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Flight connection and US Immigration/CustomJul 25, 20161Dear all, I'll fly FCO-ORD-MEX via AZ/DL flight on next sunday I got 2 hours from when I arrive to ORD and board to MEX (DL Flight) . Are 2 hours sufficient ? Do I need to pass US Immigration or can I look for my flight for MEX directly on the same Terminal 5 ? kindest regards TIA. FabioFabioMon, Jul 25Delta does not fly from ORD to MEX. That flight will be operated by Aeromexico and depart from T5. In Chicago you will arrive in T5, go through US Immigration, claim your bags, go through US Customs, re-check your bags at the re-check desk, then go through security and to your departure gate. You should have just about enough time.ZAPMon, Jul 25
EWR-ORD-YOWJul 21, 20163Hi, I'm flying from Newark to Ottawa through ORD, booked by one reservation with UA. The flight from Newark arrives in ORD at around 10PM, T1. The next flight to Ottawa is 7AM in the morning, T2. I'm wondering if I can stay within the secured area during the layout? Or do I need to go out and re-check my bags. If I can stay inside the secured area, are T1,T2,T3 connected inside? so that I can access the 24h concessions in T3? Thanks!cccThu, Jul 21No, they clear the secure areas every night after the last departure (around midnight) and if there are any later arrivals they are eschewed directly to the baggage claim. The checkpoints reopen at 3:15-3:45.ZAPThu, Jul 21Thanks for replying. So does it mean I need to claim my baggage and recheck-in in the morning? even my flights were booked all-in-one?cccThu, Jul 21
terminal 1 to terminal 5 will I need to go through security againJul 20, 20162I will be arrive on United from GRR in terminal 1 and leaving for Doha on Qatar Airlines in Terminal 5. Will I need to go through the TSA again? Second I brought the flights on the airline websites, will I need to recheck the bag or can I have it checked to my final stop in GRR? I only have Hour and 45 minute window. ThanksdeydealWed, Jul 20Yes, if you booked two separate reservations you will have to claim your bags in Terminal 1, take the ATS Train with your bags to Terminal 5, re-check them with Qatar Airways, and go through security. This is a very difficult connection. The check in counter closes 1 hour before the flight.ZAPWed, Jul 20
Transit to Chicago ORD in return flight from Cancun to Winnipeg MBJul 19, 20163Hi, we are planning our booking for our vacation to Cancun Mexico. Going to Canccun we have direct flighgt. However, coming back the connecting flight stopd in Chicago (ORD). Do we need transit visa ? Our staus is Permanent Resident of Canada. Thanks for he help.etaTue, Jul 19Filipino but now permanent resident of canada. Living in canada now.EtaTue, Jul 19
connecting through ORD to LAS from MANAug 1, 20163Hi, AA have given me a connection time of roughly 1hr45min ,arriving at Terminal 5 and departing from Terminal 3 I believe. Is this enough time to make connection and will my bags be checked straight through or will I have to collect them and re check them as it's the first connection I've had to make on that side of Atlantic, I normally connect in Europe when travelling to USA and bags go straight through to final destination but not sure how it works in regards to customs. Many thanksscottavfcTue, Jul 19You will have to go through US Immigration, claim your bags, go through US Customs, then re-check your bags at the re-check desk, then take the ATS Train to Terminal 3, go through security and to your departure gate. This is a difficult connection unless your flight from Manchester arrives early.ZAPTue, Jul 19Thanks for reply, AA55 which is my inbound flight from UK is a very poor performing flight and is very regularly delayed for whatever reason(they've recently introduced the 788 on this route so not sure whether that's got anything to do with it and they're having some kind of teething issues). I will contact AA and see if they have any later flights to LAS as its looking around about a 10% chance i'll make it with how AA55 is performing .scottavfcTue, Jul 19Hello, I have a round trip coming back from chisinau to Munich connection than to Chicago connection and final destination is Canada. I am a Canadian citizen so my main question is will I have enough time in Chicago I have only 2 hours and if please you could tell me which is the process do i need to pick my luggage to check it? Will I have enough time to not loose my flight towards Canada?viMon, Aug 1
terminal 1 baggage claim to terminal 5Jul 18, 20161How long does it take to travel between terminal 1 baggage to terminal 5 check in?minitooMon, Jul 18
Any helpJul 18, 20161I will be coming to O' Hare airport from Munich, germany to going to Iowa,, i have 5 bags with me and two kids, i will arrive to terminal 5 and will leave from terminal 1, am i gonna calim my luggage or i will get it from iowa,, i have a US passport?? And is there anyone there can help me with the luggage??LuraMon, Jul 18
ICN~ORD~DTWJul 18, 20161Hi, I am flying from Incheon into terminal 2 arriving at ORD at 9:35 then trying to catch a 12:05 Delta flight to Detroit from Terminal 5. Will that be enough time or should I find a later flight?WDMon, Jul 18
charleston to chicago to vancouverJul 17, 20161i am flying Charleston, SC, to Chicago and then connecting to Vancouver BC Canada on united. I have 60 minutes for the connection. is that sufficient?sbSun, Jul 17
United to Aer LingusJul 16, 20161We are flying from CMH to DUB through ORD. When we booked the flight 2 months ago, we had 2hr 20min to make the connection. The flight times have changed from CMH and now we only have 1hr 47min. I understand we have to go from where ever we arrive to terminal 5 for Aer Lingus and through security again. How long does that take? Will we have enough time to make it?mkSat, Jul 16
Transfer from Domestic to InternationalJul 15, 20161I am traveling from SFO to Frankfurt through ORD. How long to I need to make that transfer from domestic to international. And do I have to retrieve luggage and recheck in international?DavidFri, Jul 15
mumbai-chicago-roanokeJul 15, 20161Hi - i have booked a tikcet from mumbai to roanoke with united airways, the lay over time of 90 minutes, is this time good enough from immigration and connection to the another flight, will i have to check out and check in my baggageabdFri, Jul 15
Time CheckJul 14, 20163I have two flights going through ORD booked same ticket, same airline (American Airlines), for this weekend and two weekends from now. The first trip is an arrival at 4:04 PM, departure at 4:45 PM. From what I understand, because these are the same airline they should be the same terminal? Is this possible? Will my luggage make it? The second trip is a return from abroad, so I'll have to do customs and immigration returning to the US as a US citizen. It's an arrival at 10:35 AM, departure at 12:20 PM. The last time I went through customs it didn't take too terribly long. Is this possible at ORD? I'm a nervous traveler but these are the cheapest tickets I could get.BJohnsonThu, Jul 14The first trip should be fine as long as the first flight is on-time. The second connection is a little more difficult but should be possible. Where are you flying from and to?ZAPThu, Jul 14
Layover time and Security CheckJul 14, 20161We are travelling with an Indian passport from Columbus, OH to Toronto, Canada connecting through Chicago and the connection time is 52 mins. Flights are operated by United Airlines / United Express. Will that be enough time for us to go from Terminal 1- C8 to Terminal 2 - E12 and do we need to go through the security check again.***Thu, Jul 14
Layover time and security checkJul 14, 20161We are travelling from Columbus, OH to Toronto, Canada through Chicago and the connection time is 52 mins. Is that enough time for us to go from Terminal 1 to Terminal and do we need to go through the security check again.***Thu, Jul 14


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These days in Islington you can overhear the middle classes adjusting to a new and rather attractive idea. It can be heard at restaurant tables, at the children's playgroup, at barbecues in the (usually cramped) back gardens of Islington's Georgian and Victorian terraces. It is never aggressively expressed - partly because it is still a hope, partly because middle-class Islington is a mild and polite society - but the burden of it is: Perhaps our time has come.
Tony Blair lives in Islington. Many of Mr Blair's friends and colleagues live in Islington or in adjacent parts of north London. Mr Blair could be the next prime minister, heading a government with policies and ideas culled, at least in part, from many years of Islington conversation. Islington has enjoyed two decades of fashion (and mockery). It is, after all, the home of that great Conservative bogy 'the chattering classes' - bien pensants, liberals, humbugs, 'the socially-concerned', the people who, more than any other section of the middle-class outside Scotland, could not stand That Woman. But it has never enjoyed the feeling that its thoughts might influence a government - in the way that those of (say) Hampstead and its Garden Suburb did during the Wilson years or the Thames Valley did under Mrs Thatcher.
Just as Essex Man, the distinctive lager-swilling Tory entrepreneur, represented the 1980s, Islington Man - more properly Islington Person - may turn out to be the most potent composite of the late 1990s.
Islington Person is not so much a geographical as a socio- political concept. Not all Essex Men lived in Essex; likewise, not all Islington Persons dwell in Islington. Nor can all inhabitants of this north London borough be labelled in this way. Sixty per cent of the borough lives in council housing. Only about half its residents have a car. Nearly a quarter are 'economically inactive'. Of those who possess their own houses, cars and jobs, some are a long way from the Left: the Social Security Minister, Peter Lilley; the head of MI5, Stella Rimington; the right-wing Tory MP, Lady Olga Maitland, to mention but three.
However, it is in and around Islington (there are enclaves in neighbouring Hackney, Camden and Haringey) that one finds an unusual concentration of people with a distinct cast of mind: a persona that inspired Charter 88, the constitutional reform pressure- group, and more recently Demos, the think-tank which seeks to move policy-makers out of their ruts. Demos was co- founded by Geoff Mulgan and Martin Jacques, the former editor of the non-Marxist (and now defunct) Marxism Today. Jacques lives in Islington. Mulgan is a North London academic.
How does a typical Islington Man dress? Unstructured suits are still a favourite (Martin Jacques is thought to favour Armani), worn over a collarless 'grandfather' shirt and boxer shorts (possibly Marks & Spencer). The aim is to contrast the formal and informal aspects of the Islington personality. Ties have been out for some time, though Paul Smith is acceptable and ties in general may be coming back. Hair is short, with the grey bits either artificially highlighted or darkened.
And Islington Woman? Certainly not Laura Ashley - instead something severe in beige, indigo and (for the moment) black; in silk, linen and cotton. 'You're never quite certain what clothes to wear when invited to an Islington gathering,' says Professor Laurie Taylor. 'It's either very opulent or rather squalid.'
Islington Person frequently eats out, either in modest Chinese, Thai or Indian joints, or - for that special occasion - the kind of Italian or 'Mediterranean' restaurant where penile pepper mills have been banished and every dish swims in estate-bottled olive oil. The most famous Islington restaurant right now is probably the Granita (salmon in soya sauce, corn-fed chicken, uncomfortable steel chairs) in Upper Street, where Tony Blair and Gordon Brown dined together in May to hammer out the pact for the leadership stakes where Brown stood down in favour of Blair.
Home cooking is not neglected. The informal supper party has been a feature of Islington life since the time when French beans were still a rarity. A good guide to the kind of thing you might expect is The Islington Cook Book, published last year in aid of charity, in which eminent Islingtonians record their favourite recipes. They include Tony Blair's recipe for pasta with sun-dried tomatoes. 'Cook the pasta in boiling water with a spot of oil to prevent sticking,' he begins.
A lot of pasta gets eaten in Islington: Pasta in aubergine sauce (Guido Pontecorvo, former professor of genetics), squid salad with pasta (Annie Williams, artist), fish pasta (Susan - Mrs Michael - Ignatieff, film critic), four cheeses pasta (Simon Rattle, conductor), pesto alla Genovese (Robert Fox, Daily Telegraph). This newspaper's own Alan Watkins is here with his extremely thorough recipe for home-made baked-beans, as is Neal Ascherson (something Scottish and simple with haddock) and Stephen Fry (apple cheesecake).
These names give you a pretty fair idea of how Islington Persons earn their money - in journalism, television, theatre, the law, academia and in jobs well paid enough to afford mortgages on houses which cost anything from pounds 150,000 to half a million. Blair's house is near the top end of this range; flat- fronted Georgian or early Victorian are more expensive than bow-windowed Edwardian, even though the latter tends to be closer to trees and parks, of which Islington has a notorious shortage. The days when an Islington home was distinguished by its decor have disappeared. The shops in Upper Street still sell scrubbed pine, but Islington Person, passing by, wonders exactly to whom? Instead, most homes contain the usual collection of old bric-a-brac enlivened by an expensive new item from the Conran shop (troublesomely far away in west London) which is the style of many middle-class interiors throughout Britain.
Books, however, are a big feature. Books in the bathroom, books on the stairs and in the kitchen, books beside and underneath the bed. Islington Person likes to read, or to imagine that he is reading. Time is the problem. One constant question at the supper table, after the usual debates on the best schools and the worst doctors, is: 'When did you last get the time to read a book properly?' Sighs, and shakes of the head, mutterings about not since Midnight's Children (written by another former Islington resident) or the last holiday spent in a cottage in Suffolk.
Islington Man and Woman keep trying to turn the pages, however, in that short span after The Late Show and before oblivion. Just now they are reading, or pretending to read, that book about the limits to the free market by the Oxford academic, John Gray, and Professor Linda Colley's study of 18th century Britain, Britons. Books that cast new light on how British society was made and shaped are popular, because they help Islington Person understand how it might be remade and reshaped, which is the motif of Blairism.
As with books, so with ideas. 'We never have enough time to think,' Blair was recently heard to complain to Melvyn Bragg, adding: 'We need to make the time to think.' What they tend to think about, when time allows, is how to get Josh into a good state primary (or do they need, can they afford, to go private?) and by extension the 'socialist realism' associated with Mr Blair. Are there limits to private enterprise and internal markets? What about the idea of community? Do we need to pay more tax? Isn't it a shock to discover the number 19 bus actually gives a better service now that it has been franchised and is no longer painted red? Why has my house been burgled for the 10th time in two years? Does the Labour Party have any proper answers to these pressing questions?
Such questions are pondered not just in homes but in restaurants, at the school gate (while waiting to collect the children), at regular weekend salons or during the intermissions at Islington's 10 theatres. During the long years in the political cold, Islington Person has taken comfort from these networks of like-minded folk. The Education Reform Group, for example, including teachers, local education officers, professors and journalists of liberal disposition, dines five or six times a year at Brasserie Julius in Upper Street, lamenting the damage inflicted on schools and universities by Thatcherite change and pondering what to do about it. Its founders in the early 1980s were teachers, parents and governors at Islington Green comprehensive, known as a 'sink school' before Islington Person adopted it, to show that he and she were brave enough to let their children take the rough with the smooth in state education.
Question-asking is in among such people - for example, what is the meaning of full employment? how do you spell bresaola? - and the certainties of the old Dave Spart radicalism are out. Those were the days when the nuclear-free People's Republic of Islington was dominated by the local Labour Party's 'loony Left'. Nowadays, Islington Persons tell each other, life is too complicated and changing too fast (enter at this point the global market and the Berlin Wall, and, if you are especially unlucky, the dreaded 'information super- highway').
Lenin and Trotsky may both have lived for a time in the borough, but they are about as fashionable today as they would be in, say, Wisconsin. Islington Person shines instead with a mild political effulgence, placing high value on what Professor A. H. Halsey calls koinonia, the fellowship of sharing. It is what Mr Blair would call the philosophy of enlightened self- interest: if you don't want your car nicked, start thinking about ways of shortening that dole queue.
Like John Wesley, another former resident, Islington Person is anxious to raise humanity from its heavy slumber; but, unlike Wesley's flock, does not demand a missionary fervour which makes people cry out or fall down. According to Paul Barker, a former editor of New Society (now absorbed into the New Statesman), 'the key to Islington Man is that he is a - two words - gentle man'.
Mr Blair is influenced by the kind of people with whom Islington Person feels comfortable: distinguished academics, such as David Marquand, the Sheffield University professor of politics who sits on Labour's Social Justice Commission; journalists, such as Alastair Campbell of Today and Philip Bassett of The Times, not to mention the several Blair enthusiasts who can be found on The Independent and the Guardian, whose offices are on the fringes of the borough.
Lawyers also play their part: barristering, after all, is what Mr Blair did for a living, as his wife Cherie still does. They include Henry Hodge, the solicitor husband of Margaret Hodge, the Labour MP and former Islington council leader, both neighbours of Mr Blair, and Geoffrey Robertson, the libertarian barrister and husband of the novelist Kathy Lette.
When he first moved into the borough (from Hackney), Mr Blair bought a house in Stavordale Road from Peter Stothard, currently editor of The Times. At his present address, his neighbours include David Lloyd, Channel 4's senior commissioning editor for news and current affairs, John Makinson, a Financial Times man, and Donald Trelford, a former Observer editor. Mr Blair occasionally entertains such near-neighbours as Clive Anderson, the barrister and showman, and such ex-neighbours as Stephen Fry, the comedian and novelist, who recently fled the borough for reasons undivulged. (Occasionally, Islington Person does not see eye-to-eye with what appears, to outsiders, to be his own reflection. On learning that Mr Anderson had graced the Blair table, Professor Ben Pimlott, another Islington Person, said: 'Really? I find that a bit alarming.')
Like Mr Blair, many of these friends and devotees are, in the words of Martin Jacques, 'possessed of a deep hostility towards labourism - towards the culture of class, the block vote, conservatism, certainty and insularity - which is now, at last, in headlong retreat'.
So we know what they are against. What are they for? Paul Barker, from his home 80 yards beyond the Islington borough boundary, pauses at the question, then wonders whether Islington Person is 'Acas writ large - someone who believes that everybody can get around a table to see if a solution can be worked out or people be made to see the error of their ways'.
We should not mock. Islington Person exemplifies the great well-meaning British middle-class, now unsteadied by a difficult present and an uncertain future. Islington is at the cutting edge. Jobs for life may be going: for many in journalism and broadcasting they have gone already. Schools aren't what they used to be: your Islington mother is an expert. Car crime, smack-dealers on the corner, beggars in the streets? Their growth in Devon may be alarming news: Islington has learned to cope with them.
In other words, the concerns of Islington are becoming the concerns of the middle class at large. If answers can accompany just some of the questions, Islington Man, Mr Blair, could win the next election.
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OHIP Out of Province (OOP) Services - Travellers Medical Coverage
To obtain Out-of-Province (but within Canada) medical services, an insured Ontario resident must show his/her valid Ontario health card prior to insured service(s) being rendered.Please note that if an Ontario resident does not present his/her health card, the facility (e.g., hospital) and/or the physician can bill the Ontario resident directly for the service(s) being rendered.
Medical services are those given in connection with a condition, illness, disease or injury that arises outside of Ontario but within Canada and requires immediate treatment.
Generally speaking, to be continuously eligible for OHIP, a person must make their primary place of residence in Ontario and must be physically present in Ontario for 153 days in any given 12-month period. However, a resident can travel temporarily outside of Ontario and within Canada and continue to receive OHIP coverage (with some restrictions).
If an insured resident of Ontario takes-up permanent residence in another province/territory, they must notify the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care. They must also contact the ministry of their new home province to register for health care in their new province/territory of residence.
Insured residents of Ontario who travel or work outside Ontario but within Canada are eligible for continuous OHIP coverage for up to 12-months if they meet the OHIP eligibility requirements.
Insured Ontario residents who travel outside Ontario but within Canada for academic purposes and are in full time attendance at an academic institution will maintain continuous OHIP for the duration of their studies if they meet all of the OHIP eligibility requirements.
Typically this coverage (while out-of-province but within Canada) is for insured physician and hospital services only. Therefore, when travelling outside of Ontario but within Canada, the ministry recommends that you obtain private supplementary health insurance for non-physician/non-hospital services.
Physician's Services - Physicians in all provinces or territories have the option of billing the Ministry of Health and Long Term-Care directly or billing the Ontario resident for the insured services being provided.
Insured Ontarians should show their Ontario health card and ask the physician whether the physician fees will be billed directly to Ontario.
If the patient is billed directly for the physician's component of the health services provided, the patient may seek reimbursement by submitting the original receipt(s) to the ministry. Read the next question (If Ontario residents have to pay for health care in another province/territory within Canada, can they be reimbursed?) to learn more. The insured physician services will be paid in accordance with the rates listed in the Ontario Schedule of Benefits for Physician Services, (the same rates paid to Ontario physicians), or at the amount billed, whichever is less. For details, see http://www.health.gov.on.ca/english/providers/program/ohip/sob/physserv/physserv_mn.html.
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It is the responsibility of the patient to enquire from the hospital/facility if they will accept his/her Ontario health card before the services are rendered. You can also verify with the Ministry whether the hospital/facility is publicly funded or a private facility by calling the toll-free telephone number 1-888-359-8807.
In the event that patients are required to pay for physician or hospital services that would be insured in Ontario, they may submit a claim for reimbursement to a claims processing office within 12 months of the services being rendered. The Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care claims processing office for out-of-province claims is:
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Pam, I use pea gravel as a topping to my sandbed because it drains
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You didn't get Joe Biden's text this morning at 3:12AM saying he's now Methodist?
Picking Biden was a shockingly bad decision.
Baby killing Catholic politicians like Biden and Pelosi are the scourge of the nation, this will be a huge issue in the campaign.
There must be a strong pro-life Catholic on McCain's short list. Anyone know which Catholic has the best shot of those floated? Giuliani?
Giuliani hasn't been Catholic for an extremely long time.
CNN still spinning themselves into the ground attempting to convince themselves this is a good pick.
Maybe Biden and Obama can do some church shopping together - they are both without a home, let's see, Rev Wright is out, Farrakhan, probably not, Moonies - Nah, maybe the Whackos from Waco....No..something Californian, feel good, non judgmental sought of like buddhism but allowing you to eat meat and arugula and smoke crack on weekends, and infanticide is okay if you are not in the mood for raising a kid.
Interviewing Dem big shots as if they would go on record with criticisms of this selection.
Rudy G. is mildly in favor of pro-abortion...
The truth of the matter is that Biden's selection will not change how Catholics vote anymore than nObama's nomination did. No Catholic, nay, no Christian should vote for pro-abort politicians regardless of party. But many will.
Rooty would be a disaster.
Of the conservative names being floated, Bobby Jindal is Catholic and Tim Pawlenty is an Evangelical; Romney is Mormon, but I don't really consider him a conservative.
Wagglebee, do you think it would be a problem in any way that Pawlenty was Catholic but drifted away to become an evangelical?
I used to think he was our best choice but now cant make up my mind.
Rooty is only "mild" when compared to a militant abortionist like Obama.
Im pro-choice. Im pro-gay rights, Giuliani said. He was then asked whether he supports a ban on what critics call partial-birth abortions. No, I have not supported that, and I dont see my position on that changing, he responded.
- CNN.com, Inside Politics Dec 2, 1999
"Ultimately I believe it's an individual right and a woman should make that choice."
- Apr 4, 2007
"Where I stand on abortion is, I oppose it. I don't like it. I hate it. I think abortion is something that, as a personal matter, I would advise somebody against.
"However, I believe in a woman's right to choose."
- Hannity & Colmes, Feb 5, 2007
"But if the ultimate choice of the woman - my daughter or any other woman - would be that in this particular circumstance [if she had] to have an abortion, I'd support that. I'd give my daughter the money for it."
- Phil Donahue Show, 1989
The RC clergy needs to read and understand this about Democrats:shalom b'SHEM Yah'shua HaMashiach Adonai
NAsbU Matthew 7:23 "And then I will declare to them,
'I never knew you;
I don't think that would be an issue at all.
I used to think he was our best choice but now cant make up my mind.
I would be fine with Pawlenty, but I think the Sarah Palin, Bobby Jindal or Eric Cantor would be better.
Giuliani is one of those IAAAB Catholics.....
How does the formerly Catholic, pro-abortion apostate Joseph McClintock Biden make it easier for me to vote for the pro-infanticide Barack Hussein Peter Singer Obama? I must have missed the subtleness of the argument that Biden is the lesser of the two evils? But way back in third grade catechism class I learned that the lesser of two evils is still EVIL.
Abortion and Euthanasia
|Sen. Joseph Biden (D-DE)
|Catholic politician who votes for abortion in contradiction to Church teachings. One of American Life League's "Deadly Dozen."
So is Biden. CINO all the way!
Now Sibelius' bishop took a firmer stand with her. I don't know who Biden's bishop is, McCormick?
Anyway, they'll just campaign in some other church when they are in the St. Louis diocese or avoid it altogether like Kerry did.
I wish the bishops would present a firm, united front. Unless they actually instruct eucharistic ministers to refuse them communion, it's all just rhetoric. The Catholic pols are going to ignore it as usual and get away with it as usual.
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Barack Obama's Sole Article in Harvard Law Review Promotes Abortion
Why Obama Really Voted For Infanticide
Obama's Born-Alive Problem
William A. Donohue: Catholic Left Hangs Itself (5/22/08) [Abortion]
"Until they have reformed their lives" ( No Holy Communion for pro-abortion Catholics!)
African American Pro-Life Leader Tells Barack Obama: No We Can't OK Abortion
OBAMA AND INFANTICIDE (Reinhard)
They'd be angry at Obama if he was caught saying the N-word. Supporting InfanticideNot so much.
In 2002, Barack Obama Supported Infanticide and I've Got the Transcript of His Words
Explosive Audio Found - Obama arguing against the Born Alive Infant Protection Act - Audio
Transcript of Obama's verbal opposition to Born Alive on the IL Senate floor
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Why Obama couldn't answer Warren's baby question
Smoking gun? Papers expose Obama's 'infanticide' vote
EXTRA: Archbishop Burke on Catholics who Support Abortion
Senator Barack Obama Wants You to Pay for Abortions
US Bishops Look at Election
John McCain Will Not Pick Pro-Abortion Running Mate, Rules Out Tom Ridge
Vote for Real Hope and Change [Archbishop Chaput]
Catholics who support abortion should not receive Communion, says Archbishop Burke (again :-)
CNN Again Omits Part of the Story Concerning Obamas Abortion Votes
Obama Flunks Rick Warren's Abortion Question
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Obama Caught Red-Handed in Abortion Lie
Archbishop Naumann hopes Obama realizes Sebelius is a bad Catholic advisor
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Barack Obama - Abortion Extremist
Barack Obama lied about babies Born Alive vote then smeared Corsi
Babies' Rights and the Definition of Marriage [re: Forum responses by Obama vs. McCain]
Opinion: Doug Kmiec on McCain v. Obama at Saddleback
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Obama's 10 reasons for supporting infanticide
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Obama More Than An Abortion Radical
Obamas Abortion Lies (Obama cover-up on born-alive survivors bill)
Life with Obama: Abortion champion
Knighting the Catholic Vote (K of C urging Catholics to vote pro-life)
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What many citizens today fail to reason through is that the so-called "right to choose," is an invented euphemism of recent decades designed to mask the ugly act of "destroying" the life and liberty of the child in the womb. By that euphemism, an artificial right was bestowed by unelected justices of the Supreme Court of the United States on only one class of citizens (women) to destroy the Creator-endowed, therefore "unalienable" life and liberty of an as-yet-unborn citizen.
This question is the most important one to be considered in the 2008 election of a President.
Consider the logic utilized by those who say they personally oppose taking the life of the child in the womb, but believes in the trite and tired old phrase of "a woman's right to choose."
Why could a 75-year-old daughter not use the same reasoning to apply to a "right to choose" to get rid of an elderly mother whose care is threatening her own health? (And don't say it is not realistic to claim the health risk that many face!)
Or, why should the nation's law not provide that same "right to choose" to both men and women who consider another individual to be a threat to their personal health or wellbeing, an inconvenience to their lifestyle, or merely a burden they cannot take care of?
Clearly, America's laws against the taking of life do not allow for a citizen's "right to choose" murder as an optional way of solving a personal dilemma, no matter how perplexing or burdensome.
Unmask the faulty logic of the fence sitters, and let them articulate what is their real reason for favoring the taking of a life in the womb! Is it not possibly because they do not see children in the womb as beings "endowed by their Creator with the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness"?
Whichever candidate who's most likely to appoint Supreme Court justices who understand this basic principle underlying our liberty and the American Constitution is the only logical choice to lead this nation, in this voter's humble opinion!
Yes, McCain, Brownback, Santorum, Palin, and I am probably missing some.
I think you misread the headline, Biden will make it easier to OPPOSE Obama.
McCain isn't Catholic, is he? If so, where have I been? I didn't know the other 3 were Catholic either, just recently read good things about Palin. Good to know there are some.
John McCain is an Episcopalian. Sarah Palin is Protestant, but I'm not sure what denomination. Bobby Jindal is a Catholic (he converted from Hinduism) and has been touted as a possible running mate, but not as prominently as Palin and Eric Cantor (Cantor is a Jew, but he is extremely well liked in a very conservative district that is largely Evangelical Christian and devout Catholic). Charlie Crist (Methodist) has been mentioned prominently, but many (myself included) hold him partly responsible for Terri Schiavo's murder.
I goofed. I thought you just said and pro-life politicians.
Mitt will not appeal to the conservatives. Don't you remember the mess with Mass. healthcare. It is now a million in the red and the state has capped coverage.
We don't need a socialist for a vice-presidential in the GOP.
PS. If you check further......you will see that Romney flip flops to get elected. LOL!
And I still don't know what to do about McCain's support of ESCR, know I shouldn't be a one-issue voter, know it isn't going to likely matter, but still - it's a pretty big issue. Still one could be fooled by a supposed pro-life candidate who uses it to deceive masses, could be possible, not sayin McCain is doing that, just saying.
Am relieved to hear it would not be an issue.
No doubt Sarah Palin would electrify the ticket. One thing no one mentions with her is that her husband works in the oil fields. Instead of another lawyer spouse we'd actually have a blue collar person. Might be a minus to the yuppie fraction, but the blue collar population is a lot larger so I see it as a big plus.
I would love to have a no-lawyer ticket. Obama, Michelle, and Joe are all lawyers.
Not to worry. I didn't read the article very well myself, see Saltiereli (sp?) is Biden's home bishop and spoken firmly but evidently not to the point of denying communion unlike Sibelius' bishop and Burke. Don't know where Chaput stands on that. Also Biden, if he attends mass regularly, probably attends in Washington, another diocese.
Pretty straightforward that.
LOL. That's funny because Mitt ALREADY appealed to a majority of conservatives. A quick perusal of any of the primary exit polls will confirm that fact for you. And, the last time I looked, the people who support him, like Ann Coulter, Judge Robert Bork, Jim DeMint, Rick Santorum and this guy are all pretty conservative.
Supporting the killing of innocent human life obviously excommunicates one from the church. Such a depraved moral state would automatically render one unworthy to receive communion.
You mean any, or any on McCain's short list?
Sam Brownback, Rick Santorum, and Bobby Jindal are all Catholics and all pro-life.
His health care reform plan was mostly devised by the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank who counts among it's most prominent members, Margaret Thatcher who very recently did a radio ad for them.
I suppose by extension and the parameters you set, Salvation, the members of the Heritage Foundation who largely devised Mitt's health care plan, and Margaret Thatcher are socialists too?
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Pawlenty is the youngest child of his birth family. By the time he was 17 years old, both parents had died. So, he was more-or-less orphaned during his teenage years. His older siblings sort of took him under their wings. This must have been a traumatic time for him.
I would not judge him on his change of religious faith. I would judge him more on being able to overcome such a hard knock so early in life and become a very faithful Christian, husband, and father. His wife, Mary, is an evangelical, and a lawyer. She is a judge now.
**I would love to have a no-lawyer ticket. Obama, Michelle, and Joe are all lawyers.**
I like that idea.
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The big public reveal of the task force's ideas — the largest gathering of media for a report's release I've ever seen — would not have happened either.
That was one of the requests the city attorney made in an email to Mayor Kevin Faulconer and Chargers special counsel Mark Fabiani April 28. After several weeks of haggling for it, the mayor's office agreed to release the email and responses to it.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - December 3, 1987, New Braunfels, Texas Kaleidoscope Thursday December 3 1987 Herald-Zerfunp New Braunfels Texas Page 7Making Things for Christmas Antique Miss making points with today's girls By BETH COTTEN No matter how well I think I know them kids continually come up with real surprises When I made an old fashioned cloth doll for an adult friend who is a col lei'tor it ne\er occurred to me that my Barbie loving latest fad addicted young daughters would cion take note surprise' They fell in lo\e with the Antique Miss doll I will admit I tried nu t>est to make her chaining and sweet \t*out JO inches tall she wear a simple hut beautiful lace trimmed dress amt bloomers Her >am hair twisttsl into soft tmns is adorned with a wreath of tiny dried (lowers star shaped yam eses are her only fat tai features This is an easy and inexpensive pm}*** I If vou re a real *ioll lover with a long Christmas list you Ii enjoy s>n dilation \ svH tat es Dill Collection which imluties the Antique Miss IM is more than a dor en other urn que charming dolls Our plans feature many full sue patterns complete materials lists and illustrated step hy step instru*. ti..is Slits lfV No IJli lls ♦;» « Kit Club Notes Comal County AAM Mothers Club * n.a. * ounty AAM Mother* riot met re* entiv in the spe* tai edtn altun x tcben of the New Braunfels IVD e»lu* at km enter After a salad sup per a brief meeting wa' held to Its* us* the up on . rig < cokie Bane i barlene F ;s* her gave a relict or. supplies and «• I a d v s Battling rte* I t '.br gr 4 • ! p> r* I ? the annual < m>kie Bake lie- 4 * and After ail report** were given the * ut chopped l?t pounds of i*e* an* tor the < • >g ie tak*- for which or lien* w«**» a* i epted fhrvHigh No* Hi Xi Pi Delta Thr N armtmr meeting o' \ V, tiei'a chapter of Beta Sigma I'h. was Biesele s history book reprinted. on sale locally Ktrst published in It*a* Hu*V>lph I. 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IM) Box bx*) Bixby okia 74008 The Antique Miss requires about 2 yards of cream-colored fabric for the tkkdy and dress C ut two 12 inch long pieces for the combined torso and head and four 8 inch arms with mil ten hands For the legs and sixtes first cut four black I shaped pieces for tin1 sixtes Stitch one to the end of each 7 inch long rectagular leg piece stitch the arni' together in pairs leaving a seam line opening for turn mg and stuffing Sandwich the arms bet ween the torso pieces ami stitch th*- torso seam' leaving th** milton; open Turn and stuff the torso and arms Assemble th** legs and stitch into the bottom torso seam The full 'kiried (ires' ha' a idee trimmed yuk** which is open down the bac k for convenience in dressing the doll The front yoke features two small center (Hittons ami a ribbon bow at the nee k Trim the big puffy beeves with late ami gather them at the wrists Trim the dress hem with lace and rib bon Make a pair of bloomers with a gathe-ed waist ami fathered lace trimmed leg edges Attach two small buttons to the outside of each black shoe \ttach a small hook ami eye to the back neck opening of the dress To make the star eyes use six strands of floss For the hair stitch J) tmh long strands of yam to the bead along the center part Pull some to the front ami trim for bangs Braid and coil the remaining yam hair for ming side huns with nbton towsJoy wreath easy, fun to hand craft By BETH COTTEN The spirit of the holidays is something more likely homegrown than store bought Not that shopping isnt fun and not that you can't find wonderful exciting gifts and decora tions in the stores But home-centered home made activities are a great way to savor the1 full flavor of the season Our family gets together for a? least two or three evenings during the early part of the season to make ornaments and decorations It ' alway s entertaining and enjoyable sometimes it s even the high point of the holidays One idea that came out of a family gathering was the Christmas Joy wreath It s easy to make and it is a bright cheery unusual way to greet visitors with a true message of the season The wreath is the word JOA cut from a hard foam hoard about 12 x 15 inches overall padded ami covered with fabrics and trims Syndication Associations detailed plans inc lude full sue patterns a materials list and complete illustrated instructions To really get into the swing of things in time order oui Christmas packet It contains plans for the JOA wreath plus three card holders or naments child size Victorian carolers stockings calico tree nativity scene shepherd and sheep lawn display and a wooden indoor Santa and reindeer display specify No 4240 $19 95 Our catalog in eluding coupons is $2 95 To order spec ify the number and enclose a check or money order to Makm Things for Christmas Dept 781 JO. 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Welcome to the Counselor Education Department at San Jose State University! We provide two excellent programs to choose from to meet your personal and professional goals: MA in Education with a concentration in Counselling and Student Personnel and a PPS Credential in Counselor Education. Our faculty work closely with students to build effective assessment and counseling skills, nurture reflective thinking and inter-cultural awareness, and provide the experiences graduates will need to become dynamic leaders committed to lifelong learning.
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Precedence of the \\ and ; operators and RowBoxes generated by the front end
1. A bug. In a notebook: Print[1]; Print[2]; // Hold >> 1 >> Hold[Print[2];] Apparently // has higher precedence than ;. But, ToExpression["Print[1];Print[2];//Hold"] >> Hold[Print[1]; Print[2];] Thus, at least in InputForm, ; has higher precedence than //. This discrepancy causes Auto Save Package .m files to execute differently from the original .nb file. For example, put the above code into an Auto Save Package. 2. A question. The boxes generated by typing "Print[1]; Print[2]; // Hold" into a notebook are: RowBox[{ RowBox[{"Print", "[", "1", "]"}], ";", RowBox[{ RowBox[{"Print", "[", "2", "]"}], ";", "//", "Hold"}]}] Motivated by this, compare: ToExpression[RowBox[{"Print[1];", RowBox[{"Print[2];//Hold"}]}]] >> 1 >> Hold[Print[2];] ToExpression[RowBox[{"Print[1];Print[2];//Hold"}]] >> Hold[Print[1]; Print[2];] ToExpression[RowBox[{"5 ", RowBox[{"1+1"}]}]] >> 10 ToExpression[RowBox[{"5 1+1"}]] >> 6 Thus, in StandardForm, the positioning of RowBoxes appears to override normal operator precedence. Is this intended behaviour? 1. In light of this, the bug above appears to be that the front end thinks \\ has a higher precedence than ;, but the kernel thinks the opposite.


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TORONTO – The Economic Developers Council of Ontario (EDCO) recognized excellence in economic development initiatives and leaders from Ontario communities earlier this month, and presented three awards to Norfolk County and its partners.
Best Public-Private Partnership
EDCO awarded Best Public-Private Partnership in the Collaboration & Partnership Awards category to Mumford & Sons, Live Nation, Norfolk County Fair & Horse Show, Norfolk County and the Downtown Simcoe BIA for the Gentlemen of the Road Simcoe Stopover on August 23/24, 2013. The music festival was the only Canadian stop on the award-winning band's international tour. Tens of thousands of visitors came to Norfolk County in the days leading up to and after the event to explore the area. The event had an estimated economic impact of $10 million.
Mumford & Sons' management company, contacted in London, England, commented that the accolade is appreciated.
"The Live Nation team is very proud to receive this award with our partners from the Simcoe BIA, Norfolk County and Mumford & Sons. Together we created an event that really celebrated the music, fans and the community," said Riley O'Connor, Chairman, Live Nation Canada.
"I am so very proud to be the Mayor of a municipality of dynamic, hard-working people who share the vision and objective of making Norfolk a shining example of working together for the greater good," said Dennis Travale, Mayor of Norfolk County.
"We are honoured to be recognized for these accomplishments, but they would not have been possible without the team spirit among the hundreds of private-sector partners we work with every day," said Clark Hoskin, Manager of Tourism & Economic Development for Norfolk County.
"Winning this award with our partners from the Simcoe BIA, Norfolk County, Mumford and Sons and Live Nation is a positive reaffirmation of everything we do here at the Norfolk County Fair & Horse Show," said George Araujo, General Manager of the Norfolk County Fair & Horse Show. "Every event we host is a collaboration between amazing people and organizations. The support, dedication, and effort put forth by the organizers, and the people of Norfolk for the Gentlemen of the Road Simcoe Stopover, was outstanding. Together, we created a template of co-operation that will serve our community well into the future, and the Norfolk County Fair and Horse Show will continue to be a progressive partner in that future."
"What a great opportunity for the Downtown Simcoe BIA to partner with the Norfolk County Fair and Horse Show, Norfolk County, Mumford and Sons, and Live Nation," said Larry Dawson, Executive Director of the Downtown Simcoe BIA. "The community came together as one and embraced the opportunity to showcase what we have to offer here in Norfolk. By partnering with one another we learnt to use the strengths of those around the table to meet any challenge which lead to a wonderfully successful event. Thanks to everyone for moving ahead and thinking outside the box."
Advertising Award
Another award went to Norfolk County's Tourism & Economic Development Division and The Simcoe Reformer in the Promotional Awards / Advertising category for the Footsteps of Rock Legends marketing campaign. The tourism office used social media, online mapping and prize draws, in cooperation with tourism marketing partners and The Simcoe Reformer to encourage visitors to explore Norfolk County's musical heritage and to pay tribute to Rick Danko of The Band.
"The Simcoe Reformer was pleased to be part of the Footsteps of Rock Legends contest and congratulates Norfolk County Tourism for offering unique opportunities to explore all Norfolk County has to offer," said Sue Downs, Advertising Manager for The Simcoe Reformer.
Technology and New Media Award
Norfolk County's Tourism & Economic Development Division also earned Best Technology and New Media for the Norfolk County Video Library available at youtube.com/norfolkcounty. The video clips are available to be used by any Norfolk County tourism attraction to help promote the area to visitors. The videos were shot by Rainey Media of Waterford. CBC's Nature of Things was the first outside video producer to take advantage of the library.
"Participating in EDCO's Awards Program holds communities to a higher standard throughout the year," said Jennifer Patterson, EDCO 2013 President. "Allowing communities to learn about winning projects and the ability to compare efforts maintains the need for excellence across the province and throughout all economic development initiatives. Helping communities raise their profile, and investment and tourism opportunities is a big part of what EDCO does."
A complete list of 2014 award recipients can be found on the EDCO website at www.edco.on.ca.
Media Contacts
Clark Hoskin, Manager, Tourism & Economic Development, Norfolk County, (519) 426-5870 ext 1238
Dennis Travale, Manager, Norfolk County, (519) 426 – 5870 ext 1220
George Araujo, General Manager, Norfolk County Fair & Horse Show, (519) 426-7280 ext 225
Larry Dawson, Executive Director, Downtown Simcoe BIA, (519) 426-5150
Sue Downs, Advertising Manager, Simcoe Reformer, (519) 426-3528 ext 118
Background Info:
Gentlemen of the Road website: www.gentlemenoftheroad.com
Footsteps of Mumford & Sons / Footsteps of Rock Legends: http://www.norfolktourism.ca/routes/
Norfolk County Video Library: http://www.youtube.com/norfolkcounty
Link to larger award photo: Photo
Caption: EDCO award to Mumford & Sons, Norfolk County Fair, Live Nation, Downtown Simcoe BIA and Norfolk County for Gentlemen of the Road Simcoe Stopover. Front (left to right): Clark Hoskin, Norfolk County; Karen Matthews, Norfolk County Fair & Horse Show; Jennifer Patterson, Economic Developers' Council of Ontario (EDCO); Tracy Haskett, Norfolk County. Back row: Linda D'Hondt-Crandon, Shelley Darlington, Lorraine DeSerrano and Ted Willey, all of Norfolk County,


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Would it be a huge risk just to learn:
The Role of Women (Incuding Mary Robinson)
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