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Plainville School Readiness Council Awards Scholarships
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State's Dental Community Provides More Than $190,000 In Dental Services To 627 Children
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Clinton To Host Historic Films
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Farmington Boy Wins Photo Contest
Joan Winter, Connecticut Audubon Society | Farmington
Decoding Electricity Deregulation
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Rocky Hill Taekwondo Students Win Two Gold and Two Silver Medals At Junior Olympics
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Perform duties in keeping private home clean and in good condition.
What does a Caretaker do?
Performs any combination of following duties in keeping private home clean and in good condition: Cleans and dusts furnishings, hallways, and lavatories. Beats and vacuums rugs and scrubs them with cleaning solutions. Washes windows and waxes and polishes floors. Removes and hangs draperies. Cleans and oils furnace. Shovels coal into furnace and removes ashes. Replaces light switches and repairs broken screens, latches, or doors. Paints exterior structures, such as fences, garages, and sheds. May drive family car. May mow and rake lawn. May groom and exercise pets. When duties are confined to upkeep of house, may be designated House Worker.
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The New York Times recently published a column about Charleston mayor Joe Riley. While reading it, I could not help but compare Charleston and Columbia. During Mayor Riley's tenure, Charleston flourished, while Columbia languished. The piece highlights a governance philosophy that partially explains the disparity.
According to Mayor Riley, citizens want concrete results from their government instead of lofty words. While not a groundbreaking concept, it is one Columbia's leaders have continually failed to grasp.
How many times have we heard lofty words like "vision" and "destiny" used to describe a new project certain to be a "game-changer" for our city? Regrettably, the results rarely match the rhetoric. Look no further than the failed Central Correctional Institution development as an example.
Too often our leaders have opted for grandeur while forsaking the basic functions of government. Are we safe? Are our taxes reasonable? Are our services sufficient to meet our daily needs? Until the citizens of Columbia can consistently answer yes to these questions, any discussion about "next-level," "game-changing" projects is unwarranted. By focusing on core services, Columbia may actually produce the concrete results citizens want and need from their government.
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I'm considering buying a MAC Mini Server; I have a MAC G5 PPC, will the Mini be able to connect with the PPC. My iTunes Library is nearly 1 TB in size, too big to transfer to the Mini it's on a 2TB Seagate Internal HD in the G5 PPC.
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As the Bush White House juggles two political grenades–the Wilson leak and the MIA WMDs–there are two questions: can Bush and his gang prevent detonations, and can the Democrats make it difficult for Bush to defuse these controversies and escape without offering full explanations?
Within the political-media community of Washington, a consensus is emerging: the Wilson leak story has lost steam. That's to be expected. The burst of attention that occurred several weeks ago followed the surprising disclosure that the CIA had asked the Justice Department to investigate the leak in a July 14 Robert Novak column that identified the wife of Ambassador Joseph Wilson as a CIA operative working in the field of weapons counterproliferation. Wilson had criticized the Bush administration's Iraq policy–particularly its use of the allegation that Iraq had been uranium shopping in Iraq–and the leak, attributed by Novak to two "senior administration officials," appeared to have been meant to punish or discredit Wilson. It may have violated a federal law against naming covert government officers.
Once the initial shock passed–the CIA and the White House in a catfight!–the story shifted to a process matter: the conduct of the investigation. A dozen or so FBI agents are gumshoeing away, examining documents, holding interviews. This is not the traditional stuff of front-page headlines. The investigation has become a part of the routine agenda of Washington. As such, it is no longer fodder for the talking-head echo chamber of the cable news networks. And the White House has done a good job of turning down the volume. There have been no articles about Bush aides hiring lawyers. (I've asked around and so far have only heard that Novak has retained an attorney.) And there have been no stories about worry or paranoia at the White House.
Several Washington reporters to whom I have spoken recently have asked, what can the Democrats do to keep the Wilson leak story alive? This sort of question–common in the capital–is a reflection of the structural bias of the press corps. It is easy for reporters to cover an issue if the Ds and the Rs are tussling over it. But if there is no conflict or no holy-shit new developments, reporters move on. So the responsibility for keeping a story oxygenated often falls to the political opposition, not the media.
The Democrats are trying in the Wilson affair. Senator Chuck Schumer has been criticizing the Justice Department investigation–particularly the investigators' decisions to grant the White House a 12-hour delay before White House officials had to turn over requested documents. And on October 24, other Democratic senators held a faux hearing in a room in the Capitol. At this event, Senator Tom Daschle, the minority leader, and several of his Democratic colleagues questioned three former CIA officials about the Wilson business. It was a panel discussion set up to look like a hearing. "Testifying" before the senators were Vincent Cannistraro, a onetime senior official at the CIA Counterterrorism Center, Larry Johnson, a former CIA analyst who went through training with Valerie Wilson (nee Plame), and James Marcinkowski, a former CIA clandestine officer.


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The dream of almost every football player is to one day play in an NFL Stadium. For the Charleston Blazing Hawks semi-professional football team, living that dream is two victories away.
If the Hawks can win two playoff games, beginning with a road contest in Millen, Ga., Saturday, they will compete for the World Minor League Football championship on Nov. 24 at AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys. The game is part of Kickoff for a Cause, a daylong series of football matchups.
First, though, the Hawks must win Saturday's 4 p.m. contest against the East Georgia Rebels, a team that previously beat the Hawks, 24-17. Charleston coach Michael Mack said the team is 8-2 overall with two of those victories coming in the playoffs.
The Charleston Hawks program was begun in the late 1970s by Clay Hampton, who is still associated with the team.
"It was his vision, his idea. We're just carrying the ball on," said team vice president Tony Lewis. "We have a great group of guys with pretty good camaraderie. They're from different areas of the Lowcountry."
Lewis said the group is talented, plays for love of the game and hopes they get an opportunity to catch someone's eye and advance to a higher level. Some have been to NFL tryout camps or played in the Arena Football League, Lewis said.
Mack said the Hawks began practicing in July. They practice two days a week at North Charleston High School or Danny Jones Recreation Complex. Home games are played on Saturdays at 7 p.m. at North Charleston High School.
"We have approximately 40 guys who come from a 50- to 60-mile radius," Mack said. "We don't get the full 40 (for practices) because of work schedules but we get a good turnout of 25 or 26 every practice."
There's a lot of talent, Mack said. Linebacker Mike Hill played at Hanahan High School and Newberry College, and then spent time in the Arena Football League. In the team's last playoff game, he made 15 tackles, had four assists, recovered two fumbles and had an interception.
The offense is built around quarterback Tramar Williams of Georgetown, who played for Florida A&M, and receiver Tre Young, a former Burke star who played for S.C. State. The other offensive weapon is former West Ashley High School running back Robert Wright.
"We like to run and gun," Mack said. "We have been successful with that. Our philosophy is to keep things simple and execute. We have a dynamic group of players."


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Instead of cooking elaborate meals and coming up with new recipes, I'm in the throws of 20 DIY projects for the babe's room. I think my husband is hoping for an early arrival just to put an end to all the craft projects. As of last night, I decided I need a gold pillow to complete the room. Maybe something like this?
My sweet tooth is still alive and well, so between craft projects and designing websites, dessert-making is a must.
A couple weeks ago, Trader Joe's delivered the dessert of all desserts—Banana Pudding (sans pudding!). I picked up a sample, like I always do. And enjoyed it, like I always do, paying no attention to how it was prepared. It was late. Closing time. And Kev picked up the coveted last sample—a heaping portion to clean out the bowl. A woman, one too many steps behind, approached the counter asking for another sample. The bowl had just been cleaned and plated. They were fresh out for the evening. She was not happy. I carried on, paying no attention. Unbeknownst to me, she didn't, and proceeded to follow my husband around the store. Awkward.
Still unaware of what was going on, I saw a container of vanilla wafers near the checkout counter. Shouting from a couple aisles over, I told Kev we should pick some up. I had been meaning to make a batch of banana pudding, reminiscent of Magnolia's, all summer. He quickly agreed, more so than usual, and darted to checkout. A woman from behind me started talking about the banana pudding. I confirmed that it was delightful, and she proceeded to tell me, with a tinge of resentment, how she didn't get to try it although she had been eyeing the counter all evening. But she got the recipe—wafers, bananas, and vanilla yogurt. "Is that it?!" I asked unknowlingly. "Gosh, I'll have to try it."
"Me too," she said. "Me, too."
On the way home I learned how the whole shopping experience really went down. Awkward aside, I got the recipe (if you can even call it that). I've always thought banana pudding was all about the pudding. But after trying it the cheater way, I think it's more about the banana and those mushy vanilla wafers. I'm also slowly stocking my recipe repertoire with simple ones that don't comprise flavor or my anal purist ways. Deep down inside, I wish I had made the wafers and the yogurt. But that's for another day. Or another year for that matter.
- about 8 Trader Joe's Vanilla Wafers
- a couple spoonfuls of good quality vanilla yogurt
- 1/2 banana, yellow but not too ripe
- In a small ramekin or glass dish, layer 3 wafers, a hefty dollop of yogurt, and 5 banana slices.
- Repeat.
- Lightly cover bananas with more vanilla yogurt. Top with 2 crushed wafers.
- Refrigerate for about 5 hours. Serve chilled.
• If you're looking to jazz up the recipe a little, fold freshly whipped cream into the yogurt. It'll lighten the texture and add an extra tinge of flavor.


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"Allah Abho, Buddha Namo, Peace be with you, Namaskar, Hare Krishna, Jai Swami Narayan, As-Salaam-o-Alaikum, Jai Jinendra, Shalom – Alechum, Sat Sriakaal and Hamazor Hama Ashobed!"
Religious Studies challenges and inspire pupil's beliefs and values.
Religious Studies is one of the most important aspects within a pupil's intellectual development and in particular their moral development, not only as an academic being but as a human being within a complex and diverse society.
Religious Studies will develop a pupil's core values; equality, caring, tolerance and respect, supported by a good school ethos that has been established and the support of the community. It also builds the pupil from the inside out, developing an inner spiritual trust so as they can feel confident in their opinions and standards. A spiritual interest in a pupil's life will help them to identify an understanding of self and morals by which they can live by in harmony with society.
Muhammad Ali states the beauty and benefit of religion in his life; 'Islam has taught me to living a clean life physically, mentally, and spiritually elevates a persons mind, enabling him to see the world in a new light…fame wealth, and material things are empty and meaningless without a developed spirituality'.


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An open secret for teachers is that they can approach publishers of ELT (English language teaching) books and ask for a free copy.
You just Email them and tell them that you are thinking of adopting a certain text for your classes.
The publisher will send you a free copy in the hopes that you choose that text for your classes.
*Of course you shouldn`t abuse this. Or publishers will stop this option.
Publishers have enough of a problem trying to make a profit after all the time it takes to develop a good textbook.
by Kevin Burns
Alistair Graham-Marr and other textbook writers have produced some
great books for teaching Japanese students. Abax has won many awards including some very prestigious ones.
Alistair Graham-Marr is a friend and I have a lot of respect for him. We worked together for some years at Tokai University.
We sometimes meet up for a beer and a chat. So it pains me to have to write this:
I had the displeasure of using "Communication Spotlight," by
Alistair Graham-Marr in university speaking classes. I think there are better choices out there for listening and speaking classes.
The chapters of this three level series lack substance. Teachers frequently complain of a lack of material to get students talking, (which the book is designed to do.)
Students frequently sit dumbfounded not knowing how to do the task. This makes life difficult for teachers in a class of 30 students.
While some teachers like the strategies used in the units, strategies designed to help students negotiate the English language, other teachers feel it would have been better to introduce these strategies in advanced texts.
Graham Marr believes in the usefulness of survival English:
"Pardon me?" "Could you repeat that please."
While I do too, I think getting the students to speak should be the prime goal. That kind of survival English can wait for later I feel, if the students I teach cannot yet speak well.
I would have preferred more conversation based activities such as question and answer examples for how to ask and answer about:
- one`s family
- how to talk to a new friend
ie) Where are you from?
What are your hobbies? etc. How many people are there in your family? - questions like these.
There are many dictation activities in the three level books that the students seem to enjoy doing. The listening activities are difficult for my students as they are at native speed, even in the lowest level book.
Marr`s thinking on this seems to be that if they can learn to understand English at native speed, they can do anything.
It is a thought. However, I worry that it demotivates some of my students. It may get them thinking: I will never learn this crazy language.
I supplement the books a lot with speaking activities I get from other books ie) Communicate 1 and 2 Teacher`s books, Talk your Head Off, and my own materials.
Talk your Head Off works for the first 6 units or so, and then gets too difficult for most of my university students. At my English school however, it works well with adults.
Abax is staffed by knowledable teachers that know Japanese students. I recommend checking out their other textbooks. Indeed I recommend checking out Graham-Marr`s other books which are much better.
They say that every film director is destined to produce a dud.
This is Alistair`s. However,
Abax produces some great books.
Some of the best books I have used for teaching English to junior high to adults, are by EFL Press.
"Talk a Lot: Starter Book," and "Talk a Lot 1,"
and Level 2 all have great activities for getting
beginners and false beginners speaking English.
Talk a Lot 2 is more suitable for elementary or pre-intermediate level adults.
Sometimes a more structured approach to teaching your
classes is the order of the day.
For this I recommend a series by Macmillan.
Two of the best ESL book resources we have found for teaching
children have been the textbook series "Finding Out,"
by David Paul, the owner of David English House,
and "English Land," by Mari Nakamura
and M.H. Newton (Longman Asia ELT).
Both textbook series have been extensively tested
in Japan and the writers obviously understand Japanese students well.
Mari Nakamura gives teacher training sessions all over Japan.
She is active, writing educational articles, training
teachers, and educating young learners. She runs her
own school called English Square in Kanazawa City.
Further, she is the coordinator of ETJ Ishikawa Group and
studies with Aston University. She has done extensive study on
TEYL--Teaching English to Young Learners.
"English Land" engages students in a very colourful way,
and incorporates Disney characters throughout their
books. By using characters that Japanese students
know and love, these books motivate children to learn
English. Indeed, these books make English more real
and fun for the kids.
The Finding Out Series by David Paul
Finding Out 1 is THE book hands down that I recommend
for teaching children how to read. Once they master
Finding Out 1, they can read many, many easy books
from other textbooks to easy story books for children.
David Paul and others have put in a lot of work
into the series. There are even official and unofficial resources on the internet that you can use.
David Lisgo is one who has made supplementary
materials for the series.
"Finding Out 1" is the book our students aged 6-11 usually start English classes with at Kevin`s English Schools. By the end of Finding Out 1 they can usually read. David Paul has done an excellent job of creating a textbook series that gets into the
mind of the child, and teaches them phonics in an entertaining way.
After mastering the phonics of Finding Out 1 our students either go onto "Finding Out 2" the next textbook in the series, or onto "English Land 1" or 2.
Both series come with cards. Finding Out has very colourful small cards, while English Land`s are large, like small posters. I recommend getting both card series and both textbook series if you will teach children in Japan.
As for supplementary materials there is software for Finding Out. As alluded to, you can also find cards and materials developed by third party (teachers) that use the series. Some are free and others are not. David Paul does his best to support the series with lectures and training sessions throughout Japan.
Paul is active on several forums including ETJ Owners and
ESL Books: ETJ Activities at Yahoo Groups.
There may be extra materials available on the internet for English Land but I have not been able to find them so far. It is a newer series, so it often takes some time for third parties resources to come available.
I am confident you will find both these series, great for teaching Japanese children! These ESL books are Highly recommended!
Visit Active Learners, which is a great forum about using Finding Out 1, Communicate and Communication Strategies.
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There are many definitions of "hat trick," which we all know involves a trifecta of something or other. We finishe off the Illusioness series with one of the oldest magic tricks in the book. How she does it will amuse and astonish generations to come.
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When it comes to working out, finding the right aerobic exercise for you depends on your personal fitness goals. Running and jump rope burn calories, improve endurance and have loads of comparable health benefits that come along with aerobic exercise. Jump rope may have more ancillary benefits than running, but it also has a steep learning curve, so you've got to know what you're doing to get the most out of a rope routine.
Calories Burned
The number of calories you'll burn running or with a jump rope depends on your work rate and body weight, but they are similar. A 155-pound person will burn about 596 calories running at 5 miles per hour for one hour, according to Harvard Health Publications. The same person will burn 744 calories in an hour of jumping rope.
Other Benefits
In addition to burning calories, aerobic exercises such as running and jump rope will increase your stamina, reduce health risks and manage chronic conditions such as high blood pressure and cholesterol. Both running and jump rope can be anaerobic exercises if you increase your pace. Pushing your heart rate to 80 or 90 percent of its maximum through speed rope or sprinting will put you in the anaerobic zone, causing you to burn more calories without losing muscle mass.
Running and jump rope don't seem like high-impact exercises, but damage due to repeated impacts can add up over time. Both forms of exercise put stress on your feet, ankles, knees and hips. While jump rope has some advantages over running, it also has a much steeper learning curve and it's unlikely that a beginner can keep up a steady pace long enough to get the same health benefits as running. Varying your jumping patterns takes skill and practice.
The Superior Exercise
Jump rope has a few distinct advantages over running in that it involves upper-body muscles more, increasing strength in your arms, shoulders and back. Boxers and mixed martial arts fighters use jump rope to improve coordination, footwork and agility -- benefits you're unlikely to get from running. But it's hard to beat the simplicity and versatility of running, since you can do it virtually anywhere and at any level of intensity.
Fitting Both Into Your Workout Plan
Neither jump rope nor running should make up the entirety of your workout plan, but you can incorporate them into different workouts to get your heart pumping. Spice up a circuit training workout by adding 1-minute jump rope intervals between each exercise, or head to your local track and alternate 100m sprints with intervals of walking or bodyweight exercises, like walking lunges or push ups.
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- Harvard Health Publications: Calories Burned in 30 minutes for People of Three Different Weights
- RunningforFitness.org: Heart Rate Zones
- MayoClinic.com: Aerobic Exercise -- Top 10 Reasons to Get Physical
- RossBoxing.com: Jump Rope Training
- ThatsFit.com: Is Jump Rope Better than Jogging?
- NCSF.org: Benefits of Sprint Training vs. Traditional Aerobic Training
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This is a video of my "arrive" code - thanks youtube for the hosting
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A 19th century barn, part of Lasell's campus since the late 1800's, needed to be removed this spring to make room for a new Center for the Creative and Applied Arts.
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Fournier arranged to have the barn deconstructed piece-by-piece by a company in western Massachusetts and the antique lumber and some fixtures would be re-sold. In addition, the scrap metal and materials were recycled by other companies as well.
The recycling effort cost the College no more and fit better with the College's "green" initiatives.
"Instead of landfilling or incinerating the whole barn and parts of the house, we recycled 75 percent of these buildings," said Fournier. "It's pretty close to being cost neutral; it just takes time and coordination. It's worth it for the environment. Reducing our carbon footprint and educating the public and the construction industry, that this is the way of the future."
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"This is the worst laser shield you could ever invent," says Douglas Stone, a physicist and member of the Yale team that describes the device in the Feb. 18 Science. Because the antilaser soaks up energy, "R2-D2 would melt into a puddle if protected by our device."
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Other researchers have created similar devices, called coherent perfect absorbers, by repeatedly bouncing light between a mirror and a piece of absorbing material. What's new, Stone says, is the discovery of the fundamental principle that makes these devices work: time reversal.
In the context of lasers, time reversal isn't a way for scientists to travel back to childhood and fix their embarrassing mistakes. It's a technique for rewinding and undoing a process by reversing the mathematics underlying it — in this case, by changing a plus sign to a minus sign to make the energy absorbed by the antilaser equal to the energy produced by a laser…
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How Iain Dale covered Boris aides' resignations
And before anyone asks, Iain did really write 'itelligent.'
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I wasn't planning to celebrate Christmas, but now Boris has said it's OK, I've changed my mind. Good to see he's getting to grips with the big issues.
- 10 December 2008 at 11:58
- The Troll said...
Indeed. A grateful city bows its head ;)
- 10 December 2008 at 12:01
Does he realise baby Jesus was brown and Jewish?
- 10 December 2008 at 12:09
Nobody else seems to have taken up Iain's Christmas exclusive. I wonder why?
- 10 December 2008 at 12:43
- Tom said...
No one else is on Boris's spin doctor's mailing list?
I'm trying to find out about these Winter Festivals Ken was so keen on. I've come up with the Russian Winter Festival, which was apparently rather popular, and isn't, as far as I can see, happening this winter.
I'd rather have a vodka in Trafalgar Square than sing carols with Boris and his multifaith leaders any day.
- 10 December 2008 at 14:17
- The Troll said...
No press coverage of the Boris Saves Christmas story, but plenty of gullible bloggers willing to throw themselves under the bandwagon, judging by the 'links to this post' bit at the bottom of Dale's piece.
- 10 December 2008 at 14:29
Boo! The Russian Winter Festival was great. I note there's nothing whatsoever on next year's events calendar.
- 10 December 2008 at 14:40
- The Troll said...
What I want to know is what Boris has got against winter? Bloody winter-hating, Russian-bashing, vodka-stealing... *goes off in a huff before end of sentence*
- 10 December 2008 at 14:45
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I've just added a message to the comment window. A couple of people have contacted me to say that their comments haven't published. I have also found that I have had to click twice before a comment posts. Sorry if your comments have been lost. Blame blogger.
- 10 December 2008 at 14:57
- Iain Dale said...
This is all the more hilarious because at the same time as you point out me mistyping the word intelligent, you misspell my name in your headline. hey ho.
- 10 December 2008 at 22:10
- The Troll said...
That doesn't make it any more hilarious.
- 10 December 2008 at 22:24
We may be getting a Russian winter in any case. I blame it on Kennites conspiring against the Great Bojo
- 11 December 2008 at 06:13
- BenSix said...
The National Review has decided that Boris's Christmassy frolickings represent "a small fightback against multicult[ural] lunacy in London".
This will truly be looked back upon as his finest achievement.
- 12 December 2008 at 02:18
- The Troll said...
One shining moment ;)
I just knew that someone would take the bait.
- 12 December 2008 at 09:42
Is it just me? Whenever anyone considers that not everyone is a white anglo saxon protestant able-bodied heterosexual male and considers including in our society the contributions of the 90% of people who are women, black, disabled, hindu, gay or lesbian - even atheist - they are branded as 'politically correct' - a term used to avoid considering that the world is changing.
Just look at the thread on Iain Dale's blog of the type of comments that at best suggest that there is a conspiracy to undermine the values of Christian society - as if they are all churchgoers anyway.
I am happy to call it Christmas, if only to know what time of year we're talking about. What is Christian about a Christmas tree? Even Boris with all his classical studies would have difficulty of finding any reference to conifers in the nativity. If we all had olive trees this time of year, he might have a point.
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Mara Keisling, Executive Director of the National Center for Transgender Equality, stated, "This survey is a call to the conscience of every American who believes that everyone has the right to a fair chance to work hard, to have a roof overhead, and to support a family. Equality, not discrimination, is the ideal that Americans believe in, have fought for, and need to apply here."
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Father Thomas Roussel Davids Byles' place in history was assured by his acts of outright courage and heroism on 15th April, 1912. He was traveling from his parish church at Ongar, in Essex, to officiate at the wedding of his brother, William, in New York.
On the morning of Sunday, 14th April, he had offered Mass for the Second Class passengers in the Second Class lounge, and then performed Mass again for those in Third Class.
After the collision, he was instrumental in leading many passengers, particularly those in Third Class, to the boat deck, and even offered words of comfort and consolation to many of the women who were entering the lifeboats.
Perhaps his biggest act of heroism that night was to turn down a seaman's offer to enter one of the lifeboats. He unselfishly refused, and chose instead to use his remaining time helping others to find peace with their souls. He heard over 100 confessions, and recited the rosary for the people who were still aboard Titanic .
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"After I got in the boat, which was the last one to leave, and we were slowly going further away from the ship, I could hear distinctly the voice of the priest (Byles) and the responses to his prayers. Then they became fainter and fainter, until I could only hear the strains of 'Nearer My God, to Thee' and the screams of the people left behind." - Ellen Mary Mockler
In memory of Father R. D. Byles.
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Father Byles led many passengers to safety on RMS Titanic and gave up his chance to escape the sinking ship to minister to the trapped and fearful.
Comfort O comfort my people says your God. Isaiah 40v.1
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After dragging his feet about hiring a female doctor following Thirteen's departure, Cuddy forced House to hire Martha Masters against his will. Masters is a wunderkind who just happens to know an awful lot about everything, including medicine. House was reluctant to hire her because A) He doesn't like being told what to do, and B) She refuses to subscribe to his less-than-ethical manner of practicing medicine. But he's out of luck. In Cuddy's words, "She's a potential star and I want her at this hospital."
Her first case with the team concerned a political campaign manager (Jack Coleman of Heroes) who came down with a mysterious rash. Like the other prospective female doctors we've met these past few weeks, Masters was given the tough love treatment by House and his team, providing the bulk of the humor in the episode. The only difference is that in Amber Tamblyn's case, we have the gift of FOX's ad campaign at our disposal, so we know she's going to be House's punching bag for a few more episodes at least.
I'm a little wary of Martha Masters. I reserve the right to change my opinion because this was her first appearance, but at this time, I'm not in love with the character. It's in House's nature to investigate his team's flaws and deeply buried secrets, and no doubt he'll dig up some dirt about her in the future, but at this moment she's pretty boring. She's extremely smart, not just about medicine but pretty much everything including art and architecture. "She's the internet with breasts," says House. She steadfastly adheres to a firm code of morals and ethics, refusing to lie to patients (even for their own benefit) or to break into their homes to find causes of their illnesses - a House specialty! And she has the determination to not only weather the storm of House repeatedly hiring-and-firing her, but she also calls out the big boss, Cuddy, to her face. They made her Superwoman. Where's the fun in that?
Cuddy felt House needed a fresh perspective, so she hired a young, promising med student to join the team. Her encouragement aside, I'm not too thrilled about the prospect, only because Masters' inability to break (or even bend) the rules is going to bite her in the ass in the inevitable storyline where she needs to perform a medical procedure to save a patient's life, but refuses because it's against the law. Or she complies and is sucked into House's corrupt world of liars, cheaters and thieves. In either case, I should give the show the benefit of the doubt because they do surprise us more often than not, but because they wrote Masters as such a black-and-white character, it's difficult to do.
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