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‘Don’t Fight the Stupidity’ and Other Relevant Bonhoeffer Advice
As a theologian, I get nervous when reading Dietrich Bonhoeffer becomes all too relevant. I’m the kind of theologian who would rather not find myself in what some scholars refer to as a Bonhoeffer moment. Let me explain.
From Hatch to Fledge: Growth and Development of Sihek (Todiramphus cinnamominus) Chicks at Brookfield Zoo Chicago
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Seasons Are Changing And So Should Our Grid: Meeting Peak Demand
As we confront the specter of another winter, the threat of extreme weather events and their impact on our grid is ever-present. The weather has been relentless in recent years – from the cold snap that put New England on ice in 2023, to the Winter Storm Elliot ravaging the country last December, to the heat wave that made the Pacific Northwest sweat in 2021.
Christmas in November
Look for 99.3 County FM’s sign and ask for the daily promotion at these participating businesses: Stratos Pizzeria and Restaurant The Merchant’s Mill Unique Gifts and Goods The Mill Restaurant 10,000 Villages Agrarian Market Books & Company Canadian Tire Catalyst City Revival Cooke’s Fine Foods Flowers By Marvin Frugal & Company Flowers n Such Gilbert & Lighthall Marketplace JH Porte Josefina’s Ladies Fashions Magpie Clothing Essentials Miss Lily’s Café Nickle’s Lockyer’s Country Gardens...
99.3 FM Set to Create Radio Plays For and By Seniors
99.3 County FM “The Voice of the County” will produce four radio plays written and performed by seniors for seniors, made possible by a federal grant from New Horizons for Seniors announced by Federal MP for Bay of Quinte, Neil Ellis. The new series will be called ‘It Happened in the County’. “This is an incredible project,” says playwrightSuzanne Pasternak.
A Chapel's Lasting Legacy, And A Priest's Valuable Advice
Like what you read here? Sign up for our twice-weekly newsletter.“They’re going to tear down the church! How are you going to get married? They’re tearing down the church! Call me back!”Like many, my mother-in-law has a knack for leaving alarmist voicemails. A month before this calamity, she found out the Arizona DMV accidentally registered her daughter for the selective service.
Donald Trump And The Future Of 'Post-Truth' America
COMMENTARYWhen the Oxford Dictionary anointed “post-truth” as their 2016 Word of the Year, few on this side of the pond needed an explanation. Donald Trump's loose relationship with the truth is well documented. His unflagging popularity and surprise victory confirmed that truth is no longer the fundamental building block of decision-making in America.No one knew how well the concept of post-truth would transition from the campaign trail to the Oval Office — if at all.
Dakota Access Pipeline Protests Showcase The Best And Worst Of Us
COMMENTARYAmerica’s future is in North Dakota. I know that’s a sentence even the state’s tourism board might shy away from, but bear with me.Protests over the Dakota Access Pipeline and law enforcement’s response was a bit of a Rubin’s vase. Instead of seeing a vase or two profiles, you could follow the developments and see either the seeds of a dystopian future or a much-needed glimmer of hope.
A Recount Won't Change The Election Outcome, But Here's Why It's Still Important
COMMENTARYShe may have failed to disrupt the Democratic Convention in Philadelphia. Sure, she only won 1 percent of the popular vote.
Decision 2016, And The Morning After In America
COMMENTARYWe shared coffee every morning, but I knocked on his door knowing this time would be different. It was the morning after Barack Obama was elected President, and the professor I worked for in graduate school wasn’t full of hope or change. He beckoned me in without turning from the window. Overhead, a turkey vulture, common in that part of Virginia, circled looking for breakfast.“Do you see that?” he asked, breaking the silence.“The bird? Yeah.”“That’s a vulture. It’s circling for us.
The Trump Party's First Candidate: Curt Schilling
If the GOP pulls the plug on his campaign and Donald Trump loses in November, we shouldn’t worry what will become of him. Believe me, he has a nice apartment, model wife and huge business empire to go back to.It’s his voters who will be left in the lurch — emphasis on his. Republican voters who supported Trump out of obligation might be fine waiting for the second coming of Ted Cruz in 2020.
Constitution Act, 1982
Born out of a desire on the part of the Trudeau government to patriate the Constitution of Canada from the United Kingdom, the Constitution Act, 1982 came into force on 17 April 1982. The Act forms a part of the Constitution of Canada and is itself comprised of 7 parts. Born out of a desire on the part of the Trudeau government to patriate the Constitution of Canada from the United Kingdom, the Constitution Act, 1982 came into force on 17 April 1982.
The Gender Wage Gap Is Much More Troubling Than We Thought
New research indicates that men are earning significantly more even in traditionally female-dominated professions like nursing. (COMSALUD/flickr) The story line for the gender wage gap debate focuses primarily on women trying to gain ground in male-dominated professions. In other words: Can women achieve pay equity in the “Boys Club?” The answer, unfortunately, seems to be no and has been for 50 years. But what about in professions that are traditionally women’s strongholds?
Cadillac CT6 Amps Things Up with New 400-hp Twin Turbo V6
The new Cadillac CT6 may be set to debut later this month at the New York International Auto Show, but today, we got some juicy new details about the luxury sedan. What am I referring to?
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