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Andrus Peat, Kyle Murphy, Nelson Agholor, Thomas Johnson, Aziz Shittu, Seth Jacobs and Bryce Treggs are among the potential Pac-12 recruits set to announce on National Signing Day.
Nelson Agholor's National Signing Day announcement is scheduled to be broadcast on ESPNU, as one of the nation's top five-star athletes chooses his school.
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Darreus Rogers, Shaq Thompson, Nelson Agholor, Arik Armstead and Kyle Murphy all have big decisions upcoming before National Signing Day.
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I just started reading Conversation and Community by the amazing Anne Gentle. I'm a few dozen pages in, and already recognize that I'm sitting at the feet of a guru.
I've been doing documentation for 15 years, roughly, making it up as I go along. I've done pretty well, considering, with 8 or 12 books (depending on what you count), and large portions of the Apache httpd docs to my credit, but Anne has made a science of it, and I've been continually impressed with the way that she wrangles groups of people into producing great content in literally a few days.
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TE Bennett says he's a Bear
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New Bears head coach Marc Trestman opened media availability at the NFL Combine and discussed his preparation for the 2013 season.
Bears release WR Knox
The Bears terminated the contract of WR Johnny Knox, the team announced Tuesday.
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Trestman's patience, smarts will suit him well
New Bears coach Marc Trestman comes in with a plan and appears to be prepared. But will he be able to deliver a winner in Chicago?
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Peyton Manning's weak Monday Night performance has changed some opinions on where the Denver Broncos fit in the NFL pecking order. It also has created some uncertainty for oddsmakers, whose opinions have translated into a wide range of point spreads for Denver's Week 3 home game against the Houston Texans.
"We have one book at a PK and another holding the Texans as 3-point favorites, which is a significant disparity in opinion this late in the week," said Jack Randall of OddsShark.com. Other shops have the Texans as 1-point road favorites, but Bovada is so far holding the line at -3 for the Texans.
"Houston is -3, but at +115 and we are still seeing about 80 per cent on them," said Bovada's sportsbook manager Kevin Bradley. "It's a bit strange because many see this as a toss-up game."
Houston hasn't had any tough competition yet with a home game against Miami and a road game against Jacksonville, but the Texans have passed the dye test so far.
Beating Miami 30-10 as a 13-point favorite and Jacksonville 27-7 as a 6.5-point favorite, the Texans have looked like a well-oiled machine on both sides of the ball. The Texans have been a consistent moneymaker with Schaub under center at 10-3 SU and ATS in the last 13 games he has started.
Peyton Manning was virtually flawless in his Denver Broncos debut against the Pittsburgh Steelers. But last week, Manning threw three early interception to dig his team into a hole that they couldn't climb out of as the Broncos fell 27-21 to Atlanta. Which version of Manning will we see this week?
Being back at home should help make communicating with his teammates easier, but Houston is yet another tough defense to deal with. [ Get Twitter updates on NFL line moves and more ]
This one has the makings of an outstanding game. Matt Schaub and Peyton Manning are two of the most exciting quarterbacks in the game. And on defense, both of these teams played very well last year and that appears to have carried over into this season.
In a game that is too close to call, the more sure-thing appears to be Houston. With very few personnel changes from last year, this is the same team that kicked off 2011 with a 10-3 SU and ATS record, back in form with Matt Schaub healthy.
Denver is still a work in progress with Manning getting back up to game speed and the team adjusting to his no-huddle offense. Considering we know what we are going to get out of the Houston Texans, they make the safer play in a game that could be a preview of a playoff game down the road.
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Firefighters were called at 4:15 a.m. to 435 Pleasant St. Monday for a report of a car that was enveloped in flames. The fire was eventually doused but not before the vehicle was completely destroyed, police said.
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Nestled between the blue Caribbean shore and the lush green jungle, this beachfront home located in the Maria Soto area sleeps 8-10 people, features four bedrooms; 2 of which are Masters each with direct access to the veranda, 3 full bathrooms, dining/living room, spacious veranda and fully equipped modern kitchen and laundry.
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hi Dorjay,
Thank you very much.we had a very good time.I sincerely thank you for quick resolution regarding welcome hotel issue.I will be highly recommending you from now on.
Hello Mr. Dorjay,
Thanks for all the help and organization of our Leh Tour.
It was really nice experience.
Thanks again.
I will be really happy to extent this relationship further.
Hope to meet / contact you soon.
Active Adventure Ladakh is a great great host and much more than a typical "agent" and, it is not a once in a lifetime trip, we will go to Ladhakh again in February (god willing) as it turned out to be our best ever holiday destination till date.
Ankur & Rachita
2012 The Chader review
Himalayan wilderness is one of the heavens on earth… and Ladakh is absolutely to die for. My recent trek to Chadar has been a very memorable one. We were lucky in terms of weather and very able support from Dorjay and his team logistics and expertise wise, in that reasonably tough and changing terrain.
Dorjay – Thanks for being ever accommodative and helpful. Namgyal and team were excellent folks to trek with… they took care of our safety and comfort.. enjoyed every bit of it.
Ranu Garg
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Our trip was planned by a Travel agent at Leh : Active Adventure, web : Home – Active Adventure Ladakh and owner is Mr Dorjay.
" This June we had an unforgettable trip to Leh-Ladakh arranged by Active Adventure India. We experienced the tranquility of the Buddhist monstaries, the stunning beauty of the Pangong lake, and were surprised by the silver sands in Hunder, amongst the many places we visited. Driving to these locations from Leh through narrow winding roads offered breath taking views of deep valleys and colurful mountains. We ended the trip with an adventurous river rafting hitch in the cold waters of the Zanskar.
Active Adventure made excellent arrangements and even permitted flexibility with the itinerary when we were not upto it for long drives. Thanks to Dorjay for planning a memorable trip and to Motup for the driving us safely and guiding us through the tour. It is even more commendable that these guys are working with the modest infrastructure and difficult landscape of this region.
Thanks a lot guys… We recommend your organisation to all those who wish to visit Ladakh. And recommend all readers to visit Ladakh.-
Dear Dorjay,
Hope all is well with you. We were'nt able to meet as you had left for kargil, but all of us wanted to thank you for the excellent arrangements you had made on our behalf. Tashi was a great help throughout and he is not only a good guide and driver but a helpful person as well.
Thanks and all the best,
Anisha, Debashis, Ruchika and Vishal
Hi we had an incredible trip to Ladakh and the Active Adventure India provided us excellent service. Their office is at Hemis Complex Leh behind the State Bank. Sonam was an excellent guide during our trips..
On lonely planet travel forum http://www.lonelyplanet.com/thorntree/thread.jspa?threadID=1787978
Hello Dorjay,How are you my dear friend? Long time ago since wemet in beautiful Ladakh . I really have very fondmemories of your country and you… Hope Phuntsog is doing well.I thank you for the wonderful treeking arrengement to Zanskar valley.
Many greets from NetherlandsGuido
Hi,We visited Ladhak in May'2008. I picked up Active Adventures for my tour guide and arrangements. Mr. Dorjey is a good and helpful man and he has arranged things as per the plan. We had good experience with him and are satisfied with his services.
Our trip was wonderful and Ladhak is place not to be missed. Hope you also have a nice trip.Regards,Gautam Deshlahra——————————————–Office : (+91) 788.2222011 | Mobile : (+91) 94255.56911 | MSN/Yahoo/AIM : gautamdeshlahra | Gmail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Beste vrienden en kennissen,Ik wil graag bekendheid geven aan onderstaand initiatief.Indien je mensen kent die van plan zijn naar Ladakh (Noord India) te gaan, raad ik deze sympathieke en betrouwbare gids aan die naast het opzetten van een eigen bedrijfje ook het landschap en de cultuur zoveel mogelijk respecteert.Dit bericht verspreiden mag natuurlijkGroet,
Dear Dorjay
Greets After we had left Ladakh, we visited also Spiti valley and Kinaur in Himachal Pradesh…..again budism and trekking…..the best combination for me!! Kibar village in Spiti was the best place of all!!! The highest village in the world, set in the nice mountain scenery…..And Kinaur with its mixture of budhism and hinduism, people with funny green hats…and a beautiful trekking again, this time alone with a guide, whose cookng abilities where far below Dorje's and Puntsok's…..After that we went straight to Shimla where we enjoyed european-like food for few days, one day of doggy Delhi….and then Northeast…Dear Dorjey….we want to thank you again for all the goodwill and joy we shared together….for having us as guests in your pretty village of Digar……for nice trekkings…the best of all!!We are coming back home for Christmas this year…the right time to enjoy holidays with friends and family….it must be cold at that time in Ladakh!! I think we will star working as doctors in February next year…..
Sas and MarusaSlovinia
Cher Ami
désolée d'avoir tant tardé à vous envoyer les photos mais les voici enfin.Sachez que nous avons fait un excellent voyage dans votre beau pays dontnous gardons un souvenir merveilleux. Nous avons beaucoup aimé vos paysagesmais aussi votre accueil et votre gentillesse, à vous et au chauffeur. Nousvous adressons notre amical souvenir.Patricia et Amanda.
Hi Thenlay,Good to hear from you. Happy New Year to you too! I am still raving to my friends about our wonderful trip to Ladakh, and you were a fantastic part of that.
I'm sending you the following link to my combined album of our India/Thailand trip, which includes a lot of pictures from Ladakh. Feel free to download and use any of them And thank you for being such a wonderful guide and teaching us so much about your culture and about Buddhism..and excellent arrengement of our tour . You have a beautiful country!Love, Raquel
Jullay Dorjay!
Nice to hear from you so soon. Internet is just great,isn´t it.
You know I´m thinking about Ladakh alot, it was justsuch a great time I spent there, and I think going tothe Kangri with Sash, Marusha and you was one of thebest parts.
See agin in LadakhMarcusMunic Germany
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Srinagar – Centuar Lakeview Hotel
Sonamarg : Hotel Hill View – Opp police station – 9419008237,
Kargil : Hotel Siachen – 01985 – 232221
Leh – Hotel Gawaling International – Changspa, – Hotel Gawaling International – Changspa, Leh – Ladakh, India
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Sarchu : goldrop tents – Mr Vikas : misplaced the nos.
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Caerphilly Council 'reviewing' Wales Audit report
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We are currently reviewing the recommendations contained in the report.
It is important to stress that the decision of the Senior Remuneration Committee was rescinded at a meeting of full council on January 17th, where independent external legal advice was received and a new decision was reached.
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---- — DIETERICH — The way has been cleared for construction of a four-unit housing development near the Dieterich school complex.
Monday, Dieterich Village Board passed a number of actions relating to the estimated $500,000 project. The outgoing board agreed to amend the village zoning ordinance, then voted to change the zoning from R-1 single family to R-4, which allowed multiple units and mobile homes in addition to single-family homes.
Village Clerk Brittny Gipson said the legal paperwork related to the proposed four-plex had been addressed to the old board, so it was decided to have the old board take action before those members left office.
Monday was the last meeting for outgoing Village President Burl Griffith and trustees Max Meyer and Gary Horn. Meyer had been on the board for 30 years, while Horn had served off and on for a total of 27 years.
The board welcomed new Village President Brad Hardiek and trustees Mike French, Mike Meyer and Paul Field. French and Meyer were unopposed during last month's consolidated election, while Field was appointed during Monday's meeting.
The new board approved a final plat for the four-plex, as well as authorized the sale of city real estate for the project. The four-plex is being built on three parcels of land owned, respectively, by the village, Dieterich Unit 30 schools and the Dieterich Community Development Corporation.
Hardiek said he hopes the project is helpful to both seniors and young families.
"Hopefully, it will encourage some elderly people to stay in town instead of having to go to facilities out of town," he said.
Hardiek said the village is also looking forward to tax revenue generated by the project.
In other action, the new board agreed to appoint departing trustee Horn to a one-year term as chairman of the Zoning Appeals and Planning Board. Other members appointed Monday included Marion Warfel, two years; Norb Lustig, three years; Carl Schottman, four years; and Donnie Dill, five years.
Also during the meeting, the board agreed to set its annual cleanup day for June 1. Two 40-yard dumpsters and a semitrailer will be available. Board members were not sure Monday if the owner of the semitrailer would be able to take electronics along with metals.
The cleanup day is being held in conjunction with villagewide garage sales that Saturday.
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Celebrity Apprentice 2012 has been a mix of task troubles and boardroom brawls. Clay Aiken led by consensus and lost the challenge on April 22nd. Despite having a much better display to sell "Success" the new cologne by Donald Trump, the team led by Aubrey O'Day won with their juvenile and lackluster display. But will Clay's astonishing defeat on the fragrance challenge ultimately cost him the title of reality TV show title winner?
Dear Donald Trump, what the heck happened this week on Celebrity Apprentice 2012? Clay Aiken led the team that used a captivating photo of Miss Universe, Dayana Mendoza to sell cologne during the episode that aired April 22, 2012. His team also included Penn Jilette and Lisa Lampanelli – but they still lost and someone had to be fired. The whole show episode was a disappointment.
Surprisingly, Penn came up with a slogan the executives in charge of brand marketing for the new fragrance hated. The execs thought the phrase "Success — You earned it…" sounded far too pampas for them to use (even selling to a more affluent market — possibly because their target demographic was the 18 to 35-year-old white-collar businessmen and they were too young to understand it).
The executives hated it and it cost the team the win.
Donald Trump was very clear that he was not thrilled with either team's performance but that both teams did well. He actually gave 10 thousand dollars to each of the competitor's individual charities as a thank you for them doing good work on both sides. But the Celebrity Apprentice host had to fire someone — and on this sad night he had to let go of one of the best players.
Penn Teller got the boot and Clay Aiken got a free pass to continue the game — but not without their "boss" pointing out something he thought was inappropriate.
Dayana Mendoza, the beautiful model who often has her ideas disregarded (strictly because she is gorgeous, latino, or a woman) was called back to the boardroom more times than any other competitor in the reality TV show's history thanks to Clay Aiken.
When it came to her performance as a team member working under Aiken, she really did nothing wrong (except, perhaps, waiting so long to tell him that their display really did need a take away element as an advertisement memorabilia token if they were going to win it). Lisa Lampanelli did virtually nothing during the challenge except to spy on the other team — but no one called her out for cheating and the singer did not bring her back to the boardroom. Because she was not there to fire (and the project manager opted to scapegoat Dayana), Trump did the only thing he could.
The slogan was so strongly disliked by the execs, Trump capped Penn.
Jillette took his firing better than any other Celebrity Apprentice contestant in recent memory, but after watching the show it was surprising to see him — rather than Clay Aiken voted off. Clay clearly struggled with his emotions as project manager and it seemed as if when he was forced to work away from friend Arsenio Hall (who always offers sage wisdom and moral support) he was lost.
Bringing Dayana back to the boardroom was the wrong political move as well. The promo teaser for the upcoming episode showed all the players turning on her once again but not before Trump giving her praise and credit for being intelligent and smart as a game player.
As for Penn, don't worry about his future. He's never been a D-Listed celebrity. You can find out more about his funny stage act with partner Teller here — pennandteller.com. Long running, the headliner really has earned his own success by using his natural talents as a creative thinker combined with a strong work ethic.
He will be missed moving forward — as Aubrey O'Day is obnoxious and two-faced; Lisa Lampanelli is even worse — although on this particular task she seemed innocuous.
It is too bad the Donald Trump could not fire those women before Penn.
Right now, the person who looks like the best fit to become the next Celebrity Apprentice is Arsenio Hall — but only because Clay Aiken seems to struggle with being a project manager and he doesn't. Teresa Giudice is simply not decisive enough to be the ultimate winner, Lisa Lampanelli is not personable or professional in the way she treats other people, and Dayana Mendoza is naturally handicapped by her appearance.


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Yeah, well we agreed to, in the past, random testing as long as when we get tested, he gets tested, up to 14 days. We're not going to test on the day of the fight. I'm not going to sit here and tell you yes, we'll agree to do tests that day or not, but What we've done in the past, we've agreed to give blood immediately after the fight, but then the problem is the commission told us that they won't do that because it's not sterile in the dressing rooms. Will we give blood 5 days, 7 days before the fight? You know, that's something I have to talk to Manny about, but we have nothing to hide. I certainly can tell you we will not give any type of blood on the day of the fight. Once again, it's Manny's belief, and I witnessed it myself at the Morales fight. The blood test got lost when Murad Muhammad was still around; something happened to it and we had to redo the blood test, I don't know, it was 2 or 3 days before the fight. Whether it's true or not, the same goes for Floyd, but whether it's true or not, if a person has that belief that needles and taking blood effects your strength and effects you physically, that's in your mind and your mind is stronger than your body. So if that belief is there, it's gonna effect you in a negative way. The same thing for Floyd, if he really believes Manny is on something, his mind is going to take over and it's going to control him. That's the same thing with Manny and needles. He hates needles. We're not making anything up. As I said, when we tried to make the fight the first time around, you know, look in the archives; we've always talked about needles and how he's afraid of needles, and we've always used the Morales fight as an example. That wasn't something that we just drummed up when the first negotiations came for Floyd. And again, how do I change his mind on that? That's something that's implanted in his mind and if he believes that so steadfast, as he does, it's going to effect him in a negative way. I'm not saying he's right or wrong, but I do know that the mind is stronger than the body and if that's your belief, you know, it could effect you, and it more likely will than not in a negative way. If both fighters really want to make the fight, I believe it can be made because both fighters will compromise where each of them are happy and it'll happen.
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In 'The Splendiferous Spillage of the Cartoon Wizard and the Color Witch' a cantankerous wizard has drawn his black and white kingdom "to perfection" through the use of his magic pens. Suddenly, his world gets messy as drips, drops and sprinkles of color from a strange color cloud are tossed all over his pristine black and white creation. Outraged at this uninvited and unwanted addition to his 'perfect' world, the Cartoon Wizard scribbles up buckets and bowls and scurries about trying to catch the disruptive drips to rid his world of this nuisance. As he looks closer into the hovering cloud he discovers it contains a flamboyant Color Witch who convinces the stubborn 'ol wizard that as they combine their talents new worlds of color, light and line open up for them.
Through an engaging story and magical illustrations children are taken into the world of two marvelously funny, lovable, whimsical, but very different characters. The Cartoon Wizard and the Color Witch learn to overcome their differences and unite forces to create vibrant and imaginative possibilities. Reading this book inspires children's imaginations as they learn about the world of art and tap into the boundless nature of artistic expression.
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Modern Russia is in the throes of a prolonged depopulation which, according to the report's author Nicholas Eberstadt, qualifies as "nothing short of a humanitarian catastrophe." This population crisis is marked by disastrous mortality levels and an eroding human resource base and will present serious challenges for Russia's future domestic and international policy priorities. This report represents the culmination of a three-year research project on Russia's political economy, as examined through the unique prism of that country's demographic profile.
The report starts with an examination of the "arithmetic of Russian depopulation" by examining how the country's trends in births, deaths, and migration reveal the drivers behind the massive and unprecedented depopulation. The report then looks beyond the numbers, examining less-explored aspects of Russia's population profile such as population aging, education and labor productivity, and social capital, which are key to a society's prosperity. This report sheds new light on the challenges presented by Russia's depopulation, with critical implications for U.S. policy and international politics.
On August 12, 2010, the Hudson Institute and the National Bureau of Asian Research held a panel discussion to mark the launch of Dr. Nicholas Eberstadt's report, Russia's Peacetime Demographic Crisis: Dimensions, Causes, Implications (May 2010). This event featured a keynote presentation from Dr. Eberstadt, followed by discussion with S. Enders Wimbush (Hudson Institute) and Fiona Hill (Brookings Institution). NBR Senior Associate Roy Kamphausen served as moderator for the discussion.
Russia's Demographic Crisis: Not a "Normal Country" Problem
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Do you only eat when you are hungry, stop when you're full and watch your portion size? Very few of us do. We kick off a three part series on heart health with a trip to the grocery store and what you can do to be a more mindful eater.
Laurie Nelson-Moe is working hard to be a more mindful eater. It's something that doesn't come easily and that's why she's enlisted the help of Nikki Ver Steeg who is a Certified Wellness Coach and Registered Dietitian at the Avera Heart Hospital. Nikki says mindful eating starts with knowing exactly what you are putting on your plate in the first place. Laurie and Nikki chose Meadowsweet Market to do their shopping because the shelves are stocked with better choices for your heart's health, but Nikki warns even healthy food has to be portion appropriate.
Nikki says, "When you eat mindfully it helps you watch your portions because you are paying more attention. This helps you prevent extra weight gain. We know when people are carrying around extra weight around it can significantly increase your risk of heart disease especially weight around your middle section which is usually the result of either too large of portions, not paying attention to how you full you are or inappropriate things like all those processed carbohydrates."
Nikki also says don't ever sit down on the couch with a bag of anything because you will undoubtedly end up eating way more that you intended to. She says that is mindless eating at its worst.
Laurie says, "I've been learning what foods make me more energized after I eat them vs. eating a big plate of something and feeling really tired."
Nikki doesn't believe in excluding all things delicious. She just strongly suggests watching how much we eat of those indulgences. Let's take ice cream for example. She says chose a small bowl because the bigger the bowl, the bigger our tendency is to fill it up.
Nikki says, "Take the opportunity to look at your meal and enjoy it. Identify who is around you, look at your surroundings and enjoy the people with you."
Laurie admits she is a work in progress when it comes to being a mindful eater, but at least it's always on her mind. She says she always thinks twice before any food hits her lips because she knows it will eventually impact her heart.
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With a Sunday Night Football win over the Dallas Cowboys -- thanks to a iced kicker -- the New York Giants have the inside track to the playoffs, leading the NFC East by a game with three to go. The Giants hold a 7-6 record and would be the No. 4 seed in the NFC if the playoffs started right now. The Cowboys are also at 7-6, but lose out to the Giants by way of the head-to-head tiebreaker.
The Cowboys are also alive in the NFC wildcard race, currently sitting a game back of both spots. The Atlanta Falcons and Detroit Lions, each at 8-5, would be the two wildcard teams if the playoffs started this week, with the Cowboys and Chicago Bears a game off the pace. The Bears hold a tiebreaker over the Cowboys as it stands now based on conference winning percentage.
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Its co-pastors are husband and wife team Wayne and Jennifer Lee.
The Lees' 17-year ministry background includes stints at Southeastern University, Oral Roberts University and the International Church of Las Vegas.
"We kept feeling like God was calling us back home to start a church that was totally different — out of the box, not like anything that had ever been done but exactly what the Bible says to do," said Jennifer Lee, a Walker County native.
The Lees and their three children relocated from Las Vegas last spring.
In May, the couple held their first two local worship services at Jasper's Community Health Systems Activities Center and then moved to a local park for an outside service.
By the fourth Sunday, they learned that the old Dollar General building on Highway 78 was available.
Attendance that first month grew through a combination of social media and word of mouth.
Jennifer Lee's father, former Nauvoo Church of God pastor Johnny Sims, has referred to Worship Life as "the church that Facebook built."
The church, which was officially launched in January, now has approximately 100 members.
"We're not trying to empty out everybody else's church, but there is an opportunity here for the people who are not going to church and are not in a relationship with Christ," Jennifer Lee said.
Wayne Lee said he wants Worship Life Church to earn the reputation of being a place where love is offered to everyone.
"Drunk, high, smelly — don't care. Bring 'em," he said.
The Lees have attempted to make Worship Life Church a comfortable place for the nonreligious and those 25 or younger, which makes up approximately half of their attendance.
The front half of the building seems more like a cafe. Church members typically come early and stay late just for the fellowship.
The services include a live band and modern worship music that the Lees describe as "fun, loud and free."
As co-pastors, the couple sometimes share the space behind the pulpit.
Jennifer Lee said she considered taking a step back in their ministry for fear that she would not be accepted.
However, her parents and her husband convinced her to not forsake her calling. "For too many years, churches have been run by a guy and six men on a board. That doesn't work anymore," Wayne Lee said.
The Lees feel a special calling on their ministry to help wage a spiritual battle against chemical dependency in Walker County and to encourage the establishment of healthy families.
Worship Life now hosts weekly Celebrate Recovery meetings. The church has also sponsored family-friendly events such as a skate party.
On Easter, members of Worship Life will gather at the Jaycees Fairgrounds for an outdoor service at 10:30 a.m.
Vendors will be on hand beginning at 12:30 p.m., and a plane will drop 5,000 candy-filled eggs on the fairgrounds at 2 p.m.
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On the first Saturday in May, there is only one place to be in the world. And that place is Louisville, Kentucky for the legendary Run for the Roses. Celebrities and Royalty have a longstanding love affair with the Kentucky Derby and this year is no exception. As lavish parties are thrown to celebrate the 139th Kentucky Derby, some of the hottest stars have arrived at the Louisville Derby Party Scene.
Oscar winner Jennifer Hudson will be performing at Louisville's Grand Gala (Image courtesy of www.stabroeknews.com)
At this year's Grand Gala, Oscar and Grammy winner, Jennifer Hudson will be performing while NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal will be in attendance as well. Washington Redskins quarterback and Heisman trophy winner, Robert Griffin III will also be at the party. The Grand Gala will be held on Friday, May 3rd at the Marriott-Louisville East, 1903 Embassy Square Blvd. The red carpet opens at 7 p.m. and tickets may be purchased here at www.grandgala.com.
NBA Legend Shaquille O'Neal will be in Louisville for the Derby party scene (Image courtesy of zimbio.com)
Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffith III (Image courtesy ofdmv.ceoblognation.com)
Ferdinand's Ball also has an impressive VIP guest list, including Olympic swimmers Clark Burkle and Caroline Burckle; NBA star Darrell Griffith; Miss Kentucky 2012 Jessica Casebolt; Grammy award winning ESPN/ABC sports reporter Jeannine Edwards; model and NBA scout Bonnie-Jill Laflin and NASCAR personality and model, Hollie Huggins. "Clerks" actor Brian O'Halloran will also be at the event. During the event, jockey Rosie Napravnik will be awarded the 2013 Ferdinand Award, which goes to an individual who shows a passionate commitment to ethical horse retirement.
Olympic swimmer Caroline Burckle is one of the VIPS attending the Ferdinand Ball (Image courtesy of bleacherreport.com)
Model and NBA scout Bonnie-Jill Laflin (Image courtesy of askmen.com)
Miss Kentucky 2012 Jessica Casebolt (Image courtesy of www.voy.com)
Ferdinand's Ball is on May 2 at the Muhammad Ali Center, 144 N. Sixth St. The evening begins at 8 p.m. with a red carpet entrance and VIP cocktail hour. Local band, The Louisville Crashers will provide entertainment throughout the evening. There will also be a silent auction with all proceeds benefiting the Old Friends Equine Retirement Facility, a nonprofit organization that rescues retired racehorses from neglect, abuse and slaughter.
While the Louisville party scene already boasts some of the hottest stars and athletes, the main event on Saturday at Churchill is sure to be even more impressive. With the special Red Carpet entrance for VIP attendees and their guests to the Kentucky Derby, the arrival of celebrities to the Run of the Roses is an integral part of the day. Stay tuned to NBC for televised coverage of the Derby red carpet arrivals so you can be part of the excitement on Derby day!


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CHICAGO (AP) -- Two sports analytics conferences are scheduled for the first couple weeks of March on both sides of the country.
"Moneyball" may have been shut out at the Oscars last month, but analytics -- loosely defined as the use of data and technology as a tool for making decisions -- remains an important part of sports.
Some of sports' brightest minds will gather in Boston this weekend for the sixth edition of the MIT Sloan Sports Conference. The brainchild of Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey and New England Patriots executive Jessica Gelman has been sold out for weeks.
The twist comes two weeks later, when the Society for American Baseball Research holds its first analytics conference in Phoenix.


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Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance seems determined to throw a wrench – or perhaps sword would be a more appropriate metaphor – at the age-old wisdom, "If it looks like a duck, and sounds like a duck, it's a duck." In Revengeance's case, the game may look and sound like a duck (if by "duck" we mean a Hideo Kojima Metal Gear Solid game), but it acts like a roided-up honey badger with an adamantium vibro-sword clenched in its teeth.
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Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance takes place three years after Metal Gear Solid 4. Raiden has joined up with Maverick Security, a Private Military Company. Maverick loans out cyborg soldiers as peace-keepers and a threat deterrent, and Raiden oversees many such operations.
Unfortunately for Raiden, a long-lasting peace doesn't make for an interesting game, nor does it suit the interests of attacking cyborgs from Desperado, another PMC. These cyborgs kill a VIP under Raiden's protection and handily defeat Raiden himself, slicing off one of his arms and his left eye. Thus begins Raiden's quest for revenge… ance.
Yuji Korekado of Kojima Productions told CVG in 2012 that, while development was in the hands of Platinum, Kojima Productions approved the game's cutscenes and wrote the script. Perhaps the split attention explains why Revengeance has a very strange and middling tone with its narrative, like it's not quite sure if it wants to break away and be its own thing, or if it needs to be grounded in the Metal Gear Solid lore that's already been established.
For example, while previous MGS games have lectured, at length, on the horrors of war and violence, Revengeance's world is far more gray than black and white. Around halfway through the game's story, Raiden gets served a monologue from one of Desperado's cyborgs about the cruel nature of mankind and our need for war.
Instead of dismissing the villain's claims, Raiden's voice deepens and grows darker, more sinister. "All that talk about justice, and here I am, just another killer," Raiden says as his armor and eyes begin to glow red. "That nickname you love so much," he growls, referring to when, as a child soldier, he was called "Jack The Ripper."
"Want to know how I got it? Actually, why don't I give you a demonstration? I think it's time for Jack… to let 'er rip!" Raiden grins wickedly and strokes his blood-soaked sword, and lashes out. Mind you, this all happens after he has a conflict of conscience, after he begins to realize that the people he's fighting might not have as much choice in the matter as he initially believed.
Even the final boss comes across more like someone with a "means justify the end" mentality as opposed to someone who sows chaos and death just for shits and giggles. Raiden can be downright sadistic at times, and definitely gravitates more toward '90s comic book anti-hero than some anti-war, peace-keeping paragon of virtue like he was in Metal Gear Solid 4.
Thankfully, the plot at least makes sense, though you might miss out on some details if you're not an established Metal Gear fan. It dives into some dark and unsettling territory, and several people loudly, proudly proclaim, "Fuck America!" throughout the game. It probably won't make you think about the meaning of your existence, but Revengeance has got far more heart and way bigger nerve than you might expect.
And don't worry; you won't find any hour-long cut scenes here, and there's even a good amount of humor thrown in. During that same monologue I just mentioned, if you turn the camera to the right, you'll see one of the security guards bend down to play with a kitten and wave bye-bye to it as it saunters off. When Raiden meets an orphan in the sewers, the little boy cheers, "Go ninja, go ninja, go!"
Slice 'n dice
Not more than 10 minutes into the first level, Raiden squares off, solo, against an unmanned Metal Gear Ray. You know, that giant dinosaur-looking robot from Metal Gear Solid 2 and Metal Gear Solid 4? Here's how this totally rational, believable fight plays out:
You slice off the Ray's armor and limbs, bit by bit, weakening it until it slams its tail onto you. You stop this 50-foot long hunk of metal with your sword, grab the tail, and throw the Ray over your shoulder before cutting it some more. It eventually jumps back and fires a barrage of missiles at you. You run forward and leap from missile to missile, heading straight for the Ray. It grabs you with its "mouth" and chucks you into the side of a clock tower.
You dislodge yourself and sprint down the side of the crumbling clock tower, dodging debris and missiles until you reach the Ray once more. You land and dig Raiden's blade deep into its faceplate and then slide down its back, splitting it neatly in two.
This was a major enemy that was feared for its nigh unstoppable power in previous games, and not only do you cut it in half, you do so in the first level. This is the type of conflict to expect in Revengeance. You'll fight plenty of enemies of varying size and ability, and the boss battles never disappoint – even if the final fight feels less Metal Gear and more Dragonball Z.
Controls are simple, though perhaps a bit too accommodating. There's a light attack button and a strong attack button, and that's basically it when it comes to combat. Dealing your enemies damage and absorbing their power cells builds up your energy, which you can then use to activate the slow-mo Blade Mode.
While in a charged up Blade Mode, you can cut enemies in half, quadruplets, or dozens of pieces, should you so choose. Cut your enemies just right and you can instantly refill your energy and health. The process is extremely satisfying to watch, and makes you feel like an incredible badass. The only downside is that it doesn't take much to earn.
It's very easy to button mash your way through battles instead of actually paying attention to enemy attacks, so long as you make sure to look out for the occasional yellow gleam that indicates an unblockable attack.
You block incoming attacks by pressing the left analog stick toward your attacker while hitting the light attack button. Since the block function is tied to the same button as attack, you'll sometimes see an enemy's attack coming but be unable to do anything about it since you're in the middle of an attack animation, or might even move yourself into harm's way.
There's also no dodge by default, you have to purchase that as an upgraded skill using points earned by performing well in battle. I made it through the entire game without ever using it, simply because I didn't care to purchase the ability. Maybe I should have, because later enemies have some very aggressive AI and seeking attacks which can't be blocked, only evaded.
Even when you lock onto a target, enemies are so fast they frequently disappear off-screan. This means battles can get very confusing very quickly. Sometimes you just button mash, jab the thumbstick in the vague direction you think an off-screen enemy is, and pray that you're aiming the right direction.
Zen violence
You can mix up your fighting style by purchasing new combos and skills, but I never noticed a significant difference in game play. You'll also take weapons from the Desperado squad after you defeat them, giving you access to new combos throughout the story. These attacks simply replace your strong attacks however, so you're still not getting a lot of depth or versatility from them. I only used one throughout my entire adventure, since it was the only one designed to hit multiple opponents in a wide area.
In other words, while fun, Revengeance isn't a terribly deep action game. It's a simple, almost hypnotic rhythm of button mash, Blade Mode, rinse, repeat. You don't juggle enemies or toss them into each other, you don't have to deal with different enemies by using different strategies, you just beat the crap out of everyone and everything until you can make use of Blade Mode and absorb their energy cells.
Another downer: Revengeance is short. Ridiculously short. You get a special mention at the end if you beat the game in under eight hours, but on Normal difficulty with several deaths and retries, I clocked in at just over three and a half. This is a game that can be beaten in a single afternoon.
That being said, it would be one hell of an afternoon.


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4.03/5 rDev +4.4%
a: big off-white head over a honey golden beer, quality retention
s: vivid citrus and tropical hops over a clean pale malt body, dripping fresh hops bring aromas of sweet citrus, melon, and pineapple, instantly reminiscent of two-hearted though certainly not of the same tier, the unobtrusive malting serves to showcase the hops well but complexity suffers a touch
m: carbonation around medium with a light-medium body
t: clean pale malt body carries a mild dose of caramel, above this rides a range of big citrus and tropical hop flavors, powerful bitterness in the finish, there's absolutely nothing malt-dominant about this beer, yum
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My first 21st Amendment offering to try.Poured into a standard pint glass a slight chill hazed medium golden with thinner soapy-like white head atop,a few globs of lace were left behind as it settled into a patchy froth mass atop.Citrusy hops mixed with a hefty caramel malt base,the hops are big but malt base seems to drown out the hops a little not only aroma wise but also on the palate.Nutty and sweetish biscuit malt is big and the citric hop profile has a hard time over taking the malt base,the hops do come thru but the malt base seems to be a little much for a standard ipa.Its good and has a nice shot of left coast hops but it's a bit on the malty side for the style for my taste.
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4.22/5 rDev +9.3%
Absolutely Killer IPA. Light and fruity taste, mainly grapefruit but other citrus as well, with plenty of pine and juniper in the nose. Great appearance. Huge frothy khaki head on top of a bright copper/yellow-orange body. Minimal visual carbonation but decent bite. Extremely drinkable. Sessionable? Hell yes. Bare bones malt presence but not unbalanced.
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05-17-2006 19:12:24 | More by DaPeculierDane
3.65/5 rDev -5.4%
Radiant amber color with a two-inch white crown.
Oily pine-sap hop resins are rich in the nose. On the other hand, it makes me think of a dirty diaper a little. (I don't have kids.)
The taste really flips over to the malty side after the nose is pretty hop-forward. There is some pine and tangerine in there.
Not new or revolutionary. Just a really drinkable everyday IPA.
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Appearances aren't everything, but between the bright golden color and the web-like lacing, this beer proves appearances can at least make something much more enjoyable. Love that West Coast hop aroma of citrus rind, spearmint and wildflowers. Big on smoothness with a juicy medium body. Solid sharp hop bite that rolls off from the carbonation in the beginning of each sip and slowly unfolds into a range of flavors, from citric to soft pine to mild tobacco. Needless to say, there is a complex hop character here. Some maltiness makes its way through the hops with light biscuity and dry bread flavors. The alcohol comes out to play for a little bit with some fruity esters and warmth on the back of the palate.
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Purchased from 3 Corners Liquor in Medford, MN. Pours a dark golden straw body with a thick, pillowy white head of foam. Big citrus hop aroma with some fruity yeast esters. Mouthfeel is medium bodied with medium-high carbonation. Initial flavors are sweet and grainy with a low-medium bitterness at mid tongue and an overall sweet finish. 70 IBUs as the can proclaims are nowhere to be found. Okay drinkability, but a big disappointment for an IPA.
03-28-2010 20:11:55 | More by blackearth
3.6/5 rDev -6.7%
Love the cans! Pours into my glass a light, bright golden orange with 2 fingers of creamy head on top that leaves spotty lacing along the glass. Great clarity. Aroma kicks off with pine and resinous hop notes. Slightly floral with a twist of citrus. Somewhat bready malts with a touch of caramel and spice.
First sip brings a good balance between malt and hops. Bready caramel intertwines with resinous, pine laced hops. Citrus and spice mix in as it flows down with a nice kick of bitterness. Finishes dry and crisp.
Mouthfeel is smooth and easy drinking with good carbonation. Overall, a tasty IPA but nothing really stands out to bring it into the limelight. Glad I got to try it!
11-04-2011 01:10:43 | More by orbitalr0x
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
07-13-2013 22:12:14 | More by EastBay_Nick
4/5 rDev +3.6%
Brew Free or Die poured into a 21st Amendment chalice.
Nice golden clear appearance, somewhat effervescent. One inch head nice retention.
Smell mild fruity slight citrus. Taste a little bolder but not much. Balanced with fruit and hop flavors leave a very pleasant mouth feel. Nice easy drinker but not up there with the best. A second tier IPA.
03-22-2011 21:25:39 | More by NWer
4/5 rDev +3.6%
05-11-2014 05:54:10 | More by DaftPatrick
3.78/5 rDev -2.1%
yellowish gold color with an off-white head that settled to a skim. Some chill haze...Coit Liquor's coolers are definitely colder than mine. I bet the next one poured will be clear.
Smells like sticking your nose in a cup of fresh hops. I guess there is a little malt in there. not much though.
Nice. Malt is much more present in my mouth than my nose. nicely balances out the hops. Some lingering orange/citrus notes.
05-15-2010 03:19:38 | More by andyfrancis
New York
4/5 rDev +3.6%
06-02-2012 20:12:16 | More by csmartin6
4.88/5 rDev +26.4%
08-22-2014 20:06:16 | More by Chlsyhawkins
4/5 rDev +3.6%
01-11-2014 21:11:44 | More by SunDevilBeer
4.25/5 rDev +10.1%
12-29-2013 03:11:22 | More by TTripp725
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
01-02-2014 04:17:53 | More by Shagator
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
06-13-2013 21:17:34 | More by ValpoExpo
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
05-09-2013 02:40:50 | More by SmellsofMahagony
New York
4.25/5 rDev +10.1%
12-14-2013 04:40:55 | More by JonBrand
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
11-19-2011 01:00:57 | More by bellce0
3/5 rDev -22.3%
09-13-2013 06:12:44 | More by dgfool
North Carolina
4/5 rDev +3.6%
12-11-2011 00:23:04 | More by Britton
4/5 rDev +3.6%
02-12-2012 18:01:16 | More by TimoP
Rhode Island
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
08-01-2014 15:09:54 | More by Doomcifer
21st Amendment IPA from 21st Amendment Brewery
87 out of 100 based on 2,062 ratings.