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Two 60-second radio spots from AC&R, New York, start airing in mid-April in Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami and New York. One commercial, aimed at general travelers, describes Israel's unique place in the world and history. The other urges Christians to make the Bible come alive for their children with a visit. TV spots and upscale magazine ads will follow in the fall.
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Ben Brown, with two silvers, and Sarah Mitton, with a gold, led the medal rush as Nova Scotia captured seven medals at the 2017 Canada Games in Winnipeg on Aug. 3.
Liverpool's Mitton threw her way to a victory in shot put, Nova Scotia's first gold at the Games. Mitton's 15.61-metre heave beat second place B.C. by 54 centimetres. The University of Windsor student was all smiles during the medal ceremony, raising her hands in celebration.
Taylor Elaine Stutely of Lower Sackville was 10th.
Also at University of Manitoba Stadium, Brown raced to silver in the men's 400-metres wheelchair in 56.33 seconds and, barely three hours later, another in the 1,500 metres in 3:42.79, just two seconds behind the winner from Ontario. His wheels slipped on the start and Brown had to make up ground, including leading the race for a while. He said it was his best race of the day.
Dillon MacMillan, Halifax, was eighth in the 400m and 12th in the 1,500m.
Donald Peters, Dartmouth, and Joy MacLachlan, Halifax, earned bronze in their 100-metre Special Olympic sprint.
Josh Lunda was a close fourth in men's 100-metre spring and the men's 4x100 relay team took fourth in a strong effort. The women's team was fifth.
After one day and four events of heptathalon, Bridget Deveau of Fall River was sixth in the point standings while Lauren Ann Quann of Pictou was 11th.
Other results are: Timothy Longley, Kentville (5th, 1500m), Will Russell, Halifax (12th, 1500m), Shannay Beals, Dartmouth, (6th, 100m), Heather Beaton, Stellarton, (7th, 400m), Mike van der Poel, Brookfield, (8th, 400m), Jake Temple, Pictou, (7th, javelin), Joshua Bell, LaHave, (8th, javelin), Kaelan Schmidt, Sutherlands River, (10th, high jump), Logan Coulet, Westville, (11th, high jump), Shaylynn Tell, Halifax (14th, 1500m), Gabrielle Fraser, Advocate Harbour (8th, triple jump), Hayley Wilson, Whycogomagh (16th, triple jump), Noah James, Windsor (3rd, 400H B), Ben Conrad, Bridgewater (5th, 400H B), Megan Graham, Trenton (8th, 400H),
Mackenzie Myatt, Musquodoboit Harbour, rode to an exciting silver in women's mountain bike sprint. She had a good start and kept close to the leader through the Bison Butte course. The silver is the second in as many weeks for the Musquodoboit Harbour rider — she captured the same medal at the national cross-country under-23 championships in Alberta. She now heads to the under-23 World Cup to see if the medal streak continues.
Maura Whitman, Herring Cove, finished fifth in a semifinal.
Nova Scotia women won bronze in soccer, blanking Alberta 1–0 off the foot of Syd Kennedy of Fall River. Kennedy's goal in the 44th minute was all Nova Scotia needed. Their coach, Cindy Tye of Bedford, won a silver medal at the Canada Games 24 years ago as a player.
In beach volleyball, the men advance to the gold medal game against B.C. Kobe Shannon, and Christian Fricke, both of Halifax, beat Ontario 21–16, 21–23, 15–13. Game time is 6:30 p.m.
Tori Haworth, Waverley, and Micaela Sabean, Bridgewater, fell to Ontario 21–19–21–13 in their semifinal and play for bronze against B.C. at 2 p.m.
In softball, Quebec held Nova Scotia to five hits in a 9–3 playoff win. Alex Anthony, Shubenacadie, took the loss.
In rowing finals at Kenora, Ont., Nova Scotia's men's pair of Marshall Taylor, Halifax, and Liam Marcil, just missed a medal in fourth, Carolyn Culen, and Kathryn Campbell, both of Halifax, were fifth in the women's pairs rowing A final, women's and men's quadruple skulls were both sixth, and Taylor was also second in the men's single sculls B final. Nova Scotia is in four more A finals Friday.
In sailing after Day 4, Lauren Sullivan, Halifax, sits in second place in single-handed radial laser while Spencer Dalzell, Bedford, is fourth in the points standings for singe-handed laser.
Siobhan MacDonald, Mabou, is in third place in the standings in para 2.4-metre mix.
In double-handed 29er, the men and the women are in fifth in the standings.
Friday is the final day of racing and the top 3 in each points standings gets a medal.
In diving, Dani Higgins, Dartmouth, finished 23th in women's preliminary 10-metre platform. Nick Marshall, Stillwater Lake, finished 15th and Ryan Burke, Halifax, was 23rd in men's preliminary 10-metre platform.
In men's baseball, Nova Scotia edged P.E.I. 6–5 in extra innings. Dyton Blackett of Canning singled in the winning run in the 8th. Samuel Legere, halifax, was 2–2 with a double. Jake MacKinnon, Mineville, went 2–3 with an RBI. Reviever Rory White, Fall River, took the win, with three innings of one-hit ball.
In basketball, Lizzy Iseyemi, Dartmouth, led the way with 18 points as the women beat B.C. 66–56. Savannah Provo, Lake Echo, added 11 for the winners. Provo and Iseyemi grabbed seven rebounds each.
The men lost 103–70. Jaxon Smith of Halifax netted 15 points while Jasha'jaun Downey, North Preston, and Caleb Johnson, Cole Harbour, added 13 each.
Tomorrow's look-ahead
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Beach Volleyball: Kobe Shannon, and Christian Fricke take on B.C. for gold at 6:30 p.m. Tori Haworth, Waverley, and Micaela Sabean, Bridgewater, play for bronze against B.C. at 2 p.m.
Rowing: Kathryn Campbell, Halifax, in women's single sculls. Team Nova Scotia in women's and men's double sculls and women's lightweight double sculls and women's fours.
Sailing: Day 5 competition starts at 11 a.m. Medal ceremonies follow racing.
Athletics: Ben Brown goes for his third medal at 2 p.m. Competition goes from 1 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
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The Superior General of the Society of Jesus, Father General Adolfo Nicolas, has extended his gratitude to the governments of India and Afghanistan for the efforts made in securing the release of Father Alexis Prem Kumar from captivity in Afghanistan. Responding to the news of Father Kumar's release, Father Nicolas said, "We are grateful to the Indian and Afghan governments for their efforts in securing the release of Father Prem Kumar. We are grateful too to many other persons and organizations that continue to work tirelessly for the release of many other humanitarian and aid workers who remain in captivity in Afghanistan and in other places."
Father Kumar, an Indian national and a member of the Society of Jesus, at the time of his kidnapping was Director for the Jesuit Refugee Service in Afghanistan, whose mission is to accompany, serve and advocate for the rights of refugees and other forcibly displaced persons. As a Catholic organisation and a work of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits), JRS is inspired by the compassion and love of Jesus for the poor and excluded.
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Rome, 22 February 2015 - After more than eight months in captivity, the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) is delighted by the announcement of the release of Fr Alexis Prem Kumar. JRS is immensely grateful to the Indian government for its role in achieving his release.
"The last eight months have been a long and difficult period of uncertainty for Fr Prem's family, friends and colleagues. You cannot imagine our relief that he is now home, safe and sound. We are aware of the tireless efforts at many levels to achieve his release and we are grateful for the consolation we have received from the prayerful support of countless friends - including those of the school children from the school where he was kidnapped," said Fr Peter Balleis SJ, JRS International Director.
On 2 June 2014, Fr Kumar was taken by a group of unidentified men in western Afghanistan while on a visit to a JRS-supported school for returnee refugees in a settlement 34km from the city of Herat. The forty-seven year old Jesuit, from the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, was about to return to Herat when he was forced at gunpoint into a vehicle by a group of armed men.
JRS has worked in Afghanistan since 2005. Even during the difficult months of Fr Prem's captivity, however, JRS continued to run its programmes in the country in order to ensure that Afghan students had continued access to quality education.
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This was only the second time that Houston had revived its observation of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity holding an ecumenical prayer service. Last year's was at the Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart. This year we celebrated at Lakewood Church. The theme was prepared in Brazil and focused around John 4:7 where Jesus said to the woman at the well: "Give me to drink".
As a symbol of unity pastors from various denominations and churches poured water into one fountain that unites us all. From the Baptist Preacher to the Cardinal of the Roman Catholic church we all brought a vessel to pour our own traditions into this event. I brought my Army canteen representing all the families that have suffered through wars over decades. One of the ushers at Lakewood Church saw that and shared his Vietnam story with me.
Since Lakewood was the host church this year music was mostly their style with many people in the audience waving there hands like they do in concerts. One great performance artist after another took the stage. Lakewood's drama team did a fantastic job bringing the scene between Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well to life.
The sermon was given by Mike Rinehart, the Lutheran bishop in Houston. In his thoughtful reflections he laid out a seven-point plan for the unity of the church in Houston:
1. Galatians 3:28
2. Make love your aim.
3. Humility. Have this mind among you…
4. Pray for unity
5. Work for unity
6. Serve together
7. Stop bickering
You can read the entire sermon on his blog.
The United Church of Christ was officially represented by Houston Association Minister Joshua Lawrence and myself as a member of the planning committee. Our denominational motto "That they may all be one" was quoted over and over again throughout the service. We understand that this kind of work is worth all our effort. Please plan to join us next year as well.
I was charged with an intercessory prayer for freedom of expression which you can read on my blog.
Rev. Lawrence said this benediction for the service:
"May Jesus Christ, the living water, be behind you to protect you, before you to guide you, by your side to accompany you, within you to console you, above you to bless you."
God and the Super Bowl
You know what the biggest group of Americans say they DON'T do on any given Sunday?
– Be in church or watch football!
According to the January PRRI/RNS Religious News Survey most people forgo both of these Sunday activities. Now, as a pastor I am a regular at church but I must admit that I do not make time to watch afternoon TV except for the Super Bowl. So here it goes: The big game is coming up and I will be joining the minority elite by going to church at 10 and streaming the game later in the day.
But there were a couple more stunning results in that survey when it comes to football and faith:
1. Americans are split in half over the question as to whether God rewards athletes who have faith with good health and success. Let me take sides here: No, God does not reward actions! Being a person of faith does not make your life any easier: Remember Job! If anything, faith makes your life more challenging. Because bad stuff happens to good people and as a person of faith you have to work that out with your image of God. Health and success as a reward? Job says: Hell no! All I got was pain and misery for nothing! Maybe signing multi-million dollar contracts can boost your success. Maybe exercising for a living can make you healthier. But please, don't blame God for your good fortune.
2. One in four Americans say that God plays a role in determining which team wins the Super Bowl. Again, let me join the minority elite. Of course, God can do all things! Not a thing happens in the world that God couldn't prevent. I am one of four! Every Sunday we sing "He's got the whole world in his hands!" And yes, that includes the football and the scoreboard, he's got the Patriots and the Seahawks, he's got the whole world in his hands. "We reject the false doctrine that there could be areas of our life in which we would not belong to Jesus Christ but to other lords", states the Barmen Declaration. God Almighty rules over time and space so of course the result of a sporting event is within God's reach.
BUT: Sometimes people have a tendency to forget that God is the Ultimate Free Agent. We can't tell God what to do. We cannot predict a Super Bowl Winner by turning our praying ear toward God. Because the ruler of heaven and earth has been very clear as to who is in charge. Which ever team you will be rooting for on Sunday, America will most likely be split down the middle again and half of us will be utterly disappointed. The recommended prayer for that prospect is: "He said, 'Abba, Father, for you all things are possible; remove this cup from me; yet, not what I want, but what you want.'"
A Prayer for Freedom of Expression
On Friday, January 23, 2015, I will be part of the 2nd Annual Ecumenical Prayer Service for Christian Unity. This year it is hosted by Lakewood Church. You are now part of the lucky who can already read my prayer today. But still: Please make time to join us on Friday at 7pm.
I am free to do this hand sign right here, right now.
Being a demonstrator in Thailand such an act of defiance will get you arrested.
Military dictatorships are afraid of movies that promote freedom of expression.
When The Interview came online I couldn't resist but watch it and it really turns out to be hilariously offensive. Do you have to love it? – No! Is it important to have that kind of artistic expression out there? – You bet! Or as Evelyn Beatrice Hall put it in the mouth of Voltaire: "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it"
As we gather this week to work toward Christian unity let us join our voices in prayer for freedom of expression:
Holy One: Your Word called the world into being. Your Word became flesh among us. When you express yourself in all your awesome and holy freedom everything changes. A voice like thunder, the loving whisper of a mother – a word can affect so much and you have freely spoken to all your people through the ages.
When Jesus came to the Samaritan woman at the well your Word was expanded to include even those Samaritans which have never been any good. Ultimately gentiles from all around the world were called into your beloved community. Like an author publishing a book you have set your Holy Word free.
You want our words to be free also:
when we laugh at ourselves for our shortsightedness,
when we poke fun at each other for our denominational oddities,
when caricature educates and enlightens the political public.
You call us to stand for freedom of expression: With Charlie Hebdo, with protesters in Thailand, with our Christian brothers and sisters in Brazil and all around the world. It takes loud people with radical symbols that keep on yelling: "Let my people go!" Holy One, hear our supplications that we can express so freely. Amen.
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Welcome to the Future
Last weekend they announced the concert lineup for the Rodeo Houston. Brad Paisley is going to perform. That is big for Mirjam and I for we really admire his work. On Saturday the tickets will go on sale and you have to pre-register and wait for an hour in an online waiting room before even being considered for the privilege to fork over your money. Can you tell it's our first year at Rodeo Houston? – Very exciting times.
I need to share this this week for two reasons:
a) I don't want you to miss your opportunity to get your tickets. Think of this as a public service announcement or a friendly reminder.
b) Next Monday is Martin Luther King Junior Day. And it is so easy and pleasant to remind ourselves of great thoughts from the past: "I have a dream". But who is brave enough to tell a story of racial injustice that has happened in your own backyard? Well, Brad Paisley is one of those people who dare to share in his song "Welcome to the future":
From this musical excursion let's go to the cold hard facts of demographics. According to solid projections there will be fewer blacks and hispanics in Fort Bend County in five years. Whites are the only ethnical group with substantial growth:
Did you have a spontaneous gut reaction to those numbers?
What do those feelings tell you about race relations in America 2015?
How deep are your roots?
When I drop off the kids at school in the morning I drive past two churches that could not be more different: One has a full fledged sanctuary with educational buildings attached. The second rents a store front in a failing strip mall. And I must admit I am partial. I have a hard time envisioning church life in a store front. I know the church is first and foremost the body of Christ, second the congregation and the people it is comprised of and only in the third place the church is the church building. But in my little thinking all three go hand in hand. I need a sense of sanctuary to connect me to the ancient roots of our faith. I need the sound of the organ to lift up my spirit beyond what I can hear on the radio every day. I need ancient canticles, time-tested rituals and historic places. No, I am not against change. The church has always evolved: From a radical preacher healer whose gang of twelve was persecuted and prosecuted to the established religion of the greatest empire the world has ever known. The house church has been the go to style of worship from the beginning and still has its merits in a variety of settings. But this week's watchword is a nice reminder that God wants a nice place:
"Ascribe to the Lord the glory of his name; worship the Lord in holy splendor."
(Psalm 29:2 – Watchword for the Week of Sunday 11 January 2015)
It makes sense to invest into the church building and put on a new roof. It makes sense to upgrade the Hymnals. It makes sense to tune all the pianos scattered around the buildings. It makes sense to change the paraments and restock candles and tapers. For worship we use things and words and gestures that are not necessarily part of everyday life. They are special, they are set apart, they are holy. I would not want an elaborate candelabrum at home but it serves its purpose in the sanctuary. Are all those bells and whistles really necessary? It depends! Do they prepare our hearts and minds to listen to the still speaking God? That is my litmus test. Tradition only makes sense as long as it accomplishes its mission to make straight the paths of our God.
All this tells you more about me than it tells you about the nature of the church. I hunger for the connection to the ancient roots of our faith and since you all have chosen to worship in this place in this style it is safe to assume that some of my reflections resonate with something inside of you. But how about the storefront worshipers? Their faith journey is just as sacred and valid. God does not need a traditional setting to reach hearts and minds. It just may be the case that people there do not need the deep roots of faith but are better at enjoying the moment and facing the challenges of the here and now. Maybe I envy them after all for being able to live life without the constant reminders that keep me rooted.
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HP's Q2 beats targets, but Q3 and Q4 look tight
Services biz restructured
It is a tough day for new CEO Leo Apotheker, who had to move up Hewlett-Packard's reporting of its financial results for the second quarter of fiscal 2011 by 32 hours because someone leaked a memo about belt-tightening and looming layoffs that Apotheker sent to his top brass two weeks ago.
HP has revised its revenue guidance downwards for the current third quarter of its fiscal 2011 and pulled back its expectations for the full 2011 year as it rejigs its massive services business, copes with a slowdown in consumer PC sales, and deals with a slowdown in business in Japan and related supply chain issues due to March's earthquake and tsunami.
HP's shares are trading down 7.4 per cent, to $36.83, as Wall Street gets rolling because of the revised guidance. Ironically, HP beat Wall Street's expectations for both revenue and profit growth for its second quarter, but that no longer matters to investors.
In the second quarter, HP's revenue rose by 2.5 per cent, to $31.6bn, and net income was up by 4.7 per cent, to $2.3bn. That worked out to $1.07 in earnings per share. Earnings were impacted by $158m in restructuring charges and another $21m in acquisition-related charges, but a company the size of HP always seems to have such charges hitting its books.
The HP Services behemoth was the laggard, with only 1.5 per cent revenue growth, to $8.98bn. This business consists of Enterprise Services, which is essentially the EDS business, and Technology Services, which is systems integration and support for hardware products.
"Revenue in the Enterprise Services business has not grown as fast as it can and should," said Apotheker on a call with Wall Street analysts this morning. The costs for many services deals are heavy at the front end, and this was weighing down on margins.
Moreover, said Apotheker, HP was in the midst of a "significant transformation" of the services business, and in a jab at his predecessor Mark Hurd, now president at rival Oracle, he said such a transformation in services "should have happened years ago" and declared that "it will happen now".
To that end, the Technology Services business is being moved over underneath Dave Donatelli, general manager of HP's Enterprise Servers, Storage, and Networking business – which is where it belongs, really. HP has a services unit selling hardware solutions and a hardware unit that sometimes has similar or competing services and it is time to have one HP selling a combined product. Realistically, HP Software should be tucked up into this ESSN unit as well, and that may yet happen.
In the quarter ended April 30, Technology Services had $2.71bn in sales, up two per cent, while infrastructure outsourcing posted sales of $3.78bn, up two per cent, and application services account for $1.72bn, up 2 per cent. Business process outsourcing struggled, with sales down six per cent, to $673m.
The overall HP Services group had earnings from operations of $1.36bn, down 2.9 per cent, which is what has HP's managers spooked and which is why Ann Livermore was referred to by Apotheker as the "interim head" of the Enterprise Services business in the wake of the reorganization, and Apotheker said that HP would hire a new executive to run Enterprise Services.
This also sheds some light on why John Hogan, who was formerly HP's top sales guy in the mammoth Enterprise Business group that accounted for all data center products and services, left the company in April. One might reasonably guess that Hogan was not offered the job.
"Going forward, services will be a solid, strong, and additive to our mix," Apotheker promised, and said that this will be done mostly through organic growth, investment in more high-value, high margin services, and "a small acquisition here and there".
That means moving Enterprise Services away from slow growing and lower margin businesses and towards other things, like building clouds and selling cloud services to end users.
The mood was somewhat more cheery in the ESSN group, with sales up 14.9 per cent, to $5.56bn. Earnings from operations for ESSN rose by 22.8 per cent, to $766m.
In terms of growth within the ESSN group, HP Networking, which includes the acquired 3Com networking business, had 118 per cent growth, to $643m, in the second fiscal quarter. The core Industry Standard Servers division (which encompasses all of HP's x64-based servers) had $3.39bn in revenues, up 10.8 per cent. HP said that BladeSystem blade server sales were up 22 per cent in the quarter but did not provide revenues for this line.


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Te-Chien (Andrew) Chang is preparing to retire in July as general secretary of the Presbyterian Church in Taiwan (PCT) following 20 years of service in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)'s partner's General Assembly office in the country's capital, Taipei.
Chang's service to the church has been marked by his deep commitment to Christian formation, protection of his country's natural environment, advocacy for the economic and human rights of the country's indigenous peoples, and global ecumenism.
Chang is a gifted story teller and his talents as a photographer enrich his daily posting of Bible text to his Facebook page. He is also a regular blogger. But it is perhaps his passion for growing food that is the most apt metaphor for his gifts as a practical theologian attuned to the needs of his country.
Chang's face lights up when he talks of the benefits of communal gardening. He has seen computer scientists rediscover life in all its fullness when they take time to leave their pressure-filled offices and work with their families on small plots he has made available on land borrowed from a local farmer.
Concern for workers in the country's science sector which has a hidden problem of suicides fuels his missionary zeal for offering its highly-educated, deeply stressed employees the possibility of sowing a new life while planting seeds. Some of those part-time gardeners grow into full-time Christians.
As Chang moves into his retirement years, his active involvement in his country's life and challenges will continue.
He plans to develop model leadership and programs with indigenous peoples that will help them create and manage income-generating programs in local communities.
The objective is to create jobs in the agricultural and arts sectors that will bring young people home from the country's urban centers where they are often exploited and led into addiction or prostitution.
This gardener continues to plant dreams, rooted in his deep Christian faith. The harvest will continue in the years to come.
Kristine Greenaway serves as head of the Office of Communications for the World Communion of Reformed Churches (WCRC) in Geneva, Switzerland. The PC(USA) is a WCRC member. church.


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The District of Columbia Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act was voted down 220-154, with two members voting "present." It would have made abortion illegal after 20 weeks. But it would have taken autonomy away from the District's government.Click here for reuse options!
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This is a photograph of one of our trashcans, which (since both Stephan and I are germaphobic and we take the garbage out every single day) will never end us up on "Hoarders."
Recently, we were watching an episode of "Hoarders," when I felt compelled to pitch Stephan a new reality show I've been thinking about.
Actually, what reminded me of this was when the behavior therapist came to help the hoarder lady, and she (like all good hoarders) said the magic words "Let me just look at that."
I don't know if you're with me on this, but I think we can all agree—if your hoarding problem has gotten bad enough that you qualify for an episode of "Hoarders," you are probably not going to be cured with one well-meaning therapist and a junk-hauling crew. Listen, I suffer from OCD myself (we can talk more about this later, because mine manifests itself in super-random thoughs and obsessive rumination, not hoarding), so I'm going to tell you the God's-honest truth: the minute that therapist leaves, that person is going back to hoarding. If you come back in six months, that person will have miraculously built up a new pile of garbage with a couple of flat dead cats at the bottom, because just removing the garbage does not even begin to address what's really wrong with them. And really, that's what we're interested in, right? We're fascinated with the pile of garbage, the outward manifestation of the mental illness, not the illness itself. We like to laugh at people who are weird. I'm with you, America!
With that in mind, I would like to propose a new show called "@SS FACED GARBAGE PEOPLE." I added the first part because I don't know if you've noticed, but the people on "Hoarders" are terrible looking, probably as a requirement, because Hollywood producers know that if they put an attractive person in a pile of garbage, this would hit too close to home, and the entertainment value would drop.
"@SS FACED GARBAGE PEOPLE" starts out as an episode of "Hoarders," actually, but the moment you see the person resisting, I propose that you just set up cameras in their house, so we can see how this is going to play out. They clearly are treatment-resistant, so I think whoever is producing the show should just go with this and see how the narrative goes, "Hunger Games" style. Life in garbage is interesting and challenging, I would imagine, and so in each episode, we can just check in on how one of the characters is doing, to see if they are dead yet in their garbage pile.
I know, you're shaking your head like "I can't believe she's saying these things," but you know you'd watch it.
Oh, and in case you're wondering, yes, I have capitalized the title because I would like the words "@SS FACED GARBAGE PEOPLE" to be said in a shouting volume, every single time. That's really what they're after with that show, right? Exploiting the entertaining habits of the mentally ill? Let's go for it! Maybe we can try to rehabilitate some schizophrenics while we're at it and show that getting wrapped up within a one-hour time frame.
I actually don't know who I am more disgusted with in this scenario. Would that be the hoarder, for letting their mental illness get so out of control that they are living in garbage, or reality TV for trying to tie it up in a neat little package? I'll have to get back to you on that one. For now, please consider my pitch and let me know what you think.
You'll notice that I cleverly added the @ symbol to the title of the show, so'in you would still get this post if you are receiving the Funny Strange over email. Tomorrow, we will be discussing hitchhiker hobos, as in: hitchhikers are still a thing, and this surprises me.


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On the Beat: Battle 4 Atlantis recap, Wisconsin preview
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This episode of On The Beat is a recap of the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament and preview of Syracuse's game against Wisconsin at 7 p.m. in the Carrier Dome on Wednesday night. It features beat writers Sam Blum and Matt Schneidman, and you can follow the @DOSports Twitter handle for continued coverage leading up to the game.
If you have thoughts on the Battle 4 Atlantis game or the upcoming season, leave us a comment beneath the podcast. Thanks for listening.
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Academic Malpractice: The Case of Grover Furr
I was not going to write about Prof. Grover Furr of Montclair State University. I did not want to call more attention to him, which he obviously craves. But now that the video of his speech at a recent forum has gone viral on the internet, thanks to the Washington Examiner, and is being featured on other sites as well, I have decided it is time to speak out about this particularly imbecilic member of the Academy.
Professor Furr is a professor of medieval English literature, but what has led to all the hullabaloo about him is his decades-long defense of the old Soviet Union, and in particular of the years in which one of the 20th century's most horrendous monsters, Josef Stalin, wreaked havoc on the lives of the people living under his reign of terror. Professor Furr has been in the business of Stalin worship for quite some time.
So shameful is this man that he actually tried to lead a protest against a speech by one of the most brilliant contemporary scholars, Timothy Snyder of Yale University. Snyder is the author of the magisterial and highly acclaimed book Bloodlands, which the Economist rightfully chose as its "Book of the Year." Professor Furr, it seems, cannot countenance any scholar who engages in rigorous research. "Instead of studying Nazi atrocities or Soviet atrocities separately, as many others have done," Anne Applebaum writes, Snyder "looks at them together," revealing that "the two systems committed the same kinds of crimes at the same times and in the same places, that they aided and abetted one another, and above all that their interaction with one another led to more mass killing than either might have carried out alone." Applebaum's accolades are among many Snyder has rightfully received. His book is one of lasting value that not only informs, but leads one to see the past in a new way.
Without engaging in the kind of real scholarly work that Timothy Snyder and Anne Applebaum have both done in their respective works, Furr simply takes to his computer to put out blast after blast at anyone who dares to tell the truth about Stalinism or to cast aspersion on the years in which the USSR existed. He actually writes that "Snyder is a most unsuitable speaker for any discussion of the Holocaust, or of Eastern European history generally." As most sane people realize, that judgement applies more accurately to Furr himself, rather than to a major historian like Timothy Snyder. That Furr can even write these words about Timothy Snyder is itself an indictment of Furr, and reveals to anyone with an ounce of intelligence what a fraud he is.
What has now created the storm that has made Furr visible are his statements at the recent forum at Montclair, where he called it a "big lie" that Stalin killed millions of people. "I have yet to find one crime -- yet to find one crime -- that Stalin committed," Furr said. "I know they all say he killed 20, 30, 40 million people -- it is bullshit. ... [Nazi propagandist] Goebbels said that the Big Lie is successful and this is the Big Lie: that the Communists -- that Stalin killed millions of people and that socialism is no good."
His field might be medieval literature, but if you consult his own website, it is readily apparent that what most interests him, and the cause to which he is singlemindedly devoted, is defense of Stalin's reputation. Evidently a member or follower of the 1960s era Maoist group the Progressive Labor Party -- a breakaway movement from the Communist Party U.S.A. that saw fit to defend China during the years of the Moscow-China split and to try to build a new Marxist-Leninist communist organization to replace what they called the "revisionist" official American Communist group -- Furr now appears as its only remaining public face.
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Back in March, a location scout for the film Juanita visited with Jared Srsic several times about using the Millstone Tea Room as a major backdrop for the film.
"What I knew about running an art center was absolutely zero," Sara Braaten said Friday evening when the Bower Center's Sara Braaten Gallery was dedicated. "I had other people step up and say, 'OK, she doesn't know what she's doing, I'll help.'"
Little Town Players will host a one man show, next month, that honors Bluegrass legend Carter Stanley.
"The program is a mixture of story telling and music," said Gary Reid, the performer.
The music consists of 10 different Bluegrass songs and Reid accompanies himself on the guitar.
Niyonsenga Pacifique was only 2 years old when the Rwandan genocide occurred in 1994. As many as one million Rwandans were killed and another two million became refugees.
A painting by Franz Beisser is being raffled to raise money for Big Otter Mill, a historic mill on Va. 122 near Bedford.
Beisser, now retired, founded Bison Printing, located just west of Bedford. It's a family-owned business that is now run by his sons.
Art has long played a big role in his life. When he first got the business rolling, nearly 40 years ago, one of his marketing tools was to do pen-and-ink drawings of churches for the covers of their church bulletins which he printed.
ibrary is always an attractive place, but the Peaks & Pieces Quilt Guild really transforms it with the group's annual quilt show. The colorful quilts are currently on display and the show will go on through next Tuesday.
These quilts are works of art and you really need to see them up close to fully appreciate them. The intricate stitching in them is part of the artistry. All the quilts were made by Guild members.
"We are going to take collective responsibility for this fiasco," said Nancy Johnson, Friday evening, as she and Karen Hopkins gathered the cast of Little Town Players' (LTP) 40th anniversary presentation.
The local theater group was making its final preparations for the free show it presented Saturday night and Sunday afternoon. Johnson, Parkie Smith and Karen Hopkins planned and organized the entire show and it worked.
Bower Center for the Arts officially reopened its doors to the Bedford community Thursday with a ribbon cutting that cut the bow on the $1 million renovation and expansion project.
Dr. John Bower cut the ribbon, dedicating the building to his parents, Minnie and Mitch Bower. Dr. Bower and Edna Curry, the donors that made the Bower Expansion Project possible, attended Thursday's opening and Dr. Bower recounted the history of his family's journey that eventually landed them in Bedford.
Lydia Wentzel, a 2016 Liberty High School (LHS) graduate, now has one of her works of art hanging in the U. S. Capitol.
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Operation Christmas Child underway
Cassville residents are working on a project to brighten the lives of millions of children in need around the world. Volunteers are preparing to collect 800 gift-filled shoe boxes, Cassville's target contribution, to the world's largest project of its kind, Operation Christmas Child.
Volunteers are filling shoe boxes with gifts, candy, school supplies and personal hygiene items for children in need overseas.
Through Samaritan's Purse, this project, under the direction of Franklin Graham, is gearing up to collect shoe boxes through from Nov. 12 through Nov. 19.
First Baptist Church in Cassville is serving as a local collection site. Hours of operation are noon to 5 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 12 through Sunday, Nov. 18 and from 8 a.m. until 12 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 19.
"We collected 760 shoe boxes last year," said event chairman Jackie Hendrix. "That was up by over 150 from the year before. This year, we have raised our goal to 800.
"People in the community have learned what we're doing and, despite the economy, have stepped in to support our mission."
This year, the organization expects to reach a milestone, collecting and delivering shoe boxes to more than 100 million children since the program's inception in 1993. Since then, the organization has collected over 94 million boxes and hand delivered them to children in need in more than 130 countries.
"You hear so many testimonies from the children," Hendrix said. "One little girl had prayed for shoes and when she got her shoe box, there were tennis shoes in it. She said then she knew God loved her because he sent her the shoes."
Through the power of a simple gift and the message of hope through this evangelistic outreach, children learn they are loved and not forgotten. For many of the children, this will be the first gift they have ever received.
Operation Christmas Child uses tracking technology to allow participants to follow their box to its destination country where it will be delivered to a child. Information on how to register gift boxes can be found at www.samaritanspurse.org under "follow your box."
For more information on Operation Christmas Child, call Hendrix at 847-2965 or visit www.samaritanspurse.org.
Silver Dollar City (SDC) is promoting Operation Christmas Child this year. They will give away Silver Dollar City Park tickets to churches within a 100 mile radius of SDC who pack more than 100 shoe boxes and who have signed up to take the Silver Dollar City Challenge. To sign up churches go to www.silverdollarcity.com/shoebox to register. Those taking the challenge will receive a confirmation email giving instructions to print off their confirmation email to bring to their shoe box drop off location during National Collection Week and give to the volunteer at the registration table.


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Our men usually wear black oxford shoes with leather soles. They could be made for dancing, or made for dress. If you choose to wear dress oxfords, make sure that they are not heavy; some current styles have very thick and heavy soles. Dance oxfords look like this:
My favorite shoe has a ballet upper and leather sole. Sometimes you can't find a completely flat sole, but end up with a classic ballet sole, that doesn't cover the entire bottom of the foot. This is less comfortable, but still acceptable. You can also find shoes of this style at Payless and other shoe stores. Just make sure that the soles are not too slick (plastic) or too sticky (rubber). Ballet flats look like this:
There is a new shoe being sold by The American Duchess that has many of the features of an early nineteenth century shoe. It looks like this:
Of course, the best sort of dancing shoes for early nineteenth century wear are in museums. Here is a selection of shoes from the Metropolitan Museum of Art:
|Blue Slippers 1790-99
|Blue Slippers 1795-1810
|Tan and Black Slippers 1812
|Blue Slippers 1815-20
|White Slippers 1805-15
|Men's shoes 1800-1850
I included a photo of men's shoes that look like dance oxfords to show that the dance oxfords are a reasonable choice. In this period, men would be more likely to wear pumps for dancing. Pumps are low cut, like the ladies' slippers above. I haven't found a photo of men's pumps from the right time period.
This picture of shoes in a museum in Australia is identified as women's shoes, but I wonder if they are men's dress shoes.
|Shoes 1780-1810


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Using the Veteran List Template spreadsheet, (see below), please record as much information as possible including the following information:
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Required - this field can not be left blank. This field will be the title of the veteran's page. Please enter the full name with rank (if available). Do not include personal titles such as "Mr." The correction of the inscribed name can be entered here.
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Required - these fields can not be left blank. Enter the name as the name appears on the memorial. You can make any correction to the name in the "Title" and "Notes" field. This is to ensure website users can search for the record by either the name they have seen on the memorial, or the name they know to be correct.
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Brig - Brigadier
Cadet - Cadet
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This weekend me and Tyler are going down to my parents for the weekend. So we thought we would predraft a blog post for Koy and tell him Happy Birthday.
Since moving back to Utah we have had the chance to hang out with Koy and Kayden and Lexi a few times. I am not sure if I have the stamina to have 4 children. Props to you parents who do!
Koy came swimming with us. He is not afraid of anything. He would just take off and keep up with everyone else. He tried to help Tyler to. I am impressed with my sisters kids and their ability to try and help Tyler and include him in anything. And at their ability to understand when we have to explain Ty's ability to handle something they take it in stride.
Koy doesn't listen well. He tries but at least his listening skills aren't accompanied by lying skills. When I went out to check on the boys I asked them what they were doing, Kayden quickly responded we are not doing anything with the fence. And Koy responded we are throwing the balls over the fence.
Koy plays well with others and can sometimes be a bully. He is the youngest of the Labrum Clan so he gets to show his own.
He loves Grandpa. He loves Grandma, and he knows that at Nana's house if you want a book read she will stop and read till you are all done. And if you need to watch a movie and "brother"is around, nana will move said brother
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So Koy, as you get older and have to keep up with your big brother, keep remembering the abilities of those around you. Keep loving Tyler and come over and swim more!!
We are glad to be back and you can come to Nana's any time....Happy Birthday Koy
"The child must know that he is a miracle, that since the beginning of the world there hasn't been, and until the end of the world there will not be another child like him." Pablo Casals
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2 comments:
- Grandma Labrum said...
A bully is someone who does things to hurt people on purpose, to make someone else seem smaller. Koy isn't a bully. He just doesn't know his own strength or cause/effect of an action. He doesn't try to put someone down or make himself more important. He is just a big teddy bear who is learning.
- October 11, 2009 at 7:39 AM
- Preemie Miracle said...
I didn't mean bully like the school yard bully. He just doesn't know what he is doing. And he runs everyone over.. BUT sometimes he does know when he gives them a good push
- October 11, 2009 at 6:54 PM
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He said this in an interview with Voice of America commenting on the organization's report regarding the state of freedom in the world, in which Ukraine is deemed as a country with the greatest deterioration over the past five years.
Kramer noted that Ukraine's rating has been dropping for several reasons.
"First, the parliamentary elections, which have been critically evaluated by OSCE observers. Continuing problems with corruption, selective prosecution of political opponents. Yulia Tymoshenko and Yurii Lutsenko are still in prison, and there is no indication that they may be released. But, in general, we believe that corruption is the biggest problem in Ukraine," said Kramer.
In turn, the vice-president of Freedom House, Research Arch Puddington noted that there is also pressure on journalists and civil society: "Although I do not want to exaggerate - Ukrainian media is freer than in neighboring countries, and civil society is able to resist some of Yanukovych's initiatives. But we are concerned about how the rule of law is no longer in effect in Yanukovych's time."
He noted that while the influence of Russia is cited as a factor in the deterioration of freedom in the Eurasian region as a whole, Freedom House does not see "the hand of Moscow" in the Ukrainian events.
"I do not think that Russia's influence causes these changes. This is what Yanukovych wants and he takes full responsibility," said Paddington.
According to Kramer the events taking place in Ukraine make for a unique internal trend.
"Yanukovych and his inner circle are trying to do everything possible to stay in power. Freedom House is concerned about possible further decline of the state of freedom in Ukraine," said Kramer.
"I'm worried about the presidential elections of 2015. The level of corruption in the state leadership is growing, which means that they will be even less inclined to give up power, regardless of whether they win the election or not," he said.
However, as noted by the authors of the report, Ukraine differs from its neighbors in Eurasia by the fact that Ukrainian leaders still care what people abroad think about them.
"When in April of last year, Freedom House went to Ukraine to make an assessment, we received a lot of attention at the highest level, including an hour and a half meeting I had with President Yanukovych," said Kramer.
Paddington added that the Ukrainian government officials are interested in the results of studies Freedom House.
"They talked quite frankly to us. Some of them privately express disagreement with Yanukovych, particularly concerning the imprisonment of Tymoshenko. High level officials say they say that it was not their idea, that they did not support it, but President Yanukovych personally insisted on this," said Paddington.


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With pure intent and heart I create my own destiny by proclamation I speak my reality into being and harmony and balance follow. I am successful. I am powerful. I am one with the creator.
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