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If you kill in self defense, "protecting you life, loved ones or your property", should you go to jail to be killed?
Accusations of injustice and miscarriage of justice fly around black and minority communities because George Zimmerman was acquitted of all charges after his trial, by jury, in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin. It is a terrible shame, a 17 year old boy, and I do mean BOY, died in an altercation with a 29 year old man. But, the facts, as presented in court, supported and convinced the jury, Zimmerman did act to defend himself from further injury.
First Question:
Who taught a 17 year old boy he was man enough to attack a fully grown man?
Question 2:
Why was he not taught, "actions have consequences"?
These lessions should have been taught Trayvon by his father, mother and community. But, Trayvon is taught to attack and beat a man for wanting to know why he was in his community. A fight ensues and the final result, Trevon is shot to death while beating a man armed with a gun.
Point of education; "If you are going to beat someone, you do not know, make sure they are unarmed." This is police and government logic. If they are unarmed, and you are kicking the crap out of them, you would prefer not to get shot in the process. An attacker catching a bullet indicates the attacker was strong enough to attack but, not smart enough to think things through before attacking.
If Trayvon Martin had been raised to be a responsible adult male, he may not have attacked an adult male community watch captain, carrying a gun. Thus, he would most likely, still be alive today. So to be angry because George Zimmerman did not go to jail for shooting Trayvon is a sure sign irresponsible not thinking, is alive and well.
Yet, thousands of people around the country protested Zimmermans not being found guilty, but answer this question; If you kill in self defense, protecting you life or a loved ones, should you go to jail to be killed? That is the real question. However, reactions to a verdict of not guilty prove different.
[The Times also quoted an LAPD spokesman who said that at least one arrest was made after rocks and D-cell batteries were thrown at officers at the corner of Washington Boulevard and 10th Avenue. Police also fired non-lethal rounds at the demonstrators. No injuries were immediately reported.
The city's mayor, Eric Garcetti, took to Twitter to ask city residents to "Exercise [the] 1st Amendment and practice peace in City of Angels tonight."]
A 17 year old boy,teenager, died while beating an adult male. He got himself shot to death. Where is the mature instruction.
["At a march and rally in downtown Chicago attended by about 200 people, some said the verdict was symbolic of lingering racism in the United States. Seventy-three-year-old Maya Miller said the case reminded her of the 1955 slaying of Emmitt Till, a 14-year-old from Chicago who was murdered by a group of white men while visiting Mississippi. Till's killing galvanized the civil rights movement.
"Fifty-eight years and nothing's changed," Miller said, pausing to join a chant for "Justice for Trayvon, not one more."
In Philadelphia, about 700 protesters marched from LOVE Park to the Liberty Bell, alternating between chanting Trayvon Martin's name and "No justice, no peace!"
At a youth service in Sanford, Fla., where the trial was held, teens wearing shirts displaying Martin's picture wiped away tears during a sermon at the St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church."]
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/07/15/zimmerman-verdict-protestors-block-los-angeles-freeway/#ixzz2Z6dMsK63
Families can raise their boys to be intelligent men or they can watch them die in the street like dogs. The facts are simple, the courts and jury did their jobs as designed. Zimmerman's gun functioned as designed and this was at the expense of Trayvon Martins life. Trayvon Martin acted as designed by his parents and community. Now he is dead and Zimmerman walks a free man, as designed. The fault rest with the Martin family for failure to teach a boy to be a respectable and productive man and instruct him in True Christian Principles.


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Study: Brain Signals Show Promise as Biometric Authentication Method
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University researchers in New York are studying how brain signals could serve as a biometric authentication method to replace passwords. A team from Binghamton University in Binghamton, N.Y. recently published a study in the academic journal Neurocomputing in which they observed the brain signals of volunteers as they read a list of words. The way each volunteer's brain reacted to a list of spoken words was different enough that the scientists could successfully identify a specific person with 94 percent accuracy.
The reason "brainprints," as the research team has dubbed them, are exciting is that they can be "reset." While biometrics increasingly are being used to authenticate users in account-opening environments, one drawback has always been the fear of what happens if, say, a fingerprint, is compromised by hackers. A person's fingerprint can't be changed. Brainprints may address this problem because if you introduce new keywords, according to the research, different brain signals result.
According to Sarah Laszlo, assistant professor of psychology and linguistics at Binghamton University and co-author of the paper, brain biometrics are appealing because they are cancellable and cannot be stolen by malicious means the way a finger or retina can.
"If someone's fingerprint is stolen, that person can't just grow a new finger to replace the compromised fingerprint—the fingerprint for that person is compromised forever," said Laszlo. "Fingerprints are 'non-cancellable.' Brainprints, on the other hand, are potentially cancellable. So, in the unlikely event that attackers were actually able to steal a brainprint from an authorized user, the authorized user could then 'reset' their brainprint."


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(Approved: Trustees 2/23/2001)
Be it Resolved by the Board of Trustees of Indiana University, that:
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My story today looks more generally at the process of redshirting, including past decisions and whether they've been correct. But what about this year? Let's take a deeper look at that.
This is about the time in the preseason when coaches develop a plan. Through interviews with coaches and players, and my own observations, I'll take an educated guess (or better than a guess) on each of Georgia's 31 newcomers. They can be broken into three categories:
- Almost certain to play this year. (Players who are working with the first or second team and are going nowhere near the scout team.)
- Likely to redshirt. (Unless there is an unexpected rash of injuries.)
- It depends. (Players who will be held back to start the year, but seeing the field is not ruled out. There are some good recent examples of this: Chris Conley almost redshirted two years ago, but his redshirt was pulled before the Florida game. Three years ago, Ken Malcome nearly had his redshirt pulled late in the season, but still redshirted.)
One thing to remember about the following list is that it's a bit easier to project on offense than defense. That's because a) depth is better on offense, so decisions are more clear-cut, b) the offensive coaches tend to be more candid about their plans, and c) defensive players you would assume will redshirt often end up playing because Todd Grantham likes giving them experience on special teams.
"If you like the guy, if you feel like they're ready to play, just go ahead and play them. And that helps your depth on your special teams," Grantham said. "It gives you guys that can be quality special teams guys, and I think once you start getting a feel for the speed of the game (on special teams), I think that helps you too."
So here's how we would break it down:
DL John Atkins: The prep school transfer may or may not be a definite member of the defensive line rotation as the season starts. But he's 20 years old with four years of eligibility, so there's really no sense holding the clock off a year.
ILB Reggie Carter: The freshman begins the season as the top reserve at both inside linebacker positions, and he might push junior Ramik Wilson for a starting spot.
TE Jordan Davis: He might have redshirted, but the departure of Ty Flournoy-Smith over the summer ended those plans. Davis is the third-string tight end, and there's every indication he's in the offensive plans, even if it's just in a fourth-quarter role.
RB Brendan Douglas: Right now it appears all three of Georgia's freshmen tailbacks will play, whether it be on special teams or as in the backfield.
OLB Leonard Floyd: A prep school transfer who has been the defensive story of preseason camp, Floyd could be starting sooner rather than later.
S Shaquille Fluker:: The junior college transfer is will start or at least get a lot of snaps at strong safety in the season opener.
RB J.J. Green: Green may have a leg up to be the top backup to Todd Gurley and Keith Marshall.
DL Toby Johnson: The junior college transfer is already set to be a member of the line rotation, and could be starting before long.
ILB Tim Kimbrough: Ideally the Indianapolis native may have redshirted, but the depth isn't good at this position, making him a second-teamer already.
CB Brendan Langley: This freshman will begin the season as one of the top reserve cornerbacks, and a key part of the secondary.
FS Tray Matthews: Georgia's starting free safety since about halfway through spring practice.
DL Chris Mayes: The junior college transfer (who is a sophomore) has been out the past week with a concussion. But he's still on track to be part of the rotation, especially since he has three years to play three. In other words, he can't redshirt.
WR Jonathan Rumph: The junior college transfer has had a good preseason, after a so-so spring, and as the team's tallest receiver, there will be a special play or two for him on offense.
RB A.J. Turman: You still wonder whether one of these three freshman tailbacks will end up redshirting, especially if the team decides to use senior walk-on Brandon Harton. But the coaches keep saying they expect to play Turman, Green and Douglas.
CB Shaq Wiggins: Same as Langley. He's playing, and he'll play a lot.
S Paris Bostick: This is a definite redshirt. Bostick came down with turf toe over the summer and will not play this season.
OL Aulden Bynum: The depth on the offensive line makes this a near-definite.
OL Josh Cardiello: Cardiello may be a little more likely to play than Bynum, as Cardiello is an interior lineman, and could get a look as the backup center. But the better bet is still that he'll redshirt.
DL DeAndre Johnson: The 311-pounder nicknamed "Moose" is caught behind a bunch of other candidates to play on the line. There would have to be a rash of injuries for him to see the field.
WR Uriah LeMay: There are just too many receivers ahead of Christian's younger brother.
QB Brice Ramsey: The plan is still to give the team's freshman quarterback a year off, even if he comes out of the preseason as the team's third-team quarterback. Aaron Murray and Hutson Mason would have to both go down with injuries, and Ramsey be the only viable option.
CB Reggie Wilkerson: Wilkerson had season-ending knee surgery over the summer. It's too bad for the freshman and the defense, because he finished the spring very high on the depth chart.
OLB Davin Bellamy: Thumb surgery caused the freshman to miss a week of practice, so he's a bit back in the pecking order right now. But Bellamy is talented.
WR Reggie Davis: Entering the preseason this looked like a clear-cut redshirt candidate, given Georgia's receiver depth. But the speedy Davis has been so impressive that he might crack that rotation, especially with an injury or two.
DB Kennar Johnson: It's more likely that Johnson, a junior college transfer, will see the field this year. But it's not quite certain yet.
G-C Brandon Kublanow: Offensive line coach Will Friend said recently that Kublanow was the freshman most likely to see the field, thanks to his potential to be the backup center, and help out at guard.
S Quincy Mauger: The freshman was in good shape to play after enrolling early and having a good spring, but he's been a bit slowed by injuries this preseason.
OLB Shaun McGee: Right now the freshman is at best a third-teamer at outside linebacker, but he could end up being one of those guys Grantham gives some experience on special teams.
ILB Johnny O'Neal: It's more likely that O'Neal will play, especially since he's had a good preseason. But it's not a given quite yet.
ILB Ryne Rankin: Much like O'Neal, ideally Rankin would redshirt, but the question is whether the depth at inside linebacker will allow that.
WR Tramel Terry: Perhaps the team's highest-rated offensive recruit, Terry was definitely going to play, but his recovery from knee surgery has been a bit slower than expected. So now it will depend on how he feels, and whether the team needs him. The bet here is he still ends up playing.


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This week, the Madison City Council will discuss an ordinance proposal that would require dogs deemed pit bulls to be spayed or neutered.
District 14 Alder John Strasser says many neighbors in his area have complained about what he calls "backyard breeders" – dogs constantly reproducing and overpopulating shelters. He says it's having a negative impact on the dogs and the community.
"It's proven that an altered animal is less aggressive, is less likely to go roaming," Strasser tells 27 News. "These are secondary to the main reason for the ordinance though. The main reason for the ordinance is a reduction in the population that's flooding the shelter system."
Dane County Humane Society spokesperson Gayle Viney confirmed well over half of all dogs euthanized at the shelter between 2011 and 2013 were classified as pit bull mixes. Viney says the high rate of pit bulls put down at the shelter can be skewed by how often the dogs are misidentified.
That problem is the reason pit bull advocates are against breed-specific legislation. Peter Anderson, with a local rescue called Midwest Area Pit Stop, refers to a recent study by the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association. That report finds in 80 percent of all dog bite fatalities across the U.S., the dog could not be reliably identified.
"If you were actually were to look underneath the skin, the DNA of the dogs that are a problem in the community, you might be shocked to find what they are," says Anderson. "Look at things that set up dogs to become failures and then if we start collecting that information rather than breed information, then society is safer."
Anderson says he thinks all dogs should be spayed and neutered, but legislation should not target pit bulls. Strasser says the issue is not with the dogs but the people who own them and don't care for them, decreasing the animal's value. He hopes his proposed ordinance would make people treat pit bulls better in the long run.
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Richard Thomas Biernacki is Founder and Minister General of the Brotherhood. He serves as Music Minister at St. John's United Methodist Church, Hazlet, New Jersey, and is a member of Christ Episcopal Church, Shrewsbury. He is an honorary canon of the Diocese of Honduras and a former President of the Monmouth County Branch of The English Speaking Union, USA, and is Vice-President of the Garden Club of Fair Haven, New Jersey. He is a Knight in the Sovereign Military Order of the Temple of Jerusalem, Priory of St. George, and serves as Priory Organist.
John Nidecker (Born March 30, 1913; Professed November 22, 1976; Died June 20, 1988), a retired White House staffer, was a tireless servant in the church and the Brotherhood. He was formative in the creation of the Vestment Exchange, The Servant, and in the educational program of the community. He served at Saint Anne' s, Damascus, Maryland.
James Teets is the Brotherhood's Treasurer and Director of Public Relations and also serves as Master of Ceremonies. He made his First Profession of Vows in 1977. He assists at The Church of the Advent, Baltimore. He previously served for almost two decades as Deputy Inspector of Elections for the Diocese of New York. He is an honorary canon of the Dioceses of Honduras and Liberia, an Officer of the Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem, and member of the Board of Managers of the Bible and Common Prayer Book Society of The Episcopal Church. After serving for almost 24 years at the Episcopal Church Center in New York City on the staffs of three Presiding Bishops, he retired at the end of 2009. His career was in the field of missiology.
Luke Anthony Nowicki (Born July 7, 1945; Professed September 14, 1980; Died February 15, 2018) was a member of Mount Calvary Episcopal Church, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, where he served in a variety of ministries from 1987 to 2018. He was beloved in the Brotherhood for his devotion to the Blessed Mother and would call for a common praying of the rosary after every Compline during Convocations.
John Peter Clark (Born March 28, 1950; Professed September 13, 1981; Died February 25 1994) served the Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine in New York City for many years as verger. He was employed as a social worker for the City of New York.
William Francis Jones co-founded and served as first "Guardian" of Fessenden House in 1995. Now retired and living in Croton-on-Hudson, New York, he is a member of the Church of Saint Mary the Virgin, New York City.
Thomas Joseph Ross (Born July 5, 1943; Professed January 2, 1982; Died December 18, 2001) served as Minister Provincial of Province 5, as a Deacon in the Diocese of Southern Ohio, and as an accounting officer for Christ Church Cathedral, Cincinnati.
Tobias Stanislas Haller retired as Vicar of Saint James Fordham, the Bronx after 16 years in that cure. He is an Associate at Church of the Advent, Baltimore, and provides supply in the Diocese of Maryland. He is a Commander of The Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem, holds the Bishop's across of the Diocese of New York, served as a Deputy to five sessions of General Convention, and was a member of the Task Force for the Study of Marriage and chair of the Study Committee on Polity. He serves the Brotherhood as Publications Coordinator and as one of two Chapter's representatives to the Brotherhood's Council. An iconographer, composer, and writer, his books include Reasonable and Holy (Seabury Books 2009), The Episcopal Handbook Revised Edition (Church Publishing 2015), Preparing for a Wedding in the Episcopal Church (Church Publishing 2017), and What About Sex? (Church Publishing 2017). He served on the Anglican Communion's Continuing Indaba and Mutual Listening Process Reference Group from 2008-2013.
William Bunting (Born March 25, 1931; Professed September 12, 1982; Died October 12, 1988) was a long-time member of St. Andrew's, the Bronx. He served as the Minister Provincial for Province 2. He was a career employee at Saks Fifth Avenue.
Edward Munro, Minister Provincial for Province 3, retired in January 2018 from the active diaconate after 26 years of service at 5 parishes in the Diocese of Maryland. He also spent 12 years as the Director of the Baltimore International Seafarers' Center and Episcopal Port Chaplain in Baltimore as well as serving as a Jubilee Ministry Site Visitor. Edward and his wife, Barbara, are now worshiping at St. George's, Glenn Dale, in the Diocese of Washington.
Charles Kramer (Born May 25, 1935; Professed September 16, 1984; Died October 23, 2006) was first linked with the Brotherhood as a Companion (Associate) and later entered the community as a brother. Charles retired from a finance career in the mid-90's and devoted his retirement to a variety of interests including parish work at Saint Matthew's, Woodhaven, Long Island, and leadership in the fraternity of the Masons.
Bernard Fessenden (Born November 12, 1946; Professed March 9, 1985; Died August 10, 1993) worked as a Registered Nurse, specializing in eye care, at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. When the AIDS pandemic first started to receive public notice, Bernard began specializing in caring for HIV-infected patients. Over time he became an advocate for people with AIDS, pushing for passage of AIDS confidentiality rules and civil rights laws before the Boston City Council and the Massachusetts State Legislature. He succumbed to the disease himself, dying from complications brought on by the HIV virus on August 10, 1993. Fessenden House, which operated in Yonkers, New York, from 1995 until 2017, was named in his honor.
Donovan Aidan Bowley, following a career in teaching and environmental protection, retired to rural Maine, where his family settled in 1745. There, he is an active member of Saint Thomas' Church, Camden. He is a co-mentor there in the Education for Ministry (EfM) seminar, a Vestry member, sings in the choir, convenes a weekly Bible study group, assists on the Pastoral Care Team, and engages in intercessory prayer. In retirement, his avocation in historical studies and genealogy has become a profession, and he is working on papers about the early settlement and exploration of mid-coast Maine. He is an archivist and an officer in both Hope and Appleton Historical Societies, and has compiled information leading to the inclusion of Appleton's 1848 Meetinghouse and a local farm on the National Register of Historical Places. He is working with a team of local residents toward restoration of the 166-year-old meetinghouse and its future incorporation in a town community center.
Edward Riley (Born March 5, 1940; Professed March 12, 1988; Died September 15, 2005) was the first priest to join the Brotherhood of Saint Gregory. He served in Europe and the Diocese of Chicago, and as a member of the Brotherhood Council and as Director of Education. After retiring from parish ministry he continued to work as a pastoral counselor.
Christopher Stephen Jenks served on the staff of Fessenden House in Yonkers, New York, from 1995 until its closure in July of 2017. He is currently staying with his sister in Belfast, Maine, and working to discern his next steps in ministry. He attends St. Margaret's Church in Belfast.
Ciarán Anthony DellaFera is a family medicine physician, the Director of Transgender Medicine, and the Assistant Director of Medical Information Systems at Greater Lawrence Family Health Center in Lawrence, Massachusetts. Ciarán specializes in full-spectrum family medicine for urban under-served populations with a special interest in LGBTQ medicine and is a member of the World Professional Association for Transgender Health. Ciarán is a former IBM Distinguished Engineer, a member of the IBM Academy of Technology, and serves as a technology tactic team leader for Family Medicine for America's Health. He lives in Cambridge, and worships and serves at the altar at Church of the Advent, Boston. Ciarán Anthony serves as one of the two Chapter's elected representatives to Council.
Damian-Curtis Kellum (Born August 25, 1932; Professed August 4, 1990; Died October 9, 2007) served as Court Appointed Special Advocate for abused and neglected children (CASA) for the 20th Judicial Circuit in Arkansas, and on the board of directors of Dove House, a woman's shelter, on the Hot Line and as liaison to the Department of Human Services.
Richard John Lorino is a Board Certified Chaplain and Director of The Department of Pastoral Care and Education at White Plains Hospital, New York. In addition, he supervises a Clinical Pastoral Training program for Vocational Deacon candidates in the Episcopal Diocese of New York. He is a member of Saint Luke's, Katonah, New York. In 1995, as Coordinator of Pastoral Care at the AIDS Care Center of Westchester Medical Center, Valhalla, New York, he founded Fessenden House in Yonkers, which provided housing and a caring environment for men living with HIV/AIDS until 2000. Afterwards, Fessenden House continued as a Gregorian ministry, providing housing for men in recovery until it closed its doors in June 2017. Richard John serves as one of two of the Minister General's appointees to the Council of the Brotherhood.
Ronald Augustine Fox is the Director of Vocations for the Brotherhood. He serves as senior Master of Ceremonies and liturgical coordinator at Church of the Atonement, Chicago. He is the Assistant to the President of Bexley Hall/Seabury Western Theological Seminary Federation in Chicago. An honors graduate of Roosevelt University in Chicago, he also has a Master of Ministry, Magna Cum Laude, from Providence Theological School.
Maurice John Grove retired from a long career in sales and hospitality and now lives in the Philippines, where he assists the local village community in small-scale economic development. He is active with the church and helps spread the Gregorian Way in the South Pacific.
Virgilio Fortuna serves as Deacon beginning this autumn at Saint Mark's, Foxboro, Massachusetts. He works at Brockton Hospital as a Nursing Assistant in the outpatient department, which provides free clinical care to people unable to afford a doctor.
Gordon John Stanley, after serving 45 years in the Diocese of Chicago, including 25 years as Deacon at St. Peter's, Chicago, retired in 2015. His ministry included the Evanston Children's Center, The Night Ministry, and Interfaith House. Still in demand as a preacher and Lenten retreat leader, he's assigned to Church of the Ascension, Chicago. While living part-time in Sarasota, Florida, Gordon assists Share! Shopper Day for Camino de Fe's Mission and Sarasota CROP Hunger Walk.
Karekin Madteos Yarian lives in San Francisco, providing a ministry of spiritual direction to local clergy and laity across a variety of denominations. They are an author, poet, and social and political activist. In addition to their involvement in Sacred Space SF, an outreach ministry in the Castro's LGBT*Q community, Karekin also works as Office Manager for San Francisco Night Ministry, as Parish Administrator for Trinity+St. Peter's Church, and is the Brother Protector for a religious community in formation — The Companions of Dorothy the Worker — an ecumenical order founded to serve the queer community, and named for Dorothy Day. Karekin's ministries also include work with the Recycled AIDS Medicine Program (RAMP), pastoral support to the queer activist community, and sacred resistance. Karekin is also a member of the Steering Committee of TransEpiscopal. Karekin's book In Love and Service Bound chronicles the first forty years of the Brotherhood. Karekin's second book, How To Be a Disciple and Digital, was released in the Spring of 2018. Brother Karekin lives with husband Anthony and their two dogs, and is the subject of the award-winning documentary film Changing Habits directed by Sarah Needham. Online, Karekin is known as PunkMonk, San Francisco.
William David Everett lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and attends St. Peter's, Central Square. He is the Director of the Guild of Boston Artists.
Thomas Bushnell is a member of the Church of the Advent of Christ the King, San Francisco, and a recipient of the PhD in philosophy from UC Irvine. He works as a software engineer for Google, and serves as the Brotherhood's Secretary.
Patrick Ignatius Dickson (Born March 17, 1938; Professed July 23, 1999; Died July 20, 2005) served until his death at Fessenden House, a group home in Yonkers, New York, for men in recovery from severe drug and alcohol addiction. He served at Saint John' s, Getty Square, Yonkers.
Robert James McLaughlin serves at Saint Mark's, Philadelphia, as subdeacon, master of ceremonies, thurifer, crucifer and acolyte, and he schedules servers at all masses and other services. Robert James serves the Brotherhood as Administrator for the community's convocations.
Peter Budde and his wife, Betty, live in Fieldale, Virginia, on Stillmeadow Farm. They attend Christ Church in Martinsville, where they are members of the choir, collect food weekly from grocery stores for the community-wide Grace Network food pantry, and volunteer at the monthly meal, Loaves and Fishes, served at Christ Church. In the Brotherhood, Pete serves as a member of the Education Committee, board member of the BSG Benevolence Trust, the Minister General's Chaplain, crucifer, and member of the Schola.
John Henry Ernestine is the Brotherhood's Minister Provincial for Province 2, Head Sacristan, and serves on the Education & Retention Policy Planning Committees. He serves at Grace Church Van Vorst, Jersey City, as homilist, teacher, and pastoral care giver. John Henry is currently a student at Providence Theological School, where he is completing a Degree in Theology.
Francis Sebastian Medina serves as Director of Postulants and Novices for the Brotherhood. He is a member of Saint John the Evangelist, San Francisco, where he serves as Subdeacon, Acolyte, Eucharistic Minister and Healing Minister.
Ælred Bernard Dean serves as Priest-in-Charge at St. Mary's in Middlesboro, Kentucky. Having recently completed his MDiv at the Sewanee School of Theology at the University of the South, he continues to serve the university as a trustee. He writes theological articles on the intersection of Christianity and social justice for Hospitality, a publication of the Catholic Worker through the Open Door Community in Atlanta. He is married to Dr. James M. Elledge; and in Atlanta, they have two puggles (Lola and Ronnie).
Joseph Basil Gauss is a Registered Nurse working as Clinical Coordinator of the Telemetry/Stroke Nursing Unit at Northshore University HealthSystem – Skokie Hospital in Skokie, Illinois. He co-chairs the Parish Health Outreach at the Church of the Atonement, Chicago, as well as serves liturgically and sings in the choir. He is one of two Minister General's Representatives to the Brotherhood's Council and serves as Convocation Infirmarian.
Mark Andrew Jones is Rector of Saint Nicholas Church in Pompano Beach, Florida, part of the Diocese of Southeast Florida. At the diocesan level, Mark Andrew is a member of the Executive Board and also serves on the Constitution & Canons and the Parish Finance and Assessment Committees. In the community, he and the parish are best known for the Holy Grill mobile ministry in which a food trailer is used to get outside the walls of the church and beyond the boundaries of fixed sites to make hot, spirit-lifting meals for the homeless. Mark Andrew is also an attorney licensed to practice law in Florida and Illinois, and he is a Florida Supreme Court Certified Appellate, County, and Family Mediator. He and his spouse, Diane, selectively accept private consulting engagements for alternative dispute resolutions services, employment investigations and assessments, management consulting, coaching, and training.
Richard Matthias lives in northern New York with his wife Nancy, a retired Lutheran Pastor. Richard is a Vocational Deacon in the Anglican Church of Canada, presently serving at Trinity Anglican Church in Cornwall, Ontario, as a Pastoral Associate. His ministry responsibilities include preaching, hospital, nursing home and home bound visitation, and pastoral care team coordination across three Anglican parishes along the St. Lawrence Seaway. In his local community, Richard is an active member of the Louisville Volunteer Fire Department, where he serves as a Trustee, Captain of the Fire Police, and Chaplain. Richard also serves as the Brotherhood's Convocation Cellarer.
William Henry Benefield is Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio and a Clinical Psychopharmacologist. He is an Officer of the The Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem and a member of the Church of the Atonement, Chicago.
Nathanael Deward Rahm has been serving parishes in Chicago and suburbs for over 30 years. Currently, he is Organist-Choirmaster at Church of Our Saviour, Elmhurst, Illinois. He also works as the Parish Administrator for Church of the Ascension, Chicago. He has also served on the Diocese of Chicago's Treble Festival Committee, and on the steering committee for the Leadership Program for Church Musicians Serving Small Congregations (LPM). He is the Brotherhood's Minister Provincial for Province 5, the Director of Convocation Liturgy and Music, and one of the community's organists.
Thomas Lawrence Greer, a lifelong native of Nashville, is a Registered Nurse serving as a nursing instructor in the Tennessee College of Applied Technology, Nashville's practical nursing program, one of the largest such programs in the region. He teaches fundamentals, medical-surgical nursing, and conducts clinical rotations for the student in the adult medical-surgical populations. Thomas Lawrence also works in the Access Center at the Vanderbilt Heart and Vascular Institute as an access coordinator. He is currently working on a certification as a legal nurse consultant through the Vickie Millazo Institute. He will begin the MSN in Nursing Education through Excelsior College in the spring of 2017. He is a member of Phi Theta Kappa and the American Nurses Association. His parish is Saint Ann's, Nashville, where he serves as acolyte, chalice bearer, and most recently became co-chair of the Altar Guild. In winter, he continues to serve at Room in the Inn, a city-wide shared ecumenical ministry for recovering individuals.
Enoch John Valentine is eucharistic visitor and acolyte at Saint Luke's in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. In addition, he is Organist and Choir Director at Saint Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church, East Providence, and long-time Organist at Swan Point Cemetery, Providence. He is Minister Provincial of Province 1.
Ron Fender (Born: October 1, 1954; Professed: August 26, 2006; Died: January 29, 2016), the "Saint of Chattanooga," had a long history of serving the homeless community in ministries of foot care, end of life care, and outreach. A native of Asheville, North Carolina, Ron shared Appalacian lore as a gifted storyteller, great talent as an actor, and his love of the Gospel as a prophetic preacher.
Michael Elliott (Born February 27, 1938; Professed July 26, 2008; Died February 8, 2012) served the Church around the world in ministry positions in New Zealand, USA, England, Jersualem, Wales and Australia. As a priest in the Anglican Church of Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia and later a Canon in the Church in Wales, Michael served in a variety of parish, cathedral, chaplaincy, social change advocacy and university teaching ministries internationally. For the last twenty years of his life he travelled extensively throughout Europe, Asia, the Americas and Australasia as a teacher of Practical and Applied Theology and as a consultant for the design, development and delivery of theological education programs. He retired to New Zealand in 2009 and continued to teach in the Newcastle School of Theology for Ministry in Australia until a few months before his death.
David Luke Henton is a retired social worker and social work educator who serves at Church of the Ascension in Cloudcroft, New Mexico as a layreader, acolyte, Eucharistic Minister, greeter and member of the Bishop's Committee. He also offers seasonal hospitality, spiritual direction, and retreat opportunities at St. Brigid's Rest, a center for respite, reflection, and rejuvenation for the nurture and restoration of body, soul, mind and spirit. He serves the Brotherhood as Director of Education and Retreat Planning.
David John Battrick grew up in England and after studies in Oxford was ordained as a priest in Western Australia. He is the Archdeacon for Mission and Mission Planning and a Canon of Christ Church Cathedral in the Anglican Diocese of Newcastle in Australia. He serves as Rector of the Parish of East Maitland and as a Chaplain to the Rural Fire Service. He is a member of the Diocesan Council, and the College Council of Bishop Tyrrell Anglican College and a Director of the Anglican Board of Mission.
Bo Alexander Armstrong serves as Minister Provincial for Province 4. He is a communicant at St. Paul's Episcopal Church , a licensed Lay Preacher, serves on the Outreach and Stewardship committees, and is engaged in ministry among the homeless in downtown Chattanooga, Tennessee. He is married to Lynn and has two sons, Christopher and Devon. He is also the very proud grandfather of Adelaide. He works as an IT professional in the Chattanooga area.
Francis Jonathan Bullock attends All Saints Episcopal Church, Indianapolis, where he serves as an acolyte. He is a social worker (MSW, 2012, Indiana University) at Hillcroft Services, a non-profit agency serving adults with intellectual disabilities and severe chronic mental illness. His spouse is an ordained minister currently serving as the lead pastor at a local Quaker Meeting. Br. Francis Jonathan continues the ancient monastic traditions of brewing beer (which he often brings to the Brotherhood's gatherings) and heads the communion bread guild for his parish. Other hobbies include reading, counted cross stitch, cooking, baking, and gardening.
James Patrick Hall attends Regis University and is majoring in Peace and Social Justice. Pursuing his vocation of working with Denver's poor and homeless, he serves at St. Francis Center for the Homeless, coordinating the Sunday morning service each week, leads a Bible Study on Mondays at Catholic Charities' Samaritan House, and assists at Common Cathedral, Longmont, Colorado. Br. James Patrick also serves on the board of the Denver Faith and Justice Conference, and works with the Ignatian Spirituality Project, which provides bi-annual retreats for homeless folks, and attends St. Andrew's, Denver.
Richard Edward Helmer is Minister Provincial for Province 8. Rector of Church of Our Saviour, Mill Valley, California, he also has recently served the Diocese of California and the wider church as president of the diocesan Standing Committee, as a deputy to General Convention, and as Secretary of the House of Deputies Resolutions Review Committee. He has written for Episcopal Café, serves as the Brotherhood's Webmaster, and develops the BSG Daily Office App. A classical pianist, Richard Edward performs and accompanies regularly in recitals around the San Francisco Bay Area. He and his wife, Hiroko, and their children, Daniel and Mari, enjoy road trips together along the California Coast and visiting friends and family as far flung as Okayama, Japan, and Arkansas.
Eric Shelley is a certified operating room nurse (CNOR) with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs at the VA Medical Center in Salem, Virginia. He lives in Roanoke, Virginia and worships at Christ Episcopal Church, Roanoke, where some of his ministries have included serving on the Vestry, as Junior and Senior Warden, as an acolyte, crucifer, thurifer, and as convener of the pastoral care committee. Currently, he serves as both chair and member of the Altar Guild.
Larry Walter Reich serves as head verger and eucharistic minister in Saint Paul's Episcopal Church, Chattanooga, Tennessee. He is an Education for Ministry (EFM) graduate, and advocates for victims of violent crime. He currently works for Ruby Falls in Chattanooga.
Max Steele (Born January 26, 1971; Professed July 22, 2017; Died December 12, 2017), was a member of St. Paul's, Chattanooga, where he sang bass in the Senior Choir. He also attended Southside Abbey, serving on the council as treasurer. As a Desert Storm veteran and former U.S. Army Field Artilleryman, he was also an active member of several veterans' organizations. Max enjoyed playing classical piano, and was a devoted husband and father.
Scott Michael Pomerenk worships at St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Denver, Colorado, and at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco, California, serving as a Eucharistic minister, acolyte, lector, Cathedral docent, and delegate to diocesan conventions. He was an Alternate Deputy to the 77th and 78th General Conventions, and has served in several governance roles in the Diocese of California. He writes and directs short Surrealist films and lives in Denver with his wife, Erica.
Novice Angel Gabriel Roque is an associate verger at his home parish of St. Mary Magdalene in Coral Springs, Florida. Angel works with Latino/Hispanic ministries in his home Diocese. He holds the office of vice-president for the R. K. Rolason Convocation of Vergers of the Diocese of Southeast Florida. He is an active member of the Cursillo movement as well as youth minister and LGBTQI social group coordinator in his home parish. Angel serves with the homeless community in Broward County as a Night Program Residential Monitor at St. Laurence Chapel Homeless Day Shelter in Pompano Beach. He resides in Fort Lauderdale with his husband and enjoys cooking, painting, drawing, and reading.
Novice David Benedict Hedges is Rector of Saint Michael and All Angels Church in Tucson, Arizona, and serves on the Standing Committee of the Diocese of Arizona. He previously served parishes in the Diocese of Chicago, and as a Deputy to the 78th General Convention. He is married to Carly Flagg, a sign language interpreter, and they have a daughter, Zoe. Dave enjoys letter-writing and postal ephemera, and long road trips.
Novice Russell Peter Gallagher worships at Christ Church Cathedral in Nashville, Tennessee. He serves in various lay positions, including Lector, Morning Prayer Officiant, occasional teacher and Innkeeper, and he performs various other duties as requested. He has worked as a Certified Pharmacy Technician in retail and benefit management, a bartender and bartending school instructor, and most recently, in Consumer Support and Relations for a small tech company. He enjoys audiobooks, reading, Maximum Fun podcasts, and alternative/indie music.
Novice Tommy Mandri worships and works at Iglesia Episcopal Todos Los Santos in Miami, Florida, where he serves as Organist, Choral Director, member of the Altar Guild, Eucharistic Minister, and Lay Reader. He also serves in the Hispanic ministries of the Diocese of Southeast Florida. Tommy resides with his nine-year-old cat, Channel.
Postulant William David Crockett serves as Lay Eucharistic Minister and Visitor at St. Gabriel's Church, Titusville, Florida. He also serves as a Spiritual Support Volunteer, Chaplain's Assistant, and On-call Chaplain at Parrish Hospital in Titusville, and a co-mentor in EfM.
Postulant Richard Nash Smith is an Afro-Canadian priest of the Diocese of Ottawa (Anglican Church of Canada). He is involved in free marriage and career counselling. He holds a Masters Degree in Pastoral Theology and a Doctorate of Business Administration. Nash worked in the alcohol beverage industry as a manager and sommelier before becoming a priest. His passion is in meditation and fostering ideas of equal rights and justice.
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By George Tanber
TOLEDO Ohio (Reuters) - Testing of water for toxins in Toledo, Ohio, continued on Sunday as some 400,000 people remained without safe drinking water for a second day following the discovery of high toxin levels from algae on Lake Erie.
Toledo Mayor D. Michael Collins said some sampling showed decreased toxin levels but that results from further tests would not be known until later in the day.
"All I can tell you is that everything is trending in a very positive direction," Collins told reporters. But he also cautioned "this is not over yet" and he could not predict when water would be safe to drink.
About 500,000 people get water from the contaminated source but about 100,000 residents of some communities have backup water supply systems, said city of Toledo spokeswoman Lisa Ward.
Health officials sent samples to several laboratories for testing after finding Lake Erie may have been affected by a "harmful algal bloom," Ohio Environmental Protection Agency spokeswoman Heidi Griesmer said.
The lake provides the bulk of the area's drinking water.
Ohio Governor John Kasich declared a state of emergency on Saturday for the state's fourth-largest city and surrounding counties. The Ohio National Guard, various state agencies and the American Red Cross of Northwest Ohio were working to truck safe water to the area.
Many residents drove to other states in search of fresh water as news of the crisis led stores to rapidly sell out of bottled water supplies.
Jeff Hauter of Toledo drove to a Walmart in suburban Detroit, where he bought 18 gallons and four cases of water. He said he ran into others from the Toledo area loading up their trucks and cars.
Algal blooms in Lake Erie are fairly common, typically in the summer, state emergency operations spokesman Chris Abbruzzese said.
Potentially dangerous algal blooms, which are rapid increases in algae levels, are caused by high amounts of nitrogen and phosphorous.
Those nutrients can come from runoff of excessively fertilized fields and lawns or from malfunctioning septic systems or livestock pens, city officials said.
Drinking the contaminated water can affect the liver and cause diarrhea, vomiting, nausea, numbness or dizziness, city officials said, adding that boiling will not destroy the toxins.
The water should not be used for drinking, making infant formula or ice, brushing teeth or preparing food, the governor's office said. It also should not be given to pets, but hand washing is safe and adults can shower in it, officials said.
In response to the Toledo crisis, Chicago began additional testing on Lake Michigan water as a precaution and expects results within a day or two, city spokeswoman Shannon Breymaier said.
(Reporting by George Tanber in Toledo, Alex Dobuzinskis in Los Angeles, Kevin Murphy in Kansas City and Mary Wisniewski in Chicago. Writing by Curtis Skinner and Kevin Murphy. Editing by Jane Baird and Tom Heneghan)


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First Build ive created probably not good but i put some effort into it. Its a tanking build so the champ can last longer. when my friend plays him he dies way too much.
First item to get is a ruby crystal so you have more health in the beginning. Then get zeal. after that you should save up for Leviathan and enough for simple boots. you can get Atma's Impaler or get Phantom Dancer. id recommend phantom dancer because you wont have a lot of health at that point. when you get those then warmog's armor. i usually get belt and the other one(not ruby crystal) then get the warmog's armor.
I usually fight with low health being very cautious and not dying but still geting crits in. if your really low health use your q


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Well, another week has come and gone in the potty training world we are in. There are officially big girl undies all over the house. Lalaloopsy, Minnie Mouse, Training Undies… They are everywhere it seems! But they are oh so cute!
Last week I shared that Lennox had such a great weekend – pretty much 4 days accident free! Then we started the school week again. Monday & Tuesday were BAD potty training days, lots and lots of accidents at school and at home and she just didn't seem to care at all. It was a little discouraging but I knew it was normal and that she was going to go back and forth before she gets it completely.
Then Wednesday she turned around and only had one accident all day. Thursday and Friday were good days at school as well. Overall, the school week went pretty well, and she did very well at home.
Friday night we headed out to see Yo Gabba Gabba Live, so she went back into a pull up that evening since I had no idea what the bathroom and potty situation would be. I should note that we only use pull-ups now when we won't be home for a long period of time and on the go. She just doesn't give ANY notice yet when she has to potty, so when we are out and about it just works out better. So even though we have the pull-ups on, she is pretty much always staying dry and keeps asking to go when necessary. Through the whole trip to Dallas, the Yo Gabba Gabba show and home, she stayed dry and asked to go potty when she needed to go. She did the same the next morning at her friend's birthday party. So, I am very proud of her!
This ^^^^ is Lennox's mom….really?! look… but I had to take a picture of her on the potty… because you know what? She woke up completely dry this morning!!
Most of her accidents now are still #2, but we have had some successes over the past week, so it is slowly getting better. Does anyone have any tips on that? She is very unpredictable and you can never tell when she has to go!
With last week being a wacky week at school since it was Spring Break down here in Texas (different teachers, different children), my hopes are for a more consistent week this week as we will be back on her normal routine at school. We'll see how it goes!


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By Karthick Arvinth, Goal.com
The Oranje will look to recover from their surprise loss to Denmark when they take on Joachim Low's side, in what promises to be an absorbing contest in Kharkiv.
Van der Wiel, Heitinga, Mathijsen, Willems
N De Jong, Van Bommel
Robben, Sneijder, Afellay
Boateng, Hummels, Badstuber, Lahm
Khedira, Schweinsteiger
Muller, Ozil, Schurrle
Netherlands has received a boost with the return to fitness of veteran defender Joris Mathijsen ahead of Wednesday's crucial Euro 2012 showdown with Germany.
The Malaga center back missed the 1-0 defeat to Denmark with a hamstring problem but looks set to return to the Dutch lineup in place of Ron Vlaar.
Midfielder Wesley Sneijder should feature despite sustaining a minor knock, while coach Bert van Marwijk is under pressure to restore Klaas-Jan Huntelaar to the starting XI ahead of Robin van Persie.
On the other hand, Germany boss Joachim Low has no pressing injury concerns but could make changes to liven up his attack after a low-key performance against Portugal.
Andre Schurrle, Marco Reus and Mario Gotze are all vying for starting berths, with Lukas Podolski or Thomas Muller likely to make way.DID YOU KNOW?
- Netherlands has won just three of its last eight competitive matches (W3 D1 L4).
- The Oranje are facing Germany for the 39th time, with their record in prior encounters reading W10 D14 L14.
- The teams' last encounter came in a friendly played in Hamburg in November last year, which the Germans won 3-0.
- Mark van Bommel received a yellow card against Denmark and is a booking away from suspension.
- Germany has the edge over the Netherlands in recent meetings. It is unbeaten in three games against the Oranje (W1 D2), since a 3-1 defeat in November 2002.
- With an average age of just over 24, die Mannschaft have the youngest squad of all participating nations at Euro 2012.
- Lukas Podolski (pictured right) could win his 99th cap against the Dutch, which would take him above Michael Ballack to seventh in Germany's all-time appearance list.
- Holger Badstuber and Jerome Boateng will incur a ban with their next bookings.
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atourgates has adopted no words, looked up 93 words, created 9 lists, listed 204 words, written 17 comments, added 50 tags, and loved 3 words.
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Here's a list of words that might help as you try and birth a brand.
So - what's the consensus on this word? Annoying business-speak or a useful addition to the language?
At work I'll occasionally throw it into an estimate to describe a specific bit of the creative process. Should I keep it, or throw it in the same pile as "Synergize" and "Impactful"?
Nice list - just helped me on a project. Thanks!
So true.
After all, a man's home is his castle.
Refreshing, and deadly.
Merci Beaucoup. I'd like to claim creativity, but I'm afraid they're all work related. I imagine that Wordie has the potential to become the ultimate resource or copywriters, so I thought I'd start contributing lists which further that goal.
It was a failed attempt to find a way to describe fake leather that didn't sound cheap. Vegan leather's really the best, but hard to use honestly in the description of a product that uses a combination of fake and real leather. BMW uses leatherette in their product descriptions, and the fashion world seems to prefer faux leather. I ended up going with faux, but I still have the feeling that there's a better word out there.
Some of these are general descriptions, others refer to brand names. C'est la vie.
I feel better already.
I also came across: "buffet of practicality."
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I reject your condemnation and demand condemnation + renouncement.
How about, "can I have some more smör on my s'more?"
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Welcome, Atourgates, and beware: Wordie also has the potential to become the ultimate time-suck. And what a way to go. :-)
Merci Beaucoup. I'd like to claim creativity, but I'm afraid they're all work related. I imagine that Wordie has the potential to become the ultimate resource or copywriters, so I thought I'd start contributing lists which further that goal.
I like your first 3 lists. All of them are very unusual.


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