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- birdy88
- 5 years ago
- Wedding: June 2014
Im looking for ideas … and I want to see any unique ideas too 🙂 What gifts did you get for your wedding party ?
Im looking for ideas … and I want to see any unique ideas too 🙂 What gifts did you get for your wedding party ?
Are you supposed to give gifts to your wedding party?
We are just having a Maid/Matron of Honor and Best Man. I'll check with my SO to see what he thinks but I wasn't planning on doing anything.
I only had 1 Bridesmaid or Best Man – my Maid/Matron of Honor who at the time was my Future Sister-In-Law. I got her a necklace from Tiffany & Co.
My Darling Husband got his bestman an engraved watch.
Flasks for groomsmen, Coach wristlet and likely earrings for the girls
ETA this wristlet: http://www.coach.com/online/handbags/Product-legacy_small_wristlet_in_signature_fabric-10551-10051-48435-en?cs=skhma&catId=5000000000000013513
I got my girls gemstone necklaces (Amethyst and Garnet), and Darling Husband gut his guys cufflinks!
@something_orange: it's your wedding .. but most ive been to or seen online give a gift as a thankyou .. like their accessories .. or a clutch or something.
@BrookeBQ: i had thought about the flask for the GM's … but now im not sure .. we are having an open bar so I dont want them using those . They may be more drunk by the end of night? but our place doesn't let us do shots or straight liqour. I hope this makes sense. lol
@BrandNewBride: do you have a pic of the necklace ? Im trying to find something afordable to go with their dresses/flowers.
my friend got us aviator sunglasses for their wedding.. I thought that was cool .. their theme was rock n roll .
I ordered some Kate Spade bracelets. Each one is different (3 total) for the bridesmaids. Not sure what Dear Fiance is getting, but he has some ideas.
I will be getting my ladies a makeup palette from Sephora and mirrored compact. I don't know what Fiance will get his groomsmen, my brother is one and he will probably get a nice bottle of bourbon. Not sure what Fiance brother and best friend would like, that's up to him to figure out!
For the BMs, each one received a necklace (all different based on their tastes), as well as a box of truffles, and I made those name hangers you see all over Pinterest.
For the GMs, they each got a flask with their name on it, and these amazing bottle openers made from railway spikes, also engraved with their last name.
All the gifts were well received.
I just bought my girls their gifts! We went about $15 over budget each, but I got these $300 sets for $65! They are black onyzx and diamond in sterling silver. I will be getting my Maid/Matron of Honor something to go with it (not sure what) and each will get a hand written thank you card as well 🙂 Fiance wants to get the guys either engraved flasks or zippo lighters and the single travel humidors, he still hasn't decided.
we didnt do 'gifts' but we did buy bits for them to wear on the day. i bought my 3 BMs their dresses, their shoes, made them peacock clips for their hair and put individual initial charms on their bouquets. i also handmade them thankyou cards and wrote them personal messages in them.
for the GMs we paid for their suit hire and bought different superhero cufflinks for each.
@birdy88: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_nr_p_36_0?rh=n%3A3367581%2Cn%3A!3880591%2Cn%3A7192394011%2Cn%3A7454849011%2Cn%3A7454880011%2Cp_n_material_browse%3A2748413011%2Cp_36%3A1253533011&bbn=7454880011&ie=UTF8&qid=1387294426&rnid=386563011
Here's the page! All the gemstone necklaces under $25– The topaz, Amethyst, and Garnet ones are all mined stones (or mostly mined–check the product description!)
There's a few lab-created stones, but they're usually pretty obvious!
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For the weekend after Thanksgiving (the weekend of the first Sunday in Advent), we went for a hike by the Ocoee River, then went to a Christmas tree farm- per Stephen's request- to chop down our very own Christmas tree. It was a lot of fun, and made even better by giving the kiddos lollipops as we drove all over Georgia. The hike itself was a bit of a mistake (too far for our kiddos.... there was no way we were going to make it the mile and a half to see the actual waterfall that we drove there for), but there were still some pretty sights and treasures collected along the way.
We picked out a beautiful, wonderful-smelling Blue Ice Christmas tree. That sounds like a song by Elvis, or something. Ha. We decorated the house with our couple of boxes from the attic, and our house was so cozy with sparkle lights and candles when we finished.
We lit the first candle on our Advent wreath, and poor Molly got it mixed up with Lent, thinking she had to "give something up" or for Advent. I reassured her that she was thinking of Lent, but that little look on her face broke my heart!
After picking out our tree, we went to a used bookstore, and picked out several Christmas books to add to our collection. I am so excited about our collection, you guys. Every year, I pick out (or let the kids pick out) a few new ones in honor of St. Nicholas day. This year, they got The Legend of the Poinsettia and St. Nicholas.
We try to make Gingerbread Man cookies every year. {Recipe here} I used my food processor for the dough. I started in on the recipe, only to behold that I didn't have ground cloves, only whole cloves. I put the whole cloves in the food processor for about 2-3 minutes. I then picked out the pieces that were too big for the dough, and what I had left was about a teaspoon of ground cloves!
I then added the other ingredients to the food processor for easy mixing. I did some researching on gingerbread dough, and ended up upping the butter and sugar quotient of my mix. The original recipe called for only a tiny amount, and it affected the over all flavor (a little too dry and not nearly sweet enough!). That worked- it baked up just the same as the original recipe.
(And I'll be the first to admit that I'm a Sufjan fan! I've seen him in concert at least twice. If you're in my generation, you attended a liberal arts Christian college, and it is December, nine times out of ten you're listening to Sufjan Stevens. Just sayin'.)
This Week's Advent Reflection
Advent is a time of joy. As 2 Corinthians 2 1:7 says, "Just as you are sharing in our sufferings, so also will you share in our consolations." Just as Molly reminded me, there is suffering during Lent, but also, so during Advent, we can enjoy the sights, the lights, the sounds, the songs, and the smells and the cookies. ;) The molasses and cloves emanating from Gingerbread, Christmas lights sparkling behind our neighbors' house, piles of food around a table centered by an Advent wreath. So as you wait with a quiet heart, allow the joy to enter into your heart. This season only comes to our hearts, our country, and the world, once a year!
Now when I'm tempted to get discouraged, I remember that this season is for joy...and how could I not be joyful? There is so much joy~ it is the most wonderful time of the year, indeed.
I think we had a rich and full first week of Advent. A hike, a venture to chop down our very own Christmas tree, decorating the house, lighting the first candle, used bookstore shopping, and baking gingerbread cookies and gingerbread houses!
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The idea of JOY being my theme for the year kinda just happened. I mean, I always set some sort of mantra for the year, but JOY literally landed on my lap after a discussion with a client. I could not shake it. The word JOY started popping up in unexpected places like on a calendar in the bookstore or a sign in a coffee shop.
I carried the theme of JOY into my weekly Monday Mantra's thinking it would phase out. NOPE! I started receiving unexpected gifts from friends who also spotted bits of joy. I've received a coffee mug, book, and a calendar! I unexpectedly started a JOY campaign!
What is JOY?
Joy is defined many different ways. It is different from happiness in that it is more than just a state of mind. It is bigger than an emotion. Joy is housed in our hearts and souls. Author Randy Alcorn states, "Joy is an attitude of the heart."
For me, Joy is the assurance that no matter what, God has my back. When my life seems out of control and unmanageable, I remind myself of the unspeakable JOY that I have in spite of and despite the chaos.
How do you define JOY? What does JOY look like in your life?


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U.S. Department of Agriculture spending would increase 11 percent to $144 billion in fiscal 2012 as the number of people receiving nutrition assistance reaches records and food-safety spending rises, the government said.
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or food stamps, will cost $85.2 billion in the year starting Oct. 1, up 15 percent from levels in 2010, the last time agencies had an enacted budget, according to the spending plan President Barack Obama sent to Congress today. A record 43.6 million people, more than one of every eight Americans, received food stamps in November, as the jobless rate stayed near a 27-year high, the USDA said earlier this month.
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Some days I feel like all I do is criticize my kids.
"You forgot to put your breakfast plate in the sink."
"Slow down while you're brushing your teeth."
"If you don't clean up the playroom, you're going to be punished!"
It's a constant critique of their usually forgetful and occasionally malevolent behavior. As parents we're trying to bend our children's behavior to the will of our household rules, rules that were established to make all of our lives easier and to teach our children how to behave. That's our job as parents — to mold and shape tour kids into successful, well-adjusted adults who can make good decisions and live rewarding lives. When you're dealing with a 6- and 4-year-old, their job is to push back against those rules. My kids — like all kids — are driven purely by their impulse and desire. They want to play with their toys instead of washing their hands and coming to the dinner table, so be it. They want to get up from the table while eating and run around the dinner table 15 times with their sibling, so be it. It's this type of behavior that happens day after day, no matter how often my wife and I try to police it. There are moments where it feels like one criticism after another about what they're doing, what they've done and what they need to do.
Mind you, these are good kids. They pay attention in school, do their schoolwork and are respectful and kind to others (except not to each other, on most occasions). We know that inside them beats the heart of a thoughtful, caring child. Plus, we are a very tight-knot, loving, laughing family. There's a lot of joy and support in our home, with our kids enjoying positive experiences and positive affirmation.
But when my wife and I talk to them about their behavior, it seems like they oftentimes tune us out. "Oh, Dad, is telling me to do something," they probably think. "Mom is criticizing me again," they might consider.
In fact, my oldest recently told me that he feels like Mommy & I are constantly harping on him and making him feel bad. I understood what he was saying because as a kid, I often felt the same way from my dad. From my younger years, I remember my father as a disciplinarian; someone who oversaw my homework with a critical eye and routinely put demands on me for my actions and behaviors. I was often nervous around him. When I turned 17 and my dad started taking college visit trips, I began to see a different side of him and saw the pride he had in me. I also realized that his lessons, while they seemed overbearing at the time, actually taught me how to work, how to prepare for eventualities and how to handle myself in various situations. In others, his parenting made me a better person.
That's what I want for my kids. However, it's painful going through this part of the process. We've been trying to figure out how to teach them to do things on their own and to give them responsibilities and rewards. A therapist recommended making a list of 3 things they need to accomplish each morning before school and 3 things they need to accomplish after school. Once they're done, they can have the free time that they cherish. We're going to try to put that into practice, but the follow-through can be a challenge sometimes.
No one becomes a parent and plans on criticizing their kids all the time. I want to have a healthy, open relationship with my kids and I want them to understand that the rules we've set in place are not onerous or meant to disrupt their lives, Rather, they are meant to instill them in a routine and help them navigate the demands of our collective day. I realize that there are times I can lay off the negative words and try instead to reinforce positive elements of their behavior. I suppose, like everything else in life, my parenting is a work in progress.
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These days, it's hard to find a person, who has never heard about the periodic table or PT for short – the cornerstone of up-to-date chemistry. In this review we'll tell about it a bit more than you might have expected.
We can define the periodic table as a tabular display of various chemical elements, specially organized in accordance with their atomic numbers, recurring chemical properties, and electronic configurations. Chemical elements are organized in order of growing atomic number, which is the number of protons. The standard form of the periodic table includes an 18 × 7 grid of elements, placed above a smaller double row of chemical elements.
One can deconstruct the periodic table into four rectangular blocks:
We call the rows periods. As for the columns of the d-,s- and p-blocks, they're dubbed groups. Some of these groups even boast their own names, such noble gases or halogens.
The periodic table helps to explore obvious relationships between the properties of the chemical elements and even predict the properties of the new ones. With this table, one can easily analyze chemical behavior, so the periodic table is a must-have tool in chemistry.
All the versions of the periodic table include only chemical elements, so you won't find compounds, mixtures or subatomic particles there. Every chemical element boasts a unique atomic number, which stands for the number of protons in the nucleus of this element. The vast majority of chemical elements feature different numbers of neutrons in different atoms and these variations are normally referred to isotopes. By the way, isotopes aren't separated in the PT, they're grouped together under a particular element. As for elements without stables isotopes, they feature the atomic masses of their steadiest isotopes.
In the periodic table, the chemical elements are organized in order of increasing their atomic number. A new row dubbed period begins when a new electron shell acquires its first electron. As for columns also dubbed groups, they're determined by the atom's electron configuration. Those elements, which share the same number of electrons in a certain subshell, find themselves in the same columns.
The chemical elements, having similar properties normally fall into the same group of the periodic table. So, it's quite easy to foresee the chemical properties of a particular element if you know the properties of the chemical elements around it.
A vertical column in the periodic table is a group. Up-to-date quantum mechanical theories of atomic structure explain group trends by suggesting that the chemical elements in the same group should share the same electron configuration in the valence shell. This normally results in a shared trend in chemical properties with growing atomic number.
According to the international naming convention, the groups are numbered from one to eighteen in columns from left to right. The chemical elements belonging to the same group, are prone to demonstrating quite definite patterns in electronegativity, ionization energy and atomic radius.
When talking about a period in the PT, we mean exactly a horizontal row there. Though groups mostly have more considerable periodic trends, there're certain regions where horizontal trends appear to be more crucial than vertical group trends, including the f-block, where actinides and lanthanides from two important horizontal series of chemical elements.
Atomic radius tends to decrease, when moving left to right across a period. This can be explained by the fact that every successive chemical element boasts an electron and proton. As a result, the electron gets drawn close to that atom's nucleus. The given tumble in atomic radius also causes the ionization energy to surge, when moving from left to right in the period. Apparently, the more tightly bound the chemical element is, the more energy should be applied to remove an electron. Then, electronegativity grows in the same manner as ionization energy. It's caused by the pull applied to the electrons by the nucleus.
The electron configuration is a crucial part of the periodic table. As we know, electrons are used to occupying corresponding electron shells. Every shell involves one or several subshells. Let's call them p,s,d, g and f. As atomic number grows, electrons occupy these shells as well as subshells in accordance with the energy ordering rule or Madelung rule.
The history of the periodic table
Antoine Lavoisier in 1789 published a list of up to 33 chemical elements, where they were organized into groups of metals, gases, earths and nonmetals.
In the next century, scientists kept looking for more advanced classification scheme for the chemical elements. In 1829, Johan Wolfgang Dobereiner discovered that a great number of chemical elements could be successfully organized into triads, depending on their chemical properties.
In 1857, Jean-Baptiste Dumas issued a work, where he described relationships between groups of metals.
In 1858, August Kekule, a German chemist found out that carbon often boasted four other atoms firmly bonded to it. The given conception later became known as valency.
In 1862, a French geologist Alexandre-Emile Béguyer de Chancourtois published an early form of the periodic table dubbed the telluric helix. Frankly speaking, he appeared to be the first person who noticed the periodicity of the chemical elements. He arranged the chemical elements on a cylinder in a spiral by order of growing their atomic weight. Moreover, he added some compounds and ions.
In 1864, a German chemist, Julius Lothar Meyer created a table, including up to 44 chemical elements, organized in accordance with valency. The table stated that the chemical elements with similar properties had the same valency.
We've finally come up to the most well-known version of the periodic table - Mendeleev's table. In 1869, Dmitri Mendeleev, a well-known Russian chemist published the first periodic table, where the chemical elements were listed in columns and rows according to their atomic weight.
By the way, the significance of atomic numbers to the organization of the periodic table wasn't appreciated by the world of science until the very essence of neutrons and protons became clear.
Instead of atomic number, Mendeleev's periodic table made use of atomic weight to group the chemical elements. Indeed, atomic weight sufficed in most cases, helping to predict the chemical properties of missing elements, while other methods weren't effective enough in this regard. That substitution of atomic numbers gave a long-awaited definite sequence for the chemical elements.
In 1871, Mendeleev issued an updated form of its periodic table with new detailed predictions for the chemical elements.
As for the most common layout of the legendary periodic table, here we should be grateful to Horace Groves Deming, an American chemist. In 1923, he managed to create a medium and short forms of the periodic table.
With the development of up-to-date quantum mechanical theories of electron configurations in atoms, it became clear that every period of the periodic table corresponded to the certain filing of aquantum shell of electrons. In fact, larger atoms featured more electron sub-shells, respectively tables required longer periods.
In 1945, an American chemist, Glenn Seaborg offered a new version of the periodic table with the actinides belonging to the second f-block series. From this point of view, the actinide elements, including the lanthanides occupied an f-sub-level. Previously, the actinides were supposed to form the fourth d-block row. By the way, his colleagues recommended his not to publish this stuff as it could spoil his scientific career. Nevertheless, he dared to publish it and won the Nobel prize in 1951.
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So Cheap Seats has a question.
Vladimir Putin has decided he needn't be bound by the Kyoto Protocols that ushered in the latest round of "global warming fever" — and made Al Gore and Mrs. Sen. Mark Udall, aka, Maggie Fox, ever so wealthy and the Climate Reality Project (CRaP) a legend in its own mind.
The 7-year-old protocol was criticized by Russian officials for having done nothing to limit greenhouse-gas emissions into the atmosphere.
Ukraine and Belarus said they also might void the pact, making the protocol a victim of a rare former-Soviet triple threat. Even the Poles have fared better than the protocol. Perhaps what's missing is some good, old KGB-style enforcement.
Which tugs us back to the question.
Fans of "Star Trek" will recall that in 1991, movie-goers were introduced to the Khitomer Accords, a galactic deal intended to bring peace to the Federation and the Klingon Empire.
We know that the Khitomer Accords were later amended and expanded to include a ban on subspace weapons and that the Kyoto Protocols have had all the staying power of an extra in a "Star Trek" landing party.
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A couple of personnel changes might go a long way in determining the shape of the Skyline Conference football season.
Klamath Union lost first-team all-conference running back Jonathan Munoz, who transferred to Mazama. But not to worry, the Pelicans' backfield welcomed in a transfer of its own, Gabe Ovgard of Triad.
Ovgard was the Class 1A state champion in the 100 and 200 meters and the long jump, but speed isn't the only thing the athletic senior brings to the table.
"We were wondering, can he hit and do all that," said Klamath Union coach Tom Smith. "He can hit. He's a load. Once you catch him, he's pretty good at hitting."
The 5-foot-11, 190-pounder will play running back and receiver.
In track last season, he had best times of 11.00 in the 100, 21.90 in the 200 and went 22-61/4 in the long jump. He also threw the javelin more than 150 feet.
Ovgard played eight-man football at Triad.
"It was tough for him, coming from Triad, where he had lots of friends and lots of success," said Smith. "He wanted something that was a little more challenging. He is a nice addition, I'm not going to lie. He's not only an incredible athlete, but he's an incredible kid."
The change from eight-man to 11-man ball took some adjusting for Ovgard.
Smith told him it's the same thing, there's just more traffic to negotiate. His speed will help him do that.
"It's very noticeable," said Smith of Ovgard's extra gear. "That's another level when he gets the ball. You can see the defense's wheels clicking for a certain speed, and he's faster than what was anticipated. He's very explosive."
The Pelicans (8-3, 4-1 Skyline in 2012) have very few returning starters, yet they were selected as the league favorite in a vote of coaches.
It was a close vote, with KU, Mazama and Phoenix each garnering two first-place votes.
For the Pelicans, senior quarterback Ben Mitchell (6-foot-2, 220 pounds) is back, as are senior running back/outside linebacker Eric Navarro (5-9, 180) and senior defensive tackle Mike Denarsky (5-11, 250).
Mitchell has had a "pretty decent summer," said Smith. "I think you'll see a much more polished quarterback this year. He's working hard to be a student of the game."
Navarro was the starting running back to begin last season, but he broke a hand in the season opener and missed the rest of the regular season, returning for the playoffs.
That's when Munoz stepped in and became an all-conference runner.
Last year's large group of seniors had played a lot since their sophomore season. The group behind them gets to show its stuff now, and Smith will use the first four nonconference games to evaluate all of them.
"I expect huge growth in those four games," said the coach. "Even being young, I could see us being in the top three (in the Skyline)."
With Munoz in the fold at running back, Mazama (2-8, 2-3 in Skyline in 2012) has someone to operate behind a large offensive line.
Senior Ronnie Rose, a three-year starter, is 6-foot-2, 280 pounds and "is really something special" at offensive and defensive tackle, said first-year Mazama coach Vic Lease.
The other tackle, junior returning starter Mitch Saunders, is 6-3, 300.
Also along the front are senior guard Edgar Rosales (6-0, 250), junior center Michael Edwards (6-1, 270) and junior guard Brandon Tron (5-11, 215).
"We're big," said Lease, "and the cool thing is, we're big and fast."
Munoz, a powerful runner at 6-0, 205, fits in nicely.
Dallas Devry is the starting quarterback.
Mazama has won only four games the past two seasons and has only had one winning season in the past nine.
Lease is on the sidelines for the first time in four years. He was the vice principal and athletic director at Lost River for three years. Prior to that, he was the head coach at Santiam for 10 years.
Henley (2-7, 1-4 Skyline in 2012) also gets a new coach, but he's no stranger to the Skyline Conference.
Wayne Amos was the head coach at Klamath Union for 13 years and has coached for 28 years. He became vice principal and athletic director at Henley this summer.
He'll try to improve on the Hornets' records of 2-7 overall and 1-4 in the Skyline from last season.
"I think it'll be fun," said Amos. "I'm looking forward to it. I kind of missed it, that's why I got back into it. It's kind of like riding a bike. When you get back into things, it kind of comes to you."
Henley has about a half dozen returning starters on both sides of the ball, said Amos, noting that the 2012 team only had three seniors, "so there may be more."
Amos is instituting a spread offense, the third system the Hornets have had to learn in four years.
Josh Overstreet is at quarterback. Other key returners are wide receiver/linebacker Kelly Greif, defensive back Ryan Settle and wide receiver/defensive back Cody Dykstra.
Amos said Henley could be in the middle of the league hunt if the Hornets pick up the system and they stay relatively healthy.
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The Glee family is still grieving over the loss of their own Cory Monteith.
Jane Lynch choked up as she reminisced about her late costar and the "real bright light" he brought to the world during her Wednesday night appearance on Tonight Show with Jay Leno.
"Cory's one of the biggest hearts, was a real bright light," she said solemnly, fighting back tears. "He was one of those guys that … you know, he knew he was breathing rarefied air … the gifts that this wonderful show gave us. He was always aware that this [show] was a gift."
"He was one of those adventurous types of people," she continued. "I always admired how he would get up … you know, he'd fly to Mexico, he'd throw parties for his friends. And I don't think he left one day unlived. And he was a real bright light in our family and we've lost a really great guy."
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CONNEAUT, OH (FOX19) - The shores of Lake Erie will be invaded August 16-17, 2013
German reenactors hold the high ground as the Americans fight their way onto and up the beach of Conneaut, OH. A restored B-25 (Georgie's Gal), an M4-A3 Sherman tank, Amtrak, working Higgins boats, and DUKW amphibious crafts will help defend the Allies cause in a riveting exchange of firepower as the battle lines morph before your eyes.
Located on the grounds of Conneaut Township Park, spectators are invited to roam through highly realistic Axis or Allied camps and interact with reenactors who will help you visualize and understand what a medical unit, communication station, camp kitchen, or weapons depot would have looked like during WWII.
As you explore, chances are you'll meet the real veterans who left home and all they held dear to fight for their country.
One of the largest reenactments in the country commemorating The Longest Day, participants gather from coast to coast at their own expense to honor the sacrifice of those involved in the actual battle, both sides.
Education takes on living, breathing dimensions as soldiers, airmen, and seamen walk alongside you. Don't be too intimidated to find the SS standing next to you. Hop out of the way if hear the infantry marching behind you. You'll be able to smell the pungent rifle discharge and listen to the ting-ting-ting-ting of spent shells as they fall to the pavement. At some point, if you listen closely, you'll hear the click of hobnailed boots approaching.
Some events scheduled include Axis/Allied weapons demonstrations, camp tours, home front experiences, USO show, firing the Sherman tank, veteran personal histories, tactical demonstrations, and small but intense battles throughout the park. Who ultimately takes the La Fiere Bridge? The visceral event is far more intriguing than watching a movie from the comfort of your couch and vastly more moving than a bland museum diorama.
Admission to the event is free, but the experience will be priceless as you watch the Allied landing and see the Germans struggle to defend their beach. A spectacular living tribute, D-Day Conneaut is without doubt an amazing tribute to a pivotal time in world history. A hint: hang with the bad guys- the Germans are fun.
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Evidence of rising temperatures, melting ice, rising sea levels, and damage to flora and fauna on land and in the oceans has been accumulating for several decades. Scientific bodies around the world have traced this trend to increasing levels of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, most of it attributable to the consumption of fossil fuels. Despite the evidence, political debate still rages over the existence of global warming.
Global Warming in the 21st Century provides a detailed review of the accumulating evidence of global warming, from the Arctic and Antarctic to the tropics, focusing special attention on a number of processes that will accelerate warming as the century passes. Extensive warming also could endanger sea life through the devastation of phytoplankton populations at the base of the oceanic food chain. Bruce Johansen presents scientific theories on the subject that conflict with popular assumptions and explains that global warming is a slow-motion crisis in which the effects of greenhouse gas emissions are not evident in the atmosphere until roughly a half-century after they occur. Extensive reports from scientific literature explain how ozone depletion in the stratosphere and warming near the surface of the Earth are related.
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The work the world has been waiting for. Scientifically authoritative, fully comprehensive but excellently written, this the ultimate work on the ultimate threat. It has long been established that global warming presents the greatest threat ever to human and natural survival. Well, Global Warming in the 21st Century presents the definitive guide to the nature of this threat and what we can do to avert it. - Mark Lynas, author of High Tide: The Truth about Our Climate Crisis "Of all the reference books on global warming, none is as thorough, thoughtful and easy to navigate as Bruce Johansen's series. His grasp of the science is as meticulous as his presentation is lucid. Combining clear reporting of the impacts of a warming atmosphere with ground-level descriptions from people affected by these ominous changes, Johansen has provided a lasting and invaluable resource about a subject that will only continue to attract more and more attention in the coming years." - Ross Gelbspan, author of The Heat Is On and Boiling Point"
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It's Friday, which means two things at Marketplace: the Weekly Wrap and the start of the weekend. But not everyone is looking forward to the next couple of days. The Mediterranean island nation of Cyprus has until Monday to figure out an acceptable plan to raise billions of dollars and avoid bankruptcy. That's billions with a "b" in 48 hours. The European Central Bank has warned leaders in Cyprus that it will cut off the emergency funding that's keeping Cypriot banks afloat if the country does not agree to a new deal by Monday.
Just a few months back, though, no one saw this coming.
"This was not on my radar. This wasn't on very many people's radars. It's completely experienced by most people as a black swan event. You know, this thing that jumps out at you and that you had no idea even existed. It's now what everybody is talking about all the time," says John Carney, senior business editor at CNBC.
But is it something we really need to be worrying about all the time too?
"It's a small economy. It's actually not that much money when it comes to bailouts," says Bloomberg senior economic analyst Nela Richardson. "But what Cyprus is," she explains, "is a huge political fiasco."
And come Monday morning, when stock markets open in Tokyo, Richardson thinks we'll all have a better idea of what the future holds for Cyprus and the rest of the world.
"The best bailout deals happen over the weekend," she says. "We've seen that in our own country, and I think we'll see it in this case too."
Listen above for more analysis of this week's business news. Meanwhile, check out the #longreads suggestions for the weekend.
Nela Richardson suggests:
As an Indiana University alum, my eyes will be glued to the NCAA tournament this weekend (Go Hoosiers!) but for those with other interests here are some really interesting reads of the week:
- Why we should all "cheer up," because the economy is not that bad, and its prospects for growth are better then they seem. Now if the same could be said for the political gridlock ...
- How a secret Gingrich-Santorum Ticket almost pulled an upset on the Romney top seed primary finish.
- And new data shows that the universe is 100 million years older than previously thought. The Washington Post explains how our universe was formed in the blink of an eye after the Big Bang.
John Carney has these reads:
- A look at what it means that we're marrying later than ever. Importantly, it means very different things depending on your economic status and financial health.
- A classic examination of how public consensus was manufactured by politicians. Worth reading now because we seem to have lost a "common will" or sense of "national purpose."
- And What are the Russians Playing At in Cyprus? Felix Salmon says it is basically a bear raid on the island nation.
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The all-new refined Apple MacBook is perfect for the home, office, or campus and at $999 the most affordable Apple laptop. The MacBook's redesigned streamlined polycarbonate enclosure makes it a breeze to pick up and slip into a backpack and whip out at a coffee shop or in the living room. Never before has Apple offered such style and power at such a price.
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The Apple MacBook includes built-in stereo speakers and an omnidirectional microphone and mini DisplayPort video output with optional adapters for DVI and VGA output. The MacBook has some limitations—FireWire is absent; no SD card slot; no removable battery. But, overall the Apple MacBook is a really great product in terms of the sleek unibody design, LED display, big multi-touch trackpad and long battery life.
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As a fan, following the production of "The Wolverine," the follow-up to 2009's "X-Men Origins: Wolverine," has been a series of highs and lows. You cheered when Darren Aronofsky signed on as director, promising a much more serious take on Hugh Jackman's character, and despaired when he left the project, saying he couldn't spend so much time out of country. When James Mangold ("Walk the Line," "3:10 to Yuma") replaced Aronofsky this summer, it was unclear what direction the project would move in after a change in the director's seat. Would it be the same darker, weightier version of Wolverine that fans knew from comics and expected from Aronofsky? How much of that film would remain?
MTV News briefly spoke with Mangold about "The Wolverine" during an interview about the Blu-ray edition of "Cop Land," and the director enthusiastically shared his experience working on the film so far with Jackman on a Wolverine that's "more intense than we've ever seen him."
Mangold explained joining the project meant working with Jackman, someone he's considered a friend for a decade now, since working together on "Kate & Leopold."
"I was just really intrigued by the script and the project and the boldness of making a really personal Wolverine movie," Mangold said while assuring fans that the "serious action" is still very much there. "But it's also more of a journey for the character in a completely foreign land and more of a mystery and an adventure than it kind of is another save the world 'X-Men' film."
One of the most recent pieces of news coming out about the project centered on script re-writes, usually a sign of trouble, but Mangold said that the experience has been a completely rewarding one and one that has shed interesting light on a well-known character.
"I think it also goes more deeply into some really great questions about Hugh's character and his journey and where he's going," Mangold said. The big question Mangold brought up was Wolverine's relation with his immortality and how a person can begin to cope with that.
"In many ways, the storyline makes me think even of Asimov's 'The Bicentennial Man,'" Mangold said. "The man who's here forever must watch mankind make all of its mistakes and also lose everyone they ever love because we all either get killed or die in some way. We pass and they endure. At some point, do you ever get tired of it?"
For Mangold, diving deep into Wolverine's character and giving him the time and development he deserves is something he says hasn't been possible in an X-Men movie so far.
When Aronofsky was attached to direct, one element of Wolverine's character that had been discussed was an intensified physicality and a more than rigorous workout routine for Hugh Jackman. The Aronofsky Wolverine was going to be large. Mangold was less clear about how he intended to treat that aspect of the character specifically, but commented on how Wolverine overall was going to be an entirely different animal.
"Hugh and I have an idea about when in Wolvie's life when we're finding him," Mangold said. "I think it's in a place that will be a little more intense than we've ever seen him. In that sense, we'll be examining his look and everything else through that prism. That would affect everything from his level of musculature to his look."
Ultimately for Mangold, he doesn't hope to reinvent the wheel with "The Wolverine," but to take a closer, more detailed look at a character known and loved by generations of comic book fans and movie-goers.
"I think that we are not rebooting, but we are going deeper into something than anyone's ever gone, and we're finding a way to do that in a really original way," Mangold said.
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For the last six years many people near me have believed I've had two twitter accounts. Some thought one or the other was fake, however most assumed both we're real. I'm here to clear the air and set it straight that I've had a clone the last six years.
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Let's talk about Prowl.
As a character, I was never that into him when he was on the TV series. He's quite interesting in the IDW comics line, however, so getting him as a toy, especially in his G1 form, was something that excited me quite a bit!
And sure enough, this is a wonderful toy. Very faithful to how he looked on TV, in both vehicle and robot mode. Slap on some stickers from a third-party website that specializes in such things and you have a really lovely toy.
Prowl only comes with his gun, which is a bit vexing, as someone like Masterpiece Ironhide comes with a great many accessories. But that's a minor complaint.
There are supposed to be mirrors on this toy. They weren't included in the box, but look at the picture. Mirrors. I had the same problem with Masterpiece Bluestreak.
This does not please me, and I'm docking a star because of it.
But otherwise, this is a great toy, and if you can afford it, it's well-worth the purchase.


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Kenny Rogers to Say His Final Farewell to State College December 17
Music legend Kenny Rogers will make a stop at Eisenhower Auditorium on Saturday, December 17 as part of his final farewell tour.
The Gambler's Last Deal Christmas & Hits Tour will bring an end to his career that spans seven decades, 120 million album sales, 24 No. 1 hits and three Grammys—just to name a few.
HappyValley.com had the pleasure of speaking to Rogers about his final tour.
"I'm just going around the world saying goodbye to people, and saying thank you for all the years of support," he said. "It's been really rewarding to me."
Rogers, who has done a Christmas tour for the past 35 years, says this tour will be much different than the rest. It will be a retrospective, in chronological order, of his career. That career included everything from country to jazz to doo-wop, so the audience can expect a little something for everyone.
"I had the opportunity to do every type of music there is," Rogers said. "All I ever wanted to do was make music. I didn't set out to be very successful."
Fans can expect to hear all of their favorite hits like "The Gambler" and "Lady," a few Christmas classics, and Rogers' famous humor and storytelling. After all these years, he says it's the humor he adds to his shows that has kept performing so fun for him.
"There are always going to be people coming to your shows that don't like your music," he said, "but if you can make them laugh, at least they'll go home and say, 'I enjoyed that.'"
Rogers has performed in State College several times over the years, so he is no stranger to Happy Valley. And though decades of touring have made it hard to know what city or state he's in half the time, Rogers says that Pennsylvania always sticks in his mind.
"It's just a beautiful place," he said.
Rogers will take the stage at Eisenhower Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. on December 17, with special guest Linda Davis. Parking is available in the Eisenhower Parking Deck for $5 per vehicle. Tickets can be purchased at www.cpa.psu.edu.
Read the rest of our interview with Rogers below.
HV: After all this time, what has never gotten old about performing?
KR: I have a theory. I do a lot of—at least what I call—humor in my shows. Because I learned a long time ago that there are going to be people coming to your shows that don't like your music. But if you can make them laugh, at least they'll go home and say "I enjoyed that." And I think that's what has kept me where I am for so long, is that every show is different. And the band, bless their hearts, they don't know what I'm doing half the time, because they know I don't know.
HV: What sets this tour apart from your previous holiday tours?
KR: The farewell tour will be done differently than a normal show. It's a retrospective—in chronological order—of my career at different times. I had a hit record in 1957 when I just got out of high school; it was a doo-wop record. I did American Bandstand and had local success with it. Then I went to a group called the Scholars, and then I went to the First Edition, and then I end up in country music. And I really loved all of those spaces. That's what was fun for me: I had the opportunity to do every type of music there is. I was in jazz for 10 years and just loved it. When I was at whatever low points there were in my career, I kept thinking to myself, "All I ever wanted to do was make music. I didn't set out to be very successful." So it gave me a different perspective on it.
HV: How are you planning to spend your time during retirement?
KR: Spending time with my boys. They're 12 years old, and I didn't get to do that with my older boys. I want to take them to Lake Powell.
HV: What are your favorite songs to perform?
KR: I would be foolish to not say "The Gambler," because that's become my persona, if you will. And I think that's what anybody looks for in their job, is to try to find something that identifies them and separates them from other people. I think that song did that. "Lady" was also a wonderful piece of music. People always ask me, "Do you ever get tired of doing your hits?" And I say, "Well, I'd hate to be the guy that goes out there without them."
HV: About younger generations of country music:
KR: I'm smart enough to know that I need to step aside and let somebody else have it for a while. I know that Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings and those guys kind of had to step aside so that I could have it, and you can't take it personally. You just say, "I had a good run. I'm getting out. Thank you very much."
HV: About Linda Davis:
KR: She has made this show. She adds all the energy, and she is the sweetest girl in the world. She keeps everybody happy. She has a smile on her face every time you see her. And she is a great singer. I've thoroughly enjoyed having her. I think the show would have suffered terribly without her.
HV: One question we think everyone is wondering is: Is this really goodbye?
KR: This is really a farewell tour. I don't get around very much anymore, and I feel guilty. I don't like doing that. But I really wanted a chance to say goodbye to everyone. I've really, really enjoyed this. I'm just going around the world saying goodbye to people, and saying thank you for all the years of support. And it's been really rewarding to me to have this opportunity.
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I don't watch as much television as I used to (though I'll be talking about this in the next couple of weeks.)
Too many other things to do.
Like read. Or go to the theater
Still, I was a bit sad when USA Network announced that after eight pretty successful seasons, Monk was ending its run.
It wasn't because it wasn't critically acclaimed. Monk got almost universal reviews.
It wasn't that the public didn't embrace the phobic detective. How could you not love Tony Shalhoub as the multi-flawed Monk?
And it wasn't that the show was ignored come awards time. Shalhoub earned Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series Emmy nominations for six straight years. He won three of those years.
According to USA, it's that the cast, writers, et al, have decided to end the show while it is still on top rather than waiting for it to start limping and then jump the shark. In Mr. Monk's case, that might be called "Mr. Monk Jumps the Shark."
I'll miss Monk and his phobias. As detective shows go, it kept the entertainment level high. It wasn't the whodunit that drew viewers -- most time you knew who did it. But rather it was Shalhoub's likable personality that made you want to root for the "defective detective." Monk was the kind of detective that had he started in novels would found a niche in the cozy subgenre. (Yes, I know there is a series of novels based on the TV show.)
But, hey, there is always DVDs.
But I applaud the decision to go out on top. Eight years is a long time to not only keep up what is basically a gimmick but to find new ways of dealing with that gimmick. Leaving the party when you are still welcomed is always in fashion. Waiting until you are the last guest and your hosts just want to go to bed is never in fashion.
Monk returns with in January. The last season will be aired during the summer, 2009.
What's your opinion of Monk?
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Terrorism Suspects Sent to Foreign Countries for Interrogation After 9/11
From MSNBC.com: "The Bush administration gave the CIA extensive authority to send terrorism suspects to foreign countries for interrogation just days after the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center, The New York Times reported in Sunday editions. Citing current and former government officials, the newspaper reported President Bush signed a still-classified directive that gave the CIA a broad power to operate without case-by-case approval from the White House in the transfer of suspects — a process known as rendition.
The rendition program has been under scrutiny in recent weeks after several former detainees have complained of inhumane treatment and human rights groups have complained the operations violated American standards condemning torture. While renditions were carried out before the Sept. 11 attacks, since then the CIA has flown 100 to 150 suspects to countries including Egypt, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Pakistan, former government officials told the Times." Full story . . . [Mark Godsey]


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...The keynote speech was given by Fr Andy Graydon, Chaplain, Doncaster and South Humber Mental Health Trust. He reminded us that our minds are so full of clutter, bombarded with so many thoughts; we lose sight of the deeper essence of who we are. One way back into that essence is to find the space, the gaps between the thoughts, a stillness that puts us in touch with the deeper essence of who we truly are. We are the witnessing presence of our thoughts and not our thoughts. People who identify with their thoughts will live in the world of thoughts and not in reality, which is madness....
(Source: Hallam News, June 2008)
Parishioners at St Joseph's, Dinnington, have welcomed their new parish priest, Fr Andy Graydon, who has moved from English Marytrs, Mexborough.
Fr Andy has taken over from Fr Brian Green, who has taken semi-retirement after 30 years at St Joseph's. He is staying on in Dinnington to help Fr Andy, who also works as a hospital Chaplain. The pair are sharing the Presbytery where the garage has been converted into an office for Fr Brian.
The move to Dinnington has brought Fr Andy full circle because St Joseph's is where he started out as a deacon to Fr Brian back in 1978. Fr Andy worked in St Joseph's for six months before moving on to Denaby Main as a curate.
He was ordained as a priest in July 1979. From Denaby Main he moved to St Peter's in Doncaster where he also worked as a chaplain at McAuley High School. He later moved to Woodseats, Sheffield, before heading to Mexborough where he served as parish priest for nearly 20 years.
Fr Andy, 52, who grew up in Elland, near Halifax, said he was pleased to be back in Dinnington, where a welcome party was laid on for him at St Joseph's Primary School. He said "Everyone has been very welcoming and I'm settling in nicely."
Fr Andy will continue his work as a hospital chaplain for Rotherham, Doncaster and South Humber Mental Health Foundation Trust and said he was ideally placed in Dinnington to work at several local NHS units.
He has worked as a hospital chaplain for some ten years and has received two awards for his dedicated service. He received the Chairman's award for Outstanding Achievement by a Non-Clinical Member of Staff in 2006 and, before that, received an award which goes alongside that of Nurse of the Year which is given to a non-nursing member of staff for 'outstanding care'.
Fr Andy is pictured below at a disco at St Joseph's School.
Report: Helen Johnson
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(Source: Hallam News, April 2008)
Mary and Patrick Johnson celebrated their silver wedding by renewing their marriage vows at St Michael's Church in Calverton on 23rd February.
They were joined by seventy friends and family members. Mary is a former headteacher of St Joseph's Catholic Primary School, Dinnington. Mass was concelebrated by Fr Brian Green, her cousin, and Fr Andy Graydon. The couple were presented with a papal blessing.
After Mass a very convivial meal was enjoyed by everyone at Woodborough Hall.
(Source: Hallam News, April 2008)
A priest who won a big cheer in church when his arrival in Dinnington was announced officially took charge last Friday.
Fr Andy Graydon was introduced to the children of St Joseph's RC Primary School ahead of his first weekend of services at St Joseph's Church and Kiveton's St Augustine's last weekend.
The 52-year-old, from West Yoskshire, has spent the last two decades at the English Martyrs Church in Mexborough, and had his first taste of Dinnington 30 years ago.
He had previously joined Fr Brian Green - who last wekk moved into semi-retirement - as a deacon at St Joseph's for eight months back in 1978.
"I've not had chance to look at the differences since I was last here," said Fr Graydon. "I can see that it has changed a great deal, as you woudl expect over 30 years. But I can still see a lot of familiar faces."
"From the Church's point of view, the place has grown and developed."
"It was a mining community when I first came here. Now the mines have gone it's a different clientele. But the Church has always been strong here and there's a real sense of community."
Away from the usual parish duties, Fr Graydon is involved in working with patients at the Rotherham, Doncaster and South Humber Mental Health Trust, a full-time position which has brought him personal pride and professional acclaim.
"It's something I got into when someone asked if I could help out," he said. "I enjoyed it and felt it was something I could do well in. I seemed to get on with the people well and it's developed since then."
"It's not something where you often see immediate results, but it's very rewarding."
Fr Graydon born into a life of religious faith.
He grew up in Elland, near Halifax, and attended Catholic schools as a youngster. He decided he wanted to work for the Church while only in his mid-teens.
And it was during his training at Durham in the early 70s that he first met Fr Green, who was lecturing at the time.
He spends his spare time playing the classical guitar, practicing martial arts like jujitsu and supporting the Campaign for Real Ale.
Fr Green says any church-goers in the parish who do not know Fr Graydon already will soon be familiar with his laugh.
"I've never seen him anything but happy, he radiates it. He's always cheerful and always laughing," he said. "Most people here in Dinnington know him already. When it was announced that he was coming here there was a big cheer in church."
"I'll still be here to help out. In fact I think I'll be working just as hard as I have been, because Andy also does a lot of important work with hospitals."
A garage at the Swinston Hill presbytery has been customised for Fr Green to remain in the parish, alongside Fr Graydon.
"It will be like a partnership between us," said Fr Green. "It's very good because I never wanted to retire. I can't imagine there being any problems."
"People have said it must be the only en suite garage in Dinnington," he joked. "Jesus spent his first few days in a stable and spending my final years in a garage!"
Looking forward to his second spell in Dinnington, Fr Graydon said: "I would like to keep the Church's strength going. I think that will be an achievement in itself."
"I want to be there for people, almost like a spiritual guru figure."
by Gareth Dennison
(Source: Dinnington and Maltby Guardian, Friday 8th February 2008)
Newcomers to St Joseph's parish, Dinnington, were treated to a slap-up meal to welcome them into the community.
Anyone who had joined the church community since the year 2000 was invited to the dinner, held in the parish rooms. Parish priest, Fr Brian Green, joined the diners who were waited on by longstanding parishioners.
The welcome meal is a tradition at St Joseph's and has proved an excellent ice breaker for newcomers to get to know other parishioners. The first newcomeers' meal with Fr Brian was held some 17 years ago.
Helper Monica Carroll, who also helped 17 years ago, said: "It was a great night and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves."
In our photograph above Fr Brian chats with newcomers at the welcome dinner.
A spontaneous collection at St Joseph's, Dinnington, recently raised nearly £590 for victims of the recent South Yorkshire floods. Dinnington was one of the towns affected by the torrential rain in June.
Helen Johnston
(Source: Hallam News, September 2007)
'He is a tremendously
kind and caring man'
by Chantal Spittles
I wasn't going to stay when I came to Dinnington, then I decided nothing was going to take me away."
These are the words of St Joseph's parish priest, Fr Brian Green, who is taking a small step down from his duties after 30 years of service in the community.
The Sheffield born priest, 78, was stunned to be presented with the Guardian Rose by Headteacher John Greenwood during a busy lunchtime at St Joseph's RC Primary School.
"This is such a nice surprise," he said. "I don't know what to say, except that I have absolutely loved my time in Dinnington, and I never want to leave."
Mr Greenwood said Mr Green was more than deserving of the Rose, having dedicated more than 30 years of love and hard work to the community.
"He is a treemendously kind, caring and thoughtful parish priest who has devoted many years to the people of Dinnington," said Mr Greenwood.
"He's a very much-loved man in our school and the community. He spends two lunchtimes a week with the children and they love him."
After training at Durham College, Mr Green spent 12 years serving various dioceses in Leeds before returning to the college to train new priests.
He moved to Dinnington in 1977 to take up residence as the town's parish priest - a post he said he did not expect to last long.
"I didn't plan on staying here for a long time, but that changed and I always say they are going to have to carry me out of here in a box before I leave," he said. "The people in the parish are so warm and caring."
He added that the town's community spirit really came together after a serious fire in St Joseph's Church in 1981.
"That really welded the community together," he said. "We held masses in each other's homes - it was a really positive time, and I think it's continued."
Mr Green will hand over the reins to Fr Andy Graydon today in a special ceremony at the school, but will continue to live at the presbytery and carry out routine duties.
"I will still come down to the school twice a week to see the children," he said.
"They are so funny and a joy to talk to."
And he too is clearly popular with St Joseph's pupils, judging by their thoughts on his semi-retirement.
Over the past few weeks the children have been busy preparing a special book for Mr Green, packed with jokes, memories and anecdotes.
On one page, year 3 pupil Owen wrote: "Fr Green is a nice man because he makes me laugh."
And fellow pupil Kate had this to say: "The thing I like about Mr Green is that he is always happy and jolly - no matter what happens."
Mr Green said he looked forward to the future, adding that he had been extremely fortunate to have worked in Dinnington.
"It's an amazing community," he said. "I've got lots of great memories here and I look forward to many more."
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by Chantal Spittles
(Source: Dinnington and Maltby Guardian, Friday 1st February 2008)
Fr John Harland Jackson died on 17th June.
Fr Jackson was born in 1992 and studied for the priesthood at Ushaw College. He was ordained on 13th April, 1947 in Leeds.
Before becoming a parish priest he served as a curate in four parishes, Christ the King, Leeds, St Thomas More, Sheffield, Our Lady of Perpetual Succour, Leeds and St Wilfrid's, Ripon.
Fr Jackson became a parish priest in 1964 at St Joseph's, Dinnington. In 1970 he moved to St Philip's, Leeds, where he served for six years. In 1967 he became parish priest of Blessed Sacrament, Athersley. His final appointment was at St Patrick's, Harworth, where he ministered over the course of 20 years.
May he rest in peace.
(Source: Hallam News, August 2005)
Parishioners at English Martyrs Church, Mexborough, celebrated the Silver Jubilee of priest in residence, Fr Andy Graydon.
The concelebrated Mass was followed by a gathering of 160 parishioners, family, friends and hospital colleagues.
Fr Andy has been full-time hospital Chaplain to Doncaster Health Trust for the past seven years and has recently been appointed to Rotherham and Doncaster Mental Health Services.
Congratulations to Fr Andy.
Fr Andy Graydon
(Source: Hallam News, August 2004?)


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Mobile Networking
Reuben has been covering this topic (and here), so this hardly comes as 'breaking news':
Mobile ownership surged in December — with a record 4.5 million new users — after carriers targeted India's poorer citizens with the launch of services that guarantee a number for life for just over $20…."Marketing campaigns are getting more aggressive," said Prashant Singhal, head of telecoms practice at Ernst & Young in Bangalore, India's technology hub. "We'll see about 6 million new additions a month in 2006. The mobile base should double in 2006 to 130 or 140 million." India is widely seen as the last big market for mobile phone growth. Less than 40 percent of the country's total area is covered by mobile networks, and fewer than eight in every 100 Indians use mobiles, compared with China's 30 percent.
So things are moving, and pretty quickly. This dynamic simply wasn't available, to say China in 1995. What mobile phones are, in one sense, is an ideas-propagation machine. When India is finally 'wired', in the mobile-phone-sense at least, it will suddenly become smaller. The distance between each and every individual will be less. Apart from anything else the diffusion of new ideas and new technologies will be more rapid. Take, at the risk of becoming a one issue bore, a subject I know something about: fertility. One of the key questions in fertility theory is the ideational process through which women form the idea of 'ideal family size': ie how many children they actually want. Well in this context, wider use of mobile phones will accelerate the fertility transition, as news and fashions and values spread much more quickly than before. In March 2002 the UN organised an experts group meeting on the topic of Completing the Fertility Transition. In a very interesting paper Maria E. Cosio-Zavala examines the role of shifting gender ideals and female empowerment in the rapid rates of fertility decline which were evidenced in some countries during the 1990s. Access to information about what is happening elsewhere is normally mentioned as a core-component, with the arrival of mass media, and images of a 'woman's life elsewhere' being seen as being crucial. Knowledge (and information) is power. More mobiles mean more information, and quicker information. Draw your own conclusions.


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