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William John (Jack) Galvin, 85, of Sterling, and of Peachtree City, Georgia, passed away peacefully on May 11, 2015 at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta.
Jack is survived by his loving wife of 60 years, Rita (Richards) Galvin; a son Mark Galvin and his wife Cheryl (Ventresca) of Peachtree City Georgia; a daughter Susan Galvin, of Boston; four grandchildren, Ryan Galvin of Atlanta, Georgia, Elizabeth Galvin McElroy of Brooklyn, New York, Caitlin Galvin of Charleston, South Carolina and Michael Galvin of Peachtree City, Georgia; and a sister Anne Gaudet of Arlington. Jack was born and raised in Cambridge, son of Michael F. and Ellen Agnes Galvin, who immigrated from Ireland. He was the youngest of nine children.
Jack graduated from Cambridge High & Latin and Bentley College where he received his BA in Accounting and later became a CPA. He was a member of the US Army during the Korean War. He practiced public accounting at Seamans, Stetson and Tuttle in Boston, was Treasurer of Millar Supply in Utica, New York, and was President / Owner of Burton Tool & Die, Leominster. He was a member of the Rotary Club of Leominster, Elks Club of Cambridge, and American Legion Post 50 in Peachtree City, Georgia.
Jack was known for his positive outlook in life, sense of humor and love of his family. He was especially devoted to his grandchildren to whom he imparted wisdom, guidance and constant support. Jack loved attending all his grandchildren's activities and was both an avid Patriot's and SEC College football fan. Jack's strength and good nature will live on in all who knew him.
There will be a visitation at 9:30 a.m., followed by a funeral mass at 10 a.m. on May 23, at St. Richard's Catholic Church in Sterling.
Arrangements were completed by Carmichael-Hemperley Funeral Home in Peachtree City, Georgia. In lieu of flowers, donations will be accepted to St. Richard's Food Pantry, 8 Bridge Street, Sterling, MA 01564 or to the Wounded Warriors Foundation, 4899 Belfort Road, Suite 300, Jacksonville, FL 32256.


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September 4, 1943 - June 17, 2019. Of Zelienople PA, formerly of Pittsburgh, Titusville, and Oil City, PA. Born in Sharon, PA to loving parents, Paul and Anna Mary (Shaffer) Gamble, who preceded her in death. Lee was raised in New Wilmington, PA and graduated from Wilmington Area High School in 1961. She graduated from Westminster College in 1965 and was married to Ross Dillon of Columbiana, OH that same year. She is survived by her husband; her son, Greg Dillon and his partner, Laurie Anderson of Hopewell; her daughter and son-in-law, Kristin Dillon and Dwight Chrvala of Ohio Township; and her beloved grandchildren, Andy and Miranda Chrvala. In addition, she is survived by her brother, Richard Gamble of Grand Junction, CO; her former sister-in-law, Karen (Heinz) Gamble of Chattanooga, TN; her brother and sister-in-law, Bob and Joan (Hanna) Gamble of Fremont, OH; and her nieces and nephews, Ben, Jennifer, Kat and Alan. Lee was a talented needle worker and seamstress, an accomplished bridge player, and a gifted cook. She will be remembered for her tremendous sense of humor, her keen intellect, and her creativity; for her love of nature, travel, and reading; and most of all, for her devotion to family. She is already dearly missed but has received her eternal healing in the arms of her Savior Jesus Christ. Family visitation will be Friday, June 21 from 2-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. at McDONALD-LINN FUNERAL & CREMATION SERVICE 529 California Ave., Avalon, PA, 15202. A memorial service will be held Saturday, June 22 at 10:30 a.m. at Community Presbyterian Church of Ben Avon. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Community Presbyterian Church of Ben Avon, 7501 Church Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA, 15202. Please view and sign the family's online guestbook at www.mcdonald-linn.com.
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Brown Beacon Leather Bracelet
Designer Michael Saiger takes one of his own classic designs and refines it to create this beautiful silver cuff. Where the original has a rugged, utilitarian look, this new version strips away the industrial air in favor of a cleaner and more polished vibe. We find the balance between elegance and edge makes this a particularly easy-to-wear option.
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We don't want to do a Car of the Year post here at Roadkill. Normally, we'd come up with an excuse like "We can't pick between our whips" or something of that nature, but honestly, we just left this to the last minute without doing much planning. Maybe we'll get a 2017 cars list up at some point in, say, February.
Instead, we pulled five of the best engines we encountered this year—either in person or virtually—and not only are we going to share our favorites, we also want to hear yours. So read through what we've got and then tell us which incredible engines we've overlooked.
Dave Schroeder's Enormous, Nitrous-Fed, Drag Week-Winning Big Block
This is a sentimental favorite, admittedly. Elana Scherr rode around Toronto with Dave Schroeder and his amazing '66 Corvette a few years ago. He struggled to get the nitrous-fed mammoth engine to work with the chassis for years and when he did at last in 2016, the parachutes failed to open and the Corvette crashed. Once that got fixed, longtime friend and nitrous-tuning hero Monte Smith died suddenly.
Somehow, everything came together during the torturous week—maybe Monte was looking after all 872 cubic inches and four stages of nitrous on the big lump—for Schroeder and his cousin/co-driver John Ens. All we know is that two of our favorite Canadians joined the very thin ranks of HOT ROD Drag Week™ winners with this utterly beautiful (and enormous) V8. Read the story here, but be sure to buy a copy of the current print issue of HOT ROD Magazine because Larry Chen's photos just leap off the physical page.
Steve Morris Engines 5000 HP Devel Sixteen
We caught up with engine builder Steve Morris at PRI 2016, where he had on display the quad-turbo V16 he designed and built. Investors in the United Arab Emirates commissioned that engine for use in the Devel Sixteen, an incredibly over-the-top beyond-hypercar that could only have been dreamed up in the Emirates. The Devel designers called for 5,000 horsepower and when we talked to Steve in December 2016, the engine had "only" made 4,515 horsepower. Only 4,515 HP.
Well, Steve finally had another go at the engine's tune—not an easy thing with 16 cylinders, mind you—and guess what? It spit out 5,007 horsepower. Now, maybe the Devel Sixteen will be built and sold for a pretty penny, maybe it won't. But we know now that (A) the car's designers meant it when they said "5,000 horsepower" and (B) they hired the right guy for the job.
The Poor, Suffering Engine Masters Chevy 350
We torture our engines. It's just a thing that we do. We rip up tires our engines and we race our cars and we do all of the things that, over time, beat on our mills. But none probably has gotten it worse than the old Chevy 350 we use on Engine Masters. On paper, it makes sense: General Motors built literally millions and millions of 350 cubic-inch Small-Block Chevys. They're everywhere and while maybe the LS engine is becoming the new standard, the Chevy 350 was the old-school go-to for so many people. Hot rodders know it well and so too do Freiburger, Dulcich and Steve Brule.
We've done just about everything to this old one because it's just such a good platform. This year, we used it to test Cooling Fans (Episode 20), cheap Chevy 350 Mods (Episode 24), But man, we kinda feel bad about trying to make it gulp copious amounts of boost—25 pounds of it— from a ProCharger on Episode 26. We won't ruin that one, but it's one of our favorites.
The 840-Horsepower Dodge Demon V8
We get a hankerin' that this number won't last long as the highest one from a production V8 among domestic builders, but we love that it'll take a two-ton coupe through a quarter-mile in 9 seconds. We really don't need to add much since you've all read so much about it already, although the new 707-horsepower HellCrate engine is pretty badass, too.
Porsche RP968 4.0L Engine
Alright, bear with us on this one. If you haven't followed the annual World Time Attack Challenge at Sydney Motorsports Park in Australia, you've been missing out on some of the most incredible machines being built with essentially an open rulebook. The goal is outright lap time and nothing else, so the mostly carbon-fiber cars have cartoonishly enormous aerodynamic devices and absolutely nutso engines. One of these cars, the Porsche RP968 started life as a Porsche 944 Turbo (968 = Porsche chassis code for turbo cars).
After a couple years developing the chassis, the owners commissioned a one-off totally insane version of a Porsche 944 four-cylinder engine. The main engine rule in the top Unlimited class is that the engine has to be based on the same manufacturer as the chassis, so the Swedish engine builder knocked together a bonkers 4.0-liter version of the 944 mill (usually 2.5 or 3.0 liters in stock form). Fed by a couple of big ol' turbochargers, this billet piece can squeeze out 1,500 horsepower.
That's a crazy, crazy, crazy number for a circuit-racing car. Unfortunately, some teething problems kept it from running in 2017, but we can't wait to see this sucker getting shaken down in 2018.
Your Recommendation
Well, we all know there are millions of great engines out there doing awesome work and we want to hear from you before 2017 ends. What's your pick for best engine of 2017? Is it a newish mill, maybe the 6-cylinder in the Ford GT or Raptor, or maybe the perfectly dialed-in, boosted LT1 in the ZL1 Camaro? Do you like something more rough and rowdy? One of the engine swaps from Lemons racing perhaps, or something you've built this year?


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Finished...for now anyway. What a fun painting this has been. Today I added a few more flowers & leaves and made sure that your eye would travel all around the garden. The reflecting ball is very compelling and I may make some adjustments to the painting if that seems to be a problem. Paintings need to settle for awhile before they are declared finished.
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Craft connoisseur Jacob de Graaf lives and breathes cross stitch, and loves nothing more than delving deep into the history of embroidery design. As the founder of popular website Modern Folk Embroidery, his creative days are filled with researching stitchy history, dyeing his own wool, creating samplers and, of course, stitching – sounds like heaven to us! When he's not busy finding inspiration in the antique shops of his home in York (he's originally from the Netherlands), you'll find him pouring over old books or travelling the world to learn about traditional needlework.
Jacob incorporates what he learns into his own charts and kits – Quaker-style samplers with intricate patterns and meandering alphabets, red Nordic-inspired Christmas designs and rustic biscornus, all accompanied by poetic notes on what inspired him to create each project. We spoke to Jacob to find out more about his work, his inspiration, and what's next for Modern Folk Embroidery.
How did you get into designing your own cross stitch charts and kits?
When I was a kid, I did some cross stitch on pieces of linen that I got from my mum. I decided that I wanted to design my own patterns, as I didn't like the patterns that I'd seen out there. I made my own 'embroidery book' by sticking together several pages of graph paper into a little booklet. Back then, I already had an interest in primitive embroidery – without me realising at the time what that really was. After that initial brief period of stitching, I lost interest, mainly due to going to college, and later, being occupied solely with drawing and painting. When I ran my own gallery a few years later, I did some stitching and decided I wanted to create my own original patterns. I decided to open an Etsy shop in 2011 – and that's when Modern Folk Embroidery was born!
What inspires the work you do at Modern Folk Embroidery?
My customers don't just buy a pattern, they also buy an accompanying story and background history. I've always had such a fascination with history, whether it's facts, arts or architecture, or the imprints people have left on their surroundings. This fascination moves me to design, and I want to bring that across to my customers so they're inspired to explore new things.
Why is looking at old needlework so important to your design process?
I love seeing old works. There's an emotional connection you get from seeing an original piece of needlework. It's a fellow embroiderer saying, "I was here" – whenever and wherever 'here' was. It's particularly moving for me to see the work of some young girl who's written meaningful messages on her work. When I travel, I make it a point to look up collections in museums, not only of needlework, but of any form of art. It influences me in many different ways. Sometimes I use the shape of a sampler as a creative springboard; sometimes it's a sentiment or saying found on a sampler that'll set a new design in motion. And sometimes it's just a feeling you get from someone's work. That's hard to pinpoint, though, as usually you wouldn't recognise the work that inspired my design.
Do you have a favourite piece you've designed so far?
I have quite a few favourites. The reason for that is, I only design what I would want to stitch myself! But one that stands out for me is the Valknut Pillow Pattern. It was inspired by a traditional knot pattern found in many Nordic cultures. I combined it with two borders, taking inspiration from the Sámi, the native people of northern Scandinavia. I learned about their rich cultural heritage, their persecution in the past, and their continuing struggle for recognition at the Nordic Museum in Stockholm. For me, the fusion of these different cultural elements works really well, and hopefully also ignites a curiosity in my customers to find out more about the Sámi people themselves!
You also dye your own wool – how did you get into that?
Because of high import costs, I could no longer offer the US threads that I was selling at a decent price to my customers. I started looking into alternatives, as I love the natural, slightly uneven look of hand-dyed yarns. As I started looking into it, I became more aware of the environmental impact of chemical dyes, and at the same time learned more about the historical background of natural dyes. After a lot of research and testing, I found a wonderfully soft and fine merino wool, which I personally think is one of the most suitable wool threads for stitching. It's strong, doesn't fluff like many other wool threads, and it takes colour beautifully!
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Everything! The whole process, from doing research, to designing the pattern, to stitching the design is equally interesting to me. And when the customer purchases a kit or materials, it's great to physically put a parcel together and get it out into the mail. I'll be attending my first major fair this September in Italy, which will be yet another experience, this time in dealing with embroidery enthusiasts face to face!
What are your plans for Modern Folk Embroidery in the future?
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Happy 2011! Did you make a resolution this year? Have you kept it so far? Statistically speaking, 25% of the people who made a resolution have already broken it. So congratulations to those of you who are still going to the gym, not smoking or eating a salad at lunch!
I have to admit, I didn't make a resolution this year – although I did make it to the gym twice this week. A couple of years ago, though, I made a big one. I declared at a New Years Eve dinner that I was going to run a marathon. I'm proud to say I kept the resolution and completed the Chicago Marathon later that year.
For anyone who knows me, they know what an accomplishment that was. I was the girl in high school that ended up taking freshman gym as a senior because I kept trying to talk the counselors into waiving the requirement. My first visit to an official "gym" was when I contemplated running the marathon. I think I may have even received a "D" in elementary school PE.
So what motivated me to do something as big as a marathon? Quite simply, Boys Hope Girls Hope of Colorado. At the time, we did the Marathon of Hope as a fundraiser. I watched others make their goals with perseverance and hard work while it benefited Boys Hope Girls Hope of Colorado. Over the years, more than 40 runners raised $230,000 for us. I figured I'd give it a shot.
What kept me motivated? First, I publically declared my resolution and I asked my friends, family, and colleagues for their support. My personal fundraising page kept track of how I was doing on donations and people could make donations large and small. View a fundraising page. I appreciated the financial support but even more I appreciated the moral support they gave me. They asked on a regular basis how the training was going. Their donations also kept me honest on the training.
Boys Hope Girls Hope of Colorado changed up the Marathon of Hope this year. Pardon the pun, but we ran out of runners.
Hope in Motion is a fundraising program designed for athletes and athletes-to-be who want to run a race, bike to the finish line, swim the triathlon or hike the mountains. You chose your sport, we set you up with your fundraising page and help you train.
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MEGADETH mainman Dave Mustaine has issued the following update:
"So now that the 'Big Four' dates have come and gone, I feel it is time to check in, say 'Hello' and tell you what has been going on in my world.
"First off, when we left San Marcos [California] and Mustaine Music Studios, a.k.a. Vic's Garage, we had no idea what to expect, other than the fact that we wanted to make a point; we wanted to make the other bands feel comfortable, we wanted the fans to all leave this momentous occasion feeling completely satiated, we wanted the guys in METALLICA to know that we could be depended on to pull our share...
"I don't know if we delivered for everyone, but for the tens of thousands of people each night, and ultimately hundreds of thousands of fans over the entire run of the 'Big Four' festivals (affectionately dubbed 'Sonisphere'), it seemed to me that the fans were finally able to put aside the silly stuff that the press has kept on life support for so many, many years. We did several round-table interviews with a member from each camp of the 'Big Four,' and one thing that was a constant and that we all agreed on was that the press was the responsible parties for keeping the feuds alive.
"You heard it straight from our mouths; we are all at peace with one another, and we all are friends. End of story — or in other words, several shit magazines will now have to learn how to write real interviews, reviews, and features, instead of causing so much turmoil with us four, all in the spirit of selling their publications."
Read more of Dave's update at the web site of the official MEGADETH fan club, MegaFanClub. (Note: You must be a member of the fan club in order to access the site.)


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"According to the promise [made on Weibo] … and respect the result of hash war, http://BTC.TOP have move hash to ABC chain to support BCH and end chaos," announced Jiang Zhuoer, CEO of BTC.TOP, the world's third largest mining pool. For the best in Hash War coverage, CoinSpice.io is keeping a running archive.
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Jiang Zhuoer of BTC.TOP Takes Sides in Hash War
Jiang Zhuoer of BTC.TOP, a giant mining concern based in China, took to Twitter and announced he and his company would throw their considerable support behind the ABC implementation, now the currently trending BCH upgrade more ABC supporters are starting to insist is locked down and ready for a return to business as usual.
The Hash War, as it was dubbed by BCH SV proponents, kicked off Thursday, 15 November, with the scheduled upgrade that took on historic proportions as it became contentious, leading to a chain split. Though the two sides have jockeyed back and forth to mine blocks, it appears, as of this writing, ABC maintains dominance.
BCH SV insists the Hash War is far from over, and they're currently involved in a massive stress test, using their vaunted Satoshi's Shotgun to spam the network with transactions. SV maintains the ABC contingent has engaged in a fundamental changing of the BCH client, and is only "renting" hash power to give it an early, arbitrary lead.
Initial reaction to the Jiang Zhuoer tweet was met with relative cheers at least on his own thread, as might be expected. "Wow. A man who keeps his promise in the crypto world. Much respect," wrote one comment. "Thank you. In a crazy space a man who keeps his word is a man who has my respect," came another. "Thank You, you are a man of your word," yet another chimed in.
The general tone of the community seems to be one of relief, with the tacit hope the Hash War will be coming to an end, decided soon. Appreciation such as "Thank You @JiangZhuoer for adding your hash to #BCH again," and "Amazing!," "Well done," "Thank you" littered his feed. One comment appears to summarize sentiment, "Thank you. I've had very mixed feelings about the fork but keeping your word to help end the chaos is the right thing to do."
Jiang Zhuoer has been very active in writing about the pending and ongoing Hash War. He's openly hinted at ABC supporter Bitmain having in excess of 20,000 P hashrate, 20 exahash, basically two times more than SV. "Mining pools under Bitmain (such as BTC.com and Antpool) collectively have 15,000 P hashrate. With ViaBTC where Bitmain is a shareholder, the entity has 20,000 P hashrate altogether," he explained. He was most likely the source of continued rumors of more than 90,000 miners would be eventually employed by Bitmain to back ABC. "If Bitmain is using the hashrate of BTC to start a hash war and this would be the epitome of 'survival of the fittest,'" he insisted.
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Tummers Food Processing Solutions have recently unveiled their latest development in the market, a steam peeler, with a total cost of ownership that is lower than any other peeler available. The peel loss of this machine is comparable with the result of other peelers on the market, but at lower operational costs and a lower steam consumption.
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My mom gave me this idea a couple years ago, and I thought I would share! If you want to make a cup of hot chocolate extra yummy place two Hershey kisses in the bottom of the mug with the cocoa mix. Pour boiling water into your mug and stir until the kisses have dissolved (make sure to let it cool a little bit if serving it to kids, or add a dollop of leftover whipped cream to cool it down). It tastes like pure heaven! My favorite is two cherry cordial kisses in Stephen's milk chocolate cocoa. A container of cocoa and a bag of Hershey kisses is another great idea for neighbor or friend gifts this year (add a tag that says Wishing you a Merry "Kissmas" Love the ---). Kisses come in tons of great flavors during the holidays so watch the after Christmas sales, and stock up on discounted bags! Milk chocolate will last in your pantry for six months to a year. Save your candy canes too! My kids love to stir their hot chocolate with a candy cane, and I don't have to wash spoons when they are done. (Heads up! Stock up on mini candy canes on the after Christmas sales I have a darling Valentine's treat to make with them that I will post in February!)
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Liturgical and Personal Prayer
by Fr. Andrew Menke
Associate Director
Secretariat of Divine Worship, USCCB
It's often said that you can't give what you don't already have. Catechists certainly want their students to learn to love the Mass and other liturgical prayers, and also to have a strong personal prayer life. As catechists, we need to do all we can to live a prayerful life first, so that we can share what we've discovered with the students we love.
At times, it can seem like there's a wide gulf between the Church's public prayer and our own private prayer. The former can seem formal and impersonal, while the latter can appear to be exactly the opposite. But in truth, the two should be mutually supportive and complementary.
Here are four observations about the relationship between the Church's liturgical prayer and our own personal prayer. Perhaps a catechist who interiorizes the connections between these two modes of prayer will be able to find ways to help young people come to see the same things. This can make our participation at Mass more fruitful, and can likewise enrich our personal prayer.
Liturgical Prayer Keeps Us on the Right Track
We should pray to God in our own words: we should wonder and ponder and dream and puzzle over all the aspects of our faith. What is God like? Who am I? What is God's plan for me? Why do bad things happen? These questions are mysterious, and we'll never understand them perfectly in this life. But at the same time, while there is mystery, there is also truth, and unfortunately it is possible to develop false ideas about God and about our faith. One of the great things about liturgical prayer is that it can help keep us on the right track. That's because the Church's prayer is theologically very precise, and is based on the clear teachings of the Bible, of Sacred Tradition, and of the saints. The prayers we encounter in the liturgy continually remind us of the truths of our faith, and in this way the liturgy becomes a sturdy framework for genuine personal prayer.
Identifying teachings embedded in liturgical prayer can even be a good catechetical exercise. For example, Catechetical Sunday falls on the 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time this year, and the Collect (or "opening prayer") on that day begins like this: "O God, who founded all the commands of your sacred Law upon love of you and of our neighbor. . . ." What truth does that teach? It reminds us that there is such a thing as God's law! There is a difference between good and evil, and God shows us how to discern it through his law. This prayer also reminds us of Jesus' teaching about the two greatest commandments, which are the foundation of the moral life.
Seeing this truth in the liturgical prayer might then influence my own personal prayer. Am I trying to love God with all my heart? Can I be doing more to love my neighbor? When we try to encourage young people to pray, we certainly want to encourage them to use their imagination in their personal prayer, to think, and to ponder. But we can also help them to see that the truths of the faith are an important part of the Church's liturgical prayer.
Liturgical Prayer Helps Us When it's Hard to Pray
It isn't always easy to pray. Sometimes that's the situation for a day or two, perhaps because we're distracted by the events of life. But sometimes it can be a frustrating situation that lasts for years! In fact, every saint who teaches about prayer will tell us that God tests us like that, often for the sake of our purification. God doesn't want us to pray only because we like it, but first and foremost because it is something that we should do and need to do. The Catechism of the Catholic Church reminds us that prayer is a "battle" (CCC nos. 2725-2745) and offers guidance in that struggle.
Liturgical prayer can help us when prayer is difficult, because in liturgical prayer we don't have to make decisions. Without any effort on our part, the liturgy gives us texts to pray, and it gives us seasonal themes for prayer, and it gives us Scripture readings, homilies, and the example of the saints. When our personal prayer feels like a blank page, the liturgy provides material to sustain our prayer: all we have to do is to arrive with an open mind and heart.
Liturgical Prayer Connects Us with Our Brothers and Sisters, Near and Far
Isn't it easy to get wrapped up in our own little world, in our own concerns and struggles, and to forget about the rest of our human family? But remember: generally speaking, whenever we go to Mass in our parish, we're going to be praying the same prayers and hearing the same Scripture readings as are our brothers and sisters in twenty-three rites of the Catholic Church all over the world. The Pope himself is praying those same prayers and hearing those same readings! Some of our fellow Catholics are wealthy and some are poor, some have plenty to eat and some are hungry, some are living in peace and others are living amidst conflict. The prayer of the liturgy unites us all together in listening to what God has to say to us and in offering our praise back to him.
The Sacred Liturgy is also a perfect opportunity to offer up prayers for people who need our support. Never forget what Jesus said: "Again, I say to you, if two of you agree on earth about anything for which they are to pray, it shall be granted to them by my heavenly Father. For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them" (Mt 18:19-20). Catechists can invite young people to bring to mind the news of the day in prayer for those who suffer, and they can be reminded to think about friends and family members who are in need of prayer.
There are many opportunities to remember the intentions of the world at prayer during Mass. Obviously, the Prayers of the Faithful are a perfect moment. Also, there are any number of prayers said by the priest that invite us to join in mind and heart in petitions of various kinds. Finally, there are many moments of silence in the liturgy, which also invite us to raise our intentions to our heavenly Father.
Liturgical Prayer Gives Us Ideas and Direction for Our Personal Prayer
There's something for everyone in the liturgy, and we can always find a treasure that can be applied to our own circumstances. The prayers are packed full of words and phrases that can be the starting point for contemplation. The Scripture readings are the premier source for prayer. Sometimes the whole story of a reading will inspire us, and sometimes just a short phrase from one line in a reading will be enough to make us ponder. The same thing can be said for the homilies that we hear.
Sometimes, we might even find inspiration "accidentally." Perhaps you've heard the story about the priest who was approached after Mass by a man who had a big smile on his face. "Father, your homily changed my life!" he exclaimed. The priest was very proud of himself for his great eloquence and wisdom, and, out of curiosity, asked the man which part of the sermon was so moving. The man responded: "It was when you said, 'That's the end of the first part of my homily. Now I'll move on to the second part.' And it occurred to me just then that I need to put the past behind me and move on to live the rest of my life. That changes everything: thanks, Father!"
That's how the Holy Spirit works! God speaks to us in strange ways, and when we're listening for his words, we'll often be surprised. He might speak to us in a phrase of a homily, in a request in one of the petitions, or in the lyrics of a hymn. We can take these inspirations from the Sacred Liturgy with us into our personal prayer, and God's words will continue to grow and bear fruit.
Personal prayer and liturgical prayer should go hand-in-hand, building up the spiritual life and providing opportunities for intercession for others. If we who are catechists can come to appreciate this truth more and more, then we can begin to pass this gift on to our students. When we approach the liturgy and our personal prayer with a readiness to hear the voice of Jesus and to praise him in return, we can be sure that great things are happening through prayer!
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I talk a lot about scams in dating advice, but pretty much everything involved in dating has scams embedded in it. Online dating certainly isn't safe. Netcraft has discovered that criminals are running MASSIVE phishing scams against online dating sites. Netcraft describes how the online dating phishing scams work.
Online dating fraud is often orchestrated by criminal gangs who use fake profiles to trick victims into developing long distance relationships. Once the fraudsters have gathered enough sympathy and trust from a victim, they will exploit this by claiming they need money to pay for travel costs, or to afford medical treatment for a family member. After the money has been stolen, the criminals will make up further reasons why they need more money. In some cases, the fraudsters blackmail their victim into sending money – if the victim has sent any explicit photos or videos to the criminals, they may threaten to send them to the victim's friends and family.
The amount of money involved in these scams can be considerable. In 2011, a woman in Britain was tricked into sending more than $59,000 to a pair of fraudsters who pretended to have inherited millions of dollars from a military friend in Nigeria. The fraudsters – who were actually a mother and daughter in America – managed to net more than a million dollars before being jailed in 2013.
When I read this I realized that other than the parts that make this an organized scam, this isn't much different than what the average woman does, especially when she taps into the reserves. Everything in the dating world whether its dating advice or online dating is a ready made venue for fraud. Whether its just a woman looking for a man to fix her financial problems or a criminal organization running a massive phishing scam, it's all the same. The world of dating is filled with so much deception that it creates a venue that criminals can use easily. Fraud attracts more fraud so a venue where women are trying to defraud men will naturally attract actual criminals sooner or later. There's no way of protecting online dating sites from criminals since the fundamental nature of everything involved in the dating industry is fraudulent.
When you use an online dating site, do you know if you are dealing with an actual woman or a criminal organization? No, you don't. And in some ways it doesn't matter. It's all about defrauding you. In the dating industry, scams are everywhere and fundamental to the way it operates so you should just avoid it.


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I have gone down and spoken to the community house volunteers in person and at present it seems the situation is:
Someone else is booked into the hall (large and small) on the 2nd Sunday this month;
They don't know if these bookings are recurring ones or a one-off;
They don't know anything about our pre-existing booking which was put into their computer last year
I am going to meet with them again soon and hopefully we will sort something out. It seems likely that the meeting on the 13th may not go ahead but the Oldis Gardens house (where we had the first meeting) may be available.
Also, I have recently started a new job and it sometimes involves working on a Sunday, so someone else may need to open up at some point.
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My son and I take out horses in the evening. I have tried to encourage him to try and establish a relationship with the horses he is handling. I found that when you listen and respond to a horses needs, the horse is more willing to listen and follow your requests. If you ignore a horse they probably will ignore you, too. Last night a horse got loose when my son tried to release him into the pasture. When he tried to catch the horse, the horse would run away. This was fun for the horse! It was not fun for my son. He is almost sixteen years old and these chores are messing up his plans for the evening. He thinks horses are dumb and they should follow directions without discussion. The horse on the other hand does not care. Horses are almost always obedient to the implicit hierarchy of the herd. My son has set himself apart so the horse is independent, too. So the horse decided to have some fun! My son finally got fed up and threw the halter down at my feet. He walked away muttering, "You catch him!"
It took me about ten minutes to catch the horse. The horse wasn't going anywhere dangerous so I had plenty of time. I calmly walked after him. Eventually he let me catch him. They always let me catch them. Since the "teachable moment" had long since passed, I patted him on the neck and quietly led him to his pasture. The excitement was over. Patience, humility, and a sense of belonging are real important traits when dealing with horses and humans. It would have to be another day for the horse to help my son understand a little bit more about he relates to others.


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"Synchronous interpretation is the most difficult kind of interpretation" said the certified Chinese translation. It requires good foundation of the language. There are some techniques to follow, and I shall share them now.
First, attention for listening and speaking should cooperate with each other nicely. It is vital regardless if it is synchronous interpretation or not. So called "listening" means hearing it and understanding it, which is a basic skill for meeting interpretation. But synchronous interpreters hold a higher standard because things are happening simultaneously, and that is why we should pay more attention with the cooperation of speaking and listening. Not only do we have to put our attention to understanding but also reserve some of it on translating and expressing.
Second, when handling long sentences, meaning should be considered primarily rather than a single word. Synchronous interpretation is about conveying information which normally is a full sentence. This is a very big concern for interpreters. Interpreters should do the interpretation after a paragraph rather than do it after every sentence. Also, they should see the speakers' emotion as a part of the translation which helps them to understand faster, especially when it is a long sentence. If needed, they could add a sentence or two to make the whole translation more fluent without affecting the original meaning.
Lastly, it is the art of speaking. When doing the interpretation, we should focus on wordings; make the tone as calm as possible and pronounce it correctly. There are different habits of speaking and characteristics at different places. If time is allowed, we could observe these things beforehand to make the locals feel more comfortable when listening to our interpretation.
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There are basically five ways for money to flow into politics; well, six if you include the revolving door -- oh wait -- there's also the spousal side door and family back door — so that makes seven. The following is a list of the top 10 individuals who donate to 527s, nonprofit, tax-exempt organizations with the primary purpose of influencing elections. Data was collected from the Center for Responsive Politics on OpenSecrets.org, which supplies a wealth — pun intended — of information.
10. Anne E. Delaney
Delaney is an artist and philanthropist from New York, NY donating $520,000 to Emily's List Non-Federal. She is also a board member of the New York Women's Foundation and the Ms. Foundation for Women, Inc.
You'll see many donors to Emily's List in these top ten, their tagline is "electing women to create progressive change." EMILY is an acronym for Early Money is Like Yeast. Pro choice is a primary issue for the group.
Not counting donations to Emily's list under $200, outside donations totaling almost $8,00,000 mostly were spent against Republican candidates.
9. Fred J. Eychaner
A resident of Chicago, he has $550,000 going to Emily's List Non-Federal. He founded Newsweb Corporation, which publishes ethnic and alternative newspapers. He is a staunch supporter of President Obama, the Clintons, the Kennedy Center, and the Joffrey Ballet -- among others. He also contributed $50,000 to the Gay & Lesbian Victory Fund.
8. Richard Uihlein
Richard is from Lake Forest, Illinois. He has given $600,000 to America's PAC, whose tagline is "Electing Conservatives and Defeating Liberals Since 1983."
ChicagoBusiness.com has him listed as the biggest tea party donor in Illinois. Besides APAC, he also supports FreedomWorks, Senate Conservatives Action, and the 2012 Scott Walker anti-recall campaign. Uline is a shipping supply company; you may have seen their extensive catalog.
7. Michael & Diane Gooch
From Rumson, NJ, Michael and Diane have contributed $625,000 to Strong New Jersey with even stronger conservative viewpoints. They are involved with Two River Times newspaper and the GFI Group, which provides inter-dealer financial services. In 2008, Michael was the New Jersey financial chair for Rudy Guiliani's presidential campaign.
6. Terrence R. Caster
A resident of San Diego, CA with $645,000 going to the ActRight Fund, which as one may accurately guess is a conservative umbrella group. He is the chair of Caster Companies, which develops real estate, including commercial offices, industrial parks, build-to-suits, and self-storage facilities. He also formed Serving Hands International, an organization that serves the impoverished around the world providing much needed necessities though Christian organizations.
5. M. Quinn DeLaney
DeLaney hails from Oakland, Calif., and has $650,000 going to Emily's List Non-Federal. She is a member of the Tides Foundation board of directors and is half of a power couple with real estate developer Wayne Jordan, who was a major Obama backer. Some of their other connections are to Priorities USA Actions, Vote Hope, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Akonadi Foundation, and the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
4. Judith Ann Corrente
Judith has $750,000 going to Emily's List Non-Federal. She is married to Willem Kooyker, chair of Bleinheim Capital Management.
Corrente is a board member of Lawrenceville School, a private high school in New Jersey, board secretary of The Metropolitan Opera in New York City, and a trustee of the Central Park Conservancy. Both she and her husband were active in President Obama's re-election campaign, and the 2012 Democratic National Convention.
3. Bob Perry
Perry as in Perry Homes -- and in no relation to Texas Governor Rick Perry -- has contributed $500,000 to Elephant Talk, and another $350,000 to The Movement Fund. Elephant Talk is an effort to activate the conservative and independent millennial vote. The Movement Fund is likewise a conservative 527 with Bob Perry, again, as the prime donor.
2. John M. Templeton, Jr.
Templeton's father was the billionaire John M. Templeton, Sr., who recently died at the age of 95. His father was best known for founding Templeton Investments, and awarding a yearly prize to theologians who reconcile faith with science. Junior, a Harvard Medical School graduate in 1968, gave $1,490,000 to the College Republican National Committee.
And at the top spot...
1. Frederic N. Eshelman
Eshelman is the chairman of Pharmaceutical Product Development, Inc. PPDI was a publicly-traded company until it went private in 2011. It's website says the company consults to the biopharmaceutical industry; they have a global laboratory network, and they provide regulatory affairs strategies.
Eshelman was far and away the largest contributor to 527s in the 2012 cycle with $5,058,150. The recipient was a group called RightChange.com, an organization that actively opposes Obama.


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I don't know about it all really but I know things are a lot better here. And these problems you bring up are near non-existent where I am. And yes, there are pest control companies around. The only thing I have difficulty with those is those freaking ants you talk about all the time. They show up every so often out of no where.As far as back in Florida. I read news from there every day from one of the local TV stations in Jacksonville. And ever day it is the same story. This number of people were shot yesterday while playing video games inside there homes from a drive by and this number of people were shot driving down the road and this number of people from people upset about their driving and this number of people got run over and this number of people were taken to the hospitals and this number of people were arrested for various other things. It is sad though how all of these people who died at the hands of others or because of them being dumb as dirt were such kind loving people who never did any wrong or hurt anyone and helped everyone out along with not deserving to die. Why could it not be someone else? But, that is ok. There are always the lawyers who find their prey and do not have too much trouble convincing the families victims to sue, sue, and sue some more.I sure am glad I am somewhere that I don't have to worry about all that crap finally.
33 more days and I'll be in the wind to Cebu!*Plenty of killings going on there just like here. Just not too many government officials being gunned down like there's been there lately. *Traffic is a nightmare there, not so much here unless you're in NYC or LA or something.*Infrastructure in the US compared to the Philippines is no comparison at all. We plan first here. They don't plan at all and just seem to wing it there. *Corruption is off the chain over there as well. *Pollution there, good God!!! Never saw anything like it in my life.*And in the US, I'm not a walking ATM to everyone I meet. hahahaha....
Agree with you BudM. I live in Jax too and basically gave up even watching the news. Honestly, I can't wait to get the heck out of here. Drugs and thugs are taking this place over. 33 more days and I'll be in the wind to Cebu!Getting back to the theme of the thread though, overall it's just prices that make things better in the Philippines. Well, besides the women. hahaha.... Having said that, if you want to live a middle-class US lifestyle there, I find it's more costly. Especially if you're trying to eat western foods.Plenty of killings going on there just like here. Just not too many government officials being gunned down like there's been there lately. Traffic is a nightmare there, not so much here unless you're in NYC or LA or something.Infrastructure in the US compared to the Philippines is no comparison at all. We plan first here. They don't plan at all and just seem to wing it there. Corruption is off the chain over there as well. Pollution there, good God!!! Never saw anything like it in my life.Flights win hands down in the Philippines. You can't even look at a plane in the US for $40. lolAnd in the US, I'm not a walking ATM to everyone I meet. hahahaha....
Well, I didnt say that I was staying forever. HahahaLong enough to have some fun, bounce around, check things out. Use it as a launching point to check out other parts of Asia. Fortunately, I am self employed and can work from anywhere with a solid internet connection and power. Im not a young pup any more so, who knows if Ill ever get another chance to do this. Originally from PA, moved to Jacksonville in 2003 and have been here since.
The Jeepneys did another price hike! 9 pesos now in Manila! : ) This is my list of what makes the PH so unique (see if you can find these in other countries):1. Comfort room or CR aka bathroom (the first time I heard this, I had no idea what it was)2. Jose Rizal is the PH hero, like the George Washington of the States. His statue is everywhere3. Banana ketchup (really?! there's no tomatoes in this and it's red?) and halo halo (mix mix dessert)4. Jeepneys 5. Kiss noise to get people's attention6. Coin tap on the jeep/bus to stop it7. Jollibee's8. Saying Scuse instead of pardon me or excuse me9. Heavily armed malls and banks - pat downs before entering 10. Hey Joe (I first heard this in Cebu and had no clue who they were talking to)11. People rarely travel solo for vacation. They like group travel with their friends, coworkers, or family12. buy one take one (instead of buy one get one free), avail a service (instead of request)13. Religious street processions14. Cashier asks you for change at the register15. Smaller refrigerator sizes16. You can buy pharmaceutical pills by the unit. They can sell you just 1 pill if you want17. You don't take your tray to the trash can at fast food restaurants. Employees do that 18. Honking on the street. Just to let you know I'm passing you or to tell you not to pull out in front of me19. Christmas starts in September20. Divorce is illegal (Vatican city is the only other place)
<snip>(xiv) User444 mentioned the rampant age discrimination. It extends to appearance as well. I recall seeing ads such as "Candidates must be female, 21 to 30 years old, slim" etc. If both sexes were eligible to apply, there was often some differentiation between male and female candidates, such as "female, not over 35 years old, male not over 40". That kind of stuff would be so against the law where we live.


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The Top 5 most creative Super Bowl LIII commercials
By some estimates, something like $97 million in marketing dollars went into last night's Super Bowl -- mostly for ads that were flat, uninspired and about as dull as the game itself. That said, the day was not completely devoid of fresh creative. Here are five spots that actually embraced what Super Bowl advertising should be about--Grade A entertainment--but also broke the mold in a year when most simply decided to play it safe.
5. Burger King: 'Eat Like Andy,' David Miami
Burger King scored big points for ingenuity with its spot starring the late Andy Warhol--eating a Whopper and dipping it in Heinz ketchup. Conceived out of David Miami, the ad wasn't a feat of postproduction magic. Rather it was a clip from "66 Scenes from America," a documentary by Danish filmmaker Jorgen Leth.
4. Google: 'Job Search for Veterans,' Google Creative Lab
At number four, instead of pandering to the masses, Google spoke quietly and directly to veterans in one of its big game ads that depicted what seems like a cryptic series of letters and numbers. These were all actually military codes representing military members' various roles, and the ad shows vets how they can easily plug those into the Google search bar to find jobs related to the skills the developed when they served.
3. NFL: 'The 100-Year Game,' 72andSunny
The NFL marked its 100th anniversary in this fun-filled two-minute spot from 72andSunny and directed by Peter Berg. Starring NFL great of past and present, it was the kind of entertainment well worth its time in the big game.
2. Skittles: 'Skittles Commercial, The Broadway Musical'
A Super Bowl ad that didn't actually run during the Super Bowl, Skittles' Broadway production, "Skittles Commercial, The Broadway Musical," was a one-time show that ran hours before the game on Sunday--and deftly walked the line of commercial anti-commercialism. Created out of DDB Worldwide and produced out of Smuggler, the live play starred Michael C. Hall and was arguably this year's best use of celebrity talent. The soundtrack, available on Spotify, is worth a listen and includes four minutes of Hall munching on the candies. We're hoping Skittles takes this one on the road.
1. HBO/Bud Light: 'Game of Thrones X Bud Light,' Droga 5/Wieden & Kennedy
HBO pulled the biggest surprise of the game when it hijacked Bud Light's "Dilly Dilly" campaign to promote the final season of "Game of Thrones." The spot begins with a shocker in which the famed "Bud Knight" dies during a joust, but then things get even worse for the Medieval villagers when a dragon swoops in to torch them all. The idea was conceived out of Droga5, along with Wieden & Kennedy and it's just the first installment in HBO's #ForTheThrone campaign.


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Germany, or, as its known, the land of poets and thinkers, it's without a doubt one of the greatest countries in the world right now. There is something about the stunning scenery of vast forests, beautiful mountaintops, and gorgeous rivers that simply compels visitors to come here and grasp as much as possible.
It is also the beer-drinking capital of the world, the birthplace of many important historical figures, composers and philosophers and the home of over 25,000 impressive looking castle.
While many visitors come to see the popular eye-catching venues and sights, some people look for something else entirely. They find the beauty and exuberance in obscure places, mysterious, derelict sites and old, neglected buildings. All the spots that are hidden, unnoticeable for the naked eye.
One of those people is our dear friend, Kenneth Provost; world traveler, photographer and urban explorer. He and his camera have visited plenty of secluded locations around Europe and found in them something quite appealing and one of a kind. Mr. Provost's main point of interest usually are ruined, run-down buildings and deserted sites, neglected and forsaken by many. Seen through his camera lenses, these places reveal their inner charm and his keen eye for detail and composition show their fragile state, but at the same time giving them a sense of purpose and subtle elegance.
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This time he found himself in Germany and as anxious and curious is his urge to explore, he is never in a hurry. Provost meticulously looks for spots that at the same time will satisfy him artistically but will also puzzle him personally.
And when he finds precisely what's he looking for, Kenneth simply puts the camera at the right angle, and the captured moment is there forever, always the same and everlasting.
An old abandoned, derelict building peaked Provost's interest, so he snuck in there to investigate. This is very important to his process, because as he says: " I'm not only interested in the photos I take. I also want to know more about the place itself, its backstory. That way, the photo has more meaning and debt to it".
He foud out, subsequently, that a family actually lived in the mansion, and both parents were doctors. The husband died in 1987, and in 2002, the widow, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, was transferred to a retirement home where she died. Their children weren't interested in keeping the house, so they simply left it there to rot. And the mansion is in total despair.
Next, Provost run into a couple of faded ballrooms, from the time when Germany was divided.
"Almost every city of the former DDR had a room like this, designed to house concerts and parties. Unfortunately, as you can see, they are decayed and broken and nobody cares to do anything about it"
A stunning photo of a pathology room in an abandoned hospital really shows how Provost can turn something that can be creepy for someone into something utterly beautiful.
"The saturation of the colors give the photo a somewhat, surreal quality. It's simply a matter of perspective for me. In this instance, this room was dying to be photographed", and once you have it, the moment is completely separated from reality and only exist in the frame".
His visit to the abandoned Military complex proved to be a difficult task, even for Provost, because " The site was the size of a small town. And there were many things to see. I was walking among the rusty scenery, and the place felt like the ghosts of the past are still there. I gotta admit, it was spooky a little bit".
He entered the main building of the flight school, and he took a great symmetrical photo of the entrance stairway that highlights, even more, the loneliness and the despair of the place. Or as he put it: " I felt sad when I walked in there, so from this angle, the light from the outside gave the place some sense of hope. Light at the end of the tunnel".
Afterward was a visit to a derelict little hotel in East Germany, and this time Kenneth was fascinated by the sight: " I found this room, all covered in mold and fungus, the beds were on the floor that was covered with grass. In that moment I felt like I was in some Brothers Grimm fairytale".
His adventure through a former coal factory turned up to be really productive. Provost was mesmerized by the almost untouched hearse he saw and the photo he took from inside the factory that he said: "It reminded me of Darth Vader's mask". And it really does, and saturated in sepia tones the picture looks great.
Definitely one of his most staggering pics is the "Knitting Granny", as he calls it. Provost succeeds in telling a story within a frame just by using what was already there. "I went into this abandoned house and when I saw the graffiti and the chair, I knew I had the shot. And the artist who put that painting on the wall just made my job easier".
Mr. Provost inspected several more abandoned buildings. An entrance staircase from a vintage mansion caught his attention and he took the photo from an interesting angle so we can see the bottom and the upper floor at the same time. And in another building was the picture of some dressing room, possibly from an abandoned theater.
Inside the abandoned Saint Rita church that he Kenneth entered, he felt a little bit disappointed why a building with such architecture is left simply to rot away. " It's such a pity no one even attempts to rescue this forgotten church. It really made an impression on me".
One of his favorite photos he took while in Germany was inside an old building, probably from the early 20th century, that clearly was functioning as a care home for the elderly. " I call it Home of the wheelchairs. There was something about that whole room that was dreamy in a way. Like you are standing inside someone's memory. And everything was made of wood, which made the photo quite introspective".
Mr. Provost final endeavor was an abandoned castle, which he found out was a prison for the mentally unstable. " The prison existed from 1863 to 1991, and it has been abandoned and neglected ever since. And I really don't know the reason why isn't still at least renovated". And the photo of the hallway he took there definitely speaks for itself.


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