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DALLAS (SMU) -- Jeffery Kennington, a professor of Engineering Management, Information and Systems in the SMU School of Engineering, is the 2003 SMU recipient of The United Methodist Church's University Scholar/Teacher of the Year Award. Kennington is the first faculty member from the School of Engineering to receive this prestigious award.
The UMC's Division of Higher Education of the Board of Higher Education and Ministry gives the award in recognition of outstanding faculty members for their dedication and contributions to the learning arts and to their institution. Kennington was selected based on the recommendation of a university committee.
Kennington joined the SMU faculty in 1973 after receiving his Ph.D. from the Georgia Institute of Technology. He served as chair of the Department of Operations Research and Engineering Management from 1980-1989, and as chair of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering from 1989-1994.
He currently teaches classes in operations research and management science, and serves as director of the school's Operations Research program, which has been rated as one of the 25 best in the United States by The Gorman Report in the 1990s.
Kennington has supervised more than 20 Ph.D. and Doctor of Engineering students, and served as the principal investigator for more than $2 million in research grants, including 11 grants from the Office of Naval Research and six from the Air Force Office of Scientific Research. His research specialty is design of algorithms to make processes more efficient in terms of money and human resources. His work has applications for logistics for the U.S. Air Force and personnel assignment for the U.S. Navy. Most recently, his research has focused on ways to improve the efficiency of telecommunication networks.
Kennington serves on the editorial boards of Computational Optimization and Applications and Telecommunications Systems and as associate editor of Networks and INFORMS Journal on Computing.


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Borich Claims FMF Steele Creek GNCC
Kiser, Ballance finish on podium
Ballance claimed the $250 Motorcycle-USA.com holeshot award by narrowly edging Yamaha-mounted Don Ockerman across the holeshot stripe to start the day's premier race. Kiser moved into formation with Ballance midway into the opening lap, and the duo extended their lead over the field until lappers held them up on lap two, allowing Borich and Can-Am's Adam McGill to close in.
For the remainder of the race, Ballance, Kiser, Borich and McGill ran in a tight formation, until McGill dropped out, leaving Ballance, Kiser and Borich to battle for the lead.
"This was a tough one, the lappers were brutal and I knew this track was going to be hard to pass on so I wanted to get a good start," said Borich, who was in fifth when the pack rolled into the woods for the first time. "I saw Ballance getting away, but I was basically hanging out and checking out the track."
"Once I caught up, it was a three or four rider battle, kind of a freight train out there, and then Taylor bobbled with a lapper and I was able to make a move on him. I just paced myself after that and things just worked out for us."
"I made a mistake with a little over a lap to go and that was the race," said Ballance. "I took a new line in the creek and I spun out in the ruts a little bit and Taylor and Borich got around me. There's no passing lines out there and it pretty tough to get around anybody out there, and I just couldn't find a way back around those guys."
Kiser was in good position to claim his second win of the series until he tangled with a lapper on the final lap.
"I caught up with Bill on the first lap and he let me by and we tried to set a good pace and pull away," said Kiser. "But we got into lappers and that allowed everyone to catch up and then Chris got by when we caught up with a lapper and there was not much I could do about it."
With 10 rounds remaining, Borich holds a five point lead over Kiser (85 to 80), with Ballance in third at 58 points. McGill sits fourth with 47, while Cook rounds out the top five with 44.
Honda rider Kevin Yoho claimed the $100 Motorcycle-USA.com Award to start the XC2 race, but it was Kawasaki's Dustin Canipe who led the pack into the woods on the opening lap.
Brian Wolf put his Honda around Canipe on lap two to take the lead, and held on to take his second win of the season. Yoho passed Canipe on the final lap to claim third.
"The Steele Creek track was rough today and the field was tough," said Wolf. "I snuck around Yoho on the first lap and I followed Canipe for just over a lap and then finally made a move."
With three rounds in the books, Wolf leads the series standings with 85 points, followed by Yoho with 62 and Jones with 55.
Dave Simmons won the Super Senior 50+ class and by doing so also claimed the $100 GT Thunder Amateur Overall award. The Yamaha-mounted Simmons battled early in the race with Glen Pritchard , but pulled away in the end.
"I knew Glen was going to be tough," said Simmons. "We went back and forth for a while."
Traci Cecco finished second overall, and topped the Women's division on her Yamaha, beating Can-Am's Lexie Coulter, who finished third overall, and Yamaha-mounted Jennifer Albright for the win.
A full slate of bike racing begins at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, starting with the Youth divisions, at Steele Creek in Morganton, North Carolina.
XC1 Results:
1. Chris Borich (SUZ)
2. Taylor Kiser (YAM)
3. Bill Ballance (YAM)
4. Bryan Cook (KTM)
5. Jeffrey Pickens (YAM)
6. Don Ockerman (YAM)
7. Brandon Sommers (YAM)
8. Johnny Gallagher (YAM)
9. Jarrod McClure (POL)
10. Sloan Jackson (HON)
XC1 Standings:
1. Chris Borich (85/2 wins)
2. Taylor Kiser (80/1 win)
3. Bill Ballance (58)
4. Adam McGill (47)
5. Bryan Cook (44)
6. Jeffrey Pickens (44)
7. Chris Bithell (41)
8. Johnny Gallagher (39)
9. Jarrod McClure (39)
10. Don Ockerman (38)
XC2 Results:
1. Brian Wolf (HON)
2. Kevin Yoho (YAM)
3. Dustin Canipe (KAW)
4. Parker Jones (HON)
5. Walker Fowler (YAM)
6. Gabe Phillips (YAM)
7. Josh Beavers (KTM)
8. Eric Hoyland (YAM)
9. Josh Kirkland (KTM)
10. Mark Notman (YAM)
XC2 Standings:
1. Brian Wolf (85/2 wins)
2. Kevin Yoho (62)
3. Parker Jones (55)
4. Josh Kirkland (55)
5. Dustin Canipe (49)
6. Walker Fowler (47/1 win)
7. Gabe Phillips (44)
8. Blake Kramer (34)
9. Josh Beavers (29)
10. Mark Notman (28)
About GNCC Racing:
The Can-Am Grand National Cross Country Series is America's premier off-road racing series. Founded in 1979, the 13-round championship is produced exclusively by Racer Productions. Cross country racing is one of the most physically demanding sports in the world. The grueling three-hour GNCC races lead as many as 1,800 riders through tracks ranging in length from eight to 12 miles, competing for more than $3 million in prizes. With varied terrain, including hills, woods, mud, dirt, rocks and motocross sections, GNCC events are tests of both survival and speed. For more information, please visit www.gnccracing.com.
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I have a problem with her in that she rarely calls. I have to be the one to initiate it. I am a friend to her - I give her a gift on her birthday and she does me too. The problem now is really crazy. She went to Germany for 3 weeks to see her sister as she is from there. I told her when she left that I would wait for her to call me as I know it could take a time to get used to the time change etc. Before she left, she took my email address and was going to email me at her sister's. I never even received an email from her. Why should I even care about this person but am one of those who cherish friends and are very important to me.
She has been home a week ago last Weds so well over a week - I know she is back because I see her car outside. I am hurt that she hasn't called me and who knows when she will. My sister and husband both advise me to just see how long it takes. She could call and say she was "waiting" for me to call her who knows and she could be mad who knows because I didn't call her. I am disgusted with friends who rarely call. Maybe she is tired of me. Maybe she doesn't like being my friend anymore - who knows - anything is possible as to why she hasn't call.
What do you suggest. I don't like the way this friendship goes - my calling all the time to keep it together.
Has this ever happened to any of you - like I said to have a friend you have to be a friend. She has a full time job and a husband who is retired. She once did told me that I was her ONLY friend and I believe it - her husband waits on her and weekends come and they go shopping and that's mainly her life - other than seeing her children when the come up.
I don't want to force my friendship on someone who may not be interested. How would you react to this situation.
All my other friends I hear from and we talk etc - but I haven't spoken to her in a month - and apparently it isn't happening. My husband keeps telling me she just doesn't need you - that is why she doesn't call.
I have put so much energy into our relationship - anyway your suggestion would be appreciated.
What do you get from the friendship?
Is it enough for you to be willing to be the one who always initiates?
You might also try having a frank conversation with her -- approaching it with openness and curiosity, not anger or hostility. Tell her what you notice and how you feel about it. You might find some of your questions answered by this.
I wish you well in working this through.
I did say to her gee I haven't heard from you - that is ALL I said - she said she was tired and snowed under at work, etc - the way I think gee, can't even spare 5 mins to let your friend know you are back, etc. Anyway, I mentioned the email and she spoke with her head down - "my sister wouldn't let me use her computer" which I find strange - doesn't make sense.
Anyway, that was it and am not calling - will let time pass - I dont want to force myself on people if they aren't interested in talking with me. I will focus on people who I enjoy.
I used to enjoy our friendship but for a friendship to survive I feel they need to meet you halfway or forget it and forcus on meeting potential new people.
I joined a fitness center in the town where I live and even though there aren't many people there I do enjoy getting out every day - who knows - once the cold weather sets in I may make one friend.
Anyway, I'm a person that has to have friends as I have a husband who is gone a lot in the day - anyway thanks for your response.
This woman you talk about, seems not to care? Appearently, she does not need your friendship? If she did, would'nt she make some effort? At least a little? She has not, therefore, you should stop calling her. Then, if she feels she has lost out, maybe she will initiate the calls? Anyway, it seems to me, she has lost a great friend?
I wish i was as outgoing as you are. I don't have any friends. The one true friend i did have, died yesterday, and i am all alone now. Not a good feeling, i can tell you!
Good luck, Dennis
You are SO right - that is what my husband says - a person gets tired of wagging their tail all the time. She sounds different now that she is back. Funny isn't it that her sister wouldn't allow her to email me. That stinks - cause when she said that she had her head down - I have caught her in lies - not that I am holier than though but I have always told the truth and if the truth would hurt I would try to be diplomatic.
I am taking your advice and not calling.
I Again, I'm sorry you lost a good friend but every day could change that - just one outing or one social event - but if you stay home and dont get out you are losing the battle - sometimes real neat things happen that are unexpected - and all of a sudden one had a happy day so all I can advise you to do is to get out and get involved in something. You can improve your situation but you have to be patient while you are trying new things. Good luck! Remember one thing - you are not alone in feeling alone and know there are many people like you. God loves you and ask him to help you with daily prayers. Take care.
Your "friend" had to be lying, if she held her head down? That is a sure giveaway. Why would her sister "not" let her use the computer? For what possible reason? Plus, there is always the cell/home phone? She could have called. No, i do not believe she is a real friend? Real friends care. Care enough to call, or just drop by. You know, i am sorry you liked her so much. She sure was'nt playing fair.
I hope you find another true friend, Dennis
How about instead of having big expectations out of her and your friendship you consider that the friendship is what it is. If that is alright with you. You don't need to be apart of a friendship that takes so much energy from you and leaves you feeling resentful.
I'm just guessing from what you've said of her she probably doesn't have much self esteem and enjoys what she gets from you and has no idea how to return it. When you ask why she doesn't call it may just confirm to her her worthlessness. Not that that should be your burden to carry. Just maybe if you guys are neighbors then every once in awhile you can call her up for a walk and some girl time. Just know she's not going to be more than that. And ONLY if you are alright with that.
When your talk about her putting her head down when she answered you, that is a sign of shame. Not necessarily a lie. Obviously I don't know, but it was shame she was feeling.
Since you don't really have anything to lose here why not ask her "do you like me" "does it bother you when I come around" "do you spend time with me out of obligation" "I wonder because we only get together because I call and it makes me feel like you don't really value our friendship"
She might think you are always too busy for her and she doesn't want to call you and interrupt your life because in her low self esteem she's not worth it. Just an idea.
I hope Anon 11642 is still keeping tabs on her post? She may yet have a friend, if its not too late? I certainly hope this is the case? I would even take that kind of friendship right now. If i did'nt have you guys on WEB-MD, i would not have any friends at all.
Thank you for being here, you are definately one of the best posters here!!! Thank you, for all the help you give, not only to me, but to all the other's. Thank you!
Again, thanks for all your posts - it's good Web MD has these message boards - it sure helps going to a "shrink" and sometimes we just need to talk with an uninterested party to vent and get things off our chests anonymously.
She may not know how to prove to you, that you are her friend? Tml may be right, she really does like you, just has no idea how to express herself? You did say she was a German? The Germans are a strange lot, when it comes to friendships. My friend was married to a German national. She would not very often, even come in the room when i visited. And when she did, she kept her head down, and i would barely get a hi from her. Could they still be shy from what the nazzi's did in WW2? I don't know? it could be?
Well, good luck, and keep us posted. You are definately right about this site, it is a wonderful place to come to!
I was thinking about you today and hoping you are doing alright?
She did something a friend would do, and then you said she needs to do something to prove she's a friend. Maybe you have two different ideas of what friendship means. Apparently she doesn't fit yours and she's probably not going to either.
If she's not worth the effort to you why bother worrying so much about this? Why not try talking with her about what's on your mind instead of not calling her and hoping its going to change something?
She obviously is too busy with her full-time job and taking care of her 81-year-old husband. I am just letting time pass and not going to call her.
Dont know if I will say anything to her - she can just wonder why I dont call her periodically - if she says anything about that - I will just say - you know the phone works both ways.
Will focus my time on friends that do call.
Anyway, what a lot of replies - this is great - felt I needed to say something. Anyway, thanks for all your thoughts and replies.
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As my wife and I were taking shelter in the concourse at Target Field Monday, July 14, a man with damp clothes said, "The Metrodome wasn't so bad now was it?" His comment made me pause, but didn't change my mind that Target Field is far superior to the indoor multi-use stadium that has now been torn down.
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Baseball All-Star Game, Target Field live up to hype
As my wife and I were taking shelter in the concourse at Target Field Monday, July 14, a man with damp clothes said, "The Metrodome wasn't so bad now was it?" His comment made me pause, but didn't change my mind that Target Field is far superior to the indoor multi-use stadium that has now been torn down.
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Now that I have a job, I am getting my own money. And with this money my possibilities are endless!
Bill to gut tenure dead, but not forgotten
A bill that would have basically ended the tenure system, which protects older teachers and makes newer teachers the "last hired, first fired," made it through the Minnesota Legislature early this session before being vetoed by Gov. Mark Dayton.
View from outside, and inside, key to community vitality
I've lived in the area full-time for about three decades now. Although I don't have the deep family roots many residents do in the area, I've become comfortable enough that I tend to look at the area through "local" eyes, noticing daily changes, but not always seeing the larger trends.
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The I'm For Mabel Committee holds on to the positive side of the town of Mabel with all the strength it can find. There is most always a spark, a glimmer of fun and new ideas that can be found if community members can listen and discuss and plan. In the next months, the committee will be highlighting Mabel-area residents who are part of a positive community and try to give their best to promote where they live and work.
Obama's visit as good as it gets in modern era
I know from history books and old news footage that previous presidents from Dwight Eisenhower to Franklin D. Roosevelt once upon a time campaigned before and while in office from the back of a train throughout the United States. Harry Truman was the most well-known president for his whistle-stop tours and one of the most famous news photos of all time shows him standing on a train car platform holding up a copy of the Chicago Tribune with a banner headline stating "Dewy defeats Truman," which turned out to be not the case at all.
'Cars 2' features familiar voices
Leaving Radiator Springs behind, "Cars 2" finds adventure in European settings.
LGA makes sure all cities in state serve their residents
In recent years, cuts to Local Government Aid (LGA) have been a fact of life for area cities. For example, Harmony received $370,142 in LGA in 2007, but cuts over the past few years meant a payment of just $320,299 in 2010, according to the Minnesota House Research Department. The cuts were often last minute decisions to help balance shortfalls in the state budget.
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'Cars' spins NASCAR tale
A fast-paced comedy adventure, "Cars" is an amazing high-octane blend of Pixar/Disney animation magic, NASCAR phenomena and heart-warming Route 66 nostalgia.
The blockbuster hit, a Pixar Animation Studios film presented by Walt Disney Pictures, opened nationwide, Friday, June 9, following a notable premiere, complete with the traditional red carpet and the not-so-traditional presence of four giant custom-built screens in Concord, N.C., the heart of NASCAR country.
Worldwide attention heralds 'The Da Vinci Code'
A glittering worldwide premiere at the prestigious 59th annual Festival de Cannes showcased the blockbuster release from Columbia Pictures and Imagine Entertainment, "The Da Vinci Code." The compelling mystery thriller took in a record-setting $231.8 million during its impressive worldwide weekend opening.
Worldwide attention heralds 'The Da Vinci Code'
A glittering worldwide premiere at the prestigious 59th annual Festival de Cannes showcased the blockbuster release from Columbia Pictures and Imagine Entertainment, "The Da Vinci Code." The compelling mystery thriller took in a record-setting $231.8 million during its impressive worldwide weekend opening.
Twins fan ready for outdoor games
One of the high profile actions of the Legislature last spring was the approval of a bill to pave the way for a new stadium for the Minnesota Twins. Public financing of stadiums is a controversial subject with strong feelings on both sides. Like abortion, there is little middle ground, and few people are swayed by rhetoric against their position.
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Box-office competition has been energized by the recent klieg-lighted openings of major films in theaters nationwide as we now enter the upcoming summer season at the movies.
Area showing way on recycling
Once a week, the curbs along streets throughout the cities in the area fill up with recycling tubs. That doesn't happen in every state, at least not to the extent it does in Minnesota.
Biocycle magazine's latest annual survey, called "The State of Garbage," puts Minnesota second best in the nation for recycling with 43.2 percent. Oregon leads the way with 45.2 percent.
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By John Shinn
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NORMAN — When the polls were released on Sunday, little changed for Oklahoma.
It remained No. 12 in the BCS standings. However, it did drop one spot in the USA Today coaches poll to No. 13. The reason was Oregon State jumped ahead of the Sooners. OU remained at No. 14 in the Associated Press Top 25.
What's odd is the way the Sooners' schedule is going to play out. Back in August, their schedule appeared to be backloaded with games with Baylor, West Virginia, Oklahoma State and TCU to end the season.
As of Sunday, none of those teams are ranked in the BCS standings or in either major poll.
Irwin fights through the pain: OU guard Bronson Irwin missed two series against Iowa State due to ankle injury. He did finish the game.
"Bronson battled back," centers and guards coach James Patton said. "He just stung that ankle. It's an ongoing process and it will be for the rest of the season."
Irwin has been dealing with the ankle injury since the Texas game. Nonetheless, he's started every game since.
Gardner says he's turning pro: Courtney Gardner was supposed to be one of the prized recruits in OU's 2012 recruiting class. However, the wide receiver from Sierra (Calif.) Community College failed to academically qualify.
Apparently, he has stopped trying. He announced on Twitter on Sunday that he will enter the NFL draft in April.
"SORRY TO INTERRUPT EVERYONE'S BEAUTIFUL SUNDAY BUT I WILL NOT BE ATTENDING THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA!!" Gardner Tweeted.
He followed that up with another Tweet announcing his NFL plans.
A source close to the Sooner program said OU had stopped recruiting Gardner before Sunday's announcement.
Where's Whaley?: With Damien Williams hampered by an ankle injury, OU turned to running back Brennan Clay to carry the rushing load against Iowa State. The results were ideal. Clay rushed for 157 yards and a touchdown. However, Dominique Whaley had one carry for two yards. It was his first carry in the last three games. Whaley was OU's leading rusher last season.
"He's healthy," running backs coach Cale Gundy said. "I don't know if it's a complete, full, 100 percent back like it was the first go-around. He practices well. He never has any problems in practice or out here. He's just a little hesitant and I'm just kind of thinking it is what it is."
OU-Baylor will kickoff at 2:30 p.m.: The Big 12 Conference announced on Sunday that the OU-Baylor game set for Saturday at Owen Field will kickoff at 2:30 p.m. and will be televised by Fox Sports Net.
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Night & Day — "Little Women," is continuing this weekend, produced by the Niagara Regional Theatre Guild, formerly the Niagara Falls Little Theatre, Western New York's oldest theatre group since 1923.
The production, which closes on Sunday, is directed by Dan Zerpa of Buffalo, produced by Carolyn Quigley of Grand Island, with choreography by Dawn Marcolini Newton of Grand Island and music direction by John Panepinto of Buffalo.
Based on Allan Knee's book adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's classic 1869 semi-autobiographical novel, this musical/drama focuses on the four March sisters — brassy, tomboy-like, aspiring writer Jo, romantic Meg, pretentious Amy, and kind-hearted Beth — learning the lessons of life, love, and heartbreak in the shadow of the Civil War era.
This new musical adaptation of Allan Knee's book with lyrics by Mindi Dickstein and music by Jason Howland mainly revolves around Jo.
The musical score includesMore Than I Am," "Some Things Are Meant To Be," "Off To Massachusetts," "Small Umbrella in the Rain," and many more.
Starring from Buffalo are Amberly Panepinto as Marmee; Amy Sturmer as Meg March; from Tonawanda: Ashley Fratello as Jo March; Cassandra Grizanti as Beth March; Scott Mackmin as Theodore "Laurie" Lawrence, and M. Joseph Fratello as Mr. John Brooke; from North Tonawanda: Sarah Mullin as Amy March and Jessica Dows as Aunt March; and, from Niagara Falls is Paul Bene as Mr. Lawrence.
The show, which opened in early November, will continue this weekend with shows at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 3 p.m. matinee Sunday will be the final performance.
Tickets are: Presale $15; At the door and general admission in $18; Senior/student with ID $16 ; Children 16 & under $10 ; and, groups of over 15 people and school performances have special pricing. All tickets are available by calling ahead and picking up tickets at the Box Office or purchasing tickets at the Box Office the day of the performance you wish to attend. Special benefits and concerts are priced differently. All shows will be presented at NRTG's home at the Ellicott Creek Playhouse on the St. Edmund Campus, 530 Ellicott Creek Road, Tonawanda. Call 260-2319 or go to NRTG's website: www.niagaratheatre.com for reservations, tickets for performance of your choice, new home directions, etc. Mastercard, Vista, Amex, and Discover cards are accepted.


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Had the Belleville West Maroons not packed up and left O'Fallon High School on Saturday, Brian Hill might still be blazing trails all over the Panthers' artificial turf.
Hill had a game to remember when he returned an interception 97 yards for a touchdown, caught a 20-yard TD pass and ran for two more TDs in West's 55-38 Southwestern Conference victory over O'Fallon.
"He's explosive and he's got another gear," O'Fallon coach Brandon Joggerst said of Hill, a Division I prospect at safety who also is a threat to score every time he touches the ball on offense. "He's versatile and plays both ways. He's a very good high school football player."
It was a busy afternoon for Hill, who ran six times for 31 yards, caught two passes for 62 yards, had a kickoff return, two interceptions, a punt return and 10 tackles (eight solos).
Hill and the Maroons (5-0 overall, 3-0 in the league) will be at home Friday for a much-anticipated SWC showdown against Edwardsville (5-0, 3-0).
Edwardsville is first in the News-Democrat Large-School (Class 5A-8A) rankings and fifth in the state 7A poll, while Belleville West is second in the News-Democrat poll and eighth in the 7A state rankings.
Not to be overlooked Saturday was the production of the O'Fallon offense. Seven turnovers --including five interceptions --derailed the Panthers, but they also had school-record performances by sophomore quarterback Camden Bauer (33-of-53, 560 yards, five TDs, five interceptions) and receivers Tae'Mon Franklin (nine catches, 215 yards, two TDs), Klayton Gettis (12 catches, 169 yards) and Patrick Riley (seven catches, 143 yards).
According to Illinois High School Association records, Bauer's 560-yard day was the fifth-highest total in state history. The record-holder is Riverside-Brookfield's Tim Brasic, who threw for 589 yards against Joliet Catholic in 2001.
Joggerst said Bauer, who had to pick himself up off the turf several times after hard hits, continues to learn and improve.
"He's a very intuitive and smart kid," Joggerst said. "He'll watch (film) and realize what mistakes he can learn from and build upon. Sometimes it's not always the quarterback; when you check film it could be the protection, it could be the receivers running routes.
"He'll build from this. He's going to be a very good one.
Frazier out for season
Althoff coach Ken Turner confirmed Monday that talented senior receiver Luke Frazier is out for six to eight weeks with a fractured left ankle. Frazier was injured in the second quarter of Friday's 58-7 South Seven Conference victory over Centralia.
Turner said Frazier, who has battled injuries throughout his career, will undergo surgery Thursday. Frazier leads Althoff with five TDs and also has 22 catches for a team-leading 329 yards.
"It's real sad because it's his senior year and he was doing so well," Turner said of Frazier, who also missed time last season because of a broken bone in his leg. "It's strange. It's the same Friday two years in a row. Just bad luck."
Turner said he will rotate Malik Easley and Dennis Jackson at the wingback and receiver slots to join receivers Keenen Young, Austin Mueller and Collin McClellan.
Dupo finds the win column
After a 0-3 start under new head coach Tim Nelson, the Dupo Tigers have knocked off Cahokia Conference rivals Red Bud (28-12) and Wesclin (42-21) to gain some confidence.
Nelson was encouraged even in previous defeats against Central and Columbia. The Tigers trailed unbeaten Columbia 14-13 heading into the fourth quarter before the Eagles pulled away for a 42-21 win.
The Tigers have come a long way from their nine turnovers in a season-opening 32-16 loss to Sparta (1-4). In the last three weeks, they have posted 368 yards of offense against Columbia, followed by 370 against Red Bud and 466 against Wesclin.
"The kids are starting to figure out the option offense," Nelson said.
Dupo senior defensive end Levi Hall has an area-leading 10 sacks.
A balanced rushing attack includes Tyler Barnes (73 carries, 409 yards, six TDs), quarterback Brett Aldridge (55 carries, 381 yards, seven TDs) and Kyle LaChance (41 carries, 334 yards, two TDs).
"My expectations are very high and I'm very particular on how I want things done," Nelson said. "If we're not meeting those expectations, we spend a lot of time on the small things in practice.
"The biggest adjustment is them adjusting to me. They're beginning to have an idea of how the offense works and we're becoming more fluid."
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On December 20, 2012, at 7:30pm, let's come together to pray for the peace and harmony of our community, our nation and our world!
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As for Matthew 1:18: "came together" (RSV, KJV): this is the Greek, sunerchomai (Strong's word #4905). It, too, has a wide range of meaning, far beyond mere sexuality. Protestant linguist W.E. Vine (under "Come", "Came") states that it is "often translated by the verb to assemble." In fact, if we look at all the NT usages of this word, only one instance out of 32 is clearly sexual in meaning, in context (1 Corinthians 7:5 - so naturally you select that verse as your cross-reference, when there are 30 other instances which are clearly not sexual in nature (Mk 3:20, 6:33, 14:53, Lk 5:15, 23:55, Jn 11:33, 18:20, Acts 1:6,21, 2:6, 5:16, 9:39, 10:23,27,45, 11:12, 15:38, 16:13, 19:32, 21:16,22, 25:17, 28:17, 1 Cor 11:17,18,20,33,34, 14:23,26).
Dave, you shot yourself in the foot on this one. You proved my point. Word studies are only valid when the context validates the meaning. By choosing the one context that is sexual in nature, I did proper exegesis and word study analysis. You on the other had, cloud and obfuscate the issue by bringing in so many other usages of the word, but clearly do not mean that in those contexts.
Ken, Ken, Ken. What will I do with you!!!? Again, you have argued in a great big vicious circle: "In order to prove that this passage is sexual in nature, I'll choose the one other example out of 32 that is clearly sexual, so I can 'prove' what I already believe to be the case because it is so obvious for anyone to see that Mt 1:18 is a sexual context and content, and no one need argue that. Only those 'anti-sex' Catholics could miss it! By choosing the one context that was sexual in nature I confirmed what I already believed: that Mt 1:18 is also sexual, and this is proper exegesis; not reading my own preconceived bias into the passage at all."
The issue is not the word sunerchomai, but the context and how the word is used. You obviously agree that I Cor. 7:5 is sexual in nature. OK. Is not Matthew 1:18-25 also talking about lots of issues that have to do with marriage, sex, ( kept her a virgin until), etc., virginity, betrothal period, etc.
I don't see that the Virgin Birth is a "sexual" thing; rather, it is a Christological, incarnational thing. It is not sexual at all, in fact, because no one believes that the Holy Spirit literally had sex with Mary when she conceived. That would hardly be possible, since the Holy Spirit is immaterial, anyway.
Come on! This is very bad argumentation, because NOT one of these contexts you have cited is in the context of a husband and wife or betrothal or marriage. However, Matthew 1:18 -25 and I Cor. 7:5 are clearly in contexts of marriage, a man and a woman coming together, sexual issues, betrothal period, proving the virgin birth, etc. I am not basing my argumentation on the word "come together" (sunerchomai), but rather on the contexts of each, clearly in Matthew 1, Mary and Joseph is all about betrothal, virginity, before they came together, don't be afraid to take her as your wife, "kept her a virgin", until ( hoes hou) she gave birth to a Son", etc. Come on, man! I did not make my case based on the word alone, but on context.
Yor method is still flawed, because you can't just find another sexual instance to prove that this instance must also be sexual. That is circular argument. But to see that the word is overwhelmingly used in a non-sexual way is support for the possibility that here, too, it might be intended non-sexually. That's much stronger than simply assuming it means one thing here that it usually doesn't mean elsewhere.
Another counter-argument is to list different translations which illustrate that the word sunerchomai here does not necessarily have a sexual connotation:
Phillips / New English Bible / REB: ". . . before their marriage . . ."
Today's English Version / Goodspeed / CEV: ". . . before they were married . . . "
Barclay: "before they became man and wife"
Jerusalem: ". . . before they came to live together . . ."
Williams: "before they had lived together"
NRSV / Beck: "before they lived together"
Neither "marriage" nor "living together" means "engaging in sexual relations." Granted, the latter usually is associated with the former, but they don't mean the same thing, which is at issue. If these translators had thought (as you do) that the latter was what the author (or context) intended or required, then clearly they wouldn't have translated as they did. But no less than eleven translations (only Jerusalem has a connection with Catholicism) render the word in this fashion: in a way which does not support your casual, rather foolishly triumphant conclusion.
Now, you may think that you know better than these Greek scholars do. For my part, I am happy to yield to their professional judgment, as shown in the very way they decided to translate the word sunerchomai in this instance. And the phrase "come together" itself does not necessarily mean sexuality (in English) either. It could, but it's not clear-cut. So there is no translation that I can find which expresses a sexual meaning beyond any reasonable or linguistic doubt.
You claim that 1 Corinthians 7:5 is a direct parallel: sex is being discussed there (I agree), so (you say) it must be here, too. But if we use the translation that the Bibles above use at Mt 1:18 over at 1 Cor 7:5, it becomes absurd; obviously, then, they think the two passages are essentially different. I'll use the RSV for the surrounding words in the passage and then add in the translations from the other versions at Mt 1:18:
Do not refuse one another except perhaps by agreement for a season, that you may devote yourselves to prayer; but then get married again, lest Satan tempt you through lack of self-control.
Do not refuse one another except perhaps by agreement for a season, that you may devote yourselves to prayer; but then become man and wife again, lest Satan tempt you through lack of self-control.
Do not refuse one another except perhaps by agreement for a season, that you may devote yourselves to prayer; but then live together again, lest Satan tempt you through lack of self-control.
I rest my case.
You are amazing that you write so much, and I commend you for the volume and all.
Thank you. It has taken me a large chunk of a day each for the four installments.
The massive amounts and time it takes to read your material is overwhelming.
You're not exactly word-challenged yourself! LOL I come home to my computer after my post was up for a day and find 70 comments, most of them yours, and considerably lengthy.
But the challenge gives me energy, as I think I remember you writing in one of your articles.
Indeed; I'm the same way. In fact, I thank you profusely for your critique (I mean that; I'm not being merely cute or sarcastic) because it was the precipitating cause for this now quite-meaty and in-depth treatment of the subject, which I had never examined in anywhere near this depth before (and likely wouldn't have, but for the challenge). It's very educational and exciting for me personally, and I hope that it provides food for thought for my Christian readers of all stripes.
None of this was meant as personal, it is all doctrinal and historical and written because I care.
Hegessipus clearly distinquishes between brother and cousin and since Simon, Simeon, Symon are common Jewish names, obviously Jesus has a half-brother named Simon, and a cousin named Simon, two different people.
That is not what I found, in Eusebius (in the last installment). Hegesippus makes it very clear that Symeon (or Simon) is Jesus' first cousin:
Symeon, son of the Clopas mentioned in the gospel narrative [note: Jn 19:25; perhaps Lk 24:18], was a fit person to occupy the throne of the Jerusalem see. He was, so it is said, a cousin of the Saviour, for Hegesippus tells us that Clopas was Joseph's brother.
When James the Righteous had suffered martyrdom like the Lord and for the same reason, Symeon the son of his uncle Clopas was appointed bishop. He being a cousin of the Lord, it was the universal demand that he should be the second.
. . . Mary, wife of the Clopas whose son he was" and "the son of the Lord's uncle, the aforesaid Simon son of Clopas . . .
Cross-referencing makes this the same person, not two different ones, and it is the same Simon who is twice listed as the Lord's "brother".
Just like all the different Marys and Jacobs ( James) and Johns and Judes in the NT.
Yep, there are lots of repeated names, but it's not like we have no way to make distinctions and to largely determine who is who. My Protestant references pretty much all agreed as to the identity of these four brothers, and the scenario I offered is perfectly coherent and in perfect harmony with the biblical data that we have.
Anyway, you make some good points about inferences, etc. This is where we agree that there is Doctrinal Development, the question is, what is legitimate DD and what is not legitimate. DD=Doctrinal Developement.
Yes; I have made many and elaborate arguments concerning that, as you know. It's one of my specialties, and my favorite theological topic.
I think the Protestant case is stronger -- good exegesis is staying in the parameters of language, context, historical background, grammar, Greek and Hebrew, etc.
Where have I done otherwise in my replies? I've utilized all these things and strictly Protestant reference sources. And when one does this, the Catholic case for the perpetual virginity of Mary (even utilizing mostly the Bible only - in this case with the aid of a little bit of early tradition) is shown to be, I think, much stronger than its denial.
Protestant doctrine stays within paramenters of the language and grammar and history and good exegesis, whereas RCC theology relies too much on speculation and imagination and actually adding things to the text.
Again, I appeal to our readers to judge who has been doing this in our dialogue. I've cited all kinds of references; I don't recall you using any (though you seem to be basically regurgitating polemical material you have found from Eric Svendsen and perhaps also Jason Engwer). I've done extensive cross-referencing and linguistic analysis, with the aid of the appropriate books (none Catholic). You have been speculating quite a bit, by supposing that you see sex in several places where it either isn't there at all, or not necessarily there (so there is room for doubt). I've played your game all the way on this, and have examined your arguments and found them severely wanting and not even coherent, let alone compelling or persuasive. The "RCC does this and that and hates sex and worships idols and makes Mary a goddess and it is so outrageous" card won't work with me, because I have argued on the basis of common premises (as is my habitual method). You have to argue the case from the Bible and logic with me, and I submit (with all due respect and even affection) that you are not succeeding very well in your task.
The RCC inferences are more of stretches - like the PVM, papal infallibility, sinlessness of Mary, immaculate conception, indulgences, NT priests as clergy with ex opere operato power in their words to call forth grace.
I've backed all of these things up in my papers and books with significant amounts of biblical evidences and support (though not all explicit). I've even found much biblical support for Mary Mediatrix. Indulgences are expressly biblical: right from a concrete example from St. Paul. Some doctrines, like the Assumption, are very difficult to back up with specific Scripture, yet that doctrine, like all Catholic doctrines, is not contrary to anything in Scripture. All the Assumption means is that Mary was immediately resurrected when she departed this earthly life. I don't find that implausible at all, considering who she was, and given that all the elect will one day be resurrected. All it is, is a speeding-up of that which will happen to every person who makes it to heaven by virtue of God's grace, and His grace alone.
And all the Immaculate Conception is (speaking in a certain limited "minimalistic" sense to make a point), is a return to the human race before it fell. Mary was simply made by grace that which we all could and would have been, had we not fallen. And we will all be sinless again if we enter heaven. I can scarcely imagine any sensible a priori objection to that. One may argue that it is not factual or actual, but I don't see how one can deny that God has the power to make the mother of Jesus sinless from conception by a sheer act of unmerited grace. Nor, I believe, is there any compelling a priori objection to the perpetual virginity of Mary. That being the case, instead we hear a bunch of hooey and hogwash about it supposedly being a "Gnostic" doctrine or "anti-sex" and so forth . . .
The Protestant position was around in the canonical scriptures, both Tertullian and Helvidius just happen to have their eyes opened or open on that issue, even if they were wrong on other issues.
According to The International Standard Bible Encyclopedia (edited by James Orr, Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans, 1939, volume 1, p. 518-520, "Brethren of the Lord":
This view [denial of the PVM] is not the most ancient. It has been traced to Tertullian [c. 160-c.225], and has been more fully developed by Belvidius, an
obscure writer of the 4th century.
Two other views have been advocated with much learning and earnestness. The earlier, which seems to have been prevalent in the first three centuries and is supported by Origen, Eusebius, Gregory of Nyssa and Ambrose, Epiphanius being
its chief advocate, regards these "brethren" as the children of Joseph by a former marriage, and Mary as his second wife.
. . . Another view, first propounded by Jerome when a very young man, in antagonizing Belvidius, but afterward qualified by its author, was followed by Augustine, the Roman Catholic writers generally, and carried over into Protestantism at the Reformation, and accepted, even though not urged, by Luther, Chemnitz, Bengel, etc., understands the word "brother" in the general sense of "kinsman," and interprets it here as equivalent to "cousin." According to this, these brethren were actually blood-relatives of Jesus, and not of Joseph. They were the children of Alphaeus, otherwise known as Clopas (Jn 19:25), and the sister of Mary. This Mary, in Mt 27:56, is described as "the mother of James and Joses," and in Mk 15:40, "the mother of James the less and of Joses, and Salome." This theory as completely developed points to the three names, James, Judas and Simon found both in the lists of the apostles and of the "brethren," and argues that it would be a remarkable coincidence if they referred to different persons, and the two sisters, both named Mary, had found the very same names for their sons.
[At the end of the article it is stated that J.B. Lightfoot, the great biblical scholar, accepted the Epiphanian view - the "brethren" as sons of Joseph from a former marriage]
It is NOT 19th Century enlightenment.
Strictly speaking, no, because all errors can usually be traced back to ancient heresies. But that is when it took hold among Protestants, along with the detrimental influence of theological liberalism and higher criticism.
Thanks again for a very stimulating and enjoyable discussion. This wraps up Round Two. If you counter-reply to my Round Two arguments, I will respond in kind and put up a third dialogue.


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(Asian, Japanese, Sushi, Thai)
Nu Asian cuisine: sushi, Thai, Phillipine and Japanese.