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St. Theresa Christmas 2017
Annually during Advent, it has been our tradition to ask parishioners for help in procuring needed items for the Parish. Just a few examples of your past generosity include new statues of Joseph and Mary, instruments for the choir, and a new tabernacle. This year our Christmas "wish list" is to complete the Sanctuary Appeal.
The Sanctuary Appeal was first introduced to the congregation in September. To date, 34 families have generously contributed approximately $140,000 to the Sanctuary Appeal! But, we are still $60,000 short of our $200,000 goal. We need your help.
In an effort to support our Pastoral Plan and with the goal of improving every parishioner's sacramental life, the two primary purposes of the Sanctuary Appeal are:
Making the Altar safe for our celebrants, servers, and lay ministers as they help us celebrate the Mass.
This year alone, we've had three slip and falls during the Eucharist. The best way to improve safety for those on the Altar is to reduce the height of the Altar and make the space less confining. This will be accomplished by widening the Altar and by reducing the number of steps from four to two.
Improving the Mass experience for parents of young children.
Anyone who has attended Mass with a child knows how difficult it can be to wrangle a little one through a homily. Today, we have no dedicated separate space for infants, toddlers, and their parents to take in the Mass. The Sanctuary Appeal attempts to address this issue through the creation of dedicated "cry room" space in the Narthex – approximately 1,000 square feet of comfortable, glassed-in, and carpeted space with improved viewing of the Mass for parents of young children.
The Sanctuary Appeal seeks to improve Sacramental Life for all members of the congregation, and while we are accomplishing needed fixes, we will also attempt to improve the aesthetics and functionality of the Altar and Choir area for weddings and funerals. If funds in excess of our $200,000 goal are raised, we will also be able to make improvements to the sound system in the sanctuary and the chapel area.
We ask that you prayerfully consider donating to the appeal –
no gift is too small
Donations can be made on-line at:
or you can write a check to the church with Renovation Fund in the memo line.
See the back side of this flyer for some thoughts from our Liturgical servants and Parishioners on the importance of the proposed fixes:
Ollie Zimmermann
, Hospitality Minister
"As a Minister of Hospitality and a father of three children, I can attest to the need for a cry room for families with young children.
There are many reasons such a retreat space is necessary. Parents who are new to the parish or "trying us out" for the first time are often disappointed and perplexed when they learn we don't have a cry room. And many of them don't return as a result, because having a comfortable cry room is a very important criterion in choosing a parish for many young families.
Creating such a space would be more welcoming, and not just for the parents.
St. Theresa's should have a more comfortable, carpeted space with noise-reducing walls that will improve the quality of worship for these young families …and likely yours as well, because a cry room would enable everyone to more fully engage with the liturgy. I encourage everyone to consider generously donating to the Appeal."
Andrew Davis
, Altar Server and Eucharistic Minister
"Not only will these improvements enable us to have more space on the altar, more importantly
it will give us an opportunity to better help serve God and our church
by being able to better assist Father Larry and Fr. Neville when serving weekly mass or at funerals when honoring our loved ones or celebrating a new marriage."
Matthew & Sarah Fox
, Parents of 4
"Just as the needs of a family household grow and change over the years, so do the needs of our parish home.
The Sanctuary Improvement plan deserves our support to meet the needs of our growing and changing parish family.
Together, as a parish family, we can help to make these improvements possible.
We hope you will join us as we contribute to the Sanctuary Improvement plan this Advent season."
Louri O'Leary
, Lector
" As a member of the parish, I feel it is my responsibility to offer my time to support the church community needs. My parents taught me the value of the commandment - Love Your Neighbor as yourself. Jim and I became members in 2007 when we moved into the neighborhood and I have served over the years as a Parish Council member, lector, and served in various roles at the Parish Picnic, Parish Potluck Luncheon, Church Cleaning Project, Wedding Anniversary Mass and Christmas Outreach project. I encourage you to please let me know your thoughts as we go through this Sanctuary Improvement Appeal because
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(Bloomberg) -- As Congressional Republicans' 16-day fight to defund President Barack Obama's health care overhaul dissolved, Ohio Governor John Kasich was trying to find a way around his party to expand Medicaid under the law.
Kasich, having failed to persuade Republican lawmakers to add 275,000 adults to the state-federal health program, will ask the seven-member Ohio Controlling Board, a separate legislative panel that considers agency spending requests, to vote Oct. 21 on taking federal money for the expansion. Almost two-thirds of the 60 Republican state representatives, including Speaker William Batchelder, protested the move yesterday.
"It may be the only way to get it done," former Governor Ted Strickland, a Democrat whom Kasich beat in 2010, told reporters this week. "I disagree with Governor Kasich about a lot of things, but he's a fellow who has a lot of political experience, and he knows that this is the right thing."
Kasich, 61, a former Budget Committee chairman in the U.S. House of Representatives, one-time presidential candidate and first-term governor, is charting a course diametrically opposed to the views of his party's legislative leaders and more conservative members. With polls showing rising support for the law known as 'Obamacare,' Kasich has said the Medicaid deal makes fiscal sense and that the state has a moral duty to help the poor despite Tea Party anger.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, states can expand Medicaid to cover those earning about a third more than the federal poverty level, or $15,856 annually for an individual and $26,951 for a family of three this year, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation, a Menlo Park, Calif.-based nonprofit group that studies health issues. It said Ohio would be the 25th state to take that step. The U.S. government would pay all the added cost for the first three years and at least 90 percent after that.
Seven of 30 Republican governors are expanding Medicaid, including New Jersey's Chris Christie, Jan Brewer in Arizona and Rick Snyder in Michigan, according to Kaiser. While Brewer carried through her threat to veto unrelated bills until lawmakers relented, Kasich is trying to skirt a full vote in his Republican-led legislature.
In a perennial presidential battleground that Obama won twice, Ohio Republicans control all statewide elective offices. Kasich, a former state senator and nine-term congressman, included the Medicaid expansion in his budget proposal in February only to see lawmakers remove it.
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Kasich said expansion makes fiscal sense because the federal government would pay about $13 billion over seven years to cover residents who otherwise would get care at emergency rooms, often without being able to pay for it. Aside from the money, it's just right, the governor said.
"For those that live in the shadows of life, those who are the least among us, I will not accept the fact that the most vulnerable in our state should be ignored," the governor said in a Feb. 19 speech.
Kasich's plan won support from the state Chamber of Commerce and business groups such as the Ohio Hospital Association, which said members stood to lose $7.4 billion during the next decade from reduced federal reimbursements.
Even so, some Republican legislators opposed to the law objected to expanding what they said is a flawed program, without guarantees that a federal government already spending too much will keep its promises.
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"This will change medicine in this country," Batchelder, a Republican from Medina, told reporters yesterday in Columbus, the state capital. Republican leaders are instead pursing bills to "reform" Medicaid, and Batchelder said he signed the protest letter because he has legal and constitutional issues with Kasich's bypassing the full legislature.
Former Governor Bob Taft, a Republican who preceded Strickland, said Kasich showed leadership just as a "very small minority" of Republicans in Congress shut down the government and brought the U.S. to the brink of default.
"The minority seems to be driving the train right now," Taft, 71, told reporters in Columbus on Oct. 15.
Republicans of all stripes are furious, especially at Kasich's attempt to go around the legislature, said Tom Zawistowski, executive director of the Portage County Tea Party. He said members won't support Kasich's re-election next year.
"There's really a lot of outrage," Zawistowski said by telephone. "It's too much like what Obama does."
Contrarian Governor
Kasich lacked the will to move his party, and bypassing the full legislature will invite costly legal challenges that could delay enrollments, said Representative Chris Redfern of Catawba Island. He's a Controlling Board member and the Ohio Democratic Party chairman. The board consists of four Republican and two Democratic lawmakers, plus a chairman appointed by Kasich.
While Republicans differ about Medicaid expansion, Kasich is doing his duty, said Robert Bennett, a former state party chairman and a Republican National Committee member.
Members unhappy with the expansion will credit Kasich for balancing the budget while also cutting taxes, Bennett said by telephone from Columbus. He said the governor was a "compassionate conservative" before former President George W. Bush talked about it.
Kasich may pay a price, if his support for expansion limits Republican turnout and excitement in 2014, said Paul Beck, a professor emeritus of political science at Ohio State University in Columbus. The governor won in 2010 by 2 percentage points.
Even so, Kasich, who in Congress also bucked his party to eliminate funding for the B-2 long-range bomber, seems to delight in going against the grain, Beck said in an interview.
"He doesn't want to be pigeonholed, it seems to me, as somebody who is going to be totally predictable in toeing the line with whatever his party's ideology may be," Beck said. "That's one thing that voters find attractive in him."
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PARALUTION is library for sparse iterative methods with special focus on multi-core and accelerator technology such as GPUs, it comes with dual license model - open-source GPLv3 and commercial. The software provides fine-grained parallel solvers and preconditioners which can utilize the modern multi-/many-core devices. Based on C++, it provides a generic and flexible design allowing a seamless integration with other scientific software packages.
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SHEESH!!! What's cooking everybody?? It's been two weeks since I've added a blog post… That's just really not good enough Tayla! (Yes, I am referring to myself in the third person). I guess being Twenteen is making me a little lackadaisical- what a great word that is! Seriously.
I had quite an eventful past weekend. The sun has been gracing us with its presence a lot lately and so of course we (Sister *Alex* , Future Bro-In-Law *Dan*, Boyfriend *Tom* and Friend *Sarah Sarah Sarah*) took advantage of this and ventured off to the ZSL London Zoo for some fun in the sun. Oh and there's only one Sarah- we just all repeat her name three times for comical effect.
Hahaha Alex wore a green shirt, so the camera wasn't able to pick it up and so her shirt has the pattern of our surroundings 🙂
We saw loads of animals (naturally, as it was a zoo!!) which included: Giant tortoises, countless reptiles and countless primates, penguins, lions, tigers, gorillas, giraffes, zebras, warthogs, wild dogs, meerkats, aardvarks, porcupines, pygmy hippos, wallabies, sea life, Komodo dragons, camels and many more that my brain can't remember. We got up, close and personal with a few species in the monkey enclosure and in Butterfly Paradise. Was pretty cool 🙂
After stopping for lunch and paying £6.50 for a margarita pizza the size of my hand, we carried on walking around the zoo and covered about a bajillion (not a real word) million miles! We then left the zoo and walked through the beautiful Regent's Park.
The next day (Sunday and Tom's birthday), Tom and I went off to London again to have a South African themed day. We started off by watching The Lion King at the Lyceum Theatre in Covent Garden. It was my second time seeing it and words cannot describe how AMAZING the production is!! I sang along to all the songs and thoroughly enjoyed every second!! There's no doubt that The Lion King is one of Disney's greatest movies ever, so if you ever get the chance to see the production- GO!!! We then caught the tube to Camden Town to enjoy a delicious SA meal at the Shaka Zulu restaurant. The interior of the restaurant was incredible- so wonderfully detailed and truly African. Tom had a crocodile cigar for starters (crocodile springroll) while I had a biltong platter. For mains, Tom had the pork ribs and peri peri wedges and I enjoyed a medium rare rib-eye steak with Cape Malay rice and cinnamon butternut. Surprisingly, there was no room for dessert.
Other than that, I have been extremely busy at work- looking forward to the bank holiday weekend then off to Spain 🙂
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Data isolationism will hold back the cloud
Cloud providers and users are facing a real dilemma: The Safe Harbor agreement between the United States and European Union was struck down in October by EU courts, and a new agreement under review to replace it may not provide the ease of user-data transfer that U.S. companies seek -- and it may not protect user privacy enough either. That means uncertainty all around.
The EU is the latest government to voice concern that data stored on U.S. cloud servers would be subject to U.S. government seizures -- as the feds have already tried with a Microsoft server in Ireland. Thus, U.S. cloud providers cannot guarantee privacy, as required by EU laws, and the EU will not allow U.S. cloud servers to store its citizens' data. It's that simple.
The essence of cloud computing is to provide utility-based computing services that use any cloud resource available. If it's in another country, so be it. But the data-management laws come from a very different perspective: that of data isolation.
If public cloud providers are forced to build and operate infrastructure in each country that has a beef with data transmission outside its borders, they can easily comply. But doing so will raise costs, which are passed down to the users. In some cases, the price hikes will undo the cloud's economic viability.
But there's more at risk than cost efficiency. IT organizations, providers, and consultants (like me) will also be burdened with taking on legal expertise to understand and comply with the changing rules and regulations, because most of the larger corporations are multinational. That means we won't be able to focus on the technology as much due to the increased attention on the changing, more-complex data-management rules. And the cloud will get much less efficient.
The trends to data isolationism are not good, and they benefit no one. I understand the motivation behind protecting sensitive data from bad actors -- but not at the price of draining value from a very important technology.
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For today's trading, now ended, the high and the closing prices are above the upper resistance line of the short-term triangle. But I'm sure even the most optimistic, bullish trader will forgive me for describing that final candlestick as less than enthusiastic. It's not a doji, that much can be said for it, but it's not a big, strong weightlifting candle, either.
I still view this chart as able to break either way, up or down. And it's still dependent upon the Fed's final decision, due tomorrow.
That's… going to be an interesting trading day. For some active traders, it's gonna be like that ancient Chinese curse: "May you live in interesting times." Again, full disclosure — I am not currently actively trading in any market. This is purely sideline kibbitzing.
How about some author and ebook news, for a change, instead of politics? Here's Professor Glenn Reynolds of the University of Tennessee's law school, our very own Instapundit:
Change: Nearly half of all e-book sales dollars now going to self-published authors.
Now that's change we can believe in. Here's a direct link to the article Prof Reynolds is highlighting and discussing. From the website Author Earnings:
September 2015 Author Earnings Report: AAP Reports Own Shrinking Market Share, Media Mistakes It for Flat US Ebook Market
As both an author and publisher, I'm not certain where my little micropress falls within that repeating chart. Dingbat Publishing does publish books by other authors; our stable currently has a dozen stalls, even if two of them are me and my alter ego. We are a royalty paying press and assign ISBN numbers to our books. So does that make us part of the so-called "red zone," the Non-AAP Reported Traditionally Published, or the light blue, ISBN-Bearing Indie Books?
Either way, they say we did pretty well last month. Glad to hear it.
And just so I can tag this post as political, here's Legal Insurrection's Kemberlee Kaye:
Government Cracks Down on Little Free Libraries
To steal and paraphrase a meme, what would we do without experts and governments?
Thanks for stopping by. Cheers and happy reading. Traders, stock up on industrial-strength Maalox for tomorrow.


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LONDON (Reuters) - Analytics firm Corelogic (CLGX.N) raised its estimate for insured property losses for wind and storm surge from Tropical Storm Harvey to $1.5-3 billion, it said on Wednesday.
Corelogic's previous estimate, made last week, was for insured property losses of $1-2 billion.
The latest estimate, like the earlier estimate, does not include flood losses, a Corelogic spokeswoman said by email, adding that flood losses were "difficult to estimate at this point since the rain continues to fall".
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Help us send the message that you want genuine Climate Change Action to the "Minister for Coal" in the seat he holds. Rather than a quick and short-lived dollar from coal exports, we want to use Australia's enormous renewable resources and create many new jobs.
Please come to a stall in Camberwell, Hawthorn or Kew for a couple of hours to show him he's on a failing path, and he needs to take climate change seriously.
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Auburn University's Dance Marathon is in its second year of raising money for Columbus Regional Medical Center in Columbus Georgia. Last February, the dance marathon raised $65,995.95 to forever change the lives of the "miracle children" tied with Children's Miracle Network. Auburn is now in second place for the most money raised at a first year dance marathon.
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Have you ever stepped out of a classroom and wished there was a bike to ride quickly to the other side of campus instead of just walking? Auburn is constantly trying to push ways to make our campus an all pedestrian campus, and one way SGA is implementing this is through a community bike system. The Health Promotion and Wellness Services are also promoting the bikes through a healthier and more active campus. Catherine Edwards, a member of Senate, states that "you can get on…Continue
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What if I told you that you could have a friend that would love you unconditionally and not judge you for anything said or done; it sounds pretty good, right?
This is exactly what the friendships are like that form in the Best Buddies Club at Auburn University.
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This book explores the inequities experienced by minority schoolchildren in special education. These issues are examined as problems in their own right, and as reflections of persistent racial inequities in our system of public education. Racial Inequity in Special Education describes the scope of these problems, and provides a comprehensive review of attempts by legislators, child advocates, and educational and civil rights enforcement agencies to address these complex issues. The authors outline essential areas for further research and dialogue.
An illuminating account of a widespread problem that has received little attention until now, Racial Inequity in Special Education sets the stage for a more fruitful discussion about special education and racial justice -- a discussion that aims to advance racial equity in both special and general education.
Losen, D. & Orfield, G. (Eds.) (2002). Racial Inequity in Special Education, Cambridge, MA: Harvard Education Press.


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Success Claimed in Second Launch of North Korean Rocket
North Korea Claims Success in Rocket Launch
North Korea launched a multistage rocket Wednesday that appeared to travel the entire distance of a projected course and put an object into orbit, making it the most successful of the country's five attempts at testing long-range missile technology. The rocket took off shortly before 10 a.m. local time, flew south over the Yellow Sea, East China Sea and the Philippines, according to Japanese military authorities who tracked it closely because of the potential threat it posed to its Okinawa prefecture.
North Korea issued a brief statement saying the rocket successfully launched a satellite into space. Other countries saw the launch as a cover for a test of long-range missile technology. The U.S. military confirmed the trajectory of what it called a missile and said, "Initial indications are that the missile deployed an object that appeared to achieve orbit." A senior U.S. official also said late Tuesday that the North Korean missile appeared to successfully launch what could be a satellite into orbit. The Wall Street Journal's Evan Ramstad joined Gordon Deal from Seoul, South Korea with the latest on the North Korean rocket launch.
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Internet Explorer in its recent ad campaign, makes us remember the time when it was cool to wear shoes that would light up with every step you took, and when instead of flat screen tablets and smart phones, all we had was a digital pet to play with. Internet Explorer in this campaign tries to make us remember how in the 90s, it was the only internet browser which is now probably lost after Google Chrome and Firefox came in.
Now, as our slap bracelets are kept away in a trunk, along with those laser pens and fuzzy haired troll figures, we have certainly grown out of the 90s era, and so has Internet Explorer, which through this ad asks you to reconnect with the newer and better version of the internet browser.
See the ad for yourself, you might even feel yourself lost in nostalgia! Sigh, good ol' days!


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Like 10 pounds of fertilizer in a 5-pound sack, engine bays of early Fords offer little room to spare. Therefore, accuracy in belt sizing is an absolute necessity. If you don't get your accessories tucked in tight, you won't be closing your hood.
While this little trick may seem obvious to some, I'm certain that I never would have thought of it on my own. As suggested by my friend, Guardrail Willie Martin, I now keep a supply of used belts on hand so actual-size samples can be cut from the longer ones. While this makes belt sizing easier, they're still a handful (it takes about three hands) to hold in place while measuring. Recently, while struggling with a cut-to-fit V-belt sample, a search for staples ensued: "Has anybody seen the T-50s? I know there's some on this shelf somewhere! Let's move all these zip-ties outta the way… OK, let's move all this shrink-tube outta the way … Shazam! Shrink-tube!"


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I've spent a lot of time designing things, and over the years I've become the "make the complex simple" guy. I have an intense drive to hone in on what's important and cut out everything that isn't.
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Having left England in 2001, one of the foods I miss is the venerable sausage roll. When I worked in London, my local shopping center had a bakery that sold five, freshly-baked sausage rolls for just £1. I doubt they are still as cheap as that, but they sure tasted good. Yesterday, I had a go at making some for myself:
They turned out reasonably well; however, they were handicapped by the sausage meat, which is a little spicier than I would like. British sausage meat is quite mild, but it is devilishly hard to get that sort of stuff in the US, unless you make it yourself. Nevertheless, they were quite delicious. I plan to experiment with varying the filling.


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It's Curtains for al-Qaida
What happens when Iraqi "insurgents" take on Zarqawi's thugs?
The best news from Iraq this year would certainly be the long New York Times report of Jan. 12 on the murderous strife between local "insurgents" and al-Qaida infiltrators. This was also among the best news from last year. For months, coalition soldiers in Iraq had been telling anyone who would care to listen that they had noticed a new phenomenon: heavy fire that they didn't have to duck. On analysis, this turned out to be shooting or shelling apparently "incoming" from one "insurgent position" but actually directed at another one.
That would be bad enough news for the video-butchers and the bombers of mosques, but there was worse to come. On Aug. 14 last year, the Washington Post published the following lead paragraph on its front page:
Rising up against insurgent leader Abu Musab Zarqawi, Iraqi Sunni Muslims in Ramadi fought with grenade launchers and automatic weapons Saturday to defend their Shiite neighbors against a bid to drive them from the western city. … Dozens of Sunni members of the Dulaimi tribe established cordons around Shiite homes, and Sunni men battled followers of Zarqawi, a Jordanian, for an hour Saturday morning. The clashes killed five of Zarqawi's guerrillas and two tribal fighters, residents and hospital workers said. Zarqawi loyalists pulled out of two contested neighborhoods in pickup trucks stripped of license plates, witnesses said.
The use of "rising up" and "insurgent" in that first phrase is perhaps unintentionally amusing. To be an insurgent is to rise up by definition; I've never read of it being done against an insurgent before, but then I did not pick this stupid term for the Iraqi thugs and fundamentalists in the first place. (Incidentally, on Jan. 5, the Times ran a story under the headline, "Rebel Attacks in Iraq Kill 50, 30 at a Funeral." The first paragraph of Richard A. Oppel Jr.'s article then began with the words "Insurgents unleashed car bombs," and the second paragraph said, "In the most lethal attack, terrorists hit …" My italics.)
Back to the Post story from Ramadi: Just for once, those of us who have known so many democratic and decent Iraqis got to see our friends quoted on the front page. "We have had enough of this nonsense," said Sheik Ahmad Khanjar, the leader of the Albu Ali clan. "We don't accept that a non-Iraqi should try to enforce his control over Iraqis, regardless of their sect—whether Sunnis, Shiites, Arabs or Kurds." Ali Hussein Lifta, a local Shiite repairman, responded handsomely. "So many ties of friendship, marriage and compassion" connect people, he said. "We have become in fact part of the population here."
Of course, most reporters then returned to their insulting (and insultingly easy) task of demarcating and segregating all Iraqi opinion as if it had to fall into one of three groups. In Washington, in public, but unquoted, Ahmad Chalabi said last fall that it would be the Sunnis who would get rid of Zarqawi. Now we read (in the Jan. 12 New York Times) of members of the Sunni "Islamic Army" directly confronting al-Qaida's gangsters on the streets of Taji, a town to the north of Baghdad, with appreciable casualties on both sides. And within a few weeks, when the Dec. 15 elections occurred, armed supporters of the local insurgent militias were guarding polling places (in Ramadi, among other previously hot locations) and warning al-Qaida to stay away. Interviewed for the Times piece was Abu Marwa, a militia activist from a town farther south, who described setting a trap for two Syrian al-Qaida members—and killing both of them—after their group had tortured and killed one of his Shiite relatives. ("His legs bore drill holes revealing bone. His jaw had slid off to one side of his head, and his nose was broken. Burns marked his body.")
The significance of this, and of numerous other similar accounts, is three-fold. First, it means that the regular media caricature of Iraqi society is not even a parody. It is very common indeed to find mixed and intermarried families, and these loyalties and allegiances outweigh anything that can be mustered by a Jordanian jailbird who has bet everything on trying to ignite a sectarian war. Second, it means in the not very long run that the so-called insurgency can be politically isolated and militarily defeated. It already operates within a minority of a minority and is largely directed by unpopular outsiders. Politically, it is the Khmer Rouge plus the Mafia—not the Viet Cong. And unlike the Khmer Rouge, it has no chance at all of taking the major cities. Nor, apart from the relatively weak Syrian regime, does it have a hinterland or a friendly neutral territory to use for resupply. And its zealots are now being killed by nationalist and secular, as well as clerical, guerrillas. (In Kurdistan, the Zarqawi riffraff don't even try; there is a real people's army there, and it has a short way with fascists. It also fights on the coalition side.) In counterinsurgency terms, this is curtains for al-Qaida.
Which is my third point. If all goes even reasonably well, and if a combination of elections and prosperity is enough to draw more mainstream Sunnis into politics and away from Baathist nostalgia, it will have been proved that Bin-Ladenism can be taken on—and openly defeated—in a major Middle Eastern country. And not just defeated but discredited. Humiliated. Is there anyone who does not think that this is a historic prize worth having? Worth fighting for, in fact?
I leave that thought with all those who have been advocating withdrawal, or taking a fatalistic attitude to an overrated "insurgency," or who hold the absurd belief that al-Qaida would have left Iraq alone if only we had done the same. If their advice had been followed, and the coalition had pulled out in 2004, the Zarqawi forces would have tried to take the credit, and their boast might even have been believed. This would have been a calamity of a global and epochal order. Now, however difficult and messy the rest of the transition, that at least will never be the outcome.


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Half-Earth provides an enormously moving and naturalistic portrait of just what is being lost when we clip "twigs and eventually whole branches of life's family tree." In elegiac prose, Wilson documents the many ongoing extinctions that are imminent, paying tribute to creatures great and small, not the least of them the two Sumatran rhinos whom he encounters in captivity. Uniquely, Half-Earth considers not only the large animals and star species of plants but also the millions of invertebrate animals and microorganisms that, despite being overlooked, form the foundations of Earth's ecosystems.
In stinging language, he avers that the biosphere does not belong to us and addresses many fallacious notions such as the idea that ongoing extinctions can be balanced out by the introduction of alien species into new ecosystems or that extinct species might be brought back through cloning. This includes a critique of the "anthropocenists," a fashionable collection of revisionist environmentalists who believe that the human species alone can be saved through engineering and technology.
Despite the Earth's parlous condition, Wilson is no doomsayer, resigned to fatalism. Defying prevailing conventional wisdom, he suggests that we still have time to put aside half the Earth and identifies actual spots where Earth's biodiversity can still be reclaimed. Suffused with a profound Darwinian understanding of our planet's fragility, Half-Earth reverberates with an urgency like few other books, but it offers an attainable goal that we can strive for on behalf of all life.
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"If I Ruled the World." By Tom Friedman. Prospect Magazine. January 17, 2017.
"E.O. Wilson on Half-Earth, Donald Trump, and Hope." By Jeremy Hance. Mongabay. January 17, 2017.
"The Year in Reading." Contributors include Paul Simon. The New York Times Book Review. December 19, 2016.
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"E.O. Wilson Goes to Washington." With Andrea Seabrook. NPR's All Things Considered. May 22, 2016.
"Review: Edward O. Wilson's 'Half-Earth' a Clear Call to Save the Planet." By Jack E. Davis. Tampa Bay Times. May 19, 2016.
"Endangered Species: E.O. Wilson Visits Hill to Urge New Thinking on Conservation." By Amanda Reilly. Environment & Energy Daily. May 19, 2016.
"Half Earth: E.O. Wilson On How To Save The Planet." Interview with E.O. Wilson. Radio Boston (WBUR). May 5, 2016.
"E.O. Wilson's 'Half-Earth': A Bold Proposal to Save Biodiversity." By Mike Weilbacher. Philly.com. April 29, 2016.
"How to Save Life on Earth, According to E.O. Wilson." By Jeffrey Brown. PBS Newshour. April 28, 2016.
"Why We Need a 'Moon Shot' to Catalogue the Earth's Biodiversity." By Quentin Wheeler. Huffington Post. April 22, 2016.
"E.O. Wilson's Plan to Save the Planet: Set Aside Half the Earth for Wilderness." Forum with Michael Krasny. April 13, 2016.
"Half-Earth: Our Planet's Fight for Life by Edward O Wilson – Review." By Robin McKie. The Guardian. April 11, 2016.
"Saving Half the Planet for Nature Isn't As Crazy As It Seems." By Simon Worrall. Book Talk, National Geographic. March 27, 2016.
"How to Share Earth with Other Animals." By Russell McLendon. Mother Nature Network. March 21, 2016.
"Back to Nature." By Christine J. Griffiths. Science. 351. March 17, 2016.
"An Empty Beach Isn't Empty At All." By Robert Krulwich. National Geographic's "Curiously Krulwich" Blog. March 17, 2016.
"If Humanity Can't Become One with the Earth, Maybe It Can Give Up Half." By Ari Phillips. Fusion. March 17, 2016.
"Nature, All or Nothing" By Mary Ellen Hannibal. Huffington Post. March 16, 2016.
"'Half-Earth: Our Planet's Fight for Life,' by Edward O. Wilson." By Kate Galbraith. San Francisco Chronicle. March 10, 2016.
"Conservation: Glass Half Full." By Stuart Pimm. Nature. March 10, 2016.
"There Is No Other Planet to Save Us." By Barbara J. Monda. The Olympian. March 9, 2016.
"A Wild Way to Save the Planet." By Jedediah Purdy. New Republic. March 6, 2016.
"Nature's Fair Share? Behind the Call to Hand Back Half of Earth." By Fred Pearce. New Scientist. March 4, 2016.
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SEATTLE — The A's had to make do without John Jaso as their catcher in the series finale against Oakland Sunday, but there is hope that he will be available when the A's return home to start a series against the Cincinnati Reds Tuesday.
Jaso said the palm of his left hand where he suffered an abrasion while sliding Thursday in Texas, is not causing him as much pain.
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love the retro orange :) and hey, whatever works as therapy...lol.
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You know what... I reckon they would be awesome stuck on a wall..... in a wavy fashion... I truly do!! :) And BOOOOO to pink yarn guy hiding the crochet coasters.... LOL
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Throughout the euro-zone crisis, the Netherlands has been firmly established as part of the single currency's high-quality core. But investors may be reconsidering.
During the past couple of weeks, the cost of insuring Dutch debt against default has widened to historic highs relative to the German equivalent. Last week, spreads on five-year Dutch CDS over Germany's hit an historic high of 47 basis points. And while CDS rates themselves are down on the highs hit last November–at 112 bps now from 136 bps then–they're well above their lows and have been trending higher lately.
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The founding premise of this book is that the ethical trauma of a compassion attempting to do justice without the illusion of being grounded in something beyond the sheer facticity of its own performance is a theme which cries out to be investigated in its own right. If Nietzsche is right that living without illusions is impossible for human beings, then the most important ethical implication of this essentially anthropological fact goes far beyond the question of what illusions we ought to choose. It must also include the question whether we should succumb to that most seductive and pernicious of all illusions: namely, the belief that exercising great care and responsibility in choosing our illusions – which we might then call our 'principles of justice' – excuses us ethically for what we do to others in their name. This question of personal responsibility is examined here in a range of legal contexts: the enforcement of human rights; the management of cultural diversity; the so-called corporate social responsibility movement, 'cost-benefit analysis', and in the widespread tendency to ignore the tragic phenomenon of speechlessness. And, consistently, the point here is not to offer therapeutic comfort or a path towards healing to those beset by ethical trauma in the context of law and justice. Quite the contrary. It aspires to accentuate and increase the ethical crisis which it identifies. The culmination of a 10 year legal-philosophical project, this book will appeal to graduate students, scholars and curious non-academic intellectuals interested in continental philosophy, critical legal theory, postmodern theology, the philosophy of human rights, and the study of individual ethics in the context of law.
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Last weekend, Sarge and I went to the pub (OK, two pubs) to meet with friends and prove that he had survived meeting my mother. We left the first pub in search of another one with an accessible toilet.
I spend half my life needing to pee, and the other half looking for an accessible toilet to pee in. I have accepted this as an interesting/annoying part of my life, and go with it. Or not. (Pun maybe intended, I haven't decided.)
Anyway. We arrive at what has become one of my favourite places to drink. Comfy couches, generous measures, and the much sought-after accessible toilet. A girl could get spoiled. Almost.
On this night, I ordered and made my way to the bathroom, where I did not have to pop my shoulder to lock the door. Maybe that was the problem, it was too easy.
Fast forward to turning to leave. And I couldn't. No, there was no dubious graffiti to hold my attention (although, nothing beats 'Stephen Hawking hates karaoke' which I read off the wall of an accessible toilet in Glasgow once. OK, maybe twice.) No, the walls were clean this time.
The door that had been so easy to lock wouldn't unlock. That's right. I was locked in the toilet. By myself.
The latch was, um, bent. I tried to push it through with my nail(s), which until this point I'd wondered why I'd let them get so long. That didn't work. I may have rattled. I may have banged. I may have looked for the emergency cord, which, when needed, wasn't actually there. I may have cursed graduating from bobby pins in my hair. I may have shouted 'Hey, you guys?!' And then, 'Lo?' And then, 'YO!' I may have done all of these things. And then I banged some more.
Now. I wasn't really worried. I just wondered at what point Laissez-faire would become 'What the hell is she doing in there?'
There was a knock. I froze. Who would it be to spring me? And who would I be to them? Would I be my-loveable-kooky-girlfriend or some-random-crazy-bird-who-locked-herself-in-the-loo?
'It's me, are you OK?' When Sarge became my Knight in Shining Army Boots, this was not in the job description.
'Um, no. The lock is (broken). I can't get out.'
'Oh. Right. I'll get the bar staff.'
And he might have said, 'My girlfriend is locked in the toilet.'
'They said to push the latch with your finger.'
'Tried that. Not working.'
And I heard someone else. 'Oh. Right.' And then, 'Stand back. I'll kick the door in.'
And so. I parked between the toiled and the far wall, and actually shut my eyes. 'Ready!'
As doors go, this one went quickly I suppose.
'We'll have someone fix that. Very sorry. Can I offer you a drink on the house?'
'YES.' I'd forgotten I wasn't speaking through a door. 'I think so. Yes. Thanks. And a round for my friends?'
We decided afterwards we should have ordered Champagne.
And so. If you ever want free drinks, consider getting locked in the toilet. And then don't do it.
In my last post I bemoaned doors I couldn't lock. I think I should be careful what I wish for, no?
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|Sharon Fuller of Podart
Inspired by seed pods which gradually open and scatter their delicate contents and blossom, Sharon Fuller's Podart range is a beautiful mix of organic shapes. Bursting with bold colour, there is something undeniably cheerful about her graphic designs which she paints on canvas and inspire her lovely bespoke range of cushions. Set to launch a beautifully bright textile range for Pod Living in the next few weeks, I strongly recommend you bookmark Sharon's Podart site, so you can pounce as soon as it is available online!
How would you describe yourself?
Procrastinator, perfectionist, positive, people person and happy!
What was your childhood dream?
I don't remember having one!
What led you down your current path?
Growing up I was always drawn to beautiful things and loved art at school. There is not one specific thing I could say has led me down this path, it has been a lifetime of experiences and influences.
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I love the freedom to try new ideas and the positive feedback i get from people who appreciate art and design.
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I must say my new studio is helping…..the dining room table was becoming a bit of a downer! I love getting out in the garden, mowing the lawn, it clears my head.
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My husband, he has had to put up with a lot and continues to support and encourage me.
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Seeing my first fabric design roll off the printer.
What are your top creative resources?
Magazines (I have a serious problem), architecture, homewares shops, blogs, trade shows.
What is your idea of happiness?
Getting together with my three sisters and our 13 kids! It's noisy, messy and wild, but the champagne always puts a smile on our faces!
What's next?
I will be officially launching my textile collection for pod living in the coming weeks and getting ready to sell it online.
When the weekend rolls around what do you love to:
My own thing...but alas, there is soccer, washing, groceries etc.
Read – Any design magazine I can lay my hands on.
Watch- Trashy reality shows.
Cook - One-pot-wonders.
Create - new textile designs.
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The First Presbyterian Church of New Vernon is a place for team members. Whether you are a five-year old child, a ninety-five year old grandmother, a busy mom, or a businessman with vast responsibilities, we invite you to be part of our vibrant church community. Here is how you can learn, serve, and grow at The First Presbyterian Church of New Vernon.
Small Group
Often, small groups of people are better able to interact and learn about a topic than are larger groups are. For that reason, The First Presbyterian Church of New Vernon offers small Bible Studies classes for women on Monday mornings at 9:30 to 11:00 am, and for everyone on Thursday mornings from 9:00 to 10 am. The size of the group is anywhere from six to twenty.
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Each Sunday morning, children get to participate in Sunday School lessons. Bible lessons are taught in such a way that every child has the opportunity to participate and learn. Each of the class teachers is carefully screened and thoroughly trained in children's instruction. The youth ministry of The First Presbyterian Church of New Vernon is recognized for its close interaction between student and instructor.
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Life can get complicated once you cross that nebulous threshold into adulthood. There are complicated decisions: bigger stakes; serious relationships; and many more decisions. The young adult group of The First Presbyterian Church of New Vernon provides a welcoming atmosphere for college and early career aged-young people.
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Once you get past 50y, the fun has just begin. Whether retired, just plain tired, or active as ever, the over-50 group of The First Presbyterian Church of New Vernon provides refreshment, ministry, and times of valuable interaction. A mentoring ministry gives older believers a chance to meet with and help younger believers grow in Christ.


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Church Officer Elections on April 2
At the conclusion of worship on April 2, we will be electing church officers. The five nominees who have accepted the call to serve 3-year terms as deacons are: Lauren Baker, Charles Businaro, Jimmy Conn, Ellen Mundy, and Laurie Woods. Here is the slate of church officers for the 2017-2018 church year: Directors - Charles Businaro, Sue Chilton, Melanie Dover, Elton Hinshaw, Claude Huguley, Barbara Lutz, Larry Maxwell; Treasurer - Don Jones; Clerk - Pat Vick; Associational Representative - Kenny Cooper; Parliamentarian - Jon Cooper; Alternate Parliamentarian - Kenny Cooper; Church Historian - Charles Businaro.


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Inclusion Plus runs activities for several groups during the school term that are active on the Coast. Groups are comprised of young people aged 6 to 30 years.
These Klubs have been developed to help establish positive social networks between young people with a disability and their local communities, as well as giving families a break.
Young people decide what activities they would like to participate in as the program is designed to empower young people and give them ownership as well as to establish and maintain friendships within their group and community.
The Klubs participate in community based activities such as Movies, Arts, Dancing, Movies, Fishing, Canoeing, Bush Walking & other outdoor activities. Typically group activities commence at 9am and end at 4pm on the weekend.
Families who are eligible to access this program are those who have a son or daughter living with them who is aged between 6 and 21. While young people must enter the program before they are 21 they may continue to participate until they turn 30.
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PureCars Partners with Contact At Once!, Empowering Dealership Online Chat Operators to Promote a Vehicle's Value Over its Price, Building Consumer Confidence, and Increasing Sales Opportunities
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CHARLESTON, S.C., Feb. 8, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- PureCars, a leading automotive research company that answers the top concerns of used car shoppers, has integrated exciting new capabilities within the Contact At Once! online chat platform. This integration allows dealerships to engage shoppers by promoting a pre-owned vehicle's value over its price, which can result in increased sales opportunities.
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Chat operators at dealers who subscribe to both PureCars Value Reports and Contact at Once! now have instant access to a complete list of a vehicle's unique value highlights, and are able to effectively build the ultimate value proposition on any used vehicle by conveying the benefits of these powerful talking points.
Chats are initiated by shoppers on the dealer's website, either from a VIN specific used vehicle detail page, or from the PureCars Value Report itself, which is displayed and linked on every detail page. The value highlights of any vehicle are consistently conveyed by the chat operator, which keeps shoppers engaged from the start, the most critical point of the chat.
"When it comes to used vehicle shoppers, an important element in converting a chat conversation into a showroom visit is the ability to demonstrate value in your vehicle immediately," explained John Hanger, CEO of Contact At Once!. "With real-time intelligence provided by PureCars Value Reports, chat operators are armed with powerful value-building attributes of each used vehicle they're discussing, which they can draw on to engage shoppers and better promote and market their inventory."
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We all know that customer ratings and reviews, or user generated content, help drive more traffic to a website, increase sales conversions, make merchandisers smarter and more.
But did you know that customer reviews are changing the way consumers shop and the way companies market their products?
Brett Hurt writes that this is a unique time in the history of advertising, because companies are literally using their customers' word of mouth as a digital marketing asset to create entirely new forms of multichannel campaigns.
Here are some ways that large brands are using customer reviews beyond their websites:
Boost email results. Bath & Body Works brings customer-generated ratings and reviews content into its email campaigns. The retailer recently recorded a 10% lift in average order value for customers who received emails with integrated review content.
When US-based Golfsmith sent customers emails themed around top-rated products, revenues per email rose by 42.4%.
Put reviews into print. More and more people are shopping online, but millions of consumers still flip through the national Sunday newspaper adverts that appear.
Electronics retailer Best Buy recently published examples of user-generated reviews in a national newspaper circular, highlighting the digital cameras people rated most highly and directed readers to a reviews landing page, featuring all of these cameras. This gave prospective customers a compelling reason to save the circular and go online to learn more.
Display ratings in-store. I've seen dozens of ways to use customer ratings and reviews for in-store promotions. Add them to shelf fact tags, at the bottom of receipts, on the front page of in-store circulars, on posters and signage.
Retailers like Fair Indigo (US clothing retailer) and Cabela's (US outdoor/sporting goods brand) even place kiosks in their stores to let customers browse and contribute ratings and reviews while they shop. President's Choice, Canada's largest food distributor has one the most imaginative in-store use of customer ratings and reviews.
Last year, it kitted out 135,000 employees with t-shirts that read "Rate our products at pc.ca". The campaign was so successful that President's Choice now features review content prominently in its seasonal Insider Reports, weekly flyers, in-store signs and on the pc.ca site.
It's a fact. User-generated reviews are rapidly becoming one of the most important multichannel marketing tools around because consumers trust and agree with the opinions of 'people like them'.
I can think of no more valuable marketing asset than this - it is digital, infinitely leverageable, authentic and unique.
According to analyst comScore, some 97% of consumers who made a purchase based on an online review said they found the review to have been accurate.
By amplifying the voices of your customers, you can cut through advertising clutter to drive customer awareness, satisfaction and sales both on and offline.
Brett Hurt is the CEO of Bazaarvoice .
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Hello Brett
Thanks for this piece which I read with interest. We've launched a new social shopping site in the UK in part inspired by ideas like yours and others which myself and a colleague picked up late last year.


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