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Area Police
Hanging out near school leads to drug charges
Dana A. Toppins, 36, of Buffalo was charged on May 2 after reports of suspicious behavior on the grounds of Gowanda Central School.
Following a report of suspicious persons made to the District School Resource Officer and Cattaraugus County Deputies, said SRO and Gowanda Village Police made contact with two individuals on a black Dodge Dakota parked on school property.
The passenger, Toppins, in said vehicle was observed with a suspicious baggie in plain view, as well as a second plastic baggie containing what appeared to be a large quantity of heroin, also in plain view.
Both individuals were taken into custody, and a further search of the vehicle revealed several hypodermic needles, approximately five grams of heroin, and approximately one gram of cocaine, as well as several articles of packaging equipment.
Occupants were transported to Gowanda Police Department, where the driver was interviewed and released pending further investigation. Toppins was charged with third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, and seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance.
It was determined through the course of investigation that all individuals involved were not from the area, and were in the area attending a community education class.
The case was turned over to the Southern Tier Regional Drug Task Force. Toppins was arraigned at the Perrysburg Town Court and remanded to the Cattaraugus County Jail in lieu of $50,000 bail/$100,000 bond.
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office
≤ SHERIDAN — Mario V. Basilio-Antonio, 40, of Dunkirk was charged with unlicensed operator, failure to keep right, driving while intoxicated, and DWI per se on Saturday.
At approximately 3:38 a.m., Deputies observed a vehicle commit a traffic infraction and stopped said vehicle on Newell Road in the town of Sheridan.
After a brief investigation, it was determined that Basilio-Antonio was reportedly operating the vehicle under the influence of alcohol. Basilio-Antonio was charged and issued traffic tickets directing him to appear in Sheridan Town Court at a later date to answer the charges, and released to Customs and Border Patrol.
≤ GERRY– On April 24 at about 4:49 p.m., Deputies were called to the town of Gerry for an altercation between two subjects in a vehicle.
After an investigation, it was found that Brandy L. Doucet, 29, of Jamestown; Alexander D. Benejan, 17, of Dunkirk; Matthew S. Sowers, 40, of Jamestown and another subject were on their way to Dunkirk to sell a quantity of cocaine with three small children in the vehicle.
Doucet, Benejan, and Sowers were charged with endangering the welfare of a child; Benejan was additionally charged with fourth-degree criminal mischief, and Sowers was additionally charged with seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. The fourth subject was also charged with endangering the welfare of a child.
All subjects are scheduled to appear in Gerry Town Court on a later date.

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2014 Sprint Cup Chase Bubble: Who's in and Who's out with 3 Races Left?August 20, 2014
2014 Sprint Cup Chase Bubble: Who's in and Who's out with 3 Races Left?
Win, and you're in.
With three races remaining to qualify for the upcoming Chase for the Sprint Cup, making the expanded 16-driver playoff field couldn't be simpler: You take the checkered flag and you're in the Chase.
So, with that trio of races remaining—Saturday night at Bristol, the following Sunday at Atlanta and then the final pre-Chase event at Richmond—has anyone closed in, or is the bubble still pretty large?
Here's how things look with those three races left, and how I see things shaking out.
In: Ryan Newman
While he's not completely comfortably in the Chase just yet, it would take a complete meltdown or incredibly bad luck in at least two of the three remaining races to knock Ryan Newman out of the playoffs.
Still, anything can happen. Look at the vicious wreck he was involved in two weeks ago at Watkins Glen.
Right now, we predict Newman is in the Chase. Now he just has to hold on to his spot in the standings. While a win would be great and ensure that he makes the Chase, Newman may actually be in more of a defensive role in order to protect where he's at right now.
Out: Kyle Larson
What a difference a week makes. Prior to Michigan, we thought Kyle Larson would be a lock to make the Chase, not to mention win the Sprint Cup Rookie of the Year.
But after having early trouble at Michigan, including his car catching fire, Larson dropped four spots in the standings, from 10th to 14th.
It gets worse: He's now 24 points behind the final driver on the positive side of the Chase bubble ledger, Greg Biffle.
And the other top contender for Rookie of the Year, Austin Dillon, has now passed Larson as well, leading the latter by four points in the standings.
In: Clint Bowyer
While Clint Bowyer is listed as 15th in the 16-driver pre-Chase eligibility grid, we're still not 100 percent convinced he'll make it (and if he does, he'd be the only Michael Waltrip Racing driver to make the Chase, barring Brian Vickers making it via a win in the final three races).
That being said, Bowyer historically does well at Richmond, which has to be the place he clinches his Chase berth. But it would sure be helpful to his cause if he can come out of Bristol and Atlanta with top-10 finishes, for sure.
Out: Kasey Kahne
While Kasey Kahne is only nine points behind Biffle for the 16th and final Chase spot, if another driver who has yet to win this season—including Matt Kenseth, Newman, Bowyer or Biffle—earn a win at Bristol or Atlanta, Kahne's Chase chances are all but done.
He'd be left with a must-win situation at Richmond.
While that would be a difficult scenario, it wouldn't be completely out of the question for Kahne to win at Richmond, where he's visited Victory Lane before.
And if he does win at Richmond, consider the incredible drama of qualifying for the Chase at the last possible minute.
In: Matt Kenseth
Take it to the bank: Kenseth is in the Chase. No ifs, ands or buts.
Even if Kenseth, who led the Sprint Cup Series last season with seven wins, still remains winless in the next three events, he'll make the Chase for sure based on two things: consistency and where he's at in the points (currently fifth).
Once Kenseth starts the Chase, don't be surprised if he starts winning. We think he's good for at least two wins in the Chase, even if he enters the playoffs without any regular-season wins.
Out: Austin Dillon
Right now, Dillon is on the outside of the Chase looking in.
But with being ranked 13th in the overall standings and just 22 points behind the final Chase qualifying spot held by Biffle, heading into this Saturday's race at Bristol, Dillon has a chance—albeit slim—to make the playoffs.
He'd have to have top-10 finishes in each of the next three races to make it—and that might even not be quite enough.
Further, let's just say the stats aren't exactly in Dillon's favor. He's managed just one top-five and three top-10s in the first 23 races.
Those results don't reflect good odds to make the Chase, indeed.
But if he still manages to win a race, that's a whole different story.
In: Greg Biffle
For now, Biffle is in the Chase. But there's no cushion or wiggle room. He's the final driver of the top 16 by either wins or overall points.
That doesn't mean Biffle will stay there. Anything can happen in the final three pre-Chase races, and the Biff could as easily be on the outside looking in when the final 16-driver Chase grid is finalized after Richmond.
For now, he's in. Next week? It could be a whole different scenario.
Out: Marcos Ambrose
It's looking more and more like Marcos Ambrose will not be returning to Richard Petty Motorsports and NASCAR next season.
After all, if Ambrose really wanted to stay with RPM, he should have announced he's reached an agreement to remain with the team by now, don't you think?
Even Carl Edwards finally confirmed earlier this week that he'll be driving for Joe Gibbs Racing next season, per Crash.net. And Edwards is securely in the Chase.
What is Ambrose waiting for? To make the Chase before he stays at RPM?
Or is he simply playing out the string on the final year of his contract with RPM and preparing to move back to his native Australia?
Just sayin'.
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Tykocin is a small town in the East of Poland, founded in the fourteenth century. It is probably best known for two buildigs. The first of them is the Tykocin Castle, which first belonged to a noble family and then to Polish kings.
The castle was heavily damaged in the past, its recoonstruction has begun only ten years ago. But they are really doing a great job! To see it inside you can get a look at this nice panoramic view.
You can almost hear the ladies and the knights walking on this balcony.
The tower is a bit more scary though.
In the center of Tykocin you will find of course the market square.
The white building in the back is the baroque church of the Holy Trinity.
On the right you will see the bridge over the Narew river.
The square is surrounded by nice residential buildings.
And in the middle you will find the monument dedicated to the general Stefan Czarniecki, one of the most prominent military leaders on the seventeenth century. They say it is the second oldest non-sacral monument in Poland.
The second most famous building in Tykocin is the Great Synagogue.
It used to be one of the biggest and oldest synagogues in Poland. Unfortunately, the nazis have largely damaged it during World War II.
Today, it houses the Museum of Jewish Culture.


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The following is by Robert Louis Stevenson, and it is a random thought about the pursuits of life illustrated by an old fable. I love Stevenson's writings, they never fail to interest me.
"There is one fable that touches very near the quick of life: the fable of the monk who passed into the woods, heard a bird break into song, hearkened for a trill or two, and found himself on his return a stranger at his convent gates; for he had been absent fifty years, and of all his comrades there survived but one to recognize him. It is not only in the woods that this enchanter carols, though perhaps he is native there. He sings in the most doleful places. The miser hears him and chuckles, and the days are moments. With no more apparatus than an ill-smelling lantern I have evoked him on the naked links. All life that is not merely mechanical is spun out of two strands: seeking for that bird and hearing him. And it is just this that makes life so hard to value, and the delight of each so incommunicable. And just a knowledge of this, and a remembrance of those fortunate hours in which the bird has sung to us, that fills us with such wonder when we turn the pages of the realist. There, to be sure, we find a picture of life in so far as it consists of mud and of old iron, cheap desires and cheap fears, that which we are ashamed to remember and that which we are careless whether we forget; but of the note of that time-devouring nightingale we hear no news."


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A free program about the aging process, why some people age better than others and factors of aging will be held Monday, March 20, 10:30 a.m., at Meriden Senior Center, 22 W. Main St. Naturopathic physician Ken Kirk, ND, PT, with Southington Care Center, will lead the program.
Hartford HealthCare Senior Services and Hartford HealthCare Center for Healthy Aging are event sponsors. Space is limited and registration is required. To register, call Meriden Senior Center at 203.237.0066.
Hartford HealthCare Center for Healthy Aging, a not for profit member of Hartford HealthCare Senior Services, is a resource and assessment center designed to enhance access to services and information related to attaining optimal quality of life for seniors and their caregivers. For more information, visit cthealthyaging.org.
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ALBANY--In past years, when students at Saint Teresa's Catholic School graduated from the eighth grade, their only options were to attend much larger public high schools or alternative private schools, which may not have shared the same religious affiliation or prioritized small class sizes.
Come August, all of that will change when Saint Teresa's opens its doors to its first high school student body--ninth and 10th grade for the first year, 11th and 12th to follow.
According to Father Ray Levreault, a high school has been on the wish list of the school's accompanying parish Saint Teresa's Church, where he is pastor, for some time.
"Everything had to align, and it did, finally. As we embarked on this journey, the Lord has been providing for us in many wonderful ways and things just seem to be falling into place which is really exciting," Father Levreault said. "The families will continue to have a good, moral value-based Catholic education."
Noting that much of the surrounding area is not affluent – according to the United States Census Bureau website, Albany has a poverty rate of approximately 34 percent – Father Levreault said that many of their current families would not be able to afford other local offerings, some of which charge nearly double the planned annual tuition rate of Saint Teresa's high school.
"The options were not so good and those that would be considered good were also very expensive," Father Levreault said, adding that this combined with the possibility of another local public school closing created a "perfect storm" for Saint Teresa's.
Though the high school is less expensive than its competitors and brand new, students in the upper grades of Saint Teresa will not miss out on the positive experiences characteristic of other high schools.
"You're going to have those experiences of formals and homecomings and sports and afterschool clubs and being able to have your own parking space in the school and things like that," Principal Susie Hatcher said, adding that students are being encouraged to voice their thoughts to help shape their own high school experiences. "Your high school experience is going to be different than it would be if you were to go to public or some of the other private schools in town. But those same things you loved about elementary school here at Saint Teresa's are the same things that you're going to love about Saint Teresa's high school."
Among the school's expected offerings: dual enrollment as part of Georgia's Move On When Ready program, a laptop program as well as a number of athletic teams – Father Levreault also stated that the school recently signed up to be part of the Georgia Independent Christian Athletic Association.
"It's going to be a good experience still because I'm still going to be around this Catholic environment to grow in my faith and also in my education," eighth grader Taylor Sokolowski said. Sokolowski, who also said he looks forward to continuing to play soccer next year, is one of six eighth grade students who will attend Saint Teresa's for high school.
Though the strong foundation provided by Saint Teresa's longevity as a 70-plus-year institution and the support – financial or otherwise – provided by its parish will set the high school apart from its peers, Father Levreault and Principal Hatcher also both praised the school's supportive and diverse environment.
"We provide kids with not just the academics, not just the faith, but the nurturing that they need," Hatcher said, explaining how teachers at Saint Teresa's can "really talk" to their students and pray with them about passing of their pets or their sick grandparents, for example.
Hatcher, whose son will also be a member of the school's first high school class, added, "High school and college age is where we lose the most of our children, our young adults in the Catholic faith. But if they can be in an environment where faith is around them every day, all day…having that experience really will change the future and hopefully continue to build the Catholic faith. To me, there's no greater gift you can give your children than a Catholic education."
Jessica L. Marsala is assistant to the editor at the Southern Cross.


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Rex, age 10, heads off to Greenways, the intermediate school. This means we no longer have a child in elementary school! Jinkies!
Bowen, age 12, heads off to the big kid world of junior high at Westover Park. This will be a nice departure from riding the bus since it is just down the street.
Corbin, age 14, is transitioning from big man on campus to little fish in a big pond as a freshman at Randall High School.
Drake, age 16, is our only kid returning to the same school this year. As a junior with a license he is all kinds of dangerous as he drives to school now! Look out!
Here is to the start of another school year. Good luck, Martin boys!


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While traveling along the great network of tubes that is the internet I came across a wonderfully sick magazine called "FUN". From the cover I knew that this magazine would indeed be fun. The price for said magazine was simply the shipping, how fucking awesome is that?!?!
FUN is a magazine loaded with knowledge that should not be known. It contains the secrets of the underground, the unknown, the strange and the weird. The articles vary from "Interesting", "That's a good point", "Are they fucking with me?", and "The fuck is this shit?" There really is a terrific variety of stories. Also the illustrations that accompany the stories as well as the magazine as a whole, work well to create an atmosphere of insanity. To give you a better idea of what the hell is going in this magazine; here are some of the article titles:
"Roid Rage: The top 10 steroid-induced murders of all time"
"Human Leopard Societies"
"Sieg Hi-De-Heil!"
"Ritual Abuse"
"230,000 Lost Souls"
"FUN Magazine vs Islamo Fascism"
"10 Reasons Why… Falsely accused date-rapists don't deserve your sympathy"
Yeah, it's basically the most interesting thing I've discovered from the small press/self-published world. The first four issues are all sold out and it wouldn't surprise me if this one did soon. A must read for those who crave knowledge of the bizarre.


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I don't like those who carry golf bag with the top side pointing downwards. If you don't know how to use golfbag might as well don't do golf.
Slow golfers with no consideration for others. I have shouted , yell and cursed at a slow golfer before and people use it as a reason to make me look like a fool at the office. Nice try but not good enuf. Next time I will shout louder and more cursing is on the way...he he he.
When the swing is not synchronised with body turn....ballllllll right.
A practise putt that went wrong...
Caddie who walks on when someone is on the tee .
Rita and katrina
Golfers who don't owned up to their losing bets
Playing night golf , ball went dead center in the fairway but went awol...
Meetings at 4 pm.
Typing this , when I should be on the greener pastures.....


text: Check this out! Share your aspirations by creating a prayer flag and submitting it to OMA's Prayer Flag installation on view at the Oceanside Museum of Art October 14 through December 31, 2012. Artists are invited to design a unique flag made of fabric or other materials reflecting their hopes and dreams. Flags, approximately 5" x8", need to arrive at the museum by September 21. See details at the Prayer Flag Project blog.


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One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish... and goldfish too. These 2016 books are looking kind of fishy!
4. 5.
1. Catching a Storyfish by Janice N. Harrington
This story in verse follows Keet who has just moved away from her Alabama home. Now closer to her grandfather she begins to be made fun and then her grandfather gets sick. She now must find her voice through stories.
-due out September 20, 2016
2. Rain Fish by Lois Ehlert
In her classic whimsical collage style Lois Ehlert takes paper, feathers, shells, and more to create fish floating by.
-published April 26, 2016
3. Goldfish by Nat Luurtsema
Lou was a shoo-in to come in first at the Olympic trials, but she loses and her underwater world shatters. What happens when you thought one thing would be your destiny, but then everything turns into a big belly flop?
-published June 7, 2016
4. Silence is Goldfish by Annabel Pitcher
What Tess discovers on her fathers blog makes her go silent. She decides to deal with everything without a voice.
-published May 17, 2016
5. Our Chemical Hearts by Krystal Sutherland
Henry never thought about falling in love, but it all changes when Grace comes into his class. Take a look at yesterday's Galley Group post to see what Brian thought!
-due out September 6, 2016


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A copy of the recovery notice from my email:
Dear Poster Partner:
Lanae Jackson missing from Pittsburgh, PA, has been recovered. Please discontinue dissemination of this poster. Your participation in this program has made a valuable contribution to this recovery.
Please remove and discard any posters on this case that you have placed in public view.
Thank you for your support.
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Politics, Current Affairs, News, Satire, Sports and Entertainment From a Liberal Democratic Perspective
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Good Intentions: The Welfare System and where it went wrong
As a liberal I believe one of government's jobs is to help the people who can't take care of themselves, because one of government's roles is to look after the welfare of its citizens. Not to take care of the people who are physically and mentally able of taking care of themselves or running their lives. But to help them, empower them to be able to take care of themselves. I'm a liberal not a socialist, I don't believe government's job is to take care of people who aren't able to be Self Sufficient. But to help the physically and mentally able people who can take care of themselves. And our Disabled Population can live on Disability Insurance where a lot of them are able to and do work part time. Where our Welfare System has failed is that its assumed that people who are poor and Low Skilled or who are Single Parents. Automatically aren't able to take care of themselves and did nothing to break the Cycle of Poverty. And this happens by people making good decisions in their own lives, not having kids too early and not abandoning their kids. Fathers and mothers but sticking around and raising their own kids fathers and mothers. We have too many fathers abandoning their kids especially in the Low Income Communities and this has been a major contributor to Poverty in America. And their kids are left with their mothers who are Low Skilled and unable to take care of their kids on their own. So they end up on Welfare Insurance or their kids end up in Foster Homes or being adopted because their mothers aren't able to take care of them. So what we have to do as a country is to break the Single Parent Cycle in poverty and to encourage both fathers and mothers to stay and raise their kids. And one way to do this is to reform Welfare Insurance by not just having it for Single Parents. But allow both parents to go on it who don't have the skills to take care of themselves. And allow both parents to get the skills that they need to become Self Sufficient, like education and other Life Skills while receiving Temporary Financial Assistance.
To move people off of Welfare Insurance, their are a couple of ways to do this. One and not a very popular way and a way I would describe as mean. Is simply to kick people off of Welfare Insurance and end the program even if they haven't even broken and rules or laws. Another way which is much more practical and I believe popular is to empower these people to get the skills that they need. In order to get themselves off of poverty and gets to Temporary Financial Assistance, Child Care, Medicaid, Public Housing, Food Stamps probably. But this assistance only helps sustain them while they are collecting Welfare Insurance. To actually move them off of Welfare Insurance so they can become Self Sufficient. Gets to education, empowering them to go back to school and getting their High School Diploma or GED. And then going to Community College, so they can get the skills that they need. In order to get a good enough job that allows them to support themselves and their families so they are Self Sufficient.
The reason why our Public Assistance System has failed so long up until the 1996 Welfare to Work Law, was because it was badly designed. It allowed generations of people to get trapped in the Cycle of Poverty and created a "Culture of Dependency". What we should've been doing instead is creating a Culture of Self Sufficiency where people who are on Welfare Insurance. Are empowered to get themselves off of Public Assistance.
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Jordan Takes Important Steps To Quell it's Water Woes
On July 29th experts and officials will be meeting for a two day convention in Jordan to discuss their growing water crisis. They are trying to finalize water conservation and collection plans that will be put in place to run until 2022. The Jordan Water Strategy includes a series of water projects to meet Jordans' needs and goals to exploit the benefits of surface water, and to bring an end to pumping from underground wells. The 5.86 billion JD water strategy lays out investment plans that call for the implementation of several projects that are trying to provide sufficient and safe drinking water for all Jordanians.
Here at Zalul we take a deep interest in all the water issues in the Middle Eastern region.
If you would like to read more about the water crisis in Jordan visit this article from The Jordan Times .


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Journal entry:
To begin, I have
Nothing to communicate,
No words come to mind
That need my apt expression;
I am without any thought.
Do not, however,
Assume my intelligence
Is sorely lacking
Because imagination
Has left no inspiration.
I can still ramble
With no firm destination
Creating designs
In ebony ink drafted
Across these vacant pages.
My wondering brain
Is never quite exhausted,
But enlightens me
With fancy speculation
That boggles comprehension.
Jo Ann J. A. Jordan
Saturday, May 5, 2012
I am grateful:
1. I am using MasterWriter.
2. The Buick looked good after I washed it.
3. We had Subway for supper.
4. I watched the Kentucky Derby.
5. I was able to encourage a couple to buy a Nikon D5100.
I hope you have enjoyed your Saturday. If you have time devote yourself to doing something creative.
Let me know your thoughts in the comments.
Jo Ann


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On Sunday 28th I did my first ever swimming event, the My Sporting Times Small Fry. Which involved 2 x laps of the 750m course of the Tri 20 Reading lake.
The sun was out and the lake was lovely and warm at just over 21 degrees. The Big Fry swimmers got into the water first and once they were off, then us Small Fry's got in. I wanted to race, but most importantly I wanted to remain relaxed and keep a steady strong swimming stroke.
Which I think I did and it felt better than my previous race swim efforts. I've still got a lot of improvements to make, but it was strokes in the right direction and I ended up coming 13th in 29:45 mins.


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Dr. Gloria McNeal, Dean of the School of Health and Human Services (SHHS) won a coveted "Women Who Mean Business Award" at the 23rd annual Special Awards Reception and Luncheon sponsored by the San Diego Business Journal. The event recognizes dynamic women business leaders and role models who have contributed significantly to San Diego's businesses.
Click the link for the full story: http://schoolofhealthandhumanservicesblog.blogspot.com/2016/11/shhs-dean-wins-at-2016-san-diego-women.html


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'Expanding the Horizon of Electroacoustic Music Analysis'
Edited by Simon Emmerson and Leigh Landy
A new publication, edited by two MTI professors, has just been released via Cambridge University Press. Authors include Raúl Minsburg, John Young, Micheal Young, Ambrose Seddon, Katharine Norman and many more!
Blurb:Innovations in music technology bring with them a new set of challenges for describing and understanding the electroacoustic repertoire. This edited collection presents a state-of-the art overview of analysis methods for electroacoustic music in this rapidly developing field. The first part of the book explains the needs of differing electroacoustic genres and puts forward a template for the analysis of electroacoustic music. Part two discusses the latest ideas in the field and the challenges associated with new technologies. Part three explores how analyses have harnessed the new forces of multimedia and includes an introduction to the new software program EAnalysis, which was created by the editors as the result of an Arts and Humanities Research Council grant. The final part of the book demonstrates these new methods in action, with analyses of key electroacoustic works from a wide range of genres and sources.
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by Joe Wineke
The Democratic Party of Wisconsin has unveiled a new Web site, www.ExtremeMarkGreen.com, to highlight Congressman Mark Green's extreme record.
What you'll find on ExtremeMarkGreen.com:
How Extreme
See Congressman Green's extreme record of turning record surpluses into record deficits, cutting education funding, trying to shut down life-saving stem cell research, giving tax breaks to the big oil and big drug companies, trying to criminalize a woman's right to choose, and voting against the environment.
Illegal Money
Follow Congressman Green's quest to hold on to half a million dollars in illegal PAC money.
Check out the latest on Congressman Green's extreme vision for Wisconsin.
Compare your views with those of Congressman Green and see where you stand.
ExtremeMarkGreen.com sheds light on who really benefits with Congressman Green in office: the Washington special interests.
After a hard look at his record, the evidence is clear: Congressman Green is too extreme for Wisconsin.
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A Short film by Colleen Grace Herlihy, proudly filmed in Dingle. (length 15:27)
On a pilgrimage to Ireland to scatter her recently deceased grandmother's ashes, a young American woman realizes her own life is at a crossroads as she discovers a secret in her grandmother's past.
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Colleen Grace Herlihy is an attorney who divides her time between Dingle, Ireland and Tampa, Florida. She continues to maintain her Chicago ties through such organizations as The Chicago Galway Sister Cities Committee and Concern. She was a production assistant on the Irish documentary series Men of Ventry. She wrote, directed and produced her first short film, Life Is Short. It was filmed in Dingle with a local cast and crew.


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Today is Divine Mercy Sunday and we had a visiting priest preside at Mass at Our Lady or Lourdes. I found much to ponder in his sermon.
The priest first made the point that we can't really talk about mercy without first talking about sin. I loved his definition of sin as lack of love. Sin, he suggested, is choosing not to act in a loving way (or to act in a non-loving way) to others or to God.
He suggested that a common response to our failings is to find some excuse. (As a middle school chaplain, he had some great examples of excuses his students come up with.) The problem is finding excuses and justifications for our sins is that we loser out on mercy. Only when we stand before God without excuse, without justification, acknowledging our sinfulness can we be open to mercy. When we do so stand before God, we discover that God truly is all merciful and will forgive all of our wrongs.
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Since the day we've moved in I've been curious about our neighbor lady. Last week I told her that I want to come and sit with her and learn ZK. She smiled and jabbered away about how I need to learn ZK because she doesn't speak Spanish. I understood very little, but her daughter translated for me.
Today Clay and I sat out on the street, waiting for an opportunity to come to us. It didn't take long and our neighbor lady came out and Clay quickly offered her a chair. She came and sat with us. We learned that her name is Pablina and she is "about 78" years old. (And on the verge of death, as she put it.) She speaks just enough Spanish that we can hold a superficial conversation.
A little while later our neighbor Alicia came out too, carrying her daughter. They sat with us too and before long a small crowd gathered. Everyone is curious, but often too timid to actually talk to us. They taught us a few new words and then we tried to explain some of the differences between life in
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How do you explain that not everyone has a corn field or a bean field?
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Bibliographical Information: Yang, Kao Kalia. The Latehomecomer: A Hmong Family Memoir. Minneapolis: Coffee House, 2008. Print.
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Genre: Non-Fiction
Grade Level: 4-12
Readers who will like this: Readers who like to learn about a new culture or a history that has never been read in textbook.
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Dunder-Mifflin Violates Section 8(a)(1)
I cannot resist mentioning last night's episode of The Office. The warehouse employees tell Michael that they are interested in forming a union to improve their wages and benefits. Michael relays their interest to manager Jan, who gives the following speech to the warehouse employees.
"I am told that there has been some interest in forming a union and that Michael supported it. Obviously, he is not a friend of yours because he didn't tell you the facts; so let me. If there is even a whiff of unionizing in this branch, I can guarantee you that the branch will be shut down like that [snapping her fingers]. They unionized in Pittsfield, and we all know what happened in Pittsfield. It will cost each of you a fortune in legal fees and union dues and that will be nothing compared to the cost of losing your jobs, so I would think long and hard before sacrificing your savings and your future just to send a message."
Jan should have read NLRB v. Gissel Packing Co., 395 U.S. 575 (1969), before delivering that speech. Her guarantee that that the branch would close upon any whiff of unionization does not look like a prediction carefully phrased on the basis of objective fact to convey an employer's belief as to demonstrably probable consequences beyond its control. I can't wait until next week's episode when a cease-and-desist order (with notice posting) puts Dunder-Mifflin back in its place.


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Well, it's finally happened to me this summer. I have slipped into a "funk". I've been in it for a couple of weeks now. I can't seem to get much done, I'm not very motivated to accomplish my "to do" list. I also get upset over small things and worry nearly constantly about things that I cannot control. You know, you've been there.
And isn't it funny how when we slip into these less than ideal moods, old Murphy's Law seems to just follow us around, ready to pounce at any moment. Seriously, bad things seem to happen with much higher frequency when I feel the least like I can handle them. Why can't they happen during the times that I feel so much more capable, upbeat, and prepared? Perhaps it's just my perception and the annoying, bad things do happen when I'm feeling great, I just notice them less because I have a brighter outlook. Where is the little fairy that flies around sprinkling happy dust over me? I think she's been on vacation for a couple of weeks.
So I'll give you a very small sampling of some of the more recent incidents that have made my "funk" even worse. The other day the princess and the young man were playing outside and I was happily harvesting my garden. After awhile I thought it was too hot, so I brought my little chicks into the house to cool off and have some juice. I noticed that the princess had gotten dirty, just a little smudge of mud on her leg. It was tiny, really, nothing to bother too much with. So I licked my finger and rubbed it off. Only, a tiny little bit remained so I licked my finger again and wiped the rest of it off. Suddenly, and with a fair amount of horror, it dawned on me that the princess had at one point picked up the little shovel we keep outside and tried to play with it. Can you guess what we do with that little shovel? I'll give you a hint. Remember that big dog I mentioned in my last post? Ya, we use that shovel as our "pooper scooper". So I gave my finger the old sniff test and yep, it smelled just like dog poo. So, I officially licked dog poo. How disgusting is that. At some point in time this will seem as funny to me as it no doubt does to you, but first I need to finish my deworming treatments with the local veterinarian.
So now on to the second incident. I was happily having a late morning snooze yesterday as the young man played with his legos and the princess had not yet woken up for the day (she sleeps in while young man is a total early bird). I awoke completely confused by the fact that I had been asleep. Well, owing to the fact that I was very befuddled, only half awake, and resting my hand directly under my jaw and chin...I completely twisted my own neck when I went to raise my arms over my head to stretch. Literally, my hand caught under my chin and I twisted my own neck too far in one direction. I heard a sickening sort of wet tearing noise and thought "okay, that can't be good". I felt a sharp pain and stood up to assess the damage. Within about 3 minutes I could not move my neck in any direction. It hurt so badly that I was actually in tears. I cried like a baby as I called husband at work and told him to please hurry home. He took me to the doctor, who prescribed narcotics, heat, and rest before he even examined me, assuming by my story that I couldn't have injured myself that badly. I mean, it's not like I fell down the stairs, he said. After an examination, he was quite surprised that I had managed to actually shift one of those little vertebrae in my neck over to the side. There was a gap where there should have been bone. So he sent me over to the hospital for further testing, and I am taking my pain meds and waiting to hear back on how badly I damaged my own neck.
So I tell ya folks, you best get yourself in a better mood if you're feeling down at all. Cause, old Murphy has no sympathy whatsoever for those of us feeling down. In fact, I think he gets a sick sort of joy from pouncing when we feel we are least able to handle him.
July 31, 2009
A Funk
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Yeah, Murphy loves to take advantage of you in as many ways as possible, preferably at the same time. However, in this situation, spraining your own neck and licking poop off your own finger seem a little less like Murphy and a little more like Ashley. :) Great stories though!ReplyDelete
Oh and here's a small piece of advice--when using a finger to clean an unknown substance, put a DIFFERENT finger in your mouth after the first one is dirty.ReplyDelete
Indeed Joe... definitely advice I was also going to give! ;)ReplyDelete
dang, feel better soon! (and for me, it's not a funk for me to worry about things I can't change, that's just everyday life. I need to work on that...)ReplyDelete
Okay husband and Leslie, you two are not making me feel any better ;).ReplyDelete
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Thursday, September 8, 2011
It's always tough to admit when you need help. I admit that. I live that. I also admit I am in need of help right now. I know that many of you are too. As the school year begins or is coming around into it's mid semester mark the feelings of laziness will begin to surface and what was so new and exciting will soon become a drag in that same ole class. Everyone goes through a slump now and again. The best thing to do during this time is to see yourself already overcoming this obstacle and moving forward. If you need to try something different in order to spice things up, go right ahead! Change your seat a few times to see how a different view feels, bring small snacks to class for you and your neighbors. Come to class early to meet new people (they will really help for study sessions!). Whatever your slump just remember that you're already closer to reaching your goal than you were the day before!
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Today's Challenge 9/1/11
Today is a day that will never come again. What are you going to do about it? As we are preparing for our last summer visits to the beach, the last smell of barbeque and rushing back to the store for more buns or sauces I ask that you take a moment out to yourself. It's almost time for fall (or autumn for you sophisticated folks out there) and that is the season most people begin to do their hardest work. I want you to take this time to map out what type of work you're going to be doing to reach your goals. Make sure the goal is lined up with the path to get there. We may think that doing X,Y,and Z are going to help us get to where we want to go, but in some cases that isn't true. Take all of the millionaires that never graduated from high school for example. People try and lay a path for us to follow but the steps you take create your own path. Which way are you going?
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Have a great 4th of July weekend! xo
- July 2, 2011 at 11:17 AM
- Annette said...
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- Happy Frog and I said...
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- July 2, 2011 at 3:27 PM
- Melissa {TheScarletCardinal} said...
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- July 2, 2011 at 3:35 PM
- Kelly said...
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- July 3, 2011 at 6:29 AM
- rebecca said...
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I think I'll take a cue from you and add some root beer floats to my weekend too!
Have a happy 4th of July!
- July 3, 2011 at 4:46 PM
- Sarah B. said...
Oh yummy!! Your plans sound fun :) We'll be cooking out with friends this afternoon!
- July 4, 2011 at 9:22 AM
- Handmade in Israel said...
Hope you enjoyed the 4th of July. Those cookies are amazing!!! How did you do those patterns?
Thanks for stopping by my blog... blackberries are yummy, aren't they?
- July 4, 2011 at 10:22 PM
- Tara said...
I don't think a person could ask for a better prediction for the future. Hope you enjoyed the 4th of July, Meeling!
- July 5, 2011 at 5:00 AM
- ana said...
oh my those cookies look amazing. hope you had a lovely 4th! :)
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I really liked this when I saw it and I thought of you guys when I saw it.
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I was responsible for ordering and picking-up plaques at the Awards/Trophy store for my professional organization last week. And when I arrived the manager had this sign posted on the wall.....
When I saw this I couldn't stop laughing and I asked the manager if I could take a picture of it.
I think we all have been in situations where our procrastination has caused another to freak out.
This was his way of saying it nicely.
Let me know if you like it.
I love it!
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Before our lives got really busy I wanted to take the kids up to Snowbird. So one Saturday we drove up there and tried it out! We had a blast! It was fun to be together and have a fun day! We rode the slide (it's like the Alpine slide), did the zip line, rode the mechanical bull and walked through October Fest!
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The FFRF has called for atheists, agnostics, rationalists, brights and free thinkers of all sorts to come out of the closet!
"The Freedom From Religion Foundation is launching an online invitation to nonbelievers everywhere to "come out of the closet, to declare and share your nonbelief," by participating in FFRF's innovative online "virtual billboard" campaign.
FFRF, the largest atheist/agnostic association in the United States, debuted an "Out of the Closet" personalized public relations campaign last fall featuring real nonbelievers, their views and their faces on bus signs and billboards. The "Out of the Closet" campaign has visited Madison, Wis., is up now in the Raleigh-Durham Triangle area of North Carolina, and will launch in four new cities soon.
"Although we can't put everyone on a real billboard, every nonbeliever can participate in this unique 'cyberboard' campaign," explains Dan Barker, a former minister and author of Godless. He and Annie Laurie Gaylor direct the 16,500-member Madison, Wis.-based association, which also serves as a state/church watchdog.


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Monday, May 26, 2008
Camping Weekend
Were about to head on another vacation to Utah tomorrow morning, but we just wanted to post some pictures from on our fun Memorial day get away in Helen, GA. We went with the Hills and Thompsons.
Helen is a town in North Georgia that has a Swiss theme. There is a nearby state park with a waterfall, lake, and nice camping areas. We went camping for three days and enjoyed our time with great people and cute kids. We enjoyed getting to know the Thompsons. Hopefully a better recap will be found at the blogs linked to above (or this one) and some more fun pictures from tubing and other events. What FUN!!! Our buns are still numb from tubbing down the Chatahoochee River.
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Friday, May 16, 2008
Ryan and I have recently gotten a little flare of teaching.
First, I was asked to give a presentation on BONES to my dear friend, Christy's kindergarten class. It was so much fun. I brought a skeleton from the office and an adult sized spine. I taught them that there are 206 bones in the body. Christy would try to trick them with, "What was that, 206 hairs on your head?" and "200 STICKS?" We sang "The toe bones connected to the foot bone...." and drew pictures of an Xray of our skeleton (black paper with chalk). Christy had prepared her students for me. They all wrote stories about me and called me Cheyneyous Webberous like Christy did in highschool. I am worried that I had chosen the wrong profession because it was so much fun. I taught for about 30 minutes and had fun with the kids for the rest of the day. I wasn't even the teacher and was exhausted. You have to give a heck of a lot of energy to keep twenty-five 5 year-olds in line.
Second, my friend from church got wind that I liked to give presentations at elementary schools. She asked me to talk to her 4th graders during Career Week about nursing. Forth graders are a lot different from kindergarteners.... so I brought stories of using leeches to keep the circulation going on a little girl who had her fingers cut off. They liked the blood and gore more than the helping people part of nursing.
I was asked speak to the kindergarteners too. I had to take out all the blood and gore. This was an elementary school in Durham, with kids in lower socio-economic class and parents that didn't or couldn't come and share their careers. I was the only person to come. The kids were pretty dang cute and were taught to give great compliments to each other and me. I read "Curious George goes to the hospital", watched them read, and made sure they all had a heart beat reflexes. They preformed CPR on the skeleton.
Third experience: Children are pretty forgiving; adults are not. I was asked to give an hour presentation to nurses and nurse practitioners about Back Pain. It was fun preparing a power point presentation like the good ol' grad school days. Giving the presentation wasn't terrible. I made it through without any boos, hissing or passing out.
I started getting that teaching bug and applied for a teaching position for an extra part-time job. I got the job but wasn't able to work it out with my current job. Maybe something will work out in the future.
Even Ryan has had some recent teaching opportunities. He is a much better teacher than I. He was asked to give a presentation on Depression and Mental Health to LDS women in Durham (enrichment night). He sat down in a chair and ran the lecture like a group therapy session. He is a true social worker. Everyone loved it and we learned a lot.
I am from a family of teachers and should be more aware of all the effort that goes into it. Cheers to all the teachers.
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Tuesday, May 6, 2008
North Carolina Primary
Today was North Carolina's day in the sun as far as the primaries go. Cheyn voted early on Saturday (The last day of early voting). She stood in line for two and a half hours. What a great American. I hit the voting precinct at 6:30 this morning and was back home within 15 minutes. Cheyn was pretty angry about that.
I had some spare time till I had to go into work so I watched this Lee Greenwood video and got all pumped. The video is worth a second look if you haven't watched it for a while. The family dinner and the tractor scenes make this video.
Who knows if today will determine much as far as the race goes. I'm pretty confident Obama will take North Carolina. One thing nice to know is whoever wins we have a stable government with a relatively fair process. America truly is a great country. Hurray for Democracy.
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It doesn't matter who my father was; it matters who I remember he was.
-- Anne Sexton
No long speeches. Just a thank you to my dad and my husband and his fathers for all of the hands you held, lives you guided, and the quiet love you give - each and every day.
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Every Figure Competitor is unique.
There are so many variables which effect your competitive appearance. Hormones, training, nutrition and posing form are just a few.
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36th Annual Wine Country Harvest Festival
WineFest 2017
From its modest beginnings in 1981 as a small street fair to the exciting regional event it is today, the Wine Country Harvest Festival - affectionately known as WineFest - has continued to improve with age, just like fine wine. WineFest encompasses two parks: Gibson Park, one of the original downtown festival venues, and Gravel Pit Park, the largest festival site.
Attendees have the opportunity to sample 100 different wines, enjoy the sounds of dozens of entertainers, try their luck at grape stomping, and meander through hundreds of exhibitor tents. Part street fair, part arts and crafts festival, part music festival, part harvest festival, today's WineFest hosts an average of 20,000 visitors from Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Ontario, and beyond who come to sample the best wines from the region and experience a weekend celebration of music, art and the fruits of the vine!
Schedule of events and more information available at http://nechamber.org/pages/AboutWineFest
$5 pre-sale, $7 at the gate
Valid Friday or Saturday or Sunday
A general admission ticket is only needed for Gravel Pit Park.
Children under 10 are free.
$20 pre-sale, $25 at the gate
Valid Friday or Saturday or Sunday
Includes admission, wine sampling and a commemorative wine glass while supplies last.
$50 pre-sale only
Valid Friday, Saturday AND Sunday.
Includes admission, wine sampling and a commemorative wine glass while supplies last.
Friday, September 23rd 4 pm - 9 pm
Saturday, September 24th 11 am - 9 pm
Sunday, September 25th 12 pm - 5 pm
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36th Annual Wine Country Harvest FestivalFriday, September 22, 2017 4:00 PM to Sunday, September 24, 2017 6:00 PM
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These sculptural but functional vases, by Hawaii's born and raised Ryan Takaba, are sure to get noticed! They have great texture, shape and color, as well as being easy to use! Take out the water vessel, add some water in it, put it back in and add your stem!
For now only US shipping is listed, but perhaps it'll change one day! :)


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This week in High School Ministry…
Thursday – December 1 // Youth Group // Meet us on the dock at 7pm this Thursday. We will be eating pizza, then driving over to Candy Cane Lane in PG (a neighborhood COVERED in Christmas lights) to walk around and look at the lights together. Make sure you dress warm!
Sunday – December 4 // High School Gathering // The High School Ministry will meet at 11:30 in the Pacific Room (our new youth room!). This week we are talking about "My First Christmas" where we will be looking at the FIRST Christmas through the perspective of the wise men.
Winter Calendar // Make sure to grab a hard copy of our winter calendar next time you are on campus, but here is a digital copy for you! (click to enlarge/print)
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Hello all you pretty pretty things. I've LUSTED for the crystal see-through pants from Acne since I first saw them. I stood in the store holding them last week. The presence of change, and nothing but change, in my wallet made me leave them. Other than that, I'm gonna start putting up more of my wish-list.
These Acne items are on it
X Marvelous chunky Sweater/Acne
X Fusion suede booties/Acne
X Contact stoned crystal trousers/Acne
Uh-oh. All Acne. Other than that I am craving
X black transparent skirt/pants
X something flowery
X skirt-shorts
X striped or USA-printed denim shorts (yessssss)
My crew and I just booked tickets to Greece. Leaving in a week. Opa! Have no money. Will roam secondhandstores this week for cool stuff to wear while I'm there.
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Swam with broken arms....
Loved time with mommy...
learned to dive....
learned to dive....
and actually acted like they loved each other!
End of summer break is a little bitter sweet. Oh how I have loved my first summer off with the kids. We have had lots of time together. I loved teaching swimming lessons, and we had a great vacation and a couple of quick trips here and there. I've repainted my living room, foyer, hall, and master bathroom, and gave the kids bathroom a redo too.
We've experienced a broken arm and a dog bite, both still healing. We've dealt with the death our our dog Diesel who the kids absolutely loved. We've had a rough summer, but overall it was great. I wouldn't trade anything for the time that I have had this summer to spend time with my children.
Today Bailey got stung by a wasp on his cheek, which he is allergic to and normally has to have an epipen injection if it is close to his throat but we are watching it. He normally still has to have a shot just because the swelling never seems to go down. He is out on the coach right now from the benedryl. Our fun never ends.
Back to school means back to routines. Back to getting up early, dropping Brie off at the sitter, (which is now a new sitter except on Fridays due to preschool bus not picking up at the old one anymore) and getting to BHS for me to teach, and kids to catch the bus over to BES. I am looking forward to seeing what another year of teaching brings. I am excited about the new classes I will be teaching and the new kids that will walk through my door.
I watched an episode of Oparah the other day that I had tivo'd while I was in California. It was the episode where the assistant pricipal who was a mother of two, forgot her 2 year old in her car while she went back to school for the first day back after summer break. It was a sad and touching story. Just like she said, we all think "what mother could do that!" but just like she said, we as mothers are so busy that we fall into our routines and sometimes when the routine gets changed we get off track. Her routine for the morning had been changed, the child was asleep when she put her in, and she just forgot her. I sure pray that even though I am a super busy mom, that I take the time to think and never let anything like this happen to my children. It was a touching story to remind us moms to slow down..... enjoy life..... don't make your life so busy.That is my goal
Currently we are looking for a new church home. I have attended Smyrna for the 30 years of mylife. We are now looking for a church with more children my kids age and a great childrens department. We visited Holly Grove last week, Covington Assembly of God today, and will visit Central Baptist next week. Changing churches is not easy. I know that people are glad to have you there, but it's sort of like walking into a new job. Some people have been there for so long and you are not the normal person who is always there. I hate being that "new" person. But.. I know God will lead my family to the right church home. Change is never easy.
Something funny that happened just moments ago. This is to file in the kids say the cutest things:
(I'm cooking Spaggetti for supper)
Brie: "Mommy! I want some of that smell good, I'm hungry!"
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On 2 February 2010 the World Jewish Congress ran an article with the headline "Documents suggest Pope Pius XII more concerned about Soviets than Nazis" (http://www.worldjewishcongress.org/en/main/showNews/id/8862). The substance of the article follows:
Two Italian researchers have found previously unknown correspondence about a meeting held in November 1944 between Pope Pius XII and the British ambassador to the Holy See, Francis D'Arcy Osborne. According to the papers, kept in the British National Archives in London, Osborne told the Catholic pontiff that the British government wanted him to issue a public appeal on behalf of the 400,000 Hungarian Jews who were being deported to the Nazi death camps at the time. However, Pius said that he was under pressure to condemn alleged abuses perpetrated by the Soviets against Catholic civilians in Poland and in the Baltic countries. Osborne reportedly told the pope that he had seen no evidence that the Russians had committed any such atrocities, and that even if they had, they could not be compared to the mass murder of Jews by the Nazis.
I wrote to the National Archives in Kew, London on the following day and asked for copies of the files.
On 6 February James Cronan, Diplomatic and Colonial Records Specialist, Advice and Records Knowledge replied with this response:
It is unfortunate that the Italian researchers do not cite any document references for this correspondence and none of the newspapers covering this story have seen fit to do so.
Material that has been available for some time is usually to be founded indexed in the printed 'Indexes to the Correspondence of the Foreign Office', the ones for 1944 were published by Kraus Thompson in 1972. The volumes are organised alphabetically by subject and person and I have looked at this on your behalf and searched under various headings including Italy, Rome, Vatican, Osborne Sir Francis d'Arcy and Pope Pius XII. None of the descriptions in the indexes to correspondence match up with what you are looking for.
Equally, there does not appear to be anything in either the New Years openings of documents accessioned by The National Archives or the monthly releases of documents that were formerly closed and have recently been released.
Under these circumstances, your best bet might first be to get into contact with the journalist concerned.
I have sent an email to the World Jewish Congress and am waiting for a response.
The point of this rather long comment lies in news from the UK Telegraph online edition today: Nazis planned to infiltrate Vatican with spies dressed as monks (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/germany/7441937/Nazis-planned-to-infiltrate-Vatican-with-spies-dressed-as-monks.html). This arresting headline led into a rather cloak and dagger story by Nick Pisa, Telegraph journalist in Rome. Unfortunately, after a search through the National Archives website (http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/) I could not find any reference remotely close to the news broken by Mr Pisa. I have written to the Archives and await their response.
What does all this have to do with the historic study of Pius XII? In short - a lot. Much of the public record of the Pope before and during the war was to be found in the newspapers of the day. The Times (London), The New York Times, not known for its pro-Catholic sentiments, The Sydney Morning Herald and hundreds of regional and local papers gave column space to what the Pope said. And as the war drew closer, and once it had begun, the gave him more.
However, what we read in the press coverage is what the editors wanted their readers to read. That is not to say that editors changed or falsified what the Pope said - I don't believe they did, with the exception of the Axis media - but emphasis was placed on particular points such as mention of refugees, civilian casualties and persecuted people. And here is the rub. Pius XII never mentioned Jews by name in any public broadcast or news release throughout the war. Even before the war, the word "Jew" rarely appeared. Does this "absence of evidence" point to "evidence of absence"; the answer is "no". What is does point to is the need to put comments into their context. What the editors did not have access to were the discussions within the Vatican over what to say, how to say "it" or even if it was wise to say "it".
In the Acts and Documents of the Holy See in Relation to the Second World War (ADSS, 1965-1981) we have traces of the highly charged atmosphere inside the Vatican during the second half of 1942 when the Brazilian ambassador began an appeal to Pius to make a clear and unambiguous statement condemning the murder of European Jews. It makes for very interesting reading. The Pope received dozens of appeals from the interned diplomats along with reports from outside Occupied Europe of a statement to be made by the United Nations. His Christmas Address of 1942 was the end result of a long, and I suspect, tortured process, that was published across the English speaking world. The Vatican Secret Archives may well reveal more details of the processes involved, but I suspect we, unlike the editors of the day, have most of the details.
I remain rather sceptical of news describing new material, but without details of how this material can be accessed. Newspapers commenting on Pius XII during the war must be read carefully. They are valuable resources, but they are not the only piece of evidence and need corroborative material to ascertain veracity.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Taking care with the Press on Pius
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BHS Top Puppy
A platform to showcase the great work that both our students and staff do in our community we call Bedford High School. All nominations are made by the staff.
Monday, April 7, 2014
Top Puppy - April 7, 2014
This week's Top Puppy is a young lady, who is making in-roads as an entrepreneur in the dance/fashion world. Katelyn Luck started her own company on March 18th in connection with an Irish Step foot product. As an owner of the company, she is launching her product in connection with a large fashion company in Vermont this week. Katelyn will then be focusing her revolutionary new product at the Nationals Irish Dance Championships in Montreal in July!
For a 16 year old Bulldog, to have the insight, bravery, and conviction to bring a product into the business world is truly amazing and we wish Katelyn the best of luck with her new venture!
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The Manchurian is a darling of the Left, as we know. But his fascist policies have awoken a few Liberals to the reality that he is a big-government statist and not necessarily the crusader for the little man that he pretends to be.
Occasionally a Liberal voice savages Obama in far more extreme terms than those on the right normally employ.
In an article entitled "Obama: a Disaster for Civil Liberties", Jonathan Turley wrote some truly audacious commentary. His penultimate line is breathtaking:
In time, the election of Barack Obama may stand as one of the single most devastating events in our history for civil liberties.
Did he just say that?
But his prose leading up to this conclusion was also full of some power shots. Here is a sampling, with sasoc emphasis on some favorite phraseology:
On Obama's failure of leadership:
One man is primarily responsible for the disappearance of civil liberties from the national debate, and he is Barack Obama. While many are reluctant to admit it, Obama has proved a disaster not just for specific civil liberties but the civil liberties cause in the United States.
On the undeserving nature of Obama's "nobel peace prize":
…only a few days after he took office, the Nobel committee awarded him the Nobel Peace Prize without his having a single accomplishment to his credit beyond being elected.
On the foolishness of Obama supporters who still remain enraptured:
Many Democrats were, and remain, enraptured. It's almost a classic case of the Stockholm syndrome, in which a hostage bonds with his captor despite the obvious threat to his existence.
On the need for another Democrat (Hillary?) to challenge Obama for the nomination:
However, realism alone cannot explain the utter absence of a push for an alternative Democratic candidate or organized opposition to Obama's policies on civil liberties in Congress during his term. It looks more like a cult of personality.
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Here is the purse I made yesterday. Whew! I really like it. It turned out great. Hope someone buys it.
Thursday, January 1, 2009
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- Sharon's Cottage Quilts said...
Joni, this purse is Fabulous! I love the design,and the fabric! Just a perfect job!! You're good friend!!!
- January 2, 2009 at 8:42 AM
- Lucy said...
Gorgeous purse--I love the deep purple and brown combination!
...about your question, no I don't have any relatives in Nebraska, do I have a twin out there or something?
Happy New Year to you!
- January 3, 2009 at 3:32 PM
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Based on recent studies, these are the most common reasons that explain why majority of inexperienced forex traders fail:
1. Unlikely Forex Trading Profit Expectations
A lot of novice traders read about how easy it is to make money trading forex and they just take the plunge and lose enormous amount of their hard earned money before they even know what hit them.
Forex trading is not a get rich quick scheme. It requires hard work and research to be successful. And even then, you cannot expect every trade to be a winner. Even the best and professional traders also lose on tradunf forex. The key therefore, is knowing when to cut your losses and focus on the winning trading systems.
2. Failure to Acquire Sufficient Knowledge in Forex Trading
Forex trading is easy to learn, but difficult to master. Experienced traders make it seem so easy, but predicting currency prices is a complex endeavor. And as a small investor you are at a disadvantage. Large financial institutions have resources that you don't. They may have an entire staff analyzing the most recent economic indicators while you just have yourself. You must be prepared to spend some solid time learning before you can expect to win big profits.
3. They Became an Addictive Gambler Instead of a Smart Forex Trading Investor
The forex market can be very addictive as well as exciting because it involves lot of money. Hence, a novice investor may tend to trade based purely on luck, just like a gambler does. I've seen people do this and they usually pick a few winners and make some short-term profits, but in the end they just get slaughtered.
On the other hand, a smart forex investor do a research and study the market before picking a currency pair and soon became a winner by earning a handsome profit.
4. Short of Focus
Depending on which broker you use, there are possible dozens of currencies you can trade. But on the onset especially when you are just starting out, think small. Pick a few of the most popular currencies, such as the US Dollar, the Japanese Yen, and the Euro, and concentrate completely on these major currencies.
The more currencies you trade, the more data you will have to analyze in order to spot trends. It is much better to know a few currencies really very well than to know just a little about each currency pair.
5. No Reliable Forex Trading System
But definitely the most important thing a novice trader to do is to choose a system that is easy to understand and easy to use. There are literally hundreds, if not thousands, of different trading systems available. Some you will have to pay for, but many are free. Choose a system that is right for you based on your capital, your goals, and your personality.
Without a reliable forexx trading system, you might as well be throwing your hard earned money in the dark.
6. Failure to Follow and Stick to a Proven Winning Forex Trading System
Having a forex trading system is not adequate. As a trader, you have to follow it through good times and bad times. Though it's easier said than done, its easy to get greedy and go for the big score or get nervous and get out too soon. You must follow your system to determine both entry and exit points.
Do not ignore these or you risk of missing out on a big upswing or being stuck in a trade as it goes sour. Being a smart investor in the forex trading venture, you should know that knowing when to get out of a trade is even more important than knowing when to get in.
Everything begins with the right education. And learning to trade in forex market is no different. You need to get an excellent Forex trading education, so you turn into a successful Forex trader. Without the right Forex trading education and forex training, you will just be throwing your money away in the Forex trading market.
So, if you are someone entering into the forex market with the intention to make money in forex trading, then look for a mentor or a trading course that will teach you how to trade profitably.Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Sammy_Quino