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The Office of Undergraduate Studies is committed to facilitating the strongest possible faculty advising program. To that end, a group of faculty and students met regularly throughout the 1996-1997 academic year to discuss the advising program at Case. Through those discussions, a consensus emerged and guidelines were developed to remind students, advisors, department representatives, and the Office of Undergraduate Studies of their responsibilities in the conduct of advising.
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- Review on an annual basis with your advisor your progress toward graduation.
- Notify your advisor and the Office of Undergraduate Studies if you plan to withdraw from the University.
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- Review on an annual basis with your advisees their progress toward graduation and document completion of requirements and approved exceptions.
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For the last six years, we've been making cash awards to members of the Skidmore community who take outstanding photographs illustrating Skidmore's people, places, and programs, and make them available to the College for use on the Web, in our publications, and on our walls. We've seen great photos and hope you'll take out your camera and start shooting for this year's contest.
The broad theme of this year's contest is "Places We Live, Places We Love." Capture the places around campus where you live, study, eat, hang out, and work. And show us what you love about Saratoga Springs, from its lakes, parks and history to its amazing downtown.
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The Chicago Bulls are close to completing their roster for the 2012-2013 season, though the team could still ink one or two more players to minimum contracts before the campaign begins. Chicago signed guard Marco Belinelli to the bi-annual exception on Monday, and was reportedly still interested in Randy Foye last night before the guard agreed to a one-year contract with the Utah Jazz. Foye, a 6-foot-4 combo guard who was draft No. 7 overall in the 2006, played 65 games for the Los Angeles Clippers last season, averaging 11 points and 2.2 assists per game.
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The Jets did not get what they were hoping for out of 2010 first-round CB Kyle Wilson. With an early injury to Darrelle Revis, Wilson was thrust into the lineup and struggled, showing he clearly wasn't ready and was phased out of the lineup. One daily team observer believes the team didn't handle the former Boise State corner's rookie campaign well. Wilson started the first three games, recording 14 tackles and three passes defensed. The rest of the season, he totaled seven tackles and two passes defensed in limited playing time. Wilson didn't get an essential redshirt year like fellow '10 draft pick Vladimir Ducasse, but he could get a clean slate in 2011.
The way we hear it, Wilson needs to work on his consistency and ball awareness, and still could be the leading candidate to be the team's nickel corner, the position the team hoped he would play in '10. Antonio Cromartie, who received a first- and third-round tender, is expected to return. While Marquice Cole is impressive as a gunner on special teams, that's where he's needed, not at corner, leaving Wilson to battle Drew Coleman, who got a sixth-round tender this offseason.
With Cromartie and Revis forming one of the top CB duos in the league, there's not a lot of room for Wilson on the outside. But two of the league's top slot receivers, Wes Welker and Davone Bess, are in the Jets' division and they need good nickel play, an area where Wilson can contribute.


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- 24 cherry tomatoes
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- 2 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 1/4 cup finely chopped peeled cucumber
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped green onion
- 2 teaspoons minced fresh dill
- Cut a thin slice off the top of each tomato. Scoop out and discard pulp; invert tomatoes onto paper towels to drain.
- In a small bowl, combine cream cheese and mayonnaise until smooth; stir in the cucumber, onion and dill. Spoon into tomatoes. Refrigerate until serving. Yield: 2 dozen.
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Worcester police have announced the body of Boston Marathon Bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev has been buried outside of the city. Police said in a statement that a "courageous and compassionate individual came forward" to help properly bury the remains.
Police have not released where the body was buried, but say it is no longer in Worcester.
Tsarnaev's body had been at funeral home Graham, Putnam, and Mahoney for a week. The directors for the funeral home received close to 120 offers for burials of the suspect, but they all fell through.
Tamerlan's Uncle, Ruslan Tsarni, has custody of the body and was hoping to bury it in Cambridge, where Tamerlan lived, but the city was not willing to take it.
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PHOENIX (AP) -- Three women has been arrested in connection with what police are calling a widespread counterfeiting and forgery operation of fake coupons linked to a Phoenix home.
40-year-old Robin Ramirez, 42-year-old Amiko Fountain ad 62-year-old Marilyn Johnson were arrested Tuesday after an eight-week investigation.
Phoenix Police Officer James Holmes says the women forged coupons that offer customers free or highly discounted items.
Ramirez, the alleged ring leader, is accused of bringing in the fake coupons from overseas and selling them on her website for 50 percent of face value.
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Local family to count 2 members as centenarians
Most families count themselves lucky to have one family member live to be 100, but in the Dickson family, not only is Estelle Dickson going to be 100 on Jan. 23, but her older sister Mary Spingola, 105, will be on hand to help her celebrate.
Thomas Dickson, 80, and his wife, Anne Dickson, 77, of Moorpark said they enjoy having the sisters living nearby in a private Thousand Oaks assisted care facility where they can visit regularly.
"We originally came to California in 1979 and the family followed us out," Anne Dickson said.
Thomas Dickson was working for a computer company when he was transferred from Long Island to the Thousand Oaks area. His mother, Estelle Dickson, and aunts Mary Spingola, Emma Dietz and Florence Brehm followed, settling in the Laguna Hills area. The fifth sister, Peggy, had died at age 42. Both Emma and Florence have since died.
Despite all of their years in California, Estelle and Mary said they still miss their native New York, especially near the holidays.
"I miss the stores and I miss Fifth Avenue, Rockefeller Center," Spingola said. "There are a lot of pretty places near New York."
Mary Spingola was born March 25, 1905, in Brooklyn, N.Y., the oldest daughter of Rose Fisher and Conrad Brehm. Sister Estelle was born Jan, 23, 1911.
The sisters remember going to St. Nicholas School in Brooklyn, where they were taught by German nuns.
"She (Estelle) was very good in school. She had beautiful handwriting," Mary Spingola said, adding her own academic performance was less than stellar. "I didn't do anything fantastic to write home about."
Spingola met her husband, Louis, when she was 16 and they married April 25, 1923, after a two-year courtship. Asked if he was handsome, she said, "He was natural." Louis Spingola died at age 96.
Estelle Dickson said it is hard to remember so many years back. "I'm very forgetful. I don't remember then."
When the sisters moved from Brooklyn to Queens, they lived in houses next door to each other. The only sister to have children was Estelle, 81 years ago. Her husband, Thomas Hadder Dickson, was born in Scotland and worked for Grace Lines in New York. The couple's only child, Thomas, was born Nov. 12, 1930.
"Thomas was the only child of five sisters. He was very spoiled," Anne Dickson said. She said her husband died suddenly in the mid-1970s at age 75.
Mary Spingola said the sisters doted on their nephew. "My husband and I would take him on vacation during World War II. My husband would save up the gas ration tickets so we could go," she said.
"On Sundays he would come over and we would go to New York for a show and for ice cream," Mary Spingola said.
When young Thomas chose Anne Cardinal to be his bride on Oct. 23, 1954, the young woman wasn't intimidated by her future mother-in-law or aunts. "She loved me from the moment she met me. She was a good mother-in-law."
"We were all so close," Mary Spingola recalled.
"Holidays we had my family and his family over. His mother and my mother, there was always a big crowd. Both of us grew up in close-knit families," Anne Dickson said.
When the Dicksons, who had five children, moved to California, the rest of the family missed the grandchildren and followed. The Dicksons had one girl, Judy Wilcox, 50, and four boys, Gary Dickson, 54, Kevin Dickson, 52, Eric Dickson, 45, and David Dickson, 39.
Eventually it became too difficult for Estelle and Mary to live on their own so they joined Thomas and Anne Dickson at their home for a few years before moving to the assisted care facility where they can keep each other company.
Mary said it's comforting to have her sister nearby. "If I go first or she goes first, I'm happy," Mary said.
"We're always happy," Estelle said.
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It was a surprising night for the RI GOP who met Thursday to choose a new leader.
After almost two hours of counting votes, the current GOP Chairman Mark Zaccaria announced that the vote has been declared invalid in the race for chairman between Mark Smiley and Daniel Harrop.
"It wouldn't be a GOP convention if there wasn't drama," said Zaccaria has he made the announcement. In a final tally Smiley had received 94 votes and Harrop received 93, however only 186 people were signed in to vote.
The vote will now be continued to a second meeting which will be held after a ten day grace period has lapsed. Until that time the sitting leaders of the GOP, including Zaccaria will remain in place.
The Shiners club in Cranston was packed as over 200 people gathered to find out the future of the Rhode Island Republican Party. A new party platform and new party officers, including the chairman position, were up for a vote and delegates felt a lot was at stake.
Cranston Mayor Allan Fung was outspoken in his support for Harrop. He said Harrop has a fundraising base and if elected already had $30,000 in donations committed to the party. Former candidate for Secretary of State Catherine Taylor also threw her support behind Harrop.
Meanwhile, several former Republican candidates who lost their election bids threw their support behind Smiley. Former Congressional Candidate Brendan Doherty, former gubernatorial candidate John Robitaille, and former senatorial candidate Barry Hinckley, all advocated for Smiley. In a nomination speech, Hinckley noted how hard Smiley had stumped for candidates in the last election and has dedicated himself to improving the party.
Smiley says he should be chair because he has the experience and knowledge necessary to lead the party. He showed his commitment to the RIGOP by announcing he has dropped down to part-time employment in his company and will have a full-time focus on the GOP. Smiley serves as the Warren Republican town committee chairman and the chairman of the RI GOP's chairman's caucus. Smiley says he wants to focus on recruiting and grooming candidates who run for local office.
Harrop said he represents the "big tent party" and if elected hopes to make "everyone feel welcome in the RI GOP." He said he thinks the party needs some serious changes locally and nationally. He was surrounded by young Republicans and college Republicans who hoped to see him take the reins of the party and steer it in a new direction.
Harrop is a doctor in Providence and has run unsuccessfully for Mayor of Providence and Representative in the General Assembly. He was also an elected presidential delegate for Ron Paul in 2012. He is a self-described libertarian.
Although the chairman's vote was deemed invalid, the GOP did come to several other decisions. The party voted down proposed changes to the party platform and elected several new leaders including a new treasurer Michael Grossi, a new second vice chair Daniel Hall, and a new first vice chair Giovanni Calise. The meeting was continued and not adjourned so the new officers will not take their seats until after the meeting is officially adjourned and a new chairman is selected.
Current chairman Mark Zaccaria served for one term has but decided not to run for the position again after the November elections.
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CARROLLTON — An Irving man has now been charged with the murder of 16-year-old Shania Gray, whose body was discovered Saturday in the Trinity River.
Carrollton police said they believe Franklin Davis, 30, arranged to meet Shania after her Thursday classes at Hebron High School. He then allegedly drove her to Campion Trails Park in Irving.
"After walking into a secluded area of the park, Davis shot Shania and ultimately left her body in the river," according to a police statement.
The girl was dead within an hour of leaving school, police said.
Investigators said Davis had been facing criminal charges involving Shania from a previous incident. Carrollton police spokesman Jon Stovall said that's what may have brought the two together.
"That's our belief; that's the only thing we have that ties them together, is the fact that there are pending charges or a pending trial in which she's a victim and he's been arrested for a suspect," Stovall said.
Davis — who had been arrested and jailed Friday on unrelated traffic warrants — now faces a capital murder charge. Police said he confessed to the crime hours after Shania's body was discovered.
Shania Ambriehl Gray had last been seen around 4 p.m. Thursday at Hebron High School in the 4200 block of Plano Parkway. Family and friends told police they had no contact with her since then.
Around 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Carrollton police said they were noified that a body had been recovered in the Trinity River in Irving, and it was believed to be Shania, although formal identification was pending the medical examiner's report.
A bike rider in Sam Houston Trail Park reported seeing the body floating face down in the Elm Fork of the Trinity near the border of Irving, Farmers Branch and Carrollton around 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
The body was recovered by the Irving Fire Department.
Carrollton police said earlier that GPS information placed Shania in Coppell on Belt Line Road between the Trinity River and MacArthur Boulevard on Thursday afternoon.
Shania had recently transferred to Carrollton from the Mesquite school district.
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The Wall Street Journal's Janet Adamy reports that McDonald's has sent a message to the lords of Obamacare. According to the Journal, McDonald's has warned federal regulators that it could drop its health insurance plan for nearly 30,000 hourly restaurant workers unless regulators waive a new Obamacare requirement. Adamy comments: "The move is one of the clearest indications that new rules may disrupt workers' health plans as the law ripples through the real world." Please read the whole thing.
It's a bit late in the day to ask whether President Obama made a single truthful argument in favor of Obamacare. Yet he and his congressional allies probably didn't expect the exposure of their lies to begin quite this soon after their nationalization of health care.
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Jarrett Jack came off the bench to score 16 points while helping lead the New Orleans Hornets to a 62-58 halftime lead over the Dallas Mavericks. Dallas needs a victory and a Los Angeles Lakers loss to clinch the No. 2 seed in the Western Conference. Chris Paul scored seven points while dishing out six assists while Marco Belinelli added eight points of his own for the Hornets.
Dirk Nowitzki has done everything he can to keep Dallas in the game scoring 19 first half points in just 18 minutes of action. Jose Juan Barea added 10 points for the Mavericks. Dallas could still be in good position as they find themselves down by only three points while allowing the Hornets to shoot 58% from the floor and 63% from three-point range in the first half.
This is a big game for the Mavericks because a loss combined with a Oklahoma City win would drop the Mavericks all the way to the No. 4 seed.
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Maria Ansley - Winner of ASPS Award
Maria Ansley was named the Winner by the ASPS for the BRA Day Double Loop Ribbon Contest. This award was awarded to the person or group who could execute the most creative use of the BRA Day double ribbon to display via VINE, an app that lets you record and share a 6-second looping video. The winner received $5,000 towards the planning of their 2014 BRA Day event.
SIU Med School Receives National Grant to Study Fat Grafting in Breast Reconstruction
A resident physician at Southern Illinois University School of Medicine in Springfield has been awarded a two-year federal grant from the Plastic Surgery Foundation to study fat grafting in breast cancer treatment and reconstruction. The grant has a budget of $47,223.
Dr. Abigail Cochran, a fourth-year plastic surgery resident physician in the Department of Surgery, is the principal investigator for the project.
Fat grafting is an integral part of breast reconstruction in cancer patients, but there is concern about the cancer-stimulation potential of stem cells in fat. This research will look at stem cells in fat and provide a better understanding of their effects on tumor growth. It will also examine whether tumor growth can be decreased by using gene therapy with the fat grafting.
The research uses human fat extracted during liposuction, which is taken to the lab and cultured with human breast cancer cells. Researchers will measure the tumor growth to determine how the fat affects the cancer cells. The fat also is genetically engineered with a virus that attacks cancer cells to decrease the tumor. Results of the study will help improve understanding of the risks associated with fat grafting for cancer patients.
This is the third national grant awarded for Cochran's research, which is focused on stem cell transplantation in breast cancer reconstruction.
Cochran began her residency at SIU in 2010. She earned her medical degree from the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee (2010) and her bachelor's degree from Siena College in Loudonville, N.Y. (2005). She is a native of Elm Grove, Wis.
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MAKEUP: "A kind of sexy, sporty Yasmin le Bon," said makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury of the inspiration behind the dark, squared-off brows, softly sculpted cheekbones, and envelope-pushing chocolate lips she gave models backstage.
HAIR: You could practically hear the swoosh of hairstylist Eugene Souleiman's extreme, mesh-bound ponytails as they grazed the back of Karan's Haitian-inspired print dresses on their way down the runway. "Dead straight, glossy, and incredibly strong," he said of the look, which took a cue from "the regalness of African women"—and the overt sensuality of eighties supermodels.
NAILS: Short, dark, burgundy-on-the-brink-of-black lacquer on hands and feet.
SKIN: "There's a juxtaposition between shine and matte going on in the face," said Tilbury. The taupe-colored contour cream (M.A.C. Cream Colour Base in Sepia) she used to sculpt cheekbones sat in high contrast to the silvery white luminizer (M.A.C. Cream Colour Base in Luna) she pressed into the skin at the outer corners of the eyes and across the lids. For a hint of neorealism, Tilbury created a "smattering" of freckles across the bridge of the nose with a neutral brown crayon (M.A.C. Lip Pencil in Hodgepodge).
EYES: "Thicker, darling!" said Tilbury, cheerfully instructing one of her team members to bulk up a model's brows with more pencil (M.A.C. Eye Brows in Fling). "It's that bushy eighties thing!"
LIPS: Tilbury filled in the mouth with the deepest, darkest brown pigment she could find (M.A.C. Pro Longwear Lip Pencil in Bittersweet), then dabbed matching cream lipstick (a mixture of M.A.C. Pro Lipstick in Full Chocolate and Most Mocha) on top. To set the color in place, she blotted it with a translucent powder. "Shine feels old these days," she declared. "It's got to be a matte lip."
HAIR: "For hair this sleek, you want liquid cement," said Souleiman, who misted the crown of the hair with Wella Stay Styled Finishing Spray before scraping it back into a tight ponytail at the center of the head and adding in waist-length extensions. After cutting them blunt across the bottom, he gave the length of the hair "a plasticized sheen" using clouds of Wella Shimmer Delight Shine Spray, and then fastened the base with an elongated strip of black mesh fabric.
NAILS: Deborah Lippmann's Just Walk Away Renée (originally created in collaboration with Renée Zellweger) took a cue from the dark overtones of Tilbury's prettily twisted lip.
SEEN: Donna Karan sitting for hair and makeup (in a bold wooden statement necklace that could have been plucked from her own runway) a few hours before her show.
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There are no kangaroos in Austria.
We're talking about Australia, the world's smallest continent. That being cleared up, let's dive right in!
Australia is a sovereign state under the Commonwealth of Nations, which is in turn overseen by Queen Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God, Queen of Australia and Her other Realms and Territories, Head of the Commonwealth.
The continent was first sighted and charted by the Dutch in 1606. Captain James Cook of Britain came along in the next century to claim it for Britain and name it "New South Wales." Shortly thereafter it was declared to be a penal colony full of nothing but criminals and convicts, giving it the crap reputation you may have heard at your last cocktail party.
This rumor ignores 40,000 years of pre-European human history, especially the Aboriginal concept of Dreamtime, an interesting explanation of physical and spiritual reality.The two biggest cities in Australia are Sydney and Melbourne. Sydney is more for business, Melbourne for arts. But that's painting in very broad strokes. Take a whirl around the panoramas to see for yourself!
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The Bossier Parish School Board is considering changing the termination policy for 50 percent of employees in each school in the parish.
State law strictly tells them how to handle dismissal when it comes to teachers, but is unclear about how to fire support employees. Tuesday afternoon, the board's administrative committee discussed the proper procedures for firing these support staff employees.
"Really it's become a pattern, where we would get calls from support people saying: Look I was just called into the principal, was handed a piece of paper and told I had to resign, right then or be terminated," said Red River United Director Jackie Lansdale.
These 1,157 non-certified district employees include secretaries, janitors, cafeteria workers, bus drivers and others, making up 50 percent of each school in the parish.
District Superintendent D.C. Machen asked the board to consider treating support employees the same way non-tenured teachers are fired, by giving them seven days notice to respond.
That would also mean support employees wouldn't be given the chance to have their case heard by the school board. If the board approves policy changes, the superintendent would be the ultimate person in charge of deciding whether that person is fired.
The committee agreed with the changes, but also asked Machen to look into the possibility of adding an extra step to the process and getting human resources involved before the superintendent.
"The process comes back to the superintendent making the final decision, I think that provides consistency across the board," Machen said.
Lansdale said she agrees with the policy, as long as the employee gets a chance to respond to the complaints before they are fired. "Don't start with you get called out here in the blue, sign this and you're out of here buddy.[They need] a thoughtful process that considers all elements," she said.
Bus drivers in the district hired before July 1, 2012, would be exempt from these policy changes.
The committee will consider the policy changes at their next meeting on March 6, with a vote on the matter at their March 20 meeting.
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Town Square
Danville & The Presidential Election of 2012
Original post made by American on Sep 12, 2012
I do not know anything about Atherton or Hillsborough(other than they are wealthy communities), but have resided in Danville for almost 15 years, so I feel have a pretty good pulse on what makes up your "normal Danvillian".
First, we tend to be highly educated, value family, community, public safety, and are actively(sometimes too much) involved in our children's activities, whether school, sports, or social events. Very few of us are divorced, and most families have a mom and a dad, who both are involved in raising the children. We are patriotic, love a good fourth of July parade, and fully support our military, and law enforcement, and their families. Most of us are actually doing better than our parents did financially, and we want our children to do even better than we have done. We are optimistic, and believe that if you work hard, play by the rules, you can achieve success. We suffer losses just like anyone else, but we do not blame others for them, and we celebrate when our neighbors succeed, and are not envious of them, or their success.
Finally, we are fiscally conservative and do not live beyond our means. We save for college when our children are born, we save for retirement when we are young, and we carry plenty of insurance, whether auto or life, in case a casaulty strikes. We do not expect the goverment to do much more than provide roads, military, police, courts, schools, etc., and we certainly do not expect the government to take care of us financially.
Looking at the above, I think I understand why Danville voted for Mr.Obama last election. We knew we needed a change, we knew the economy was in trouble, and we were concerned that Mr. McCain was in poor health and that Ms.Palin was not qualified to be Vice President(or truthfully anything else) Mr.Obama also said all the right things, did all the right things during the campaign, and we followed our gut more than our brains.
Four years later, in 2012, I am very confident that Danville will return to the Republican party and vote in favor of Mr. Romney. With his business background, his fiscal conservatism, his view on the government being too big, and his need to cut the deficits and make our country live within our means, is right on point with values we have in Danville. We have also seen Mr.Obama fail to keep most of his promises, and in four years there has truthfully been little to no economic recovery. When he talks about the "Evil 1%" he wants to blame for "not paying their fair share", he is talking about us Danvillians, and we all know, we pay our fair share and more. We take care of our families and our neighbors, we live within our means, and we play by the rules, and value success and hard work. Moreover, the fears we had about Ms.Palin, are seen in Mr. Biden almost every time he opens his mouth.
Danville is not the problem in our country, even though Mr.Obama likes to blame us "1%" people. In fact, if more cities and towns were like the people in Danville, America would be a much better place.
God bless Danville, and God bless America.(and f.y.i., do not mention God in the Democratic platform or Mr. Obama will be upset)
on Sep 12, 2012 at 4:41 pm
I've lived in Danville for over half of my 62 years. I very much like many of your comments about our little town!
I was one of the conservatives who voted Obama, and I may vote for him again. If Romney comes back with some sort of meaningful plan to make sure access to health care is available to all, that my daughter will not go back to being denied coverage due to a pre-existing condition that she was born with, and that includes optional end of life counseling that is covered by Medicare (I work in health care and was appalled at how my own party picked apart that benefit and named it "putting granny out to pasture" - ridiculous!) - then I will reconsider. To be honest, I'm not a Romney fan OR an Obama fan. I'll undoubtedly be voting against someone rather than for someone.
on Sep 12, 2012 at 4:59 pm
Vicki: governor Romney has made it clear that he also favors getting rid of pre-existing condition exclusions, so your daughter would be covered under his plan as well. I agree with you that pre-existing conditions should be covered.
on Sep 13, 2012 at 8:56 am
Thank you for your well-expressed thoughts, American. As a Diablo resident, I can assure you that many, if not most, of our residents agree with everything you have said.
Romney represents the American dream. He worked hard and made his success in business. Obama is a career politician. He decries the success of people like Romney and encourages class warfare, justifying confiscatory tax levels on the basis that the government should get all the credit for anyone's success. He encourages the victim mentality and that one's circumstance is never his or fault, eroding the notion of personal responsibility that has made our country great.
At this point in our nation, we are at a tipping point. Almost as many people are on the government as dole as are not. This election may very well show us which side we will be on for the rest of our history.


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The father-son duo of Jay and Bill Haas are back for their second consecutive Presidents Cup. Jay, a Champions Tour ace, will once again aid captain Fred Couples and oversee his son Bill, who automatically qualified after missing out on last year's Ryder Cup.
Haas stormed into the 2011 Presidents Cup off an impressive, relatively out-of-nowhere FedExCup win that secured a career $10 million windfall payday. But he struggled in Melbourne, losing three of his five matches and never really making a mark with three separate partners in the first four sessions. He's played on Walker and Palmer Cup teams before, so team match play isn't really a new thing for the younger Haas.
After that FedExCup win two years ago, Haas took a bit of a step back in 2012 and narrowly missed out on Medinah. He had to sit home and watch many of his contemporaries play in front of the USA crowds. But he was steady as ever again this year -- he ended the 2013 season with nine top 10 finishes (no one had more) and added a win for the third straight season by taking the AT&T National at Congo. He also finished tied for fourth on this track at the Memorial in June, so he's familiar with the Nicklaus layout and should be steady off the tee.
Couples will likely pair Haas with fellow Wake Forest alum Webb Simpson. The two have expressed interest in playing together multiple times in the weeks leading up to Muirfield Village, so they should be side-by-side for a majority of the two-man sessions. After the middling 2011 showing, and missing out last year, Haas should be motivated to put some points on the board with his Demon Deacon teammate.
World Ranking: 28
Qualified: Automatic spot No. 8 of 10
Presidents Cup Match Play Record: 1-3-1 (2011)
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"Your going to be thrilled every time you watch him as a punt returner because hes going to be a great returner for us." -Cam Cameron
Ted Ginn was drafted to be a kick returner with some big play ability on offense as well. There is no way to justify taking a kick returner/ raw receiver with a top ten pick. With that being said Being taken that high people expected him to be something he wasn't... a #1 receiver. It wasn't his fault he was chosen way before his slot or the fact that Cam Cameron took his "family" along for the ride, but at the end of the day Ginns taking the bashing for it. Because of those preconceived notions Ginn doesn't get nearly as much credit as he is due. In his third year many like to classify him as a bust, but yet he has managed to see his way on the field through the two regimes hes been with and for the most part produced. That statement cant be said for other players classified under the same category.
UPDATE: This was a post i wrote on Tedd Ginn while he was a Dolphin
Ted Ginn: The Returner
So Ginn was drafted primarily because of his return skills but yet by most Dolphins Fans he is considered an average kick returner at best.
2007 Week 5 CLE: 96 yard kickoff return TD (Nullified by penalty, D.Hagan)
2007 Week 10 BUF: 86 yard kickoff return TD (Nullified by penalty, G.Camarillo)
2007 Week 10 PHI: 87 yard punt return TD
2008 Week 10 SEA: 100 yard kickoff return TD (Nullified by penalty, C.Anderson)
2009 Week 8 NYJ: 100 kickoff return yard TD
2009 Week 8 NYJ: 101 kickoff return yard TD
1 or 2 penalties is understandable but 3 you know you have some bad luck. If none of those penalties occured Ginn wouldve had 5 Kick return touchdowns to his name just 3 shy from the record set by Joshua Cribbs(8) and considering how in 08' Patrick Cobbs and Davone Bess had a majority of the return load thats pretty impressive not average.
Ted Ginn: The Deep Threat
There is also alot of misconception about Ginn the receiver more specifically the deep threat. If you haven't heard or found out already Ginn is NOT a #1 receiver, but that in now way means he cant be a playmaker in this offense. in 07' some people forget we went 1-15 when evaluating Ginns rookie year. The offense was a circus and the quarterback position was a carausel. In 08' brought stability but not until after a rough start. After Ginn broke out in week 8 against the bills he was consistently making plays each week after. Another thing people dont understand is that as well as Pennington has played with Ginn his potential wouldnt be reached until he had someone to hit him in stride.
With Pennington
2008 Week 8 BUF: 1st play from scrimmage was a pass deep right for 46 yards. That 46 couldve easily been 80 for the fact that Ginn had to wait on the ball which gave time for McGhee to close on him.
2008 Week 10 SEA: Pennington, flea flicker deep middle 39 yards Ginn split both corner and safety over the top. This play was important because it showed the chemistry that Pennington and Ginn had gained. Camarillo was wide open but Pennington insisted on throwing to Ginn who was double covered.
2008 week 12 NE: Pennington, pass deep left to Ginn who had corner Ellis Hobbs beat but waited for the ball to 46 yard completion.
2008 Week 17 NYJ: Pennington, flea flicker deep middle 44 yards Ginn had split the double coverage and on a under thrown ball came back to make the catch.
With Henne
Week 5 NYJ: C.Henne deep middle 53 yards TD on Darrelle Revis. That was the only touchdown Revis had allowed all year.
Week 16 HOU: C.Henne, pass deep middle 62 yard TD (Nullified by penalty, Lousaka Polite)
Henne has a lot of arm and Ginn has a lot of speed, with a whole offseason together Henne and Ginn should gain chemistry the same way he did with Pennington. So the argument that Ginns potential wont be tapped until Henne is in at Q holds some weight.


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A dynamic, 3-D, computer-animated video that takes you "inside" for a close-up look at how we're made. Watch as the mysteries of the human genome are literally "unraveled."
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Same start as Queenfolia and Blade Runner. Start by climbing on face holds up and left past a low roof and shallow left facing corner. Then climb up and right on easy rock to a hand crack leading to the top of a pillar. Climb up steep rock on jugs, then make a move left to some good crimps at the base of a right facing corner with a perfect fingercrack. Fire in some gear and pull up into the corner... Careful, its balancey! Climb a few moves of rattly fingers to juggy blocks and the rim. Phew!
TCUs 1 #00 or #0, 1 #1, 2 #2, Camalots 1 #.5, 1 #1, 1 #2


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Leigh Ann is making some of her favorite desserts, like a delicious banana cream pie and her all time easy to make toffee candy.
1 pkg. (16.5 oz.) NESTLÉ® TOLL HOUSE® Refrigerated Chocolate Chip Cookie Bar Dough, softened
1 can (12 fl. oz.) NESTLÉ® CARNATION® Evaporated Milk
1 pkg. (about 3.4 oz.) banana cream or vanilla instant pudding and pie filling mix
2 medium bananas, peeled and sliced
1 1/2 cups frozen whipped topping, thawed
NESTLÉ NESQUIK Chocolate Flavor Syrup, (optional)
NESTLÉ® TOLL HOUSE® Semi-Sweet Chocolate Mini Morsels, (optional)
PREHEAT oven to 350° F. Grease 9-inch pie plate.
PRESS 20 squares of cookie dough* onto bottom and up side of prepared pie plate.
BAKE for 18 to 22 minutes or until golden brown; flatten down with back of spoon to form pie shell. Cool completely on wire rack.
BEAT milk and pudding mix according to package directions in small bowl; refrigerate for 5 minutes. Spread 1 cup pudding over cookie crust (save remaining pudding for later use). Top pudding with bananas; spread with whipped topping. Refrigerate for at least 1 hour or until set. Drizzle with Nesquik; top with morsels. Cut into wedges.
NOTE: May substitute 1 1/2 cups milk for CARNATION Evaporated Milk.
*You will have 4 squares left. Refrigerate for future use or bake and enjoy!
Remember to follow baking instructions before consuming.
1 tablespoon butter, softened
2 tablespoons granulated sugar
8 oz. NESTLÉ® TOLL HOUSE® CHOCOLATIER 53% Cacao Dark Chocolate Baking Bar, broken into small pieces
1/4 cup butter, softened
5 large eggs, separated, at room temperature
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon cream of tarter
1/4 cup granulated sugar
PREHEAT oven to 375º F. Adjust oven rack to the lower-middle position of the oven. Grease six 6-ounce soufflé dishes or ramekins with 1 tablespoon butter. Coat bottom and sides with 2 tablespoons sugar; dump out any excess.
MICROWAVE chocolate and 1/4 cup butter in large, uncovered, microwave-safe bowl on HIGH (100%) power for 1 minute; STIR. Pieces may retain some of the their original shape. If necessary, microwave at additional 10- to 15-second intervals, stirring just until smooth; cool to room temperature.
WHISK egg yolks, one at a time, into chocolate mixture. Whisk in vanilla extract and salt.
BEAT egg whites in large mixer bowl until soft peaks form. Beat in cream of tartar. Gradually beat in 1/4 cup granulated sugar until stiff peaks form. Fold 1/2 cup egg white mixture into chocolate mixture to lighten. Fold in remaining egg white mixture gently but thoroughtly. Divide batter among prepared ramekins. Smooth tops and clean excess batter from rims. Place on baking sheet.
BAKE for 15 to 17 minutes or until puffed and center still moves slightly. Serve immediately.
Remember to follow baking instructions before consuming.
1 1/4 cups (2 1/2 sticks) butter, divided
35 to 40 soda crackers
1 cup packed dark brown sugar
1 can (14 ounces) NESTLÉ® CARNATION® Sweetened Condensed Milk
1 1/2 cups (9 ounces) NESTLÉ® TOLL HOUSE® Semi-Sweet Chocolate Morsels
3/4 cup finely chopped walnuts
PREHEAT oven to 425° F. Line 15 x 10-inch jelly-roll pan with heavy-duty foil.
MELT 1/4 cup (1/2 stick) butter in medium saucepan. Pour into prepared jelly-roll pan. Arrange crackers over butter, breaking crackers to fit empty spaces.
MELT remaining butter in same saucepan; add sugar. Bring to a boil over medium heat. Reduce heat to low; cook, stirring occasionally, for 2 minutes. Remove from heat; stir in sweetened condensed milk. Pour over crackers.
BAKE for 10 to 12 minutes or until mixture is bubbly and slightly darkened. Remove from oven; cool for 1 minute.
SPRINKLE with morsels. Let stand for 5 minutes or until morsels are shiny; spread evenly. Sprinkle with nuts; press into chocolate. Cool in pan on wire rack for 30 minutes. Refrigerate for about 30 minutes or until chocolate is set. Remove foil; cut into pieces.
Remember to follow baking instructions before consuming.
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How the darts landed
Just when youd had time to (hopefully) forget, I am duty-bound to put on the record here my results from the AFC and NFC championship games. Put it this way: I know how the Patriots and 49ers felt. I dont think Id ever before gone 0-2 in the semifinals both straight-up and against the spread, but it was somehow fitting, given my tough season overall. I felt two upsets. Then I felt stupid. Now I have one chance to make amends.
|Vs. spread
|Last round
|Final regular season
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BRONCOS (15-3) vs. SEAHAWKS (15-3)
Line: DEN by 2.
Cotes pick: DEN 24-20.
TV: 6:25 p.m. Sunday, Fox.
This is only the fifth Super Bowl of 48 that pits the No. 1 offense vs. the No. 1 defense in bottom-line terms of points scored and allowed and only the second ever that is 1 vs. 1 based on yards gained and allowed. A very small sample size? Undeniably. But it is nonetheless worth noting that in those previous instances the teams that were No. 1 on the defensive side have been 4-1 on Super Sunday. Thats in case you dont give Seattle much of a shot here (you should). Or in case you like Denver easily (you shouldnt). So history props up the chances of Richard Shermans Seahawks defense prevailing. Heres how great Seattles D is: Sherman might not even be the best player in his own backfield; Earl Thomas might be. Then again, there has never ever been an offense that scores more than Peyton Mannings record-setting Broncos. Seattle has never had more to defend, all at once. The game could swing on which team handles the elements better. Peyton famously is only 4-7 when the kickoff temp is below 40, which it surely is likely to be Sunday evening in the Jersey swamp. All of this makes Seattle a trendy (and tempting) upset pick. But the real question is simply this: How much do you trust Peyton Manning? How much do you believe in him? Him against maybe the best defense he has ever faced. Him against the bitter cold. Him against the pressure of the stage and all the legacy talk. And the answer is, I trust him. Forgot to last week, but Im a fast learner. It is Peytons time. His year. His season. His Sunday.


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If the preliminary flood hazard data (preliminary data) search tool is unavailable, please visit this alternate site to view your data.
- What is Included in Preliminary Data?
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- What is the Difference Between Preliminary and Effective Data?
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Preliminary data provide the public an early look at their home or community's projected risk to flood hazards. Preliminary data include: new or revised Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMs), Flood Insurance Study (FIS) reports, and FIRM Databases.
By making these data available through Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) new preliminary data search tool, nation-wide preliminary data are in a centralized and easily accessible location, along with FEMA's other flood mapping products and tools. Additional benefits of this new search tool include:
- The public can now access both preliminary and effective flood hazard data on the same site
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The release of preliminary data is an important step in a community's flood mapping lifecycle. There are several benefits for the public and professionals in viewing their community's preliminary data before it becomes an effective FIRM:
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Reports of Duarte's departure began to circulate early this morning, but no one from either side nor Duarte himself have confirmed this news. Palm has admitted that Duarte has indeed left, the company has refused to confirm where the VP is heading.
Before Palm, Duarte was the vice president of experience design at Helio and before that helped design the Danger Hiptop. Duarte also worked with Andy Rubin on the Sidekick. Rudin is now the head of Android.
Duarte leaves Palm during a transition period. Palm was recently purchased by HP who now has plans to roll out the Linux-based webOS on its Slate, mobile devices and even printers. Duarte had a key role in the design of webOS and introduced it to the public at the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show.
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Home Metal Casting
Has anyone tried metal casting. Would be interested in seeing your set up if you have pictures.
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I cast bullets from wheel weights and lead.
Tractors are made to work!
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On Youtube.com there are videos about casting parts for scale model hit and miss engines. just wonder what experience anyone has had.
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I see plenty at work. I work at a ductile iron foundry. we make safety/suspension parts for ford ,chevy ,bmw, vw.
what type of part did you have in mind on trying to cast?
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Inside front wheel weights?
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My understanding is that you will have to make your own pattern a bit over size for there is about 8% shrinkage as the casting solidify s and cools. This means that to get the same weight you can't use an original. This shrinkage will probably affect the mounting hole spacing too. If doing it for yourself a little trial and error will get er done.
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We need an original to make a pattern from and go from there. A Clay mold of the original to make a new oversize pattern with a pantograph like they do with coins?
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- Studio: Paramount Pictures
- Release Date: Dec 10, 2010
- Starring: Christian Bale, Mark Wahlberg, Melissa Leo
- Summary: A talented boxer with a troubled path focuses his energy on training his brother to become a champ.
- Director: David O. Russell
- Genre(s): Drama, Sport
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Positive: 35 out of 41
Mixed: 6 out of 41
Negative: 0 out of 41
An exhilarating fight-flick that, like its scrappy central character, is impossible not to root for.
The rousing The Fighter tries a number of risky maneuvers and manages to make them pay off in the end. The movie initially feels like more of a near thing than the filmmakers anticipated, but as in boxing it's only the final decision that counts.
Ultimately, The Fighter loses its courage and betrays the terms of its own story by fashioning an interpretation designed to please the people it portrays. It does a switch on us, by changing its focus from Micky's character to Micky's career and then pretending it was really about the career all along.
The screenplay, credited to three writers, has that over-doctored feeling to it, and we're asked to take on a larger redemption tale that undermines the truth of Bale's wholly unsympathetic portrayal of a drug addict and a narcissist. The Fighter's desire to show us what that awful combination looks like is overwhelmed by its urge to show us a Hollywood-style triumph.
So like much of this film, the viewer is turned into an observer. You never feel close enough to the action, either in the ring or in the kitchens, living rooms and tough streets where the story takes place. The characters engage you up to a point but never really pull you in.
Score distribution:
Positive: 98 out of 107
Mixed: 5 out of 107
Negative: 4 out of 107
Dec 19, 2010Wahlberg not Warlberg...sorry. My impressions remain the same with regard to my earlier review of this fantastic movie !!!! Additionally, I must also compliment the other actors who all played an integral role in without this total chemistry it may have just been good rather than fantastic.… Expand
Feb 14, 2011"The Fighter is an Emotional , compelling , Truly inspirational film. Christan Bale and Mark Whalberg give the performances of there career in One of the finest boxing films i have ever seen. The Fighter will have you stand up and cheer .. SEE THIS MOVIE!!" .. A+… Expand
Dec 26, 2010A great sports drama, elevated by powerful supporting turns from Bale, Adams, and Leo. The story is uplifting, without being melodramatic, and is greatly helped by Russell's realistic direction. If Bale does not win, let alone be nominated for, an Oscar for this, I'll be shocked, as it's right up the Academy's alley.… Expand
Dec 19, 2010With films such as Rocky or Raging Bull, it would seem as if that boxing-based movies would be a died out and worn out genre. While I will not say director David Russell's The Fighter brings a new aspect to the table, his film extensively brings out the talent of its actors overshadowing the ensemble of other 2010 favorite Inception. The Fighter is a well-directed and captivating piece, and is as true as its performances.
The Fighter is a biographical film depicting the life of aspiring professional boxer Mickey Ward, played by the surprisingly multi-dimensional Wahlberg, and his half-brother Dicky Eklund (Christian Bale). Ward is living under the shadow of Dicky, a former boxer who falls into the nightmare of crack addiction and violence. When Dicky faces a full decline, Ward, with the aid of love interest Charlene Fleming (Amy Adams), he learns he must rely on his own decisions to find success. Complimented by Wahlberg's acting, Adams puts on her finest performance since 2008's Doubt. Melissa Leo, who plays Mickey's overbearing mother, also gives a commendable act.
The film is not solely based on the sport and Ward's effort to "rise to the top." Instead, The Fighter also diverges into two trails illustrating the drug addiction of character Dicky Eklund, who is magnificently played by Christian Bale. Let me say this, Christian Bale gives an unforgettable tour de force performance. No matter what opinion you may have on Bale, from his viral outburst to his laughable performances in the Batman series, the actor is unbelievably good. Bale puts underlying passion and grit into his performance that will crawl under the skin causing either a sense of deep pathos or disturbance. The Fighter is a captivating film with an ample spectrum of emotion. While telling a "rags to riches" story, it also gives an illustrative view into the lower classes of White America. Although the movie's story is overall somewhat cliche and predictable, the depth put on the ensemble and direction makes it solid entertainment and subtle commentary. It at first is slow to buildup, but The Fighter, led by its magnificent trio, will grab and toss you in multiple directions.… Collapse
Feb 24, 2011It could have easily been yet another underdog boxing film we have seen before, but the subtle lead performance of Wahlberg, the flawless supporting appearances of Leo and Adams but most importantly the dynamite dominating portrayal of his hero/waster/catalyst brother make this a great film to watch.… Expand
Jan 23, 2011Horrible movie. Another boring boxing movie filled with unnecessary drama? We need something new. I would much rather watch Reel Steel than this rubbish of a movie.… Expand
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Mayweather signs 6 fight deal w/showtime: Announces Guerrero as May 4th opponent, R.I.P. HBO
Mayweather signs 6 fight deal w/showtime: Announces Guerrero as May 4th opponent, R.I.P. HBO
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Money May vs. Guerrero!
What are your unofficial predcitions?
I think Guerrero will try to make it as rough and ugly as possible, but he will eventually fall behind - as everyone - and allow Floyd to capitalize on his mistakes. I don't think The Ghost will break down though. He seems to be very strong-willed so I expect him to fight for the whole 3 minutes of every round. Floyd might get hit early on before he adjusts as he did in the Judah fight. I don't see a KO though. Floyd ain't gonna leave his throne just yet.
I expect Floyd to be defensively minded and picking his shots while frustrating Guerrero with defense on the ropes as I think Robert will try to bully him there.
All in all...I feel the same way as I always do when Floyd announces his opponent - unsure. Hell, I was worried that JMM will get him (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) Not gonna happen though...
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if floyd loses all were going to hear is that he was too old, if he wins, robert was a nobody. seems like nobodies getting there credit that night
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Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski was in the injury news again on Wednesday when reports surfaced that he would indeed need surgery on his back. That information coupled with his four recent arm surgeries could be very troubling for Patriots fans, but Gronkowski's agent, Drew Rosenhaus, told WQAM 560-AM in South Florida on Thursday that his client's latest surgical procedure is no big deal (via Boston.com):
"This is a new injury, and it's minor, it's not as significant. … I don't think it's a big deal, I think it's more preventative maintenance than anything else. It's something that, although he needs it, he's had it for awhile and he's been able to function."
The reported procedure on his back that Gronkowski has not yet undergone is a "microdiscectomy" that could take 12 weeks to recover from and could keep the Pro Bowl tight end out into the regular season. The recovery will mostly overlap with recovery from his forearm surgery however, and Rosenhaus sees it as the perfect opportunity to correct an issue that Gronkowski has already been playing through.
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LOUISVILLE, KY. (WDRB) -- Years of planning finally became a reality for a new downtown bridge on Thursday. That's when Kentucky road crews have started clearing the way for construction on the bridge.
The early work involves clearing the right of way along interstate routes in downtown Louisville. That work involves cutting and trimming dozens of trees.
Crews are working in three locations, even if it doesn't exactly look like highway construction work.
"Probably most people who see these crews wouldn't...may not have any reason to associate it with the bridges project," says Chuck Wolfe, Public Affairs Director, Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.
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Let's face it, good sermon illustrations are tough to come by. Every week preachers wrestle with a key question during sermon prep: "How do I craft illustrations that are compelling, credible, and theologically sound?" All three criteria are important, but we often focus attention on providing compelling and credible illustrations. But we can't undervalue the importance of being theologically sound. This is especially important as we approach Easter and think about one of the most difficult doctrines to illustrate: the Atonement.
What's at stake in illustrating the Atonement? Think of it this way: your pulpit is a classroom. Sunday morning may be the only time during the week that some of your laypeople actually engage the Scriptures. By expounding the Scriptures, you are providing ongoing biblical education for your laypeople. Hopefully, over time they will gain an ever-deepening knowledge of God, his works, and his Word. Consequently, you want to ensure you always communicate robust, orthodox theology. If you use theologically problematic illustrations, you may be teaching your listeners bad theology, whether or not you or they are aware of it.
The Atonement is one of the most important doctrines of the Christian faith. So you'll want to make sure you communicate Christ's atoning work in a way that is certainly compelling and emotive, but most importantly faithful to Scripture. So here are five tips to help you use illustrations that bridge Scripture and contemporary life.
1. Realize the Atonement is a multifaceted event.
New Testament scholar J. Gresham Machen (1881-1937) said of the Atonement, "This Bible doctrine is not intricate or subtle. On the contrary, though it involves mysteries, it is itself so simple that a child can understand it." Christ died for our salvation! What's complicated about that? And yet, there are multiple understandings of how Christ accomplished our salvation and what our salvation entails. That's one reason why the Atonement can be a difficult doctrine to illustrate effectively.
Numerous Atonement theories have arisen throughout church history—motifs such as Ransom, Christus Victor, Satisfaction, Sacrifice, Moral Influence, Moral Government, and Penal Substitution, only to name a few. While certain traditions and theologians tend to emphasize one motif over the others, the Bible gives us various images to describe Christ's atoning work: self-giving love (John 15:13), the forgiveness of enemies (Matt. 26:28), payment of a debt (Col. 2:14), the ransom of captives (Mk 10:45), victory over demonic powers (Col 2:8, 15), and so on. All Atonement theories are partial yet complementary. No one theory by itself captures the full extent of Christ's work.
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