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Bling Ring
Running Time:
87 minutes
Inspired by actual events, a group of fame-obsessed teenagers use the internet to track celebrities' whereabouts in order to rob their homes. Stars: Katie Chang, Israel Broussard, Emma Watson
Date of Show:
Tuesday, September 02, 2014
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17 June 2008 at 9:42pm
I know this topic has been covered before but my issue is slightly different.
I used t be able to login fine by apending /admin to the end of my sites url.
Now, for some reason today its stoped working and sends me to a page not found error?!
Very strange, I haven't changed anything and all was working fine yesterday.
So instead of using the /admin path I used the full /Security/login path which takes me to the correct login screen.
I inserted my login details and when I try to login it just says 'Welcome Back, Chris'.
Does anyone know what the issue could be with this?
Thanks in advance.
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18 June 2008 at 1:15am
I'm having this same problem. When I go to the login page and try to login, I can't login, but if I try again it says I'm already logged in... then I have to click on the CMS link in the bottom right to actually get to the CMS. I also can't save or publish anything to the published site, it's like an endless saving loop.
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23 June 2008 at 9:40pm Last edited: 23 June 2008 9:40pm
i've emptied my cache and deleted all cookies but i still have the same problem.
i've read somewhere that if a user is logged in and the session times out without them logging out - problems can occur with the login process??
anybody else had this (or the redirect) problem?
anybody know the solution?
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5 July 2008 at 7:05am Last edited: 5 July 2008 7:39am
Aaaack! I've had a similar experience.
The CMS loaded fine. My custom template took and I entered content. Then one day (the day I was going to show the site to my client, natch), the /admin page went wonky.
It says, "Enter your email address and password to access the CMS," but the form fields have vanished, so it's impossible to login. Same thing at /Security/login.
Sometimes in IE6(!) I'll see the form and be able to log in. But never in Firefox. I work on a PC, my client uses a Mac. He hasn't been able to edit any of his content. I have to do it for him (when I can locate a login form).
I'm more of a front-end (xhtml / css) guy with some (very) basic understanding of the back-end. Anyone have any ideas?
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Have you got a $Form varible in your custom Page.ss template - this is where the login form renders to
but if I try again it says I'm already logged in
There was a bug with the login form not correctly redirecting a user after logging in but I believe that should have been fixed. Maybe not
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9 July 2008 at 6:14am
You hit it on the head; the $Form variable was missing.
Login works fine now.
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10 July 2008 at 3:00am
My original problem still exists.
I've had to resort to working directly on the demo server because I cannot log into my local site anymore.
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If you go to /admin and it gives a 404 then you should make sure a) a cms folder exists and there is a cms/_config.php with the correct director rule - something like 'admin/$Action/$ID/$OtherID' => 'CMSMain', should be in the list
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Xenos Soundworks releases Amazing 80′s for Massive
Xenos Soundworks has introduced Amazing 80′s, a soundset for the Massive software synthesizer by Native Instruments.
"Amazing 80′s", authored by Samuel Schaaf, contains 80 powerful patches for N.I. Massive, styled after vintage sounds from the early 80′s up to the early 90′s.
The patches are geared toward creating Electro Funk, Electro Pop, Soundtracks, early House and more. Each patch has various macros assigned which can easily edit the sound in different ways.
The soundset is available to purchase for $12.95 USD. Note: patches are in NMSV format.
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15-03-2012 21:45
You need to remember that Windows Phone 7 is in its early stages and is a new OS. Establised platforms such as IOS and android have had the time to iron out their problems where as microsoft are still discovering and solving their own
Give it time. Windows Phone and Nokia will become perfect together. If you cant wait, go somewhere else
15-03-2012 21:49
15-03-2012 21:55
well u will have to or track back on this thread and do it manually, which many of us have done successfully
15-03-2012 23:06
16-03-2012 10:59
telemasca wrote:
I'm starting to regret switching from HTC to Nokia. When will the update be available for rest of the countries? It would be great to have a normally working phone...as it should have been from the very beginning.
It's probably been pulled due to the audio going to full if a call comes in, having bugs is one thing but Nokia's probably worried about someone trying to sue them over harming their hearing in today's claim culture.
16-03-2012 11:44
I won't comment on the other stuff, but this is ridiculous.
Are you seriously comparing a PC to a cell phone?
Even if, a PC has a thing called multitasking. So in your example my tweet will stay wherever I typed it regardless of what I decide to do in between writing and sending. I contrast the Nokia Lumia does not offer that and getting a call might happen on a ... phone.
Not comparing, just as an example. If you are in the middle of writing a sms and get a call or you switch to another task, the sms writing status will remain in background and phone will return back to it after the call is finished. It doesnot vanish (well, it will when the number of new tasks exceed the background limit, 5 if I remember right).
WP OS has multitasking, though most of task get "tombstoned" in background.
16-03-2012 17:44
The reason why UK users still don't have the update is no-doubt down to the carriers (even if you have an unlocked device).
Even though Nokia extensively test all of their updates (as any company would), the carriers still do their own tests on the updates. This is whya few people didn't have the Mango update (WP 7.5) when it was released. And the NoDo update that took place before Mango was a disaster, because ALL of the carriers were still testing the update.
But the annoying thing is that carriers have the right to block any update. And the problem is that they usually have no reason to actually enable them; except for customer satisfaction. All they want you to do is buy new phones. When Windows Phone 8 is released at the end of the year, it will be supported on the Lumia 800, but carriers won't want you to get it. They'd rather you bought a new phone with the update installed on it. However, they've been quite lenient in the past, so I'm sure they'll allow this update, too... eventually. Plus, it should stop people from asking them to have their Lumia phones replaced because of the poor battery, so there's no reason for them to block this update.
However, once they start rolling it out here, I'm sure we'll all have it by the end of that week. They release updates slowly, to prevent everyone from updating at the same time and slowing down the servers where we get the updates from.
16-03-2012 20:34
17-03-2012 15:25
17-03-2012 15:44
This thread is not Solved!
The current firmware on your Lumia 710&800 doesn't allow for internet tethering and also not possible via USB connection. Maybe in a future software update yes. By waiting maybe in a future, I just sold already my Lumia 710&800. For me Phone Modem is one of most important phone features. I really regrets and headache bought this Lumia 710&800. Now, I just switch back using my Samsung Galaxy Y to use wifi tethering and USB internet PC connection to make me keep online on PC big screen. Imagine Samsung Galaxy Y only RM4xx much more valuable than Nokia Lumia 710 with RM9XX.
Better next time Nokia should alert this issues to keep away users from selling back thier Lumia.
Make it useful device before sell to ppl out there. Update also must As Soon As Possible.
Nokia should be careful all this thing and never make mistake again or Samsung will take over on the top of all.
17-03-2012 17:12
The issue is solved, the update just hasn't reached everyone yet. I would imagine that a Nokia care point can flash the phone. Otherwise, the update will come in time.
18-03-2012 13:25 - edited 18-03-2012 13:28
Did Nokia give Kudos to the above reply??!!
This phone is still in Beta and shouldn't have been brought to market for general release!
19-03-2012 3:45
How do I know if my phone is branded? I bought it from a shop, has no physical branding, and is not tied to any carriers. Price was retail. It does have a logo when powered up, first image is from TIM (Italy), but other than that there is no indication from the software that it has any branding.
Other updates were quite fast, this one is taking a while. Also, how are updates rolled by country? Do you check geo-IP from request, is it carrier based? IS it branding based? When do I get the upgrade, Italy (TIM), Romania (location) or last (worldwide)?
19-03-2012 4:39 - edited 19-03-2012 4:41
I updated my lumia to 12070. Even after this update my battery only shows Estimated time max 1 day when 100% charged. My battery never shows more then 1 day has estimated time. I am not using 3G or Mobile data. My friend recently bought same phone showing more then 2 days has remaining battery life.
Please help me to fix this issue. I already done 1 soft reset and 1 hard reset for my phone still nothing helps out.
My phone battery long last for 24hrs with minimal usage.
19-03-2012 8:13 - edited 19-03-2012 8:22
I am sorry, but I cannot agree with you.
I have unbranded, unlocked Lumia 800 that is not depending of carriers (well, I just cannot imagine such a dependence). But the update just start rolling out, that's all. So at least for me the reason lies somewhere in Nokia, not in carriers.
19-03-2012 8:43
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Try keeping your phone in "airplane mode" over night.
.. then watch it crash when you take it out of "airplane mode" the next morning
19-03-2012 11:56
try the fallowing. I am using the fallowing setting and i am getiing 3 days 1 hour battery after100% charge.
To increase your phone's battery life:
Note: it is recommended to use the original charger found in the sales package to charge the battery of your phone.
Note: make sure that your phone is running the latest software to get battery related improvements.
If the battery loses the power fast even though there are no features consuming the power, switch phone off and back on. The battery may be also wearing out and needs to be replaced with a new one.
19-03-2012 13:21
I tried all this things. Still my phone shows not more then 1 day when it fully charged. Also battery last long less then 1 day only.
May be my i need to replace my battery?
Will Nokia replace my battery?
19-03-2012 13:30
Then if its under warranty talk to nokia care and let them know that you are facing the problem after latest update also.
But if you have not installed the update 12070 offucially then your warranty will be void. if you have done it unofficially then i advice you to wait untill official update release.
19-03-2012 13:57
I have an issue with this update very unconfortable with my lumia 800. When I plug it on my desktop speakers to play music and I want to go to the next song it makes an odd sound like a desconexion/conexion of the jack.
Then if I stop the music I hear like a pulse of sound.
Has somebody the same problem?


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Obama's Speech on National Security, Richmond, Virginia
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama gave this speech on national security in Richmond, Virginia on October 22, 2008.
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Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama gave this speech on national security in Richmond, Virginia on October 22, 2008.
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Everett Ehrlich, former Undersecretary of Commerce, and investment banker Felix Rohatyn discuss the need for a National Infrastructure Bank to fund the revitalization of U.S. infrastructure.
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Homeland security is likely to generate considerable discussion in the 2008 presidential race on topics such as the USA Patriot Act, border fences, and FEMA reforms after Hurricane Katrina.
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CFR's Edward Alden says a flawed U.S. approach to tightening its borders after the 9/11 terrorist attacks has harmed the country's once-admired immigration image.
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Listen to experts discuss U.S. immigration policies, their effects on Latin America and national security concerns, and how immigration reform might occur in the next administration.
This symposium was made possible by the generous support of the Ford Foundation and the W.K. Kellogg Foundation.
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Clark Kent Ervin, inspector general of the Homeland Security Department from 2003 to 2004, says the presidential candidates must explain "exactly what they think the federal government has done right and done wrong in the seven years since 9/11 in securing this country against another terrorist attack." Ervin provides a list of questions related to homeland security policy for the candidates to answer.
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Republican presidential candidate John McCain gave this speech at Fresno State College in Fresno, California on June 23, 2008.
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With the help of U.S. defense contractors, China is building the prototype for a high-tech police state. It is ready for export.
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Stephen E. Flynn testifies before the House Subcommittee on Intelligence, Information Sharing, and Terrorism Risk Assessment
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CFR's Stephen Flynn says the next U.S. president must revive civilian infrastructure, and with it the confidence to confront disasters both natural and manmade.
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Terrorism and other disasters demand calmness and preparation, not panic and demagoguery.
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Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani made this statement on homeland security in the Winter 2008 issue of City Journal.
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Benazir Bhutto's assassination highlights the difficulties of campaign security as U.S. candidates attempt to secure themselves without sacrificing interaction with local communities.
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Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani gave this speech at the E. Stanley Wright Museum in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire on January 2, 2008.
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Michael Levi writes that "the revelation last week that Slovak and Hungarian police arrested three men suspected of selling uranium powder is sure to spark an investigation into how security at the source of those materials failed. It would be wise, though, to study not only how defenses failed but also how authorities succeeded in breaking up the plot."
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As sure as day follows night and night follows day, if there's a project developing in Hollywood, you can bet that there's a project elsewhere being developed based on similar subject material. For a few months now we've known about the Tom Hanks produced JFK assassination drama, "Parkland," which already boasts a cast including Paul Giamatti, Billy Bob Thornton, Jacki Weaver, Marcia Gay Harden and Zac Efron. That film will dramatize the events that occurred at Dallas' Parkland Hospital on the day President Kennedy was assassinated on November 22nd, 1963. Maybe it's because the 50th anniversary of that event is fast approaching, but now there's another film based around the assassination on its way from "Queens of Country" writer-director Ryan Page.
Page will write (alongside Adam Parfrey) and direct a conspiracy thriller going by the name of "Dallas In Wonderland," which will center around a documentary filmmaker and his producer who are hired by a TV network to do a puff piece for their planned motorcade reenactment that will take place during a televised memorial ceremony. Finding themselves "wrapped up in the network's plot" to prove that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone gunman, the pair close in on the central narrative surrounding JFK's assassination, leading to the climax of the event playing out once more on the nation's television screens.
Page believes that he and Parfrey have come up with "an altogether new kind of thriller, featuring the very latest research done in the JFK assassination case." That might be the case, but from the above synopsis we think it already sounds kind of dumb, and its title doesn't do it any favors on that front either. We guess there's a gap in the market for this after Jonathan Demme let his option on Stephen King's JFK thriller "11/22/63" expire, but of the two JFK projects in development, we're definitely more excited about Hanks' "Parkland " at present. For some reason this is making us think of "Vantage Point," and that's really not the best touchstone to have if you're going to get excited about a new movie. [Variety]
capo | March 20, 2014 5:43 AM
Who knew Hanks was such an idiot! Stupid is as stupid does. Forrest Gump investigates. LOL. Goodbye Tom! Best wishes, former fan.
fishfry | August 30, 2013 11:54 PM
There's no market for fiction about that case. The people want the truth. If we want fiction we can just read the Warren Report.
Betty | March 13, 2013 12:06 AM
Dallas in Wonderland - awesome title! The summary is brilliant. Totally disagree with Mr. Cunningham describing the plot as "dumb". Interesting adjective used by a writer. Parfrey and Page -- LEGIT. Finally a film that will show the masses how our gov't has been so negligent surrounding the case. JFK would be proud.
Jo Jo | March 12, 2013 8:04 AM
I think you will be in for a big big surprise with this film. Adam Parfrey has some very interesting material that is not known to the general public. I'd say "watch & see." I don't go to movies very often anymore because they all do seem to be recycled plots with the same old endings. This one promises to be fresh and new. I love surprises!!
Reverend Loveshade | February 6, 2013 1:10 AM
Yeah, "Dallas in Wonderland" sounds like a pretty lame movie plot. Here's three other pretty lame movie plots:
1) This guy named Rick runs this bar that's Spanish for "White House" while there's a war on. This woman comes in who has a boring husband who thinks he's going to do something important and this black guy sings and plays this song on a piano. Also there's a lot of talking.
2) This little girl falls down a rabbit hole and meets a bunch of talking animals who don't make any sense. Then she meets talking cards who don't make any sense. Then she wakes up.
3) This sinister evil bad guy makes this ring then loses it. So this short guy with hairy feet get it. He wants to get rid of it because it's bad, but the only way he can do that is to go on vacation and drop it in some volcano.
Bob | January 25, 2013 12:22 AM
Interested in who really killed JFK? Who gave the orders? What famous movies and songs told you about it a long time ago?
All details explained in pdf document, available for free download at:
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Dave Fairy | January 20, 2013 11:25 PM
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Robert Morrow | January 20, 2013 4:47 PM
If you want to get quickly âup to speedâ on the JFK assassination, here is what to read:
1) LBJ: The Mastermind of the JFK Assassination by Phillip Nelson
2) JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why it Matters by James Douglass
3) Brothers: the Hidden History of the Kennedy Years by David Talbot
4) The Dark Side of Camelot by Seymour Hersh
5) Family of Secrets: The Bush Dynasty by Russ Baker
6) Power Beyond Reason: The Mental Collapse of Lyndon Johnson by Jablow Hershman
7) Operation Cyanide: Why the Bombing of the USS Liberty Nearly Caused World War III by Peter Hounam (LBJ engineered the attack on the USS Liberty)
8) Inside the Assassinations Records Review Board Volume 5, by Doug Horne
9) Watch "The Men Who Killed Kennedy - the Guilty Men - episode 9" at YouTube -
best video ever on the JFK assassination; covers well Lyndon Johnson's role
10) Google the essay âLBJ-CIA Assassination of JFKâ by Robert Morrow
11) Google âNational Security State and the Assassination of JFK by Andrew Gavin Marshall.â
12) Google âChip Tatum Pegasus.â Intimidation of Ross Perot 1992
13) Google âVincent Salandria False Mystery Speech.â Read every book & essay Vincent Salandria ever wrote.
14) Google "Unanswered Questions as Obama Annoints HW Bush" by Russ Baker
16) Google "Did the Bushes Help to Kill JFK" by Wim Dankbaar
17) Google "The Holy Grail of the JFK story" by Jefferson Morley
18) Google "The CIA and the Media" by Carl Bernstein
19) Google "CIA Instruction to Media Assets 4/1/67"
20) Google "Limit CIA Role to Intelligence" Harry Truman on 12/22/63
19) Google "Dwight Eisenhower Farewell Address" on 1/17/61
20) Google "Jerry Policoff NY Times." Read everything Jerry Policoff ever wrote about the CIA media cover up of the JFK assassination.
Bob | January 19, 2013 8:57 PM
Interested in who really killed JFK? Who gave the orders? What famous movies and songs told you about it a long time ago?
All details explained in pdf document available for free download at:
jackieiskillerqueen DOT blogspot DOT com
Doug | January 18, 2013 5:36 PM
I'm only interested in the project that tells the truth, not the one that perpetuates the lies. In that regard, 'Parkland' seems far more compelling, seeing as it is based on Vince Bugliosi's excellent book, "Reclaiming History" from 2007.
Howard Schumann | January 17, 2013 8:30 PM
I'm only interested in the project that tells the truth, not the one that perpetuates the lies. In that regard, Dallas in Wonderland seems far more compelling.
hank | January 17, 2013 7:52 PM
Adam Parfrey always wins.


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Women's Soccer Set to Host Embassy Suites Kick-Off Classic
FORT MYERS, Fla. - The Florida Gulf Coast women's soccer team (0-2-1) opens their 2009 home slate by hosting the Embassy Suites Kick-Off Classic on Sept. 4 & 6 at the FGCU Soccer Complex. The Kick-Off Classic features Army, Stetson and UT Martin. The Eagles will face UT Martin on Friday night at 7:00 p.m. for Camp Appreciation Night. All campers who come to the FGCU game against UT Martin wearing their FGCU Soccer Camp shirt will get in for free.
The Eagles enter this weekend coming off a double-overtime tie with FIU on Sunday night in Miami, Fla. In the match, the Eagles put up nine shots, seven on goal, and earned six corners. Sophomore goalkeeper Stephanie Powers went the distance, playing 110 minutes and recorded five saves. The Golden Panthers finished with 12 shots, five on goal, and earned four corner kicks. The Eagles are still looking for their first goal of the 2009 season, FGCU and USC Upstate are the only teams in the A-Sun who have not scored a goal this season. Offensively, Amber McCall and Caytlan MacKenzie lead the Eagles with five shots. Defensively, Powers has 15 saves on the year with a .750 save percentage. Her 15 saves put third in the A-Sun in saves. The Eagles kick-off the classic against UT Martin on Friday night at 7:00 p.m., then conclude the classic on Sunday against Army at 1:30 p.m.
UT Martin (1-1-0) comes into this weekend after dropping a 2-1 battle to Belmont on Saturday night. The Skyhawks lone goal in the match came in the 83rd minute by Jenni Deffy. UT Martin goalkeeper Aubrey Buehler recorded four saves and allowed two goals in 90 minutes of play. Three Skyhawks have one goal on the season, and Duffy leads the team in points with three. In the net, Buehler has allowed two goals in two games, has five saves with a .714 save percentage. On Friday, Sept. 4, the Skyhawks will take on the Eagles at 7 p.m., and then will enjoy an off-day before returning to the playing field on Sunday, Sept. 6 to face the Stetson Hatters. Sunday's match is scheduled to begin at 11:00 a.m.
Stetson (2-2-0) enters this weekend coming off a 3-0 loss to #5 Florida State on Sunday afternoon. The Hatters held the Seminoles scoreless in the first half, the first team this season to hold the Seminoles scoreless in the first half. Florida State was not able to tally its first goal until the second minute of the second half, and then went on to a 3-0 win over the Hatters. The Hatters are led offensively by Tessa Gavilsky. Gavilasky has four of the Hatters nine goals this season and leads the A-Sun in goals, game winners and points. In the net, Andrea Garavaglia has allowed six goals, and has recorded 20 saves which is tied for the most saves in the A-Sun. The Hatters open the Embassy Suites Kick-Off Classic on Friday against Army at 4:30 p.m., and then play UT Martin on Sunday at 11:00 a.m.
Army (1-1-1) is coming off a 0-0 tie against Fordham this past Sunday. Junior Army goalkeeper Alex Lostetter finished with three saves, all in the second half, the last a sliding stop with 25 seconds left in regulation to force overtime. Army sophomore forward Deanna Clegg booted three of her team-high four shots in the opening half when the Black Knights outshot Fordham by a 9-1 margin. Three Black Knights share the lead with one goal apiece as Clegg leads the team with eight shots. Army will face-off against Stetson to kick-off the classic on Friday at 4:30 p.m., then face the Eagles on Sunday at 1:30 p.m.
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Friday, Sept. 4. Friday will be Camper Appreciation night. All campers who come to the FGCU game against UT Martin wearing their FGCU Soccer Camp shirt will get in for free. There will also be a raffle to win one set of season tickets.
Sunday, Sept. 6. The Women's Soccer team looks to begin a new tradition at FGCU with the first ever team tailgate. Get out the grills, find those tents, and tune up your corn hole skills. Gates will open for tailgating 2 hours prior to FGCU's game against Army. Bring your youth team to the game for a fun day of food, family, friends, and above all a great Eagles soccer game.
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President of Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) Edith Thrower sat down with FOX19's Jessica Brown to discuss the Cincinnati Freedom Center's annual Emancipation Proclamation celebration.
The event will be held at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center on 50 East Freedom Way on January 1 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
The theme of this year's emancipation proclamation celebration is "remembering and recommitting," said Thrower.
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The Buccaneers are undergoing some significant turnover at One Buccaneer Place these days. On Friday, news surfaced regarding Tampa Bay director of public relations Jeff Kamis leaving the organization after 10 years.
[Jeff] Kamis, 37, said he plans to remain in the Bay area and pursue other opportunities.
"I dreamed of working in the NFL since I was a kid and it's been an unbelievable experience,'' Kamis said.
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Carburetor Discharge Tube
My 1964 Farmall Cub is running rough and looses power when placed in load (up a hill or with plow in ground). The carburetor's discharge tube is broken off above the threads. Would this cause the problem and if so can you only buy that part?
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That could be the problem, but I would see if you are getting good gas flow from the tank and pull the metering jet and make sure it is clean first.
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I'm assuming the broken carburetor piece is the idle tube, a thin brass tube threaded in the top casting that protrudes into the bottom casting. It should not affect full power performance. A broken fuel discharge tube will affect performance, the discharge tube is the brass tube that sticks up into the venturi.
Perform a full tune up, including valve adjustment and compression check. Many performance issues blamed on the carburetor are actually ignition and mechanical problems. Always attack the carburetor last!
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The way I read your description of the problem may be that the governor is not kicking in properly. You may need to reset it at the carb side.
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Re: Carburetor Discharge Tube
While I never tried to see if the Cub would run with a broken discharge tube, I doubt that it would. The venturi would not get a fuel supply. But with broken or missing discharge tube, fuel would run through the carburetor continuously since the base of that tube is lower than the bowl fuel level as normally controlled by the float. So it is possible that the discharge tube and idle tube have been confused in this instance. The idle tube projects downward from the top of the carburetor perpendicular and the discharge tube projects upward from the bottom of the carburetor at an angle.
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Late in the first half of the New England Patriots 34-10 loss to the Detroit Lions, Tom Brady threw an interception that forced wide receiver Wes Welker into a defensive situation. While tackling Ricardo Silva, Welker injured his neck and left the game. Welker did not return to the game but was able to walk off the field under his own power.
After the game, Welker told Patriots beat writer Karen Guergian that he was OK in spite of the injury. We likely won't hear much of anything from Bill Belichick on the subject, so we'll just have to stick with what Welker said. We'll keep an eye on him in the coming days of practice, although it wouldn't surprise me to see him sit out the next few days and the final preseason game.
Pending further developments, the injury should not affect draft strategies when it comes to Welker. Although the Patriots added Chad Ochocinco this offseason, Welker remains the top receiving threat for the Patriots. Ochocinco will be a significant wild card heading into the 2011 season, but Welker has looked particularly sharp in preseason play. Over the last two games, Welker has eight receptions for 127 yards and one touchdown. He is not a guy you want to rely on as your number one receiver, but as a number two he brings very respectable numbers to the table.


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The Right's Dominance of France
by Inoljt, Sun Aug 26, 2012 at 07:00:26 PM EDT
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The story of the 2012 French presidential election is quite interesting. Right-wing incumbent Nicholas Sarkozy entered the election deeply unpopular. Opinion polls consistently showed him losing by around 20%.
France's presidential system has two rounds. In the first round, everybody can be a candidate. The top two winners of the first round move to a second round run-off.
As election day approached, Sarkozy's deficit continually shrunk. Opinion polls just before the first round showed Sarkozy losing by low double-digits. As the campaign for the second round began, they showed him behind by high single-digits.
Sarkozy ended up losing by 3.2%. That's a pretty steep drop-off from the polls that showed him behind by 20%.
To be fair, Sarkozy's opponent François Hollande isn't the best politician. But the fact that Hollande barely defeated one of the most unpopular presidents in the history of France's Fifth Republic says something about France.
Indeed, the right has dominated the left throughout the history of French presidential elections.
As this chart shows, the French right has won seven presidential elections; the French left has won just three. The right's greatest election victory occurred in 1958, when French war hero Charles de Gaulle defeated hapless Communist candidate Georges Marrane with 79% of the vote.
The left's greatest victory occurred in 1988, when incumbent François Mitterrand took 54% of the vote over Jacques Chirac. A French left-wing presidential candidate has yet to win by double-digits; the right has done this multiple times.
In addition, there are two instances when the French left failed to make it into the second round. This happened in 1969 and 2002, which are colored darker blue above (the margin in these years indicates the first round). In both instances the second round ended up being between two right-wing candidates. So far a French presidential election has never featured two left-wing candidates in the second round.
France has generally had a reputation of being a very liberal place, and this analysis might seem surprising from that perspective.
To be fair, the French right is very different from the American right. France's right-wing is probably to the left of America's Democratic Party (at least on economic issues). France's left used to be the Communist Party; today it is the Socialist Party. Both parties would never win a presidential election in the United States.
Finally, and ironically, as I write these words the French socialists have just won an absolute majority in Parliament. France's socialists today hold more of the levers of power than they have ever held in the history of the French Fifth Republic. But historically, it has been the right and not the left in power in France.
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TOLEDO, OH (Toledo News Now) - A Toledo woman is facing charges for failing to restraint her dog after authorities say her guard dog bit a man.
Carissa Curry received a note from the Lucas County dog warden that her boxer-pit bill mix, Duke had bit someone. Curry thinks the man was trying to break in.
Prosecutors said the dog was loose but Curry said she never leaves Duke out in the yard when she is not home.
"Anybody can come past my house any time they want they will never see my dog outside when I'm not here, it doesn't happen," said Curry.
Curry was not home at the time so there is no way to prove it. Lucas County dog warden Julie Lyle is classifying Duke as "dangerous". Duke will have to get a special license and live under certain guidelines.
"It's just the fact that hey this dog bit somebody, we need to make sure people are safe in the future and this doesn't happen again and this is the way the law sets up for us to handle that," said Chief Lyle.
Curry said she is worried the landlord will evict her for having a "dangerous dog." If charges against her go through, Curry said she could lose her job.
"I feel like I am the innocent technically victim here and I'm being treated like a criminal. He's protecting us, that's all he knows, he's a dog and he did his job," said Curry.
Records show the dog was not up to date on vaccinations. Curry is due back in court Thursday for a pre-trial hearing.
Curry is trying to raise money to afford a lawyer. Curry has set up a Facebook account and a donation website.
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Even though exercise causes you to burn energy, you seem to end up with more energy when it's done. Regular exercise builds muscle strength and endurance and causes your cardiovascular system to work more efficiently.
Have trouble sleeping at night? Doctors say you may have less trouble if you get some regular exercise. Exercise causes you to fall asleep faster and and sleep more soundly. It can even perk up your sex life.
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Aside from all these health and lifestyle benefits there is also a financial benefit. Consider that consumers spend billions on pills to enhance their sex lives, sleep better, boost their energy and lower blood pressure and cholesterol. A healthy lifestyle, then, has the added benefit of saving money.
But what about the expense of a gym membership? Doesn't it cost money to get exercise? It can, but it doesn't have to. For the cost of a pair of sneakers you can go jogging. If your knees aren't quite up to that, then you can walk.
"Walking is the most accessible form of physical activity available to people," said Michigan State University researcher Mathew Reeves.
Reeves led a team of researchers in a recent study that found people who walk their dogs were 34 percent more likely to be considered "physically active," when measured using current federal benchmarks.
"What we wanted to know was if dog owners who walked their dogs were getting more physical activity or if the dog-walking was simply a substitute for other forms of activity," he said.
According to the data, dog walkers do indeed appear to be more active. Reeves says the results show that promoting dog ownership and dog walking could help many Americans -- of which fewer than half meet recommended levels of leisure-time physical activity -- become healthier.
Decades ago Americans got more exercise because daily life demanded it. Today, most people engage in a sedentary lifestyle that is expanding waistlines and degrading health. Recent research suggests sitting for long periods should now be considered risky health behavior.
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Enjoy all the comforts of home. Built in 2008, our fully furnished 1,600 square foot home boasts cathedral ceilings throughout. Enjoy many ammenities including a beautifully appointed master bedroom, walk-in closet, and master bath with a walk-out to an extended patio and scenically landscaped backyard. Quality family room and kitchen furniture are ideal for entertaining or enjoing a quiet evening. Cook out on the outdoor grill and dine on the patio to take advantage of the wonderful weather. Plenty of space throughout for privacy.
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The UConn women will play Marquette tonight at Gampel Pavilion (7 p.m., SNY) without sophomore guard Brianna Banks.
Banks suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in the Huskies' 71-65 victory over St. John's last Saturday and will miss the rest of the year.
Banks will undergo surgery to repair the injury in the coming weeks and will begin the rehabilitation process.
"I am extremely disappointed for Brianna," head coach Geno Auriemma said. "She had shown great improvement and has been a big part of our success this season. I know she will work extremely hard to get back on the floor as soon as possible."
Banks was averaging 7.3 points and 1.7 assists while shooting 47.9 percent from the field.
UConn senior guard Kelly Faris was added to the State Farm Wade Watch list, joining teammates Stefanie Dolson, Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis and Bria Hartley.
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"She had a deep, throaty, genuine laugh, like that sound a dog makes just before it throws up."
I staged a Battle of the Toms on my blog last week after Gov. Tom Corbett stirred people up by comparing gay marriage to incest.
I argued that Lehigh County Commissioner Tom Creighton may have topped him by comparing gay spouses to domestic animals.
Pennsylvania has a rich tradition of this kind of stupidity — Rick Santorum rode it to the U.S. Senate and deep into the 2012 Republican primary season — but as attitudes toward homosexuality in general and gay marriage in particular continue to evolve, it's jarring to hear elected officials who are so out of touch.
"She grew on him like she was a colony of E. coli and he was room-temperature Canadian beef."
Let's review the Toms in action.
Corbett was asked by a Harrisburg TV reporter about another controversial statement, from a court filing by state lawyers. They compared gay couples to 12-year-old children, because they can't wed in this state, either.
"It was an inappropriate analogy, you know," Corbett said. "I think a much better analogy would have been brother and sister, don't you?"
I watched the video. He's grinning as he says this, and he's clearly hoping for the TV reporter to join in the merriment. She just looks stunned.
In response to the strong negative reaction, Corbett issued the classic nonapology apology, saying he was sorry if anyone was offended.
If he were being sincere, he would have responded, "Look, I'm repulsed by the prospect of gay people being married, so of course I equated it with something disgusting."
"Her hair glistened in the rain like a nose hair after a sneeze."
Considering that Corbett is the architect of "just close your eyes" and other greatest hits, this shouldn't have been all that surprising. And in his defense, I thought Tom Creighton's quote may have been worse, although he has a far-lower profile.
Creighton rarely has much to say during commissioners' debates, and when does speak up, it's rarely expressed in full sentences. He has struck me as inarticulate and easily manipulated.
His most-recent statement suggested that I underrated his wisdom. He has been infinitely wise to keep his mouth shut.
The proposed county budget included a proposal extending benefits to county employees who are legally married to someone of the same sex. Creighton responded that as long as Pennsylvania bans same-sex marriage, there's no reason to spend county money on this.
"I don't feel the county should be looking for new ways to give away taxpayer money," he said. "Next it could be giving money out to people's pets or whatever."
"The ballerina rose gracefully en pointe and extended one slender leg behind her, like a dog at a fire hydrant."
I don't think Creighton had in mind the kind of situation that Rick Santorum offered up when he equated gay relationships with "man on dog" sex. Santorum is in a class by himself.
Rather, what I drew from the quotes of both Toms was an extraordinarily dismissive attitude toward committed gay relationships. Gay marriage is like kissing your sister, am I right? Get it? Hey, we love our pets, too, but no one would think of that as a marriage. Ain't it the truth? Right? Right?


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Panelists talked about the impact of federal courts of appeals and how the new media may be changing their anonymity and their public face.
Because the Supreme Court hears so few cases, the federal courts of appeals are the courts of last resort in most federal cases and regularly decide hot button issues and issues of first impression. But media coverage of those courts has been so sparse that the courts of appeals have been called the 'anonymous courts.' That anonymity had many sources, including the localized structure of the traditional media, the distance between the courts of appeals and the towns and cities in which many cases are tried, and the preference of some judges for anonymity. All of those barriers have recently begun to give way - the courts have become receptive to televising oral arguments, the Internet has surmounted geographical obstacles, and the new media includes news outlets with an interest in legal developments across the country. close
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Munich, Germany's Heaven Shall Burn specialize in highly controversial and politicized death metal fused with hardcore; a hybrid style often referred to as death-core. Combining their militant defense of social concerns (racism, corruption, animal cruelty, veganism, etc.) with a seemingly boundless metallic wrath, the group's brutalizing sonic onslaught has drawn comparisons to traditional death metal bands like England's Bolt Thrower, as well as the less regimented, but equally emphatic work of Sweden's the Haunted. Founded by guitarist Maik Weichert and drummer Matthias Voigt in the fall of 1996, Heaven Shall Burn (initially named Consense) soon also included singer Marcus Bischoff and bassist Eric Bischoff. Following a set of demos, the band recorded a 1998 mini-CD entitled In Battle There Is No Law (reissued on CD with bonus tracks in 2002) and a split L.P with Fall of Serenity before welcoming second guitarist Patrick Schleitzer into their lineup. Signing with Lifeforce Records in early 2000, they subsequently unleashed the very competent Asunder album, as well as another split CD (this one with Caliban) and proceeded to tour both Europe and South America. 2002 saw the release of another acclaimed effort, and their first to gain worldwide distribution, Whatever It May Take, after which the group signed with Century Media and cut their third full-length album, Antigone, in 2004. ~ Eduardo RivadaviaPortions of Content Provided by Rovi Corporation.
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Officers with U.S. Customs and Border Protection referred Ricardo Martinez, 34, for an inspection of his vehicle when he attempted to enter the U.S. from Mexico.
A CBP narcotics detection dog alerted to the presence of drugs. Officers said they located a hidden compartment underneath the engine which contained 10 packages of meth.
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Center Theatre Group's 2013-14 season at the Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles will feature the U.S. premiere of Danny DeVito and Richard Griffiths in the London production of Neil Simon's The Sunshine Boys, the Barry Manilow-Bruce Sussman musical Harmony, touring productions of Peter and the Starcatcher and The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess, plus David Suchet, Matthew Bourne and more.
CTG artistic director Michael Ritchie announced the slate on March 14. Also on the schedule are the Queen musical We Will Rock You, and special added "bonus options" for subscribers: Matthew Bourne's Sleeping Beauty, a gothic romance from the master director/choreographer, and the U.S. premiere of The Last Confession starring David Suchet in a Vatican-set tale that is "part thriller and part meditation on the nature of faith."
An engagement of Harmony, the musical about the real-life German singing group making music in the shadow of the Nazis, represents a co-production with Atlanta's Alliance Theatre. The book and lyrics are by Sussman, the music is by Manilow.
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CHALFORD Parish Council has supported the call for an emergency plan in light of problems that arose during the 2007 floods.
The idea of an emergency parish plan was discussed by the council at a meeting on Thursday night.
Although she was unable to attend the meeting, Stroud district councillor Liz Peters put forward the idea and also offered to compile the plan.
"Chalford suffered quite badly during the floods in 2007 and unfortunately because of certain confidentiality rules not all agencies knew who the vulnerable people in the community were and therefore how to help them," said Cllr Peters (Con, Chalford).
"I am looking to build something which brings all the different tiers of local government and outside agencies together so in the event of an emergency everyone will knoe how best to help the community.
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Peoples on the Move
The Global Remittances Guide, recently released by the Migration Policy Institute, is a fascinating resource. It is estimated that 216 million people (three percent of the world's population) live outside of their countries of birth. This is roughly equivalent to the population of the fifth largest country in the world.
Global remittances, monies sent from one country to another by those who have migrated, amount to over a whopping half-a-trillion U. S. dollars. This is another piece of evidence pointing to the fact that once someone migrates from China to the Middle East, from Nepal to Western Europe, or from Senegal to North America, he or she often remains in frequent contact with family, friends, and acquaintances "back home."
International migration is one of the most important matters of our day when it comes to the Great Commission. Churches, denominations, networks, and agencies must take this global matter into consideration and adjust accordingly. Such is a matter of Kingdom stewardship. If the Divine Maestro is orchestrating the movement of the nations for His glory (Acts 17:26-27), then the Church should pay close attention to such contemporary realities.
Take a look at this resource, especially the Total Remittance Inflows and Outflows. I think it will give you a new perspective on the movement of the peoples. Such movements are not just happening in one direction; large waves of people are moving from everywhere to everywhere.
MPI is to be commended on such great work and helping educate us on the world in which we live.
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David Platt, President, International Mission Board
The trustees of the International Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention voted this morning to call David Platt to be the next president of the agency. While I am saddened that I am losing my pastor, I am delighted to hear of this news. They made the right decision. I have a deep love and respect for the IMB and her mission. As a friend and co-pastor with David, I am overjoyed that he has accepted this invitation. Having served closely with him for the past two years, I believe he will bring the right vision and leadership to the agency.
The Lord used a multitude of matters to lead me to pastor The Church at Brook Hills. One of those was David's humility and genuineness. Before committing to the church, I wanted to know if David was the same man "behind closed doors" as he was in the public eye. Over the years, unfortunately, I have been with a few leaders who act one way in public and another way in private. The Lord made it very clear to me that David is the real deal. What you see is what you get; and this is a very good thing.
A second matter of importance was related to his theology and missiology. After a few conversations with him, I knew I had found a kindred spirit with whom I could lock arms for the advancement of the gospel. In addition to giving priority to the unreached peoples (and unengaged peoples) and a Pauline model, David is one who strongly believes in the multiplication of churches from new disciples made from the harvest fields (Acts 13-14; 1 Thes 1:2-10). He believes in keeping matters contextually simple and highly reproducible, without compromising on biblical ecclesiology and the whole council of God (Acts 20:27).
While space will not allow me to elaborate on other areas of related importance, I wanted to bring these matters to your attention. David is a strong and humble leader. He is teachable and a team player. He is a man of prayer and fasting. He walks with God, and makes great sacrifices to see the gospel spread rapidly and with honor (2 Thes 3:1). He seeks to be a wise steward when it comes to the use of money, people, time, and other resources for Kingdom advancement. As a follower of Jesus, and as a fourth generation Southern Baptist, I am very thankful how he has led The Church at Brook Hills in the use of our resources in giving and going to the nations.
I hope you will join me in praying for David, his family, and the International Mission Board. Also, please remember to pray for The Church at Brook Hills. While we are saddened to see the Platts leave, we are thankful and excited to know that we will be able to continue to follow David's leadership as we continue to give to, pray for, and send missionaries through the International Mission Board.
Thank you, trustees, for your labors. Many of us in Birmingham have been praying for you for a long time.
Congratulations, David! I appreciate you bro! Continuing to pray for you! Looking forward to the day when the 2 billion will hear, including the engagement of the 3300 (Rom 15:20-21)!
To God be the glory!
Presentations from Multiply Louisiana
This week I'm at the Multiply Louisiana conference in New Orleans. I promised everyone I would post the slides from my plenary session and breakouts.
While some of the slides will not make sense outside of the conference context, I am making these available to you as well. In the first part of the plenary address, I define church planting as evangelism that results in new churches and the need for North American evangelicals to make the apostolic (i.e., missionary) model the expectation and not the exception to our labors. I also note some of the contemporary challenges facing our labors in a post-Christianized context, and conclude with some points of application.
HERE is the PowerPoint presentation to the plenary session: "Biblical Church Planting: Reflections and Realities in the 21st Century."
The following two links are to the presentations I did during the breakout sessions.
HERE is the PowerPoint presentation to "Pressure Points: Twelve Global Issues Shaping the Face of the Church."
HERE is the PowerPoint presentation to "The Barnabas Factors: Eight Essential Practices of Church Planting Team Members."
I pray these files will be of assistance to you and your ministry.
If you were at the conference, it was an honor to be with you. Keep up all that you are doing in your state for the multiplication of disciples, churches, and leaders!
Surprise! Go to Utica
Utica, New York. That's not a city that has a cool ring to it. Tell people you are going to Utica and watch the look on their faces. Why would anyone want to make disciples and plant churches there? Two reasons: unreached people groups and least-reached area.
The world is a big place with seven billion people–including over two billion who have never heard the gospel and 3000 people groups among whom there is so intentional church planting strategy.
So, where do we begin? With the Great Commission, of course. We are told to go into all the world. The wise church planter goes to build on a foundation that has not been established (Rom 15:20). Therefore, without a specific word from the Lord about a particular people or place, we prioritize according to those with the greatest need for the gospel and in the least-reached areas (I spend more time addressing this HERE and HERE.). In such areas, few evangelicals are preaching the gospel and access to the good news is limited. Given these two realities, the greatest needs are outside of North America. Period.
However, I recognize that most people reading this blog are serving within the United States. The principle applies to us as well. Who are the unreached people groups living in the least-reached places? While there are many such examples, today I want to draw your attention to Utica.
Here is an article on the growing refugee population in Utica. Note the unreached people groups listed here. Yes, while we are looking for creative ways to reach them in other lands–often with great difficulty–they are living in Utica. Utica! Unreached peoples in the United States–now, let's couple this reality with a least-reached place.
A few months ago, I published the free ebook Unreached Peoples, Least Reached Places: An Untold Story of Lostness in America. HERE is a link to the pdf. On page 21, I noted that the Utica-Rome, NY metro area is only 4% evangelical. This is a community that is 96% lost–a least-reached area in the United States.
Most church planting efforts in North America are taking place among reached people groups–even in least-reached areas. Such is not the way of the Kingdom steward. If you are looking for a place to send a church planting team from your church, consider Utica. And once you do, go to the unreached people groups living there.
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Tweaking the Structures for Movement
Some people are anti-structures. They think it is cool to be against "the man," but all for movement.
However, there is no movement without structures. Structures are necessary for health and multiplication. It was true in the first century; it is true today.
But, not all structures will do. Some hinder the dissemination of the gospel and the multiplication of disciples, churches, and leaders.
Some people work for movement, but only if it will happen within their parameters–even if those structures fall into the hindrance category.
And when the desired outcome does not occur…they tweak.
And tweak.
And tweak.
The tweaking of structures–a revision here, some change there–might not result in sufficient posture in preparation for a movement of the Sovereign Spirit.
If 5, 10, 15 years of tweaking have not been sufficient, then wise Kingdom citizens stop tweaking and start asking: Do our structures hinder the multiplication of disciples, churches, and leaders?
If the answer is yes, then more tweaking is generally not the appropriate response.
How long have you been tweaking? Is it time to start asking?
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We Reproduce what We Know
We reproduce what we know. And, we know what is modeled before us.
If such is the case, then what happens when what we know is not accomplishing what needs to be done? We end up repeating ourselves, doing the same things with a slightly different variation, expecting new results to occur.
Such is not the way of the wise kingdom steward. The kingdom ethic demands more from us.
Whenever something systemically new comes along, it is initially viewed as inferior to the norm. It is not what is expected according to our structures. It often does not fit within our known models. It does not produce the expected results.
But, if we reproduce what we know, and we know that what is modeled before us is not working, then maybe it is time for something systemically different.
Promise Keeping God
I am in Wake Forest, North Carolina this week at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary teaching a doctoral seminar on contemporary issues facing the Church. So, I've been a little slack in my blogging this week. In fact, I'm taking a break from grading papers to write this brief post.
I recently preached a message from Joshua 23 to my church family and wanted to share this teaching with you. In this post, you will find links to the video, podcast, and small group resources related to this message.
It is my prayer that this time in the Word would be a blessing to you. Joshua 23 draws our attention to the fact that God is a promise-keeping God. This is a great truth; it is a pillow on which we can rest our weary heads as we journey through this broken world!
Promise Keeping God Small Group Material
I now have to put on my professor's hat and return to the world of stacks of papers and red ink pens. Fun! Fun!
Missiology of the Moment
The missiology necessary to advance the gospel in a post-Christianized context is not the same as the missiology that brought us to a Christianized context. Certainly, this does not mean a complete overhaul, but rather a building upon that which has gone before.
Some things must change while we return to an apostolic paradigm. However, one challenge is that we lack the vision for such an approach in view of a mature Church in the United States and Canada. And lacking this vision, we often fail to change that which truly must shift. We end up failing to ask the right questions.
A post-Christianized context is unlike a context where there is little to no gospel presence. A well-established Church exists with well-developed structures, organizations, and traditions. Yet, the multiplication of disciples, churches, and leaders requires an apostolic model. As it stands (and this coming from a pastor), we are attempting to reach a context with pastoral approaches when missionary activity is required.
Even when we attempt such apostolic labors, we define them in pastoral terms and attempt to execute them through pastoral paradigms. This is not wise. For example, look at how we define church planting in North America, and compare that with the New Testament.
What got us here is not sufficient for where we need to go. The wise Kingdom steward recognizes this and adjusts accordingly.
But that adjustment is difficult. It's easier to stick with the missiology of the moment.
Too Glad for Gideons, too Satisfied with Samsons
In our desire to see results happen in the Kingdom, we are often too thrilled to have the Gideons lead us. We are many times satisfied with Samsons.
If he can defeat such an army with 300, then we want him as our leader! He needs to be on our team, lead our organization, pastor our church!
This man is able to rip open a lion with his hands and bust up a 1000 with a jawbone. We need him to lead our team! What a track record. He can get 'er done!
And in our desire for such dynamic leaders, we lock arms with them willing to overlook:
"And Gideon made an ephod….And all Israel whored after it" (Judges 8:27, ESV)
"Samson went to Gaza, and there he saw a prostitute, and he went in to her" (Judges 16:1, ESV).
No leader is perfect. All are sinners. However, as long as we can have forty years of rest from the Midianites and twenty years of protection from the Philistines, we are often willing to compromise a great deal.
Are you too glad for Gideons and too satisfied with Samsons?
Such is not the way of the wise Kingdom citizen.
Deleting the Devil
Liberal theological traditions have moved away from a satanology of the devil being an actual being to simply a personification of evil. Among Episcopal Church leaders, for example, the discussion of evil in the world is commonplace; a conversation about the devil is a rarity.
One of the headlines making news this week about The Church of England is related to the use of devil language. Gone are the days when parents are asked to take a vow at their children's baptism "to reject the devil and all rebellion against God." The name of the devil has been deleted and replaced with "to turn away from sin" and "reject evil."
On the surface, this appears to be a good thing. As followers of Jesus, we should daily turn away from sin and reject evil. However, as noted in Matthew Bell's article, "The Church of England doesn't want You to Worry about the Devil," such a shift likely represents a theological shift, moving away from the devil as a supernatural being to a representation of evil in general.
Years ago, and using the KJV language of substituting "devils" for "demons," C. S. Lewis wisely wrote: "There are two equal and opposite errors into which our race can fall about the devils. One is to disbelieve in their existence. The other is to believe, and to feel an excessive and unhealthy interest in them. They themselves are equally pleased by both errors" (The Screwtape Letters, 15). What can be said about demons is equally applicable to the devil as well.
The problem with deleting the devil from our theology is that we also delete what the Bible teaches about the devil. Certainly, Church history has created numerous satanic caricatures: pitchforks, red dress, cloven hoof, etc. And though these unbiblical traditions have made him out to look more like a nasty clown, such is no excuse for discarding the biblical teaching on Satan.
Many biblical passages address Satan as a literal being. For starters, we only have to check out Genesis and Revelation, Job and Zechariah, and the Gospels to learn that the devil is much more than a representation of evil in the world. Jesus met and spoke with him (Luke 4:1-4) and clearly identifies him as one capable of being cast out of heaven (Luke 10:18). Paul was not shy in noting that Satan disguises himself as one who is attractive (2 Cor 11:14).
Yes, delete the ridiculous Church traditions–they're satanic in and of themselves.
Yes, delete the notion that the devil is only a literary device used for oral learners in an age gone by.
Don't delete the devil. That is what he would want you to do.
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Henderson County deputies were looking for a suspect after they said three people were killed Wednesday evening.
Capt. Frank Stout with the Henderson County Sheriff's Office said there was a triple homicide on Piney Ridge Drive off of Highway 25 about 5:45 p.m.
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Stout said deputies were looking for Ralph "Robert" Warren III, 32, who is described as 5'10" tall and 180 pounds, in connection with the deaths.
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Stout said Warren has been found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound not far from initial crime scene at about 8 p.m.
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Pigeon Poison Avitrol is a very Deadly and Toxic Pigeon Poison used by only a few Las Vegas, Nevada pest control companies. Out of the over 300+ pest control companies in the Las Vegas area, only about 50 are known to use Pigeon Poison Avitrol.
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VERY happy to sign your petition! I'm from San Francisco but now live in Denver where there is still a "If you don't like it, kill it" mentality. I've witnessed the horrors of Avitrol poisoning due to all of the pigeons I've rescued over the years and it's so sad to watch as I try to give them comfort before they die, often too late to get to a vet. Equally revered and reviled, they're just trying to live like the rest of us and they or any other living being does not deserve this especially when there are so many humane alternatives. Just look at the European methods, they do work. Thanks for looking at the big picture in all of this.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — TE Fred Davis has re-signed with the Redskins.
The team announced the deal Friday.
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