to the Beth El Men's Club back home.

Mary Lou jumped up and intercepted them. "My friend's foot is badly infected. She needs medical care. Can you help her?"

The older man strode over to me and introduced himself as Dr. Jacobs. He looked at my foot and said, "Come with me to my room."

Dr. Jacobs led us to his room and right into the bathroom. There he bade me to wash the wound in steaming hot water. (Real, running hot water, the first I had seen since coming to India!) When the wound was thoroughly clean, Dr. Jacobs bandaged it and invited us to lunch.

Over lunch, the whole picture emerged: Dr. Jacobs was not from England, but from Cardiff, South Wales. He and the Johnsons, a British couple whowere both doctors, had been sent to India for seven weeks by the World Health Organization to act as consultants in various pediatric departments. It was Dr. Jacob's second tour of duty in India.

Being rescued by a fellow Jew in an out-of-the-way place in India was such an unlikely encounter that I began to wonder: Who wrote this far-fetched script?

THE PEDIATRIC WARD

The next morning, Dr. Jacobs escorted Mary Lou and me through a tour of the pediatric ward of the Aurangabad Hospital. We passed between two long rows of beds. On each bed lay a dark-skinned child with stick-like arms and legs and a bloated belly.

"They're suffering from malnutrition," Dr. Jacobs explained. We stopped at the end of one bed and surveyed its occupant: a toddler, perhaps two


years old, with a belly the size of a watermelon and limbs like Tinker Toys covered with flesh. She was naked, lying on the white sheet, staring blankly in front of her.

"Will she live?" I asked grimly.

"I don't know," Dr. Jacobs answered softly, thoughtfully, his eyes trained on the child in a look of sadness and compassion. " We're giving her the best medical care we can, but it may be too late."

It struck me that he worked with these children every day, but he was not jaded. Their suffering still moved him, still caused him anguish.

We continued walking, past the grotesque bodies with their skeletal limbs and swollen, hollow abdomens. At the far end of the ward, we exited into the corridor. Mary Lou collapsed on aa pat on the head or a caress on the cheek, as he addressed each one by name.

I exhaled a deep breath. After the last ward, it was such a relief to see healthy children. Dr. Jacobs introduced me, "This is Sara Ann."

Now it was my turn. The children encircled me, hugging me, reaching to clasp my hands. "Sara Ann! Sara Ann!" they cheered. I imitated Dr. Jacobs, patting their heads, caressing their cheeks, flashing each one a loving smile.

"What's wrong with these children?" I asked Dr. Jacobs in English, figuring that they must be in the hospital for tonsillectomies, as I had been at their age.

"Rheumatic heart disease," he answered, continuing to shower them with love. "Their hearts are four times the size of normal."

My smile deflated.

"What


is more love. Love is the only solution -- to India's problems and to all the world's problems."

It was hard to discount words that welled up from the mouth of a man whose hands executed his heart's ideals.

I looked at him in consternation. If a bearded, barefoot, bead festooned hippie back in Cambridge had uttered that statement, I would have lambasted him for his hopelessly quixotic, politically naive views. But here was Dr. Jacobs, standing in the sweltering corridor of the Aurangabad Hospital, big circles of sweat staining the underarms of his short-sleeved white shirt, in order to help dying children in India. It was hard to discount words that welled up from the mouth of a man whose hands executed his heart's ideals.

"L-love is the solution toall the world's problems?" I stammered.

I stood there facing Dr. Jacobs, flabbergasted at his political naivete. He represented everything I disdained: He was over 30, bourgeoisie, establishment, and apolitical. But he exuded everything I coveted: wisdom, love, warmth, and equanimity. I felt like I had commissioned an artist to paint a portrait of my hero, and when the portrait was unveiled, instead of a long-haired, bearded radical wearing wire-rimmed glasses, the visage staring at me from the canvass was a middle-class, balding, Jewish doctor.

An Indian doctor approached and told Dr. Jacobs he was needed in the ward. We bid each other good-bye and went our separate ways. The next couple days, with my foot almost healed, Mary Lou and I toured the impressive caves of Ajanta and Ellora.


After that, we had planned to take a train north to Rajasthan.

But I was intrigued by Dr. Jacobs. True, I had come to India to learn from the enlightened gurus of the East, not from a Jewish doctor from Wales. But if I were a prospector on my way to dig for gold ore, and I happened upon a gold necklace lying on the grass, would I bypass it?

Dr. Jacobs's next assignment was a hospital in Hyderabad, a city in south central India. I decided to follow him there, while Mary Lou traveled north.

THE BEGGAR BOY

Dr. Jacobs had warned me that he had no time to sit around talking. The morning after I arrived, he went shopping to buy souvenirs for his family, and he said that Icould accompany him. I met him at the local hospital.

As we walked out together, a beggar boy, around eight years old, accosted Dr. Jacobs. With his hand stretched out practically in Dr. Jacob's face, the boy demanded, "Bakshis, bakshis".

The boy was barefoot and bare-chested, wearing only a dirty lungi, a knee-length piece of cloth tied around his waist. His black hair was streaked with blond, a two-tone look I had considered fetching on Indian children until Dr. Jacobs apprised me that it was a telltale sign of malnutrition.

How to respond to the begging children was the major ethical dilemma of my life that year.

I was fascinated to see how Dr. Jacobs would respond. This was indeed the acid test. The hardest part of living in India, far more


his way. How much would he give him?

Dr. Jacobs did not even reach for his wallet. Instead, he patted the boy's head and smiled at him, looking him straight in the eyes. Then he continued walking, with me trailing along. The boy persisted. "Bakshis!" he called out. Dr. Jacobs, without slowing his gait, caressed the child's cheek and again smiled at him. The boy ran along side him.

We stopped at the Hyderabad Cottage Industries Emporium and went in to shop. When we came out, a good half hour later, the beggar boy was standing there waiting for us.

Dr. Jacobs flashed him a warm smile and patted his head. "Bakshis!" the boy called out. Did he really think that Dr. Jacobs would break down and give him a sumlarge enough to make it worth his while?

We continued down the street, the boy at Dr. Jacobs's side. Now they were engaged in a running exchange: The boy would stretch out his hand. Dr. Jacobs would clasp it and give it a hearty shake. The boy would yell, "Bakshis!" Dr. Jacobs would smile and look at him fondly.

We entered the second shop on Dr. Jacobs's list. When we emerged, we found the beggar boy squatting in front of the shop.

Dr. Jacobs gave him a big hug. The boy beamed. There were no more cries of Bakshis! Skipping and laughing, he followed Dr. Jacobs around for the rest of the day, without ever receiving even five pice.

That hungry child was starving for love even more than food.

Karl Marx taught


valued currency than dollars and cents.

If Marx were right, all rich people would be happy. Instead, Judaism is right: all loved people are happy.

While Jewish history is replete with political leaders and social reformers, the two Jewish heroes who most profoundly impacted the world were Abraham and Moses. Abraham, the father of the Jewish people, gave the world the paradigm of loving-kindness. Moses qualified for the job of leader of the nation because of his compassion. According to the Midrash, while Moses was working as a shepherd, a lamb ran away from the flock. Moses chased the lamb a very long distance until he found it drinking from a mountain spring. Moses said, If I had known you ran away because you were thirsty, I would have carriedyou here.

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About the Author

Sara Yoheved Rigler is the author of God Winked: Tales and Lessons from my Spiritual Adventures, as well as the bestsellers: Holy Woman, Lights from Jerusalem, and Battle Plans: How to Fight the Yetzer Hara(with Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller). She is a popular international lecturer on subjects of Jewish spirituality. She has given lectures and workshops in Israel, England, Switzerland, South Africa, Mexico, Chile, Canada, and over thirty American cities. A graduate of Brandeis University, after fifteen years of practicing and teaching meditation and Eastern philosophy, she discovered "the world's most hidden religion: Torah Judaism." Since 1985, she has been living as a Torah-observant Jew in the Old City of Jerusalem with her husband and two children. She presents a highly-acclaimed Marriage Workshop for women


[seewww.kesherwife.com] as well as a Gratitude Workshop. To invite her to your community, please write to info@sararigler.com.

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chaya weisberg,
January 29, 2012 7:47 PM

so inspiring

thank you for such an inspiring and enjoyable article!

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Anonymous,
December 17, 2007 8:39 AM

definition of religious Jew

My older study partner in rabbinical school and NYU was a former SDS leader at a NYC university. After years of working for the gov't, he chose a new career path and a new life chapter to become a rabbi. Although there were many years between us, we were good study partners. I was young, enthusiastic, called an ilui, the next chain on the longest rabbinic line in the world, and as liberal as him in many ways. He was older, married, and slowed me down when my mindname, and the other a woman who knew Dr. Jacobs well and said he was always compassionate and kind.

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Marsha,
December 16, 2007 10:29 AM

B'seeyata D'shmaya..

Reading about Mrs. Rigler's early student activist days made me think of another young woman who's college-aged life was similar but didn't have a happy ending. Baruch Hashem, Sara Ann Rigler found her way to Torah, Yerushalayim, and the chance to inspire thousands of others. Maybe Rachel Corrie's life would have taken a similar path had her misguided beliefs not led to her death.

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marj bates,
December 16, 2007 10:22 AM

No such thing as coincidence!

No such thing as coincidence! Mary Lou's infected foot helped to guide the direction of author's life. Well told! Thank you. Shalom

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Andrea Zians,
October 16, 2005 12:00 AM

Dr. Jacobs was the best pediatrician

Hi this


is a message for Sarah Yocheved Rigler. I love all of your articles. I was most excited about the one about Dr. Jacobs.

Dr. Jacobs was my children's pediatrician. Later on in his career he moved to Hamilton, Ontario in Canada. While in private practice in Hamilton he was the pediatrician to all of my children.

He was the most amazing physician. All of my children truly loved him, and he made each feel special and loved. Those of us who used him as a physician used to say that Dr. Jacobs did not have patients but rather Chasidim. Even now, 5 years after Dr. Jacobs has passed away, I still ask myself "What would Dr. Jacobs have told me to do?"

All of us young mothers knew that if wehad a problem on shabbos we just had to wait for Dr. Jacobs to walk by on his way to shule. He always kept a throat culture in his shabbos coat pocket for just such an occasion.

He saved my son's life when my son was only 12 weeks old. I am forever thankful and grateful to him for that.

Dr. Jacobs had the habit (even in his eighties) of making house calls. If there was a problem he was there. One time we called him late at night. My young son awoke from his sleep crying that he was in severe pain from a coin that he swallowed. Our panicked call awoke Dr. Jacobs and he came right to our home. He calmed my son down and discovered that


get his car out of the driveway. He went inside and cancelled his appointment. Much to this man's great surprise a few hours later he looked out of his window and saw Dr. Jacobs (by then in his late 70's) making his way through the horrible snow and ice to check on his son.

But that was exactly the way Dr. Jacobs was. He could not bear to see people suffer. He was a physician because he truly loved and cared for his fellow human being. He was one of a kind. The stories I can recount about Dr. Jacobs are numerous. He was a Tzaddik, a gentleman, a brilliant diagnostician and always a very humble Jew.

I really miss Dr. Jacobs and your article really made my day. Thanks.

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will disagree with me, but anyway... It's very relevant to point out the reason for the existance of starving children in India. As any good book on the history and economics of modern India will tell you, up until the early 90's the economy was tightly controlled by the government (i. e. it was a nearly-socialist system), which was lovingly created as the best thing for the well-being of "the people". As everywhere else where socialism has been tried, this made for a very slow economic growth. No wonder unemployment was huge and extreme poverty was common. Add to that the government controls of grain prices that were kept artifically high and you have a perfect recipe for hunger. The economy and job creation started growing rapidly afterof Cardiff City council. He admired the Cuban and Chinese experiments in health care and joined in training a group of Chinese-inspired "barefoot doctors" in Mexico. He vigorously opposed for-profit medicine and was a fierce advocate of socialised medicine. That he opposed capitalism can be attested to by anyone who sat near him in shul. I doubt whether he would have ever argued that love alone was going to solve the problems of the starving children of India, without the love that it would take to eliminate profit as the basis of human relations. He saw both as interrelated. Socialism needed love to work and vice versa. I was not there for his interaction with a young New York radical in the mid-60s. Maybe their socialisms were different.


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Editors Note: This story is the result of a two-year CNN investigative report into peace talks held between the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG) and the Libyan Government which recently culminated in the LIFG, a militant jihadist group once close to Osama bin Laden, repudiating al Qaeda. "The Jihadi Code," a documentary on the breakthrough against al Qaeda in Libya, airs on November 15 at 1200 GMT.

Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- From within Libya's most secure jail a new challenge to al Qaeda is emerging.

Leaders of one of the world's most effective jihadist organizations, the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG), have written a new "code" for jihad. The LIFG says it now views the armed struggle it waged against Col. Moammar Gadhafi's regime for two decades as illegal underIslamic law.

The new code, a 417-page religious document entitled "Corrective Studies" is the result of more than two years of intense and secret talks between the leaders of the LIFG and Libyan security officials.

The code's most direct challenge to al Qaeda is this: "Jihad has ethics and morals because it is for God. That means it is forbidden to kill women, children, elderly people, priests, messengers, traders and the like. Betrayal is prohibited and it is vital to keep promises and treat prisoners of war in a good way. Standing by those ethics is what distinguishes Muslims' jihad from the wars of other nations."

The code has been circulated among some of the most respected religious scholars in the Middle East and has been given widespread backing. It is


being debated by politicians in the U.S. and studied by western intelligence agencies.

In essence the new code for jihad is exactly what the West has been waiting for: a credible challenge from within jihadist ranks to al Qaeda's ideology.

While the code states that jihad is permissible if Muslim lands are invaded -- citing the cases of Afghanistan, Iraq and Palestine -- the guidelines it sets down for when and how jihad should be fought, and its insistence that civilians should not be targeted are a clear rebuke to the goals and tactics of bin Laden's terrorist network.

CNN was given exclusive access to the Abu Salim jail where the code was written to talk to the LIFG prisoners. The jail has a bloody reputation; in 1996 prison guards putdown a revolt by allegedly killing more than 1,200 prisoners in less than 24 hours. Read how CNN got inside the prison

We also had exclusive access to the story behind the new code from two of its principle architects.

When Saif al Islam al Gadhafi, the son of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, decided he wanted to open a dialogue with the LIFG he needed to convince them he was genuine so he sought out a former LIFG commander Noman Benotman, who was living in London.

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Benotman and the other leaders in the LIFG had fought together in Afghanistan in the early 1990s helping the Afghan Mujahedeen overthrow the Soviet-backed government in Kabul. During those years they'd come to know bin Laden and many other of al Qaeda leaders.

Although they'd been brothers in arms with bin Laden, the LIFG never merged its operations with al Qaeda due to differences in approach. In particular the Libyan group never endorsed bin Laden's global jihad, preferring to concentrate their attention on overthrowing the Gadhafi regime and replacing it with an Islamic state. From the mid-1990s the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group's Afghan-trained fighters waged a fierce insurgency against the Libyan regime.

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derail the peace process. Bin Laden's deputy Ayman al Zawahiri issued a statement declaring the LIFG had joined al Qaeda.

Benotman fired back an open letter to Zawahiri questioning his credibility. "I questioned their idea of jihad ... directly you know. This is crazy, it is not Islamic and it's against the Sunni understanding of Islam," Benotman told CNN. Zawahiri chose not to respond. As late as this August Zawahiri's video statements included praise of LIFG leaders, in what may have been a desperate attempt to head off the condemnation he could see coming.

Even so progress in the jail was slow. In April 2009 the talks were nearly derailed when Ibn Sheikh al Libi, a prominent jihadist was found hanged in his prison cell. According to sources familiar withthe talks, Saif al Islam feared his death, which some LIFG members considered suspicious, could put the whole process in jeopardy. He put pressure on prison officials to meet the LIFG's remaining demands, giving them greater freedom to consult with the rank and file.

That led the LIFG to start writing their Revisons. In July 2009 the peace process received a boost when 30 LIFG members living in the UK, some of them senior figures in the group, signed on. The group's UK members, some of whom were under British government Control Orders because they potentially posed a danger to UK national security, had previously been openly skeptical of the talks.

In September the new code, the "Corrective Studies", was completed, resulting in scores of lower and mid-level LIFG members


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According to Libyan sources, the British domestic intelligence agency MI5 passed on the Revisions document, after it was published, to a number of individuals subject to Control Orders in the UK. Those sources say the peace process led to Control Orders being dropped against 11 members of the group living in the UK, leaving only one Libyan subject to the restrictions. The process initiated in Tripoli appears to have directly made the West safer.

In their new code for Jihadists, LIFG's leaders made it clear that battling extremism will be challenging. "We have writtenCommunism which came from a man in the late eighteen hundreds, from a country which only ever had two levels of society, the haves and the never haves. Karl Marx was from the haves, which like most all the people in the world were about as racist as you could be. His manifesto is actually a racist ideology which declares that there is always one way to make sure that the have nots are kept in their place, and that is with “class envy” of the haves. Marx used his own position which he knew so well and turned it around and designed a way to tap into the minds of the common man. Marx believed that the have nots could not ever get out of their poverty


the U.S. had to occupy, possessing as they did (and still do) a perspective that understood that we and the rest of the West are not at war with Islam but with a virulent, radicalized and very violent strain of Sunni Islamist extremism, every bit the match of the Khomeinism that gripped Iran in the late 1970s and holds on to it still. This latter terror was not opposed by Jimmy Carter and nearly 40 years later still threatens the West in new and more menacing ways. The Sunni equivalent nested first in Afghanistan, was beaten back there, in western Iraq in the person of Zarqawi, and across the globe until, after the election of President Obama, it was granted a reprieve and regrouped and reorganized, and isreconciled with the facts on the ground in western Iraq, or Nigeria, or Mali, or Somalia or indeed in Gaza. It must oblige the president o almost double over with the pains of cognitive dissonance when confronted with the rampage and slaughters of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. As Remnick pointed out, this worldview is "the core" of the president's understanding of the world, the equivalent of Reagan's view of the Soviet Union as an "evil empire." It is the Rosetta Stone to understanding everything President Obama has done --and mostly not done-- since becoming president in 2009. He departs from it only when the televised pictures he and his advisors see --whether from Libya as Qaddafi marched towards Benghazi with the intention of slaughtering his opponents or of ISIS


power and influence in the world. American power does not always and everywhere mean military power, but it does include it and it ought to be used, especially when a long standing ally like the Kurds are threatened by barbarians at their gates, and not in a haphazard, half-gesture of concern from the skies. A reflexive horror of "boots on the ground" gripped Carter as it grips Obama, and the president who follows Obama will have to reintroduce the world to the prospect of dealing with American military might.

Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi understands he is up against a paper mache president right now, and is acting accordingly, as are his arch enemies --the mullahs in Iran-- and their half-brothers in Hamas and their generous uncle in Moscow. As dodoes. I like most Americans treasure my diversions from the reality of this awful situation, but presidents don't get to live a life disconnected from them and deeply connected to fairways and greens.

It is hard to imagine how far ISIS will have spread its evil by the time January 2017 brings a new resolve to the White House. Hopefully the seriousness of this situation adds to the repudiation of the president and his party of go-along yes men and women at the polls in November, and a rebuilding of the Department of Defense can begin in earnest in January 2015.

It didn't have to be this way. W's generals and their troops won the war in Iraq. President Obama booted away the peace and the intricate coalition that held


from dipinti (painted
  inscriptions) on containers, and from inventory lists. One of the main
  surviving treatises on ancient weights and measures was written by
  Epiphanius, bishop of Salamis on Cyprus, at the end of the fourth
  century ce.
Weights
An analysis of Roman weights recovered from Pompeii and Herculaneum
  suggests that the average weight of a Roman pound was around 323 grams
  (the modern pound is 453.6 grams), though a Roman pound is often
  expressed in modern scholarship (and previously defined by August
  Böckh in 1838) as 327.45 grams. An official libra (pound) bronze
  weight from Alchester in Oxfordshire, England, weighs only 320.35
  grams. A set of four rectangular lead weights were discovered at
  Charterhouse-on-Mendip in Somerset (Roman Inscriptionsresult of the lack of hot water in the huts and the vast number of people that passed through them.

I was reduced to hiking five-mile days. I climbed to the top of Mount Washington, a popular tourist spot, and had to hitchhike down because I was so dizzy. I skipped twenty miles of trail, went to the nearest trail town, and rested for two days.

When I was mostly recovered, several hikers joined my trio, and we finished off New Hampshire together.

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My pace was slower than usual because I was still recovering from the virus I caught in the huts, so the rest of my group was far ahead of me, no doubt hiking quickly because of the rain storm. I stumbled over the Maine state line and kept


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In the third experiment, one subject (height: 173 m, mass: 63.5 kg, age: 23, male) walked and ran with the same speeds as in the previous experiments over level ground. The pace was set by a bicycle. A two axis accelerometer and a rate gyro sensor were mounted to a small wireless board. The board was affixed at the shank near the ankle joint to measure reference values for all gait conditions. The fixation height of the system was similar to the height of the sensors of the Walk-Run ankle. About 40 strides were measured for each condition at the instrumented leg. Mean values for the gait cycle were created and filtered in like manner to the incoming data in the prosthetic controller (2nd order Butterworth


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Conference urges preachers to preach the word, be broken open by the word

By Mary Frances Schjonberg, April 22, 2010

[Episcopal News Service]
Participants in the last sessions of the Preaching Jesus conference here were called to, in the words of 25th Presiding Bishop Frank Griswold, "preach the word but also let the word accost you and break you open."

Preaching Jesus, believed to be the first-ever national Episcopal Church preaching conference, is sponsored by the Episcopal Preaching Foundation and the Kanuga Conference Center outside Hendersonville, North Carolina. About 115 clergy and seminarians, including some from other denominations, participated. Griswold was the conference's chaplain. Previous ENS coverage is here.

The April 19-22 gathering featured a mix of lectures, small preaching groups, worship and fellowship. The preaching groups, led by faculty of the foundation's


any given Sunday, half of the people in their congregations almost didn't come to church, only half-heard the lessons as they were read and have spent nowhere near the time considering the texts that the preacher has. Preachers have 10 to 12 minutes to close that gap, he said, adding that the definition of preaching is "having something to say that's worth hearing and saying it well enough to be truly heard."

Discerning what is worth saying, he said, begins with considering "what does the Holy Spirit want the people of God to hear from these texts on this occasion."

On the morning of April 21, the Rev. Dr. Thomas Long, Bandy Professor of Preaching at Emory University's Candler School of Theology in Atlanta, led the conference on an extendedmake an acoustical impact in the life of the community that heard them proclaimed."

Acknowledging that modern-day preachers are standing in a different place in the pond than did the early church, Long said that the ripples of impact from the parables still reach preachers and their communities.

"Our task as preachers is to reproduce the second generation of the acoustical impact that we find in the biblical text itself," he said.

That evening, Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori told the preachers at the conference that "incarnate preaching" must reach beyond the head and the ear.

"Preaching has to engage more than the ear; it has to engage the inner vision in the same way that Jesus did by telling stories, and using figures and riddles and parable and metaphors and all


in the pulpit with the Bible in one hand and a newspaper in the other.

"Our job is to open the scriptures in a way that acknowledges and understands that original context and focus and informs and challenges the current situation," she said, adding later that "Jesus talked about taxes and party politics, so should we."

Using the example of singer Bobby McFerrin's version of the 23rd Psalm, which he wrote for his grandmother and in which he describes God and Jesus as women, the presiding bishop said that preachers need to pay attention to the way they describe God and to the implications and intents of the scripture translations they use.

"Language and image are tied up in whether or not the news is good, and knowing the context is"marinating, steeping, soaking" in the assigned biblical texts so that they can begin to pay attention "to the Velcro in the texts that won't let go" of the imagination. She urged preachers to play with the texts and their meanings in order to tease out deeper meanings and creative ways to convey those meanings.

"Formulaic and wooden preaching only shows us the deadwood of the cross," Jefferts Schori said. "We are supposed to preach Jesus, yes, crucified but also risen."

Wrapping up the conference on April 22, the Rev. Dr. William Willimon, bishop of North Alabama for the United Methodist Church urged preachers to give Jesus "room to roam, to give people room to be alone with him to have him speak to them."

"In our culture particularly we're really in


either …we're there under external authorization."

He added that preachers who exercise that authority and call people to consider the implications of biblical text can also give the congregation "the joy of being under external authorization, too."

The conference's lectures are due to be compiled and published in the fall by Church Publishing Inc., according to Brosend, who also announced at the close of the gathering that the foundation had decided to return to Kanuga March 21-24, 2011, for a conference titled "Preaching the Passion and Resurrection of Christ."

The Episcopal Preaching Foundation's aim is to encourage and enhance preaching in the Episcopal Church. Since it began in 1981, the foundation has sponsored the Preaching Excellence Program each year for seminarians, and provided resources and encouragement to preachers at all levelsNorthern Belle, a short walk from here, which has been operating since 1680. Also of significance is the UK’s largest branch of Wetherspoons at the Royal Victoria Pavilion in Ramsgate, a Grade II listed building – grand, opulent, and sympathetically restored. Ultimately it is still a ‘spoons though.

Much has been written about the relatively short history of Micropubs, and with Kent being the epicentre of the explosion its unsurprising to learn that Thanet is chock full of them. Amongst the crowd, there are a few that are particularly noteworthy – The Yard of Ale was a CAMRA national pub of the year finalist in 2015, and is based in the yard of a Funeral Directors’, The Fez is located on Margate high street and is eccentrically furnished with


you miss the Now, the most precious thing there is.”
 “Love is not selective, just as the light of the sun is not selective. It does not make one person special. It is not exclusive. Exclusivity is not the love of God but the "love" of ego. However, the intensity with which true love is felt can vary. There may be one person who reflects your love back to you more clearly and more intensely than others, and if that person feels the same toward you, it can be said that you are in a love relationship with him or her. The bond that connects you with that person is the same bond that connects you with the person sitting next to you on a bus, or withmet Robert Trammell when both were college students in Gulfport, Miss., she at Gulf Park College, he at the Gulf Coast Military Academy. Mrs. Trammell later went on to attend the Parsons School of Design in New York. Following active military service, Col. Trammell joined the family business in Tennessee as a cotton broker and, later, retired as an Army Reserve colonel. The Trammells have two sons and one daughter.

“My late wife, Louise Johnson Trammell, was always frugal but she also was enthusiastically loyal and supportive of her family and to those ideals that contributed to the creation and prosperity of her country,” said Col. Trammell. “She was quite proud of her family--her grandmother who came across the mountains from North Carolina to west Tennessee by covered wagon


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Marie-Chantal Leclair is a passionate musician who is actively involved in fostering recognition and development of the saxophone. A versatile musician, she continues to dedicate considerable portions of her time and energy to new music. Contemporary and electronic music; improvisation; new and experimental instruments – all are frontiers she eagerly explores. In recognition of her exceptional contribution to Canadian music, in 2009 the Canadian Music Centre awarded her the title of CMC Ambassador.

As a member of the Quasar saxophone quartet, and its Artistic Director since the ensemble’s inception in 1994, she has given concerts in Canada, the United States, and ten countries across Europe – with more than one hundred works premiered in performance to date. Additionally, she has initiated numerous unique projects spanning a diverse spectrumthe order, any provision of the order, or any obligation imposed in connection with the order is not in accordance with law and request a modification of the order or to be exempted therefrom. Such handler is afforded the opportunity for a hearing on the petition. After the hearing, USDA would rule on the petition. The Act provides that the district court of the United States in any district in which the handler is an inhabitant, or has his or her principal place of business, has jurisdiction to review USDA's ruling on the petition, provided an action is filed not later than 20 days after the date of the entry of the ruling.

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We're optimistic that the wave of young Japanese youngsters who began visiting Harajuku based mostly on recent TELEVISION protection will in the future mature into the neighborhood's future vogue stars. We are situated in Downtown Charleston, adjoining to the School of Charleston, and only a few steps off of historic King Avenue.

The aesthetic is generally,by prisons walls himself, Dubler frequently uses his command of language to reach outside of them. Down in the Chapel is variously a primer on what is wrong with the criminal justice system (endemic poverty and broken families are among the culprits Dubler points to), a guidebook on religions (including a fascinating history of Islam, and the Nation of Islam, in America), and something like a history of the world. You can feel Dubler's philosophical training as he uses Foucault to link the founding of the American republic to the character of modern correctional facilities, in one elegant, unsettling stream. These contextual flourishes make the book seem at times more like a sermon than an ethnography—which also makes for a more interesting read.

In one passage, we join Dubler


and a Native American prisoner named Claw in a traditional smudging ritual, complete with an eagle wing, turtle shell, and sage and sweetgrass to smoke. In the corner of the prison yard next to the E Block section, the author stands next to Claw, Bobby Hawk, Lucas Sparrowhawk, and a few others as they pray for their families, the weather, and their friend Chipmunk, who’s in the hole. The scene, like much of the book, borders on surreal, like you’re inhaling some of their smoke secondhand. You wonder what to make of it, if you should make anything at all.

Down in the Chapel: Religious Life in an American Prison
By Joshua Dubler
400 pages. Farrar, Straus and Giroux. $30.

And in fact, readers should be careful before drawing broad lessons aboutsalt.

But we should still pay attention to these lessons, and this book, if only because there are windows here that we will get nowhere else. Most of us will never see a retired rabbi give his views on religious diversity and then take a stroll down to counsel prisoners on death row. Most of us will never know a frightening 300-pound mass of a man like Al, whose pulsing rage is quieted only by the Jesus in his soul. Most of us will never set foot in a chapel that's used for worship services during the day, and then littered with condoms at night. In Down in the Chapel, these stark revelations creep up on you like a mugger in the dark, between the prisoners' faith-talk and author's


Trump Team Pushes Back on Reports Russian Hackers Sought to Sway Election A transition team statement cast doubt on the credibility of U.S. intelligence.

 -- President-elect Donald Trump’s transition team is pushing back against reporting that the CIA has evidence showing the Russian government interfered with the 2016 presidential election in an attempt to sway the race for Trump.

The transition team in a statement Friday appeared to seek to raise doubts about the allegations of Russian interference by questioning the abilities of U.S. intelligence agencies.

“These are the same people that said Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction,” the transition team statement said. “The election ended a long time ago in one of the biggest Electoral College victories in history. It’s now time to move on and ‘Makethe intelligence community has identified the individuals who hacked into the Democratic National Committee and provided information to WikiLeaks, which published thousands of emails hacked from the Democratic committee and accounts of senior Clinton campaign staff. The Washington Post also reported that the individuals identified are known to be a part of an effort to sway the election for Trump.

Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-California, a member of the House Intelligence Committee, called on Trump to take full advantage of the presidential daily briefings offered to him as the president elect in the wake of the reports.

"His perspective is not even an informed one - to draw that comparison without being fully informed," Swalwell said, referring to reports that Trump has been briefed only a handful of times since winning


media, plans for the Recovery Cove included the possibility of the cove opening for use by students and fans on UCF Football game days at Bright House Networks Stadium.

The UCF Athletics Recovery Cove will also focus on the health of student-athletes as will the Garvey Center for student-athlete nutrition.

The Recovery Cove currently holds an intended spot adjacent to the UCF Football practice fields and Wayne Densch Center for Student-Athlete Leadership. This area features the lazy river surrounded by palm trees, a separate pool, a mini-golf course, a cabana area, beach volleyball sand court, and more, according to the most recent visual concepts.

White said that other possibilities include the Recovery Cove being rented out privately along with new facilities planned in the $25 million We Rise and Conquer initiative.

Overthe past few months, according to White, the initiative’s foundations have solidified with the current direction for the multi-million dollar plan. Several items, such as the name for the UCF Basketball Excellence Center, may change as time moves on. Facilities such as the John Euliano Baseball Park will break ground and begin construction as early as this Spring following the conclusion of the baseball season.

View the Director of Athletic’s Monday press conference below:

Parent story:

University of Central Florida Director of Athletics Danny White met with media Monday afternoon to outline the vision for the future of Knights Athletics.

Alumnus Ken Dixon, 1975, boosted the development of a $25 million initiative started by White and other school officials with the largest donation ever gifted to UCF – $5 million.

Over a few


A Pakistani rights activist whose politician father was assassinated in 2011 for supposedly insulting Islam says he fears the same fate after a hardline religious group issued a fatwa demanding his execution and the police launched an investigation into allegations he had committed blasphemy.

Shaan Taseer said the Sunni Tehreek, a grouping of clerics drawn from the Barelvi movement, was “gunning for my blood and provoking people to take my life” over a Christmas video he posted on social media in which he criticised Pakistan’s blasphemy laws.

His father, Salmaan Taseer, the former governor of Punjab province, was killed amid similar controversy by one of his own police guards six years ago.

The governor had infuriated hardliners with his demand for a government pardon for Asia Bibi, a poor Christian womansentenced to death for blasphemy despite weak and contradictory evidence against her.

His killer, Mumtaz Qadri, became a hero, and an estimated 100,000 mourners attended his funeral following his execution last year.

The ire of the Barelvi sect, which on non-blasphemy issues is generally considered moderate, was rekindled last month after Taseer published a video expressing solidarity with people entangled in blasphemy allegations.

He called for the release of both Bibi, who remains on death row, and Nabeel Masih, a Christian teenager arrested last year for “liking” on Facebook a picture of the Kaaba in Mecca, Islam’s holiest site.

Taseer also demanded the repeal of what he called the “inhumane” blasphemy laws, a longstanding demand of international human rights groups who say the laws are widely abused by people who level false


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¶ 4. The remittitur was issued on February 28, 2001, and filed in the circuit court, along with the appeal record, on March 2. On December 27, 2001, Thiel, who was unrepresented in the matter, wrote to the circuit court inquiring about the status of the discharge hearing. Thiel noted that neither an attorney nor an independent examiner had been appointed. Thiel acknowledged that he was being represented by counsel on a petition for supervised release, an action that the circuit court had stayed pending appeal.[2] Thiel *428 asked the court to appoint counsel for the discharge hearing, stated that he did not want it consolidated with the supervised release petition and noted that he would seek appointment of an examiner once counsel was appointed.
¶ 5. In thea determination of the validity of my waiver of the right to counsel and my request for appointment of an expert" and again asking for the court to appoint counsel.
¶ 6. The court and parties exchanged several more letters concerning the appointment of counsel. On March 10, 2002, Thiel asked that the court suspend action for thirty days because of discussions between the parties regarding his petition for supervised release. On May 21, 2002, Thiel asked the court to continue the appointment process. Shortly thereafter, the court appointed an attorney to represent Thiel at the probable cause hearing. Subsequently, the court appointed Dr. Michael Kotkin to serve as the independent examiner. Dr. Kotkin filed his report on February 21, 2003. With the parties' agreement, the court set the


probable cause hearing for May 13.
¶ 7. Three periodic reexaminations had been completed since the original probable cause hearing: two reports by Dr. Donald Hands dated February 15, 2001, and March 23, 2002, and a report by Dr. Susan Sachsenmaier dated March 20, 2003. The State asked the court to consider all three of those reports at the probable cause hearing held following the remand. Thiel asked the court to consider the two reports of Dr. Hands and the report of Dr. Kotkin.
¶ 8. In his February 15, 2001 reexamination report, Dr. Hands concluded that Thiel continued to have diagnosis of Pedophilia and Antisocial Personality Disorder, both of which are mental disorders acquired or congenital that affected his emotional or volitional capacity and that predisposed him to commitCAIRO – The death toll from the violence engulfing Egypt rose Thursday to more than 600, as supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsi vowed to continue their protests despite a crackdown by the military-backed government.

At least 638 people were killed and 3,994 injured in clashes ignited Wednesday when security forces broke up two sit-ins by protesters loyal to Morsi and his Muslim Brotherhood, according to a Health Ministry official quoted by Egypt’s Al Ahram newspaper. The dead, mostly Morsi supporters, include at least 43 police officers.

The bloodshed stunned world leaders. President Obama on Thursday canceled a joint military exercise with Egypt and said he was ordering a review of other steps the United States might take.

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan demanded that the U.N. Security Council move


to condemn what he characterized as a massacre by Egyptian soldiers and security forces.

“I am calling on Western countries. You remained silent in Gaza, you remained silent in Syria. ... You are still silent on Egypt. So how come you talk about democracy, freedom, global values and human rights?” he told a news conference.

The unrest continued Thursday. Four people were killed in clashes in Alexandria. Islamist protesters allegedly threw Molotov cocktails and set fire to the municipal building in Giza, outside Cairo. About the same time, flag-draped coffins of police officers killed in Wednesday’s clashes were driven slowly through the capital.

The Muslim Brotherhood, which claimed more than 2,000 people had died nationwide after police stormed two pro-Morsi sit-ins in Cairo, vowed to continue protesting until the former presidentLewis, it didn't happen like that. The Big Short was seriously big business, and much of Wall Street was ruthlessly good at it.

To begin with, a number of big hedge funds figured it out. Unlike investment banks, however, they couldn't make serious money by securitising loans and selling CDOs (collateralised debt obligations), so they had to wait until the bubble was about to burst and make their money from the collapse. And this they did. Major hedge funds including Magnetar, Tricadia, Harbinger Capital, George Soros, and John Paulson made billions of dollars each by betting against mortgage securities as the bubble ended, and all of them worked closely with Wall Street in order to do so.

In fairness to Mr Lewis, it is true that in several major cases


- most notably Citigroup, Merrill Lynch, Lehman and Bear Stearns - senior management was indeed disconnected and thus clueless, allowed their employees to take advantage too long and therefore destroyed their own firms.

But cluelessness was most definitely not an issue with the senior management of Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley. As we saw, Morgan Stanley started betting against the bubble as early as 2004. Conversely, JPMorgan Chase mostly just remained prudently above the junk mortgage fray. Goldman Sachs, though, was in a class by itself. It made billions of dollars by betting against the very same stuff that it had been making billions selling only a year or two before.

Almost all the prospectuses and sales material on mortgage-backed bonds sold from 2005 until 2007 were aContact Us

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Tonya Cooley, a cast member of MTV's The Real World/Road Rules Challenge: The Ruins, alleges that males on the show sexually assaulted her during production, TMZ reports. In a lawsuit obtained by the site, Cooley is suing MTV Bunim/Murray Productions and those involved with the show for knowingly condoning the assault, including one instance of being raped with a toothbrush.

The reality star claims that the abuse happened when she was passed out cold, and cameras were filming. According to TMZ, Cooley claims the show's producers knew about the rape, replaced the toothbrush in question, and never told her what occurred.able to eat and breathe at the same time.

What are Anastasia’s
statistics for survival?

The average preemie born at 25 weeks has about a
50% chance of survival. Because my water broke at only 20 weeks,
however, doctors told us that Anastasia's chances of living after birth
were only about 30%. When she was actually the born, the doctors and
nurses expected her to live perhaps a day. However, each day that
Anastasia survived made the statistics grow in her favor. One doctor
told us that if she survived 72 hours, her chances for survival went up
to 75%. A few months into her NICU stay, we felt Anastasia would be
coming home with us. The remaining question was "How will she be
affected developmentally?"

We believe (and the doctors believe) that prayer
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notably that of Milpitas Mayor Jose Esteves, a Republican who had served six terms.In Orange County,CA, Vietnamese Americans were viewed as making a difference in close Congressional races. The county has the largest Vietnamese population in the United States. Republican Janet Nguyen was re-elected to her state senate seat in California’s 34thdistrict, comprising Los Angeles and Orange counties.Gina Ortiz Jones, T.J. Cox, Kenneth Mejia, Cristina Osmena and Jennifer Zimmerman together represented the highest number of Filipino Americans running for Congress.Several Chinese Americans won their races in California. Fiona Ma will succeed John Chiang as Treasurer of California. Betty Yee will continue to serve as the State Controller. Kansen Chu, Evan Low and Phil Ting won their re-election bids for state assembly seats. While there are only a handfulof people of Chinese origin in the U.S. Congress today, an increasing number are competing in local races.Asian names proliferated on the ballot in California, many running for school board or the city council.In Santa Clara county, where a third of residents have Asian roots, more than 50 candidates ran for office in 100 local races.In South San Francisco, a city where 1 in 3 residents is Asian, two Filipino Americans – Flor Nicolas and Mark Nagalese – were elected as new members to the City Council. The city of Oakland has its first Filipina American council member.The Indian-American Impact Fund, a political action committee, reported that four Indian American incumbents — all Democrats — were re-elected to the U.S. house of Representatives. Seven first time Indian American


candidates ran and lost for the House and one for the Senate. “Even though we weren’t able to win any new seats in Congress, we are tremendously proud of our candidates,” said Gautam Raghavan, executive director.The mid-terms saw historic Asian American victories. Two judicial and five legislative seats were won by Hmong candidates in Minnesota – the most ever.In New York, John Liu and Kevin Thomas became the first Asian Americans to be elected to the state Senate.Washington has My-linh Thai and Joe Nguyen become the first Vietnamese Americans to serve in the state legislature.Ram Villivalam became the first South Asian state senator of the Illinois State Assembly.Korean American Republican Young Kim won California’s 39th House district race to become the first Korean American woman in Congress.Sri PrestonKulkarni, a first-time Democratic Congressional contender in Texas’ 22nddistrict, spoke to voters in English, Hindi, Tamil, Mandarin and Vietnamese among other languages. His district has the highest number of Asian American voters in Texas.Kulkarni told CNN he’d been advised not to focus on Asian American voters “because they either don’t vote or vote Republican.” Kulkarni ignored the advice. He lost. But he came within 15,000 votes of his Republican rival, Pete Olson — the closest any Democratic candidate has come in defeating the four-time incumbent.(Padmanabhan is a consultant for Ethnic Media Services, a columnist for the San Francisco Examiner and a member of the San Francisco Writers’ Grotto. )


Austin Hall Named To National Register Of Historic Places

Jan. 31, 2013

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SHSU officials received word on Jan. 30 that Austin Hall had been listed on the National Register of Historic Places. — Photo by Brian Blalock

Austin Hall, the oldest building, and most notable landmark, on the campus of Sam Houston State University, has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Authorized by the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, the National Park Service's National Register of Historic Places is part of a federal program to identify, evaluate and protect America's historic and archeological resources.

“While we embrace the future in making decisions and addressing the educational needs of our students, we have a deep and reverent respect for our past,” said SHSU President Dana Gibson.“We are greatly honored that the National Park Service has included Austin Hall on the National Register of Historic Places. Not only is Austin Hall a treasured reminder of the hopes and dreams of early Texans, it is the architectural symbol of Sam Houston State University.”

One of Austin Hall's dining rooms

Designed in the Greek Revival style, the two-story, red-orange brick building with large white Tuscan columns and onion domed cupola is the anchor building at the north end of the campus quad in the heart of the university’s historic district. The building was recorded as a Texas Historic Landmark in 1964.

“The application process required extensive research and documentation about the architectural distinction and historical significance of the building,” said Mac Woodward, director of the Sam Houston Memorial Museum.

Woodward,


member of the first board of governors of Austin College, the Presbyterian school which first occupied the building.

The building was completed in 1853 on the site once known as “Capitol Hill,” which overlooked the city of Huntsville and the surrounding countryside.

Following the U. S. Civil War, a local smallpox scare and a yellow fever outbreak, the Presbyterians decided to relocate their college to Sherman.

The Methodist Church bought the building in 1877, with plans to use the facility as a school for boys. That effort failed, however, and the church sold the building to Huntsville citizens.

Students have carved their names in the bricks on Austin Hall's exterior through the years.

In 1879, an item on the agenda of the 16th Legislature proposed to establish a teacher training school. The citizensof Huntsville sent a letter to the legislature informing them that a campus and building were ready to be occupied, and on April 21, 1879, Gov. Oran M. Roberts signed the law establishing Sam Houston Normal Institute as the first tax-supported teacher training institution in Texas. The first classes were held on Oct. 10, 1879, with four faculty members and 110 students.

Sam Houston Normal prospered and in 1881 Austin Hall’s cupola was removed so that a third floor could be added to provide more space.

As enrollment grew, so did the need for an expanded curriculum and additional academic buildings. Buildings such as Old Main and Peabody Library were constructed, and the extra space in Austin Hall was no longer necessary. During the 1926-27 academic year a leaking roof


led to the removal of the third floor.

Occasional minor modifications were made from that time until Feb. 12, 1982, when a fire destroyed Old Main, located just a few feet away, and partially burned Austin Hall.

Although severely damaged, Austin Hall was restored, complete with its bell-tower cupola. One of the building’s most interesting architectural features—the soft molded bricks on which generations of students have carved their names—was preserved and has remained an endearing part of the building’s legacy through several restorations.

The most recent restoration was completed in 2012 with the installation of new electrical and plumbing systems, floor refinishing, and repairs to the roof, shutters and masonry. Austin Hall was rededicated on Oct. 20, 2012, and is currently used for university receptions, meetings and special events.

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document to be destroyed. Any statement to the contrary is false,” Viganò wrote.

Viganò asserted that Father Dan Griffith, who wrote the initial memorandum accusing him of a cover-up, was not present at his meeting with Nienstedt and the two auxiliary bishops involved in the investigation, and that Vatican officials previously proved that the accusations against Viganò were false.

Viganò claimed that he received several affidavits containing allegations against Nienstedt during the meeting at the nunciature with Neinstedt and the two auxiliary bishops. The law firm conducting the investigation against Nienstedt, Greene Espel, collected those affidavits and, according to Viganò, wanted to investigate an allegation that Nienstedt had a homosexual affair with a Swiss Guard during his service in the Vatican without first hearing Nienstedt’s testimony concerning the accusation.

Viganò objectedto their wish to proceed without hearing from Nienstedt and asserted that their private investigators had already “conducted an inquiry in an unbalanced and prosecutorial style.” He also noted that Greene Espel belonged to a group of lawyers called “Lawyers for All Families,” which had clashed with Nienstedt over his refusal to support gay marriage in Minnesota. Neinstadt, in fact, had a reputation for his hard-line stance against admitting openly gay men into the priesthood, same-sex marriage, and a “Dignity Mass” that was popular with LGBT people in his diocese.

Viganò told the bishops that he felt it only appropriate that they tell Greene Espel that they should hear from Neinstedt before proceeding. They accepted his suggestion, according to Viganò, but then sent him a signed letter the next


They are being held in January and February with full support of the Mayor of Palatka.

January 15 - Martin Luther King Parade

Other UU congregations will be participating in their local MLK Parades on Jan. 15.

Other UU congregations in Miami, Jacksonville, Orlando and St. Petersburg will be participating in the 2nd Annual Women’s March on January 21.

Jacksonville

January 23 - Members of the UU Church of Jacksonville and Buckman Bridge UU Church are participating in an ICARE mini-action to hold the sheriff accountable for increasing the budget for the Jacksonville Re-Entry Center. This center is a national model in serving ex-offenders. It provides wrap-around services to ex-offenders including clothing, I.D.s, food, mental health counseling and other necessary services. Only 1 in 5 of their clients reoffend. The center saved thePages

Friday, 28 March 2014

#CountryKids at Brockhole Lake District Visitor Centre

After being fabulous for Sports Relief my son deserved a treat so as the sun was shining we headed up to Brockhole. It was just after lunch at it was fairly quiet in the car park. The gardens were looking very spring like:

Daffodils at Brockhole

First stop was the adventure playground as my son still had tonnes of energy to expend:

cargo net at Brockhole

He had so much fun and spent ages playing tig with some other boys that he made friends with. Its such a lovely place for children to have fun. The only reason we moved on was because I got cold as the sun went in! We headed down to the lake shore to play crazy golf:

Lake shore


path at Brockhole

It was so beautiful down at the lake with snow on the Langdales across the far side from the jetty:

Brockhole jetty view to Langdales

As it turned out the kiosk down here was closed we had to head up to the main centre passed the magnolia trees that are about to burst out:

Magnolia buds waiting to flower at Brockhole

Having made it up the top I persuaded my son it was time for a trip to the cafe. I needed a coffee to warm up though he had an ice cream whilst we admired the view:

View from Brockhole cafe

Suitably refreshed we paid for our golf round and headed back to the lake shore to play our round. We were all alone on the course which made it solive
in South Kitsap, denoted by green cross signs. At one time there
were three in about a block. I also saw one on Sheridan Road near
Perry Avenue in Bremerton, in front of Safeway on Highway 303 and
in Gorst.

I stopped in at New Image, one of the three near me, and talked
with its manager, Curtis Yates. He said the green cross is the
accepted sign of a medical marijuana dispensary.

One of his neighboring dispensaries has closed and New Image
will be moving to a different South Kitsap location soon, he said,
so Mile Hill Drive won’t appear to be such a hot bed of medical pot
availability.

Recreational marijuana shops are much less abundant. I think
there has been only one licensed in Kitsap County, also in South
Kitsap.

The in basket: As often as I have driven


was an abuse of discretion, and that the trial court erred in preventing him from testifying to a central issue in his case.

On January 3, 1978, petitioner entered into articles of agreement (1978 Agreement) with William Berke for the purchase of a home located at 3314 West Polk Street in Chicago.  The one-page 1978 Agreement provided that petitioner was to pay $375 per month, which was to include principal and interest at a rate of 15% and one-twelfh of the annual real estate tax and insurance premium.  From 1978 until some point prior to 1990, petitioner made his monthly payments to Commercial Management Company (CMC).  Petitioner subsequently defaulted under the terms of the 1978 Agreement and, on March 1, 1990, entered into superceding articles of agreement (1990 Agreement)with Berke for the purchase of the home.  Under the terms of the 1990 Agreement, petitioner was to continue to pay $375 per month, which now included principal and interest at a rate of 10%.  However, unlike the previous agreement, the 1990 Agreement did not include any escrow payments for real estate taxes and insurance.  The new agreement provided that petitioner was responsible for the real estate taxes and insurance.  That provision was emphasized with capital letters.

The 1990 and subsequent years' taxes went unpaid.  On July 24, 1992, the unpaid taxes were sold by the Cook County treasurer at a forfeiture sale to MS Group.  According to the subsequent tax deed proceedings, the trial court took judicial notice that on August 26, 1992, a property tax notice was


mailed by the Cook County clerk to petitioner, providing him with notice of the sale of his property for nonpayment of the real estate taxes and a date by which he could redeem it from the tax buyer.  It also found that on September 7, 1994, petitioner signed a certified mail notice again advising him that his property was in jeopardy for nonpayment of real estate taxes and provided a date by which he could redeem.  Additionally, the sheriff of Cook County personally served notice on petitioner that same day.  He was advised of the potential loss of his property and provided with the date by which he could redeem the property.  Petitioner failed to redeem the property before the expiration of the redemption period and, on March23, 1995, MS Group was issued a tax deed conveying the property to it.

Thereafter, on June 24, 1998, petitioner filed a petition for indemnity, alleging that he was equitably entitled to an award against the indemnity fund.  At trial, petitioner testified that he was 72 years old and had many physical disabilities. He was blind in one eye and partially blind in the other eye, suffered from a heart attack, high blood pressure, diabetes, a pinched nerve and sclerosis of the liver.  In 1996, subsequent to the issuance of the tax deed, his right leg was amputated below the knee.  Because of his health problems, he stated that he stopped working in 1983.  Prior to that, he had worked in several odd jobs and had served in the


military.  After 1983, his sole source of monthly income was through the Veteran's Administration and Social Security in the amount of about $876.  Additionally, he stated that he had seven children ranging from "50 down."  He received monetary assistance from them whenever they were able to help him.   Petitioner had no formal education beyond the fifth grade.

Petitioner testified that he did not recall being served with a notice that his property was in jeopardy due to unpaid taxes and did not receive any notices concerning the tax sale of his home.  However he acknowledged that men would sometimes come to his house "dressed up" and knock on the door.  He refused to open the door because his children told him not to let anyone in unless theywere present.  He also testified that he would wait for his children to open his mail and read it to him, which they rarely did.  If they did not come by, the mail would just be "laying [
sic
] there."  Sometimes he would misplace it.

Petitioner further acknowledged that the 1990 Agreement was a refinancing of the 1978 Agreement and that the second agreement provided that he was responsible for payment of the real estate taxes.  However, he stated that he was told by someone from CMC to continue to pay the taxes to it.  He produced various receipts for money orders for the years 1991 through 1994 in amounts ranging from $20 to $375 made out to CMC.  Although his testimony was uncertain with regard to whether those


payments were for the principal and interest or for taxes, he claimed that one of the receipts for $317 in 1991 was a tax payment.  There was no other evidence presented to corroborate that fact.  Petitioner had previously owned only one other property and that property was condemned and demolished by the City.

The trial court, in rendering its decision, framed the issue as "whether [petitioner] purposefully neglected or took on a cavalier attitude toward his responsibility of paying his real estate taxes, once he no longer had the compelling requirement of contributing into an escrow account of the mortgagee, and thereby substantially contributed to the loss he sustained."  Despite his physical disabilities, the trial court found petitioner's testimony, that he did not fully understand his responsibilities regarding paymentthe 1990 Agreement.  There was no evidence to corroborate petitioner's testimony regarding the one receipt for $317.

Furthermore, contrary to his testimony that he did not receive notice of the sale of his property, the evidence established that petitioner was sent notice of the tax sale in August 1992 and was informed of the date by which he could redeem his property.  Additionally, he signed for the certified mail and was served by the sheriff in September 1994, again being advised regarding his ability to redeem the property.

While petitioner testified that, even if he received the notice, he could not have read it or understood it, the court found this testimony to be incredible.  While the court expressed sympathy for petitioner's poor health, it did not consider


Rahul Gandhi and his Indian media own-goals Published duration 7 September 2016

image copyright PTI image caption People fought with each other to "steal" the cots

When the vice president of India's Congress party, Rahul Gandhi, started his election campaign in northern Uttar Pradesh state, it made headlines, but for all the wrong reasons.

Mr Gandhi's speech, which focused on the plight of farmers, drew applause from the gathered crowd.

But it was the fact that his audience then made off with hundreds of traditional village khaats (cots) that had been brought in for the crowds to sit on, that drew national media attention.

Most outlets chose to focus on the dramatic scenes that showed Mr Gandhi's audiences running away with the seating, with one newspaper calling the ensuing chaos A Game ofKhaats, punning on the popular television series Game of Thrones and House of Cards.

More than 2,000 cots were "stolen" from the venue in Deoria district, reports said.

image copyright The Hindu

But Mr Gandhi is no stranger to unfortunate media attention. Here are a few other instances where the heir to India's Nehru-Gandhi political dynasty has found himself on the wrong side of the headlines.

Politics 'in your pants'

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Mr Gandhi said in 2013 that politics "was everywhere, in your shirt, in your pants", during a speech urging the country's youth to join politics to make India better.

Mr Gandhi's intention was to tell young people that there was no way of escaping politics because it touches every aspect of life in India.

But social and mainstream media immediately pounced on


the statement as being "dumb" and "stupid" and many still quote it out of context to prove his unsuitability as a serious politician.

'Beehive' India

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Mr Gandhi received more criticism in 2013 when he compared India to a "beehive".

"The beehive is a good analogy, you are masters of complexity, this buzzing sound you don't like, these newspaper stories which drive me nuts, this is your training, developing you to deal with complexity. This is what's going to give you the competitive advantage like nobody has ever had before," he said.

Again however, his use of the phrase was construed as being bizarre and the rest of his speech was forgotten in the rush to create "India is a beehive" memes.

Chants of 'Modi'

image copyright Getty Images image caption Mrsometimes scandalously so. The difference between a colonial era tavern and an inn is that the inn offered accommodation, the tavern only food and drink. In the earliest days of the colonies, the term was Ordinary, which stuck around longer in the south. By the end of the 17th century, the word tavern was displacing ordinary along the eastern seaboard.

In the beginning, the Puritans of New England tried their best to regulate taverns and people’s behavior inside them, a practice common throughout the colonies. County officials supervised their operation, and recognizing the vital role they played in society, even seeking out suitable innkeepers. A common practice was to offer licenses to widows, in part to keep them off the county dole, as a woman in those days without


means nor husband often relied on social welfare to survive.

Drunkenness was discouraged, and both the inebriant and tavern keeper could be prosecuted. What liquors and what food could be served was decreed by county or city regulation, and getting hammered on Sundays was strongly discouraged.

But the community’s insistence on having a colonial era tavern close by churches made monitoring that doubly difficult. It was common practice to spend all day Sundays in church, with a break around noon for lunch and to warm up, as in winter, churches were seldom heated. Perhaps in nicer weather, the church picnic so often depicted as the staple of community life might have taken place. But in winter or rain, you could likely find much of the congregation in the tavern.

The colonialera taverns and inns were also the only restaurants around in rural areas. Stagecoach fare often included lunch, which was provided at the inns. Taverns and inns also provided a place to relax when journeys were delayed. Food ranged from quite good and varied to horrid and no variety.

Breakfast was a big meal – eggs, fish, steak, sausages, bacon, bread, coffee and of course, tea. Lunch followed around two or three in the afternoon, and dinner or supper was served around seven.

Menus concentrated on hearty fare, particularly at breakfast and dinner. Chicken was good as chickens were plentiful, in part due to the quick time from hatching to lobbing off their heads and serving. Pork was common as well, in part as it was easy to preserve and


of calories burned off in a day. A typical colonist might take in 6,000 calories in alcoholic beverages alone daily, but obesity was fairly rare, which gives you an idea of the number of calories they must have been burning off. Today, the generally accepted caloric intake is put around 2,000.

The hard stuff was typically purchased from distillers, as the only hard liquor made on the premises was applejack, made by letting hard cider freeze, which then separated into ice and whiskey.

But the main reason for the importance of the colonial era tavern was as a social hub. Issues of the day were discussed and hammered out here, in fact, often in official settings. The City Tavern in Philadelphia, was the site of the first continental congress. Theanything, including guessing the weight of pigs, a practice eventually outlawed on Long Island as it led to too many fights. The tavern also served as courthouse, where you learned of new business opportunities and worked out trades with your neighbors.

The tavern also served as post office. Originally the practice was to put your posts on a table, which travelers would then take along the route with them. It was commonly accepted that the travelers had the right to read your mail, providing a bit of entertainment along the way. Mail arrived in the community in the same way that it left, eventually becoming more organized and efficient.

In addition, recruitment and deployment of the militia took place in the taverns. Prior to the battle of Lexington, the militia


were exceptions, and in some you’d find yourself in the exceptional situation of socializing with people of all walks of life. Alexander Hamilton was a fan of public houses for this very reason. The common citizen of the colonial era was typically uneducated, both in the niceties of civilized life and in politics. As such, there was certainly an aristocracy in the colonies, even if it was only recognized by those who were members of it.

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Jose Calderon, while other potential point guards include second-year guard Jerian Grant and free-agent signee Tony Wroten.

Rose will be a free agent after the 2016-17 season. He averaged 16.4 points on 42.7 percent shooting and 4.7 assists in 66 games last season.

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Bowing, the man obeyed and stepped away from the instrument. The courtiers leaned forward avidly as the harp's broken music resumed but recoiled as a ragged voice joined in. "I'll tell," it sobbed, "I'll tell, I'll tell—"

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Blinking furiously, Lucy summoned up a smile and obeyed, carefully raising the skirts of her jonquil-yellow ball gown so as not to smudge the chalk lines etched on the floor. Celia lit the candles set to the north, south, west, and east poles of the circle, then carefully maneuvered her sister's cheval glass into position so Lucy faced her full-length reflection. Stepping back, she raised her arms to shoulder level and began the complicated incantation to fix the image in the glass. Within the circle, a wide-eyed Lucy stood