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Groupwork Table
by Turnstone
designed by Kirt Martin
At A Glance:
Perfect for your own personal workspace or collaborative meeting place, the 48" wide Groupwork Table provides smart design, good value and the solid performance you'll come to expect from Turnstone office furniture. Choose the shape, size, leg or base style, and finish that work best for your space.
What's To Like:
If you really love clean lines and simplicity: this is your table. No clutter, no distracting "design features," just a sturdy table. The caster option makes it a great choice for a training room or constantly-changing workplace. Round table or square table, it's durable and reliable.
What's Not to Like:
Let's see ... the Groupwork Table's legs or base will be difficult to attach if you don't have a drill. You can just use a screwdriver, if you have some serious oomph, but it'll be a task. (Note: we can't believe spellcheck recognized "oomph" as a word.)
The Bottom Line:
With a wide range of laminate choices, optional casters, and sturdy construction, the Groupwork Table is a great work table choice for offices, both home and workplace.
- 1-1/8" thick desktop with durable, low-pressure laminate finish
- Choose from 36" and 42" round or square table sizes
- 3mm radius profiled edge banding for a smooth, sophisticated look
- Choose from standard post legs or optional post legs with casters or column base
- Post leg height (without casters) is 27" h
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Round, square and rectangle tabletops offered in a low-pressure laminate, 1-1/8" thick. Black, sterling or platinum-painted steel legs or bases.
Tabletop Measurements:
Round: 36" and 42" diameter
Square: 36" and 42"
Rectangle: 24" x 48" and 30" x 60"
Leg & Base Measurements:
Post Legs: 27-3/8" h
Round Base: 27-3/8" h , 28" diameter
Café-Height Round Base: 41" h , 28" diameter
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My boss is happy therefore I am happy :) Seriously well built table and easy to put together. 2 person job.
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I bought these tables as makeshift desks for overflow people in our office. Note that for the 144" option the table top comes in two pieces with a seam down the middle. Also since the table is on 3 center legs, it's a bit wobbly and difficult to move. Looking back I would have gotten 12 x 6' tables instead of 6 x 12' ones. Overall the look is very sleek and the white glove delivery was fantastic.
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- Small Rooms
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This work table seems to work very well in our CEO's office. its a perfect fit for 4 chairs and works very well for small quick meetings. There is a white board right next to it so meetings take on another meaning a lot of times. Good thing.
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Skip to comments.'The Nativity Story' Movie Problematic for Catholics, "Unsuitable" for Young Children
Posted on 12/04/2006 7:52:47 PM PST by Pyro7480
'The Nativity Story' Movie Problematic for Catholics, "Unsuitable" for Young Children
By John-Henry Westen
NEW YORK, December 4, 2006 (LifeSiteNews.com) - A review of New Line Cinema's The Nativity story by Fr. Angelo Mary Geiger of the Franciscans of the Immaculate in the United States, points out that the film, which opened December 1, misinterprets scripture from a Catholic perspective.
While Fr. Geiger admits that he found the film is "in general, to be a pious and reverential presentation of the Christmas mystery." He adds however, that "not only does the movie get the Virgin Birth wrong, it thoroughly Protestantizes its portrayal of Our Lady."
In Isaiah 7:14 the Bible predicts the coming of the Messiah saying: "Therefore the Lord himself shall give you a sign. Behold a virgin shall conceive, and bear a son, and his name shall be called Emmanuel." Fr. Geiger, in an video blog post, explains that the Catholic Church has taught for over 2000 years that the referenced Scripture showed that Mary would not only conceive the child miraculously, but would give birth to the child miraculously - keeping her physical virginity intact during the birth.
The film, he suggests, in portraying a natural, painful birth of Christ, thus denies the truth of the virginal and miraculous birth of Christ, which, he notes, the Fathers of the Church compared to light passing through glass without breaking it. Fr. Geiger quoted the fourth century St. Augustine on the matter saying. "That same power which brought the body of the young man through closed doors, brought the body of the infant forth from the inviolate womb of the mother."
Fr. Geiger contrasts The Nativity Story with The Passion of the Christ, noting that with the latter, Catholics and Protestants could agree to support it. He suggests, however, that the latter is "a virtual coup against Catholic Mariology".
The characterization of Mary further debases her as Fr. Geiger relates in his review. "Mary in The Nativity lacks depth and stature, and becomes the subject of a treatment on teenage psychology."
Beyond the non-miraculous birth, the biggest let-down for Catholics comes from Director Catherine Hardwicke's own words. Hardwicke explains her rationale in an interview: "We wanted her [Mary] to feel accessible to a young teenager, so she wouldn't seem so far away from their life that it had no meaning for them. I wanted them to see Mary as a girl, as a teenager at first, not perfectly pious from the very first moment. So you see Mary going through stuff with her parents where they say, 'You're going to marry this guy, and these are the rules you have to follow.' Her father is telling her that she's not to have sex with Joseph for a year-and Joseph is standing right there."
Comments Fr. Geiger, "it is rather disconcerting to see Our Blessed Mother portrayed with 'attitude;' asserting herself in a rather anachronistic rebellion against an arranged marriage, choosing her words carefully with her parents, and posing meaningful silences toward those who do not understand her."
Fr. Geiger adds that the film also contains "an overly graphic scene of St. Elizabeth giving birth," which is "just not suitable, in my opinion, for young children to view."
Despite its flaws Fr. Geiger, after viewing the film, also has some good things to say about it. "Today, one must commend any sincere attempt to put Christ back into Christmas, and this film is certainly one of them," he says. "The Nativity Story in no way compares to the masterpiece which is The Passion of the Christ, but it is at least sincere, untainted by cynicism, and a worthy effort by Hollywood to end the prejudice against Christianity in the public square."
And, in addition to a good portrait of St. Joseph, the film offers "at least one cinematic and spiritual triumph" in portraying the Visitation of Mary to St. Elizabeth. "Although the Magnificat is relegated to a kind of epilogue at the movie's end, the meeting between Mary and Elizabeth is otherwise faithful to the scriptures and quite poignant. In a separate scene, the two women experience the concurrent movement of their children in utero and share deeply in each other's joy. I can't think of another piece of celluloid that illustrates the dignity of the unborn child better than this."
See Fr. Geiger's full review here:
Living the faith, dying unto our pasisons, praying three times a day, charity, loving our enemies, practicing mercy, humility, confessions and communions, repentance, hungering for righteousness, thanking God for everything including bad days, leaving all your earthly cares...I wouldn't call it work. It's a life.
My conception of theosis was an attainment of something, but here it sounds more like an awarding of something
Yes, it's called likeness to Christ.
The answer of course is that protestants are not seeking out the Holy Spirit for discernment but other men's opinions.
It sounds to me like Paul in Romans says that listening to Apostles -- those sent -- is a critical part of coming to call on the Lord. AS near as I can tell, the Bible suggests listening to those who are sent.
I suspect you're misremembering: IQ tests are normed to have a mean of 100 and a standard deviation of 15. None of the properly normed IQ tests is sensitive to differences out beyond 4 standard deviations, so reporting IQs above 160 or below 40 is one of those statistics that fits into the sequence 'lies, damned lies, and statistics'.
That said, 130 as a cutoff for 'genius' is a bit low, surely 145 at least.
(My wife does work in psychometrics, among other things, so I know these things.)
Calling believers "saints" or "divines" (which is icnredibly arrogant) was something +Paul came up with. That is Paulian Christianity. The term agios, as used originally, was always reserved for God. Until Paul changed it. The Church, however, ignored Paulian innovations and reserved it for only special individuals who have supposedly attained theosis, martyrs, and people who generally fit the Beatitudes (cf. Mat 5), the pure in heart, the poor in spirit ((humble), the merciful, etc.
Certainly it wasn't through reading a printed instruction manual.
Indeed, the confession that "Jesus Christ is come in the flesh" is from Christ. So is the Church who told you that.
No argument there, but where does it day that god demanded that ransom?
does it say that God demanded
Do you know the lord personally?..
If the new testament is accurate who knocked Saul off his transporation and blinded him?... Who is the Lord?.. The father, the son, or the Holy Spirit?..
Maybe its you that do not know the Lord personally...
I don't know this as a fact.. but could be..
I say this because I don't believe in miracles...
I rely on them..
The paraclete(Holy Spirit) is an ever present personality available for help..
And is no doubt looking over your shoulder as we speak..
I think what Kosta is saying is that the Apostles James and Peter for instance traveled with the Lord personally for a lot of time, where as many of the 70 apostles simply had a vision of or encountered breifly the risen Christ.
Indeed. That is what I thought you meant.
"No man taketh it from me, but I lay it down of myself. I have power to lay it down, and I have power to take it again. This commandment have I received of my Father." -- John 10:18
Thus it is Christ's perfect, merciful obedience to the commandment of God that saves us.
The people you trust are also the ones who wrote the history books. At some point in time, you are trusting that what the priests and historians are telling you is true. That is faith.
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This is very congruent with Scripture, in my construction on reality.
The apostles referenced the Old Testament many times. The word of God, whether it is preached or written in Scripture, is the same forever.
We can argue if baptism itself or the intention of the Church to baptize is efficacious, but my point is not that the faithful never receive the Holy Ghost, but rather that when they do, it comes from the Apostles, St. Peter is this instance, and therefore from the Church.
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Hmmmmm . . .
So, Christ came and died, shedding His Blood horribly so that we might have DIRECT UNFETTERED, UNHINDERED ACCESS TO DADDY.
And Christ then sent Holy Spirit to continue to facilitate WITHIN all such believers that DIRECT ACCESS WITH DADDY.
Yet, Roman doctrine contends that HS insists on their functioning as . . . well . . . not a middle man . .
a middle what . . . a, a, a, . . .
a bureaucratic fossilized MIDDLE-EDIFICE of cold lichen encrusted stones and of contentious factions pretending to be a homogeneous mass over many centuries but actually being a mess of contending political factions warring even with spears and arrows when the weapons of our warfare are not to be carnal???
And this is PROGRESS?
I fail to catch a glimmer of God being that foolish anywhere in reality and certainly anywhere in reality.
B-D: John 3:16, "And this is the way God loved the world, He gave His only Son to die for us...".
Amen. A better question would be why do the EO think God died for us? Whimsy?
I rather agree with you, Bro.
Welllll! Harumph.
SOME of us wear a bolo tie cross when we feel especially sanctified.
The facts are: sola scriptura results easily in massive misinterpretation of scripture.
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From my perspective, I think 1600 years of rubber Bible political wind changes within the Roman system evidenced
quite MASSIVE MISINTERPRETATION of Scripture--far more than a lot of Protestants would be very comfortable with!
Without going in detail, Kosta, my opinion is that there is nothing in St. Paul's writing that in any way separates him from the other Apostles's writing.
Two groups try to separate him. One is a certain marginal nondenominational movement that looks for "authentic" or "historical" Jesus, and they sometime see in Paul somewhat of an impostor, someone who created organized or judaized religion out of a simple non-dogmatic ethical teaching, best described in the book of Matthew. The less we say of them the better.
The other is some currents of thought in serious Evengelical Christianity. They correctly see in St. Paul a different, more systematic and more theological kind of writer, someone who is convenient for their prooftexting. I have seen, for example, the view expressed (not by any of the posters here, although Blue Duncan seems to come close at times) that the parables of the gospels are something that was not addressed to us, and that the Epistles of St. Paul alone are sufficient to understand Christianity. If you look at St. Paul through such Protestant prism you will begin to separate St. Paul from the rest of the scripture. This is what your post reminds me of.
But I refuse the prism. St. Paul is different because his background is different. However, he teaches the same Orthodox Christianity as anyone else in the Church. In particuler, the notion that he somehow teaches the gospel of faith alone in contradiction to St. James is a myth. I once had a dispute with someone who was doing the familar couple-dosen quotes for Romans to prooftext for me that salvation is by faith alone. All I had to do was ask to read the same letter to Romans to the end. The myth was demolished by St. Paul himself.
And then when the shirts are very worn . . . one is doubly holy.
And Protestants actually believe they will find Him and not some mystical, amorphous imponderable.
The majority of the authentic books were recognized by the various churches in the late first century, almost 300 years before Constantine declared Rome to be the seat, thus consolidating his political and religious power.
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undermines a long list of hogwash.
It's like we are to bow and scrape before tradition and history
EXCEPT where it contradicts the theological/political winds of the ruling moss encrusted edifice.
I think holiness is exuded when Hawaiian shirts have been starched and pressed.
A wrinkled Hawaiian shirt could be a sign of sloth, whereas a clean and pressed Hawaiian shirt could be seen as a sign of pride.
Oh, what to wear?
Then don't tell me anything in terms of theological absolutes. Stick to "I think that the scripture without the oral tradition or the institution of the Church is sufficient for understanding Christ"; "I think that faith alone is necessary for salvation", "I don't think praying to saints is a good idea", etc.
You become popes when you interpret the scripture personally but claim it to be the universally correct interpretation.
Of course, Diamond. I think it was clarified later. The objection is to the Father demanding the sacrifice, not to the fact that that is what it is.
I know what Kosta is saying and worse implying..
My personal experience with (good, my word) Roman Catholics is they trust in and even have faith in the Roman Catholic Church, rather than Christ himself.. Not all of them, be advised, but almost all of them.. Bad(my word) Roman Catholics don't even go that far..
AND when they say "church" they do not mean "A" CHURCH but "THE" Church.. Leaving me out in the cold.. To me transubstantiation is silly and could be heresy.. or worse blasphemy.. I have learned to stick with "silly".. I am not their judge..
The apostles chose Mattias to replace Judas, but God chose Saul/Paul personally, unless parts of Acts is a lie.... His letter to the Ephesians is probably the deepest thoughts ever penned by man, any man, in the annals of mankind's history.. excepting The Revelation of Jesus Christ (Rev ch1;1) scribbled down by John..
But when, as I mentioned earlier, the 16th century Anglicans and their successors say that Councils can err, what the Protestants are left with, and this is not to sneer or disparage, is simply throwing themselves on the Lord and His mercy. No reliable doctrine is between them and Him, and right belief can never be absolutely known or relied on, since if those pious people, met in the Name of the Lord and calling on His spirit, can err, how much more can we err? And how much more can those err who do not trust the Lord to keep them from error?
I think it comes down to an entirely different epistemology and approach to the tenets of the Faith.
Ecclesiology, considering the vaguely gnostic idea of the invisible Church, becomes fundamental in one's approach, if not to Jesus Himself, certainly to thinking about him.
We look to the promise of soundness in the Apostolic fellowship, and trust them to give us the trail markers and guide. If we question it's more, "Do I understand this?" They are asking, "Is this person right on this matter or not?"
Or so I guess.
True enough. My only comment is that we approach God on several levels. The Act of Contrition that we say in penance goes, in part, "I detest my sin because it offends you, Lord". My mental picture is that it is Christ being offended by my sin at His passion. However, it is innatural at this point to separate the Son from the Father, and so the penitent begins to think that he offended the Father. This view is perhaps theologically flawed but it nevertheless has a merit of allowing to concentrate on the penance and not on the workings of the Trinity.
I wonder if saying something like "The Father was offended through the Person of the Son" is incorrect.
I will study St. Anselm as soon as this thread dies down a bit.
Ah, I see my question raised by Mad Dawg, and answered.
Indeed, but considering the alternatives, which were the horror of every description of sin, where is the harm? Is it better for a child slain by Joshua to be with God or to grow up idolater?
Yes, but the requests are not such that only Christ can give. Most certainly your friend Steve can give you strength, and protect you, and if he does, you will experience it. The point remains that nothing the saints do for us comes from their putative divinity.
Frankly I'd opine that potestantism is an extension of anything Rome started.
Tsk tsk. Scripture, please. The generator broke?
A doctor exhorts us to "breath deeply," but does that mean we breath because we choose to breath or that we could hold our breath and still live?
We can choose to breath deeply or shallowly, hence the doctor exhorts us. We cannot choose not to breath, hence the doctor does not exhort people to simply breath. Now, the Gospel exhorts us to do good works, and links it to our judgement, because, just like that patient, we have a choice in the matter and the choice affects the judgement.
True, but not the point. The point is, the faithful received it from Christ through Peter in this instance.
When I show up on a Protestant thread telling them what their posture means and what is wrong with their faith, remind me.
Huh? Body of Christ is sometimes more pure, sometimes less, and sometimes of Satan? Scripture, please.
I question it because it is not in the scrupture anywhere. I am like the Bereans, checking...
He is not saying that through the scripture and outside of tradition we get eternal life, which was your original, mistaken, point.
Correct. The New Testament was written by individual apostles, and their disciples, Catholic clergy all.
I think you are touching on the (some) protestant doctrine of Dispensationalism.
There is no decree. The Lamb was the sacrifice and the Lamb, the Son of the Holy Trinity was from before the foundation of the world, but God the Father did not demand the sacrifice.
Roman Empire was largely Christian by 5c. Europe, including Russia, was largely Christian by 9c. The Americas were largely Christian when the Spanish got done with them; the two continetns are still majority-Catholic.
The world was Catholic and Orthodox before northern europe fell to Luther and Henry VIII.
And Greek and Latin were the universal language of the Church. They still are.
Scripture please. Your saying so does not make it so. I gave you scripture.
[God] will render to every man according to his works. To them indeed, who according to patience in good work, seek glory and honour and incorruption, eternal life: But to them that are contentious, and who obey not the truth, but give credit to iniquity, wrath and indignation.
(Romans 2)
by works a man is justified; and not by faith only
(James 2)
brethren, labour the more, that by good works you may make sure your calling and election
(2 Peter 1)
I like your honest appraisal of the "missionary" work of the Conquistadors.
In that passage Christ agrees with me, not with you: " I lay it down of myself". He received the power as the commandment of the father, not that the sacrifice is a commandment.
I have a feeling it is for the second time I explain that.
Take a deep breath. That part is not in the scripture anywhere.
I don't see where we disagree.
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On a lighter note. Fuad, an Iraqi citizen has been displaying Saddam Hussein's infamous
military suit at Tahrir square in downtown Baghdad. He confessed to Azzaman that he got the suit from one of Saddam's presidential sites in Baghdad after the war. He has been offering it since for rental to interested customers to wear for souvenir pictures. His fees range from 500 Dinars (25 cents) wearing the suit to 1000 Dinars for a walk in it. An American officer offered Fuad 200 Dollars for the suit but he refused stating that he depended on it for his livelihood, he was making 15 thousand Dinars a day from renting the suit to Baghdadis. The funniest thing is that Fuad employed 2 of his relatives as bodyguards for fear on the suit from getting stolen. (From Azzaman)
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Simple Definition of discord
: lack of agreement between people, ideas, etc.
: an unpleasant combination of musical notes
Full Definition of discord
1 a : lack of agreement or harmony (as between persons, things, or ideas) b : active quarreling or conflict resulting from discord among persons or factions : strife
2 a (1) : a combination of musical sounds that strikes the ear harshly (2) : dissonance b : a harsh or unpleasant sound
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The city has long been known as a scene of racial intolerance and discord.
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Middle English descorde, discord, from Anglo-French descorde, from Latin discordia, from discord-, discors
First Known Use: 13th century
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Middle English, from Anglo-French descorder, from Latin discordare, from discord-, discors discordant, from dis- + cord-, cor heart — more at heart
First Known Use: 14th century
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The Latin word cor, meaning "heart," and its form cordis give us the root cord. Words from the Latin cor have something to do with the heart. When there is discord, or disagreement, hearts are apart. When there is accord, or agreement, hearts have moved together. Anything that is cordial, such as a welcome, comes from the heart.
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Major Transportation Link Supports Economic Development
Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz today cut a ceremonial ribbon to officially open Campbell Boulevard Phase 2, a major transportation link from Route 40 to Bird River Road that will, in coming years, help connect White Marsh Boulevard to Philadelphia Road, improve traffic flow and support economic development in an already expanding area.
"This one-mile section of new road is a major infrastructure addition for the community and the County. It will relieve congestion at key intersections – such as Middle River Road and Route 40 – and provide greater access for residents and business," Kamenetz said.
Construction Phases
The new section of roadway, which was officially opened at today's 11 a.m. ribbon cutting ceremony, was built in three stages beginning in the spring of 2014. The completed Phase 2 is three lanes wide and cost $6.8 million for engineering, land acquisition and construction. It is just under one mile long, and includes a 220-foot long bridge over White Marsh Run, 3,000 feet of water main and sidewalks.
Campbell Boulevard will run for three miles when the full scope of the plan is realized. The project will include three bridges, water utilities, improved storm water management, sidewalks and numerous intersection improvements.
Plan is Simply 'Window Dressing'
Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz issued the following statement in response to the Governor's transportation announcement this morning:
"Although the Governor has not shared his transportation plan with me, it appears that it once again leaves the Baltimore region stuck in traffic. Simply window dressing" a bus system is not a mass transportation solution. They should have been doing upgrades as part of their job anyway. The plan will do nothing to increase choice ridership on mass transit, and it does nothing to promote economic development."
Regional Transportion Issue
Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz issued the following statement in reaction to Maryland Secretary of Transportation Rahn's meeting with Baltimore lawmakers regarding regional transportation issues this morning:
"It is clear that the administration is not interested in taking a comprehensive look at 21st century transit options for the Baltimore region. Instead, they have redistributed virtually all mass transit funding to the rural counties and forfeited significant federal funds. Without a real fiscal commitment, thousands of commuters will remain stuck in traffic and hard- working citizens will be left without access to meaningful employment. The administration should have had a plan in place before torpedoing the Red Line."
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Copper Futures Advance on Expansion in U.S. Service Industries
Copper prices rose, capping the biggest weekly gain in more than four months, after a report showed U.S. service industries expanded at the fastest pace in six months.
The Institute for Supply Management's non-manufacturing index, which covers about 90 percent of the economy, rose to 55 last month from 54.3 in October. A reading higher than 50 signals growth. The dollar fell for the third straight day against a basket of major currencies, enhancing the investment appeal of raw materials.
"The market is breathing a sigh of relief after the ISM number," said Matthew Zeman, a metal trader at LaSalle Futures Group in Chicago. "The weaker dollar also helps to boost commodities. Copper will probably rise into the year-end."
Copper futures for March delivery rose 2 cents, or 0.5 percent, to settle at $3.999 a pound at 1:16 p.m. on the Comex in New York. The most-active contract gained 6.3 percent this week, the most since late July.
Earlier, the metal fell as much as 0.8 percent as an unexpected increase in U.S. unemployment damped prospects for the economic recovery.
Copper has jumped 39 percent since July 1 as growth in emerging markets bolstered demand and tightened supplies. On Nov. 11, the price reached a 30-month high of $4.0875. The record high was $4.2605 on May 5, 2008.
Copper may reach $5 by the middle of 2011 because "China, Brazil and India are still expanding," said Michael K. Smith, the president of T&K Futures & Options in Port St. Lucie, Florida.
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From the Publisher"Step into Reading is a success-based program for the child–and they're beautifully designed."–Chauni Hasler, SU for Kids Bookstore, Seattle, Washington.
B Is for Books! (Step into Reading Book Series: A Step 1 Book)by Annie Cobb, Joe Mathieu
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Illustrated in full color. Slimey, Oscar the Grouch's pet worm, plays the bookworm in this delightful ode to reading. "B is for books. All kinds of books! Books about counting. Books about cooks..."
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A great nook book.
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Knee and Hip Exercises for Osteoarthritis
The old slogan, "Move it or lose it," applies especially to people with osteoarthritis.
"Just like for anyone else, physical activity is important for overall health," says Steffany Haaz, PhD, a health behaviorist at the Johns Hopkins Arthritis Center. "But it's even more important for people with arthritis, because there's disability associated with the condition, both the disability associated with the disease and the disability that happens when a joint doesn't get exercised. First, you move less because it's painful, then you start to lose the ability to move. It can become a vicious cycle."
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Years ago, arthritis was treated with rest and immobilization. Scientists have since learned that locking up the joints actually makes them worse.
"There's a huge body of literature demonstrating that keeping the hips and knees moving, and the muscles around the joints strong, contributes greatly to protecting the joints and staving off additional damage caused by arthritis," says Linda Arslanian, DPT, MS, director of rehabilitation services at the Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
Of course, it's not as simple as hopping on the treadmill or hitting the weight room. A healthy 30-year-old might be able to exercise however he pleases, but people with knee and hip osteoarthritis have limitations. Which exercises can you do to make the most of your mobility without increasing pain or risking injury?
"That's the trick," says Arslanian. "Some exercises actually can make knee and hip arthritis worse. Those are the ones that create a huge amount of impact loading on the joints -- the ones we call 'high impact' activities," she says.
Exercises to Avoid With OA of the Knee or Hip:
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- Any activity where, at any time, you have both feet off the ground at once, however briefly
Fortunately, that leaves a lot of activities that are OK for people with knee and hip osteoarthritis and that can help keep you mobile. There are three key areas you need to focus on: weight-bearing cardiovascular activity, to keep your bones strong and your heart healthy; muscle strengthening activity, to relieve strain on the joints; and flexibility and range of motion, to help prevent falls and keep your joints mobile.


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Facebook has served as an online marketplace for armed militias in Libya and other war-torn countries, according to a news report published Wednesday. An array of light weapons bought and sold after the fall of Moammar Gadhafi unleashed a torrent of unregulated commerce in Libya, which previously had controlled online communications strictly, according to a study by Armament Research Services.
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It appears that the Obama administration will refrain from giving its outspoken support to any legislation that aims to compel high-tech companies to help law enforcement agencies crack mobile phone encryption. On the other hand, it won't level any outspoken opposition either. Introduction of such a bill -- sponsored by Sens. Dianne Feinstein and Richard Burr -- is expected soon.
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Weeks after backing down from its litigation demanding Apple's help to access encrypted data on the San Bernardino terrorist's iPhone, the FBI appears to be taking full advantage of its newly discovered forensic prowess by offering assistance to law enforcement agencies across the country. The agency has sent out letters letting local officials know that it has gained access to the encrypted data.
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ACLU Finds Widespread Use of All Writs Act to Compel Cooperation
April 1, 2016
The American Civil Liberties Union on Wednesday announced that it had identified dozens of criminal cases in which the government has made requests for cooperation in unlocking encrypted phones -- both of Apple and of Google. The government has used the All Writs Act to compel a phone manufacturer to hand over data to law enforcement in a total of 63 cases, the ACLU report shows.
Oracle Ups Java Damages Demand to $9.3B
March 30, 2016
Oracle has asked for $9.3 billion in damages in its multiyear lawsuit against Google over the use of Java in Android, according to a report filed last week in federal court. That amount is reportedly about 10 times what it had initially asked for. The next hearing in the case is scheduled for May 9 in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California.
FCC Commissioner Sounds Alarm Over Netflix Throttling
March 30, 2016
FCC Commissioner Michael O'Rielly on Tuesday suggested the government should investigate Netflix's practice of throttling video content delivery to customers using mobile devices. However, Netflix's video throttling was not a violation of the FCC's Net neutrality rules, O'Rielly also said. Netflix last week announced plans to offer a data saver feature for mobile apps beginning in May.
Feds Crack iPhone, Warn Apple to Keep One Eye Open
March 29, 2016
After a bitter legal battle over encryption and privacy rights, the Department of Justice on Monday announced it would back out of its case against Apple because the FBI was able to crack the code of the iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino, California, shooters. The department had asked a federal magistrate judge to force Apple to help the FBI crack open the encrypted smartphone.
FCC Privacy Proposal Troubles Broadband Internet Providers
March 29, 2016
Broadband Internet service providers are wary of a government plan to impose consumer privacy protection regulations on the sector. The Federal Communications Commission likely will issue the proposed regulations by Friday. It will accept public comment on the proposal before taking final action. The program would require ISPs to meet privacy standards similar to those covering phone companies.
Chinese National Cops Plea in Defense Secrets Case
March 29, 2016
A Chinese aviation and aerospace businessman last week pleaded guilty to participating in a conspiracy to steal sensitive military and export-controlled data from major U.S. defense contractors and send the information to China, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. Su Bin, also known as Stephen Su and Stephen Subin, entered the plea before Judge Christina A. Snyder.
FBI Would Rather Crack Terrorist's iPhone Itself
March 23, 2016
On the eve of a court showdown with Apple over unlocking the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino shooters, the FBI put its case on pause Monday to pursue an attack method that could allow it to crack the phone without Apple's assistance. After reviewing the FBI's request for postponement of oral arguments in the case, a U.S. District Court in California granted the delay.
Supreme Court to End Samsung, Apple Patent Brawl
March 22, 2016
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear an appeal from Samsung regarding its patent dispute with Apple. The case stems from a 2011 lawsuit by Apple that alleged Samsung copied certain design elements and features from the iPhone and iPad and used them in Samsung Galaxy phones and tablet computers. A jury in 2012 awarded $1 billion to Apple.
Judge Delays Encryption Hearing After FBI Says It May Not Need Apple's Help
March 21, 2016
A federal magistrate judge on Monday granted the Department of Justice's request to delay a much-anticipated court hearing that had been scheduled to take place on Tuesday in Riverside, Calif. The court granted an indefinite stay, after the DoJ said it had found a possible method of accessing the encrypted iPhone of the San Bernardino terrorist without the help of Apple.
Apple Loses Video Over IP Patent Scuffle in Germany
March 18, 2016
A German court on Wednesday determined that Apple had infringed a patent owned by the Kudelski Group's OpenTV division. Apple products sold in Germany can't use streaming technology that infringes OpenTV's patents, the court reportedly ruled. The suit was brought in 2014 in Düsseldorf District Court over three patents held by OpenTV and its sister company, Nagra.
Apple Channels Founding Fathers in Legal Brief
March 17, 2016
Lawyers for Apple on Tuesday argued in a federal District Court filing that the founding fathers would be appalled by the demands the Department of Justice has made in seeking a backdoor to iPhone encryption. The DoJ and the FBI want "Apple to create exactly the kind of operating system that Congress has thus far refused to require," the lawyers wrote.
Celebgate Hacker Strikes Plea Deal
March 17, 2016
Prosecutors for the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Central District of California on Tuesday announced they had reached a plea agreement with Ryan Collins, a Pennsylvania resident, over charges that he hacked Apple and Google email accounts of more than 100 people back in 2014. The allegations stemmed from the official investigation into the hacking case dubbed "Celebgate."
WhatsApp Case May Be New Encryption Battleground
March 15, 2016
A new front may have opened up between the Department of Justice and Silicon Valley in the ongoing legal battle over government access to encrypted data, this time involving WhatsApp, the electronic messaging and voice system owned by Facebook. DoJ officials reportedly have been debating how to proceed in a criminal case in which a court-ordered wiretap has been hindered by WhatsApp encryption.
DoJ, Apple Butt Heads in Latest Encryption Go-Round
March 14, 2016
The legal battle between Apple and the Department of Justice over access to encrypted iPhone data got a little more personal last week after lawyers for Apple blasted a government filing that accused the company of collaborating with the Chinese government. The DOJ's filing was a smear campaign, Apple attorney Bruce Sewell argued in a conference call with reporters.
Apple Lassos Attention With 'Loop You In' Tease
March 11, 2016
Apple on Thursday sent out media invitations to a March 21 event at its Cupertino, California, headquarters, with the cryptic teaser, "Let us loop you in." Speculation is rife that the company will unveil a new 4-inch iPhone called the "iPhone SE." A 9.7-inch iPad Air also is expected, as well as some new Apple Watch bands and minor hardware and software updates.
Senators Aim to Lay Down the Law on Encryption Cooperation
March 11, 2016
Lawmakers this week sent to the White House the draft version of a bill that would penalize technology companies if they failed to cooperate on encryption cases, according to Capitol Hill sources. The bill would open up tech companies to contempt orders and other penalties if they refused to comply with a law enforcement request involving encrypted communications.
Facebook Exec's Brazilian Misadventure Signals Bigger Problem
March 10, 2016
The jailing last week of Facebook Regional Vice President Diego Dzoda in Brazil may have been the tip of an iceberg. Frustrated police made the arrest after Facebook failed to produce WhatsApp messages connected to a drug trafficking case. The incident is one of a growing heap of examples that highlight the difficulties law enforcement agencies face when trying to collect digital evidence.
FBI Sets Off Snowden's BS Detector
March 9, 2016
The buzz surrounding the FBI's lawsuit to compel Apple to help it unlock an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino terrorists increased on Tuesday, when NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden dismissed the agency's stance as "bullsh*t." He made the remark during a video conversation at Common Cause's Blueprint for Democracy conference.
Tech Titans Tackle the Trump Problem
March 9, 2016
High-profile Silicon Valley executives last week attended a secret summit with GOP leaders at the American Enterprise Institute's World Forum in a bid to put the brakes on the political campaign of Donald Trump, according to a report published Monday. Trump has dominated the Republican presidential race with highly charged rhetoric and out-of-the-box campaign promises.
FBI Would Hurtle Us Back to Encryption Jurassic, Apple Warns
March 8, 2016
The FBI's efforts to compel Apple to unlock an iPhone used by one of the slain San Bernardino terrorists could threaten national security, charged Craig Federighi, Apple's SVP of engineering, in an op-ed piece published Monday. Terrorists and criminals could launch attacks on vital infrastructure through access "to just one person's smartphone," he maintained.
Supreme Court Denial Closes Apple's E-Book Case
March 7, 2016
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday denied without comment Apple's petition for a review of a lower court ruling that it engaged in price-fixing of e-books. The company must comply with a $450 million settlement it reached with 33 states and territories and a private class of e-book purchasers that, together with the U.S. Department of Justice, sued it over the issue.
UN Commissioner: Human Rights at Stake in FBI, Apple Struggle
March 5, 2016
UN High Commissioner Zeid Ra'Ad Al-Hussein weighed in on the Apple-FBI dispute, asking U.S. authorities to proceed with great caution. The legal fight centers on a court's order that Apple help the FBI access encrypted iPhone data to aid its investigation of the San Bernardino terrorist attack. Such a move could lead to crackdowns in various authoritarian countries, Al-Hussein said.
German Authorities to Examine Facebook's Data Practices
March 3, 2016
The German Cartel Office on Wednesday announced the launch of an investigation into Facebook over allegations that it abused its market position by infringing data protection rules, specifically in connection with the terms of service on the use of user data. The office, or Bundeskartellamt, is looking into whether Facebook's terms of service violate data protection provisions.
Facebook Exec Sprung From Brazilian Jail
March 2, 2016
A Brazilian judge on Wednesday ordered the release of Facebook Regional Vice President Diego Dzodan, one day after Brazilian police placed him under arrest for WhatsApp's failure to produce messages the government believed relevant to a drug ring investigation. Judge Ruy Pinheiro concluded the exec's detainment amounted to coercion, according to press reports.
Apple Lawyer Pushes Back Against FBI Testimony to Judiciary Committee
March 2, 2016
Apple General Counsel Bruce Sewell on Tuesday testified before the House Judiciary Committee that his company should not be required write new code for software that would weaken the security of the iPhone in the wake of the San Bernardino, California, terrorist attacks. The FBI wants Apple to take action that would put the privacy and security of millions of customers at risk, he said.


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Published: Thursday, April 21, 2005 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, April 21, 2005 at 12:00 a.m.
To The Editor: I heard Gov. Easley say on public television that because of the budget shortfall, Medicaid health care must be cut, but that education money cannot be touched.
He then said that people need to take personal responsibility for their health. I wondered how he might feel about that statement should he have suddenly experienced chest pain, or if his wife was injured by a drunk driver, or if his grandchild was born prematurely, or if, God forbid, he or one of his family members experienced clinical depression?
Choose between education and health care? Is this some kind of Sophie's choice? If it had to be, I expect most of us would choose to have our children alive rather than educated.
But instead of sacrificing one for the other, why not look at the root of the problem? Exactly why is health care outpacing inflation? Is it the patient who is to blame or should we take a closer look at our health care systems?
I'm the mother of a special-needs adopted child with serious mental illness, and I can assure you that she isn't even receiving basic crisis care under Medicaid. Cut health care? What is left to cut?
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Is there a way to generate RSS feeds for individual categories? Thanks.
Is there a way to generate RSS feeds for individual categories? Thanks.
It done automatically.
The feeds can be found at domain.tld/category/categoryname/feed
That is if your WP blog is located at the root of your server. If not you might have to add /blog/ or something after domain.tld :)
And of course it requires the nice URL feature to be enabled... Don't know how to find the category feeds if it's not.
Two ways:
1. If you have pretty permalinks, look at a category page on your blog by clicking on a category link, or whatever you have to do to show the normal page for just one category. Then append "feed/" to that URL.
2. If you're not using pretty permalinks, use the homepage of your blog (like ht tp://yourblog.com/blog ) and append "?feed=rss2&cat=X" where X is the category id number.
If you want to do this programmatically (in PHP), use the get_category_rss_link() function. It'll be something like this:
get_category_rss_link(true, $catID, '');
The true makes it actually show the link (use false to not show it and just return it to you). The catID is the number of the category. The last bit there is not currently used and so it doesn't much matter what it is. This function works regardless of your permalink settings.
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SDCC: New "Star Trek" Series Gets Full Title, First Teaser Released
Back in 2006, Marvel Entertainment, Cryptic Studios (makers of the City of Heroes games) and Microsoft announced that they were working on a massive multiplayer online game featuring the Marvel Universe. Then in 2008, we found out development of the game had been shut down. But recognizing that only Phoenix and Bucky actually stay dead in the Marvel Universe, it was only a matter of time before we heard the news that Marvel was back in the MMO game, right?
According to VentureBeat.com, online game company Gazillion Entertainment and Marvel have reached a 10-year agreement whereby the startup will "build a series of online game worlds with Marvel's comic book characters." Oddly enough, the first one out the gate won't be a big online Marvel Universe game, but will instead be a kids-oriented one featuring their Super Hero Squad property. It's due in 2010, and the company has been working on the game for a year.
A giant Marvel game, dubbed Marvel Universe, for both the PC and video game consoles, is planned for the future, the article says. The company also has the license to make an MMO called LEGO Universe.
You hear that sound? Like something bouncing?
That's the sound of Marvel chasing the ball that they dropped when they broke with Cryptic Studios.
Someone at Marvel just woke up and noticed that the game they passed on is about to debut in a big way as Champions Online, and that their Distinguished Competition is quite likely less than a year away from putting out their MMO….and then they realized what a gang of fools Marvel was for putting themselves into third place by default, by letting their opportunity slip while the competition kept going.
Have fun chasing that ball, Marvel.
Anyone here remember X-Assault?
It was a VERY basic fan-made Flash-Based X-Men RPG. Marvel once had their website spotlighted as one of their top fan sites. Then, shortly before making an announcement about their planned MMORPG, Marvel legal sent a cease and desist to the X-Assault people. Then Marvel aborted the huge game project last year. Now they're announcing a series of smaller games instead.
I remember X-Assault! That game was very simple but incredibly addictive. They had lots of great ideas for that game too before Marvel made them put the kibosh on it.
Beacon, I was about to post the same thing. X-Assault was awesome. It was free, anyone could play, and they actually had Gail Simone write some of the scripts. Marvel pissed all over them . To hell with marvel now. The guys and gals at nixonvision never wanted a dime for that game, they were doing it as a labor of love for the comics they grew up with, and wittle mawvel got their panties all in a bunch and ruined it for everyone. what a bunch of hypocrites. joe quasadilla and john byrne can go give each other back rubs and revel in the fact that they seem to always ruin the "fun" in comics for everyone else.
To be fair, I really doubt Quesada had anything to do with any of this. It is going to go a little higher up the chain than the EiC over comics.
his was one of the names cited when the creators of XAssault was threatened with a lawsuit.
And He originally approved to have it linked on the marvel.com site. so he could have given them a reprieve.


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The Spain international returned to his homeland on Saturday, travelling by road and rail to circumvent the travel chaos caused by the Icelandic volcanic eruption, for further consultation with Dr Ramon Cugat, who carried out the initial surgery on his damaged meniscus in January.
Dr Cugat had drained fluid from the player's knee last week - a common side-effect of operations - but the decision was taken over the weekend to carry out a second operation.
A spokesman for Liverpool last night confirmed Torres is likely to be out of action for around six weeks, the same period of recovery he required earlier this season, ruling him out of the rest of Liverpool's campaign and making him a doubt for Spain's World Cup squad.
Fernando Hierro, Spain's technical director, has remained in constant contact with the player and his representatives since he aggravated the injury in the second leg of Liverpool's Europa League quarter-final against Benfica.
He and manager Vicente del Bosque will closely monitor the player's fitness before deciding whether to include him on their 23-man list.
The news will come as a severe blow to Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez, who admitted last week he "did not know" if an operation would be necessary, as well as the player, who was desperate to feature in the club's Europa League semi-final against his former side Atlético Madrid on Thursday.
Uefa will make a decision today on whether that fixture will go ahead in light of the problems caused by the ash cloud playing havoc with European airspace after confirming on Sunday that Barcelona and Lyon will travel by road to enable their Champions League fixtures this week to take place.
How to get to Madrid...
By sea: If flights from Ireland restart, hop on the Liverpool to Dublin ferry and fly from there. Travel time: 13hrs.
By train: Liverpool Lime Street to Euston, Eurostar to Paris and sleeper train straight to Madrid (18hrs).
By road: A long slog by coach that includes a Eurotunnel hop to France (21hrs).
By foot: It would take some rescheduling by Uefa and might leave some players feeling a little leggy (a week).


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Those fellows planning careers as physician-scientists are expected to apply to the CREST Program (Boston University's Clinical Research Training Program funded by NIH).
All two-year fellows receive didactic training in research methods as well as a supervised, practical experience in conducting research. To provide for these training experiences, the amount of research time in the fellows' schedules gradually increases over the course of the fellowship, from 20% time in the first six months to 70% time in the last six months of the two-year program.
Didactic Training: Two-year fellows are encouraged to complete a Master of Science degree in Epidemiology or Health Services Research through the Boston University School of Public Health. They are required to take the intensive basic epidemiology and biostatistics courses in the summer of their first year. Fellows planning careers as physician-scientists are expected to complete the Master of Science degree and also to apply to the CREST (Clinical Research Training) Program.
CREST Program: In June 1999 the Boston University School of Medicine was awarded a grant from the National Institutes of Health to develop a Clinical Research Training (CREST) Program. Dr. Rebecca A. Silliman, Chief of the Section of Geriatrics, is a CREST investigator and one of its principal faculty. The goal of the CREST Program is to provide a broad range of doctoral level clinical trainees with formal courses that give them a rigorous background in clinical research methods and provides a closely mentored clinical research experience. The CREST Program provides a complementary infrastructure for clinical research training to that already available in the existing Geriatric Medicine Fellowship training program.
Practical Experience: All two-year fellows are required to have a supervised research experience. To meet this requirement, the fellow must develop and implement either a new research project or a research project that builds on, or extends, an existing research project.
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BGSU defeats Big Ten's Terps 48-27.
Native people's culture linked to ocean for thousands of years.
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Teammates credit defense as key to Falcons' win.
ANN ARBOR — In the third quarter of Michigan's 35-7 win over Oregon State, Chris Wormley roared toward Beavers quarterback Marcus McMaryion and showed no signs of stopping. Then the 6-foot-7 defensive tackle put the backup quarterback on the ground
Central Catholic amassed 632 rushing yards and scored 10 touchdowns on the ground in a 76-7 drubbing of visiting Lancaster (N.Y.) on Friday night. The Irish (1-2) scored 34 points in the second quarter and jumped out to a 55-7 lead at the half in a
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