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News: Lil Wayne's "America's Most Wanted" Tour Extended
Thursday, Aug 6, 2009 4:00PM
Lil' Wayne's Young Money Presents: America's Most Wanted tour has added ten new dates which will extend the concert into next month.
The additional dates will primarily give Midwest fans an additional opportunity to see Weezy, Young Jeezy and Soulja Boy in concert.
Originally ending August 23, the tour will now hit ten additional locations: Kansas City, MO (August 24), Darien Center, NY (August 27), Noblesville, IN (August 28), Tinley Park, IL (August 29), Clarkston, MI (August 30), St. Paul, MN (September 1), Milwaukee, WI (September 2), Cincinnati, OH (September 3), Charlotte, NC (September 4) and Sunrise, FL (September 6). (New Lil Wayne)
Soulja Boy recently spoke on his experience alongside Weezy and Jeezy since hitting the road together.
"When they came at me and was like, 'Wayne wants you to be on tour with Drake, Jeezy, a lot of people,' of course I'mma do it," Soulaj Boy said in an interview. "My first tour I did was with Chris Brown. Now this is gonna be my second official tour...On this type of tour, you got Young Jeezy fans in the crowd, Lil Wayne fans in the crowd, Jeremih fans in the crowd, Pleasure P fans in the crowd, and this is not the only time you gotta do it. You gotta do it four or five days straight. This is what I'm built for...I try to strive for my best. I respect everybody in the tour, likewise, but I'm trying to have the best show in the tour. I'm gonna stay and watch everybody, though." (MTV)
Aside from special guest appearances, Young Money's Nicki Minaj has also been spotted on the nationwide tour.
"People keep asking me that, I'm officially on the tour. I've been on the tour since day one," she said in an interview this week. "There might be a couple days I don't just because I have personal obligations but I'm on the tour. I can't wait to see everybody come out and have fun." (Hip Hop Stan)
After collapsing on-stage last Friday (July 31), Drake re-joined the tour in Canada earlier this week.
"Look, I wanna say one thing," Drizzy told the crowd. "Before every show I've ever seen this man do, the greatest entertainer I'll ever witness. Make some noise for Lil Wayne. Now listen up, before every show he does, he tells the crowd to make some noise for what they've created. My man, I just wanna shake your hand for what you do..." (YouTube)
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RESCUE, Calif—The body of a Yale student found dead behind a wall on what should have been her wedding day has been returned to Northern California for her funeral.
Funeral director Dennis Hamilton of Green Valley Mortuary in Rescue said Sunday that the body of Annie Le was in the funeral home's care.
Hamilton said Le's family has requested that all details about the funeral be kept private. A memorial service for Le is planned at her fiance's New York temple later this month.
Le vanished from a Yale research building Sept. 8; her body was found hidden in a wall recess five days later.
Raymond Clark III is charged with her murder. He has not entered a plea.


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I had this album years ago when i was in high school, for some unknown reason (young and stupid is probably a good guess), i sold it. For years i've missed the sounds of ST and wished i had it still. I'm glad i bought it again.
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This is a good buy, especially as an introduction to the band.The music is a melting pot of thrash, hardcore, punk, funk and more. The lyrics are cool and really funny at times. Lots of great songs.
"Prime Cuts" is a best-of album so, you either like ST or you don't. Being a 20-year ST fan, I love having a cross-section of their material. (Personally, I was surprised the "Controlled by Hatred" didn't make the cut (no pun intended). If you're not a ST fan, then this is a great introduction. They never really made it big but they had some great material. Any interest in skater-thrash or metal? If so, ST is for you.
This 1997 greatest hits album is a fairly good overview of the career of punk/thrash pioneers Suicidal Tendencies. Here we get classics like "Institutionalized", "You Can't Bring Me Down", "How Will I Laugh Tomorrow?", and "Lovely", along with some other great songs like "I Saw Your Mommy" and "Nobody Hears". We also get some re-recorded songs on here as well that longtime ST fans will either like or dislike (such as "I Saw Your Mommy"), but all in all, this is a good start if you want to get into Suicidal Tendencies, but if you are really looking into getting into the band, start with they're brilliant self titled debut album. Gotta love the album cover here though.
First off, my favorite ST album is their first. That was far more "punk" than anything they released after it; with Join The Army they basically became a metal band. That isn't to say they didn't put out some good material afterward, though. I bought this one to get tracks like "You Can't Bring Me Down" and "Gotta Kill Captain Stupid." Both of 'em rock, even if the lyrics aren't exactly Bob Dylan.But I was VERY disappointed that the versions of "Institutionalized" and "I Saw Your Mommy" are from Still Cyco rather than the first album. These songs do NOT benefit from the tighter musicianship of the post-debut band.If you're looking for a quick intro to Suicidal Tendencies, buy this CD. Then find a copy of their debut, and you have all the ST you will ever need!


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Buddy of mine is ex Gainesville Sports personality who has a contact with an older gentlemen who is relatively close w/ Donovan's father and according to him, Donovan to UK is a done deal.-chris
Whomever it was she held her own I'd have to say, and was basically commenting on Billy Donovan & why he will probably be staying at Florida instead of leaving for Kentucky.
Whomever it was she held her own I'd have to say,
Never talked to her before of course, but this chick sounded like one of the lollipop kids from Wizard of Oz so I'm not sure if that would be her??
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For the second straight October, the Detroit Tigers are playing in the American League Championship Series. Just one year ago, the Tigers qualified for the ALCS by beating the New York Yankees in a five-game Division Series, but lost to the Rangers in six games; this year, they've qualified by beating the Oakland Athletics in a five-game Division Series, and will face the Yankees.
Last year, the Tigers won the American League Central with 95 wins and a +76 run differential; this year they won the Central with 88 wins and a +56 run differential.
This year, the Yankees won the American League East with 95 wins and a +136 run differential.
Is that enough for us to declare the Yankees clear favorites in this ALCS?
Well, perhaps not. But it's certainly a start.
Let's look for reasons to think the Yankees won't beat the Tigers.
Are there good reasons to think those 2012 records and run differentials don't fairly represent these teams, as they are now?
Four months into the season, the Tigers acquired second baseman Omar Infante and starting pitcher Anibel Sanchez. Infante plays every day, and Sanchez started Game 3 against the A's in the ALDS. At the end of August, the Tigers added 20-year-old outfielder Avisail Garcia, who started both ALDS started by left-hended pitchers.
The Yankees' roster has generally been stable this season, with two exceptions: Just before the trade deadline, the Yankees picked up Ichiro Suzuki, who now starts almost every game in left field; and veteran Andy Pettitte, who managed only a dozen starts during the regular season, is now a fixture in the Yankees' postseason rotation.
There is, of course, one more thing: Alex Rodriguez, who played third base for the Yankees all season long, might not play much at all against the Tigers. Famously, in the Yankees' Division Series against the Orioles, Rodriguez was
pulled for a pinch hitter in Game 3,
pulled for a pinch hitter in Game 4, and
benched in Game 5.
With both Eric Chavez available, the percentages suggest playing him instead of Rodriguez when a right-handed pitcher is starting for the Tigers ... and a right-handed pitcher will probably start every game for the Tigers. Considering that the Yankees can stack their lineup with seven lefty and switch hitters, the only exceptions being Derek Jeter and catcher Russell Martin.
By the way, the Yankees led the American League in OPS this season; the Tigers were fourth. The Yankees finished with the fourth-lowest ERA in the league; the Tigers were fifth. The Yankees' fielding is poor; the Tigers' fielding is borderline terrible.
One big difference between the regular season and the postseason, of course, is the role of the starting pitcher. In the regular season, your best pitcher -- just for the sake of argument, Justin Verlander -- starts one out of every five games, while at this point he'll start twice in every five, thanks to the off-days.
Ah, but the Yankees have a best pitcher, too. CC Sabathia will pitch twice in this series, if it goes the distance, just as Verlander will. And their teams will be favored in each game those ace start. Because, alas, it's not yet apparent that they'll actually start against one another, which might be one of the highlights of the whole year.
Of course, all of this "analysis" sort of assumes that things will go according to how they've gone before. And many things will not. One year ago, Verlander started four postseason games. His ERA in those games was 5.31. Even in the two games he won, his ERA was 4.70.
Granted, that unlikely thing probably won't happen this time around. Especially if Verlander's performance against the A's offers any guidance. What we do know, though, is that plenty of unlikely things will happen. Enough so that even as we acknowledge that the Yankees are the better team and should be favored, the qualitative difference is not so large that you'd be likely to notice over the course of a best-of-seven series.


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Beautiful Condo at Paniolo Hale Unit T2 in West Molokai
- bedrooms 1
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Paniolo Hale
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The Condo: This spacious, open-air condo is located at Paniolo Hale, the premier condo
complex on Molokai. The architecture is plantation-style, with two white french doors
spanning the length of the main floor. It is two-story, with one bedroom on the upper
floor, and a full bathroom on each floor. The ceilings are high on each level, equipped
with ceiling fans. The condo sleeps 4 and is smoke-free. Enjoy a hammock on the shady
screened-in porch underneath a canopy of large trees. West Molokai is the drier, sunny
side of the island, and the grounds have been beautifully landscaped with lush, tropical
plants. Kepuhi Beach borders the complex.
Molokai: Molokai is only 20 minutes by air from Hawaii's most populous islands, - Oahu
and Maui, and yet has a totally unique, different feel. It has been described as "The island
in Hawaii the world has left behind." It is truly a quiet, peaceful, beautiful,
noncommercialized place. The people are friendly, and you get the sense that you have
experienced "the real Hawaii." It is the perfect place to vacation if you really want to get
away from it all.
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Shell Pate (909) 474-5809
condo rental amenities
Queen bed, queen sleeper sofa, screened lanai (porch) with hammock, high-speed internet, phone, cable TV, VCR
& DVD player, stereo, fully-equipped kitchen, microwave, toaster, oven, range, dishwasher,
refrigerator, coffee maker, rice maker, linens provided - including beach towels, washer &
dryer, pool (shared), charcoal grill (BBQ) (shared), beach chairs, ice chest, and some videos,
games and books.
We have tried to think of everything to make our place as comfortable and equipped as
possible, so let us know if we are missing anything!
activities and attractions in West Molokai Molokai
Swim on your own secluded beach, surf at the condo's beach (Kepuhi), scuba dive, fish, kayak, take a
walk along Papohaku Beach - Hawaii's longest sand Beach, windsurf, sail, bike ride, watch the sunset,
snorkel at Murphy's Beach, go for a leisurely drive, hike up Halawa Valley Falls-Hawaii's highest
waterfall, ride on a mule down the sea cliffs at Kalaupapa, take a tour of the macadamia nut or
plumeria farms, visit the friendly town of Kaunakakai, sip a cup of coffee locally grown at the
Moloka'i Coffee Plantation, eat Hawaiian fare at The Kualapu'u Cook House and other local restaurants,
visit the rain forest of Kamakou Preserve, fly over or take a boat ride to view the world's highest sea
cliffs, take the ferry to Maui, read a book in the hammock, listen to the colorful birds, relax!
vacation rental rates
High Season: Nov 1 - Apr 14 $105/night
Low Season: Apr 15 - Oct 31 $95/night
Plus $80 cleaning fee and 12.42% Hawaii Tax
7th night free!
Checks, Money Orders and VISA accepted (VISA add 3% fee)
50% required upfront to reserve condo (remainder due one month prior to arrival)
Full refund given less a $50 processing fee if cancelled at least 30 days prior to arrival
Shell Pate (909) 474-5809
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Top things to do in West Molokai
- Enjoy the pristine secluded beaches
- Go snorkeling
- Hike
- Drive to Halawa Valley
- Relax!
Top things to do on a budget
- Play in the ocean
- Have a "Mocha Mama" at the coffee plantation
- Look for sea glass
- Whale watch
- Hike along the ocean
Top things to do with a family
- Play in the ocean
- Hike along the beach
- Swim in the pool
- Have tropical flavored ice cream at Dave's
- Snorkel
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Many still in dark about new insurance marketBy Peter Hirschfeld
Vermont Press Bureau | September 26,2013MONTPELIER With its Oct. 1 launch date just days away, fewer than half of Vermonters have even heard of Vermont Health Connect, the new online insurance marketplace at which more than 100,000 residents will soon be required to purchase their health coverage.
State officials, however, say a $6 million advertising blitz will improve public awareness in advance of next years enrollment deadline. And the same poll that exposes the lack of public knowledge about Vermont Health Connect, officials say, also spotlights consumers generally positive views toward the concept.
Lindsay Tucker, deputy commissioner at the Department of Vermont Health Access, said the poll, commissioned by the state and conducted in late August, offers baseline data on consumer awareness prior to the recent launch of television, radio and print advertising campaigns.
We actually found that awareness is lower in some of the groups that will be using Vermont Health Connect, Tucker said Wednesday. And that is helpful information for us to have, because it allows us to concentrate to make sure we are reaching those populations.
The federal Affordable Care Act mandates an online insurance exchange in every state. The exchange is designed to simplify the market by providing an apples-to-apples comparison of competing insurance products, and improve access, by offering financial assistance to eligible consumers who purchase plans sold on the exchange.
But Vermont is pursuing the exchange more vigorously than most states, and has passed legislation that will require individuals and business with 50 or fewer employees purchase their coverage from the exchange.
The controversial mandate has spurred headlines in media outlets across the state since the legislation passed last year. But the ubiquity of the exchange in the Statehouse apparently hasnt made it common knowledge outside Montpelier.
The telephone survey of 1,009 Vermont residents between the ages of 18 and 64 found that 43 percent have ever heard about Vermont Health Connect. And only one in five residents knows that the name refers to the states new insurance marketplace.
According to the poll, conducted by the Washington, D.C., research and communications firm PerryUndem, the lower-income residents most likely to benefit from federal subsidies available at Vermont Health Connect are also the least likely to know it exists.
The poll spotlights regional differences in awareness as well; fewer than 40 percent of residents in Rutland, Bennington, Windham and Windsor counties have heard of Vermont Health Connect, compared to more than 50 percent in Chittenden County.
Peter Sterling, director of the Vermont Campaign for Health Care Security, is among the 250 navigators with whom the state has contracted to spread awareness about Vermont Health Connect. Sterling, who spent his Wednesday manning a table loaded with educational literature about the exchange outside the DMV office in Montpelier, said hes confident the state is on track to get the information to the people that need it.
The exchange opens on Oct. 1, and plans sold there will begin taking effect Jan. 1. But people have until March 31 of 2014 to enroll. If they miss that deadline, they will have to go without insurance for the entirety of 2014.
I dont think that April 1 is going to roll around and somebody is going to say, Wait a second, I didnt know what I was supposed to do, Sterling said. People may choose not to enroll. But Im pretty sure theyll have the information they need to enroll if they choose to.
Vermont will spend about $2 million on the navigators, selected based on their ability to reach key demographics. Sterling said the effort to reach out to lower-income residents is unprecedented, and dwarfs what Vermont did in advance of the launch of Catamount Health.
As for early numbers from the poll, Sterling said thats to be expected.
Its a completely unrealistic expectation to think you can do outreach for a couple months and expect people to have an incredibly high level of awareness, Sterling said. It just takes time. And what the state is doing right now is so unique that Im confident people are going to get the information.
When people get information about what Vermont Health Connect is, according to the results of the survey, they tend to express an interest in using it. The poll found that 60 percent of respondents are very or somewhat interested in using Vermont Health Connect to get insurance if they needed it.
The Department of Vermont Health Access will commission another poll in the near future, to gauge the success of the states outreach efforts.
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Our founder, Debbie Sterling, is a Stanford engineer who decided last year that girls need more choices than the pink aisle has to offer. She developed GoldieBlox, an interactive book series + construction set starring Goldie, the kid inventor who loves to build.
This year, we wondered what we could do to showcase the amazing inventive power that girls have. So...we might have recruited three young girls and that guy who made OK Go's famous Rube Goldberg machine to turn an average home into a massive, magical contraption.
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BoHo Theatre to Bring AMADEUS to Stage 773, 2/14-3/16
BoHo Theatre continues its milestone 10th season with AMADEUS, Peter Shaffer's masterpiece about genius, jealousy, and the lies we tell to preserve a legacy. Amadeus represents the Bohemian Pillar of Truth in BoHo's 2013/2014 Season.
AMADEUS by Peter Shaffer will be directed by Peter Marston Sullivan and runs February 14 - March 16, 2014 at Stage 773, 1225 W Belmont Ave, Chicago.
Times: Preview: Friday, February 14 at 8pm. Press Opening / Opening Night: Saturday, February 15, at 8pm. Performance run: February 16 - March 16 - Thursdays through Saturdays at 8:00 pm and Sundays at 2:00 pm.
THE PLAY: Now in his twilight years, the composer Antonio Salieri makes a bold claim: that he may have killed Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Looking back on his life, Salieri explores his tempestuous rivalry with the boorish but brilliant Mozart, alternating between trusted confidant and devious backstabber. Does Salieri have blood on his hands or this just a way to escape his own mediocrity and growing obscurity? Interwoven with the music of these two men, Amadeus is a rich period drama that challenges audiences to consider our need for genius and our fear of disappearing forever.
THE PRODUCTION: To bring to life the grandeur of the 18th century court and depth of these historic characters, BoHo has gathered an ensemble of our closest artists. Artistic Director Peter Marston Sullivan (BoHo's Floyd Collins, Big River) directs a cast of familiar BoHo faces, including Steve O'Connell (Pygmalion, Floyd Collins, Ghosts) as Salieri and Chris Ballou (Tartuffe, Veronica's Room) as Mozart. Costume Designer Theresa Ham (Jeff Award winner for The Glorious Ones, Broadway World Award winner for Pygmalion) returns to BoHo alongside Set Designer Patrick Ham (Kiss of the Spider Woman) to transform our first production at Stage 773 into the cathedral-like halls of the Viennese Court. Together, these artists will ask audiences to explore the connection of art and genius to a higher power, and the fear of disappearing without leaving behind anything worth remembering.
Featuring: Steve O'Connell as Salieri and Chris Ballou as Mozart; with Scott Danielson, Patrick Byrnes, Kaitlin Henderson, Sasha Kraichnan, Jeff Kurysz, Amanda Jane Long, Rus Rainear, Russell Alan Rowe, Chelsea Taylor, Sean Thomas, and David Tibble.
Produced by Kaela Altman. Scenic Design by Patrick Ham, Lighting Design by Megan Turnquist, Costume Design by Theresa Ham, Sound Design by Matt Tibbs, and Props Design by Cassy Schillo.
Tickets are available now online at www.BoHoTheatre.com or (773) 327-5252. Tickets: $25 (including fees), discounts available for seniors and students.
BoHo Theatre's mission is to create bold theatre that challenges convention through innovative storytelling and unites artist and audience in the examination of Truth, Beauty, Freedom and Love through the lens of human relationships. Its vision is to create a shared community of artists and patrons in which all members are moved through art to make thoughtful, well-examined, caring relationships the highest priority in their lives.
BoHo's 2013/2014 season features Veronica's Room by Ira Levin at the Heartland Studio, Amadeus by Peter Schaffer at Stage 773, Myths and Hymns by Adam Guettel, and Parade by Alfred Uhry and Jason Robert Brown at Theater Wit. More information at www.BoHoTheatre.com.


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Japanese firm to build US-Mexico gas pipeline
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Originally published: Apr 9, 2013 - 2:20 pm
Originally published: Apr 9, 2013 - 2:20 pm
MEXICO CITY -- Mexico's president says a Japanese company has been tapped to build a pipeline to import U.S. natural gas through Arizona.
President Enrique Pena Nieto is visiting Japan, where he made the announcement about the $460 million project Tuesday.
Japan's Mitsui Corporation will build the pipeline, which will run from Tucson to the Mexican border.
The president's office said in a brief statement the pipeline will be able to carry 770 million cubic feet of gas per day.
Mexico's gas network already includes a number of active connections with the United States.
Neither Pemex nor the president's office would provide any other details on the deal.
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Stunning Home Ocean View Roof Terrace! Steps to the Beach in La Jolla
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 10
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This stunning 2,500 sq.ft. beach jewel offers vacationing in style and comfort at a priceless location. The house is located steps from the beach, in one of the nicest areas San Diego's (Windansea/La Jolla). You can easily walk to stores and restaurants. La Jolla offers many dining and entertainment options.
This fabulous 3 level home offers everything you need for a memorable vacation by the beach. The main level of the house with its open floor plan features the kitchen, bathroom, dining and living area. The gourmet Scavolini kitchen with its finest stainless steel appliances and designer finishes is the perfect place for fun cooking times. It's very spacious and offers lots of seating.
The lower level of the house offers 2 bedrooms, bathroom, washer and dryer. One bedroom features a queen bed and walk in closet and the other one a king bed and a click-clack couch (sleeps one adult or two kids).
The top level of the house features the Master bedroom with attached balcony and bathroom. Sleeping arrangements in the bedroom include a King bed and a couch (folds to a full/double bed). The bathroom offers two sinks, rain shower and walk in closet.
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This wonderful beach retreat with its spacious rooftop ocean view terrace will simply take your breath away. Luxury in every sense of the word describes this incredible 3BR, 2.5BA villa. Amenities include 55" TV, DVD and fireplace in living room, TV in Master bedroom, rain showers in 2 bathrooms, fireplace in living room, including the roof deck and a hot/cold water outdoor shower. The rooftop terrace with lots of lounge seating and a fire pit offers spectacular sunsets and ocean views.
The house offers a 1-2 car garage and easy street parking (during the off season).
Beach toys, boogie boards, beach chairs, beach towels, a portable crib, pack n play, high chair, baby tub, potty, books, toys, 2 I-Home docking stations and much more is provided for your convenience.
Virtual tour available upon request.
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Miles of beautiful walks, jogs, & bike rides around the bay & beach boardwalk, Volleyball, Hiking, Golf, Sunbathing, Amusement Parks, Fishing, Wildlife Viewing, Shopping, Restaurants, Cinemas/ Movie Theaters, Museums, Sightseeing, Swimming, Snorkeling & Diving, Kayaking, Big paddle-wheel boats cruise, Boating, Sailing, Surfing, Paddle Boarding, Boogie Boarding, Body-surfing, Shelling, Water Skiing, Parasailing, Jet Skiing, Windsurfing, Kite flying, Antiquing, 20 minutes from San Diego Zoo/ Wildlife Park, 15 minutes from Sea World. La Jolla offers many wonderful beaches. The one closest to the rental is called Windansea.
The beach is broken by rocks, creating natural alcoves of varying size, perfect for private parties or private rendezvous. Swimming is best on the south half of the beach between Kolmar Street and Big Rock Reef. Lifeguards supervise near the grass shack at the end of Bonaire Street in summertime.
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On the march in Calgary
The Calgary Stampede is celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2012. What better time for the Queen's Bands to march in the Stampede Parade for the first time ever?
It was back in 2010 Mike Casey, Law'72, read an article in the Review (Issue 1, 2010, p.33) about the Bands participating in Boston's 2010 St. Patrick's Day Parade.
Knowing that his tenure as President of the Calgary Stampede Board would coincide with the annual event's 100th anniversary, Mike called fellow Calgary Stampede board of directors' member Mike O'Connor, Sc'68, PhD'76, to share his idea of having the Queen's Bands participate in the July 6 Parade.
Enthused and excited by the idea, O'Connor contacted Jim Campbell, Ed'76, manager of Queen's Western Regional Office in Calgary, to get the ball rolling. "There are a lot of Queen's alumni in Calgary, and many of them are also big supporters of the Stampede, so putting the two together seemed like a natural fit," Mike Casey explains.
Casey, O'Connor, Jim Campbell, and several Calgary-based Bands alumni – including Derek Fraser, Artsci'84, David Holden, Sc'84, and Marcia MacLellan, Sc'90 – formed a committee to organize the event, reach out to Calgary alumni, and find billets for 77 Bandsies.
Derek got to work designing a dapper Western-style shirt that features panels of Queen's tartan, while alumnus and board of trustees member Dr. John Nesbitt, Artsci'79, Meds'83, Com'02, offered to host a post-Stampede Parade brunch on the lawn beside the Alexandra Centre (922-9 Ave SE) for Bandsies, their hosts, and Queen's alumni.
"It's been tremendous to see such a great response to such a simple idea," says Casey. "It shows what a great call Queen's University has right across the country."
Although this will be the first time the Bands have taken part in the Stampede parade, it's certainly not the first time Queen's alumni have been involved. Alumni have sponsored local groups and marched alongside them in previous parades, and local alumni traditionally meet at the same spot just east of Nathan's restaurant on the north side of 6th Ave SW on parade morning to catch up, reminisce, and view the parade.
Along with his horse, Bands alumnus Mike O'Connor will be taking part in the 2012 Parade as a member of the Stampede board of directors. Mike has been involved in the parade in various capacities for several years now, and he always gives a wave to the Queen's spectators as he trots past. This 100th anniversary of "The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth" will be extra special.
"I'm particularly looking forward to meeting other Stampede volunteers, many of whom will be Queen's people," he says. "Queen's people are enthusiastically vociferous about promoting where they come from, so it's easy for us to recognize each other and to form a natural bond."
For Jim Campbell, the Bands participation in the 100th Stampede not only provides an opportunity to celebrate and showcase Queen's connections and the alumni community in western Canada, it will also help share Queen's spirit with the world – with both the one million national and international visitors who attend the Stampede in person and the millions more who will watch broadcasts of the event on television or online.
And for the Queen's Bands members and alumni, their participation in the 2012 Stampede Parade will be a source of close Queen's connections and special memories that they will continue to enjoy and reflect upon for many years. The committee easily found billets for all 77 visiting students in the homes of local alumni.
"There's a great camaraderie amongst Bands members, both past and present," Mike O'Connor says. "I'm still in touch with my own Bands compatriots, many of whom I visit any time I'm over in the east. It's a very special experience to have shared and to continue to share the Queen's Bands experience with such wonderful people."
To take part in the Stampede Brunch ($20 for alumni, free to Bands members), please register at the Queen's Alumni Calendar of Events.
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Police say they have arrested four suspects in connection to three armed robberies in Tempe.
Authorities say the four men may also be responsible for four other robberies in the Phoenix area. The crimes occurred between July and September.
Investigators believe the men are responsible for robberies that occurred at three separate Little Caesars Pizza restaurants on July 20, Sept. 12 and Sept. 23.
The men have been charged with multiple counts of armed robbery.
Phoenix police are still investigating four armed robberies that they believe may have been committed by the same men.
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Why Peyton Manning is unreal, and throws Colt McCoy should emulate
Behind the link are two videos from NFL Network illustrating the kind of read an NFL QB has to make in a very, very short amount of time. Oh, and some pretty good throws, too. Like Chris Brown (who writes SmartFootball) I am not convinced that the "2-trap" call is actually what is being played. It looks like split field coverage to me, with the 2WR side in Cover-2 zone and the 1WR side in man. You can clearly see the 1WR side LB ready to cover the TE in man, then rush once he sees the TE pass set. The other LB seems to be in zone to start, then find the RB outlet pass at the play develops. In fact in the first play I am not so sure it isn't some sort of exotic QQH/"Revis island" coverage. In any event, the second play just plays out like it is vs. C2 zone: 2 deep WR vs 1 deep safety. And that's what NFL QBs have to sort through in order to win.


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Real Madrid are through to the quarterfinals of Copa Del Rey, but they didn't make it easy on themselves. In fact, they were downright gifted the clinching goal in Malaga on Tuesday night, with goalkeeper Willy committing an absolute howler to ensure Madrid's progression to the next round in a 1-0 win for Los Merengues, which gave them the 4-2 aggregate victory.
The tie was very much in doubt for most of the second leg, with Madrid on top of Malaga but hardly dominant. It appeared that the hosts were very capable of getting a goal to tie up the aggregate score, while Madrid were far from convincing. In the 72nd minute, Karim Benzema grabbed the goal Madrid needed to seal passage to the next round, but it wasn't with a brilliant finish. He hit a shit right to Willy, who whiffed and allowed the ball to go between his legs and into the back of the net.
Elsewhere, a mostly first team Real Sociedad side collapsed as Mallorca trounced them 6-1 to go through 6-3 on aggregate. Elswhere, Racing Santander did not put their best foot forward and drew Mirandes 1-1, sending the third division outfit through to the quarterfinals.
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Nigel's Top 10 Eco Christmas Picks 27.11.07
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Nigel's Eco Store an ethical online retailer, has come up with a selection of environmentally friendly eco gifts and products for Christmas 07 that will help people save money, reduce their carbon footprint and live a greener kind of life long after the turkey and trimmings have been cleared away for composting.
A welcome alternative to the heinous experience of festive high street shopping, Nigel's practical, functional, and desirable range - chosen from the best recycled, organic, green and eco friendly products around – makes choosing a thoughtful present easy and painless.
Nigel's Top 10 Eco Christmas Picks
1. Solar Powered Christmas Rope Lights These solar powered rope lights are the perfect solution for outdoor eco Christmas decorations. They are designed especially to work with the British climate and can be put up anywhere outside. They come with either 40 red or 40 yellow lights. When fully charged, your solar powered lights will sparkle for up to 3 days without the need for more sunlight - so you could even bring them indoors.
2. Recycled Circuit board and CD Christmas decorations I'm loving my funky Christmas tree decorations made from recycled circuit boards and CD's. So instead of spending money on new artificial Christmas decorations that won't biodegrade decorate your tree with the ultimate in festive geek chic. The metal bits will catch the light, and they'll look great on your tree, under all your (low energy) lights of course. Just in case you're worried, no CD's from any decent artists were harmed in the making of these products.
3. Recycled Christmas cards Did you know that in the UK we send about 1 billion Christmas cards every year? This year I've chosen some 100% recycled cards printed with vegetable based inks from designer Lisa Jones. The designs are nice too, they come in three types – Dove, Robin and Partridge.
4. I Used To Be A Car Tyre mouse Mat £4.99 This mouse mat used to be a car tyre, and is one of our favourite eco products. A great addition to your desk
5. The Solar Powered Electric Shaver No longer is being away from mains power is no reason to compromise on style. The new solar powered electric travel razor means you can be clean-shaven wherever you are. Making a great gift for the man in your life! Slim and compact it is ideal to tuck into a shirt pocket - its power comes from the integrated solar panel, remember to leave it in the sun to charge first! Perfect for next year's festival circuit. Or just for the man who has everything.
6. The Juice Pack Woven Clutch Bag Something really different for a night out - this Clutch bag will get you noticed! Plenty of room for all your essentials, with a secure zip closure and a handy plaited wrist strap. Made from recycled juice packs that are cleverly woven together to make a strong, attractive bag.
We have a range of colourful environmentally friendly bags are made from recycled juice packs by a women's cooperative in the Phillipines. They come in a range of styles and colours, and will make a great eco gift.
7. Grolsch Goblets These great environmentally friendly goblets are made from the iconic 450ml swing top Grolsch beer bottle, transformed into stylish and unique drinking glasses. Grolsch goblets are made by cutting away the base of the bottle, polishing the edges and bonding the base to the neck to form the foot. Hey presto, an upside down beer bottle glass.
As the glasses aren't melted down, they save 90% of the energy normally used to make recycled glass. Hard-wearing, they come well-packaged in a cardboard gift pack of 2 glasses.
8. Kids Solar Powered Racing Car A wonderful little solar powered racing car, with gearbox and battery, for the boy racer in your family, to wire and build! Made from high quality pre-cut, coloured solid wooden pieces, once assembled, the car drives along a flat surface when the sun shines on the solar panel. Also available helicopters, robots, aircraft
9. The Tread ipod case This stylish and eco friendly iPod case has been developed to give your iPod Nano superior protection in a strong design. Handmade from recycled Colombian truck tyres, TREAD combines superior protection with style and functionality, fitting perfectly into an eco friendly lifestyle.
10. Wind Up Eco Media Player £169.99 Watch your favourite movies or music videos, listen to mp3 music files or tune into the radio, with this wind up and rechargeable video and music player, designed by Trevor Bayliss. It has 2Gb storage, and you can easily add to this with plug in SD cards. The eco wind-up system means that you never need to worry about running out of power or wasting environmentally harmful batteries - one minute of winding gives up to 40 minutes of play time.
All these and much more are available from Nigel's Eco Store
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AUBURN — What better way to appreciate the Earth than to come to the beautiful Massabesic Audubon Center and enjoy fun-filled activities for the entire family! Don't miss the 'Earth Day Festival-Tread Lightly' on Sat., April 13, 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., at 16 Audubon Way in Auburn.
Audubon and Student Conservation Association will offer bird banding demonstrations, live animals, delicious snacks and lunches by A Market, drawings to win prizes, a 'build your own birdhouse' station, games, crafts, and marshmallow roasting at our campfire. See live raptors from the McLane Audubon Center and a Wildlife Encounters live animal show from the W.I.L.D. Center! Enjoy an entertaining and educational skit put on by Audubon volunteers. Visit booths by a variety of earth friendly businesses and organizations and learn tips and tricks to reduce your impact on the earth. Learn how you can make a difference today and every day.
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Simply Elegant Tomato Soup Recipe
If you've only had tomato soup from a can, you're going to be blown away when you try a bowl of this. It's velvety, creamy and oh-so-good!Heidi Blanken, Sedro-Woolley, Washington
- 4 pounds tomatoes (about 10 medium)
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 3 tablespoons minced chives, divided
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 2 cups half-and-half cream
- In a large saucepan, bring 8 cups water to a boil. Using a slotted spoon, place tomatoes, one at a time, in boiling water for 30-60 seconds. Remove each tomato and immediately plunge in ice water. Peel and quarter tomatoes; remove seeds.
- In another large saucepan, melt butter. Add tomatoes, 2 tablespoons chives, salt and pepper. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 6-7 minutes or until tender, stirring occasionally. Remove from the heat. Cool slightly.
- In a blender, process soup until blended. Return to the pan. Stir in cream; heat through. Sprinkle each serving with remaining chives. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Simply Elegant Tomato Soup in Country Woman June/July 2011, p11
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Reviewed Mar. 23, 2014
It worked for me. As stated, just bring the tomato to a boil in a pot and then simmer only 6-7 min. I'm a cream of tomato soup fan and this is one of the better recipes I've tried. Thanks, Heidi -- I'll be making it again.
Reviewed Feb. 9, 2014
I can't really honestly rate this one as is because I felt like the tomatoes needed some sort of liquid to boil in. I added about a cup of beef broth and then only used 1 1/2 cups cream at the end. This soup had a great taste like that, but who knows what it would have tasted like if I had tried to boil just the tomato quarters?
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You think Jessica Lange would be used to the creep factor, costarring on the acclaimed F/X series American Horror Story, but her latest movie genuinely unsettled her. In the gloomy period drama In Secret, based on Émile Zola's 1867 novel Therese Raquin, Lange plays the hyper-controlling aunt/mother-in-law of a young woman Therese (Elizabeth Olsen) trapped in a loveless marriage with her cousin. When Therese embarks on a bodice-ripping affair, the story takes a deadly and, ultimately, tragic turn.
This film is very dark. What attracted you to the role?
Émile Zola remains one of my favorite novelists. I know his work well, and this story is interesting for me. I'd read it decades ago to prepare for The Postman Always Rings Twice. [Writer] James Cain based Postman on Therese Raquin. It was funny to kind of go full circle all these years later.
How did you gear up for the part of Madame, who eventually ends up paralyzed after a stroke?
This woman has experienced these huge, dramatic emotions, and normally you would rely on the physical — your voice, all these things. But how do you play her when you're immobile and have no capacity for dialogue? It was very challenging, and I thought when I first said yes, that I would look at silent movies. But of course that made no sense whatsoever because what those actors made up for with the lack of voice was this kind of exaggerated movement. So to have neither the physical nor the voice was a great kind of undertaking, trying to figure out how to make it work and have resonance. Hopefully the audience understands the grief of what this woman was going through.
What was the atmosphere on set like? Very intense?
Nobody kind of investigates the human condition the way Zola does. And the set was designed exactly the way it was described in the book. Many passages have this kind of emptiness and darkness and dampness and claustrophobia, all which lead to this sense of desperation. I think they did a great job capturing the dreariness of Paris from that era, though we actually shot in Belgrade and Budapest.
You're in high demand these days. How is it having a new generation of fans?
Yes, all of a sudden after a decade of just kind of lounging about [laughs]. I don't know if I'm in demand, but in between American Horror Story and a few other projects, it is busy around here. I am genuinely surprised when young people recognize me on the street. That always catches me short!
How is TV work as opposed to movies?
TV is a much longer schedule, like 5 ½ months of shooting. But it's the best of both worlds because you can really develop and investigate this character. In the first season, AHS sort of felt like a stage play, just you weren't repeating it night after night. I did enjoy that part of it. But to come back to the same person year after year, I would find that exhausting. To be able to do one character and then start anew, that's kind of a dream. It'll have been a great experience [the upcoming fourth season will be her last].
You look fantastic. What's the secret?
There's no secret — it's all in the lighting. If you're lit well, anybody can look good, even some ancient old crone [laughs]! I used to do Pilates religiously for years, but I was never one for gyms. With my schedule it's hard. Really, it's just walking, swimming and riding my bike.
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NEW ORLEANS ― The movie industry has taken actor Andy Garcia to many locations, but never has he come to New Orleans.
Come the first week of March that will change.
Garcia was named Bacchus XLIII on Tuesday in an announcement ceremony at the World War II museum in homage to the theme of this year's March 6 parade.
"The theme of the parade is a salute to the greatest generation," Bacchus spokesman Allan Katz said. "The krewe is working closely with the museum to make sure the floats are authentic in telling the story of the greatest generation."
"Our veterans, in our opinion, have never been honored nationwide in the scale that we want to honor them," added Bacchus captain Pip Brennan, standing in front of the American flag as well as the flags of the Army, Marines, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, U.S. Merchant Marines and state of Louisiana.
And according to the krewe's brass, Garcia is the perfect emblem of what that generation begot.
Garcia and his family fled Cuba during the Cuban Missile Crisis, settling in Miami. He worked his way up as an actor and has been in "The Godfather III," "Ocean's Eleven" and "Ocean's Thirteen."
He was nominated for an Oscar and a Golden Globe for his role in The Godfather III.
"He's just the epitome of the American dream," said Owen Brennan, executive director of Bacchus.
Garcia, 54, has never been to New Orleans, so he also has never been to Mardi Gras or the World War II. That will change when he's crowned Bacchus the Friday night before the parade in a ceremony at the World War II museum.
There's one more Bacchus connection for Garcia – he's a regular golfer with Bacchus XLII, Drew Brees. Owen Brennan said the subject of a golf game and Brees came up in conversations between the two in the courting of Garcia to become the latest monarch.
Garcia's son Andres, 9, will ride along in the parade. His three daughters – 28-year-old Dominik, 23-year-old Daniella and 19-year-old Alessandra – along with his wife Maria Victoria also will be in town for the parade.
This year's parade will have 23 World War II-themed floats that Blaine Kern Studio's artists are working closely with staff members at the museum to develop and 32 total floats, according to Brennan.
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Exploring the backwaters of the Mississippi and the facts, lies and tradition of my faith; the river story perspective is from my cat (who canoes).
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Fecha de publicación 01 de octubre de 2007
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Water urticaria, or aquagenic urticaria, is a rare condition in which hives develop within 1 to 15 minutes after contact with water. The hives last for 10 to 120 minutes and do not seem to be caused by histamine release like the other physical hives. Most investigators believe that this condition is actually exquisite skin sensitivity to additives in the water such as chlorine.
Water urticaria is diagnosed by applying tap water and distilled water to the skin and observing the reaction.
Water urticaria is treated with a cream called capsaicin (Zostrix) that is applied to the irritated skin. This is the same treatment used for shingles. Antihistamines are of questionable benefit since histamine is not the causative factor in water urticaria.


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Lovely little hideaway not far off the beaten path. This was our first stay in a VRBO property and we loved it. We stayed in 2 other resort properties while in HI and this was our favorite lodging. The cottage is a nice mixture of quaint and upscale spa. It is very spacious. The bathroom, bedroom, kitchen and sitting area are all sizeable. The front porch also has a nice swing to relax on. While you could sleep up to 6 I think this is perfect for a family of 4. There is an upstairs loft with a futon that would be nice for an older child (though I would not put younger ones up there because they would have to climb a ladder). The setting is also lovely. After turning off the highway and driving for a few minutes you feel are in the country. At night the frogs serenade you to sleep. Also, you will be visited by the owner's dogs. If you are a dog lover, you will be in heaven. If you are not a dog lover (I am not) you will be by the time you leave. Bunny is one of the cutest, spunkiest little things I have ever seen. The only downsides to this property (and there are always downsides) is that light sleepers might be bothered by the frogs. A pair of earplugs (which every light sleeper should travel with) would take care of things. I myself am a light sleeper and was not bothered by the frogs. The roosters also crow in the morning but they did not bother me. Most folks will be awake anyways because of the time difference with the mainland. I would return and stay in this property in a heart beat. Amazing value for the price.
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We enjoyed our stay at the cottage. David and Sophie hosted us like a family. Views from the cottage are truly amazing. Cottage is well equiped and maintained, there is everything you need. Hope we come back.
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Terre's cottage is adjacent to her house in a very exclusive neighborhood of Hilo. It is as wonderful as she describes and as others have confirmed. It was neat, clean and well-stocked. Its location is exceptional; a few minutes drive from downtown Hilo (and the excellent farmer's market) and only a 2-block walk to the Ocean and a mar-velous 2-mile (RT) paved walk past a surfer's paradise and thru a virtual rain forest with waterfalls, streams and lush tropical flora. Terre's joie de vivre is an infectious rainbow. Visitors to the wet side of the Big Island should be forewarned that nocturnal Coqui frogs have become neighbors everywhere in the past several years; they sing and chirp their happiness out of sight, welcoming your sharing paradise with them.


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10:30am Wednesday 7th March 2012 in Steve Carley By Steve Carley
AN extended stay in the Worcester City team is the aim for Matt Birley following his recent resurgence.
Having struggled to pin down a regular place in the side since the turn of the year, the attacking midfielder has returned to form with two goals in two games.
The 25-year-old was on target against both Blyth Spartans and Boston United, as well as making a goal for Michael Taylor in the former, as the St George's Lane outfit made it five unbeaten in Blue Square Bet North.
With City looking to continue their play-off challenge at Corby Town on Saturday, Birley is hoping manager Carl Heeley keeps faith in him.
The former Birmingham City trainee said: "I was out of the side for a few games and it's frustrating but you have to bide your time and when you get in take your chance.
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Hunters in Wyoming could have less opportunities to hunt for wolves, if a proposal by the state's Game and Fish Department goes through.
"The most important change being a reduction in the number of wolves that we will allow to be harvested this year." said Mark Bruscino with Wyoming Game And Fish Department.
The proposed quota for the 2013 hunting season is 26, just 50% of 2012's quota.
"The population's come down a bit, as a result of the 2012 Hunting Season, and then there was also mortality from a few other causes that was a little higher than anticipated." said Bruscino.
On Thursday, Game and Fish held a meeting at Cody's Holiday Inn to discuss the changes with area residents. Those who attended the meeting say they generally agree with the proposal.
"The point of the Endangered Species Act is to get animals recovered with management, and return them to states." said Kevin Hurley with the Wild Sheep Foundation "The state fish and game agencies are quite capable of managing it to meet the recovery targets, and stay above those, so that wolves don't get relisted."
"I do think that we can stand a bit higher quota. I think we can possibly go up to 30 or 35. The new pups are yet to be counted." said area resident Arlene Hanson.
Bruscino said, in response, that while they have yet to get an accurate count of new wolf pups, they will get more information throughout the summer, and use the information to further manage wolf population.
Besides changes in hunting quota, other changes include requiring those who hunted a wolf to include their phone number on hunt reports, as well as penalties for making false statements. There will be other meetings across Wyoming on the issue of wolf management, and the public comment period on proposed changes will end on June 12th, at 5 p.m.
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Woe unto you religious spirits! You appear righteous but are full of hypocrisy and wickedness. You shut up the Kingdom of heaven. You tithe on mint and dill and neglect justice, mercy and faithfulness. You are full of greed and self-indulgence. You make a show out of prayer. You travel over land and sea to win a single convert and then make him twice the son of hell as you are.
Increasing the Government of Christ Here on Earth
If you looked in the natural, you might say the Kingdom of God is not increasing, but withering up and dissipating. You see Islam, Hinduism and secular humanism taking over the earth. According to Christian researcher George Barna, thousands of people are leaving the church every week. Why are they leaving? What are they looking for? People are hungry for truth; searching for meaning and purpose. They are looking for kingdom structure and government that would provide them with relevance and opportunity to make a difference in the world.
Discipleship Versus Evangelism
Ladies and Gentlemen in the right corner, weighing in at 2 tons, the need-meeting, care-providing, sinner's prayer-saying, heavyweight champion of the church world… EVANGELISM! And on the left, at 50 lbs., but standing 40 feet high, the leadership-developing, people-challenging, vision-carrying… DISCIPLESHIP!
Gospel-Sharing Church Members Threatened in NC Park
The Liberty Counsel on Tuesday filed a federal lawsuit against the North Carolina Division of Parks and Recreation.
The Liberty Counsel alleges that the state policy used by park officials to threaten citation of members of Grace Baptist Church violates their right to freedom of speech.
The Liberty Counsel is representing Pastor Tony Rivers and other church members in the case against the state of North Carolina, Lewis Ledford, Director of the North Carolina Division of Parks and Recreation, and several park officials.
Moving Out of Spiritually Dry Places
If the Prophet Isaiah were with us today, he might repeat a declaration from the 43rd chapter of the prophetic book he penned. Since he's among the great cloud of witnesses, I'll make this Spirit-led declaration instead. Behold, the Lord is doing a new thing! We need to move forward with His Spirit so we don't get left behind in the desert.
Interestingly, Isaiah was the same prophet who announced John the Baptist's day, another time when the Lord was doing a 'new thing.' John was a voice crying in the wilderness (Isaiah 40:3). The Bible says he was filled with the Spirit from his mother's womb, and when he launched his ministry – to prepare a way for the Lord – he was visibly anointed.
In fact, despite his less-than-luxurious meeting place, his uncouth exterior and his fire and brimstone message, the Baptist probably drew some of the largest crowds since Elijah confronted the prophets of Baal hundreds of years earlier. The Bible says people went out to him from Jerusalem and all Judea and the whole region of the Jordan.
As anointed as was John, though, there came One mightier: Jesus of Nazareth. Baptizing Jesus and announcing him as the "Lamb of God who taketh away the sin of the world" was among John's last assignments. Indeed, this was a defining moment in both men's ministries.
The Malachi Mandate: A Need for Spiritual Fathers and Mentors
With companies of young prophets rising up and armies of prophetic believers awakening to the order to establish the Kingdom of God throughout all the earth, spiritual guidance is vital to a stable Church that the world will look to for answers.
Governments and other secular leaders won't bow their ears to the utterances of super spiritual fruits, emotional flakes and hypocritical nuts. The governing church demands unwavering voices that refuse to compromise in the face of opposition, yet with a wisdom and grace that persuades even the hardest heart's that God's will is the only way.
The manifestation of the sons of God depends on spiritual fathers who will invest time and energy into their spiritual children. So as we consider Elijah and his miraculous ministry let us also consider this powerful prophet's role in shaping the life and ministry of young Elisha, who went on to do far greater things than his spiritual mentor.
How to Benefit from a Five-fold Apostle
When the Lord sent me to a small Georgia town to pioneer a church, I knew very little about the ministry of the apostle. (Little did I know at the time that He would soon reveal to me my own apostolic identity.) What I did know – and what I was absolutely sure of – was that I did not fit the traditional mold of the five-fold pastor, despite God's clear direction to become the overseer of a local church. In obedience to the Spirit of God I started the church anyway, but as the years went on it became increasingly obvious that I was unquestionably different from other pastors I knew.
Pressing into Kingdom Thinking
Are you thinking the same way today as you thought yesterday? God's goal is to change our thinking from revelation to revelation as He takes us to new levels in Him. When we get revelation that propels us to a new level, we build on that revelation. Then God pours out more revelation.
In this hour, God is revealing purpose, identity and His Kingdom. These really aren't new revelations, though. Jesus preached the same message in His day. In fact, the first message that Jesus taught after He was baptized and anointed was "Repent, the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand" (Matthew 4:17). And in Luke 16:16 Jesus declared, "Change your thinking. The law and the prophets were until John; since that time the Kingdom of God is preached, and every man presses into it."
A New Breed of Christians in Town
A season to everything, a time for every purpose under the sun. To every king's reign there is an end, a time for the next generation to rise up and lead God's people. To every movement there is a transition, a spiritual changing of the guard to advance the Church.
Just as the Preacher recognized God's timing in all things, believers today are faced with a choice: follow the Spirit of God into a new time and season of reformation or resist Him by grasping for past glories. The Body of Christ is at a critical turning point and its members are facing an age-old dilemma not unlike Zacharias, a priest in the days of King Herod.
Wrestling Racism in America and the Church
The pain of racism is real for thousands of minorities in the Church. As an African-American growing up in the segregated south I experienced first hand the ugly effects of racism with its repeated blows of mental degradation, spiritual chains of deprivation, suppression, and humiliation. I've seen it in the workplace, in the schoolyard, in the political arena, and, sadly to say, even in the Church.
We must acknowledge that racism and prejudice exist among Christians before we can rid ourselves of its stench. Sure, there have been small steps toward unity since King's day. In the 1960s, Caucasian evangelist A. A. Allen gathered both black and white believers together under one tent and encouraged them to give each other a hug. This simple act of integration was uncommon and it marked a bold stand against prejudice in the Church. Allen was looked upon as radical and risky, but he was willing to face the spiritual opposition head on.
Without a unified front, however, Allen's efforts did not bring sweeping change. The Southern Baptist Convention just a few years ago made headlines when its leaders renounced racism, condemned slavery and apologized for the Church's intolerant past. That was another step in the right direction, but the demographics of the local church still didn't reflect lasting change.
Lakeland Revival Explodes: Todd Bentley Announces Divorce
There are a lot of Christians sad, angry and confused right now. Canadian evangelist Todd Bentley, leader of the Lakeland Florida Revival, announced that he and his wife Shonnah are divorcing.
"It is with considerable sadness then, that we must temper the jubilation we know you all feel with the sobering news that Todd and Shonnah Bentley are presently experiencing significant friction in their relationship and are currently separated," the statement read.
"We want to affirm that there has been no sexual immorality on the part of either Todd or Shonnah, nor has there ever been. Undoubtedly the pressures and the burden of the Outpouring, which approaches 144 days on August 23rd, have helped to create an atmosphere of fatigue and stress that has exacerbated existing issues in their relationship," the statement continued.
Modern Prophets that Curse & Judge
Should New Testament prophets pronounce judgments and curses or should they edify, comfort and exhort the people of God and nations? From Isaiah to Jeremiah to Elisha, Old Testament prophets commonly pronounced judgments and curses on nations and peoples. In fact, prophesying doom and gloom on nations and pronouncing judgments on individuals was seemingly part and parcel of the prophetic ministry before Jesus Christ, the Prophet, became a curse for us.
Thousands of years later, some New Testament prophets are still operating in this flow, but are all of them speaking on behalf of the Spirit of God? Or could some of them be prophesying out of hurts and wounds, pride or some sinister spirit? The apostolic is posing some pointed questions in the spirit of order and stabili
ty of the essential prophetic ministry. At the heart of the matter is a single, yet critical question: Is it Biblical for modern day prophets to pronounce judgments and curses on people and cities today? It's a controversial question that many are not bold enough to ask, but it's one that needs to be discussed among apostolic and prophetic believers who are committed to restoring the accurate prophetic ministry. No matter how controversial the question, the answers are always found in the Word of God.


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