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Norfolk, Portsmouth, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Suffolk, Hampton. Find and meet fun and friendly tennis partners.
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Hello there!I am coming in Hampton road area around october 2014. I come from France and I am looking for a tennis club around Norfolk to keep training myself with people of my age (mid 20's/30's). And do some connection to play some game as well.I…Continue
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Only in the Hampton Roads area for the summer, and would love to play some competitive tennis matches! I will live in Chesapeake and commute to Norfolk, so either of those cities work, and I'm also willing to go to Virginia Beach to play. Weekends…Continue
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I live up the street, was a 4.0 player back in the 90s, have lost some of that game over the aging years but still have some of my old game, would like to find anyone interested in early evening during workweek or early morning play at courts on…Continue
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Suffolk Parks & Recreation is hosting a Howard Mast Tennis Day on Saturday, April 26th from 9am - 2pm open to tennis players of all ages. The event will host a free tennis clinic, teen tournament, and adult singles and doubles tournament with…Continue
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New opportunity to play in the Hampton Roads area. Top10 Challenge Ladder has launched several spring ladders starting March 24, 2014. Play for great prizes at your convenience.…Continue
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Tracking the Ball Track the ball with your playing hand as if you were trying to catch it.Restrain yourself from hitting too early by resting the racquet throat in your other hand.When the ball is near, transition to the idea of hitting it and,…Continue
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Hi all, I enjoy watching tennis but don't play myself. My son is 17 years old and plays on his high school team in Windsor, Va. I am interested in getting him together with other players that can help him improve. Would particularly like to keep…Continue
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Hey there, I've played tennis off and on over the years but in short spurts and have never really achieved any kind of greatness. I just love to play, and do want to get better by playing more consistently. Would love to find a group or partner!Continue
Does anyone know of a tennis center that will do singles or doubles ladders or just drop in in VA Beach?
Thanks! I'll probably check it out one day. I still need to learn how to hit a forehand again :/ anyone willing to help me out?
How much is the class?
I'm in the process of buying a tennis racquet, hopefully have one here soon so I can get out and start hitting again! I'll keep you guys informed.
Hi there everybody. I'm new to both Virginia and the site. I'm done with my summer classes so I'm looking for some tennis partners to hit around with. I'm available just about anytime. Text me at [edit: please share private info via PM or Friend Request] Hope to hear from some of you soon :)
Sharon I too live in Vbeach and after the 26th of july will have some time on my hands feel free to text me @ [edit: please share private info via PM or Friend Request]
Hello~ I am wanting to find some people to play some tennis. I'm in Virginia Beach, but will travel throughout the Hampton Roads. I have a lot of spare time, so please text me @ [edit: please share private info via PM or Friend Request] if you would like to hit the courts :)
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what are some good grade V routes in NH VT or upstate NY for good aid climbing up too C2+ or A3
there ARE grade IV's on Wallface...get Adirondack Rock by Jim Lawyer/ Jeremy Haas
The VMC is at least grade IV isn't it? Not sure about the aid though.
Check out Cannon. Routes are just shy of 1000' and there are several aid climbs at the grade you're looking for.
Fruit Cup Wall (V, 5.9+, A3...I think thats the rating...) or Labyrinth Wall (can't remember the rating) on Cannon...Very few Grade V's in New England
I would for sure give Lab Wall a V, esp in winter. hell some of the longer routes on Whitehorse may get a IV Eliminate, south Butt direct
Lab wall, in wintry conditions, would be quite an accomplishment in a day. Unless your name is Tuthill
Yep, Lab Wall in a day in winter would be something for sure. Certainly above my pay grade!
Just to get really nit picky, what constitutes a day?
What is a "day"? What is "average" - all pretty subjective. You can either go with the traditional grades as they have been given over the past 30-40 years or you can go revisionist like DD wants to do.
LeeAB - There is no set definition of "a day" when rating climbs. It is not a science, so people just give it their best estimate.

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Public school educators from all over Massachusetts laced up their running shoes and stepped out on Sunday, May 5 to do their part to alleviate local hunger.
For the first time, the MTA had a presence in the 20-mile Walk for Hunger, organized annually by Project Bread.
"As teachers, we are always striving to make a positive difference in the lives of our students and this is one way that we can help." said Nicole Prevost, a Quincy teacher who organized Team MTA. "We know children cannot perform at their best when they are hungry -- we want to do all we can to put an end to childhood hunger."
"Sadly, we know all too well that hunger is a problem – because so many of us see the effects firsthand," Prevost added.
Nook Middle School teachers Wendy Philips, Sally Leety and Jen Groskin.
"Hunger isn't just a Third World problem, it's an issue right here," said Leety, who walked with fellow Nock teachers Jen Groskin and Wendy Phillips. "It's nice to support a charity that helps people right here at home and does incredibly important work – filling food pantries, running nutrition programs and so much more."
Learn more about their community efforts.
A delegation from the Nock School, organized by Groskin, has raised thousands of dollars for the Walk for Hunger over the last eight years. This year, the entire team wore "We Are Newtown" T-shirts in a show of support for the Connecticut community where a tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School occurred last December. The tragedy in Newtown hit home especially for Leety, who is a proud graduate of Newtown High School's Class of 1977.
"The support the community has received is a wonderful thing to come out of a really sad situation," said Leety, whose parents live a mile from Sandy Hook.It's not too late to donate to Project Bread. There's still time to show your support for Team MTA or the delegation from the Nook Middle School in Newburyport.
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Women's track & field climbs 39 spots to earn a #27 National ranking by the USTCCCA
March 5, 2008
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The JU women's track & field team hard the largest rise in the country as they jumped 39 spots in the national rankings today to be ranked 27 by the USTCCCA, and earn the highest ranking in school history.
Led by junior jumpers Natasha Harvey and Shaquania Lundy, who recorded the number three and four long jumps in the country, the Dolphins won their third consecutive Atlantic Sun Championship last week with a record-setting performance.
The Dolphins recorded 157 points, the most in an A-Sun indoor championship and their margin of victory (74) was the largest in conference history. 16 Dolphins earned all-conference honors, including six conference champions. In the process, the Dolphins set three conference records, including Harvey's long jump of 21-03.75", which helped her win "Outstanding Field Performer" becoming the third consecutive Dolphin to earn the honor. No other school has had an athlete claim this award in its existence.
Though they had an outstanding meet, the Dolphins success was more than just Harvey and Lundy, as 14 of the 17 Dolphins scored points.
The Dolphins scored in 14 of 17 events and had two or more scorers in eight of the 15 individual events. The distance medley relay team and the 4x400-meter team also earned all-conference honors.
Lundy and Harvey will be back in action on March 14th as they compete in the NCAA Indoor Championships in Fayetteville, Ark.
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SCARECROW FESTIVAL, Andover Coalition for Education fall festival featuring scarecrows crafted by local students adorning downtown Andover through Oct. 27, culminating with Festive Gathering Sunday, Oct. 27, noon, Old Town Hall, Main Street; free, with support from Andover Business Community Association; www.aceandover.org.
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STORY TIME, Ben Clanton, author of "The Table Sets Itself," a fun story about helping with chores, and "Mo's Mustache," a story about a monster with a mustache, Saturday, Oct. 26, 1 p.m., Andover Bookstore, 89R Main St., Andover; free; 978-475-0143, www.hugobookstores.com.
HUNGER IN AMERICA, Memorial Hall Library and Neighbors in Need present "A Place at the Table," a documentary examining the issue of hunger in America, Wednesday, Oct. 30, 6:30 p.m., Memorial Hall Library, 2 North Main St., Andover; food drive at library through October to benefit Neighbors in Need; 978-623-8401, ext. 38, or email@example.com.
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SILENT FILM SERIES, Classic silent film series with musical accompaniment featuring "Nosferatu" (1922), Wednesday, Oct. 30, 7 p.m.; free, Rogers Center for the Arts, Merrimack College, 315 Turnpike St., North Andover; 978-837-5355.
UP-TEMPO BLUES, Jumpin' Juba, a blues and roots-rock music group, performs Sunday, Nov. 3, 2:30 to 4 p.m., Memorial Hall Library, 2 North Main St., Andover; free, 978-623-8400, www.mhl.org.
CHAMBER MUSIC, Mistral Music, formerly Andover Chamber Music, presents "American Voices," all-American program spanning more than a century and a half, Sunday, Nov. 3, 3 p.m., West Parish Church, 129 Reservation Road, Andover; tickets $30, seniors $25, students free with ID; www.MistralMusic.org, 978-474-6222.
HALLOWEEN GALA, History on Tap — A Vintage Halloween Party, featuring DJ Ted Teichert, Victorian fortune telling, photo booth, hors d'oeuvres, seasonal ales and more, Saturday, Oct. 26, 7 p.m., Andover Town House (Old Town Hall), Main Street; costumes/vintage attire encouraged; tickets $40, order online; http://andoverhistorical.org/other-3/bewitched-in-andover/, 978-475-2236.
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Because it can take years after exposure for symptoms to develop, many people who are infected with the virus that causes AIDS don't even realize it. More than one million people in the United States are estimated to be living with HIV, and approximately one in five people with HIV are unaware they're infected, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Who is IJPC and what do they do? If you've ever wondered, here's your chance to find out.
The Cincinnati Human Relations Commission (CHRC), a quasi-independent agency based at City Hall, has a new chairman and vice chairwoman.
The CHRC's board of directors has elected Robert Harris to serve as chairman, and Carla Walker to serve as vice chairwoman.
Local and national leaders working to advance equal rights for LGBT people will gather tonight in Covington to unveil a national award in honor of the late Nancy Minson.
The National Gay & Lesbian Task Force and the Cincinnati Women's Political Caucus is co-sponsoring "Light of One, Power of Many: A Night to Honor Nancy Minson." The event will be held at The Carnegie Visual and Performing Arts Center in Covington, and begins with a reception at 6 p.m.
Make a kite, learn to play the guitar, beat a drum or learn what it takes to write your memoir.
After the Halloween costumes are put away and the pile of candy is hidden from the kiddies or that hangover finally subsides, it's time to fall back an hour into Eastern Standard Time (EST) one last time.
The first Sunday in November at 2 a.m. is when we do the deed; this year it's Nov. 2. In 2009 we'll go back to Daylight Savings Time (DST) the second Sunday in March.
As part of its annual Christmas Day preparations for the needy, the Freestore Foodbank distributed nearly 300,000 pounds of food, its largest amount ever for the holiday.
During the past three days, the emergency food provider distributed 297,050 pounds of food to 6,677 households. That's enough to feed 18,516 people, according to a spokeswoman.
Murder sucks. Rape sucks. In fact, all violent crime sucks. Eradicating it sure would make the world a nicer place to live. I don't know anyone who would argue with any of that. But after all that agreement, unity breaks down. Emotional outrage and grief take hold and rational thought evaporates. What then?


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A brother, a sister and a friend — Paperfangs is a collective of three daydreamers from Helsinki and Tampere. Their inspiration comes
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""Ten perfect nuggets of dream pop to get you through the last of the winter. You owe it to yourself to investigate Past Perfect." http://whenyoumotoraway.blogspot.fi/2013/02/review-paperfangs-past-perfect.html (USA)
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Fleet Services provides vehicle services in support of the University of Washington. We achieve our mission through exceptional customer service, competitive pricing, entrepreneurial spirit, and sustainable business practices. Vehicle mileage and rental rates are adjusted annually to reflect the cost of operations, new vehicle acquisition, and vehicle maintenance. We are a self-sustaining organization and rental rates are set at a level that recovers only the cost of doing business. Our goals include continuous customer service and operational excellence that improves accountability, competitiveness, produces cost savings and achieves environmentally sustainable results.
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If you are a University staff, student or faculty member, you can rent vehicles for official University business. All you need is a UW NET ID and a six digit UW budget number. When you click here as a new user you will be prompted to take Fleet Services Basic Driver Training and agree to Fleet Services policies. After completing basic driver training and agreeing to Fleet Services policies you will then be directed to our reservations page. You are also required to review Fleet Services Program Procedures. Currently setting up a UCAR account takes one additional step, to set up a UCAR account click here.
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Earlier today the MMA world was left in awe after the UFC decided to pull the plug on next weekend's UFC 151 lineup when Dan Henderson was forced to withdraw from his headlining bout against light heavyweight champ Jon Jones and "Bones" refused to fight Chael Sonnen on short notice. Equally shocking, UFC President Dana White went much further than announcing the card's cancellation by blasting Jones and trainer Greg Jackson, pointing a finger at the two of them being to blame for the upsetting news.
"When you are a champion, much less one of the guys who is supposed to be one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the world, you are supposed to step up," said a "disgusted" White in a conference call on the matter. "Sure, Jon Jones is rich what does he care if he cancels the fight? But 20 other fighters on the card added up to almost a half a million dollars in purse money that Jones and Greg Jackson's decision stole from them."
While it may be easy to fault Jones/Jackson, the reality is the UFC is 100% to blame for booking a show unable to sustain itself in the wake of an emergency. You're talking about an event scheduled to feature match-ups like Dennis Siver-Eddie Yagin, John Linekar-Yasuhiro Urushitani, and Dennis Hallman-Thiago Tavares on PPV. Had they been fully prepared, at least a strong co-headliner would have been in place instead of a bout between two guys coming off a loss (as Jake Ellenberger-Josh Koscheck was before Jay Hieron took Koscheck's slot). That in itself would have saved the card as it has before in similar situations.
Furthermore, the notion Jones should risk his title and legacy to save a show is silly. He has much more to lose in a bout with Sonnen than he does to gain. If he wins, he beat a smaller guy coming off a defeat who didn't have a full camp to prepare. If he loses, he falls to a smaller guy coming off a defeat who didn't have a full camp to prepare. It is not his job to help earn the undercard fighters money or be concerned with the UFC's business decisions. His job is to think about what's best for his career and his family.
Also, lost in the public's anger towards Jones is the notion he agreed to face Lyoto Machida with less than a month to prepare for him. Most champions who took a fight on such little notice would receive praise, yet Jones has become the target of a ton of hate not only from anonymous fans but his bosses as well.
The entire situation is a sad statement on the way White does business and the unrealistic expectations fans often put on fighters. It's time to open our eyes and stop being sheep. Or, maybe it's simply time to find a new shepherd.
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150 jobs to go at Devon & Somerset fire service
One hundred and fifty jobs will be lost as part of £5.5 million cuts proposed by Devon & Somerset Fire and Rescue Service.
The fire officers will be lost as the service plans to turn fire stations in Plymouth, Ilfracombe, Taunton and Torquay, that are currently manned full time, effectively into retained fire stations where the officers are on-call.
The Fire Brigades Union says these proposed cuts, will have a direct impact on response times and will put public safety in danger.
Watch a video of Devon and Somerset firefighters below or on the Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service website:
However the chief Fire Officer, Lee Howell said that there had been a 50% reduction over the past 10 years in the number of fires they were called to and significantly less deaths. He said prevention was now key and fire fighters would be doing more of that sort of work rather than working full time in fire stations.
The fire service also plans to roll out new smaller £70,000 fire pumps which cost less to run and are more efficient in rural areas.
The Fire Brigades Union is planning an emeergency meeting of its members and hasn't ruled out industrial action.
The Devon & Somerset Fire Authority will meet to discuss the proposals next Friday. They'll also discuss increasing the amount they receive from the council tax by up to 2%.
The Fire Brigades Union is urging the public in Devon and Somerset to protest against the cuts.
– Trevor French, Devon and Somerset FBU secretary
Rather than just accept these enormous cuts forced upon us by central government, the fire authority along with chief fire officer Lee Howell should tell the coalition government that this scale of cuts is unacceptable, risks destroying the fabric of this important service, and ultimately puts more lives at risk.


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CSC golfers finish 6th
GOODYEAR, Ariz. The Chadron State College women's golf team shot a round of 342 to finish in sixth place at the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Championship Tuesday.
The Eagles, who cut nine strokes off their opening 18-hole total during Tuesday's final round, shot 695 over the two-day tournament.
Western New Mexico cruised to the team title with 614. Colorado State University-Pueblo was second with 638.
Western New Mexico's Arrianna Estrada won the tournament by shooting 145 over 36 holes. Her 1-over par score was six strokes better than the second place finisher.
Emma Harris shot the best round for Chadron State (82) on Tuesday and led the Eagles with 169. Karissa Moreland wasn't far behind with 174 and Emilee Pilkington carded 177.
Also for Chadron State, Darcy Vernon shot 181 and Schuyler Wetzel finished with 183.
Three of Chadron State's golfers Harris, Pilkington and Vernon all finished the RMAC Championship with their best scores of the spring. In addition, all five CSC golfers finished in the top 30.
Chadron State will host South Dakota School of Mines and Technology in a dual Thursday at Ridgeview Country Club in Chadron. The dual is slated to begin at 9:30 a.m.
Team Scoring
Western New Mexico, 313-301-614; CSU-Pueblo, 317-321-638; Regis, 320-337-657; Adams State, 333-348-681; Colorado Mesa, 345-341-686; Chadron State, 353-342-695; Black Hills State, 363-341-704; Colorado Christian, 355-367-722.
Chadron State Scores
Emma Harris, 87-82-169; Karissa Moreland, 88-86-174; Emilee Pilkington, 84-93-177; Darcy Vernon, 96-85-181; Schuyler Wetzel, 94-89-183.
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By Jack Molitor
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---- — ANDERSON — Volunteers and sponsors wrapped up another successful parade and picnic geared toward getting needy children essential school supplies on Saturday.
But most noted the operation was significantly smaller than it's been in years past.
Still, about 300 students and parents showed up at the 23rd Annual Ollie H. Dixon Back-to-School Parade and Picnic at Jackson Park. The parade, which started at the former Shadeland Elementary School on West 14th Street, featured police cars, a fire truck and a group of children who marched with Dixon, the longtime city councilman, to the park for free hot dogs and hamburgers.
Tamie Dixon-Tatum, Dixon's daughter and the event's organizer, said the event was a success despite the smaller turnout, and she credited the assistance of several big-name sponsors, including Walgreens, Frontier Communication, City of Anderson, Hoosier Park Casino and Nestle.
"It feels good to have their support, and that's the way communities should function," Dixon-Tatum said. "Companies should want to reach out and help the less fortunate, and we really appreciate what they've done this year."
Dixon himself, who said he started the giveaway to get kids excited about learning, said this year's iteration is perhaps more important than previous years because of the dire state of the economy.
"You look around and unemployment is high and people are struggling. Here especially," the councilman said. "A lot of kids are in need, and we want to help them out."
Children in attendance were supplied with basics like pens, pencils and paper. But binders, highlighters and many other supplies and donated items were also available, free of charge, to whomever needed them.
Several public officials were also in attendance, like Anderson Fire Chief Phil Rogers, Police Chief Larry Crenshaw and outgoing Anderson Community School Superintendent Dr. Felix Chow, who will be leaving for Ann Arbor, Mich., at the end of the month. He said the small attendance could be attributed to previous giveaways earlier in the summer or the earlier first day for many local schools.
"I think anything like this where you can help the poor get what they need, that's a good thing," Chow said.
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Only in Fell's Point-XXII
The Fey '70s: Hookers, Lesbians, Bikers
Some places were hangouts for hookers, lesbians or bikers. Peter Denzer's Inn was attracted bikers. Birds of a Feather on Aliceanna St. catered to all three over the years. When known as One For The Road, it was a biker bistro. Alicia Horn, now the proprietor, said some "easy riders" actually drove their Harley Davidson hogs through the door and up the steps to the second floor. That was long before she and her late husband John bought it in 1981. Right before that, it was called J.B.'s Place and was a lesbian joint--with mud wrestling in the back room.
One of the more popular lesbian bars was the Satellite Lounge, at Aliceanna and Wolfe Sts., across from what currently is Pearl's. The owner then was a stunningly attractive woman. Although she didn't hide her sexual preference, that didn't stop men from making advances, including some higher ranking elected officials. It was duly noted, too, how many State troopers felt that her saloon needed extra security.
Leadbetters, which was looked upon as an "everything bar," hosted an outlandish '70s wedding in which a guy married a woman who had just changed from being a man. To prove she had the complete operation, the bride wore a see-through dress. After the ceremony the crowd, which an attendee estimated at nearly 300, headed across to the square and later to High Step, a lesbian bar on Thames. The clientele changed there, though, when Kenny Orye took over, called it Cat's Eye Pub and welcomed bikers. The bars are pretty much ecumenical now, especially those that morphed into restaurants--tamed by the gentrification that began in the late 1980s.
Steve Bunker, reminiscing from Maine, recalls when Miss Irene's, at Thames and Ann, took on that name from what had been the River Dance. "I remember Miss Irene as the sweetest yet most powerful old lady I ever saw in action. I saw her step between two big battling longshoremen one night and stop a fight with a voice no louder than a whisper. They both looked ashamed and ended up buying the house a round for the inconvenience. When Miss Irene died, Barbara Mikulski was in my shop on Ann Street Wharf. We saw the ambulance pull up and had the sinking feeling that another part of old Fell's Point was gone."


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"Empowering 21st Century Pentecostal Scholars for Global Academic and Ministry Leadership"
The AGTS Doctor of Philosophy in Bible and Theology (Ph.D./BT) facilitates the development and academic certification of creative, Spirit-empowered academic leaders who can:
The Ph.D./BT recognizes the priority of the Holy Spirit's person and power in accomplishing the mission of God (Missio Dei); creates an environment in which students can experience the kind of learning that connects them more deeply to the Spirit's work in biblical and theological research and writing; focuses their research on the particular discipline(s) of their calling; and enables them to make original contributions to their field(s) of study.
Following the sequence of four core classes, the Ph.D./BT offers expert instruction and tutorial dialogue in the elective courses, seminars and tutorials customized for the student's field.
The Ph.D./BT consists of 60 credits earned in the following categories of study:
The Core classes and electives are offered as one-week intensives in Springfield, MO, allowing professionals to continue their current vocational work while still being a full-time Ph.D. student.
The program seeks to contribute to the disciplines of biblical and theological studies by enriching research, teaching and the practice of those involved in the field. To that end and in accordance with our commitment to provide the highest level of learning effectiveness and foster a robust culture of assessment, at the completion of the Ph.D. program, graduates will be able to exemplify the following learning outcomes:
Program Schedule
A modular format for the coursework requires four trips to AGTS over two years (all in July and December). Two courses are taken during each resident session. Participants earn their 60 credits in:
Additional trips to Springfield may be required for study and mentoring purposes.
All modular courses consist of three components:
In order to enhance research opportunities and community development, the modules will be scheduled back-to-back with opportunity for dialogue with all members of the student's academic team. These weeks will include student research presentations with peer critique, onsite interviews with mentors and professors, peer and faculty interaction and video conferencing with field experts.
These are the minimal requirements. The Admissions Committee selects applicants with the strongest qualifications. Candidates who only meet minimal requirements in some areas but are exceptional in others may be accepted. The overall combination of strengths that the applicant brings to the program is assessed in the admissions process.
In exceptional cases, some candidates may be admitted to the program with insufficient background in biblical, linguistic or theological disciplines. The student will have one year to complete the necessary work and demonstrate the competencies necessary for advanced scholarship.
To apply for admission:
Application Deadline
Individuals desiring admittance into the program should have their completed application files submitted no later than December 31 for consideration in the July cohort. Under some extenuating circumstances, these deadlines may be extended. Admission is highly selective. One class per year will be admitted each July. Applicants will be evaluated by the Bible and Theology Department. They will be notified in writing regarding the status of their acceptance into the Ph.D./BT program.
Academic Status
Participants will remain in good academic standing in the Ph.D./BT program as long as they maintain a 3.0 grade point average, meet all financial obligations to the seminary and conduct their personal lives with spiritual, moral, and professional integrity, maintaining fitness for ministry. The administration reserves the right to dismiss any participant whose integrity in any of these areas is deemed unacceptable.
AGTS uses a 4-point grading scale.
Grade points per credit and definition for D.Min. participants:
*Affects grade point average
Incomplete Grades
Students are expected to complete all course work in a timely fashion as specified by the instructor in the course syllabus. A grade of "IP" (In Process) will be issued if the professor's due date falls after the AGTS semester ending date. Due dates of doctoral modular courses are at the discretion of the professor but will be considered IP until the first day of the next module or set of modules. A grade of failure may be issued if the work is not submitted by the first day of the next module(s) unless the student has requested an extension. If the student requests additional time, an incomplete "I" grade may be given at the discretion of the instructor for a 90 day extension. In the event the instructor grants a grade of incomplete, he or she will have the option of lowering the final grade for the course one letter grade lower than it would have been had the work been submitted on time. A grade of failure may be issued if the work is not submitted before the expiration of the 90 day extension. No student will be permitted to begin credit courses in a new semester if carrying more than two IP or I courses. Note: A $50 fee will be charged to the student's account for every extension granted and a $30 fee applies to every grade change even if the instructor has approved an extension for completing the work.
Probation and Dismissal
A student making one "C" in the four core courses is placed on probation and should retake the course. A student will be dismissed upon making two "C's."
Graduation Requirements
Research Dissertation
Participants will write a research dissertation that advances knowledge in the field of study and enables the participant to be considered an original voice in the discipline.
Program Duration
A typical Ph.D./BT participant will finish the program in approximately four to five years.
Transfer Credits
An individual may transfer in a total of eight doctoral credits if they have an earned doctorate in a related field (e.g. Doctor of Ministry), or an advanced degree beyond the M.Div. such as the M.Phil., STM, M.Th. or Th.M. Such credits (as determined by the Bible and Theology Department) will apply to the elective courses and must meet the following criteria:
To request transfer credit, official transcripts must be reviewed by the Bible and Theology Department and the Registrar's Office before consideration for doctoral credit will be given. (Any exception to the standard policy must be recommended by the Academic Affairs Committee.)
Note: The transfer of credits does not waive or change the Program Fee.
Doctor of Philosophy in Bible and Theology Courses Open to Unclassified Doctoral-Level Students
A limited number of non-degree-seeking, post-MA persons who are not pursuing the Ph.D./BT degree at AGTS may be allowed to take Ph.D./BT courses if they satisfy admission requirements for the Ph.D./BT program. These opportunities will be evaluated on a space-available, case-by-case basis and with the course instructor's approval.
Audit Policy
Graduates of the Ph.D./BT program have the option of auditing one course per year on a space-available basis. A discounted fee is charged for the audit.
Program Fee
There is one Program Fee of $38,000* to be paid in equal installments over four years. (Some scholarships will be available to qualified students.) The program fee covers tuition for 60 credit hours, dissertation fees and graduation fees. This fee does not cover the application fee, textbooks, costs of travel, housing and meals incurred while on campus or during the approved Field Experience, editing, directed research fees, continuation fees, extension fees or tuition for courses taken at other institutions.
The program fee is payable in two installments per year. (AGTS accepts cash, checks, Visa, MasterCard and Discover as payment.) The first installment is due by the beginning of the first class. All subsequent installments are due on the first day of the months of regularly scheduled courses (July and December). The fees are non-refundable. Other payment plans may be negotiated with the Business Office.
*Applicable for the 2013-2014 academic year and subject to change each fall thereafter for new participants.
Promissory Note
Participants are required to sign a promissory note at their initial registration indicating their commitment to pay the Program Fee in a timely fashion and in its entirety. This is standard procedure required of all AGTS participants. The promissory note will outline the installment due dates for the participant. The installments outlined are to be paid consecutively and are still due at the assigned date, even if the participant for any reason skips a class session.
Financial Aid
Ph.D./BT participants are eligible for loan deferment. The program does qualify for VA benefits and private student loans. There are limited grants and scholarships available. Contact the Financial Aid Office for more information.
Miscellaneous Fees
Lodging, Meals, Transportation
It is up to the student to make his or her own travel and living arrangements while attending classes. Informational resources on housing, hotels and reasonable food costs will be available from the Bible and Theology Department.
Core Courses (16 credits)
BIB 901 - Core 1 - Advanced Exegesis and Hermeneutics (4 credits)
Students will receive advanced instruction in the critical methodologies germane to sound biblical exegesis and interpretation of all genres of canonical and related historical and intertestamental material. Attention will be paid to the ongoing debates concerning historical and literary analysis, epistemology, authorial intent and the relationship of exegesis to the theological disciplines. Diverse schools of interpretation will be evaluated. Interaction with global Pentecostal biblical scholarship, especially Majority World narrative theologies and ecclesial traditions, will be central to this course.
PCS 902 - Core 2 - Global Pentecostal Theology (4 credits)
Pentecostal churches and movements affirm many core Christian traditions while asserting liberty to reify early church beliefs, practices and structures and forge new pathways for the future. This course will survey global Pentecostal theologies and theologians, from statements of faith to cultural-geographical theology and the contributions of Majority World and Western scholars. Issues of convergence and divergence, orthodoxy and orthopraxy as well as the boundaries of contextualization and syncretism will be explored.
THE 903 - Core 3 - Theology in the 21st Century (4 credits)
This is an advanced course in systematic theology, surveying key epistemological, ecclesial and eschatological foci of major theological traditions. Bridging exegesis, biblical theology and systematic reflection is one important goal. Pneumatological and Trinitarian structures for systematic theology will be analyzed. In dialogue with global thinkers, students will be challenged to consider the categories of reflection, methods of construction and the ecumenical and missiological implications of the theological task.
BTH 904 - Core 4 - Theological Leadership and Interdisciplinary Integration (4 credits)
Theological leaders must integrate insights from a variety of disciplines and contribute to the holistic mission of the church. This course will survey the interplay of theological reflection with key disciplines, such as missiology, psychology, philosophy and science. Presenters will include global leaders in various disciplines who are exemplars of integration and reflection. Synergistic ideas and methodologies will be considered and evaluated for their effectiveness in academic and ecclesial advancement.
Elective Courses (16 credits)
Following their Core courses, Ph.D./BT students will choose four elective courses in their specific field. These courses are currently under development and will involve special studies in the following disciplines. A specialized studies course may be taken more than once if the subtitles indicate
different course content:
Field Experience (8 credits)
Students will engage in an intensive cross-cultural ministry experience that involves the following:
Field Experiences must be approved by the Bible and Theology Department. AGTS has an extensive global network of approved locales and will help the student find the right opportunity.
Comprehensive Exam Preparation (8 credits)
After the completion of their coursework, students will work with their Adviser to prepare for these exams through extensive literature review from the coursework, new research in the field and consultation with their professors overseeing both the general exams and the specific field exam.
Dissertation Research and Writing (12 credits)
Students will prepare a complete Dissertation Proposal, and, once this is approved, they will commence further research and writing. This will be an original work that makes a significant contribution to the academic field.
Field Research Course (0 credit)
BTH 000 – Doctoral Field Research
This course facilitates and contributes to research in the student's specific context that will culminate in a dissertation that advances knowledge in the field of study and enables the participant to integrate and apply his or her learning in a cross-cultural context.
Comprehensive Exams
These exams are taken after the completion of the 32 hours of coursework. Three, two-hour, written comprehensive exams are intended to demonstrate academic/professional competencies and the ability to apply the coursework and literature study. Each student will take exams in the following fields:
Exams will be proctored and unless given in Springfield, the proctors must be approved by AGTS. They will be submitted electronically and read by the approved Bible and Theology personnel.
Students will be given a "Pass" or "Fail" on these exams, with detailed evaluation of the work. All three exams must receive a "Pass" for the student to move forward in the program. If a student passes two of the exams and fails in one area, he or she may petition the Department to retake the exam after submitting a plan of action for improving the results. Failure on two or more of the exams will result in suspension from or termination of the program.
After all the coursework is completed, students will submit a Dissertation Proposal. They will work closely with the Adviser to make the work a clear, distinct, substantive and unique work. Proposals will be evaluated and the following assessments offered:
A research dissertation advances knowledge in the field of study and enables the participant to integrate and apply his or her learning in global academic and ministry contexts.
Dissertation Submission: The student will work closely with his or her Adviser on the writing of the dissertation and normally sequentially submit individual chapters. The Adviser will give timely critique and feedback and the student is expected to make the appropriate changes and edits. When the dissertation is completed, the student will submit the final draft for review by his or her entire academic team, in preparation for the Oral Defense. When the dissertation has been successfully defended and all other graduation details completed, the degree will be awarded.
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I write this week's column with a heavy heart. A close friend's dog was diagnosed with prostate cancer and died this past week. The veterinarian told her that prostate cancer in dogs is rare, but unfortunately, it's usually an aggressive cancer. It most likely occurs in dogs who have not been neutered. Her dog was neutered at the shelter where she adopted him, but there could have been complications with the procedure.
According to the Morris Animal Foundation, half of all dogs will develop cancer during their lifetime and one in four will die of the disease. Early detection is the best tactic for fighting the disease.
So what are the signs that pet parents need to look for? The American Veterinary Medical Association lists these symptoms as ones to discuss with your veterinarian:
- Abnormal swellings that persist.
- Sores that do not heal.
- Weight loss.
- Loss of appetite.
- Abnormal bleeding or discharge.
- Bad breath.
- Difficulty eating or swallowing.
- Loss of stamina.
- Limping or persistent stiffness.
- Difficulty breathing, urinating or defacating.
Large breeds, such as Great Danes or St. Bernards, and dogs seven years and older are more prone to bone cancers. If your dog starts to limp or walk differently, don't assume that it's arthritis and have your veterinarian examine your dog. Our 13-year-old Australian shepherd/Lab mix dog developed bone cancer and the first symptom was limping.
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) has these tips for reducing your dog's risk of developing cancer.
- Spay your female pet before she's one year old to greatly reduce the risk of breast, ovarian and uterine cancers and neuter your male dog to reduce the risk of testicular cancer.
- Have any masses on your dog's skin examined by your veterinarian and if it's cancerous, have it removed as soon as possible.
- Don't allow your pet to be exposed to cigarette smoke.
- Use pet-formulated sunscreen on vulnerable, fair-skinned pets.
- Avoid chemical lawn products, which are proven to cause cancers in pets, including bladder cancer and lymphoma.
Pet of the Week
Haven is an affectionate, 7-year-old Australian cattle dog mix. She's very athletic and active and loves to play with toys. Haven gets along with other dogs, is okay with dog-savvy cats, and would be best for families with children 10 years or older.
She's crate trained but would need some basic obedience training. For more information about Haven and other dogs available for adoption, visit the Nike Animal Rescue Foundation website.


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Dear Editor:
I was stimulated by the letter and the column in the October 30 addition which questioned Romney's qualifications for President of the United States. First let me say I respect anyone who is willing to put their thoughts in print. I have to admit I had considered voting for Mr. Romney prior to reading the letters, but what was I thinking? So what if he was a pastor and missionary? He could have been doing something more interesting like golfing or hanging out with the guys. What kind of a prudent person gives away 4 million dollars to charity in one year? He could have bought a sail boat or something fun with that money, but he gave it away just because he cares about people. What was he thinking? As for his business skills, with his resume he can get a job anywhere. With the job shortage we have, let's give the President Job to someone who needs a job and would not other wise produce anything.
As far as Romney's claim of experience running a state and putting the Olympics back in the black, no on said you have to be experienced to run a country. Look at the results we've had the last 4 years. We obviously don't need to apply business theory to running our country; we are getting along just fine. Our grandkids can pay off the national debt; we deserve all we can get free from our government. After all, 17 trillion is not a big deal. Did my math teacher tell me once that was 17 thousand billion? So what! The Chinese have plenty of money to lend us. Pay off the national debt? What are we thinking?
Some are supporting Romney because of his moral values. He gets all hung up on things like traditional marriage and the widespread abortion of innocent babies. Hey, what about funding for Big Bird on PBS? What was he thinking? As for the other moral issues in our culture, if my grandkids don't want to watch decadence and perversion on TV they can read a book. Ok, I know the Roman Empire failed because of this stuff but we are smarter, right?
In reference to the comments about Romney and his ability to command our military. What about that silly remark Romney made about a stronger military so we could be free and also promote freedom around the world. All we have to do is apologize to everyone we have helped and they will all love us and never harm us. What was he thinking?
The main thing I'm thinking right now is that we ought to vote in a manner that is selfless and consistent with the principles many of us say we have. Most of those principles are in that book I like to read at Church every Sunday, principles that have worked for a long time in this place we call America. In God we trust or, at least we used to.
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Sergeant Michael B. Webb
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Public Affairs Branch
Office (502) 782-1780
KSP still searching for leads in unsolved cases
Date of News Release: 12/27/2012
(FRANKFORT, KY.) - Kentucky State Police (KSP) is renewing their effort to solve unsolved cases by asking the public for assistance with leads. In 2010, KSP distributed over 8,000 decks of playing cards to prisons across Kentucky depicting unsolved case information.
The deck of cards highlighted 52 unsolved Kentucky homicide or missing person cases. Since that time, three of those cases have been solved.
KSP hopes that sharing information with the public again will provide fresh leads that can help solve these cases and bring some closure to families.
Tpr. Michael Webb reviews the leads as they come in and disseminates the information to local posts.
"We have received hundreds of tips in the past two years that we hope will lead to more cases being solved," says Webb. "Not only do these tips assist with solving cases, they sometimes provide additional information about other criminal activity taking place."
KSP has placed copies of the complete deck of cards on its website at http://www.kentuckystatepolice.org/unsolved_cases.htm.
They have also established a toll free tip line where tips can remain anonymous at 1-877-735-2648. The public can also submit tips via email at email@example.com.


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Tropical Paradise 2 in San Diego
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community North Coast Village
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 560 - $ 800 / week
$ 1,800 - $ 2,380 / month
vacation rental description
This economical condo will not only be easy on your budget, but you can enjoy all of the amenities of an up-scale condo complex.
Vacationing at the beach with your family doesn't have to break the budget to relax and have fun. This clean, cozy condo will be just the right fit for the family who loves the beach and all of the related activities. You won't get a view, but you get all of the amenities of this complex: 2 pools, 2 hot tubs, fitness facility, sauna, and game room -all placed in the middle of a tropical paradise.
This condo is fully outfitted with everything you need to cook your own meals in the full kitchen or use the BBQ grill by the pool. The sleeping arrangements are 2 in the king size bed in the bedroom and queen sofa sleeper in the livingroom. The off-street parking garage is secured by a remote gate and security is on the premises. This complex is gated.
Any golf enthusiast in the family? If so, this complex is complete with a putting green where you can practice before visiting the nearby courses! Just a short walk puts you at the beach or at the harbor where you can enjoy a meal watching the seals and seagulls or you can take your dream deep-sea fishing trip. A week is not enough time to spend in Oceanside. Once you experience this classic California beach town, you will be back year after year.
Please note this is an economy unit on the outside the complex closest to Pacific St. Unit it right above the guest parking area, and close to the train tracks.
Check in time is 3-5 pm at the HOA Office. $25 fee is charged if you need to come in later than 5 pm. Late check-in is handled by the security office at the front of the complex.
vacation rental location
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Last modified on 09-2-2014 at 4:48 AM.
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North Coast Vacation Properites
condo rental amenities
Parking: Covered, Dogs: No, Cats: No, Smoking: No, Minimum Age: 25, Floor Area: 740 sq ft.
Amenities: BBQ Grill, Balcony, Cable, Coffee Maker, Communal Pool, Convertable bed, Dishwasher, Elevator, Fitness Room, Hot Tub, Internet Access, Iron and Board, Jacuzzi, Kitchen, Laundry, Microwave, Refrigerator, TV
North Coast Village Amenities Fitness Center, Hot Tub, Outdoor Pool, Sauna, Wifi
activities and attractions in San Diego San Diego Area
Centrally located to all of these activities make staying here the perfect place to spend your days!
• Disneyland and California Adventure (60 Min) North on I-5 - Anaheim
• Knott's Berry Farm ( 70 Min ) North on I-5 – Buena Park
• Universal Studios (90 Min) North on I-5 – Universal City
• Magic Mountain ( 2 Hours) North on I-5 – Santa Clarita
• Balboa Island (55 Min) North I-5 to 73 N – Newport Beach
• La Jolla (40 Min ) South I-5 - LaJolla
• Mission San Juan Capistrano (30 Min) North on I-5 – San Juan Capistrano
• Mission San Luis Rey (10 Min) East Hwy 76 - Oceanside
• Queen Mary (1 ½ Hr) North I-5 to I-405 – Long Beach
• Buena Vista Lagoon (10 Min) South I-5 - Carlsbad
• San Diego Area State Parks
o Old Town San Diego State Historic Park (40 Min) South I-5 – San Diego
o Torrey Pines State Reserve (32 Min) South I-5 - LaJolla
• San Diego Wild Animal Park (40 Min) East Hwy 78 - Escondido
• Legoland California (15 Min) South I-5 - Carlsbad
• Sea World (45 Min) South I-5 – San Diego
• Mission Bay (40 Min) South I-5 – San Diego
• Seaport Village (45 Min) South I-5 – San Diego
• The Flower Fields of Carlsbad (15 Min) South I-5 - Carlsbad
• Temecula Wine Country – (45 Min) East Hwy 78, North I-15 - Temecula
• The World Famous San Diego Zoo (45 Min) South I-5 – San Diego
• The San Diego Padres and Petco Park (45 Min) I-5 South – San Diego
• Del Mar Fairgrounds & Racetrack (25 Min) I-5 South – Del Mar
• Coronado Island (45 Min) South I-5 - Coronado
• Oceanside Harbor (3 Min) North on North Pacific St to Harbor Dr. - Oceanside
• Oceanside Museum of Art (4 Min) South on N Pacific St, Surf Rider Way, N Ditmar - Oceanside
• San Diego Golf
o Emerald Isle Golf Course 4 Miles – Oceanside
o Oceanside Golf Course 6 Miles – Oceanside
o Arrowwood Golf Course 8 Miles – Oceanside
o El Camino Country Club 4 Miles - Oceanside
o The Crossings – 7 Miles – Carlsbad
o La Costa Resort & Spa – 10 Miles – Carlsbad
o Rancho Carlsbad Golf Course – 7 Miles – Carlsbad
o Aviara Golf Club – 10 Miles – Carlsbad
• Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institute of Oceanography (33 Min) I-5 South – San Diego
• Palomar Observatory ( 1 ½ Hr) Hwy 76 East – Palomar Mountain
vacation rental rates
Base Rate
Non-seasonal trips
$125.00 /Daily $800.00 /Week $2,240.00 /Month Security Deposit: $500 Rental Deposit: 35% Cleaning Fee: $150
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Snow Bird
Jan 1 - Mar 3
$90.00 /Daily $560.00 /Week $1,800.00 /Month
Spring Break
Mar 4 - Apr 28
$100.00 /Daily $630.00 /Week $2,000.00 /Month
Apr 29 - Jun 16
$100.00 /Daily $630.00 /Week $2,000.00 /Month
Summer Peak
Jun 17 - Sep 8
$125.00 /Daily $800.00 /Week $2,380.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Sep 9 - Dec 15
$90.00 /Daily $560.00 /Week $1,800.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Winter Holiday
Dec 16 - Jan 5
$100.00 /Daily $630.00 /Week $2,240.00 /Month
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