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I am using WPUF but on profile page my Password strength meter was not working may be it is conflicting with default Password-strength-meter.js in wordpress.
Thanks in advance for help
I am using WPUF but on profile page my Password strength meter was not working may be it is conflicting with default Password-strength-meter.js in wordpress.
Thanks in advance for help
I'm experiencing the same problem. The meter "alarms" while still typing the second password and turns red with the mismatch message. If the passwords match, the red disappears, but the mismatch message does not, nor does the plugin analyze the strength of the password.
Using latest version of wpuf and WP 3.8.1.
The primary reason I'm using this plugin was to find an alternative way for users to update their profile, especially their password.
This thread has been open for a month with no response from the developer and reported previously, with the older threads just closed without resolution. Will look elsewhere for a similar plugin.
Not sure if you are still looking for an answer to this, or maybe it will help someone else in the future. But I was having the same problem and got the indicator to work by doing the following
Ok it turns out the issue is that the password strength plugin (which is a default wordpress plugin and not WPUF's) is not calling a required js file when used with WPUF
I managed to get it to work by adding the following to the "wp-content/plugins/wp-user-frontend-pro/wpuf-functions.php" file
* Enqueue script for password strength meter
function password_score_script() {
wp_enqueue_script( 'zxcvbn-async', '/wp-includes/js/zxcvbn-async$suffix.js', array(), '1.0.0′, true );
add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'password_score_script' );
Add the above to the end of the functions file and it should then work as expected.
pak77, Thanks!
It works perfect, you solved my problem!
fixed in latest update.
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Every day this month will have the five goofiest moment from a five-issue stretch of a particular comic book run. Once a week it will be the ten goofiest moments of a ten-issue stretch. Here is a list of the moments featured so far.
We continue our two-part look at the first ten issues featuring the All-New, All-Different X-Men. Today we're looking at X-Men #98-102. The issues were written by Chris Claremont and drawn by Dave Cockrum (pencils on all the issues, inks on X-Men #100), Sam Grainger (inks on #98 and #102) and Frank Chiaramonte (inks on #99 and #101).
As always, this is all in good fun. I don't mean any of this as a serious criticism of the comics in question. Not only were these writers certainly never imagining people still reading these comics decades after they were written, great comics often have goofy moments (Kirby/Lee's Fantastic Four is one of the best comic book runs of all-time and there were TONS of goofy stuff in those 100 plus issues!).
I just always chuckle at how Steven Lang's outfit makes him look like a super-villain. I mean, the dude even has a giant A on his chest for "Armaggedon"…
Granted, him laughing maniacally with his fists in the air probably doesn't help him much on the "looking like a supervillain" front, either…
In this scene from #102, do note that Professor X has been dealing with some disturbing dreams (as the Shi'ar try to contact him for help), so he is not in a very good place, mentally at the time. So he certainly wouldn't NORMALLY react this way. Still, it is pretty odd for him to ever act quite like this…
Watch Xavier's hand in the last panel. Is he getting ready to bitch slap Cyclops? By the way, also note that they forgot to correctly color Cyclops' glasses.
Speaking of Cyclops….from issue #98, I'm pretty sure that's not how his powers work….
He'd have to lift his sunglasses OFF, no?
I certainly understand what they're going for here in #102, about how Wolverine is unprepared to deal with having friends…
But come on, the guy is shocked that other people are there to see her? Including her BOYFRIEND? That's not "unaccustomed to the ways of friendship" that's just plain dumb.
5. TMI, Chuck, TMI…
It's bad enough that Xavier had a thing for his sixteen year old student, the fact that he apparently tells other people about it is even more out there…
Particularly an old girlfriend.
4. Her lady business is quite sensitive to these things…
Only in comics would a line from the middle panel from this #102 page seem not utterly bizarre.
"Sometimes I wonder where (say my name out loud for some reason), aspiring photo-journalist [I love the "aspiring" part] got the nerve to ask an African princess to marry him."
But then Storm's mother takes it to a whole other level of bizarre by noting that she knew Ororo was special since CONCEPTION. Ooookay….
3. It is simple for me to re-polarize this napkin into a sandwich…I cannot make mustard, though…
In #101, Storm debuts her "save time on having to write/draw her changing clothes" power, where her weather powers somehow allow her to change the molecules of her costume into any outfit she desires.
2. Somehow an even goofier new power!
That is a pretty goofy power, and if I was judging the powers strictly on "which one was goofier?" I would definitely go with Storm's. However, Nightcrawler's new "disappear into shadows" power from #102 is goofier because he never knew he had it until this point…
Really, Nightcrawler? You never noticed your body would disappear when you walked into shadow?
Oh, Cockrum, and your desire to make Nightcrawler a bigger deal…
1. Really? Really?
In #102, when the X-Men are at Banshee's ancestral castle, Claremont decides that it would make sense to work leprechauns into the story…
Really? Lepre freakin' chauns?
i recall that the leprechaun issue also seemed to imply that nightcrawler was not in fact a mutant but a leprechaun (which is bizzare, especially since we now know that he is indeed not a mutant but a half-demon, which makes a lot more sense…)
Azazel is not a demon, he's an ancient mutant like Selene and Apocalypse.
I think people should talk in real life more like they were doing Claremont exposition. AS, an aspiring blog commentator, would be amused.
The coloring obscures it a bit, but I think Cyclops had flip-up sunglasses in that panel; those are the lens floating above like an awning over his eyes.
The coloring obscures it a bit, but I think Cyclops had flip-up sunglasses in that panel; those are the lens floating above like an awning over his eyes.
Yeah, that possibility is why I put it outside of the Top 5.
I think the 'Storms new power' bit was meant to imply her costume has an alternate form triggered by electricity.
Been a while since I've read up on the 'unstable molecules' though.
Yeah, but if the lens did flip up, then shouldn't the pair of glasses fly off his face?
That's an odd panel.
What we're seeing is Cyclops flip open his glasses, send force beams of light through the lenses without moving the glasses themselves (which aren't being held), and then presumably hitting a Sentinel hard enough to damage/destroy it.
Not that I ever thought Cyclops wearing a simple pair of glasses to hold back light beams that can crush mountains made much sense anyway…
#2's goofy nature is totally redeemed by the awesomeness of that panel. Seriously, his unconscious body only being half-visible is a cool as hell idea, and weirdly one that I can't think of anyone duplicating recently.
Nightcrawler's shadow power can indeed be pretty cool, though it is weird that such a thing would come up there for the first time…
Though, since Prof. Xavier is well known to be a jerk, I wonder if he did some secret experiments on the side on his "students" which could result on growing of earlier powers or sudden appearance of new ones…maybe that also explains the sudden disappearance of the cloth change power of Storm, that experiment didn't work so well.
Professor X's dialogue in the last panel of that scene with Scott if done by today's writers would have read "Is Charles Xavier going to have to smack a bitch?"
Cyclop's glasses have flip up lenses which is why he doesn't have to lift up his glasses. Which I think makes it even goofier actually.
Storm has all sorts of secondary powers during the early Claremont years – for example, when the Brood impregnate the X-Men with their eggs, Storm can sense the parasite inside her, even though none of the other X-Men can. Also, Claremont seems to be implying that her power is not just about controlling the weather, but being in link with the planet itself. In the same Brood arc, Storm gets re-energized by just being close to some planets, even though she's still in interplanetary space and nowhere close their atmosphere. Why she can't use this "planetary sensitivity" to do some other things besides controlling the weather remains unclear.
Disappearing into the shadows is a pretty cool power. That Kurt never realized he had it is unbelieavable, though.
Disappearing into the shadows is a pretty cool power. That Kurt never realized he had it is unbelieavable, though.
Before that he had always tried to walk on the sunny side of the street, because he heard a song once that told him to.
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The reason Scott's eyebeams can blast through mountains, yet still be held back by simple lenses is because the beams are far more powerfull when they are in focus. Since Scott is somewhat farsighted, he can't focus at extremely close range, so the lenses are stopping much weaker beams. It makes perfect sense.
I've always thought giving heroes instant costume-changing ability was just lazy writing (the same goes for teleportation technology). It's acceptable for magickal characters, or those whose powers involve physical transformations, but that's about it.
Brian, I had thought you missed possibly the goofiest thing of all time, but it takes place in #103, not #102. I fully expect it to be #1 when you cover the next five (or ten) issue of Uncanny X-Men.
I always thought that Nightcrawler never knew he had invisible-in-shadow-powers before because he didn't have them before. Like getting zapped by Black Tom gave him new powers (or "unlocked' them or something).
Either way, they were never mentioned again, though they were occasionally depicted in the art (that stopped after a while).
Last I heard, Marvel officially denies he ever had any such abilities.
Claremont knew how much of a misfire it was, since the leprechauns in Cassidy's Keep were one of the few ideas of his he never revisited.
But I seem to remember that Scott Lobdell used the idea in Generation X, and it was a surprisingly fun story.
About seven or eight years ago, when I read Essential X-Men Vol 1 for the first time, I was quite surprised that the very first time we learn that Wolverine's real name is Logan was when the leprechauns at Cassidy Keep call him by that name. At first I thought it very strange that such a key piece of information was revealed by Claremont in a moment of silliness. But then I realized that I've gotten so used to the X-Men books taking themselves so incredibly seriously that it seemed incongruous from a modern perspective. But when you look at it in the context of the time, when Claremont and Cockrum (and later Byrne) were attempting to do a revival of a third-tier book that few people cared about, throwing anything at the wall to see if it stuck and not taking themselves too seriously, it makes a lot more sense.
"I always thought that Nightcrawler never knew he had invisible-in-shadow-powers before because he didn't have them before. Like getting zapped by Black Tom gave him new powers (or "unlocked' them or something).
Either way, they were never mentioned again, though they were occasionally depicted in the art (that stopped after a while)."
In the Arcade two-parter that follows around Uncanny #128, I think, he clearly acknowledges the power, hiding in the shadows in front of Arcade's control room and thinking that he could hide there all day but that it would be more fun to play hero so he teleports into the room and gets blasted.
It was also used in Excalibur quite a bit early on, if memory serves, not only when taking on the Technet and warwolves, but I believe Jester-in-Nightcrawler's body during the Crazy Gang arc also used the ability somehow (I think that may have been because at the time his teleporting power was out of commission…had to give him something).
"The reason Scott's eyebeams can blast through mountains, yet still be held back by simple lenses is because the beams are far more powerfull when they are in focus. Since Scott is somewhat farsighted, he can't focus at extremely close range, so the lenses are stopping much weaker beams. It makes perfect sense."
But what we're seeing here is the eye beams being let loose to forcefully destroy something, yet the glasses stay on his face with no help. The only way that would even begin to make sense is if the eye beams gained force the further they traveled, but that seems so totally out of the realm of possibility given everything we know about Cyke.
Now some help…I seem to remember a panel about Cyclops firing pool balls with his eye beams (I think…it could have been just him shooting pool) and sinking all of them while thinking how great he was at that…can't remember what issue though. Now I want to go find that, but I can't remember what issue it was…
Marvel spent some time claiming that Nightcrawler never had shadow-invisibility powers, but then Alan Davis did an issue of Excalibur that not only reinstated the ability, but explained it as a bizarre side effect of Nightcrawler's interdimensional teleportation power.
I thought the leprechauns were a bit silly when I first saw them in a Classic X-Men, but they don't bother me that much. Marvel has all sorts of fairy-folk and stuff like that. Most fans don't seem bothered too much by Atlanteans or the Savage Land, so why should leprechauns be any different?
I was more bothered that Banshee had his own ancestral castle. It often seems like every single character from the British Isles is an aristocrat of some sort, and that really bugs me. It just feels so Mediaeval, as if to say that commoners are just not worth writing about. (I know that Marvel does have some lower-class British characters– it's just that the mix is too far out of proportion.)
re: Wolverine
Obvioously poor Logan is lovestruck, as all teenagers are, right? lol
Love makes you do stupid things :)))
I love how snarky the caption boxes get with Wolverine on his hospital visit: "Not THIS time, bub" and "We TOLD you so." Along with the captions actually picking a fight with Cyclops after Thunderbird's death, that's probably my favorite goofy thing in these issues. I kind of wish that Claremont had kept that going. Mutants are so discriminated against that even their own CAPTION BOXES hate them!
@Omar- Thanks. I suffered severe X-fatigue in the late '80s and actively avoided about 20 years worth of stories. I did read where Marvel tried to disavow Disappear-In-The-Shadows-Nightcrawler, but I should have known some beautifully anal retentive writer wouldn't let them get away with it for long.
The thing that struck me on picking up X-books again was that Kurt's eyes aren't perpetually in shadow like they used to be (as he acknowledged himself above). When the heck did that happen, and have any of the aforementioned ARW's made mention of it?
Oops, the panel I was referring to isn't there. I was remembering the part where the leprechauns were telling Kurt he turned invisible in shadows, and he was all like, "No the hell I don't. Just watch… Hey, wadda ya know, i do!"
Somehow I got it in my head that Brian had included that part.
That's from #103, James.
I couldn't help but still feature the powers thing, which is first revealed in #102 (#103 just makes it explicit, as well as showing that Kurt didn't know he could do it).
The whole thing of caption boxes talking to the characters seemed to be a big thing in this era. I noticed it a lot in Roy Thomas books of the 60s and 70s too. They're really terrible.
Smokescreen: that is in #144 IIRC. The issue with D'spayre and Man-Thing.
@T: Claremont and Tony Isabella may be the kings of that, though, since the Iron Fist series they both worked on always had running narrative captions in the second person. "You are Daniel Rand, the Iron Fist" and so forth. Isabella seems to have established the convention, but Claremont really ran with it and it seems to have influenced his use of caption narrative elsewhere.
Waitasec…. does Nightcrawler NOT have the "invisible in shadows" power any more?
In my experience, they usually just say that Nightcrawler can hide in shadows easily because he's covered in indigo fur (glossing over the fact that he almost always has sizable white portions of his costume).
I remember the Excalibur issue Omar mentioned, and when it came out I thought it was a new power they were adding; after reading every issue of X-Men from somewhere in the 140s on, I'd never seen it mentioned, and I've never seen it mentioned since, so I thought it was just a powerup that didn't stick (the same plotline had Nightcrawler singlehandedly fighting his way through a roomful of enemies without teleporting with British agents watching him making a comment like "his martial prowess is greater than our files indicate," so it seemed like Davis was powering Kurt up in general in that plotline). This is the first time I've seen those panels from the leprechaun issue (which I only knew about before this because they revisited it in an issue of Uncanny X-Men First Class).
On the Cyclops-firing-through-his-glasses image, I've always understood that Scott's optic blasts didn't knock his glasses off his face because ruby quartz actually absorbed the energy (presumably converting it into some kind of invisible, harmless radiation if you're big on Newtonian physics). I think in the picture above, he's supposed to be firing his optic blasts through the empty frames of his glasses with the lenses flipped up (presumably by some palm trigger like he sometimes uses with his visor, or by hand, having lowered his hand after flipping them up at the point the frame depicts.) I think it's a coloring error that makes it look like he's firing through red lenses instead of empty frames.
I LOVE that we learn the name Logan from a leprechaun, but I suppose that's not til the next issue…
Issue #101 (from which several of these moments come) is a really crazy issue. It's very modern, in that the X-Men never battle a super-villain and it's almost all about developing subplots and characters, but at the same time, it's one of the most Silver Age-y issues of Claremont's run, with tons of goofy stuff like Xavier bringing up (for the first time since issue #3) his creepy crush on Jean and almost backhanding Cyclops.
@Ben Herman
when Claremont and Cockrum (and later Byrne) were attempting to do a revival of a third-tier book that few people cared about, throwing anything at the wall to see if it stuck and not taking themselves too seriously, it makes a lot more sense.
Definitely. Claremont's even been quoted saying pretty much that exact same thing (that when the leprechauns showed up, it was another example of "throwing stuff out and seeing what sticks).
I think it's a coloring error that makes it look like he's firing through red lenses instead of empty frames.
That's always been my take on it as well.
#5, I wish I had a geneticist ex-girlfriend that I could ask to come across the globe to take a job washing my dishes and doing my laundry and then tell her about my 16 year old student I have the hots for…..
"Professor X's dialogue in the last panel of that scene with Scott if done by today's writers would have read "Is Charles Xavier going to have to smack a bitch?""
Even better in Patrick Stewarts voice.
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I think we're missing the forest for the trees in this whole sunglasses debate. Clearly the important takeaway lesson from this panel is that Scott Summers is the kind of d-bag who wears flip-up sunglasses with a suit and tie.
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England fast bowler James Anderson has today become a father for the second time.
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Singapore Anti-Gambling Council Loses Big On World Cup Ad
We bet that the folks in Singapore who produced this anti-gambling TV ad wish they could have a do-over:
The 30-second public service announcement features a group of boys talking about the World Cup. They each support a different team. Then the mood quickly turns as one boy says he hopes Germany wins because, "My dad bet all my savings on them."
As we know now, Germany trounced Brazil in an unprecedented 7-1 victory and is headed to the final against Argentina on Sunday. So the point of the public service announcement, as laudatory as it might be, doesn't exactly come across.
At least Singaporean officials who had a hand in the television spot, which has run every day of the World Cup, have had a sense of humor about it. Reuters notes they were "quick with some tongue-in-cheek remarks."
"Looks like the boy's father who bet all his savings on Germany will be laughing all the way to the bank!" Manpower Minister Tan Chuan-Jin wrote on his Facebook page.
" 'Germany beat Brazil 7-1! Brazil need to find out what went wrong and I need to find the script-writer for the gambling control advertisement,' appropriately named Minister for Trade and Industry Teo Ser Luck said in another post."
The Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon had some fun with the spot last night. Goal.com says:
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" 'Cheer up kid, your dad bet on Germany!' Fallon joked. 'He's so rich you don't even need to go to college anymore!' "
" 'Also, how much could be in the kid's savings, he's 8 years old!' he added before jokingly claiming the amount was $17.25."
None of this, of course, minimizes the importance of the message about problem gambling in Singapore.
The city-state's English-language daily The Straits Times quotes a spokesperson for the National Council on Problem Gambling, which produced the spot, as defending it.
The spot is meant to be a "timely reminder to those who bet on soccer not to get carried away in the excitement and hype of the World Cup and let their gambling affect their loved ones," the spokesperson says, according to the Times.
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Bible Lectureship
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Dear friends –
Welcome to Harding's 93rd annual Bible Lectureship! Lectureship is a tradition that is as old as Harding University. Since our very first fall as a four-year college, students and friends of Harding have gathered from across the country and around the world for this special occasion. Lectureship has always been part-homecoming, part-revival, part-intensive Bible study, and part-celebration of the University itself. You might say that Lectureship is one of Harding's gifts to the church and that your presence at Lectureship is a gift from you to Harding. So, welcome and thanks for coming!
Since joining us in 2013 to serve as Harding's Vice President for Church Relations, Dan Williams has taken the Lectureship to new heights. Each year the crowds are larger, and the program is packed with more resources and opportunities than ever before. Working year-round with an excellent team of church leaders from both on and off campus, Dr. Williams continues to find ways to address the needs and requests of our Lectureship guests. For twenty-eight years, he preached for the College Avenue Church of Christ in El Dorado, Arkansas. Consequently, he approaches Lectureship with the heart and the vision of someone who has spent his life "in the trenches" of congregational ministry. I think you will see evidence of that on every page of the Lectureship program.
Again, welcome to campus! We are so glad you came, and we pray that you have an inspiring, uplifting, refreshing, and renewing experience at Lectureship this year.
--Dr. Bruce McLarty, President
2016 Speakers
Here are some of our 2016 Lectureship Speakers (list will be updated as info becomes available).
Wissam Al-Aethawi
I am Wissam, a minister at Sunset church of Christ and a gospel preacher in Metro Detroit, MI. I was born and raised to a Sunni Muslim family in Baghdad, Iraq in 1979. I rejected Islam into atheism in the mid-1990's, found a copy of the Bible in '97, believed in '98 and it took me another 12 years before I could find someone to baptize me in May of 2010.
A graduate of the University of Baghdad, I worked as a civil engineer for 8 years after finishing my service in the Republican Guard. I quit my job when a Christian woman in the Amish country of Pennsylvania invited me to come to the U.S. I came in April 2011. Nine months later, I went to Sunset International Bible Institute in Lubbock, Texas. I finished school and moved to Michigan by early 2014.
I like reading, writing, and doing Bible studies. I teach in our church, at my place and other places on a regular basis. I dream of starting an Arab-speaking congregation of the Lord's church in Dearborn. Wissam will share his journey from Islam to Christ in three segments on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at 3:00 p.m.
David Anguish
Since May 2015, David Anguish has served as a full-time writer for Truth for Today. Prior to that he was the Pulpit Minister for the Southwind congregation in Memphis from 2000-2015. He moved to Memphis from Atlanta, GA where he had served as pulpit minister, education minister, and song leader for various churches for more than twenty years, twelve of which he also served as a Bible teacher at Greater Atlanta Christian School.
David earned Bible degrees from Freed-Hardeman (B. A.) and Lipscomb Universities (M.A.). He has taught in Bible teacher workshops, lectureships, and seminars on Apologetics and other themes. He has also written articles for several gospel papers and authored two tracts.
He has been married to the former Carlynn Leverette since 1978. They have two grown sons, one of whom is married, and a granddaughter. David will speak on "Holy Scriptures : What's So Special About the Bible?" at 10:00 a.m. on Monday.
Tim Archer
Tim Archer has been heavily involved with Cuba since he became a part of Hope For Life/Herald of Truth Ministries in 2006. His weekly radio program, Lea La Biblia (Read The Bible), is heard throughout the island.
Tim has preached for campaigns in a dozen countries, both in English and Spanish. He has written for numerous publications, both in print and online. Besides writing several tracts for Hope For Life, Tim has co-authored three books with Steve Ridgell: Letters From The Lamb, Hope For Life, and More Hope For Life.
Tim preaches for the bilingual ministry at the University Church of Christ in Abilene, Texas, where he attends with his wife Carolina and their two children. Tim will be serving as an interpreter for the two presentations by Tony Fernandez on Wednesday morning.
Leon Barnes
I was born and reared in Vernon, Alabama as the youngest of eight children. Married Linda Randolph my high school sweetheart when we graduated from high school at 18. We've now been married for 52 years. Attended Freed-Hardeman University. My first full-time preaching effort was for the Christian Chapel congregation in Amory, Mississippi. From there we moved to North Little Rock, AR to work with the Levy congregation for the next 16 years. Preached for the church in Germantown, TN for a couple of years and a short stay at Memorial Drive in Houston, Texas before moving back to work with the church that is now Central church in Little Rock where we've been since 1993. Linda and I have three daughters, two son-in-laws, nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. We've been blessed by every church where we served and have loved both the people and the great opportunities God has given us in our work for Him. Leon will be the featured speaker at our annual "Celebration of Ministry" dinner for current and retired ministers, elders and their spouses on Monday at 4:30 p.m.
Tom Carr
Tom has served as the Executive Director of IHCF African Christian Hospitals since August of 2005. At least twice a year, he leads teams to Africa to visit the clinics and hospitals that IHCF supports and partners with. Before coming to IHCF he was a Vice President at Bluefield College in Virginia. He has spent most of his adult life working with faith-based organizations. He is a member of the Downtown Church of Christ in Searcy and was previously and elder at Forest Home Church of Christ in Franklin, Tennessee. He is the father of four children, all of whom have attended Harding. Tom holds degrees from Harding University and Florida State University. Tom will share about African Christian Hospitals in an interview on Tuesday at 1:30 p.m.
Dr. Allen Diles
Dr. Diles was born in Tennessee, grew up in Arkansas, and attended college at Harding University, graduating with a degree in Business Management (1988). He then received his Master's of Divinity (MDiv.), with an emphasis in missions, at Abilene Christian University (1994). Dr. Diles served a total of 12 years as a full-time church planting missionary in Prague, Czech Republic, and while there, completed the Doctor of Theology degree (Th.D.) in Church History/Historical Theology at Charles University in Prague (2005). He has been teaching at Harding University since 2005 in the areas of Biblical text, Missions, and Church History and has published several scholarly articles and book reviews.
Dr. Diles is a member of the College Church of Christ, where he serves as an elder, missions committee member, and Bible class teacher. He is married and has two sons. Dr. Diles will tackle the topic of "Church as Pure Community or as Community of Reconciliation and Forgiveness? The Problem of Holiness in Early Church Controversy" in two sessions on Monday followed by a special lecture on "Celebrating 200 years of Alexander Campbell's 'Sermon on the Law'."
John Dobbs
John grew up just outside of New Orleans, Louisiana and graduated from Hahnville High School in January 1981. He is a graduate of Magnolia Bible College, which was located in Central Mississippi. John met his wife Margaret "Maggy" Willingham when he was the preacher for the Church of Christ in Ruleville, Mississippi. John has ministered in a variety of settings as Youth Minister, Campus Minister, Admissions Counselor, and Preacher. For sixteen years he was the preaching minister for the Central Church of Christ in Pascagoula, Mississippi, ending in 2008.
John began preaching for the Forsythe Church of Christ in February of 2008. He and his wife Maggy have been married for 29 years. They have a daughter who lives in Georgia with her family. John and Maggy also have a son, John Robert, who passed away in early 2008 at the age of 18.
They feel very blessed to minister with such a loving church family!
John is available to do a four-part seminar on the subject of grief called ACQUAINTED WITH GRIEF. Contact him to arrange a seminar for your church / community.
John will speak on Tuesday at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., and 3 p.m. on the topic of "When Life Overwhelms Me".
Ian J. Drucker
Ian grew up in the area of Wheaton, Maryland where he graduated from Wheaton High School in 1978. He attended Montgomery College and Capitol College earning a B.S. Degree in Electronics Engineering in 1982. He also earned a Master of Engineering Administration Degree from GWU in 1989 while working as an electrical engineer on the DC Metro System. Notably, Ian was raised in the Jewish faith, and attended the Beth Tikva Synagogue in Rockville, Maryland as a youth. Ian, however, was baptized into Christ in July 1993, and worshipped with the Lord's Church in Frederick, Maryland where he lived with his wife, Marti (Also baptized in 1993).
Ian began preaching and teaching the gospel in 2002. Ian left his engineering career in 2004 to devote more time to spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ. The Frederick Church of Christ, The Frederick County Adult Detention Center and The Frederick Rescue Mission are just a few places where he served to spread the gospel. Ian then earned a Master of Ministry Degree from Harding University in Searcy, Arkansas in 2008. Ian and Marti left Frederick in March 2008 and relocated to Laurel, Delaware to serve and work full time with the Lord's church where Ian served as the minister. Ian and Marti moved back to Maryland when Ian accepted a minister position with the Laurel Church of Christ with a start date of June 2014. Ian has a passion for evangelism and a compassionate heart towards individuals who are hurting. Ian and Marti have been married since July 1990. They have two daughters and two grandchildren. Ian enjoys conducting Bible Studies, teaching people about God, family time, sports, and other outdoor activities. Ian will speak on Wednesday at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. and his topic will be "From Synagogue to Church – My Journey to Jesus and Holiness".
Tony Fernández
Tony is the representative in Cuba for Hope For Life/Herald of Truth Ministries. He also preaches for the Versalles Church of Christ in Matanzas, Cuba. Tony began this congregation along with his parents in 1992; since then, the congregation has grown from 3 members to over 700. The Versalles has planted dozens of other congregations, averaging approximately 180 baptisms per year.
Tony is an accomplished bass violinist, presenting concerts both nationally and internationally, including tours of Spain, Austria, Brazil, Jamaica, Cayman Islands and the United States. In 2000, he helped begin the Church of Christ Chamber Choir, which has performed in prestigious events throughout Cuba, including two performances for President Raúl Castro.
Tony lives in Matanzas, Cuba, with his wife Liudmila and their daughter. He will share his experience with church planting in Cuba on Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. and discuss "The Miraculous Power of Prayer" at 11:00 a.m.
Joshua Freeman
Joshua serves as the preaching minister for the Lakewood Church of Christ in Baytown, Texas. He is currently working on his doctorate at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Joshua holds degrees in Bible (Harding University) and Professional Counseling (Liberty University). He is a licensed counselor, Police Chaplain, adjunct teacher, son of a church planter, and author of The Pursuit as well as many evangelistic and discipleship studies. Joshua married his best friend Caitlin, who now stays home with their two daughters. Joshua will speak on Monday in three sessions entitled "Four Keys to Making and Retaining Disciples."
Justin Gerhardt
Justin serves as the preaching minister for Round Rock Church of Christ near Austin, Texas. He has a great passion for helping people discover how good the Way of Christ really is. Justin and his wife, Jennifer, lead marriage workshops together and love going on family hikes with their two daughters. Justin will give the keynote address on Tuesday at 9:00 a.m. on "A Holy Nation, A People Belonging to God" (1 Peter 2:4-12).
Michelle J. Goff
Michelle is the founder and Executive Director of Iron Rose Sister Ministries (IRSM), a women's ministry resource that serves to equip women to connect with God and one another more deeply. All resources are available in English and Spanish, such as interactive small group Bible study materials, which Michelle authors in both languages, as well as seminars, women's retreats and conferences across the Americas. Michelle's years of experience in missions, church planting, campus and women's ministries have blessed her with the opportunities to make herself and these resources available across the Americas. Michelle lives here in Searcy, Arkansas, the home base for IRSM, and near her family. She loves to travel, speak Spanish, meet friends for coffee, cook, and cheer on the LSU Tigers and Atlanta Braves. Michelle will speak on Wednesday of Lectureship.
Dr. Cynthia Guy
Cynthia Guy is an author, inspirational speaker, and on-line adjunct instructor at Amridge University in Montgomery, AL. She has an M.A. in New Testament Greek from Heritage Christian University, an M.A. in New Testament Studies from Freed-Hardeman University, a Ph.D. in Religious Studies from Trinity Theological Seminary, and a Doctor of Ministry from Amridge University. She has written two ladies' class books, What About the Women? in 2005 and Struggle. Seek. Grow in 2011, and co-authored Sweet Truths (2013).
She is married to Steven Guy, minister of the Myrtle Beach Church of Christ in Myrtle Beach, SC. They have served the Lord in California, Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi, and South Carolina. The Guys have four grown sons and five precious grandchildren.
Cynthia enjoys writing and teaching ladies in classes, retreats, and seminars. Her goal is to help women better understand God's word and how to apply it to their lives. Dr. Guy will be the keynote speaker on Monday of lectureship for the Ladies Day event.
Dr. Steven K. Guy
Dr. Steven Guy is the minister and one of the elders of the Myrtle Beach Church of Christ in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. He has preached in congregations in California, South Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi.
Steven earned his Doctor of Ministry from Harding University Graduate School of Religion in Memphis. He has taught in the Southern California School of Preaching, Heritage Christian University, Nashville School of Preaching, and Amridge University. He has conducted Men's Leadership Training Classes, directed youth camps and Lads to Leaders programs, and presented messages on radio and TV. He has held revival meetings from coast to coast. His books include Revival: Light the Fire (2002), and Revival: Fan the Flame (2004), Restoring a Divided Kingdom (2006), and The Revelation (2007).
He and his wife, Cynthia, have four grown sons and five grandchildren. Dr. Guy will offer a lecture on Wednesday entitled "What the Church Needs More than Anything Else: Revival!"
Keith Lancaster
Keith Lancaster is a worship minister, singer, songwriter, producer, workshop instructor and founder of Acappella Ministries. He wholeheartedly subscribes to the idea that the human voice is the greatest instrument of music ever created. He believes that "Harmonizing hearts and voices in praise to the Creator is the highest calling of mankind." In 1982, Keith began to pursue his dream to spread the Gospel through a cappella music by creating Acappella Ministries in his hometown of Paris, Tennessee. Originating with the singing group ACAPPELLA, the singing ministry has grown through the years to include other groups as AVB, Vocal Union, The Lancasters and Durant. Many of the groups Keith started have won prestigious awards, including induction into the Christian Music Hall of Fame. His songs and arrangements have been used in various feature films and television commercials.
Often referred to as "musicianaries," Keith and his wife Sharon travel the world extensively, equipping churches through "Praise & Harmony Workshops." These training sessions are reviving vibrant, fully-participatory worship, encouraging every Christian to join in the singing. Training materials are produced to equip church members to sing contemporary songs and traditional hymns in four-part harmony. Keith developed and is one of the instructors of the one-of-a-kind annual week long Worship Leader Institute, a graduate level "bootcamp" for song leaders. This world class training complements the congregational Praise & Harmony Workshops by providing individualized coaching for leaders seeking excellence.
As the host of "Singing at Sea" vacations, Keith leads congregational singing cruises which feature stellar concerts by ACAPPELLA, Durant and other favorite artists. You will also find him leading worship for regional events, Bible lectureships and mission trips. When he isn't traveling, Keith serves as worship minister for the Cullman Church of Christ in Cullman, Alabama. Keith and Sharon have four children and one grandchild. He will be our featured worship leader and will lead a daily "Praise Workshop" at 1:30 p.m., as well as the congregational singing at our evening keynote addresses.
Dr. Alan Martin
Dr. Martin has been married since 1979 to Linda, his high school sweetheart. Together they have three children. He has been working with various churches to strengthen marriages and families since 1994.
Dr. Martin received degrees from Whites Ferry Rd. Church of Christ, West Monroe, Louisiana, Harding University, and Abilene Christian University (1994). He earned his Ph.D. in Family and Child Ecology at Michigan State University (2005).
He has served as a minister, church planter and Marriage and Family Therapist in churches in Cape Town, South Africa and Oklahoma and Dr. Martin currently serves as a full time Marriage and Family Minister in Houston Texas. Dr. Martin will be the Monday evening keynote speaker, on the topic of "The Holy Mountain" at 7:00 p.m.
Jim McGuiggan
Jim McGuiggan was Ethel's husband for fifty-three years before she died in 2009 at the end of a gallant life in Christ. They were born and raised in Belfast, Northern Ireland and they have three children, eight grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Jim has written some books. They include Celebrating the Wrath of God, Heading Home with God (Brief Reflections on the Book of Exodus), The Scarlet Letter (Hawthorne's famous novel in more contemporary speech), Jesus: Hero of Thy Soul, Life on the Ash Heap (Brief Reflections on the Book of Job), The God of the Towel (Brief Reflections on God's Life Imaged in Jesus Christ). He now lives near Nashville with their daughter. Jim is owned by a bi-lingual Yorkie called Cassie. He will be delivering the Keynote Address on Wednesday night at 7 p.m. Jim will be preaching on "The Holy City, The New Jerusalem" from Revelation 21.
Garry Neal
After an absence of 40 years Garry and wife Marilyn moved back in 2012 to Marilyn's home farm in Griffithville, Ark. The past 25 years they had worshiped and worked with the Levy church of Christ in North Little Rock. Garry served with the Levy congregation in several capacities; CRA (volunteer Chaplain) in the Arkansas Department of correction, establishing "River City Ministry," preaching minister and as an elder.
Garry became a Christian while attending the services of the Griffithville church with his girlfriend (Marilyn Cooper). After hearing that the church would no longer be meeting Marilyn and Garry knew they needed to go home and spend some years there reaching out to their family members and others in the farming community of which they were reared. Garry will cover the third session of "Reviving Rural Churches" on Tuesday at 3:00 p.m.
Dr. Jeff Peterson
Jeff Peterson is the Jack C. and Ruth Wright Professor of New Testament at Austin Graduate School of Theology, where he has taught since 1993; he has also taught Biblical Greek and New Testament at Abilene Christian University, the University of Texas at Austin, and the Seminary of the Southwest. He grew up in Galena Park, Texas (near Houston), and earned a B.A. and M.A. from Abilene Christian University, the degree of Master of Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary, and the Ph.D. in New Testament studies from Yale University. His publications include the popular book Things That Matter: A Guide to Christian Faith and the forthcoming book Folly to Gentiles: The Death and Resurrection of Jesus in the Faith of the First Christians. Peterson has spoken at the Pepperdine University Bible Lectures, the ACU Summit Lectureship, the Ministers' Sermon Seminar in Austin, and numerous churches, serving frequently as an interim pulpit minister. Peterson has three children and is a member of the University Avenue Church of Christ in Austin. Dr. Peterson will tackle the topic of "Earthly and Heavenly Worship in God's New Covenant" in three sessions on Monday at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., and 3 p.m.
Dr. Jesse Robertson
Jesse Robertson became an Associate Professor of Bible at Harding University in the fall of 2016. Prior to that he taught at Freed-Hardeman University from 2002-2016. He has served churches in Arkansas, Tennessee, and Texas, and he has also been involved with mission work in Haiti for many years. He and his wife Kayla have two adult children, Jacob and Emily, and a fifth-grader, Anna. Dr. Robertson earned a B.A. in Bible, Freed-Hardeman University (1991); a B.S. in mechanical engineering, Tennessee Tech University (1993); a Master of Divinity, Harding Graduate School (2004); and a Ph.D. in New Testament, Baylor University (2011). Dr. Robertson will speak on Tuesday at 3:00 p.m.
David Smith
An only child, David was raised by loving, but non-Christian parents in Duncan, Oklahoma. He came to Christ just prior to his graduation from high school in 1976 and met his wife-to-be, "Wonder Woman" (aka: Debbie), on the CB radio the following year.
David & Debbie have two super, grown kids and five fantastic grandchildren.
Preaching since 1979 (full-time since 1983) in Oklahoma, Arkansas (El Dorado; 1987-1993), and Texas, David has been privileged to serve as the preaching minister with the Missouri Street Church of Christ in Baytown, TX for the past 23 years.
A graduate of Cameron University and Abilene Christian University, David loves to read, write, preach, walk, fish, bird-watch, take pictures, play disc golf, and, much to the surprise of some, has become proficient at chewing gum and walking at the same time. David will speak on Monday in three sessions on the topic of holiness.
Dr. Tommy South
Tommy South has preached for the Glen Allen Church of Christ in the suburbs of Richmond, Virginia for the past 20 years. In addition, he teaches courses in New Testament at Virginia Commonwealth University. He is a graduate of Texas Tech (B.A., English), ACU (M.A., Bible), and the University of Virginia (Ph.D., New Testament & Early Christian Studies). He was born in Washington, D.C. but raised in Texas, where he met and married the former Linda Doan. They have three adult children and three grandchildren. Tommy is the author of three recent books, Just Jesus: The Evidence of History; Uncommon Sense: The Wisdom of James for Dispossessed Believers; and Church Discipline: God's Gift for a Healthier, Holier Church. Dr. South will be speaking at Tuesday at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., and 3 p.m. on "Healthy, Holy Churches: Church Discipline Done Right."
Dr. Keith Stanglin
Keith Stanglin is Associate Professor of Historical Theology and Coordinator of the M.A. program at Austin Graduate School of Theology in Austin, Texas. He is a graduate of Oklahoma Christian University (B.A.), Harding School of Theology (M.Div.), and Calvin Theological Seminary (Ph.D.). Before coming to Austin Grad, he taught for seven years at Harding University. He has written or edited seven books and numerous scholarly and popular articles. He recently co-edited Lord, Teach Us to Pray: The Lord's Prayer for Today's Church (Christian Studies Press, 2015). Dr. Stanglin is also the editor of the Austin Grad faculty journal, Christian Studies. He is married and has three children. He and his family live in Austin and are members of Brentwood Oaks Church of Christ. Dr. Stanglin will speak on "The New Calvinism" in three sessions on Tuesday at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., and 3 p.m.
Dr. Darryl Tippens
Darryl Tippens is University Distinguished Scholar at Abilene Christian University, where he teaches English, researches, writes, and serves in the Provost's office. He is Provost Emeritus of Pepperdine University, where he served from 2001 to 2014. Tippens frequently speaks and writes about Christian spirituality and the relationship between literature, film, and faith. He is the author or co-author of several books including Pilgrim Heart: The Way of Jesus in Everyday Life; Shadow & Light: Literature and the Life of Faith; and That's Why We Sing: Reclaiming the Wonder of Congregational Singing. Dr. Tippens will speak in three sessions on Wednesday about "Habits of Holiness."
Alan Underwood
A graduate of Harding University, Alan began full-time ministry in 1994 at the Hillsboro Street Church of Christ in El Dorado, Arkansas, where he served as a youth minister for three years. Following that he preached for congregations in Marianna and Palestine, Arkansas. From 2000 until 2009 he served the Hernando Church of Christ as pulpit minister, during which time he completed his Masters of Divinity at Harding School of Theology. From 2009 until the May of 2012 he served as a Special Education teacher at Southaven Middle School, teaching reading and language arts. Since May of 2012 Alan has served full time as the Children's Education Minister for the Goodman Oaks Church of Christ, Southaven, MS. With a passion for the Lord and a love for working with children, Alan's present ministry has combined his training and experience in many fields of service. But, most importantly, he is the husband of Lori Morris Underwood ('95), and the father of three children. Alan will speak on Tuesday at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. on "Children's Ministry – Creative Ideas Any Church Can Use".
Dr. Randy Willingham
Randy Willingham came to Harding University in 2000, as an associate professor, in hopes of narrowing the gap between academic learning and practical training for the church life. He received the Distinguished Teacher Award from Harding University in 2006. He later became a full professor before shifting his responsibilities to serve under the Vice President of Church Relations at Harding University. He is also executive director for the Center for Pure Heart Vision, a non-profit dedicated to helping churches mature as partners in God's mission.
His belief that practical ministry is always a multi-disciplinary experience is reflected in his ministry classes that include both ministry and non-ministry majors. He is a ministry coach for elders, ministers, and other caregivers in the field. Dr. Willingham does church consulting in managing conflicts and developing leadership. He has certification in several ministry tools such as the Leadership Circle Profile, certification as a Natural Church Development consultant, and the Conflict Dynamics Profile. He has developed the Godly Leadership Profile as a tool to engage church leaders.
He attended Oklahoma State University, before graduating from the Harding School of Biblical Studies, Harding University (a B.A. in Bible and minors in Greek and Physical Education), Harding Graduate School of Religion (an M. Div. emphasizing philosophy of religion and New Testament), and Abilene Christian University with a Doctorate of Ministry degree. He has post-doctoral training in training in leadership, mediation, and counseling.
Randy and Eva were married in 1982 and they have two sons and one daughter-in-law. Dr. Willingham will speak in the Pure Heart Vision track on Tuesday.
Dr. Kevin Youngblood
Kevin Youngblood is a native of Tampa, Florida. He graduated from Lipscomb University with a BA in biblical languages and a Master of Arts in Religion. From there he proceeded to Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia where he earned an M.Div and then on to Southern Baptist Theological Seminary where he graduated with a PhD in Old Testament with a specialization in Septuagint Studies. Kevin has served full time in congregations in Philadelphia, PA; Murfreesboro, TN; and Louisville, KY. He has also served as a professor at Freed-Hardeman, Ohio Valley, and now at Harding University. He and his wife Becky have been married for 22 years and are the proud parents of four children.
Kevin has published a commentary on Jonah in the Zondervan Exegetical Commentary series and will soon be publishing a second volume in the same series on Lamentations. He is also working on a commentary on the Septuagint version of Lamentations for the Society of Biblical Literature Commentary on the Septuagint due to come out next year. When he is not teaching, preaching, researching or writing, Kevin enjoys practicing and teaching kung-fu, hiking, fishing, and watching movies with his family. Dr. Youngblood will speak on "Contagious Holiness" on Monday at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., and 3 p.m.
2016 Schedule
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What people had to say about Lectureship 2015
The theme was by far the best I have ever been involved with. I loved the variety of topics. I took notes
as fast as I could because this stuff will preach!
Benson Auditorium was full and running over at every lecture this year. People are coming to the
Harding Bible Lectureship because they have confidence in Harding's leadership. I think Harding is
the best Christian university in the country.
I like having the lectureship in the fall to allow student participation. It allows for a vibrancy to the
event that is missing from others I have attended.
Harding sets the standard for Bible Lectureships. I get the most information in the least amount of time.
It was my first time to visit. I saw it online... we had family that went to Harding but had never
been there. I thought it would be a positive experience- and it was! I plan on attending again.
I've been attending Harding lectureship for about 15 years. I think Harding remains biblically solid and
can be trusted to present thought-provoking lessons that aren't riddled with agendizing.
I believe that the lectureship represents a good balance of scholarship and perspectives within Churches
of Christ. It's not radical in either direction. I don't feel like the speakers are promoting any kind of agenda.
The Evening Keynote speakers were outstanding. Bruce McLarty was the best of the best. Overall I had
a marvelous experience at this year's lectureship.
Daughter started her freshmen year at Harding and I have been wanting to check it out for quite some time.
It turned into a GREAT spiritual retreat for my wife and I which I would love to repeat again in 2016.
I believe the theme and the keynotes were quite possibly the best I have heard. Also, Dale Jenkins did
an outstanding job with his remarks during the Celebration of Ministry dinner.
Harding is special to us, and we make it part of our annual schedule to attend. The lectureship gives us
renewed strength as we continue to minister to the church at home or wherever we go.
We both LOVE Harding and the people there. We come back to catch us with old friends, learn under
the feet of some excellent teachers, and be around the Christian atmosphere. I told my wife on the way
home from this year's lectureship, "Only 360 more days until next year's lectureship". We both look forward
to it every year as it is truly a highlight of the year. Thank you Dan and your whole team for what you do.
We started attending before our children went to Harding. It has become.an annual spiritual get away for us.
We love the soundness of the speakers without feeling like anyone has an agenda or a negative focus.
It is wonderful to hear good Biblical teaching and positive attitudes toward the Lord's church and young people!
Everything was organized and kept on schedule. Very well planned. Campus was easy to navigate
(first time on campus) as well as clean. The fact that the lectureship was free (even parking) is not seen
very often anymore, so that was refreshing and also helped make my personal trip to Harding possible.
Coming from a small congregation, it is wonderful to hear speakers I would otherwise have no opportunity
to listen to. And the fellowship and worship is awesome. Love to hear the voices of over 1500 brothers
and sisters raised in praise to God! This was our second year to attend, and my only question is why
did we not start coming years ago?
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Nursing Clinical Education Center
The Nursing Clinical Education Center (NCEC) is a joint venture of the nursing department and the UI College of Nursing. The 20,000-square-foot state-of-the-art facility is open 24/7. Classes are taught by practicing clinicians, nurse educators, and faculty. The center includes an 11-room clinical simulation lab, three classrooms, two conference rooms, a computer lab, library, and several informal gathering spaces. The NCEC is a learning hub for nursing staff that is used for:
- orientation
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- continuing education
- leadership development
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Police and coroner's personnel are investigating a body found in a wooded area in the Brier Hill section of the North Side.
The man has no pants on and is lying in his shoes, socks and underwear at Worthington and Fleming avenues.
Detectives are on the scene. Witnesses said a city street cleaner found the body.
Check Vindy.com for updates and look for the full story in Saturday's Vindicator.
"Breaking News ?"
You mean old news, don't you, regarding dead bodies in Ytown?


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Wonderful mountain landscape! LIKE ! Greetings from Ukraine. Yuri.
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Ai o galerie frumoasa cu locuri de basm din tara noastra! Felicitari! L&F. Salutari din Bucuresti!
Amazing beauty, very well captured, my friend!
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`Othello' on stage at Wortham
Published: Sunday, January 4, 2004 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, January 4, 2004 at 12:00 a.m.
ASHEVILLE -- The nationally acclaimed New York-based Aquila Theatre Company will perform the classic tragedy Othello at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 14, in Diana Wortham Theatre at Pack Place, Asheville. Aquila is known for its fresh and innovative productions of the classics. With Othello, Aquila brings relevance and clarity to this Shakespearean tragedy.
Since its inception in 1991, Aquila Theatre Company has won both critical and academic acclaim for its work worldwide for changing the perceptions of classical drama by freeing the spirit of the original text and allowing the widest possible audience to enjoy these great plays as live, visceral and entertaining theater, according to a press release.
Set in a hotbed of racial hatred, jealousy and mistrust, Othello explores the destruction of a noble spirit. Director Robert Richmond and producing artistic director Peter Meineck have given this Shakespearean masterpiece a contemporary setting with an original musical score by company member Anthony Cochrane.
Tickets are $28 for adult, $26 for seniors and students and $10 for children 12 and under. For tickets or more information, call 257-4530 or visit www.dwtheatre.com on the Web.
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Sisters Jorene and Rae Ann King once owned a tea room and gift shop in Prairie City that also sold Iowa wines. They decided to capitalize on the popularity of those Iowa products and opened Wines of Iowa in Valley Junction.
"People really started to seek out the Iowa wines at our tea room. We had a real following," Jorene King said. "We checked into how many wine stores in the area exclusively sold Iowa wines, but there were none. We thought if we could find the right area in Des Moines, there wasn't any business with this concept."
King spoke with The Des Moines Register about the business.
Q: What types of wines do you offer?
A: We carry wines from 32 wineries and upwards of 500 different varieties. Some wineries only produce eight different varieties, for example, while some produce 30 different varieties. Others will make cooking wines or fruit wines, too. We also have all kinds of home décor and accessories that go with wine, like bottle openers and stoppers. One fun thing is the ladies shirt that says in rhinestones, "Sip Happens."
Q: Do you offer tastings?
A: Whenever we're open, we offer tastings. We don't have every wine open, but will have a couple of dozen different bottles open, from dry to sweet. It's our mission through the tastings to show people that Iowa wines are not just stereotypical sweet wines that people always think of. There are really nice dry whites and robust dry reds — you need to give them a chance.
Q: Do you offer tours and other special events?
A: We host and organize bus trips to the wineries around the state in the summer. Each winery is different, so it is so neat to go and listen to what they're doing. Some of the Iowa wineries use only their own Iowa-grown grapes, while others will import grapes or juices from outside the state and combine with Iowa grapes and juices.
We also hand out the Iowa Beer and Wine promotional board's brochure that talks about each of the wineries in the state and each of the local craft breweries in the state. We also host special events at the store, like private shopping parties or book signings for local authors. For Valentine's Day, we held a chocolate and wine night where people came in and made their own chocolate with cocoa nibs, cocoa butter and sugar. While they worked on that, they tasted the wines that paired nicely with the chocolate.
Q: How has business gone so far?
A: It's gone really well. From year one to year two, we're seeing double-digit increases in sales.
Q: What award did you recently win?
A: Our big claim to fame this year is that we received the 2014 Retailer of the Year from the Iowa Wine Growers Association. We really do try to promote the industry. My husband is a farmer and we have a love for agriculture in the state and this is an important part of the state. Iowa State University now has a viticulture specialist and will work with the vineyards, helping them figure out what grapes grow in their area.
Q: What's your favorite wine?
A: It really depends if I'm simply drinking a glass of wine on vacation by the pool or having a glass of wine with a meal. When I'm doing tastings, I like dry reds, but that doesn't work with everything I want to eat. One night it might be a sweeter wine that I only want a glass of, or it might be a nice spicy robust red with a steak. For those who say they don't like wines, we'll explain how they can do a sangria or a wine cocktail and show them how to make the wine suit their palate.
Wines of Iowa
LOCATED AT: 234 Fifth St. in Valley Junction.
HOURS: Noon to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, noon to 4 p.m. Sunday. Extended hours during Valley Junction special events.
BUSINESS HISTORY: Wines of Iowa opened August 2012.
OWNERS: Jorene and Rae Ann King.
CONTACT: 515-277-6236, www.winesofiowa.com, firstname.lastname@example.com, also on Facebook.


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Watch the Pistol Annies Reunite (Again) at a Miranda Lambert Concert
Once again, the Pistol Annies got back together, at least briefly, to perform at one of Miranda Lambert's tour stops.
Once again, the Pistol Annies got back together, at least briefly, to perform at one of Miranda Lambert's tour stops.
Get the scoop on Angaleena Presley's marriage to producer Jordan Powell.
Fans at Miranda Lambert's 2015 Roadside Bars and Pink Guitars Tour stop in Augusta, Ga., on Friday night (Oct. 2) got quite the surprise: a Pistol Annies reunion!
While September is known as the month of backpacks, sharpened pencils, early alarm clocks and kids across the United States returning to school, it's also a month in which many, many country stars celebrate with cake -- because it's their birth month!
On Friday (June 26), the Supreme Court ruled in favor of same-sex marriage in the United States -- and everyone, including numerous country artists, jumped on Twitter to voice their opinions, both pro- and anti-gay marriage.
Angaleena Presley knows plenty about country music -- and the women that are notably absent from the genre. The songstress was famously a part of the Pistol Annies trio, along with Miranda Lambert and Ashley Monroe, before releasing her own 'American Middle Class' album late last year.
Craig Wayne Boyd needs just one more victory for his 'My Baby's Got a Smile on Her Face' clip to enter The Boot's Video Shootout Hall of Fame. Can he do it?
Angaleena Presley has released the video for her latest single, 'Pain Pills.' The song, which is from her freshman 'American Middle Class' album, is a harsh and vivid look at the realities of coal mining communities, whose residents often rely on medication to alleviate their struggles with daily living.
Angaleena Presley's new debut album, 'American Middle Class,' is a dream come true for multiple reasons, including a duet with one of her lifelong musical heroes. The songstress is joined by Patty Loveless on the title cut of the record.
Angaleena Presley has released a new single, 'Knocked Up,' off of her upcoming album, 'American Middle Class,' out Oct. 14.