equal in status to the Patriarch of Antioch
4. Patriarch of Antioch and all the east is the Supreme Spiritual leader of the Church
5. The local head of the church in Malankara is the Catholicose which ordained by and accountable to the Patriarch of Antioch
6. Amend the present all hanky-panky clauses in the present constitution were the relation of Malankara Church and mother church and her Patriarch is related.
Else the peace will never going to materialized.
Now on the referred meeting at Kottayam, how many was attend? What was the participation from both groups? How many participated from both side? Who was the moderator? I cannot tell whether this Chairman is Fr Kuriakose Pathiapallil - apparently on the Jacobite side - who longs for another 1958. I don't think other than this aged priest there were any Jacobite participants in this forum.
Yes majority of the faithful in our Church wants peace, but not a repetition of 1958. "COODU VELLATHIL CHADIYA POOCHA PACHAVELLAM KANDALUM PEDIKKUM"
Again if any peacemakers really come forth with honestly both sides must support them, else keep them away from the bay, they only look for their interest or they are a pawn of someone's hand who has some hidden agenda.
"You can fool some people all the time, all people sometimes but not all the people all the time"
In Christ
Issac K Joseph
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--- In email@example.com, Nakkolackal VL Eapen wrote:
> Glad Tidings - 'Orthodox-Jacobite United Meeting'
> Under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, like-minded clergy and laity from both sides met in the Public Library Auditorium, Kottayam to explore ways and means to achieve lasting peace in the church on July 24, 2009.
- Dear Mr Issac,
When you ask, are they really looking for peace. The real answer is that we don't know. We have no way of knowing another person's true intention. Only God knows.
We can easily make demands of someone else. If you do #1, #2, #3 etc then we can have peace. I am not saying that the demands are valid or invalid. All I am saying it is easy to make demands of others. The real question is, what can we offer. In other words can we say in order to achieve peace we are willing to do #1 , #2, and #3.
Is there anything the Jacobite side is willing to offer. Or are we saying that we are perfect. The only way we can have peace is, if you accept everything that we say. Or are we saying some of the things are not perfect on our side and in order to achieve peace we are willing to change. If it is the latter, what are the things that we are willing to change ?
If both sides can start talking about what are the things that they can offer, rather than make demands of the other side, we can easily have peace.
In Christ,
Mathew G M
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--- In email@example.com, Issac K Joseph wrote:
> Dear Eapen
> Indeed - Blessed are the peacemakers -. Now the question is who are these peacemakers? Are they really looking for a peace?
- Dear Issac,
I agree with your statement.
But Malankara Jacobite Syrian Christian Church and IOC should not unite. If such steps come it must be protested. They are not straight forward people. Their main aim is to capture and proclaim all crosses they see thru their naked eyes.
Praise the LORD.
Geogy Abraham
- Dear Mr. I. K. Joseph,
As forewarned in 2 Pet. 2:2, "the way of truth" is being "reviled" on account of fanatics who seek to perpetuate factionalism in our church. Fanatics' love for their respective factions being greater than their love for the Crucified Lord, they are unknowingly in idolatry. And that is a sure recipe for disaster. Unless God the Holy Spirit intervenes decisively through the silent majority in the two factions, our church is doomed to be a desolate divided church for ever, paving the way for groups like the Christian Revival Fellowship to prey upon us.
Any peace initiative is, therefore, most welcome. The meeting, referred to in my previous posting, was organized by Mr. Mammen Varghese of Manorama. Rev. Fr. Kuriakose Pathiapallil chaired the meeting. Around a hundred believers from both factions were present. Prominent AMONG those who addressed the gathering are: Rev. Fr. (Dr.) Jacob Kurian, Rev. Fr. Varghese Varghese of Meenadom, Mr. A. M. Alexander (Ranni) and Advocate A. Z. Jacob. I do not know any one of them in person. The next meeting scheduled for Aug. 22, 2009 is expected to draw a great many believers from both sides.
It is my honest conviction that the Lord will not forsake His bleeding church, but will heal it in inscrutably mysterious ways that are beyond our grasp if we act upon the promise in 2 Chron. 7:14. "If My people who are called by My name humble themselves, and pray and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin and heal their land," but in our case 'the church'. Who can resist the Lord's sovereign will for His Beloved Bride, the church? Satan is no match for the Conquering Lion of Judah.
Nakkolackal V. L. Eapen,
Austin, TX.(ID.No. 4160)
- Dear All,
It is indeed happy to see that �unity� meetings take place to solve the problem of Malankara Sabha. I have also seen the news about the meeting in news papers and wanted to write some thing about it, but didn�t get enough time. Now I feel how history is laughing at the developments that has happened in the Malankara Church in recent times. History has produced great ironies to mankind while men always forget about past things and think in the present condition only. Karl Marx once said� history is not static which is always bound to change�. Now history is reversing!! And good to see current orthodox leadership is trying to rectify the mistakes and wrong doings committed by their forefathers. But lot of waters have flown through the Meenachil River near Old seminary in Kottayam. Now the descendants of Vattasseril Methran vigorously talking about �unity and peace� in the Church. But had Vattasseril Methran thought about �unity and peace� in the church the current problem would not have happened. Instead he sowed the seed for division in the church horizontally as well as vertically for his thirst for power and money and his adamant stand against �unity� led to setting up a new church (MOSC). He completely dashed away the vision and courage of his predecessor Pulikkotil thirumeni and piousness and loyalty to the Holy Throne of Antioch by St. Parumala Thirumeni. Now the descendants of Vattasseril have been undergoing a futile exercise to put in place �Unity� in the church which was out rightly rejected by him and endorsed division, court case, police lathicharge, closing down of the church and so on that MOSC is doing concurrently even now, but they are talking unity; ha ha haaaaa!!.
And the only thing the Jacobites can do is pray for those who are now
reaping the fruit of the sin sowed by Vattasseril Methran. Let us pray that � may Vattasseril thirumeni please forgive these �unity loving� people including Sanjose wallas, who talk about �unity in Orthodox communion�, who don�t know what vision(splitism) you upheld and how u divided the Syrian Church under your esteemed Malankara Methrapolitanship�
J M. Paul
- Dear All,
It is indeed right that the children of Malanakara church come closer to praise our Lord. Their sincere prayers would certainly be fruitful. Those who nurture hatred and seperatism will whither away one day. Because those devil minded folks have captured the church for their existence. The clergy or annoiteds have no say in front of them.
Recently when I visited Kerala I wished to offer some useful gadjet in my parish church. I talked to the vicar and happily he suggested a material and asked me to talk to the trusty to arrange it. Even though I wanted to keep my name hidden while offering the material in the church, the trusty found out a lame excuse to stop such an expensive offering to the church and made it public too. Have any body ever heard of such actions in any church stopping the offerings ?
Pray for Holy Spirit to give good thinking to the church leaders.
With prayers
Dr.George Kunju John
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> Dear Mr Issac,
> When you ask, are they really looking for peace. The real answer is that we don't know. We have no way of knowing another person's true intention. Only God knows.
- Dear readers,
Please, don't get carried away seeing the propaganda of a joint peaceful meeting between the some people (including priests) of the Holy Syriac Orthodox Church (Jacobite Syrian Church) and the excommunicated schismatic Vattaserian faction (who calls themselves Indian " Orthodox " Church ). The said "peace" meeting does not have the official recognition of the Holy Church.Even the I"O"C hasn't made it official.There is no use even if they make it official as they are an excomminicated group without any Apostolic priesthood.
A decision can be taken only by the Holy Synod of the Holy Church . It cannot be taken by any member of the clegy( including bishops) or the laity of the Holy Church. This was the information given by a blessed Metropolitan of the Holy Church.
If anybody want to know more about I"O"C priesthood please refer to the Kalpana of Patriarch excommunicating Catholicose and the metropolitans who sided with him . Also refer to the Kalpana refering to the excommunication of the 2 bishops who fell from the Holy faith to Vattaserian Schism .In it he has asked the children of the Holy Church to keep away from the excommunicated faction . Please, see to it that they do disobey him.
Apu jose
- Dear Moderators,
First of all why our people are referring the other faction as Orthodox and calling ourselves as 'saada' Jacobites as if we have no touch of orthodoxy. Have some one to call them Methran faction and say they are a splinted group of rebels for the last 97 years!! And they will stay like that until the good Lord comes. Any doubt it???
The Holy Church is only one and the rebels are also a part of it. If they repent of their forefathers' sins, they are most welcome to come back to the real Orthodox Church. The talk about unity and everything else are their aspiration and it has been going on for long. Sometime ago I did talk to some of our brothers on the other isle and ask them to instigate the idea with their leaders to pave way for their come back. You what they said; "we do not have that much contact or resources to push through our leaders"; and gave their useless talk.
Whether it is Mr.Neerkolikkal or anybody else its not going to work because their group was born of illegitimacy. Who knows about whom he refers as fanatics.
The current talk is because the rebels cannot digest our recent unprecedented progress and also the Satan wants to push us back to 1958. May God forgive them.
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> Dear All,
> It is indeed happy to see that "unity" meetings take place to solve the problem of Malankara Sabha. I have also seen the news about the meeting in news papers and wanted to write some thing about it, but didn't get enough time.
- Dear All.
Thanks for the different good intention of the sub matter.
My view is very simple..CHURCH , as per HOLY BIBLE is the body of JESUS CHRIST. , and if we are true Christian , Since our lord Jesus Christ taught us to LOVE YOUR ENEMY , we are not supposed to find any human being as opponent. In other words we are supposed to be UNITED IN OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST. If it is not happening , then we could try to see what is wrong as case study.
In my perception, Power & Money are the two major reasons behind all
factionalism and Groupism any where... If it is in Christendom, we need to understand that it is an indication of "Antichrist". the word
meaning in malayalam for "Aniti" is something which is going to happen in the end where as in English , it is something against JESUS CHRIST (Anti-christ). Many times,we could see, even deciples had shown humanly intention of who is supreme (a thirst of Power) among them and our Lord Jesus Christ taught them how to be supreme by washing their feets before crucification.
POWER & MONEY are the major culprits in any of the origin of problem.
Let us study what happened once Lord Jesus Christ got an offer of
KINGDOM'S Authority(POWER) ( not a piece of land...kingdoms !!) on the
test of temptation.
Lukose 4 - 5 - 8 - Temptation of Jesus Christ.
5The devil led him up to a high place and showed him in an instant all
the kingdoms of the world. 6And he said to him, "I will give you all
their authority and splendor, for it has been given to me, and I can
give it to anyone I want to. 7So if you worship me, it will all be
8 Jesus answered, "It is written: 'Worship the Lord your God and serve
him only
As a Jacobite Christian my view is , UNITY AMOUNG CHRISTIANS IS NOT AT
ALL A BIG HURDLE, IF WE STAND BEHIND OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST WHO HAS BEEN SENT BY GOD THE FATHER WITH SO MERCY WITH GREAT PLAN BY SELECTING THE LINE THROUGH -Abraham - Ishach - Jacob - Judah.... TO SALVATE US, CURRENTLY LIVING , THE DEAD,AND THE PEOPLE YET TO BE BORN. A GREAT PLAN OF GOD THE FATHER ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH HIS BELOVED SON BY GIVING US A GREAT CHANCE TO ATTAIN 'FRUIT OF LIFE". THE FLOW IS CONTINUING WTH THE HELP OF HOLY SPIRIT'S PRESENCE IN THE UNIVERSE BY RELIEVING US IN OUR SORROW AND TO ENLIGHTEN US SPIRITUALLY. ....
But if we try a unification in the human way, then it would be a
HIMALAYAN TASK to accommodate/share the 'POWERFUL's " in suitable places and also to share the 'MONEY ' in one UNITED sack. This initiate would be a beginning of another rollover of the problem to the next centuary.. an voyage through desert without seeing the land of canan.
Then , WHAT IS THE SOLUTION : Better to go separately time being without any hatred and always serve the other without any reward with true Love with Jesus Christ ( To avoid hurdles of Money & Power blockage). For spiritual enhancement, Both (Jacobite and Orthodox ) can find a common stage for to enlighten the people spiritually by arranging 'Convention etc and also both churches has to utilize more time in Sunday's for Preaches based on deepness of Holy verses. If the respective priest's are incapable(anchoring in local stories) in delivering preaches, The respective authority should nominate preachers for the spiritual enhancement.
Yes , once the land is ploughed , and the word is rightly sowed ...then we can dream a great harvest.
May God bless all.
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Praise Be His Name,
It is nice to see there are people who talk of peace (I did not say �unity') in our church; People who wish Our Lord and not human power to prevail on our church. Whether unity or not, what we need is peace, which can only come from Him and no human power can make or break it. I feel some who spoke on this issue forgot this aspect.
If anyone wants to know the real problem and the answer to the problem, please refer 1st Corinthians Chapter 6 Verses 1-9 (first part of verse 9). It is so clear there, we don't need any further explanation.
At the first reading we may not get the answer. Pray and read as many times till you get the answer. (I have read this so many times, whenever I hear something which is not suiting to us, the followers our savior and His teachings Christians, I read it again, and feet had we all read this and understood).
Let us pray to Him for His action, which is beyond our strength, power and imagination.
I have an example to sight. While I was in Bombay, though I had been going to both the SOC and IOC churches (at that time we were not divided as we are now). The Parish planned to re-build the church, were I used to go the most, which was the nearest to me, and started the work. From the time we started the work anti-social elements (let me use this word) started their work. They will destroy something or other, steal the cement, steel etc. in the night and it was an organized work to stop us from building the Church. All parish felt sad and some of the members were so furious. But the Vicar had just one statement to make. Don't worry. If they break we will make. We are building His House and He will work and the House will be built. Let us continue our work with our prayers. This activities and the words of the Vicar went on for few months. To all our surprise, from one day they stopped all their activity and in a short time we could complete that Church.
Had we taken it to the street or had chosen any other course of action including law, which naturally would have been as per human thinking and his belief in his useless power, but because of the belief of the Vicar, we would not have been able to make that church or at least would have gone for a long legal battle.
What we need is (both in SOC and IOC) more such type of people to say if they try to break we will make. Let me stress here few of the verses mentioned above.
Like in this example, I strongly believe one day He will work because it is His House and He won't allow anything bad to happen to it.
As we all know till He worked, things were different in Jerusalem Church. It was going on for years, He allowed it to happen but one day He worked and it was turning upside down in all aspects, and it did not take much time and all so powerful could only watch and abide. I am longing for it and am sure about it.
Thanks for your patience
Let us pray for His prevalance
Joseph V. V.
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- Dear All,
Now-a-days the above subject is getting constant mention in SOCM. It is a fact that absolute unity will defenitely strengthen the body mass. But here lot more questions will be arisen - for WHOM, for WHAT and WHY etc. etc. Man learn from history. History do not make any mistakes, but historians make?
We all believe that the CHURCH is the BODY and CHRIST is the HEAD. If we all are the ORGANS of that BODY, different organs will have different functions.
The split in Malankara Church is not a new news to us. Since 16th century we witnessed it in intervals. Every time the Syrian Orthodox stand firm with its commitment to the true faith, and hence we could overcome the difficulties due to these splits. The law of natural justice was applied all those times by mutual consent. But this time that is not happening. By passing of time, always there are people who are willing to sell themselves rewarded for it, and hence we can't move ahead - as Patriarch Abraham (not the HH Patriarch) told once to his nephew Lot that "if you move left, I will move right" "if you move north, I will move to south". The propagators of unification must also remember BABEL, the great fort once the humanity ventured to reach HEAVEN.
Let us not make a conclusion whether a unity is possible or not. The
rivalary among the common faithfuls are not at all their among JSC and IOC barring a few pockets. Let us all pray Almighty to grant HUMILITY to the people leading both IOC and JSC.
With prayers,
CJ Varughese
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- Beloved in Holy Trinity!
Good...good..good...Bible says you are not suppose to be called Father,as there is only one Father- in Heaven, you are all brothers...
I am not referring to our spiritual fathers, they were remarkable through their deeds..I do believe in our saints irrespective of prejudice..all Syrian Christian Faith, no all Christian faith belongs to me..Then why you are against Holy Scripture?
What I understood is all these quarrel, fighting, bloodshed is plainly due to money mongering...think on that..BUT with out money there is no fame!!! ..no body cares you...this is from my bitter experience...but now I am in good position,Gift of my Father in Heaven..so seek his bosom, am sure He will elevate you..
Kingdom of God is unity in Jesus (Yashu)..Being a strong believer of Syrian Christian Tradition, we are not suppose to be a Judge, if you are pointing our somebody,beware four fingers are against you..LET HIM DECIDE..What is right and wrong....through chivalric nature we can find the beauty, enjoyment of Christian life..Think of our forefathers, saints,martyrs...
In Jesus Love,
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Key West 2014 Day 9, Atlanta, GA > Camilla, GA
... the HOV there was no drama, and I was out of Atlanta in 45 minutes. Key West is about 1500 km south of Atlanta so the original plan was to do it in 2 days, however leaving a little early allowed me to put in about 330 kms and reduce my daily mileage requirements. Tomorrow I will put in a full day and try to get south of Tampa, leaving an easy day for arrival into Key West on Saturday.
... and I had an incredible pasta dish. I tricked myself all week into thinking I was eating healthy and then just threw caution to the wind! I also had a ton of bread and quite a bit of good wine. Needless to say, I was the first to bed while "the boys" did who knows what. PS. Notice from the hotel window that the sun finally came out - the DAY WE LEFT!!!! ARGH! The trip back was uneventful. Got to the Sydney airport early. What a beautiful airport. I still can't get ...
Lake City Fl to Fort Walton Beach Fl
Heading north west today towards New Orleans, we will spend today in Fort Walton. A very quiet day today, caught up on laundry and David worked on our budget diary. Went to Red Lobster for dinner ate too much :( beautiful sunset we sat outside at the restaurant overlooking the ...
Roadtrip take 1.
... wife who were yet again a fabulous couple, and took the time to show us their farm which was, due to the heavy rainfall, more than a little 'pungent'. The reason I was keen to feature this farm was that a local restaurant tried to source all their ingredients from two local farms in a true 'farm to table' concept which I loved the idea of. We then went to the restaurant in Greenville, 'Bacon Bros' which was aptly named. They have a ...