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Despite the title of my article, in order for the Ohio State Buckeyes to win the 2010 BCS title, all 22 starters, the majority of the second-team players that add depth to each unit, and the players that help to comprise the special teams units (kicker and punter included) will all have to contribute significantly.
That being said, there are three players from the defense and three players from the offense who will individually have the biggest roles in making sure their respective units succeed in ultimately giving the Buckeyes the best chance to win every game up to and including the BCS championship game.
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Bob and Marta Gigl were there for the good times - the surprising repeat championship won by the Nicolet girls volleyball team at its own Brittney Gigl Invitational on Saturday.
And they were there for the not so good times either, just coming by to say "hello" and to give a consolation hug to Knights coach Dann Jacobson as Nicolet's 23-match North Shore Conference win streak came to an end at the hands of Germantown on Sept. 30.
That's just who they are.
"Just decent, kind and understanding people," Jacobson said on Sunday.
And it is a stunning and sublime fact that they have remained so. It has been nine years since their daughter, volleyball, basketball and softball player and all-around great competitor and friend, Brittney, was swiftly and sadly taken from them by a bout of viral encephalitis.
Ever since then, the volleyball program has sponsored this tournament as a fundraiser for the scholarship fund set up in Brittney's honor. It comes up with $1,000 to $1,200 every year, and her parents are there every year to give out the trophies.
A three-on-three basketball tournament held later in the year (three was her favorite number) does even better, bringing in $10,000 to $12,000 for the fund.
"It has grown so much, that it is now the largest scholarship we have at Nicolet," Jacobson said. "Athletes and non-athletes alike have won it."
The criteria for it has everything to do with being a nice person who reaches out to the community - something the Gigl parents seem to have a good handle on.
And the players know what kind of example they're looking up to.
The Knights downed Racine Horlick and Milwaukee Riverside in pool play and then defeated New Berlin West (16-25, 25-7, 15-12) and Appleton East (25-17, 25-11) in the championship playoffs.
It was their first tournament title of the season.
"This really lifted our spirits," Jacobson said. "The kids really had so much fun. They played with energy and a sense of urgency. … We're just so young (no seniors in the lineup). All we need is experience and that just takes time."
Names from the top of the lineup down to the bottom tripped off Jacobson's tongue in praise and included setter Dana Kenney (80 assists and eight aces), Melissa Morello (35 kills, 33 digs and tremendous leadership), Krystalyn Goode (22 kills, seven blocks and a great rendition of the national anthem), Becca Olin (nine blocks), and Alex Lautmann (33 digs and great all-around play), as well as Megan Simon, Natalie Sivilotti, Angie Morello and Elizabeth Heidenrich.
In short, it was a team effort.
"We've talked about our struggles and what a lost season it's been" Jacobson said, "but it hasn't been a down year at all. All our losses have been to top 10 (in state teams). We're just taking lumps because of our inexperience, but this helps.
"I thought going in that any one of five teams could win it, so this is a very sweet victory for us."
Gigl results
Whitefish Bay: The Blue Dukes fell to both Appleton East and Brookfield Central in pool play, but rebounded to down Wauwatosa East (28-26, 25-17) and Riverside (25-9, 25-18) in the bronze division playoffs.
"We played hard the entire day and gave teams some competition," coach Beth Stecklein said. "Sarah Weiss and Frankie Carroll played well throughout the day. Sophomore Chrissy Joachim stepped in for senior Dana Gunderson who was sick, and played very well at this higher level. It was a great tournament that we can't wait to go back to."
Homestead: The youthful Highlanders lost to Appleton North but beat Tosa East in pool play. In the silver division playoffs, they defeated Central, 25-21, 14-25, 15-12 but lost to Manitowoc, 28-26, 21-25, 15-4.
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Volume 26, Issue 4, April 1985
Riccati equations and perturbation expansions in quantum mechanics26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526592View Description Hide Description
General perturbation expansions, which allow corrections to any order to be written in quadrature, are presented for Riccati and other nonlinear first‐order equations. These results are valid for eigenfunctions which are free of poles and zeros. A Riccati equation suitable for a Schrödinger or Klein–Gordon particle in a central field is expanded for a general state, with corrections to all orders expressed in quadrature. A general Riccati equation for a meromorphic eigenfunction leads to a similar expansion with corrections to all orders, including corrections to the zeros and simple poles, expressed in quadrature. This form is suitable for a Dirac particle in a central field but is more general. The general results are applied to specific examples from the literature.
Closed formula for the product of n Dirac matrices26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526593View Description Hide Description
The product of nDirac γ matrices is evaluated in terms of traces of at most (n+3) γ matrices. This leads to a method that can be used to generalize identities for a correlated product of γ matrices. The expression for the n γ matrix product also provides a method for the evaluation of a scalar, a pseudoscalar, a vector, an axial vector, and a second rank antisymmetric tensor associated with a one‐line fermion amplitude that drastically simplifies the squaring of fermionic amplitudes. The general spin and particle–antiparticle dependence of the squared amplitude is given.
The relation of a theory of countable sets to the field equations of physics26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526967View Description Hide Description
The systematic development of mathematics is based on the theory of sets. We present an axiom system in which, in contradistinction to the usual theories, it seems possible to define formal provability yet some useful mathematics can be derived. Some features of the theory suggest that these axioms can provide a possible new foundation for mathematical physics.
Spinors as fundamental objects26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526594View Description Hide Description
We define, on the algebraic Dirac spinor space Ψ, some operators D ± and T ±. By means of them we show how the fundamental operations of Hermitian conjugation, complex conjugation, bar conjugation, and so on may be introduced in the Clifford algebra approach. These definitions depend on the geometrical property of the pure imaginary unit i of the DiracalgebraD s,t and are the same only for mod 4 dimensions of vector space‐times R s,t . Furthermore, on the set Ψ×Ψ we introduce equivalence relations R ± and define bijections χ± between Ψ×Ψ/R ± and D s,t . We investigate some properties of χ± and give the necessary and sufficient conditions for u∈D s,t to belong to some minimal left ideal of D s,t . Next we use the decomposition of the DiracalgebraD s,t onto the Dirac spinor spaces to demonstrate two different ways of an action of any element s∈Spin(x,t). These considerations throw a new light onto the problem of the covariant derivative on the bundle of algebraic spinors over a space‐time manifold.
Infinitesimal symmetry transformations. II. Some one‐dimensional nonlinear systems26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526595View Description Hide Description
The converse problem of similarity analysis is discussed for the infinitesimal symmetry transformations of ordinary second‐order differential equations which are nonlinear in ẋ (and may be linear or nonlinear in x). A natural classification of the problem arises, according to the highest order N of nonlinearity in ẋ. The completely general maximal Lie algebra is obtained for the case N≤3. In the case N≥4 one has, besides the system of differential equations for the infinitesimal generators, an extra set of anholonomic constraints, which operates as a symmetry‐breaking mechanism producing a strong reduction in the number of surviving parameters. Miscellaneous examples are given, which illustrate some features of similarity analysis of nonlinear systems. The infinitesimal point transformation symmetries of the Van der Pol oscillator are also briefly discussed.
Decomposition formulas of exponential operators and Lie exponentials with some applications to quantum mechanics and statistical physics26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526596View Description Hide Description
Decomposition formulas of general exponential operators in a Banach algebra and in a Lie algebra are presented that yield a basis of Monte Carlo simulation of quantum systems. They are applied to study the relaxation and fluctuation from the initially unstable point and to confirm algebraically the scaling theory of transient phenomena. A global approximation method of transient phenomena is also formulated on the basis of decomposition formulas. It is applied to the laser model as a simple example.
N‐dimensional spinors: Their properties in terms of finite groups26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526597View Description Hide Description
A classification scheme is presented for the finite multiplicative group generated by the gamma matrices associated with a given Clifford algebra. This group reflects the periodicities observed in n‐dimensional spinors, and its representations and other properties are studied, thus highlighting the dependence on the number of spacelike and timelike vectors. The reality of the representations is examined and tabulated; application is made to the imposition of Majorana and Weyl conditions.
Perturbation of Schrödinger Hamiltonians by measures—Self‐adjointness and lower semiboundedness26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526598View Description Hide Description
We study the Hamiltonians for nonrelativistic quantum mechanics in one dimension, in terms of energy forms ∫‖d f/d x‖2 d x+∫‖ f ‖2 d( μ −ν), where μ and ν are positive, not necessarily finite measures on the real line. We cover, besides regular potentials, cases of very singular interactions (e.g., a particle interacting with an infinite number of fixed particles by ''delta function potentials'' of arbitrary strengths). We give conditions for lower semiboundedness and closability of the above energy forms, which are sufficient and, for certain classes of potentials (e.g., μ−ν a signed measure), also necessary. In contrast to the results in other approaches, no regularity conditions and no restrictions on the growth of the measures μ and ν at infinity are needed.
Sums of products of ultraspherical functions26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526599View Description Hide Description
Analytical expressions for the sum ∑∞ n=0(n+λ)[Γ(n+1)Γ(n+2λ)]2 ×C λ n (x)C λ n ( y) ×C λ n (z)D λ n (u) are given, where C λ n and D λ n are ultraspherical polynomials and functions of the second kind, respectively, on the sets {‖x‖,‖ y‖,‖z‖<1, u>1} and {‖x‖,‖ y‖,‖z‖,‖u‖<1}.
Integrals of three Bessel functions and Legendre functions. I26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526600View Description Hide Description
Integrals of products of three Bessel functions of the form ∫∞ 0 t λ−1 J μ(a t)J ν ×(b t)H (1) ρ(c t)d t are calculated when some relations exist between the indices λ, μ, ν, ρ: in these cases, the Appell function F 4 factorizes into two hypergeometric functions of one variable, so that analytical continuation is possible. New results are given, mainly when a, b, and c are real and positive and ‖a−b‖<c<a+b, which correspond to most physical situations.
Integrals of some three Bessel functions and Legendre functions. II26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526601View Description Hide Description
Integrals of three Bessel functions of the form ∫∞ 0 J μ(a t)J ν(b t) ×H (1) ρ(c t)d t are calculated when μ,ν,ρ,a,b, and c are arbitrary real numbers. For this, use is made of the factorization of the Appell functionF 4 in two hypergeometric functions. Further simplifications occur if μ=±ν or ρ=±1/2. New results are given, mainly when real a, b, and c satisfy the inequalities ‖a−b‖<c<a+b, which correspond to most physical situations.
Bessel function expansions of Coulomb wave functions26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526602View Description Hide Description
From the convergence properties of the expansion of the function Φ l ∝r −l−1 F l in powers of the energy, we successively obtain the expansions of F l and G l as single series of modified Bessel functions I 2l+1+n and K 2l+1+n , respectively, as well as corresponding asymptotic approximations of G l for ‖η‖→∞. Both repulsive and attractive fields are considered for real and complex energies as well. The expansion of F l is not new, but its convergence is given a simpler and corrected proof. The simplest form of the asymptotic approximations obtained for G l , in the case of a repulsive field and for low positive energies, is compared to an expansion obtained by Abramowitz.
Exponential convergence for nonlinear diffusion problems with positive lateral boundary conditions26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526603View Description Hide Description
It is established that the solution u of u t =Δ(u m )>0, with positive initial data, positive lateral boundary data, and positive exponent m, converges exponentially to the solution v of the corresponding stationary equation Δ(v m )=0. The analysis also provides the form of the leading contribution to the difference (u−v).
A simple derivation of the addition theorems of the irregular solid harmonics, the Helmholtz harmonics, and the modified Helmholtz harmonics26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526604View Description Hide Description
In this article a simple derivation of the addition theorems of the irregular solid harmonics, the Helmholtz harmonics, and the modified Helmholtz harmonics is presented. Our derivation is based upon properties of the differential operator Y m l (∇), which is obtained from the regular solid harmonic Y m l (r) by replacing the Cartesian components of r by the Cartesian components of ∇. With the help of this differential operator Y m l (∇), which is an irreducible spherical tensor of rank l, the addition theorems of the anisotropic functions are obtained by differentiating the addition theorems of the isotropic functions. The performance of the necessary differentiations is greatly facilitated by a systematic exploitation of the tensorial nature of the differential operator Y m l (∇).
On the body of supermanifolds26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526605View Description Hide Description
The problem of constructing the body of a G ∞manifold is considered. It is shown that any such manifold is foliated, and the body is defined to be the space of the leaves of this foliation. Under certain regularity conditions on the foliation, the body is a smooth finite‐dimensional real manifold.
Harmonic analysis on the Euclidean group in three‐space26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526606View Description Hide Description
We develop the extensive harmonic analysis on the universal covering group of the Euclidean group in three‐space.
Asymptotic eigenvalue degeneracy for a class of one‐dimensional Fokker–Planck operators26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526607View Description Hide Description
Let f(x), x∈R, be a fourth‐degree polynomial with lim‖x‖→∞ f(x) =+∞ with two minima, and let L ε( ⋅ )=ε2/2 ∂2( ⋅ )/∂x 2+(∂/∂x) ×((∂f/∂x /( ⋅ ))) be the corresponding Fokker–Planck operator. We study the spectrum of L ε in the limit ε→0. We show that in the limit ε→0 the spectrum of L ε degenerates in the spectrum of three decoupled harmonic oscillators.
Stochastic difference equations for a spin system26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526608View Description Hide Description
An N‐spin model is given with a discrete‐time evolution specified by a system of stochastic difference equations. A Markov chain associated with the evolution is decomposed into two, nonhomogeneous, absorbing Markov chains. Analysis of each chain yields the probability, given a specific initial state, of ultimate absorption into a specific state. As time t→∞ the spin model will, with probability equal to 1, have all spins up, all spins down, or will oscillate between two antiferromagnetic (Néel) states. The time‐dependent correlation functions 〈s i (t)s j (t)〉 are also obtained.
Minimization of the energy functional of a one‐dimensional fermionic system in the large‐N limit26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526609View Description Hide Description
A one‐dimensional system of N nonrelativistic fermions in the confining potential is studied in the large‐N limit where a classical limit appears.
Fractional approximations to the Bessel function J 0(x)26(1985); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.526610View Description Hide Description
A method to obtain fractional approximations to the Bessel function J 0(x) is reported here. This method improves a recently published one principally in that all the parameters are uniquely determined by linear equations. Our approximations give fairly good accuracy for all real, positive values. The maximum absolute error for the first‐degree approximation is about 0.0035, and for the fourth‐degree one, about 2.8×10− 6.


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Kim Kardashian Gives Toys To TotsChris Rogers
Kim Kardashian visited a local hospital Thursday to hand out hundreds of toys to sick kids.
Before heading out to hang with the children, Kim sent out this tweet:
"Heading to the LA Children's Hospital to give out toys! Thank u Hobby Tron for the amazing donation! 500 toys! Wow."
After the day, she wrote, "Today was a heart warming day!"
Christmas is all about giving. I've always whole-heartedly believed that. I get so much happier seeing others open gifts than opening them myself.
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Read about all the latest developments in the global underwater conservancy movement.
With clear waters and rocky scenery, Malta and Gozo, the beautiful southern European islands in the Mediterranean Sea, boast some of the best diving in Europe. They also boast some of the most passionate and dedicated AWARE divers and shark activists. From running a marathon to Diving Against Debris to support Project AWARE's global campaigns - Sharks in Peril and Marine Debris - no challenges are too small for Malta's dive community.
The European Commission (EC) has expressed its disappointment with the outcomes of the 87th Annual meeting of the Inter American Tropical Tuna Commission (IATTC), which finished on 18 July in Lima, Peru.
I recently returned from South Africa where I attended a conference and a workshop to help better understand current and develop new, much needed, global conservation strategies for sharks, as well as mantas and devil rays. In the past month, Project AWARE has joined leading researchers and policy experts to envision the future, verbalize clear goals, and discuss the actions needed to protect these species.
Scuba divers are swimming to end finning as part of the Project AWARE Finathon, a year-round fundraising challenge, showing they are FINatical about protecting sharks. Their fundraising efforts are helping us Fight, Insist, Negotiate for the protection of threatened shark species.
When John Mitchell, YuDiving dive centre owner in Manchester UK, asked his team if they were up for a Finathon challenge to help raise funds for sharks, they unanimously said yes. They had a moment of hesitation though when he announced that they would have to swim the English Channel. Well, the distance of the English Channel in the pool to be more precise.
Jarret Voorhies, a 15 year old scuba diver and race car driver has gone the distance to raise awareness for shark protection and taken Project AWARE's Finathon into overdrive. He wanted to dig deep to share his passion for ocean protection but combine his racing pursuits, creating the super rally that he calls Winning to End Finning.
The go-karts and helmets were provided on July 13, 2014 at Pole Position Raceway in Frisco, Texas where 49 drivers raced to support shark protection.
Braving chilly 9°C waters, 14 divers at Dive HQ Christchurch in New Zealand took the plunge to Dive Against Debris last weekend joining thousands of divers across the world fighting back against marine debris. "We had a great morning on Sunday and got quite a good haul considering it was a first time for us," said Colin Wadeson from Dive HQ Christchurch.
Fishing minister George Eustice promises to argue the case for precautionary catch limits for overfished species.
The UK government has pledged to fight the unlimited fishing that leads to millions of sharks being killed by EU boats in the Atlantic every year.
Numerous species once widely fished by the EU, such as the porbeagle shark, have already been driven to near extinction in the Atlantic. But other species, like the blue shark, continue to be caught in huge numbers by EU boats because there are no limits on their exploitation.
Todd Cameron has been swimming around the world for sharks.
The federal government today listed four key populations of scalloped hammerhead sharks under the Endangered Species Act (ESA).
The health of the global ocean is in decline and a five-year integrated rescue package is what's needed to bring it back to life, according to a new report by the Global Ocean Commission.
The Commission has spent 18 months looking in to the decline of the ocean and has come up with a rescue package of eight proposals to restore and protect its natural capital and services. Its findings identified a lack of adequate governance on the high seas as the key issue.
Concern is growing over the threat that widespread plastic waste poses to marine life, with conservative estimates of the overall financial damage of plastics to marine ecosystems standing at US$13 billion each year, according to two reports released on the opening day of the first United Nations Environment Assembly.
The Finathon® is in full swing and the race against shark finning is on! On July 13th, at the Pole Position Raceway in Frisco, Texas, USA, Jarret Voorhies, a 15 year old go kart racer and passionate scuba diver, will put his two passions together - racing and shark protection.
"Like most divers, I've developed a connection with marine life. Our oceans are in trouble and they need our help," said Jarret. "That's why I've partnered with Project AWARE in a race against shark finning."
Both President Obama and actor Leonardo DiCaprio pledged Tuesday to help protect the ocean and challenged other nations to undertake bold initiatives of their own before it's too late.
Marine pollution is a key topic of discussion during the upcoming International Ocean Conference, "Our Ocean", in Washington, DC from 16 – 17 June 2014.
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"NATURE AND HISTORY COME TOGETHER" Top 5 Page for this destination Cedar Key by mtncorg
Cedar Key Travel Guide: 38 reviews and 50 photos
Cedar Key is one of Florida's older towns. Its existence has been marked with periods of boom and bust starting with the building of a cross-state train line from here to Fernandina, on the Atlantic side near present-day Jacksonville. Before Cedar Key got to enjoy the fruits of the new trainline, a little thing called the Civil War intervened. When all the dust had settled, the pencil industry discoered the vast nearby cedar forests. Both Eagle Pencils and EberhardFaber had factories running with over a couple hundred people working. Cedar Key was Florida's second largest city in the 1880's. Too soon for city fathers of the time, though the cedar tree were all cut down and the pencil industry moved on. Another boom over. To punctuate that fact, in 1896, a horrific hurricane swept most of the town away taking the town back to its beginnings.
Cedar key is off-the-beaten-path and local residents - around 800 - prefer it that way. They have held off most developers (though there are always battles to be fought and money to be made) - a very difficult thing to do in the Sunshine State - and the town has remained a quiet community living off the seafood industry and low-scale tourism.
Eco-tourism is gaining hold here, situated as it is amongst a paradise of wildlife and unique environmental setting. The town is located three miles off the mainland at the end of a causeway, in the midst of a hundred plus little islands, mostly retained in their primeval state. Kayak trips take advantage of the calm waters to show visitors what the Gulf Coast of Florida once was (as opposed to what it is further south and north).
The town boasts a couple small museums - Cedar Keys State Museum and the Cedar Key Historical Society Museum. Fish of choice here, as with most of the Gulf Coast, is the mullet. Come here for its nature, its history or its somnolescence.
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- Cons:People from Gainesville on the weekends and a few mosquitos
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free breakfast, drinks, and a heated pool plus steam sauna and wood sauna....
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excellent hotel and perfect service(there if you need it but not over bearing and in your face) great location around union square and nicely appointed rooms.
Convenient, friendly-staffed but small
While the lobby is ultra-modern and impressive and the staff friendly and courteous, the room was small. There was very little room to move around. If you're alone this may be ok, but with a second person this is a little cramped.
It is conveniently located near Market Street (the main trolley lines are here). Parking is valet. A call down from the room before leaving was enough to make sure the car was there.
We ordered room service one night and wasn't overly impressed with the food. It was both cold and bland. Perhaps a walk down to the lobby would prove differently.
Overall, it was a nice hotel and a good value for the location. I'd say it was ok. For a good price and if needing somewhere to simply rest your head this works fine.
Great Value for money
We stayed at the nikko from 12/9 for 3 nights on a cheap deal booked with expedia at $118 a night. For this we got a king size bed in a deluxe room on the 19th floor with views of the bay and CD and radio player, fridge, large room and large bathroom with both shower and separate bath. It was quiet and clean. The staff were friendly and helpful. Union square is only 2 blocks or a 5 minute walk and the BART station at Powell street 10 minute walk away. Ideal and at a great price. Friends stayed at the Monaco hotel for 50% more and got a small room and a chinzy design which was worse in my opinion. At least the nikko was contempary.
Beware.... read this first!!!!
Ok so we go to check into the hotel the lobby was beautiful, but don't we go up to our room, the hallway smelled, and the room( deluxe king) was tiny, it was just a bit bigger than a closet in my apt. My mother and I wanted to leave as soon as we went upstairs, but my father and boyfriend wanted to stay. It gets worse!! The second morning we were there we were woken up to the hotels alarm systemat 8:30 am telling us there was a power outage and the elevators are not working, what they failed to tell us, is that they were also having plumbing problems and the water was yellow. I found this out when i went to go take a shower.
We were totally inconvienced we were trapped in the hotel for about an hour my parents are older so walking down 18 flights was out of the question. We all agreed that was it, it was time for us to go. I made a couple of calls and luckily the Hyatt Regency, where we were origingillay going to stay( which we should have) has availability. I had told the manager there about our inconvience at the nikko and he did everything he could to get us a room right away, they were very accomidating. Luckily we were able to get out of the remaining 2 nights at the nikko to my suprise the nikko was very apoligetic and there was no problem. To make a long story short stay clear of the nikko, if you have never been to san francisco before like myself you should know location is everything and this hotel in not located in the prime area 2 blocks from union square makes a big difference if your looking to stay in that area try the westin, sir francis drake, the monaco but i suggest staying in the embarcadero, it is beautiful, clean and has great views 2 blocks from the water. The embarcadero is what san francisco is all about!!!! Good Luck and have a great trip!!!!
Gr8 hotel
I though it woz brilliat, the location, the servece, th staff. the hotel is well eqiped it has someone help plan your days . it also has a nice gym, pool , sauna and changing facilities, and the staff were friendle. Oh and girls tere is amassive mirro its gr8
The Best Food in San Francisco!
We visit San Francisco regularly and always visit the Nikko hotel and ANZU Restaurant. The menu is creative and delicious. The wild mushroom bread pudding is worth the airfare alone! The prime beef is the best we have ever had and the sushi is amazing. Make sure to put this spot on your itinerary!
Stinko Nikko
I got what I thought was a great rate off the internet ($147/night), but I guess you get what you pay for; Very small room, Motel 6 quality, smelly, totally disappointing! Nothing like their website; marble baths, etc. We didn't stay. We told them we didn't like it and wanted to leave. No problem. Go. Didn't even attempt to upgrade. We ended up having a wonderful vacation by staying at the Beresford Arms.
Great Stay!!
I enjoyed a very nice stay at the Nikko Hotel. I wanted a little luxury at a fair price and that's what I got. The staff was very accomodationg. The bellhops and housekeeping staff were especially generous and friendly. I was very pleased with the indoor pool and jacuzzi. I know that such amenities can be rare in San Francisco hotels and it is a nice touch. The hotel is in an excellent location, right near Union Square. I would definitely stay at the Nikko again. Oh yes, I almost forgot...I loved the separate bath and shower!
A fantastic hotel. Great service!
After reading other reviews, I decided that Hotel Nikko would not be the typical stuffy hotel. (Also, their ads are great!) I was right. We were overhwelmed by their soaring marble lobby, with incredible contemporary art everywhere. Our room was spacious and comfortable and we had a terrific view. The staff was great. We had a couple hours to spare our first day, and the concierge planned a little walking tour for us around Union Square. Our first night, we had dinner at their restaurant, Anzu. The food was so outstanding that we returned on our last night as well. Our only disappointment was that we couldn't get a reservation at the sushi bar. It's supposed to be the best in the city, and it is not easy to get a seat. We will be back in San Francisco this October and you can be sure we'll return to Hotel Nikko.
Bland, Small, Staid
We were surprised that a hotel that got rave reviews was so impersonal, boring and bland.
The room we were given was so small we could hardly squeeze our way in. To their credit they switched our rook to a bigger one hen we asked, but it was still nothing great. Their was nothing special about the hotel and their pool/jacuzzi area was SEVERLY lacking. And if are not a person with children, beware, they are everywhere here.
Overall, a HUGE dissapointment! If you want a nice SF holiday, try somewhere else.
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Details revealed for free Milwaukee concert with Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Skylar Grey
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I am trying to setup a membership directory that can be searched by category or business name and the resulting list should be sorted by business name.
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Specifically, it means an African, since the vast majority of them are both black and lack the incredibly advanced technology of indoor plumbing, thus the need to defecate in a field. But can general be used to call someone poor in a much more creative and offensive way.
Um, yeah, I'm not going to eat at Arby's, I have money, I'm not a field shitting nigger.
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In Windows 7 Windows Explorer, the folders along the left line of the screen do not have the "root lines" found in XP, the lines to the left of the folder names that make it easy to see which folders are at the same level. Is it possible to enable this in Windows 7?
It has been removed in Windows 7 among some other features as listed here. See the 4th point under Windows Explorer. If you are interested in 3rd party tools, check out xplorer² which has this functionality:
I don't know Windows 7, but in Windows XP that "feature" is enabled by disabling "Simple Folder View". Thank you, MS.
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I hope that it's something similar in Windows 7. I feel the same as you, removing the tree lines doesn't actually make the view "simpler".
did you try to click on the bar once(open area). after doing so it will give you the full address in windows 7


text: A lab freezer is used to provide a stable environment for sensitive samples in a variety of settings including laboratory, research, pharmaceutical, and biochemical applications. Variable temperature lab freezers enable the operator to set the temperature within a specified range. Ultra-low temperature lab freezers sustain temperatures as low as -86 degrees C. Digital freezers designed for storing high-value items can have datalogging, alarm, locking, and other security features. Freezer capacity and configuration should be selected based on the purpose of the freezer. For example pharmaceutical and vaccine freezers are most often compact, have a preset temperature, and have locks or other security features. Other factors to consider when choosing a laboratory freezer include capacity, footprint and available space, shelf configuration, desired temperature and temperature stability, defrost capability, and access to a power source.


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V. Rome's Rottweilers
Journalists have a love-hate relationship with Vatican City. They love when the Pope is opposing capital punishment or U.S. wars, but when it comes to social issues and Catholic church governance, they portray the church hierarchy as a group of white male celibate authoritarians viciously enforcing a "rigid" and ancient orthodoxy. Like Phil Donahue, they pose as hip modernists against the prehistoric "fairy tales" of Christ establishing a church on Earth that would last until the end of time.
"The [Catholic] Church has always thrived on ignorance and oppression."
— Phil Donahue, interviewed by Pat Buchanan on CNN's Larry King Live, May 31, 1988.
"But most of his fellow countrymen do not share John Paul's concept of morality.... Many here expect John Paul to use his authority to support Church efforts to ban abortion, perhaps the country's principal means of birth control. And this, they say, could deprive them of a freedom of choice the communists never tried to take away from them."
— CBS News reporter Bert Quint on the June 1, 1991 Evening News.
"One paradox of the Polish Pope is that while he is rightly revered for helping bring down the godless Communists, he has replicated something very like the old Communist Party in his church. Karol Wojtyla has shaped a hierarchy that is intolerant of dissent, unaccountable to its members, secretive in the extreme and willfully clueless about how people live."
— New York Times executive editor Bill Keller, May 4, 2002.
NBC's Bob Faw: "Embraced by multitudes....John Paul also alienated others. Lifelong Catholic Serra Sippel [of the pro-abortion group Catholics for a Free Choice] was so angered by his teachings she quit going to Mass....She's outraged even now the Vatican didn't do more to stop sexual abuse by priests. Outraged, too, because the late Pope refused to ordain or even consider ordaining women...."
Rea Howarth, Catholics Speak Out: "This Pope didn't care to learn from the likes of women."
Faw: "Her left-of-center Catholic group also complains that John Paul, rather than affirming life, actually affirmed death when he refused to permit the use of condoms to fight the spread of AIDS."
Howarth: "That teaching is death-dealing."
— NBC Nightly News, April 6, 2005, four days after Pope John Paul II died.
"It was Joseph Ratzinger's job as head of the Vatican's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith — the old office of the Inquisition — that led to him being labeled by some as 'God's Rottweiler'.... The new Pope Benedict has described homosexuality as a moral evil. He said the sex abuse scandal in the Church has been exaggerated by the media, and in the last U.S. election he said pro-choice candidates on the abortion question should be denied communion — in other words, denied salvation. As a cardinal, Joseph Ratzinger took no prisoners. As the Pope, his policies now have the stamp of infallibility."
— Mark Phillips on the April 19, 2005 CBS Evening News.
"There's widespread doubt here that he will be able to overcome his reputation as the intimidating enforcer, punishing liberal thinkers and keeping the Church in the Middle Ages."
— ABC News producer Christel Kucharz reporting on German reaction to Cardinal Ratzinger's election during live coverage on April 19, 2005.
"He [Cardinal Ratzinger] said in his homily, on the death of Pope John Paul, that the world faces the menace of a dictatorship of relativism. And what he seems to represent is a dictatorship of certitude. I mean, one of his biographers said that he wanted to fight political totalitarianism in the world with ecclesiastical totalitarianism."
— Roll Call Executive Editor and FNC contributor Mort Kondracke on Special Report with Brit Hume, April 19, 2005.
"Some of the values, depending on your perspective... may be deemed wholesome, but in other ways, I think, people will see this community as eschewing diversity and promoting intolerance....Do you think the tenets of the community might result in de facto segregation as a result of some of the beliefs that are being espoused by the majority of the residents there?...You can understand how people would hear some of these things and be like, wow, this is really infringing on civil liberties and freedom of speech and right to privacy and all sorts of basic tenets that this country was founded on. Right?"
— NBC's Katie Couric on the March 3, 2006 Today, questioning Domino's Pizza founder Tom Monaghan and real-estate developer Paul Marinelli, who are building a community based on Catholic values in Florida.
"After acquiring a reputation as an aggressive, doctrine-enforcing Cardinal, Pope Benedict XVI has surprised many with his gentle manner and his writings on Christian love. But with the Christmas season upon us, there is growing proof that the 82-year-old Pope is also quite willing to play the part of Scrooge to defend his often rigid view of Church doctrine."
— Time's Jeff Israely in a December 3, 2008 column, "The Pope's Christmas Gift: A Tough Line on Church Doctrine".
"Rome's misogynous declaration, tossed into its new guidelines on reporting clerical sexual abuse, did more than just highlight the church's hoary horror at the idea of female priests...It also pointed up an increasingly spiteful rhetoric of bigotry. When Argentina in mid-July legalized gay marriage, the country's Catholic bishops weren't content to simply denounce the legislation; they used the occasion to argue for the subhumanity of homosexual men and lesbians, the way many white Southern preachers weren't ashamed to degrade African Americans during the civil rights movement. Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio not only called the new law 'a scheme to destroy God's plan'; he termed it 'a real and dire anthropological throwback,' as if homosexuality were evolutionarily inferior to heterosexuality."
— Time's Tim Padgett in a July 19, 2010 online column titled "The Vatican and Women: Casting the First Stone."


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You can use USB file transfer in recovery mode and transfer the files over to the phone, then flash the files. Once the phone turns on it'll...
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Turn USB debugging on that may help
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how did you flash it to metropcs ?
no problem... but i guess you could head over to the miui irc and suggest it.
did they give a reason for not being able to flash it ?
sounds stupid but make sure gps is on. then make sure you are out in open view of the sky
they're not going to activate a verizon phone on their network... at least i don't think so.


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Asian Shrimp and Lobster Sauce
Total Time
Prep 30 mins
Cook 0 mins
Served over rice - yummy!! Cannot figure out why it's called "lobster" when there isn't any lobster in it?! Maybe it's served with lobster?! Doesn't matter because it is dee-lish. Better than takeout.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 lb ground pork
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon oyster sauce
- 1 1⁄2 cups water
- 1 lb raw shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 3 tablespoons cornstarch, in
- 1⁄4 cup water
- 3 eggs, slightly beaten
- 3 green onions, sliced thin
- Heat wok.
- Stirfry pork, breaking apart any chunks.
- Add garlic and salt.
- Add soy, oyster sauce and water to pork.
- Cover and boil five minutes.
- Add shrimp and cook until pink and cooked through.
- Thicken mixture with cornstarch slurry.
- Cook until mixture is clear and thick.
- Add green onions and beaten eggs, stirring constantly.
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This was EXCELLENT! Different from a takeout restaurant, as the sauce was not as dark and the eggs gave it a different texture, but it was so yummy. Easy to make, with few ingredients and only one pan. Cooking it was nice because it smelled so good! I used store-bought oyster sauce and it was fine. My recommendation: Cut back to one egg or leave the egg out altogether if you want the final result to be closer to the typical restaurant lobster sauce.
I love shrimp and lobster sauce but I like the kind made with black bean sauce so I added about 2 tablespoons and it turned out great. I think next time I will add more garlic though.


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Higher Than High
|Higher Than High
|Studio album by Brotherhood of Man
|May 1979
|Pop, MOR
|Tony Hiller
|Brotherhood of Man chronology
Higher Than High is the seventh album released by British pop group Brotherhood of Man. It was released in 1979 and contained four singles.
The album was released in May 1979 on Pye Records. It featured four singles, "Middle of the Night", "Goodbye Goodbye", "Papa Louis" and "Taxi" but failed to chart.[1] "Middle of the Night" had already appeared on the group's Greatest Hits compilation released some months earlier and was the only single to chart.[2] At the time the group had a regular spot on the Rolf Harris show, Rolf on Saturday, OK?, where they sang several songs from the album (namely "Papa Louis", "Middle of the Night", "Taxi", "Sleeping Beauty" and "Olé Olé").[3]
The style of the album was in the group's familiar pop mould, but with a shift towards more lightweight themes. The single "Goodbye Goodbye" was a more sombre affair and its failure in the charts led to the next two singles being aimed more at the children's market. "Papa Louis" was about a circus, while "Taxi" was a tale of a man and woman meeting in a taxi. The album, like the group's others was produced by manager Tony Hiller.
According to member Sandra Stevens, the group had undertaken many photo shoots for the album cover, but ultimately, a painting of the group (in a hot air balloon) was used.
Track listing[edit]
Side One
- "Papa Louis" (2.27)
- "Sleeping Beauty" (2.29)
- "Light from Your Window" (2.57)
- "Tell Me How" (3.01)
- "Taxi" (2.33)
- "Middle of the Night" (3.07)
Side Two
- "Olé Olé" (2.32)
- "Higher Than High" (3.06)
- "Part of My Life" (3.00)
- "Lonely One" (2.42)
- "Gypsy" (2.36)
- "Goodbye Goodbye" (3.25)
All tracks composed by Hiller / Sheriden / Lee
- Martin Lee: Vocals (no lead vocals)
- Lee Sheriden: Musical Director, Vocals (no lead vocals)
- Nicky Stevens: Joint lead vocals on "Light from Your Window", "Taxi", "Middle of the Night"
- Sandra Stevens: Lead vocals on "Gypsy" and joint lead vocals on "Light from Your Window", "Taxi", "Middle of the Night"
- Tony Hiller - Producer
- September 1978 — "Middle of the Night" / "When Summer's Gone"
- January 1979 — "Goodbye Goodbye" / "Better to Have Loved"
- April 1979 — "Papa Louis" / "For You"
- June 1979 — "Taxi" / "Hi Ho (Together We Go)"
None of the B-sides were featured on the album. "When Summer's Gone" had featured on the group's previous studio album, B for Brotherhood. An alternate recording of "Hi Ho (Together We Go)" was released in countries outside the UK.
- ^ Dutch Brotherhood of Man site. "Brotherhood of Man - Discography". Retrieved 2008-08-14.
- ^ Chartstats. ""Middle of the Night" UK Chart details". Retrieved 2008-08-20.
- ^ BFI. "Rolf on Saturday, OK? air dates". Retrieved 2008-10-04.


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Skip to comments.Is Benedict in Favor of World Government?
Posted on 08/20/2009 12:30:40 PM PDT by IbJensen
As observers continue to decipher the meaning of Benedict XVIs latest encyclical, Caritas in Veritate, all appear to agree that the passage of note, the passage that may prove historic in its implications, is the one that is already becoming known as the world political authority paragraph:
In the face of the unrelenting growth of global interdependence, there is a strongly felt need, even in the midst of a global recession, for a reform of the United Nations Organization, and likewise of economic institutions and international finance, so that the concept of the family of nations can acquire real teeth. One also senses the urgent need to find innovative ways of implementing the principle of the responsibility to protect and of giving poorer nations an effective voice in shared decision-making. This seems necessary in order to arrive at a political, juridical and economic order which can increase and give direction to international cooperation for the development of all peoples in solidarity. To manage the global economy; to revive economies hit by the crisis; to avoid any deterioration of the present crisis and the greater imbalances that would result; to bring about integral and timely disarmament, food security and peace; to guarantee the protection of the environment and to regulate migration: for all this, there is urgent need of a true world political authority. . . .
Could Benedict be in favor of world government, as many now believe? Taken in the context of papal writings since the dawn of the UN, as well as Benedicts own opinions, recorded both before and after his election as pope, the passage gains another meaning. It is in reality a profound challenge to the UN, and the other international organizations, to make themselves worthy of authority, of the authority that they already possess, and worthy of the expansion of authority that appears to be necessary in light of the accelerated pace of globalization.
It is true that Benedict believes that a transnational organization must be empowered to address transnational problems. But so has every pope since John XXIII, who wrote in 1963 that Today the universal common good presents us with problems which are worldwide in their dimensions; problems, therefore, which cannot be solved except by a public authority with power, organization, and means coextensive with these problems, and with a worldwide sphere of activity. Consequently the moral order itself demands the establishment of some such form of public authority.
But such an authority has been established, and we have lived with it since 1948, and in many ways it has disappointed. So Benedict turns John XXIIIs formulation on its head: Morality no longer simply demands a global social order; now Benedict underscores that this existing social order must operate in accord with morality. He ends his own passage on world authority by stating that The integral development of peoples and international cooperation require the establishment of a greater international ordering, marked by subsidiarity, for the management of globalization. They also require the construction of a social order that at last conforms to the moral order. . . . Note the phrase at last.
What went wrong? According to Benedict, a world authority worthy of this authority would need to make a commitment to securing authentic integral human development inspired by the values of charity in truth. The obvious implication is that the current UN has not made this commitment.
To understand how the UN has failed, we must delve into the rest of the encyclical. According to Benedict, the goal of all international institutions must be authentic integral human development. This human development must be inspired by truth, in this case, the truth about humanity. Pursuit of this truth reveals that each human being possesses absolute worth; therefore, authentic human development is predicated on a radical defense of life.
This link is made repeatedly in Caritas in Veritate. Openness to life is at the center of true development. . . . The acceptance of life strengthens moral fiber and makes people capable of mutual help. . . . They can promote virtuous action within the perspective of production that is morally sound and marked by solidarity, respecting the fundamental right to life of every people and individual.
To some, it must seem startling how often Benedict comes back to life in an encyclical ostensibly dedicated to economics and globalization. But this must be understood as Benedicts effort to humanize globalization. It can be seen as the global application of John Paul IIs own encyclical on life, Evengelium Vitae.
Without this understanding of the primacy of life, international development is bound to fail: Who could measure the negative effects of this kind of mentality for development? How can we be surprised by the indifference shown towards situations of human degradation, when such indifference extends even to our attitude towards what is and is not human?
Throughout the encyclical, Benedict is unsparing in the ways in which the current international order contributes to this failure; no major front in the war over life is left unmentioned, from population control, to bioethics, to euthanasia.
But none of this should come as a surprise. Since at least as far back as the UNs major conferences of the 1990sCairo and BeijingBenedict has known that the UN has adopted a model of development conformed to the culture of death. He no doubt assisted John Paul II in his successful efforts to stop these conferences from establishing an international right to abortion-on-demand. At the time, Benedict said, Today there is no longer a philosophy of love but only a philosophy of selfishness. It is precisely here that people are deceived. In fact, at the moment they are advised not to love, they are advised, in the final analysis, not to be human. For this reason, at this stage of the development of the new image of the new world, Christians . . . have a duty to protest.
Now, in his teaching role as pope, Benedict is not simply protesting but offering the Christian alternative, the full exposition of authentic human development. Whether or not the UN can meet the philosophical challenges necessary to promote this true development remains uncertain. But it should not be assumed that Benedict is sanguine; after all, he begins his purported embrace of world government with a call for UN reform, not expansion.
Thank you for saving me the trouble of saying that. I couldn't have phrased it better.
Try reading it before you go advising the Pope.
So is the Pope above criticism? Is he infallible?
I read it. I'm a practical practicing Catholic and I stand by what I stated. The above sentence is 'politic speak' exactly like what we're used to hearing in this country today.
You read it. You read it again and then it dawns on you....it makes little sense!
So this is News? A German in favor of world government............. haven't we heard this before?
The United Nations system will never be able to do any of that. It is not set up for anything other than what it is. A global scheme to empower dictators and enrich the third world kings.
Lol. Precisely.
He's infallible on issues of faith and morals. Otherwise, no.
That being said, those with more than three working brain cells can clearly read in the pope's words a call for global morality, not global government. The key is the word "subsidiarity". The pope is saying that only a global order founded upon the natural law ( = Judeo-Christian morality ) and as a confederation of sovereign local authorities ( = subsidiarity ) can be legitimate. This implies that any international order founded upon "enlightenment", humanistic principles, and/or one constituting a single, global sovereignity, cannot be legitimate.
Exactly, giving a set of humans control over the rest of the humans is a story that history never changes.
looks like he and the RC Church is sending in a resume. Humanity has had them "in charge" before, didn't work out for a lot of us
I thought so!
Sometimes you sound less foolish if you actually read the article, rather than assume the news outlet prepared an accurate title.
IMO, this is part of the Pope's role in "saving souls." There's a couple of goals, clearly aligned with the Church's role in the world, highlighted in the article:
to make a commitment to securing authentic integral human development inspired by the values of charity in truth.
Openness to life is at the center of true development. . . . The acceptance of life strengthens moral fiber and makes people capable of mutual help. . . . They can promote virtuous action within the perspective of production that is morally sound and marked by solidarity, respecting the fundamental right to life of every people and individual.
The Pope is rightfully calling out the UN (and other existing international organizations) as failing miserably "to make themselves worthy of authority".
"The obvious implication is that the current UN has not made this commitment." Pope Benedict XVI is spot on in criticizing the UN. As the head of the Church, he also must advocate for "giving poorer nations an effective voice" and to "arrive at a political, juridical and economic order which can increase and give direction to international cooperation for the development of all peoples in solidarity." IMO, this is a call for a reformed UN, an extreme makeover, not some new world order.
Self control is the first step of self government. Maybe we should be pinging the Pope with the real problems of pedophiles.
People who cannot cook an egg but pretend they can run the world service industry.
...there is urgent need of a true world political authority....
There's a difference between "reading" and "understanding". I did both. You should try the latter.
Innovative Way #1: The UN seizes the Vatican and liquidates all valuable artwork, artifacts, holy relics, precious metals, etc. and gives the proceeds to poorer nations. Now, wouldn't that make the Pope feel so charitable?
Yes, the fundamental idea of a UN as a global forum isn't necessarily bad. However, it has entirely been taken over by the left and the corrupt Third World (also usually Marxist) and is completely worthless by now. But then, we've seen the US, in the space of a few short months, move into that camp and start defending Islamic and Communist dictators and evil in the Middle East and Latin America and Asia.
I think the significant thing is that he says that it should be based on moral values, that is, Christian values but those that in a sense are common to all because they are part of natural law. That's the whole difference.
The Pope believes in natural law; the UN and suddenly the US do not, and believe only in positive law, that is, laws made by states or people not necessarily based on natural law but reflecting things that those people or states find convenient at a given moment. This enables them to take a thoroughly utlitiarian view of human life, which is of value only to the degree that the state assigns it a value.
You first.
How far into the Encyclical are you?
Your integrity on this score is most admirable.
The paragraph remains a very sobering and sad declaration, to me.
NONE of the rationalizing, equivocating, explaining, white-washing etc. by the RC's hereon has been in the least bit convincing.
Lipstick on a pig is still just a painted pig.
Global government regardless of how it's dressed up and rationalized is still Biblically prophecied tyrannical satanic global government.
The Pope ought to be as many galactic clusters away from that as possible.
He's clearly not.
NONE of his cautions etc. etc. etc. will last any longer than a fog in the Phoenix sun in July in the face of the AntiChrist's demands.
It's sheer idiocy to even pretend otherwise.
I gather you've not read the quotes ref'd in my tagline.
In this era, ignorance will be far from bliss.
It's starkly clear in that paragraph that he is calling for a Global Government.
All the rest is window dressing and white-wash.
He's talking out of both sides of his miter.
He can chide about the flaws of the UN up one side and down the other.
The bottom line remains . . . he's advocating
MORE global authority.
Biblically, in this era, that
Whitewashing that fact is nonsense, duplicitous, disingenuous, foolhardy and probably willfully blind.
That key sentence is far tooooo UNambiguous for thoughtful freedom lovers to dismiss by a long shot.
The Pope is infallable in matters of Church Dogma as presented by the Holy Spirit and Morals. I believe that Satans curse of abortion is a good example of where the Holy Father is infallable
Don't forget that old fly-in-the-ointment, The Desperately Wicked Heart Of Man, Benny. I think that might throw a monkey wrench into your New World Order.
I stopped pretending after the dust settled from Vatican II. I'm a Catholic, but I only attend mass in traditional Catholic churches and chapels.
I did read the article and his statements. They should serve as an embarrassment to practicing Catholics as they are larded with 'newspeak' and make no sense.
Parse that.
not to a lot of us, and moreover we don't want him ruling over us any more than we want 40 African nations ruled by China ruling over us, no matter what kind of social gospel or visions of humanity they're preaching. One world order is One World Order, it's antiChristian period
Probably a wise move . . . providing those characters and groups avoid making more of minor stuff than is Biblical or fitting.
LARDED with newspeak . . .
Too true.
I think I might put it . . . that . . . there's the usual bureaucratic magicsterical gobbledygook-pontifical-royal-loftiness-theo-sliced-diced-mangled-massaged-speak
Actually, I've never seen those two posters before, but I do welcome their input. I just got pinged to this so I'll just hang around and see what happens, LOL.
The Holy Roman Empire lasted from AD 800 to AD 1806. It wasn't always holy, didn't center on Rome, and was a federal empire instead of a centralized monocracy, but it was real, it beat back Islam, and it united Christendom for eight centuries. Get back to me when any democracy or republic beats that record.
I'm glad to see that there's one literate person left on FR. Kudos for a post well done.
Hey, think what you want.
Any economic system that does not promote the intrinsic value and right to life of the individual human person regardless of his or her economic value is intrinsically immoral.
The acceptance of life strengthens moral fiber and makes people capable of mutual help
Only a society in which the individual human person is valued regardless of his or her economic value can be said to be moral, or, indeed, to be a society.
They can promote virtuous action within the perspective of production that is morally sound and marked by solidarity, respecting the fundamental right to life of every people and individual
Any economic system that in centered solely upon the individual and his or her personal profit is intrinsically immoral. Economic systems that combine free enterprise with the recognition that all human beings have a duty towards one another as children of God can be said to be moral.
See? It's not that hard if you look up the big words.
And you know this how?
"According to Benedict, the goal of all international institutions must be authentic integral human development. This human development must be inspired by truth, in this case, the truth about humanity. Pursuit of this truth reveals that each human being possesses absolute worth; therefore, authentic human development is predicated on a radical defense of life."
Why are you two isolating sentence fragments from his core message?
Explain it.
Just what kind of economic system is being referred to?
How can an economic system be geared to profit just one individual?
Could it mean what Karl referred to? Or Obama? Take from me, so I won't be profiting personally from my efforts and give to Joe Couch Potato, or to the Somalis?
I believe the entire article was written in a poor attempt to moderate the pontiff's more positive stance on world government in his encyclical written several months ago.
Have you read that? I have.
What is that truth?
Man was created in God's image and we Christians and Jews are to follow the Ten Commandments. That obedience to the Commandments is what separates us from the godless muslims and heretics.
Is that the truth to which he speaks?
Cultures can not hope to move forward while denying the sanctity of life. Eugenics, euthenasia, and abortion are the antithesis of the cultural "solutions" to the under-developed nations of the world. This has nothing to do with world government and everything to do with the nations of the world taking this common view of life, in the pursuit of betterment for all without seeking advantage at the expense of others. NO! That is NOT communism! Everyone does the best they can and in that course some will do better than others, but it need not be at the expense of others.
Shortly after Benedict became pope I bought a book, supposedly written by the pontiff, that had a short daily essay. It was extremely difficult, if not impossible, to ascertain what it is he is attempting to convey and I am fairly well-educated with a PhD.
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The Mars monolith is a rectangular boulder discovered on the surface of Mars.[1] It is located near the bottom of a cliff, which it likely fell from in the past.[1][2] The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter took pictures of it from orbit, roughly 180 miles (300 km) away.[1]
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- List of rocks on Mars
- Phobos monolith, boulder on Martian moon
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Yummy! Wow this recipe is a similar recipe my mother makes. It also had a few of my favourite's ingredients tomatoes, feta cheese, olives, capers and anchovies so I knew it would be a winner. I changed the serving size in half to suit our family and there were no leftovers. Thank you Thorsten
This was a great salad with a good bite. I didhn't have green chili do I used some pickled cascabella peppers and it turned out well. This is a keeper for me. Thanks.
A most excellent salad! I love the tremendous amount of flavor you get for so few calories. I like with anchovies but my family does not. So, I add them to mine after serving. A must make if you can get vine ripe tomatoes with good flavor. One of my favorites!
Yum!! Thorsten this is an extremely good salad recipe....loved the capers and the chillis....left out the anchovies, though my partner had a whinge about it so he had some on the side. I used balsamic vinegar and extra virgin olive oil for the dressing.
So gorgeous to look at you ALMOST hate to eat it ;-) I had some very ripe tomatoes that were saying "put me in your belly" so I complied. For the peppers I used some anaheims from my tiny garden. I enjoyed all the flavors textures this dish had to offer. Thanks!
Um, I discovered with this recipe that I don't particualrly like Capers... and DH confirmed that he adores them LOL. Still, I tried something new and liked everything else very much indeed. We prefered to leave out the anchovies and with fresh oregano that I picked from my inside window box herb "garden" this was a recipe that we will enjoy more often in the future, especially on warm balmy summer nights. I also am a wimp when it comes to hot peppers so added a little bit only and it was all I could handle LOL. Please see my rating system: a lovely 4 stars. Thanks !
Who doesn't love Greek Salad? This is another great version. I used 1 hot banana pepper and didn't bother to pit the olives. Bravo, Thorsten!
Oh My Goodness, this was awesome. I have made this 5 times already (I have to go buy more greek olives) I was so hungry the other evening around 10:00 & I thought of this awesome salad my mouth started to water so I made it, then dipped some hard crusty bread in the remaining dressing.
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Running Time: 90
Director: Josh Eliot
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Cast: Tina Tyler, Ricky Starr, Andrew Lennox, Drew Andrews, Sharon Kane, Rick Mathews, Cassandra Knight, Anthony Stone, Scott Davis
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: Gay and Bi
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Mere minutes from the Côte-Vertu metro station, Decarie Hot Dog is a Montreal institution. The small dive restaurant is usually full (Montrealers really do love their steamies), but thanks to the efficient staff, you won't have to wait long. You can get two steamies, some greasy fries and a soft drink for around seven dollars.
After a long night of dancing and drinking, a poutine dripping in gravy or a juicy cheeseburger is something close to perfection. At this time of night, the heroic restaurants of Montreal's late-night food scene step up to the plate. Lucky Montrealers will find restos burning the midnight oil in just about every part of town. This foolproof list of 24-hour restos will serve you well, day or night.


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EAICG Meeting, 18th May 2015
The last meeting of the EAICG was held on Monday 18th May 2015 at the Holiday Inn, Histon, Cambridge. Sixty delegates attended.
The day focused on emerging practice and techniques in critical care imaging.
Seminars included FICE and intermediate echocardiography, early decision making in brain injury, advanced vascular access, rapid interpretation of the trauma CT and a pelvic imaging masterclass.
Workshops included focused echocardiography, advanced echocardiography, advanced vascular access and abdominal ultrasound in trauma and critical care.