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ASHBURN, VA (CBSDC)–Robert Griffin III and the rest of the Washington Redskins had their first practice today as they prepare to play the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday Night Football for the NFC East title.
"This is the biggest stage," Robert Griffin III said. "We have to go out and win. We look forward to having many more of these."
Griffin III, who sprained his LCL 17 days ago, says his knee is "fine" and he'll be able to be more mobile this Sunday.
"I'll be able to do more against the Cowboys than I was against Philly," Griffin III said.
The Redskins are not only playing to win their first division title since 1999, but also looking to sweep the Cowboys for the first time since 2005.
"If you play big on the big stages, people tend to write good things about you," Griffin III said. "We all want to play well on the big stage…it's like a conference championship game in college."
Redskins Head Coach Mike Shanahan also gave his thoughts on the possible win or go home game on Sunday depending on how the early games work out.
"This is why you coach. This is why you play..these are the games you'll remember for the rest of your life, win or go home."
If the Minnesota Vikings lose to the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Bears lose to the Detroit Lions then the Redskins will get at least a wild card spot if they lose to the Dallas Cowboys, if that doesn't happen then they have to win on Sunday to make the playoffs.
Tyler Polumbus (concussion), London Fletcher (ankle) and Dezmon Briscoe (missed flight) didn't practice today.
Polumbus, who didn't play last Sunday, still hasn't been cleared. If he can't go, then Maurice Hurt will get his second start in a row at right tackle.
"I thought he played great," Shanahan said about Maurice Hurt's game last Sunday.
Fletcher continues to struggle with a sprained ankle, but the injury occurred over a month ago and he hasn't missed a game.
Briscoe missed his flight back here after leaving for the Christmas holiday, according to Shanahan, he will be fined.
DJ Gomes (second degree MCL sprain) was limited in practice.
The pro bowl rosters will be announced tonight, Shanahan wouldn't go into the names of players he thinks should be on it, but did have some really good things to say about special teams captain Lorenzo Alexander.
"He's got a legitimate shot to make it. I'll be surprised if he doesn't."
Listen here to what Mike Shanahan, Robert Griffin III, Trent Williams, Santana Moss, Pierre Garçon, Lorenzo Alexander, Kory Lichtensteiger, Chris Cooley & Josh Wilson had to say today following practice.
Mike Shanahan Practice Audio
Robert Griffin III Practice Audio
Trent Williams Practice Audio
Santana Moss Practice Audio
Pierre Garçon Practice Audio
Lorenzo Alexander Practice Audio
Kory Lichtensteiger Practice Audio
Chris Cooley Practice Audio
Josh Wilson Practice Audio
Also listen here to what Cowboys Head Coach Jason Garrett & tight-end Jason Witten had to say during their conference calls with the DC media today.
Jason Garrett Conference Call
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The evolution of a wine lover's palate, in 10 steps (GIFs)
Are you one of those people who like wine? Or are you one of those people who aren't really people, but lizard-like aliens dressed in people suits?
If so, chances are you've noticed that a lot has changed since you turned 21 and wanted to buy vino but were kind of at a loss as far as what to do with your newly acquired booze-buying superpower.
Every oenophile goes through a set of stages that starts with crappy sulfate-ridden stuff and peaks somewhere around their midlife crisis. Where are you on that journey?
More: Become a beer nerd in 20 minutes (INFOGRAPHIC)
1. If it tastes like fruit, it can't be bad, right?
Boone's Farm? Why, that sounds positively delightful! And what's this? A peach- and blackberry-infused zinfandel? What a lovely shade of neon pink! This is the stuff you drank as you were trying to step up your classiness game following a full year of nothing but pink drinks at the bar but didn't know where to start. You just knew you wanted to be a Person Who Drinks Wine.
What's more likely is that this is the stuff you had in high school and loved, which makes sense, because you were a baby, and babies love juice.
2. Riesling. All of it
Then you start transitioning out of the wine-but-not-really stuff, because A) you start to notice it tastes an awful lot like cough syrup mixed into Kool-Aid, or B) you told someone you like wine, they asked you what kind, you told them "Arbor Mist," and they laughed and laughed and laughed.
But you're not yet ready to take the training wheels off, so you go bananas on sweet wines like riesling and Madeira or, heaven forbid, port.
3. The accidental sampling of the dry stuff
OK, so you puked.
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So they order a dry Chardonnay or a basic sauvignon blanc, and it's like the blessing of saltines on a post-norovirus stomach.
More: 10 Things to eat when you've had too much wine
4. The first tentative steps away from the bottom shelf
After that, if you try your favorite sweet wine, it just doesn't turn your crank the same way, so when you go into the grocery store, you start picking wines from the eye-level selections instead of the $4 options near the floor.
But nothing above a Robert Mondavi. You're not made of money.
5. That time you tried to switch teams
After a while you start thinking, "Hmmm... red wine looks classier" or, on a warm summer's evening, "White wine sounds nice," so you pick some up, but you don't really know what you're looking for, so you end up with some Chianti or maybe a really tart pinot grigio, and then basically just dump that down the drain and never speak of it again.
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More: Hard root beer is the hot new thing, and it's pretty darn good
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You got a promotion! Or a divorce! Or some real estate! If there's ever a good time to splurge on a $50 bottle of wine, it's to celebrate your provorcestate, right?
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You make a rule. One bottle a week, under $20, and that's it!
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Jogging sucks. You can at least take your mind off it with wine, right? But then, when you run to the store, all they have is that stuff you liked in stage 4, so you bring it home and decant it into something fancier. You tell yourself that two bottles of $10 wine — oh oh! Four bottles of $5 wine — a week isn't technically cheating.
You start the long, arduous task of liking cheaper wine again, if only for your retirement's sake. You're never quite the same again.
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10. Whatever, box it
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"Don't do it," you'll mouth at her from across the room. "There's no point. You'll just pee it out later anyway."
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13.1 Although the Community has enacted a number of legislative
measures applicable to blood and medicinal products derived from
it, the Commission has taken the view that these do not address
comprehensively the necessary quality, safety and efficacy requirements.
It therefore set out in the current document the ways in which
this might be achieved. Together with the Government's reactions,
these were described at greater length in our predecessors' Report
of 14 March 2000, when they decided to defer any decision until
the Government had provided some kind of Regulatory Impact Assessment.
13.2 In a Supplementary Explanatory Memorandum of 24
October 2001, the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State at the
Department of Health (Ms Hazel Blears) said that some of the amendments
proposed by the European Parliament at its first reading of the
proposal on 2 October 2001 would, if adopted, have important implications
for the proposal, notably the requirements that all donations
of blood (including imports) would have to be voluntary and unpaid;
that all the detailed annexes to the proposal would be deleted;
and that a competent person within the terms of the proposal would
need to hold a medical qualification, preferably with a specialisation
in haematology or a related medical specialisation, and that any
medical examination prior to donation would have to be carried
out by a doctor rather than a nurse.
13.3 The Minister also attached to her Supplementary
Explanatory Memorandum a Regulatory Impact Assessment. This indicated
that the principal benefit from the proposal would stem from guaranteeing
minimum standards across the Community, but that the main costs
would arise from the inspection requirements placed upon the Medicines
Control Agency (MCA), and assuming the proposal applied
also to hospital blood banks Clinical Accreditation Pathology
13.4 In our Report of 7 November 2001, we asked for further
clarification (i) on the likelihood of the United Kingdom being
able to ensure that supplies from third countries would not be
jeopardised by any insistence on their being from unpaid donors;
(ii) on whether the proposal would apply to hospital blood banks;
and (iii) on the extent to which the conditions regarding the
medical qualifications needed would be amended to meet the concerns
which the Minister had expressed. We added that it would also
be helpful if she could say a little more about the proposal to
delete all the detailed annexes in the original proposal. Whilst
we could see that the latter might well have been over-prescriptive,
total deletion appeared to risk going to the opposite extreme,
and leaving the measure couched in terms too general to be effective.
13.5 These matters were dealt with in a latter of 12
November 2001 from the Minister of State for Health at the Department
of Health (Mr John Hutton) in terms which are set out in paragraphs
6.8 and 6.9 of our Report of 14 November 2001. In the light of
this explanation, we said that we recognised that, overall, the
UK was in favour of this proposal, in view of the benefits it
would bring, not least for those UK citizens who may need to have
access to blood when in another Member State. We therefore cleared
the document, but said that, if a decision was taken at the Health
Council scheduled for 15 November 2001, we would like the Minister
to write to us again afterwards to inform us of the outcome.
Minister's letter of 17 December 2001
13.6 In his letter of 17 December 2001, the Minister
said that the compromise wording agreed at the Council on 15 November
2001 had not yet been ratified by Jurists-Linguists or officially
published, and that the European Parliament was due to begin its
second reading in January 2002. Nevertheless, the Government believed
that it had achieved at that Council its main aim of ensuring
that, whilst it supports the principle of voluntary unpaid donations,
no binding commitment was placed on Member States to obtain blood
only from such sources, thereby enabling the UK to retain the
right to import raw plasma from pooled products from the United
States as a means of reducing the risk of vCJD.
13.7 On the other outstanding points, he said that, as
regards hospital blood banks, the UK has promoted a solution
which leaves Member States to determine the mechanism for ensuring
quality and safety standards, thereby avoiding mandatory inspections
every two years, which it had regarded as increasing costs without
improving standards; that the definition of the medical qualifications
required for "responsible persons" had been loosened
to make them more proportionate to the nature of the job; and
that, as regards the technical annexes, the measure would
now respect the aims of the Directive, but prevent the Commission
from extending its powers without formal request.
13.8 We are grateful for the Minister for this further
information, though we note the absence of an official text of
the latest version and the fact that the European Parliament is
to begin its second reading around now. We assume that, if the
Parliament does come forward with any amendments, these will be
the subject of a further Commission proposal, but, in any event,
we would be grateful if the Minister could keep us informed of
any significant developments.


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If HBO personality Bill Maher habitually attacked any other group in the same way he slurs the Catholic Church he would be summarily dismissed, says the president of The Catholic League.
The organization compiled a "greatest hits" package of Maher's anti-Catholic rants and sent a strongly worded letter to Glenn A. Britt, Chairman and CEO of Time-Warner, the group which owns HBO.
"Catholics need to know just how far Time Warner is prepared to play the role of spectator … it is evident that Maher's bigotry is not merely visceral, it is relentless. The time has come for someone in a position of responsibility to sit down and have a serious talk with this man."
The Catholic League's report on Maher's anti-Catholic bashing goes back to 1998, and includes Maher mocking the death of Pope John Paul II, calling Catholics schizophrenics and demanding the government restrict religion, not drugs.
Many of the comments were said on the HBO show Real Time with Bill Maher, while others came from various talk shows and news programs.


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A day after the College Board notified colleges that it had misreported the scores of 4,000 students who took the SAT exam in October, an official of the testing organization disclosed that some of the errors were far larger than initially suggested.
With college counselors and admissions officials scrambling to take a second look at student scores in the final weeks before they mail out acceptances and rejections, Chiara Coletti, the College Board's vice president for public affairs, said that 16 students out of the 495,000 who took the October exam had scores that should have been more than 200 points higher.
"There were no changes at all that were more than 400 points," Ms. Coletti said. She did not say how many students had errors that big. The three-section test has a maximum score of 2400.
At the height of admissions season, colleges reported Tuesday being notified by the College Board that nearly 1 percent of the students who took the SAT reasoning test in October, or about 4,000, had received erroneous scores. On Tuesday, Ms. Coletti characterized the largest errors as in the 80- to 100-point range.
College counselors and college admissions officers said yesterday that they were surprised by the announcement and its timing, which came months after the College Board began investigating and close to the end of the admissions process.Continue reading the main story
"To have it come this late is really challenging," said Lee Stetson, dean of admissions at the University of Pennsylvania. "We've been through half the admitted class already, and now we have to stop everything and review those students who were affected."
The board said yesterday that it had finished notifying high schools and students about discrepancies. It said it would return the fees the affected students had paid to take the exam and to send the results to colleges and scholarship organizations.
A clearer picture emerged of who was affected. Ms. Coletti said the biggest concentration of errors was on the East and West Coasts, with the largest numbers of students in New York and New Jersey. Almost all of the mistakes understated the true scores students had earned.
She said 83 percent of the scoring errors were 10 to 40 points. The University of Pennsylvania, for instance, learned that scores for 103 of its 20,450 applicants were being raised, including 23 students who had applied to be admitted in its early decision program. Fourteen of those applicants had been denied.
Mr. Stetson said it appeared that most of the changes would not alter the admissions decisions, but that his department would review each of the applications again.
Bruce Poch, vice president and dean of admissions at Pomona College in California, questioned how many students nationally whose early decision applications were rejected might have been accepted had their scores been reported correctly.
He also questioned how many students had altered the lists of colleges they were applying to because their scores had been reported as lower than they really were.
"I hardly think a refund of the test fee will make up for that pain," Mr. Poch said, "and in this litigation-driven society, I wonder how long it will take for a class-action suit to emerge."
He said he sent messages yesterday to the six Pomona applicants whose scores were changed-- students from New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Washington, D.C. -- telling them he understood that the applications period was "a very tense moment" and assuring them that their new scores were being taken into account.
The College Board's scoring problems also spilled into sports. Eric Christianson, a spokesman for the National Collegiate Athletic Association, said the College Board had notified it that 59 students whose scores were being changed had requested that their scores be sent to the association.
Mr. Christianson said the association was trying to determine how many of them had actually registered with the N.C.A.A. clearinghouse, which handles eligibility rules for student athletes. He added that final certification of N.C.A.A. eligibility was not completed until after graduation. A number of colleges said they were reviewing all of the applicants whose scores were being raised, but did not expect to change many decisions.
Harvard said that about four dozen of its nearly 23,000 applicants were subject to the scoring mistakes, and that "in no case will any student be disadvantaged by the College Board's errors in scoring."
It said that standardized test scores were only one element among many considered by the admissions committee, and that "even differences of 100 points or more, do not determine admissions decisions."
New York University, which had 35,073 applications this year, said that it had been notified of changes for about 300 students, but that not all of them had actually applied. Students can designate colleges to receive their test scores when they take the SAT, but sometimes change their minds about where to apply later.
Josh E. Taylor, an N.Y.U. spokesman, said that the university planned to take the new scores into account but that it "does not place a huge amount of importance on the SAT's."
Some college counselors said that students they advised were very upset by the problems.
"Scores are absurdly important," said Ned Johnson, a consultant in the Washington area who works with students applying to college. He added, "One hundred points could easily make or break a kid."
Mr. Johnson said "the initial reaction was utter stupefaction, disbelief, anger." The College Board said Tuesday that it received the first indication that there might be problems after two students asked that it re-examine their scores in late December.
The board said it still did not know the exact cause of the problems, but that they involved the scanning of sheets of test answers at a site in Texas so they could be scored by machine.
Correction: March 14, 2006, Tuesday An article on Thursday about errors in the scoring of the College Board's SAT exams misspelled the given name of a spokesman for the National Collegiate Athletic Association who commented on the effect on student athletes. He is Erik Christianson, not Eric.Continue reading the main story


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Washington Township recognizes a Centerville High School student each year with the Community Service Award for exemplary service. Read about this year's winner here.
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The Centerville-Washington Foundation exists to be a community partner for corporate and individual charitable giving, functioning in the formation and preservation of charitable donations, providing services to donors and non-profit organizations and serving as a source of funds for community groups.
The foundation's press release outlines $10,050 in grants, the largest single distribution in its 20-year history. See it here.
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In her role as the Delaware Riverkeeper, Maya has dedicated her life to being the "voice of the Delaware River." She has taken on industry, government, and even the U.S. Army, preventing harm to the River, communities, and environments she bravely champions. Follow Maya's blog to read news about her work and her analysis of current environmental events.
Maya and her organization were the only environmental petitioners in the landmark Robinson Township, Delaware Riverkeeper Network, et. al. v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania case. The case, decided by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in 2013, breathed life into the state's Environmental Rights Amendment for protecting the right to pure water, clean air, and a healthy environment.
She is a licensed attorney in three states: Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and the District of Columbia. Since 2002, Maya has served as an adjunct professor and director of the Environmental Law Clinic, which she founded, at Temple Beasley School of Law.
In 2013, Maya testified before the U.S. House of Representatives Energy and Commerce Committee opposing a bill that would make it easier to approve fracked gas pipeline projects cutting through creeks, rivers, communities, wetlands, forests, and farmlands. In 2000, she testified before the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Resources regarding wild and scenic designation for the lower Delaware River.
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Rescue From a German Cliff-Hanger
By Victor Grossman
Berlin Bulletin No. 44
June 4, 2012
Published by Portside
The media were keen for a real wide split in the Left Party.
In truth, a lot of the members feared the same. The long
standing quarrel between the two wings - often called the
reformers versus the fundamentalists - had crippled
activities in the party far too long. It seemed very
possible that all the hopes of past years might be buried at
the election congress this past weekend in Goettingen. The
party's victory in 2009, with nearly 12 percent of the
national vote and 76 deputies in the Bundestag, had been
frittered away, there had been one defeat after another on
the state level, the national polling figures had dropped to
about 6 percent, thus threatening the ability of the party
to even remain in the Bundestag after next year's elections.
That required 5 percent hurdle was by no means certain, the
other parties were simply ignoring the Left as if it was
already a goner, and the key role of the Left as an example
and support for leftist parties all over Europe had all but
disappeared. Would the Gottingen congress sound a tinny
death knell to all the old hopes?
If you believe some of the media you might think it did.
Some journalists dug hard to explore and exploit any
differences, disappointments or disagreements. That is,
after all, their assignment. But it would seem that they
missed the boat.
It is true that one grand old man of the party, Gregor Gysi
(now 64), started things off with a merciless analysis of
past blunders, especially of the sharp political division
which has split the Bundestag members into two feuding
factions - he even used the word hatred to describe the
worst outcroppings, and said that if things continued that
way he could no longer act as caucus chairperson, indeed if
they can't overcome differences it must be considered
whether the two groups should not separate. His analysis
dwelt on the dispute about whether the Left should welcome
or join coalitions with the Social Democrats, as often
advocated and sometime practiced in the eastern German
states, or condemned, as by some in the West. He pointed out
that for historical reasons the situations were completely
different in the two regions; at the height of its strength
in 2009 the Left got 8.7 percent in the western states, in
no small measure thanks to Oskar Lafontaine, 68, the West
German leader from Saarland, while getting 28.5 percent in
the East (but with a far smaller population). Considering
past history and media hostility both were remarkable
achievements, but the differences obviously required
different strategies and tactics, which must be understood
and appreciated by the other side.
Then, after his polemics about the disagreements, nasty as
they have been, Gysi pointed out that a strong revival of
the Left is not only important to its own members. As the
only true fighter for the needs of most people, the only
real antagonist of the financial interests now ruling the
roost, and ruining it, the only fighter for a policy of
peace - no military deployment, no export of weapons - it
bears a responsibility to the people of Germany and Europe
as well.
The other grand old man, Lafontaine, also made a very
passionate speech. The media waited for an angry response;
rumors of their allegedly broken friendship have been
circulating for weeks. But he disagreed with Gysi on only
one main point - or rather one word: "We must ban the very
word `split' from our vocabulary", was his message. Despite
disagreements we are united in all our basic aims! It was
due to our influence that the other parties even considered
the question of a minimum wage, hitherto rejected by all of
them. We raised the question of dropping the pension age
back to 65 from 67; we helped channel sentiment against the
war in Afghanistan - or anywhere. We are needed, more than
Basically, both men said the same thing, so did both of the
new co-presidents, and so did other major speakers,
including the party's leading theoretician, Sahra
Wagenknecht, 42, who rejected calls to run for co-president
and was elected as one of four vice-presidents. It was she
who warned that the lack of a strong left, in times of
crisis, opened the way for the far right.
The votes, with the possible candidacies open until the last
minute, were full of suspense. Part of this was due to the
long-announced, hotly controversial candidacy of the East
German Dietmar Bartsch, leader of the so-called Reformer
wing, who tends towards closer ties to the Social Democratic
Party (which almost always rejects such advances, on all but
local levels).
The Left has an unusual rule in all its elections, including
the one for the highest office. First a women's slate is
voted on. When this is completed a second, mixed slate is
open to both men and women. This has resulted in the
majority of female representation in the Bundestag, and it
now meant that the first vote for president was between two
women, Katja Kipping, a 34-year-old redhead from eastern
Dresden versus the older Dora Heyenn, head of the party in
western Hamburg. In Kipping's Saxony the reformer wing is
very strong, but she herself has not been too close to
either wing; her mainly private interest was the question of
a guaranteed basic income. It was no political split between
the two, but the younger, more dynamic woman won with 67
percent of the vote.
An unwritten but not iron-clad tradition expects a balance
of one man, one woman, one East German, one West German. At
one point it looked as if there might instead be a
leadership of two women. But when it came time to choose the
co-president the other woman dropped out, leaving two male
contenders, the controversial Dietmar Bartsch and Bernd
Riexinger, head of the party in western Baden-Wurttemberg, a
union leader, not too well-known generally but a friend of
Lafontaine. Bartsch was disadvantaged; his election would
have meant two easterners. Partly to avoid this imbalance,
perhaps, but also to avoid the greater possibility of a
split on political differences, the delegates chose
Riexinger with 297 votes against Bartsch with 251.
For the other governing positions there were Easterners,
Westerners, men, women, reformers and "fundis", though those
leaning further left seem to have been somewhat stronger.
But thus far there has been no more talk of a split;
everyone, including Bartsch, speaks of building a fighting
party, of winning more elections, of fighting coming battles
against very definite levels of poverty in Germany and, even
more, against fear -fear of not finding a job, fear of
losing a job, fear of impossibly higher rents and of cuts in
medical care.
It is too early to tell whether the two wings can really
grow close enough to fly upwards again. There seemed - from
afar - near unanimity on the need for it. Problems certainly
have not disappeared, but hopes seem high again, and there
is a deep sense of relief among nearly all the delegates
that they are still together. The almost entirely new
leadership team - led jointly by Kipping and Riexinger, must
now try to cement over fissures, to grow together and lead
the way for the only party in Germany with the will and the
potential for moving forward, fighting the good fight,
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other countries - and maintaining a belief that the current
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Some specialist retailers of PPG automotive paint online include OReillyAuto.com and TCPGlobal.com. Both of these retailers offer standard PPG colors and product lines, as of 2016.Continue Reading
At OReillyAuto.com, customers find PPG paint primers, enamels, toners and tints, base coat and strippers. In toners and tints, there are more than 15 colors available. This retailer offers many physical locations in urban areas, and an online store for Internet purchases.
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The doors to Bradley Service Centers have been open for business for the last 2 years. Located at 94-201 Ka' Uka Blvd in Waipahu, HI, we have been providing automotive repair services and tire and wheel sales to customers from Mililani, HI, and all of our surrounding communities including Wahiawa, HI and Waipahu, HI since 2011. As a tire dealer, we strive to carry only the top tire brands in the industry, like tires from Goodyear, Dunlop, and Kelly. As an automotive service center, we offer customers a wide range of general repair and routine maintenance services performed by ASE-certified mechanics. We are open Monday through Friday from 7:30 AM 6:00 PM and Saturday from 8:00 AM 5:00 PM. If finding the perfect tire match is your concern, or receiving the best automotive maintenance in the Waipahu, HI area, then stop in at Bradley Service Centers today.
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An investigative report into the deaths of 19 firefighters killed in June while battling a blaze in Arizona has found that problems with radio communication played a key role in the tragedy.
In a cruel twist, the report says at the moment the firefighters were killed, an air tanker carrying fire retardant was hovering overhead, waiting for an update about their location.
All but one member of the Granite Mountain Hotshots crew died June 30 while protecting the small former gold rush town of Yarnell, about 80 miles northwest of Phoenix, from an erratic lightning-sparked wildfire.
The fire ended up destroying more than 100 homes and burned 13 square miles before it was fully contained on July 10.
No other wildfire had claimed the lives of more firefighters in 80 years, and it was the deadliest single day for fire crews since the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. The Granite Mountain team was unique among the nation's roughly 110 Hotshot crews as the first and only such unit attached to a municipal fire department.
The Arizona State Forestry Division presented the roughly 120-page report to the men's families ahead of a news conference Saturday morning in Prescott.
The report states that on the afternoon of June 30, the 19 members of the Granite Mountain Hotshots crew were on a ridge while the fire moved away from them. However, at around 4 p.m., the crew left the ridge and went to a ranch dubbed the "safe spot." It is still not clear why the men left their position on the ridge, and the answer may never be known.
Investigators said Saturday that no one asked the firefighters to change location, and for 30 critical moments, there was no radio contact that could have determined their location.
"As far as we know, their radios were working. They could communicate, they just did not communicate, some of that is pretty common," Scott Hunt of the Arizona State Forestry Division told MyFoxPhoenix.com.
Sometime after the firefighters reached their new location, the fire changed direction, overrunning the crew, while reaching temperatures of 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit, similar to lava.
The report says they had two minutes to clear a safe spot and deploy shelters.
"Whatever you had would not have been survivable," said Mike Dudley, a member of the State Forestry Division investigative team.
In the last radio communication from the firefighters, the division leader says,"Granite Mountain Hotshots Division Alpha. We are burning out around ourselves in the brush and I'll give you a call when we are under the shelters."
At one point, officials asked for half of the available western U.S. heavy air tanker fleet -- six planes -- to try to control the blaze. Five weren't deployed because of the limited number in the nation's aerial firefighting fleet and the dangerous weather conditions at the time. One plane was heading to Arizona from California but engine problems forced it to turn back.
Some family members hope the investigation will bring closure. Others say it will do nothing to ease their pain.
"No matter what the report says, it won't bring him back," Colleen Turbyfill said of her son, Travis. "I miss him, and it's unbearable pain. It doesn't go away. Sometimes I can't breathe, but this report isn't going to help that one way or another."
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Eco Day will be held on Saturday, March 18, 2017 at Nesmith Park from 9am until 2pm. The event will be free to the public, so come enjoy the day!
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9:00am – 10:00am – Gardening Tips and Demonstrations at Community Garden by the Master Gardeners
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Album artwork and packaging design for Foxes Faux's début album 'Fox Tales'. The custom digipak design houses the CD and lyric book and is printed on 320gsm board with a semi-gloss (lustre) finish. The expressive inner illustration mosaic was created by hand using band photography collected over three years of touring venues and studio recording.


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Ventrilo is Voice over IP (VoIP) group communications software.
By offering surround sound positioning and special sound effects on a per user, per channel, per server or global configuration level the program provides each user the option to fully customize exactly how they wish to hear sounds from other users or events.
In Ventrilo, .VET files hold text to speech instructions for program events; for instance, when somebody joins or leaves the Ventrilo server.


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The Spyglass Inn is one of the UK's best destination pubs, but even it cannot rest on its laurels. Visitors arriving on the Isle of Wight account for a high percentage of turnover and many will be arriving for the first time. We make sure the Spyglass Inn is top of everyone's list of favourite pubs. Remember, "well behaved dogs and muddy boots are welcome."
Minghella ice cream is simply fabulous. Made on the Isle of Wight from milk and cream sourced locally, it has won numerous Good Food accolades and awards. This is why Fortnum & Mason stock Minghella ice cream and why we are on a mission to raise the profile and sales of the Island's favourite ice cream.


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Concordia Language Villages prepares learners of all ages for responsible global citizenship.
Concordia Language Villages is the premier language and cultural immersion program in the United States. The Villages' 15 world language programs attract over 9,800 participants annually from all 50 states and more than 40 countries.
Established through Concordia College in 1961, Concordia Language Villages boldly and optimistically pursues a vision of peace and understanding by introducing learners to the languages and cultures of the world.
Youth and adults of all language experience levels can choose from on-site learning options ranging from a weekend to four weeks. Most programs take place in architecturally authentic villages just outside Bemidji, Minn.Find a Program
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Iconic island adventures are all available in St. Lucia. Travellers can horseback ride on the beach at sunset, splash through a towering waterfall and soak in the vivid picture of bright blues, pinks and greens that dot sprawling botanical gardens. St. Lucia truly offers something for travellers of all walks of life.
Spending time outdoors is a must in the mystifying atmosphere of the island. The Tet Paul Nature Trail lets travellers experience the unspoiled beauty of the island. Hikers who make it to Piton Heights enjoy sweeping views of the emerald mountains and sapphire waters surrounding St. Lucia. The trail winds through an organic farm featuring exotic fruits including pineapples and guava.
Zipline tours offer a thrilling option for seeing the island from a unique vantage point. The Morne Coubaril Estate in Soufriere offers experienced guides who can teach travellers how to get the most out a ziplining experience. Take in the views of majestic mountains, swaying palms and towering volcanoes while zipping through the forest.
No island oasis would be complete without pristine beaches. One unique highlight of St. Lucia is that all beaches are public. There are no private beaches owned by resorts, so travellers have the opportunity to lounge in the golden sands of any beach on the island.
The white sands of Reduit Beach stretch on to give travellers access to calm, lapping waters. Water sports are popular, and rentals of equipment and beach chairs are never hard to find. Luxurious restaurants offer a tantalizing taste of the island at resorts along the beach, and small food carts let visitors sample a simple snack while soaking up the sun.
Jalousie Beach is known for its crystal-clear waters and strategic location between two volcanoes. Adventurous travellers can explore the coast by snorkeling or scuba diving to get a better look at brilliant fish, dazzling coral reefs and exotic underwater foliage. People who would prefer to sit back and relax can spread out a towel for a lazy day on the sand.
The natural wonders of St. Lucia are beautiful, but the island has more to offer. The Fort Rodney ruins at Pigeon Island National Park offer travellers a glimpse into the struggles that 18th-century colonists endured. Pigeon Island is not all somber, though. The Saint Lucia Jazz Festival held on Pigeon Island each May attracts music lovers from around the world.
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The weather in St. Lucia is gorgeous throughout the year, but there are busy seasons that travellers may want to avoid. Crowds start to flock to the Caribbean island in mid-December to escape the cold of home. Lodging and airfare rates tend to be high through April.
The Carnival celebration in July also draws crowds. A hurricane season that runs from August through November can bring heavy rains. Hotel rates tend to be lowest during this time, but travellers are reminded that they may have to limit their outdoor activities due to rain.
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Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity funded £510,000 of neonatal equipment for the Royal Hospital for Children to help care for Scotland's tiniest and sickest babies.
The state-of-the-art medical equipment funded through the charity's 2014 Christmas Appeal helps to treat the tinist and most vulnerable premature babies during their first precious hours of life.
Dr Jonathan Coutts, a Consultant Neonatologist at the Royal Hospital for Children explains the difference the equipment makes to babies from across the country.
"We do tend to see children being transferred to our hospital from all over Scotland to access the specialist paediatric services that we have"
"The difference that the new equipment, particularly the neonatal monitors and the ventilators make is considerable as there have been huge advances in the technology that we are able to use to deliver care to our babies.
"The babies are very fragile. They're very small premature babies who sometimes have very complicated needs, and having the newer types of ventilators compared to the older fashioned ventilators that we've been using for many years are a great advantage to us.
"They deliver much safer and much more effective ways of keeping these babies alive who have breathing problems.
"The monitors themselves are very useful because all these babies, who are very sick, need very intensive monitoring to ensure that we are continuing to deliver what they need from minute to minute.
You can help care for Scotland's children by fundraising or donating online today.


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Second pedestrian dies in Chichester bypass crash
Another pedestrian has died after being hit by a vehicle on the A27 dual carriageway in West Sussex.
The 39-year-old man, from Fernhurst, died at the scene of Monday's collision between the Whyke and Stockbridge roundabouts at Chichester.
The 48-year-old driver of the Mazda car involved in the accident at 21:15 GMT on Monday was unhurt.
A 54-year-old man died in hospital after being hit by a Ford van on the bypass on Friday.
Sussex Police said the road was closed until 02:30 GMT on Tuesday while investigations into Monday night's collision were carried out.
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Fremont Millwork Co - Specializing in educational, commercial, industrial, health care, and laboratory environments, Fremont Millwork manufactures institutional casework tailored to the specific needs of each of its customers.
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Established in 1953, Fremont Millwork Co. is one of the leading manufacturers of institutional and commercial casework in the world. The company serves the educational, commercial, industrial, health care and laboratory industries. It has made commercial casework for libraries, law enforcement offices, fires stations, courthouses, utility offices, military facilities, labs and many more....
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If you have any problems at work it makes sense to have someone on your side. A Trade Union provides support and representation for its members on all work related issues. Some workers join a trade union because they believe that a union can:
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TRENTON – The Division of Taxation has mailed out Senior Freeze checks worth $195 million to 163,000 senior and disabled homeowners around the state, State Treasurer Andrew Sidamon-Eristoff announced.
"This year's Senior Freeze checks average almost $1,200 per recipient and will provide important help to senior and disabled residents in these stressful economic times," the treasurer said.
To give eligible New Jersey residents the maximum opportunity to take advantage of the state's property tax relief programs, Gov. Christie extended the filing deadline last month for both the Senior Freeze and Homestead Benefit programs to Oct. 19.
The Senior Freeze, officially known as the Property Tax Reimbursement Program, is available to homeowners or mobile home owners 65 or older who have low to moderate incomes, or to disabled residents who receive federal Social Security assistance.
Once a homeowner qualifies, the program sends that individual a check each year if they continue to qualify. The payment is designed to ease the effects of property tax increases for homeowners with fixed or limited incomes.
Checks were sent to recipients around the state who met the original June 1 filing deadline for the Senior Freeze. Taxpayers whose applications needed further work or modifications have been notified of what they must do to complete the process.
"The state's Fiscal Year 2013 budget dedicates $213.5 million for the Senior Freeze, so there will be additional funds available to meet the needs of qualified taxpayers who have not yet filed," the Treasurer noted. "The Administration's goal is to make sure every eligible taxpayer can take advantage of the state's property tax relief programs."
To be accepted for the Senior Freeze program, an applicant must have had 2011 income of no more than $70,000. In addition, an applicant with 2011 income of no more than $80,000 who meets the other program qualifications can file an application to establish a "base year" for any future reimbursements. Then if program qualification levels change in future years and more taxpayers become eligible, they will be protected against any increase in their property taxes that occurs after their base year. Further information on the Senior Freeze and Homestead Benefit programs is available at the phone numbers and websites below.
Phone Numbers for Tax Relief Programs
- Senior Freeze (Property Tax Reimbursement) Hotline: 1-800-882-6597 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on weekdays
- Division of Taxation's Homestead Benefit Hotline: 1-888-238-1233 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
- Automated Tax Information System: 1-800-323-4400, available round the clock, every day of the week.
- Text Telephone Service for the Hearing Impaired: 1-800-286-6613 or 1-609-984-7300
- Phone filing of Homestead Benefit Applications: 1-877-658-2972
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The June heat that is melting snow and swelling Colorado's rivers is expected to continue through the week, pushing records for river flows while worrying health and safety officials.
The National Weather Service predicts temperatures of up to 89 degrees in Denver today.
"Our average for this time of year is 79, so we are quite a bit warmer, but it is not unusual to get hot weather in early June," said said Jim Kalina, a meteorologist with the Weather Service in Boulder.
The combination of heat, clear skies and light to moderate wind also prompted authorities Sunday to issued an alert for increased ground- level ozone through 4 p.m. today.
The young, the elderly and those with chronic breathing disorders and diseases should avoid outdoor activity for long periods, according to the state health department.
The melt-off caused flooding in several parts of the state Sunday, including shutting down Colorado 82, which connects Twin Lakes to Aspen over Independence Pass.
Parts of northeast Colorado had hail, thunderstorms and tornado warnings Sunday evening.
Temperatures are expected to hover in the mid-80s through Tuesday and Wednesday and then back to 89 degrees Thursday.
Rivers are raging in many of the area's most popular recreational spots, including the Eagle River below Gypsum, which set a record for stream flow Sunday at 5,750 cubic feet per second, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The former record was 4,960 cfs.
The Arkansas River at Nathrop also set a high: 4,150 cfs, shattering the old record of 3,220 cfs set in 1997.
The Mountain Mail reported that Chaffee County officials rescued people in nine vehicles over the weekend after low areas of county roads were inundated or washed out.
The high heat and fast melting mean that many rivers are running far above normal.
The Boulder County Sheriff's Office closed Boulder Creek to all watercraft from Barker Dam east of Nederland to the Weld County line, north or Erie. The ban includes rafts and inner tubes; kayaks and white-water canoes are exempt by law.
In announcing the closure, the sheriff noted that Boulder Creek is flowing at 857 cfs, when a normal flow is between 100 and 300 cfs.
The Big Thompson and Fall rivers were close to overflowing banks during the weekend.
The town of Estes Park placed sandbags downtown near the post office, said spokesman Kate Rusch.
The Weather Service in Grand Junction issued flood warnings because of melting snow in Eagle County until 8 p.m. today.
There was minor flooding in and around Vail on Saturday night, but the waters receded Sunday.
The town reported that a bicycle pedestrian bridge was destroyed by debris, and high water damaged a condominium complex. City employees and volunteers were sandbagging to protect homes.


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(Reuters) - For the second time this year, a leading plaintiffs' firm is attempting to block a proposed amicus brief from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce by highlighting ties between the Chamber, its lawyers and the defendant in the case.
On Aug. 9, Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein filed its opposition to a proposed amicus brief by the U.S. Chamber in DirectTV's interlocutory challenge at the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to the certification of two Telephone Consumer Protection Act classes. Lieff's brief argues that the Chamber, its lawyers from King & Spalding, DirectTV and Direct TV's lawyers from Mayer Brown are bound so closely together that even under a liberal reading of the definition of an amicus curiae, the Chamber cannot legitimately be regarded as a friend of the court.
DirectTV pays dues to the Chamber, but that's just the beginning of the story, according to Lieff Cabraser. DirectTV's lead appellate counsel in the TCPA case at the 11th Circuit, Andrew Pincus of Mayer Brown, has represented the Chamber in at least 50 cases, the Lieff brief said, including appeals in which Pincus drafted Chamber amicus briefs supporting DirectTV. Meanwhile, the Chamber's appellate lawyers at King & Spalding are counsel to DirectTV in a different TCPA class action in federal court in Atlanta, where the 11th Circuit case originated.
If this were a 1960s movie it would be "Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice." But in the context of relationships between parties, lawyers and amici, Lieff Cabraser argued, it's impermissible. "The Chamber and its counsel are not impartial 'friends of the court,'" the brief said. "This case presents precisely the circumstances where such limits ought to apply. The Chamber is not merely a friend of the party, but essentially the party itself."
You could easily dismiss Lieff Cabraser's brief for asserting an overly restrictive definition of amici. No one in 2017 seriously expects impartiality from frequent amicus filers like the Chamber – or from pro-plaintiffs advocacy groups on the other side. Nor can anyone reasonably fault Mayer Brown and King & Spalding for representing both the Chamber and dues-paying members of business groups. They're corporate law firms! That they represent both corporations and corporate advocacy groups isn't exactly a surprise.
But I'm sensing an inchoate plaintiffs' strategy to delegitimize the Chamber in court. Remember, Lieff Cabraser is the second prominent plaintiffs' firm to oppose a Chamber amicus brief this year by arguing that the group is too cozy with defendants. In February, the Lanier Law Firm (with help from Kenneth Starr!) attempted to block a Chamber amicus brief backing Johnson & Johnson in a 5th Circuit appeal of a hip implant jury verdict. Like Lieff Cabraser, Lanier contended that J&J not only pays significant dues to the Chamber but also shares a lead litigator – in its case, John Beisner of Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom – with the business group. (Law.com had a terrific report Monday on all of the many ties between J&J and the Chamber, including a discussion of the Lanier brief.)
The Chamber, represented in the J&J case by Mayer Brown, said Lanier's accusations were ridiculous. The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure do not require disclosure of every connection between a proposed amicus and a party in the case, the Chamber reply brief said, including dues and outside counsel relationships.
In fact, the Chamber argued, Lanier's cramped view of amicus filings by advocacy groups might even be unconstitutional. The "proposed rule would effectively ban trade associations from filing amicus briefs, which in turn would impair the capacity of trade associations to exercise their First Amendment rights to speech and to petition the government," the Chamber told the 5th Circuit.
The 5th Circuit ended up allowing the Chamber brief to be filed, in an order without additional explanation. But Lieff Cabraser must have thought there was enough merit in Lanier's argument to exclude the Chamber to revive it in the DirectTV case at the 11th Circuit, complete with an intricate flow chart documenting ties between Mayer Brown, King & Spalding, DirectTV and the Chamber.
The Chamber has not yet responded to Lieff's filing and a Chamber representative declined to comment on it. In an email statement, the group said its Institute for Legal Reform advocates common sense reforms to the civil justice system "on behalf of the entire business community."
(This story has been updated to include comment from the U.S. Chamber.)


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The Sports Xchange
Dickey, Jays shut down White Sox in win
TORONTO -- R.A. Dickey said his knuckleball was worthy of a complete game.
But upper back spasms said otherwise.
The Sports Xchange
Dickey, Jays shut down White Sox in win
TORONTO -- R.A. Dickey said his knuckleball was worthy of a complete game.
But upper back spasms said otherwise.
So the right-handed knuckleballer settled for six innings in which he allowed no runs and two hits as the Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Chicago White Sox 3-1 on Thursday.
"It was a gutsy performance because it's been bothering him for a couple of days," Toronto manager John Gibbons said. "He gritted it out."
Dickey (2-2) needed only 64 pitches, allowing one walk, before coming out in favor of right-handed reliever Esmil Rogers to open the seventh before a crowd of 18,015 at Rogers Centre.
Dickey was visited at the mound with two out in the sixth by the trainer and Gibbons but was able to finish the inning.
"I felt something in the Kansas City start (a 3-2 win April 13)," Dickey said. "I was able to get through another inning and a third (in that game). It got better through the week so that I felt comfortable taking the ball. "Hopefully it will continue to get better between the starts. I felt it a little bit (Thursday). The most I felt it was that last inning, I hadn't gotten up and down so many times since I first did it so it was getting tighter and tighter. I had a knuckleball tonight where I could have pitched a complete game."
Asked if he would be able to make his next start, Dickey said: "I think it's too early to speculate. I'm optimistic."
Casey Janssen pitched the ninth to post his fifth save.
White Sox left-hander Chris Sale (1-2) allowed four hits, one walk and three runs (two earned) while striking out six in seven innings.
"It's early in the season but this game we really needed against one of the top pitchers in baseball," Gibbons said.
"He threw fine, gave up a couple hits here and there put stuff-wise, he was good," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said of Sale. "We just have to clean it up and score some runs. Against R.A., that's just tough luck because he had it going."
Edwin Encarnacion, Munenori Kawasaki and Rajai Davis each drove in a run for the Blue Jays (7-9), who had lost the two previous games to the White Sox (7-9) after taking the series opener Monday.
White Sox left fielder Dayan Viciedo left with an oblique strain during his at-bat in the eighth. Jordan Danks batted for him with a 1-and-1 count and struck out against Rogers. Viciedo did not feel that the injury would put him on the disabled list but he will be re-evaluated Friday.
Left-hander Aaron Loup replaced Rogers after Alexei Ramirez singled with one out in the eight. He retired pinch-hitter Tyler Greene on a fly to right but allowed a run-scoring double to Tyler Flowers.
Flowers struck out in the third against Dickey and was 0-for-2 against the knuckleballer.
"That's the first time I have seen one," Flowers said, "So for me it was kind of like someone turned off the lights every couple feet as it was coming to you -- it was moving that much, at least the ones to me were.
"He seems to be able to control which way it moves to an extent. The strikeout to me kind of dove down and away, which I'm sure I've heard him on TV talk about it before where he can kind of manipulate it sometimes. It seemed like he was effectively doing that today when he needed it."
The Blue Jays scored a run in the first after Davis led off with a single, stole second and third, and came home on Encarnacion's two-out single.
Dickey retired the first 11 batters he faced with five strikeouts before former Blue Jay Alex Rios singled to center in the fourth. Rios took second on a wild pitch and Paul Konerko walked. But Adam Dunn struck out.
The Blue Jays increased the lead to 3-0 in the fifth. Emilio Bonifacio was hit by a pitch. He scooted to third on Sale's wild pickoff throw to first and scored when Dunn flubbed Munenori Kawsaki's grounder to first with the infield in. Kawasaki reached first base. With one out, Davis doubled to the gap in left center to score Kawasaki.
"I want something to take something from this game and it is to start paying closer attention to the runners," Sale said. "They just had free rein out there it seemed like, especially in the first. I felt like I had a little bit better stuff than my previous outing. Location was good for the most part, but some things happened. I made a stupid throwing error at first; I'd like to believe I had him picked off."


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13 May 2015
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This past weekend, many youth from the parish participated in an awesome retreat called The King of the Ring. During this retreat, boxing was used as a powerful metaphor for our life as Christians. This metaphor is very accurate. Following Jesus means that we will often have to fight against various opponents. Like a boxer we are also surrounded by a great many people. Some are on our side, cheering for us and giving us advice. At the same time, it is difficult to hear these voices because there are also some in the crowd who are cheering for our opponents. They also try to give us bad advice in an attempt to have us make a false move or give up. Being a Christian is much like being a boxer fighting in a ring.
When we follow Jesus, we will have to fight to love God and keep His commandments. This is the challenge that Jesus gives us in the gospel of today. Though we all need to love God more, in a real way, we all do love God. Though we all are need to follow God's commandments better, we all are trying to live and love as Jesus did. It would be wonderful of this was an easy thing to do. It would be great if being a Christian could be all rainbows and unicorns all the time, but it isn't. Trying to follow the commandments is a struggle against various opponents. First, we fight against ourselves. None of us is perfect. We are broken and selfish human beings. Though we often know the right way to act, it can be very difficult to do so. As Jesus said, "the Spirit is willing but the flesh is weak" (Mt 26:41). Second, we sometimes battle against other people. Conflicts can arise simply because of misunderstandings. Sometimes because of their own woundedness, people will try to hurt us, often to make themselves feel better. Regardless of the reason, these blows hurt. Finally, we fight Satan. The devil is real and will do all he can to keep us from loving God and keeping His commandments. As the saying goes: the struggle is real. This, however, should not surprise us. Jesus Himself was a fighter. He fought for all that was good, true and beautiful. He fought for the weak. He fought to reunite us with God our Father. It should come as no surprise that if we want to follow in Jesus' footsteps and keep God's commandments, we will also have to struggle.
In this fight, many voices will try to prevent us from winning. As a boxer in the ring, you are surrounded by a great crowd who all cry out. Many of these voices try to prevent you from loving God and following His commandments. For an activity on the retreat, I had the opportunity to talk with a few youth about this Gospel, in order to brainstorm ideas for this homily. They focused on the fact that in our life as Christians we encounter many voices that hold us back. Some of these voices take the form of negative peer pressure from our friends. Some of these voices we perceive as coming from those closest to us, our own family. Some of these voices come from within our own head. Here is a selection of some of the things the youth heard these voices saying.
You need to get good grades at school. If you don't you are a failure. Don't go to Mass today. You are too busy with school and work. If you want to fit in, you need to go to this party where there will be drugs and alcohol. You're not good enough. You're not pretty enough. You're not smart enough. Nobody really likes you.
The youth also described how these voices made them feel. Anxious. Alone. Weighed down. Defeated. In our struggle to love God and follow His commandments, many voices try to prevent us from winning.
In this fight, the Holy Spirit is in our corner, ensuring us of victory. While on retreat, the youth talked about the numerous people that each of us have in our corners like our parents and good friends. Though Jesus does not fight our fights for us, as He explains in the Gospel of today, He has given us the Holy Spirit, who is the strongest support that we have. The Holy Spirit is like like the trainer that each boxer has in his or her corner. The trainer advises the boxer and gives encouragement. The trainer is the most important voice of all to listen to. Jesus calls the Holy Spirit the Paraclete. The word Paraclete means a number of things such as advocate, counsellor and consoler. In contrast to all the negative voices they hear, the youth explained that the Holy Spirit will say things like this to us.
You are beautiful, good, and God's beloved son or daughter. You are never alone no matter how lonely you feel. Don't get discouraged if you don't succeed at first. Try your best. Life is a journey. God has a great plan for you. Respect and take care of yourself by not giving into the pressure to drink and do drugs. No matter how bad things seem, they will get better. Don't loose hope.
The youth also described how it made them feel knowing that they had they Holy Spirit in their corner supporting them. Hope. Cared for. Trust. Peace. Loved. The Holy Spirit is the greatest gift from Jesus, He is our greatest support in our battle as followers of Jesus.
In order to ensure ourselves of victory, we need to take some practical steps to ensure that we are able to listen to the voice of the Holy Spirit. Our lives are very busy and noisy. Here are two practical things we can do to ensure that the voice of the Paraclete is not drowned out:
- Actively seek silence and solitude in order to listen to the Holy Spirit. In a boxing ring, the boxer cannot normally hear the trainer over the noise from the crowd. For this reason, in between rounds, the boxer goes into the corner to be with and listen to the trainer. Likewise the voice of the Holy Spirit is a quiet one. In order to hear what He is saying to us, we need to choose some time each day to be in silence and solitude. Turn off your phone, music and computer. Give the Holy Spirit a chance to be heard. Start with five minutes.
- Keep a journal of the good things that the Holy Spirit says to you. You can do this during your time of silence and solitude! We have all at times heard the Holy Spirit's voice of encouragement and love. Sometimes it is in something we read, sometimes through the voice of a friend or other times when in prayer. Unfortunately we tend to forget quickly these good and encouraging things. We focus on the negative voices. To combat this tendency, it can be very powerful to write down in a book the truth the Holy Spirit shows you. Write down all the things you love about yourself. Your talents and good qualities. What makes you a good friend. The values you want to live by. Often write down the blessings that happen in the day. Simple things like a nice conversation with a friend or the time you were able to show kindness to someone. Keep all this in a journal and refer to it often, especially when you are down and feel like giving up.
Our life as followers of Jesus is a battle. Loving God and keeping His commandments is not easy, but it is a something truly worth fighting for. Never give up, especially when you are knocked to the ground. Jesus has given us the Holy Spirit to help and console us. Today chose to take some steps to ensure you can hear His voice above the crowd. Decide to spend some few minutes each day in silence and solitude to write in a journal all the good and encouraging things that the Holy Spirit has to say to you. With the Paraclete by our side, victory is assured!


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