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Greek Life: No greek life on campus, but BMC does have societies. There are 3 for women and 2 for men.
Campus Dining: It's great for college students. They have something for everyone.
Nightlife: We don't have parties or go drinking or anything. We always hang out on campus and find something to do that doesn't get us in trouble or puts us in an unsafe situation. My college is fantastic :) there's ALWAYS something to do :)
Campus Strictness: They do not tolerate drugs, alcohol, smoking, PDA, etc. We are a Christian college that sticks to our guns.
Parking: Spots usually fill up quickly, but there are ALWAYS places to park on campus. ALWAYS :)
Health & Safety: It is the best, but just like everywhere else, things can happen. We have great security though that we can call at anytime, and they're there to help immediately. It's awesome.
Local Atmosphere: Blue Mountain has all the basic necessities for a college student :) shopping and food.
Computers: We have a computer lab with iMac Apple computers. It's really great.
Transportation: You don't need a car. It's FANTASTIC! Everything is within walking distance :) you only need a car to drive to Wal-Mart or something :)
Athletics: I'm not a sports person, but everyone seems really involved at the games and very supportive of our teams. VERY supportive.
Weather: The campus is on a hill, and when it rains...need I say more? The rain flows down the hill like a river if it's pouring rain. It's ok though :) activities don't get canceled because of the rain :) the water doesn't accumulate into puddles really.
Off-Campus Housing: There is off campus housing like houses and apartments, but these are obtained through the school. They are very nice options for students not interested in living in the dorms. They cost the same as dorms and financial aid can pay for these options. There is parking available for the residents of these areas.
Nightlife: There is not any nightlife on campus or in the area. There is no off campus transportation available.
Overall Experience: Overall, I have loved my experience at BMC. I love going to basketball games and am thankful to be so involved on campus and within my society, the Eunomian society.
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Facilities: The campus is in need of improvement in the library. There are not many newer books. Students often hang out in the SUB, parlors, or outside when the weather permits. Many students attend basketball games during the season, and that's always fun.
Facilities: BMC's small campus and close knit student body make it unique. The college's beliefs still stand strong today, and it is a great environment to further one's relationship with Christ.
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Drug Safety: Policy against drugs and alcohol is strongly enforced.
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Watch this playful, behind-the-scenes encounter of our entire conversation with the archbishop emeritus from start to finish. It's a delight.
Desmond Tutu says that despite all the evil and suffering in the world, human beings are "remarkable things" who are "made for goodness." We explore how his understanding of God and humanity has unfolded through the history he's shaped — and even through his friendship with the Dalai Lama.
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Sunday mornings I awaken to "Speaking of Faith". Each program is enlightening, inspirational and thought-provoking. However, "God of Surprises" with Desmond Tutu was electric. As an African-American who has yet to visit the continent, I felt a sense of belonging, an identity never felt before through the lyrical/musical tonality of the South African speech and perfectly sublime English of Bishop Tutu.
Thank you for transporting me closer to home by way of Bishop Tutu. Hooray for excellent presentation.
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The Archbishop Emeritus Desmound Tutu really made me take a couple steps back on how I view things in my life and my world. He really made me think differently about indifferences in the world. How even the cruelest of acts may have some love behind them. Remembering that God has sense of humor at times and no matter how hectic things get we have to have faith that things will always work out in the end. Once we embrace God we can accept the cruelties in our lives helps teach me to move on and become stronger from them. If I took away anything it is that when we know that God is on our side, we can see that there will always be a silver lining.
The notion of freedom. What am I free for? This makes me think of Bonhoeffer's insights on costly grace. As an activist for social justice I often get bogged down and muddied by the righteous indignity of the oppressed. "We have a right to be free!" We say. "This is unjust, unthinkable, unconsciousable." However, the idea of freedom for something goes far beyond survival. It conjures up an image of a people with a purpose, a unique and integral purpose even, a people who are needed in this time and on this earth. What dignity that returns to the oppressed. What a costly freedom it is to be be free for something. I'd like to be charged with stewarding that freedom more than I am.
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I have mixed feelings on the weeks SOF. I feel that Ms. Tippet was not objective in her interview with Desmond Tutu. The fact that she put him on such a high horse, and was blaming the oppressed South African's on "white people" was disturbing. The way she agreed on everything that Desmond Tutu said was almost sickening. Besides this, I believe that Desmond Tutu is a man of great faith.
The comments that Desmond had, which I shared in church tonight, saying "if they wanted to keep us down, they shouldn't have given us the bible" and "that the bible was written for us for each individual situation in our lives". The latter of these comments is so true in our lives. We can look to the bible for answers to questions in our lives like those in generations past. It is a timeless book of answers.
God is a God of surprises. Even if you know what he is capable of and what he can do for us, it is still a wonderful experience and an amazing thing to see when miracles are preformed in His name. It will surprise anyone, whether or not they believe in Him.
Desmond Tutu has always been a star in my universe. I first encountered him at an anti-apartheid rally he held on campus at the University of California at Davis when I was an undergraduate. I was electrified! Such vision! Such an understanding of hope! Such faith that goodness will prevail!
We marched together from Davis to Sacramento... it was one of the defining events of my young adult life.
Fast forward almost 20 years. I am now the mother of 2 boys with autism with a husband who had been overseas in Iraq. That year was harder than I can describe. All kinds of questions were rumbling through my life.. questions about the innate integrity of human beings, questions about God, questions about what faith means, questions about what it means to be vulnerable and what it means to love.
I was raised without a faith tradition, and I was utterly unequipped to answer these questions on my own. Being "too alone" in all of this was a large part of the problem. Enter once again Desmond Tutu... a voice that I intuitively knew had an understanding of God that I could trust... this time in the form of the written word. God Has A Dream. Goodness will prevail. We are all God-bearers... despite the view that the world holds of us.
I walked into an Episcopal Church because I knew it was part of the Anglican Communion that Arch-Bishop Tutu was part of. I was aching for an understanding that even partially mirrored the depth of his. I wanted to know the God of compassion that held him up and made him strong.
I read in a biography of Desmond Tutu that the rally we participated in together at Davis occurred at a time when his spirits were dragging in the fight against Apartheid. And that the energy he found with us renewed his hope. One of my dreams is that he could somehow know what a tremendous impact he had on me..... how he was a path that lead me to understand hope in a time when I really needed to.
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I too was at Davis and heard
I too was at Davis and heard Desmond Tutu and will never forget that moment. You mention you read in a biography that Desmond Tutu mentions this event. Do you remember the biography? I would love to read it. Thanks.
Born in a world (his world) full of inequality and violence, his understanding of God and humanity unfolded through the history he lived and helped shape. As odd as it turns out, Arch Bishop Desmond Tutu tells us that "at the center of all the odds is a heart beating with love."
Aired on Speaking of Faith with Krista Tippett, interview with Arch Bishop Desmond Tutu on "Tutu's God of Surprises" I believe is one that will have an eternal impact on its viewers. While praises goes in part to Arch Bishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa for helping in galvanizing South Africa's 'improbable peaceful transition' from apartheid to democracy, a surprise to many people in the world today, the interview unequivocally conveys very serious and pertinent facts which articulate Bishop Tutu's view that his God is full of surprises.
After throwing a light on a couple of experiences relating to ruthless injustice that reigned through the apartheid era in South Africa, Bishop Desmond Tutu touched a very sensitive part of the interview, at which point I was carried away. It was about the Truth and Reconciliation Commission which was formed after South Africa 'got' its freedom from an unpopular white minority rule that battered the land for three centuries. This commission encouraged people to come forward and 'confess' their crimes under the protection of amnesty. Victims were invited (for the first time) as well to tell their stories and also witness to victims who never made it, in which case many family members learned how their loved ones died, during the struggle.
Bishop Desmond Tutu holds that this commission was the tool through which God manifested his surprises: While it is right to relate Bishop Tutu's message of a God of Surprises to the fact that peace now reigns in South Africa, no matter how minute in magnitude, I think the surprises were communicated and are still being communicated in mankind's ability to accept and forgive.
Not only did confessing and or witnessing helped in releasing pain, it also did what no human being thought could have been possible in South Africa. Bishop Tutu said human magnanimity or generosity of spirit makes them do speechless and incredible things.
It was and is a surprise that people who should have been bitter, those who have suffered because of the tribulations, those who 'had' a divine right to be angry and fill with the lust for revenge for what was done to them, to come up and tell their stories in the manner these victims did. I think it is an incredible and surprising story which Bishop Desmond Tutu cited, in which a man blinded by oppressor forces testified that he felt cured after speaking out in front of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Even though this man was still blind, he had a certain heart, to have accepted his condition and forgive the perpetrators, and to claim that under his blind condition his eyes have been given back to him just because he has spoken out (and released his pain). To me this is a man with God's heart and it is a surprise to have humans act this way under the condition. Also, perpetrators who found it in their hearts to confess and ask for forgiveness in a remorseful manner proves to me that God touched their hearts equally, and this also counts as some of God's many surprises. Last and most important of all, to have perpetrators seek for forgiveness and victims readily embracing them such that today we have these two 'groups' of people living as one people after all the quagmire, is incredible and surprising.
But Tippett asked Bishop Tutu a very important question: "Has reconciliation come to South Africa?" I like the way Bishop Tutu answered this question. He said; "It is a process and a national project for all South Africans." Reality speaking, South Africa continues to experience violence and inequality. Bishop Tutu says it is only sixteen years since South Africa gained freedom from three centuries of oppression and I see with him. He compared this to Germany after the East and West Germany ordeal that lasted only for fifty years and again I see with him. But despite his assertion that damage of the psyche plays a role in the reconciliation process, I really do think reconciliation is an aspect of life that is so crucial and goes beyond that. As we all know, it is immensely hard if not impossible to regain all of milk that is been spilled. Think of human reconciliation with God since Adam and Eve; Even though Christ came to reconcile God and man as Christians believe, mankind has continued to seek reconciliation with God and I think this is what the process of reconciliation is.
However, no matter what the case may be in South Africa today, I believe it is worth to acknowledge that there is headway to the positive direction if one only considers the fact that Arch Bishop Desmond Tutu was able at last to vote in his own country for the first time, though at the age of sixty three. This is incredible and surprising.
I think Arch Bishop Desmond Tutu's message is that God is always with mankind and can surprise mankind at any time. So mankind has to think positively at all times no matter what the circumstance is.
Listening to Mr. Tutu's description of something that took place in the Truth and Reconciliation process reminded me of a sense I've had about forgiveness for a long time.
Seeking apology is a punitive urge. Asking someone to be sorry for what they've done may be asking that the other, the one who abused or hurt us in some way, understands the consequence of their misbehavior. But it is also a way of asking them to bow down, to beg. You can't ask someone to beg with love in your heart.
But to seek understanding, knowledge of the other, closure, to ask forgiveness oneself, these are urges of the highest aspect of ourselves. Maybe those who took part in the Truth and Reconciliation process were genuinely ready to seek out the best good. And maybe those who were wise enough to offer amnesty to the offenders were driven by the highest parts of themselves to set the stage properly.
I've never felt forgiveness is an issue in my own life even though, like most people I suppose, I've received some mighty awful mistreatment. It's the urge and the act of hurting someone that does damage; it damages the person who acts on that urge. I may have been hurt, and deeply disappointed, but I'm not damaged by someone else's ill behavior. They are damaged by it.
When I've been asked to forgive, in any of the millions of ways that we ask such things, I do say yes. I want my willingness and good faith to be available for that person in self forgiveness, in healing the wound they caused in themselves. But I don't feel a personal need to forgive - any more than I would feel a need to eat when encountering a hungry person.
I think the only way to heal after grave offense or injury is to seek the highest parts of ourselves, and with that injury in mind. In doing that, we're reconnecting with that which is holy in us. That's where healing is found.
I really found this to be an interesting piece to listen to since it was about Desmond Tutu and I grew up listening to his stories about his fight for his fight against apartheid and the liberation of the blacks from the whites in South Africa.
Desmond Tutu, is a great man and I wouldn't disagree with the fact that the interviewer Krista Tippet agreed with him in every question he answered and did not challenge him on any of the questions, because when greatness stands in front of you, all you can do is stand in awe and listen and at the same time thinking of the great stories that accompanies that greatness in front of you.
In this article, he really showed his great trust and faith in God and it shows that before he carries out something, he always put God first. I also like when he said "Sexual orientation like racial equality is a human right." This he shows and distinguishes himself from other men in high places who believe in God but still have misgivings towards one's sexual orientation. Desmond Tutu shoed he does not have this misgivings and sees it as a human right.
I can tell you this article inpires me to continue to look to becoming great.
Incredible and inspirational, Tutu is an incredible man with or without religion to sustain his work, and I think he gives too much credit to the Bible as a whole. There are many, many men who possess the Bible and know the scriptures like the lyrics to a favorite song, yet they do not accomplish anything in the larger scheme of life as Tutu did. The Bible was his awakening no one can argue that, but his actions lye in the strength of his character. This is evident in his continuing work; he has accomplished what he set out to do and yet continues his fight against inequality throughout the world. Tutu states "The Bible is specifically written for your situation", that is undeniable to anyone with open eyes, but remains the reason Tutu still has a battle to fight. Oppressors can use the same piece of work Tutu uses to argue equality to dismiss Tutu's claim. This book has been used to persuade humanity for millenniums, it has been manipulated to the extent that there is no longer right and wrong in the world,only a biblical take on an issue, precisely because of the earlier argument, for every verse in the Bible there is a verse to contradict it and man knows them all, so using the Bible as our influence is going to stall humanity at this point time. Do you think it is time to take Tutu's insight of an equal humanity, past all religious barriers to where it can grow and prosper as a new human prophecy set forth by human compassion void of divine intervention?
He is spirit and grace in action - forged in the fire of hate and separation.
I could listen to his laugh on a loop for hours. It is pure, and bright, shining light into all the dark places. A light maker, he is.
Listening to you and your guests enrich stimulate my imagination and enrich my life.
Today I listened to Krista ask Desmond Tutu about the effects of Truth and Reconcilliation. He described the profound emotions of both victims & perpetrators as they told and recognized that their (often secret) story was heard. He also spoke about this being a work in process. Pauses in the interview were filled with the harmony and rhythm of S. African music - the essence of what must be restored in healing trauma.
One area where it's absence is often obvious is when people with PTSD or secondary traumatization (compassion fatigue) tell their story. Healthy ways of telling one's traumatic story do not involve "spilling all the beans". Helping people to stay present to themselves, learning to recognize the physiological changes in breathing, tension, etc., as they tell their story is more healing than revealing the content.
Fragmented pieces of the story often surface & simply drop into place during the healing process as people become more attentive to their self care - to being- in present time.
Pat Ogden and Bessel van der Kolk are two people I have studied with who have had vast experiences in this field, that, in my experience, is the essence of healing trauma; the essence of peace. Thanks so much for your program.
What I find inspiring, in the unedited version of the interview, is Archbishop Tutu's warm sense of humor while dealing with such deep questions. God bless him! God has a sense of humor, unfrequently meditated on.
What a way to wake up. To pause and listen to Desmond Tutu's wisdom. I am thankful for this moment, which reminds me how lucky I am to be sharing this earth with such a rare being.
What a wonderful conversation this morning. I am so pleased to hear that Archbishop Tutu is lending his resonate voice to the cause of civil rights for gay people. So needed in Africa, and in the U.S.
What I find inspiring, in the unedited version of the interview, is Archbishop Tutu's warm sense of humor while dealing with such deep questions. God bless him! God has a sense of humor, unfrequently meditated on.
So joyful and honest. Tutu
So joyful and honest. Tutu has his faith and his position. He is in the business, the faith of recognising the God within us all, the beauty and goodness that he believes is innate to human beings. This is so hopeful. He is not blind to the violence and ugliness we can create and yet he does not allow despair to prevail. His social activism with and through his faith is a powerful combination.
So many useful and pertinent facets of life to consider forgiveness, love, fear, damaged spirits, justice, absolute love, humour, compassion, our fallibility and godliness.
Thank you for sharing this episode.
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is an Anglican archbishop emeritus of Cape Town, South Africa and recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize. He has written many books, including, Made for Goodness: And Why This Makes All the Difference.
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South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) held public sessions from 1996 to 1998, and concluded its work in 2004. In an attempt to rebuild its society without retribution, the Commission created a new model for grappling with a history of extreme violence. The basic premise of the Commission was that any individual, whatever he or she had done, was eligible for amnesty if they would fully disclose and confess their crimes.
Victims were invited to tell their stories and witness confessions. Through the TRC, many families finally came to know when and how their loved ones died. By the end of the hearings, the Commission took statements from more than 20,000 victims of Apartheid and received applications for amnesty from 7,100 perpetrators.
We explore the religious implications of truth and reconciliation with two people — one black, one white — who did the work of the Commission in charge of it.


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3.58/5 rDev -12.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.5
Poured from a bottle into a Victory tulip. 2008 vintage
A- pours jet black with a half finger tan head that disappears to absolute nothingess very quickly. Well, that was a disappointment
S- vanilla, oak, bourbon, chocolate...not bad at all, though not overly pungent
T- lots of vanilla and chocolate coming through, very little heat whatsoever...overwhelmingly sweet, though. Yikes
M- medium bodied. Expected a much more viscous body than what I'm getting
O- not in love with this. Just seems...kind of there
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4.89/5 rDev +19.9%
look: 4.75 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75
This one is at the top of my list. It's a fine celebration brew but not for a night out. It's heavy. You need to be prepared to sit and really focus on it after dinner. Heavy malt notes. Excellent aroma and oaky undertones. You can drink it alone but you better not be needing to drive. A Thick creamy head with a nice finish.
Serving type: bottle
03-05-2014 18:26:22 | More by Kcastr01
4.55/5 rDev +11.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75
2011 Vintage
Pours black with ruby highlights, and a one finger creamy tan head with nice retention and lacing. Has a very nice aroma with chocolate, bourbon, vanilla, caramel, coconut, dark fruit, and oak.
This beer tastes every bit as good as it smells with chocolate, bourbon, vanilla, caramel, coconut, dark fruit, roasted malt, and oak. Sweet without being overly sweet. Creamy and warming. The alcohol is well hidden, especially for a 10.5 % abv beer aged in Bourbon Barrels.
Medium to full bodied with low carbonation. Smooth and creamy. Just a very well made beer, which is a pleasure to drink.
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02-25-2014 02:53:53 | More by hardy008
4.29/5 rDev +5.1%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Dark black colored with just a smidgeon of light getting through when held up to a light. Brussels lacing. Nearly a half inch of khaki colored head with a few large bubbles of carbonation mixed in with what is otherwise a tightly knit head. Aroma is a luscious blend of fig, plum, black licorice, bourbon and roasted barley. The taste is a very compelling blend of sweetness along the lines of fig, black licorice, bourbon and plum. You then get the roasted barley component on the back of the palate along with the warmth of the alcohol and then it's right back to the sweet notes of fig, black licorice, bourbon and plum on the fade. The mouth is silky as well as a bit warming on the back of the palate. In summary:It's complicated, but in a good way.
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02-23-2014 04:47:49 | More by Franziskaner
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3.25/5 rDev -20.3%
look: 3.25 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.25
2008 vintage enjoyed from a schlafly tulip.
a - opened the box, ripped the cap off wax n all and filled my glass. Brew poured a watery brown that settled in the glass a bit darker. medium build head of grey foamy bubbles that didn't hang out but left some chunky lacing and a skin of bubbles on the surface.
s - nose boasts syrupy dark fruit with some boozer infused chocolate. Smells rich and a bit sweet. Brown sugar.
t - a bit oxidized and likely past its prime. Dark chocolate and booze notes over an almost hybrid stout and brown ale. Nothing too crazy.
m - surprisingly thin and watery for such a big beer.
o - overall this vintage had probably seen its day. A bit thin and the stout base seems to be lacking balls, but this is fairly old for a stout.
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02-15-2014 00:33:44 | More by cosmicevan
3.01/5 rDev -26.2%
look: 2.75 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3 | feel: 2.75 | overall: 3
2013 Vintage. Poured into a snifter. The color was a little muddy and the head was very light. The smell is of the bourbon with light roasted malt. The taste is light with the bourbon coming through later. On the whole a very light stout with a small amount of bourbon. Not to be repeated.
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02-10-2014 22:41:24 | More by kdahnke123
3.74/5 rDev -8.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Poured from a 750 ml brown bottle into a clear glass snifter. Bottled on 102213 on sticker on the bottom of the bottle. Purchased at Wine Warehouse (Charlottesville, VA).
A: Opaque black in the center but more chestnut at the edge with a short cap of beige head which fades quickly to a rim of bubbles and leaves a few spot spare spots of lace.
S: Vanilla, bourbon, rum, raisin, date, and roasted malts. Alcohol is easy to sense.
T: The flavor is solid for a BA stout, but it is missing a few flavors such as coffee and the chocolate is muted a bit as the bourbon comes on kind of strong. I thought 3 months would temper this, but I was mistaken. There are some dark chocolat ebitter flavors and the vanilla is nice, but there could be more stouty flavors, and maybe a little more time would allow more of the bourbon to fade and the stout to come through. The bottle says though that it is ready to drink now.
M: The mouthfeel is somewhat thin for the style, a feature of some of the mid-tier offerings in the BA IS category. The carbonation is low as it should be. Any bitterness is related to the dark chocolate and a bit of mineral character.
O: Schlafly puts out some nice beers, and this is no exception. But compared to many other BA brews (e.g. KBS, BCBS, Cafe Royale), this one is a little behind the curve. Not bad by any means, but simply good and solid.
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02-02-2014 03:34:26 | More by argock
3.76/5 rDev -7.8%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Took a picture of the bottle, but I can't tell from it what year/vintage this was.
Appeared pretty much like a typical stout: dark brown-black color, absorbing all light except around the edges; a lively tan head sank to a wispy layer, lacing the glass slightly. Aroma of dark roasty malts, and pretty hot with bourbon. Flavors of bourbon, dark malts, roasted coffee, unsweetened cocoa, ash, with some subtle dark fruit sweetness. Medium-full body, somewhat smooth, somewhat hot...10.5%ABV was not hidden. Overall a solid BA stout.
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MAJOR INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION: 2012 – Intercontinental Cup in Cairo, Egypt. 2011 – Parapan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico (silver)... Competed in July in the 2011 Continental Cup in Kettering, England… Competed in May with the U.S. Men's Sitting Team in the Sarajevo Open in Bosnia-Herzegovina. 2010 – Helped the U.S. Men's Sitting Team to 10th place at Sitting World Championships in Oklahoma... Parapan American Championship in Denver, Colo. (Silver Medal)...WOVD World Cup in Port Said, Egypt (Fifth Place).
INTERNATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS: 2012 – Was a member of the team that finished eighth at the Intercontinental Cup in Cairo, Egypt. The tournament was the team's last chance to qualify for the 2012 Paralympic Games.2011 – Part of the U.S. Men's Sitting team that finished eighth at the 2011 Continental Cup in Kettering, England. Charlie was part of the team that competed in two exhibition matches against Canada in a joint training camp and won both matches. 2010 – Appeared in five sets for the U.S. men and had a kill and one block.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Wildlife officials aren't sure whether hunters killed more deer than usual on Monday's buck season opening day, but they're certain of one thing -- most of the bucks had nice racks.
"We're seeing some really decent bucks," said Paul Johansen, assistant wildlife chief for the state Division of Natural Resources, who helped operate a game-checking station in Raleigh County. "Not surprisingly, we're seeing a lot of smiles on a lot of hunters."
Johansen said Monday's weather -- clear and cool, with very little wind -- contributed to hunters' success.
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Johansen said he and other biologists had been "pretty steadily busy" all day long, weighing, measuring and determining the ages of all the deer brought to their stations.
"We haven't yet seen any 'record-book' bucks, but we've seen a lot of 8- and 10-pointers," he said. "A lot of the bucks are 2 1/2 years or older, and those are the ones that tend to have better racks."
Kem Shaw, assistant wildlife biologist for the state's southwestern counties, said he saw much the same thing at his Putnam County check station.
"Most of the deer we're checking are at least 2 1/2 years old, and several have been 3 1/2," Shaw said. "We even had two bucks and one doe that were 5 1/2. We've seen a lot of bucks with 8-, 9- and 10-point racks."
Shaw said he remembers when almost all the deer killed during the buck season were only 1 1/2 years old and had scrawny antlers.
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elvis is the best singer of all time for every song he ever sang
Elvis himself in the 50s thought he was not a very good ballad singer. He thought Pat Boone was the much better ballad singer. I recall an interview where he commented on this. But as he developed the richness and depth just oozed out.
elvis is the best singer of all time for every song he ever sang
all the goons I left behind, memories still linger..
Anything Elvis sang, it suited him.
I love the ballads, he can sing them with lots of emotion, where it comes from the heart but mostly the soul. His voice is so natural.
But i must admit, i love his 50's music !
Ladies, He's mine
If anything at all was not suitable for Elvis, it must have been degenerated music or something.
all the goons I left behind, memories still linger..
Guys, believe it or not, there is 1 song that elvis sang that he should not have - "King of The Road" it's on a cd of his I have and I'm sorry....but he just can't sing that one well....but that is the only song I've ever heard him sing that I say that about.
KSIMMS2.....hey...You must be wrong...Elvis NEVER recorded "King of the road"...what cd are you talking about??....I`m sure it`s NOT by Elvis, it must be by someone else you heard sing that song...100%(1000000% sure, lol)
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No, Elvis never sang that song. Roger Miller wrote and recorded it.
Another site was talking about that a few days ago. Did they say Doug Church?? I think so.
"I have learned never to ridicule any man's opinion, however strange it may seem."
I think Elvis was The Best Artist when singing Rock'n'Roll, Gospel or whatever!
Just gine Him a song and when singing that song it sounded heavenly!
With Rollin' Greetings!
It is pretty cool that the only Elvis performance you don't like wasn't really Elvis. Just shows how the copycats can't pull it off :-)
Elvis was a great ballad singer in the 50s, 60s and 70s. I think he had grown as a ballad singer when he got out of the army, but at the same time 50s performances like Love Me, and Young and Beautiful are as good as anything he ever did.
A fan since the middle 50'....I love all different kinds of ELVIS music....but the power ballads of the 70's are my all time favorite.
I will never forget you Rosanne.
Elvis could sing any sort of music and sing it well. I love his ballads from the 70s too. He was able to convey so much emotion. Every song became his own. His are always better than the original or any other version.


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I am constantly drafting facebook status updates in my head but they rarely make their way to my fingertips because, well, my offline life gets in the way. Or I think better of sharing something related to my kids' poop. Or I worry that I've already hit my quota of funny/cute/naughty kid posts for the week. Or I just decide that most of this stuff is not really that interesting to anyone but me and the grandmothers. That said, I like to jot down these thoughts so that I can free up some space in my head and, well, it would be a shame for all this profound thinking to go to waste so I share it with you (read my previous lists here and here).
Here's what's been on my mind lately but, for one reason or another, hasn't made it into my feed:
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"When Nora's hair is wet and just brushed she is a dead ringer for Rocky from Christmas Vacation. Who I actually think is very cute, despite his lip fungus."
"These words came out of my mouth while teaching Alex to ride a two-wheeler (and needing to prove to him that I know what I'm doing): 'Al, relax, I've been riding a bike for 30 years.' Is that even possible? I thought I was only 27?"
"This has been the kind of week where I have approached the power hour (dinner, bath, bedtime) with desperation in my heart, expletives in my head and a glass of wine in my hand. Every. Single. Night."
"My kids just got into an actual fistfight over who got the last of the homemade kale chips. I'm trying to focus on the 'homemade kale chips' part of that sentence."
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"Places other than our bathroom where Nora has pooped this week: Target, camp drop-off for Al, the library, the bank, Stop-n-Shop (twice in the same trip), a birthday party, Bloomingdales, a bucket at the beach."
"Alex and I were at the dentist for our cleanings and she asked us how the flossing has been going. I told her we weren't doing it as much as we should. Alex elaborated: 'Actually, we don't even have any dental floss in our house right now. We ran out a while ago and my mom hasn't bought more.' Busted."
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ZURICH For Russia, it was a fairy tale on Russian-Orthodox Christmas Eve; for Canada, one of the most painful collapses in a gold-medal game. IIHF.coms Martin Merk takes a look what the media wrote on both sides of the ocean.In Canada, the front pages were full of photos displaying disappointed Canadians, sometimes happy Russians, and melancholic headers.Our period of discontent. With five goals on 10 shots, Russia makes a stunning comeback and delivers a numbing blow to the Canadian psyche. Team Canadas monumental, third-period collapse hands gold to Russians, serves as a kick in the teeth for an entire nation.The Globe and MailFrom Gold to Groan. Last night, Canada settled for silver at the world junior hockey championship for the second consecutive year with a crushing 5-3 loss to Russia at the HSBC Arena. It was not just a loss; it was a collapse the likes of which Canada might never have seen. And when it was over, the Russians celebrated with the pure joy of youth. Canadas players looked hollowed to the core. This will haunt a lot of dreams, for a long time. [...] In the Canadian locker room during this tournament there was a quote from former Red Army player Alexander Yakushev, reflecting on the 1972 Summit Series. In part, it says, We would have loved for this series to end in a tie. It would be fair for us and for Canadians. But that goal proves how Canadians have that special quality. They fight until that last second. They push until they get what they want. Last night, those words could be applied to the Russians. My, how the world has changed.National PostCold War Meltdown. One last time they poured across the longest undefended border in the world with passports in hand, some wrapped in flags, others dressed as Mounties, all expecting a coronation. Instead, they witnessed the greatest meltdown in the long, proud history of the Canadian national program. There have been shocking defeats before. Canada lost to Kazakhstan one year. Twice in the decade, Canadian teams have been beaten on home soil in the gold-medal game. But this? This was something else entirely. Something hard to describe. Or explain. [...] The goaltending of Mark Visentin will surely be blamed, and he didnt make any saves of consequence when it mattered. But what was truly stunning was how his teammates completely lost their bearings after appearing focused, poised and machine-like for two periods.Toronto StarGolden Egg. 20 minutes from celebration, Canadian juniors, fans instead witness historic collapse. It was only 20 minutes from being one of the greatest ever Canadian sporting moments. It ended up being one of its most disappointing. [...] You can imagine what it was like for the nail-biting, gold medal tilt between Canada and Russia. Poised for Canada to add to its hockey record book, the Russians had another idea. When Russia and Canada play hockey, its usually a classic. Count this as one of them. To say the people in the stands had their hearts in their mouths was an understatement. This was the hottest ticket in all of sports Wednesday.Toronto SunThere where it hurts. Canada let go a 3-0 lead in the third period and the gold medal. Russian players, who come to North America, are, with a few exceptions, often accused of lacking heart and playing too selfishly. Yesterday, the Russians enjoyed their total revenge. Canada was in full control of the situation, leading 3-0 after the first two periods. But the young Russians sowed consternation in Buffalo, coming back as irresistibly as improbably by scoring five goals in the last period.La PresseAlso the local Buffalo News reporters conveyed shock about the outcome of what was expected to become a Canadian party.Well never completely understand Canadas obsession with hockey because the United States doesnt have one sport that captures our attention to quite the same degree. They dont simply love the game in Canada. 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