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5/12/2013 @ 1:36 PMPERCY, Ill. (AP) - Services are set for four siblings killed in a southern Illinois house fire authorities have blamed on a man now facing murder charges.
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Krag from Phoenix writes: I was at the Fiesta Bowl, so I saw this live and was wondering if you could clear something up for me. On Texas' final drive, on the first-down immediately before the touchdown throw, the clock didn't stop. Why? I thought the clock stopped after EVERY first down. At first, I thought it was going to be bad for Texas (not having enough time to score) and then it hurt the Buckeyes since there was :16 seconds left, rather than the :20-:25 there might have been had it stopped. Any explanation would be helpful. Maybe I'm missing something here.
Adam Rittenberg: The clock stops so the officials can reset the chains, but then it winds again. Ohio State took a timeout with 38 seconds left. Texas then completed a 14-yard pass to the Buckeyes' 26, setting up the final play. Though the clock stopped around 25-27 seconds, it moved after the chains were reset. I was a little surprised Texas didn't take a timeout, but the Longhorns ended up managing the clock perfectly.
Ryan from Waukee, Iowa, writes: Hey Adam! Enjoyed reading the blogs all season long and looking forward to next season. As the season is now ever so close to wrapping up, I am looking forward to the 2009 season. I think the Big Ten has a lot to prove next season (where have I heard that before?) and think it could be strong even with some of the big names leaving. Clearly, OSU will be favorite but who could contend with them next season? I don't want to sound biased but Iowa should be a team to look out for. I know Greene, Olsen, Kroul, King and Fletcher leave but we have a lot of young talent with quality PT and a decent group of recruits that will fill in nicely. What do you think about Iowa next season? Thanks!
Adam Rittenberg: Penn State could enter 2009 ranked higher than Ohio State and likely will be tabbed the Big Ten preseason favorite. Your Hawkeyes will be right there as well. Shonn Greene is a big loss, but I really liked what I saw from Jewel Hampton. The bigger losses, honestly, are Mitch King and Matt Kroul. Iowa usually has good defensive linemen, but it will be impossible to replace what King and Kroul brought to the table. I project Iowa at 8-10 wins in 2009. If the road schedule wasn't so difficult, I'd put the Hawkeyes in the league title mix, though they could get there with a few breaks.
Christine from Los Angeles writes: Hi Adam- Just some thoughts after watching the Fiesta Bowl last night. I don't think the Rose Bowl was a fair measuring stick of how the Big 10 matches up against other conferences. As much as I hate to admit it, it seems that USC (esp with their offensive performance at the Rose Bowl) is in a league of their own; and given the opportunity USC would demolish Ohio State, Texas or Oklahoma. I think Penn State could've beaten Texas as well. While the Lions were no match for USC I believe USC has the edge on talent and coaching over most teams this season. I'll wait until after the Nat. Champ. to make any evaluation on Florida and the SEC. Blog has been great all season! Christine PS: The bf and I made it through the Rose Bowl.
Adam Rittenberg: Glad to hear it, Christine! Facing USC in Pasadena is never easy, and as my colleague Ted Miller pointed out in his Tuesday mailbag, Texas likely would be crushed by the Trojans as well. Still, Penn State had its chances after answering Penn State's first punch with a nice touchdown drive. I was very impressed with the way Daryll Clark carried himself during a very difficult game. If the Penn State defense had given him a chance, he would have made it a nail-biter. Ohio State was in position to beat Texas, but the Buckeyes have a better secondary than the Lions (as we all saw) and Colt McCoy could have had more success against Penn State. We'll never know, though.
Ron from Belleville, Ill., writes: I'm tired of hearing about OSU tough non-conference schedule--they schedule one top-5 opponent and three cupcakes. If they are lucky enough to win the one tough game, they get so much credit that everyone overlooks Youngstown State, Akron, etc. Look at USC non-conference schedule--UVA, OSU, ND. And USC does this every year. I think that they have NEVER played a I-AA team.
Adam Rittenberg: I love USC's approach to scheduling, and I wish more Big Ten teams would follow the Pac-10's lead in taking chances in nonconference play. One thing to point out is the non-BCS conferences in the Pac-10 region (Mountain West, WAC) are stronger than the one in the Big Ten region (MAC). I have mixed feelings on Ohio State's strategy. On the one hand, the Buckeyes take a big chance every year by playing a marquee team like USC, Texas, Miami (future) or Cal (future). Having one showcase game often puts Ohio State ahead of other Big Ten schedules. Look at Penn State's nonleague slate in 2009. Sure, it gets better with Alabama in 2010, but next year's schedule is a joke (Akron, Syracuse, Temple, Eastern Illinois). The Big Ten really needs some exciting nonconference games to distinguish itself, but it's not going to happen right away. Obviously, it would help if Notre Dame raised its profile since three Big Ten teams (Michigan, Michigan State and Purdue) always play the Irish.
Ryan from South Bend, Ind., writes: Hey Adam, how would you grade the OSU coaching staff in the Fiesta Bowl? You don't play your DB's 10-12 yards off when their offense just throws screens and slants all game. Also you don't all out blitz McCoy with 16 seconds left!
Adam Rittenberg: For the most part, the defensive game plan worked. Sure, McCoy put up yards, but Texas didn't score a first-half touchdown and had to work for every score. In some ways, it was too bad the game came down to a missed tackle because Ohio State tackled extremely well for most of the night. After watching the way both Ohio State and Northwestern tackled against Big 12 opponents, I think poor tackling in the Big 12 contributed greatly to all the video-game scores this season. Those offenses really don't attack down the field very much. As for the final drive, we always complain about the prevent defense, but with so little time left, I was surprised defensive coordinator Jim Heacock called a blitz on Colt McCoy. Texas only had three or four plays to reach the end zone from the 26-yard line. A zone coverage might have served the Buckeyes well.
Dan from Jersey writes: Hey Adam, great blog. I've been reading it all year. After watching OSU lose last night, the Big10 this year went 1-6 in bowl games with both OSU and my Penn State team going 0-2 in BCS games. Can you think of some explanation as to why the Big 10 has done pretty awful in recent bowl game memories? Our reputation has been getting killed lately and this certainly adds a couple of more feet in the grave we're digging for ourselves. I think the so-called "southern speed" is an absolute myth. Players are fast and talented no matter where they're from. Could it be coaching? It seems like the other conferences are just flat-out better coaches than some of the Big10 coaches. Paterno and Tressel are fantastic coaches so this is why I'm not sure if this is the reason to the Big10s poor showing. Sure NW and OSU made the games closer than people thought they were going to be but in the end, they lost and the Big10 went 1-6. Are we setting ourselves up by matching up ag
ainst the better teams from the better conferences? What?s the deal? It kills me and I'm sure a lot of other people in the Big10 nation to watch our conference do so poorly.
Adam Rittenberg: There are several reasons, Dan, but I really think a lot of it comes down to quarterback play. The Big Ten really struggled at the quarterback position this fall, and defenses weren't conditioned to facing the caliber of quarterbacks they saw in bowl games. Look at the quarterbacks Big Ten teams faced in bowls: Colt McCoy, Mark Sanchez, Matthew Stafford, Chase Daniel and Todd Reesing. Florida State's Christian Ponder isn't bad, either. Penn State's secondary was a problem all season, but it took USC's Sanchez to fully expose it. Speed has something to do with it, but the Big Ten must upgrade its quarterback play in 2009, and I think it will.
Andy from Greensboro, N.C., writes: After last nights BCS game for OSU (what a great one at that), how does OSU look perception wise ending the year? Do you think it helped improve an image that has been tarnished, or will the media still see an "L" in the box score and think OSU cant win a big game? Also, aren't you glad Boise State did not go in place of Ohio State, with the game the way it played out?
Adam Rittenberg: Ohio State certainly improved its image, though as the players said afterward, the final result is all that matters. A win against a heavily favored Texas team would have been huge for the Buckeyes and the Big Ten, and Ohio State was a play or two away. Next year's game against USC is huge. Though the Trojans are always good, the game is in Columbus and USC will lose almost all of its defense plus two coordinators. If Ohio State wins that one, its reputation will be repaired. As for Boise State, the Broncos could have made thing interesting with their offense, but I agree that Ohio State was the better bowl opponent for Texas.
Greg from Glendora, Calif., writes: Adam- The door is closing on your conference, man. Don't be too arrogant to believe it. How many more free passes does the Big 10 get to send a relatively leadfooted, lumberjack team to a big stage? You know, it doesn't matter how big you are and how hard you hit if you can't catch anyone. Recruit some athletes, please! I'm tired of seeing the Big 10 unjustly get two -yes TWO!- teams in the BCS every year.
Adam Rittenberg: I think you'll get your wish in 2009, Greg, though the power of large fan bases with money to spend will be hard for the BCS bowls to turn down. As far as the lead-footed, lumberjack comment, you're right to a certain extent, but the label doesn't apply to all Big Ten teams. Ohio State showed it could run with Texas, who really couldn't catch Terrelle Pryor all night, especially around the edges. The Big Ten needs some more speed on the defensive line, but the skill positions look sufficient to me.


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"The databases that exist today have ultimately been designed to allow the easiest access from a multitude of devices and places. In many people's minds, they think you need to access a server with an application running on that, and that there is a measure of safety for the data sitting underneath the application because the application is secure," said Dr. Mike Lloyd, CTO of RedSeal Systems. "But your database is sitting out there, and, in many cases, when it came out of the box, it came configured to be connected to the Internet."
See: Web-Searchable Databases An Increasing Security Risk
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When organizations segment their high-value data in databases separate from less sensitive information, they're able to prioritize risk management and institute more targeted protection layers.
"Medium to large organizations are not segmenting enough," said Chris Novak, managing principal at Verizon Business. "In these organizations, they've got databases spread over offices, campuses, and complexes around the globe. And the problem is that if they're not segmenting, then a risk in one place becomes a risk everywhere."
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In addition to an indoor pool, Hampton Inn & Suites Tacoma-Mall provides a spa tub and a fitness center. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business-related amenities consist of a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Event facilities measure 1050 square feet (95 square meters). This business-friendly hotel also offers coffee/tea in a common area, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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At the annual SEMANTiCS Conference, experts from academia and industry meet to discuss semantic computing, its benefits and future business implications. Since 2005, SEMANTiCS has been attracting the opinion leaders in semantic web and big data technology, ranging from information managers and software engineers, to commerce experts and business developers as well as researchers and IT architects, when it comes to defining the future of information technology.
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The conference takes place from 15-17 September 2015 (the main conference will be on 16-17th of September and several back 2 back workshops & events on 15th) at the University of Economics – see all information: http://semantics.cc/. Continue reading
SEMANTiCS – the emergence of a European Marketplace for the Semantic Web
SEMANTiCS conference celebrated its 10th anniversary this September in Leipzig. And this year's venue has been capable of opening a new age for the Semantic Web in Europe – a marketplace for the next generation of semantic technologies was born.
As Phil Archer stated in his key note, the Semantic Web is now mature, and academia and industry can be proud of the achievements so far. And exactly that fact gave the thread for the conference: Real world use cases demonstrated by industry representatives, new and already running applied projects presented by the leading consortia in the field and a vivid academia showing the next ideas and developments in the field. So this years SEMANTiCS conference brought together the European Community in Semantic Web Technology – both from academia and industry.
- Papers and Presentations: 45 (50% of them industry talks)
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This year's SEMANTiCS was co-located and connected with a couple of other related events, like the German ISKO, the Multilingual Linked Open Data for Enterprises (MLODE 2014) and the 2nd DBpedia Community Meeting 2014. This wisely connected gatherings brought people together and allowed transdisciplinary exchange.
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Born Sept. 16, 1939 in Linton to Carl Morgan Porter
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He was a retired Middle School science teacher and taught in Jersey Community Unit School District 100 for more than 30 years. He was a member of the First Baptist Church in Jerseyville, Greater Alton Area Barbershop Harmony Society and NEA (National Education Association).
Survivors include: daughters and sons-in-law, Amy and D.B. Cummings of Florissant, MO, Sarah Porter of Florissant, MO, Betsy and Jeff Rachel of Florissant, MO; sisters, Mary Jo Brown of Terre Haute; grandsons, Xander Cummings, Matthew Cummings, Jesse Rachel; and he was formerly married to Lynn Tennis, whom he married on June 13, 1970 in Jasonville. The couple divorced in 1998.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
Visitation is Monday, May 18 from 4-8 p.m. at the Alexander & Gubser Funeral Home in Jerseyville, IL, and 9-11 a.m. Wednesday May 20 at the McClanahan-Lee Funeral Home; 631 E Main ST; Jasonville.
Funeral Service will be 11 a.m. Wednesday at McClanahan-Lee Funeral Home with Elder D.B Cummings officiating.
Burial will be at Marco Cemetery in Marco.
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Mount Zion First Baptist ChurchThe church will hold, "Sweet Hour of Prayer," Prayer and Praise Service every Wednesday from 12 noon until 1 p.m. at the church's family life center at 320 West Thomas Street in Rocky Mount. Lunch is served after the service. For info, call 442-1627.
Summer Community Worship ServicesThe 10th annual Summer Community Worship Services will be held each Sunday, starting Sunday, July 17 through August 7. All services begin at 6 p.m. A love offering will be accepted to support Communities in Schools. This year's theme is "Being God's Peace." For info, call Trinity Lutheran Church at 443-7462. Services on July 24 will be held at First United Methodist Church at 100 S. Church Street in Rocky Mount with Minister Cheryl Downing, of Heart Connection Ministries. Services on July 31 will be held at St. Mark AME Church, 1150 Tarboro Street, Rocky Mount with Rev. Mary Harris Todd, Pastor of Morton Memorial Presbyterian. Services on August 7 will be held at Church on the Rise, 3520 Bishop Road, Rocky Mount with Rev. Milton Batts, Pastor of Bethlehem Missionary Baptist.
East End Baptist ChurchPastor Mack E. Battle will facilitate a special brotherhood session for men in the community every first and third Saturday at 10 a.m. The church will hold a community prayer meeting and testimonial service at 7 p.m. each Wednesday. The service will be followed by Pastor Mack E. Battle facilitating in a verse-by-verse study of the book of 2nd Corinthians.The East End Community Sisterhood Outreach Ministry annual excursion will be August 7 through 11. The group will travel to Lancaster, PA to Sight and Sound Theater to see the live theatrical production of "Samson." The excursion will also include a Heritage tour of Washington, DC. The price ranges from $350-$625. Call Lady Deborah Battle at 985-4481 or Deaconess Wilma Sweeney at 446-5647 for info.
St. Luke Missionary BaptistThe church will hold summer camp June 13 through August 19 for ages 6 to 12 from 7 a.m. until 5 p.m. There is a registration/application fee of $10. The weekly camp fee is $30 and includes breakfast, lunch and snack. For info, call 919-937-3882 or the church at 252-459-3533.
United Fellowship AssemblyThe Lasting Love Broadcast/Apostle Mal & Pastor Mary Williams offer free Marriage Enrichment sessions, for singles and couples on the second Friday of the month at Country Inn & Suites, 672 English Rd., Rocky Mount. For info, call (252) 933-6935/459-1990.
St. John M.B. ChurchThe church will have its annual Family/Friends Day activities beginning from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, August 20 and Sunday, August 21 at 11 a.m. The church will celebrate the Ushers/Hospitality Ministries Anniversary on Sunday, August 28 at 3 p.m. The guest speaker will be the Rev. Timothy Edwards, of Piney Grove Missionary Baptist Church in Weldon.
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship ChurchA moderated discussion, "What about the Minimum Wage?" will be held on Sunday, July 24 at 10 a.m. at the church, located at 516 N Church Street, Rocky Mount. For info, call 977-6023.
Johnson Chapel M.B. ChurchThe church will hold its Missionary Anniversary on Sunday, August 14 at 5 p.m. with guest minister Rev. Clarence J. LeMay, pastor of Grace M.B. Church of Kittrell. The church will celebrate its Male Chorus Anniversary on Sunday, August 21 at 5 p.m. The church is located at 317 Beauvue Road in Elm City.
Lighthouse Baptist ChurchThe church will hold a ham plate dinner fundraiser on August 13 from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m. The cost is $7. The plate contains ham, potatoes, string beans and a roll. You can eat in or take out. For tickets or info, call Carol Pelt at 459-2779 or Vivian Taylor at 443-2680. Proceeds go to building fund. The church is located at 1703 Reges Store Road, Nashville.
Faith Family Worship P.H. ChurchThe church is holding a BBQ Chicken Plate Sale on Friday, July 22 from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the church, 4839 Redman Road, Rocky Mount. Plates are $7 and includes a half chicken, green beans, potatoes, bread and cake. For info, call Rev. Gerald Parker at 252-544-1354. Proceeds go to building funds.
Emanuel Chapel FWB ChurchThe church will hold a Home Mission Service on July 27 at 7:30 p.m. with Minister Angela Curry, of Bailey, Associate Minister of Emanuel Chapel FWB, as the evangelist for the service.
Christ Christian CenterThe church will hold services on Sunday, August 7 at 4 p.m. with guest speaker Rev. Cornelius Alston, of Church on the Rise in Rocky Mount. Music will be by the choir of St. Mary's Chapel in Nashville. The church is located at 9779 York Chapel Road in Nashville.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OPENJPA-1665?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Rick Curtis resolved OPENJPA-1665. ---------------------------------- Fix Version/s: 2.0.1 Resolution: Fixed Committed revision 943638 to trunk. Updated BrokerImpl to skip checks for duplicate ids when they are auto generated. Also added a new test case to exercise this code path. > Problems when using auto incrementing colums that start at zero > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: OPENJPA-1665 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OPENJPA-1665 > Project: OpenJPA > Issue Type: Bug > Affects Versions: 2.0.0 > Reporter: Rick Curtis > Assignee: Rick Curtis > Fix For: 2.0.1 > > > This issue was reported on the users mailing list[1]. > The issue is that it is possible when using auto generated ids that there is a current entity in the persistence context that has an id of zero, and by default when a new entity is created it also has an id of zero. When persisting the second entity, OpenJPA incorrectly detects that there are multiple entities with the same id in the context even though the new id doesn't have an id from the database yet. > [1]http://openjpa.208410.n2.nabble.com/An-object-of-type-src-StatusUpdate-with-oid-0-already-exists-in-this-context-another-cannot-be-persi-td5030272.html#a5030272 -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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Mr Grady, Owner Grady and his wife Michelle are the parents of a young daughter and recognize the importance of a safe and nurturing learning environment. Their family is the basis for the reason that they chose Goddard. They have been residents of the Dallas/Fort Worth area for twenty five years and are happy to be able to provide Goddard's outstanding program to the children in the Keller and surrounding communities. Grady would like to extend an invitation to your family to visit them at their beautiful school, introduce you to their incredible faculty, including an Education Director, and tell you all about the Goddard approach to learning.
Mrs Kelly, Director Kelly Seepersad is originally from Coffeyville, KS and a graduate from Newman University. She holds a B.S. degree in Elementary & Early Childhood Education. She has a Certified Kansas Teachers License and teaching experience in Pre-Kindergarten through 6th grade. In addition to her elementary teaching, she was an Early Childhood Director of a Private Christian Preschool.
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Kelly is a very proud mother of two teenage children and 3 step children. In her free time she enjoys spending time at the lake with her husband, running 5 miles a day, attending FC Dallas soccer games, and spending quality time with all her kids and family.
Cheryl , Assistant Director Ms. Cheryl has a Child Development Association Degree and over 15 years' experience working with children in early childhood. Some of her experiences and volunteer work include working with track and field athletes and forming her own track and field youth league.
Ms. Cheryl wanted to become a teacher because she was inspired by her Aunt's dedication and love for teaching children and watching them learn and grow. Her love and dedication for her student's success helps them strive socially, emotionally, and academically within and outside of the classroom environment.
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Ms. Brittaney volunteers her extra time at her church childcare program in her community. Ms. Brittaney wanted to become a teacher because she enjoys watching children grow and learn. She loves seeing a young child's face light up when they learn how to do something new.
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Ms. Krystal wanted to become a teacher because her Aunt expressed to her what a positive impact she had on other people and possessed strong leadership skills. Krystal's Aunt always reinforced that her skills would make her an amazing teacher and help guide and educate early learners.
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This was very easy and quick to make. I made some changes so it would be vegetarian. I left out the pepperoni and added some navy beans, corn and green peas. I also subbed vegetable broth for the chicken broth. I used twice the amount of garlic. The result was a simple and delicious dinner. I served it with garlic french bread. Thanks for sharing your recipe truebrit.
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By Liam Sullivan as told to Robert Mackey
Published: August 05, 2001
I'm originally from County Cork in Ireland. When I was 12 or 13, I made a commitment: I said I wanted to be a priest. My father worked at manual labor, and he couldn't put me through seminary or boarding school, so my education was paid for, at that early age, by the diocese of Birmingham, Ala. Of course, its goal was for me someday to become a priest for it. I went to an all-boys boarding school run by Trappist monks, where my whole focus was on my future priesthood. It was very strict back then; the monks did not have any communication with the outside world. I thought it was the ideal vocation for a very, very holy person.
I was ordained in June 1972 in Cork. I really don't remember taking the vow of celibacy. It wasn't important -- I was 23, and I had never had anything to do with any women. That August, I left for Alabama. It's hard to even describe what a shock it was when I arrived there.
It was not only simple things like the weather and the food. I met divorced people for the first time, and people who were practicing birth control. I was told at the seminary that those things were sinful. But after I got to know these people, I had to say, What's going on here? These people are as good as I am, probably even better. As far as I was concerned, the more I got to know them, the closer I became to God.
I had to re-educate myself to meet their pastoral needs and to try to love them as I found in the Bible, the way Jesus did. But I realized how out of touch I was: they were married people, people who had family problems, and all I had for them was a textbook answer. And so I began to question a lot of things that you weren't supposed to question. Eventually I began to question this idea of living a celibate life.
I needed the support of a human being who would understand me and love me as I believed God loved me, and love me not as a priest but also as a human being, just me. So I took a leave of absence after my 25th year to see if this was really what I wanted, and I came to the realization that I had to step outside the Catholic Church. I wanted to be loved as Liam Sullivan, not as Father Sullivan. I wanted to know what it is to be normal, not to be held on a pedestal, to be treated as a normal human being with strengths and weaknesses. It was the most painful decision I ever made. I was 50, and I had never known anything but the priesthood. All my education, my background and my social life were centered around it.
I had known Karen, a parishioner, for years. After I took my leave of absence, she went through a divorce, and through her trials and tribulations, we got closer. We did a lot of talking, and actually we did a lot of praying together. I finally decided that I wanted to marry her. Of course, I couldn't marry her as a Catholic priest. But I also wondered, Would this be what she wanted? To marry a former priest, who had no means of financial support? She didn't want to make a mistake, and I didn't want to make a mistake. So we dated for about a year.
Then two years ago, I found out that the church does allow certain exceptions to the vow of celibacy -- for married ministers from other religions who have converted, among others. I decided that if they could be allowed to have a wife, I should as well. And so a year and a half ago, Karen and I were wed. After that, the diocese cut off my financial support, and the bishop sent me a letter telling me that I should divorce. He said that my marriage was not recognized by the Catholic Church and that I was living in sin and that I was a scandal. I didn't take it personally -- I knew he had to say that -- but it hurt to be condemned.
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Reproductive biology of Abies cephalonica Loudon in Mount Aenos National Park, Cephalonia, Greece
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- , Kyriacos GeorghiouAffiliated withDepartment of Botany, Faculty of Biology, University of Athens
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The reproductive biology of the endemic to Greece Abies cephalonica Loudon, including the phenology of the reproductive life cycle, cone production in relation to plant age and the required seed germination conditions, was studied. All individuals growing within 20 permanent plots of 100 m2 each established in 11 different locations covering the entire strictly protected area of Mount Aenos National Park (Cephalonia) were monitored over a period of 4 years. The cones are formed on the upper part of the previous year's branches, mostly at the upper crown half of the reproductive individuals (over 53 years old). Female flowers are pollinated in spring and cone maturation lasts until the beginning of autumn, when seed dispersal occurs. The annual production of cones per individual varied significantly, revealing masting behavior for this tree. This behavior was also expressed in the number of trees producing cones, as well as the percentage of sound seeds per cone. A significant difference in the mass and the length of the cones between the years of low and high cone production was observed, being higher in the years of massive cone production. Similar germination percentages were observed in full darkness or under "canopy light" and "sun light", provided that the seeds were previously stratified for 6 weeks. It is concluded that A. cephalonica exhibits plasticity expressed in its reproductive behavior for alternating years of high to low cone production and in its seed germination for an array of habitat light conditions.
KeywordsAbies cephalonica Endemic Cone morphology Seed production Reproduction ecology Coniferous forest
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- Title
- Reproductive biology of Abies cephalonica Loudon in Mount Aenos National Park, Cephalonia, Greece
- Journal
Volume 25, Issue 4 , pp 655-668
- Cover Date
- 2011-08
- 10.1007/s00468-011-0542-1
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- 0931-1890
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- 1432-2285
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- Springer-Verlag
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- Abies cephalonica
- Endemic
- Cone morphology
- Seed production
- Reproduction ecology
- Coniferous forest
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- Patrizia-I Politi (1)
- Kyriacos Georghiou (2)
- Margarita Arianoutsou (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Ecology and Systematics, Faculty of Biology, University of Athens, 15784, Athens, Greece
- 2. Department of Botany, Faculty of Biology, University of Athens, 15784, Athens, Greece