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Discourses and Sayings of Our Lord, 3 vols. John Brown; 1990 (reprinted from 1852), 3 vols. 1537pp. Banner of Truth, $74.95.
Reviewed by Tom Ascol
Twelve years ago I secured a one-volume reprint edition of John Brown's Discourses and Sayings of Our Lord. The print was tiny and the Table of Contents virtually useless, consisting of nothing more than a numeric ordering of the expositions followed by a page number ("Exposition XV . . . 343″). In the absence of an index, locating Brown's comments on particular passages proved to be an exercise in patient searching. The rewards, however, were well worth the effort.
Now, with the reissuing of the 3 vol. edition (Banner first reprinted this work in 1967), with its extensive, annotated Table of Contents, I have found Brown's Discourses far more accessible.
Brown's insights into the teaching of Christ are a rare mix of theological depth and pastoral sensitivity. Consider his explanation of "Judge not lest ye be judged" (Mt. 7:2). After demonstrating that these words cannot be a prohibition bind us from making any judgments of others, Brown warns against being "officious, rash, presumptuous, severe, or partial in forming" them (288). Neither would Christ have us be hasty in declaring our judgments: "What I hastily condemn, if I knew all, I might only pity, perhaps approve" (289).
This work contains 25 expositions, the last of which, on John 1416, is divided into 22 chapters and fills the whole third volume. Other segments of the 4 Gospels which he exposits are: John 3-6, 7-8, 10, 12, 13; Matthew 5-7, 15; Mark 7; and Luke 11-12. His treatment of the Sermon on the Mount was relied upon heavily by A. W. Pink in the latter's exposition of that passage.
Spurgeon (who was 24 years old when Brown died) made this assessment of this 3 volume set: "Of the noblest order of exposition. Procure it."
Missing From Action Weldon M. Hardenbrook; 1987, 192 pp. Thomas Nelson, $9.99.
Reviewed by Tom Ascol
A recent Time magazine cover story chronicled the disintegration of fatherhood in American culture. Citing overwhelming statistical evidence, the article demonstrated the personal and societal devastation that results from the absence of a father in the home.
Weldon Hardenbrook has been speaking out against this trend for years. As senior pastor at St. Peter and St. Paul's Orthodox Church in Santa Cruz, California, he has become well-known as an crusader for renewal among Christian men.
Hardenbrook contends, and argues convincingly, that, in the midst of a heated cultural war, Christian men in our society have largely gone AWOL. Hence the title of his book.
The author attributes vanishing manhood in our nation to the feminization of the American male. We have shifted from a patriarchal society where Dad was not only involved in the home but was its undeniable leader, to a matriarchal one where little boys often grow up with little proper masculine influence and no role models of biblically defined manliness.
One of the more provocative elements in the book is the author's use of the Trinitarian relationships of God as a guide for men to follow. This generation has lived through renewal movements which emphasized the Son and the Spirit. Perhaps, Hardenbrook argues, it is time that we begin to think more deeply about God the Father.
This is not a book that denigrates women. Rather, it challenges men to examine biblical manhood and to repent of their abdication of God-given roles and responsibilities.
If some of the statements are at times extreme, they do not significantly detract from the overall value of this book. It would make an excellent resource for a men's retreat
Calvin's Wisdom edited by Graham Miller; 1992, 424 pp. Banner of Truth, $35.95.
Reviewed by Ernest C. Reisinger
This book will be a time-saving friend to all preachers, teachers and serious students of the Bible. It is subtitled, An Anthology Arranged
Alphabetically. Really, it is a virtual dictionary of Calvin's thoughts and almost an encyclopedia of his theology.
Graham Miller has accumulated "bite-size" excerpts from Calvin's writings (his commentaries, three volumes of tracts, and the Institutes). On some 170 biblical subjects the editor gives numerous quotes and references from Calvin's works.
The subjects covered include Adoption, Afflictions, Backsliding, Burial, Conscience, Controversy, Death, Difficulties in the Scriptures, Egotism, Envy, False Prophets, Fasting, Flattery, Government, Guidance, Heaven, Hell, Humanity of Christ, Humility, Immortality, Jews, Judgment, Kingly Rule of Christ, Laziness, Liberty, Marriage Mass, Ministry, Numbers in Scripture, Old Age, Prayer, Preaching, Pride, Revival, Roman Catholicism, Sabbath, Satan, Schism, Second Advent, Sorrow, Superstition, Temptation, Union with Christ, Unity, War, Wealth, Wisdom, and Works of the Believer.
Thomas More said, "Sell your bed and buy a book." I will not go that far-but I will say, "Buy this book!"
"Election does not mean that God instituted a general plan of salvation and decreed that whosoever would should be saved and, therefore, the man who wills to be saved is elected in that he brings himself within the scope of God's plan. It is true that God has decreed that whosoever will shall be saved; but election is something more specific and personal than that. It means that God decreed to bring some, upon whom his heart has been eternally set, who are the objects of his eternal love, to faith in Jesus as Saviour."
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COVINGTON -- A 72-year-old Covington woman was killed in a single-vehicle crash Wednesday afternoon after she lost control of her vehicle on Ga. Highway 212, according to the Georgia State Patrol.
GSP Lt. Paul Cosper said Carol L. Hale was driving a 2002 Oldsmobile Alero around 5:13 p.m. on Ga. Highway 212 traveling north. She was the only person in the vehicle.
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Michael Redmond, a long-time display industry executive, was appointed Vice President of sales and will oversee an expanded sales organization responsible for developing North American and South American (NASA) business. He brings more than 25 years' sales and marketing experience to Lighthouse Technologies and was previously in senior positions with AirZip, Airspeak, View Tech, Barco, Kronos, and Piaggio.
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FORT JENNINGS — Employees at Fort Jennings Local School will all see a raise each year for the next three years.
The board of education met Wednesday and approved a new three-year contract with classified and certificated personnel, including raises of 7.5 percent the first year and 5 percent the second and third years.
The board members went into executive session to negotiate a new three-year contract for all employees working within the school system. Fort Jennings Principal Nicholas Langhals explained the terms of the contract.
"The raises will balance the increase employees will pay out of pocket for health care premiums, which are increasing by 5 percent this year, 8 percent next year and 10 percent the third year," he said.
June expenses included school bus repairs. Langhals reported the buses "passed with flying colors."
While scanning through the expenses, board member Deb Calvelage asked Langhals what an Air Watch license was.
"It's security software that sends out software updates," Langhals explained. "Mr. Warnecke uses it to monitor and maintain them [iPads]."
In other business, members discussed the cafeteria's pricing of lunch for both the high school, which will cost $2.20, and elementary students, who will spend $2.10. The board also agreed to continue to contract with Arps Dairy for milk and Nickles Bakery for bread supplies.
Board member Aaron Ricker asked if the prices would have to be raised again this year.
"We have a waiver," Langhals said. "As long as the cafeteria is providing food that meets the requirements, prices will stay the same."
In financial business, the board accepted a donation of $500.19 from Chief's Cash Register Receipts to the Elementary Activity Fund.
In addition, members approved July real estate tax advances of $65,000 and $85,000. They also renewed a certificate for $103,043.58 at .25 percent for 12 months.
The board recommended and approved the hiring of a handful of new teachers and coaches for the 2013-14 school year, including Tony Saine for Elementary Summer Intervention; Missy Fortman as Title I teacher on an hourly basis; Jim Hoersten as part-time Industrial Arts teacher; and Jackie Siefker as the new coach of the girls elementary basketball program.
Langhals reported on Race to the Top and said that the teacher evaluations were complete.
"Now it's a matter of working through the new electronic system," he said. "It's our last year."
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The best part about dating -- besides the prospect of zeroing in on your "soul mate" -- is that you have the perfect excuse to plan interesting outings. True, the dinner-and-a-movie gambit is a classic, but sitting silently in a theater cuts down on the chance to get to know one another on a deeper level. And for more established couples, the "same old same old" can get stale fast. To spice things up, add these inspired ideas to your dating repertoire.
1. Meet Verdi, Puccini, or Mozart. Get tickets for an afternoon or evening at the opera. To keep costs down, check with a local college or university about campus performances. If you're concerned about keeping up with the plot, look up the basics of the story online or at the library beforehand.
2. Let loose your animal instinct. Head to the nearest zoo and visit the children's section; that's usually where you can feed friendly goats, sheep, and the like, check out cool interactive exhibits, and even pose for a souvenir photo with a harmless snake.
3. Be on the move. Instead of staying at one restaurant for a whole evening, plan a progressive dinner: have appetizers at one place, then move somewhere else for dinner and to a third place for dessert. Just be sure to scout out spots that aren't too far from one another; you don't want to feel like you spent most of the night in the car. If your stops are within walking distance of each other, all the better.
4. Go back to school. Whether your last foray into a classroom was months or years ago, give it a try on your next date. Check the continuing education department at a local college or the Y for classes on everything from cooking to computers. You and your date can partake in a one-day workshop, or perhaps a several-session course if you feel comfortable setting up a "standing" date.
5. Take him out to the ball game. A major-league face-off is always a blast, especially if your team is a hot ticket. But if seats are hard to come by, especially on short notice, don't overlook the fun of a minor league or local Little League game. All the elements of a pro game -- pride, ego, spirit of competition -- are there.
6. Let Mother Nature chaperone. Pack up some Power Bars and bottles of water, lace up your sturdiest sneakers or boots, and go for a nature hike. For specific information on thousands of locations to explore in the United States and Canada, visit www.trails.com.


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Microsoft's Response Point is PBX software that runs on Embedded XP inside of hardware sold by three Microsoft partners -- Aastra, D-Link, and Quanta -- with more partners to come later in 2008, according to Microsoft. You can engage a VAR to install the system or do it yourself without much effort.
Response Point setup is remarkably straightforward, and so is day-to-day use. Thanks to an automated assistant that responds to voice commands, callers can do most anything with the push of a single button. The trade-off in keeping the system simple is a minimum of telephony features, and collaboration features such as presence awareness and instant messaging are absent.
Response Point requires Windows XP or Vista running on one PC; this functions as the management console. Additionally, each user may use an XP or Vista PC to take advantage of telephone functions and Outlook integration, but this isn't a must because call routing and other configuration tasks may be done by your administrator. Also good: You don't have to install separate servers, such as Exchange.
[ Read the review of Allworx 24x, Critical Links EdgeBox Office, Fonality PBXtra, or Sutus Business Central. Return to "VoIP phone systems walk the talk." ]
The Quanta Syspine DOS A50-8G base unit used for this review, like the Sutus Business Central unit, is a diminutive, attractive tabletop box that will fit into most any office décor. Installing a small system should take less than 30 minutes; just connect the base unit and phones to a network hub, and plug in your analog lines. The Syspine unit includes eight analog ports, and it supports PoE (Power over Ethernet), so phones don't need to be placed near an outlet.
Next, using Response Point Administrator software, you configure the base unit, add users, and assign them to phones. But I was slowed by a similar problem I faced with Allworx: Administrator, 32-bit software, refused to run on my 64-bit Vista laptop. After finding a 32-bit XP system and loading the Administrator program, finalizing my setup proceeded quickly.
First, the phones on my network were automatically discovered. Next, I stepped through Administrator's menus to assign handsets to specific users, groups, or locations (such as a conference room). There's basic call routing for each user, such as forwarding to an outside line if the employee doesn't pick up the call after a preset number of rings – but no options to have different greetings by time or day of the week.
Like other systems, Response Point has an auto-attendant and directory of users that I easily configured. For instance, I recorded custom greetings from a phone and designated an employee as the operator. Lastly, Response Point let me configure an outgoing SMTP e-mail server so that users would receive e-mail notification and an attached audio file of voice messages.


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Canoeing grandmothers join road protest
Grandmothers will gather in Combe Haven Valley in East Sussex this morning in the latest protest against moves to build a £94 million link road.
Councillors say the road between Bexhill and Hastings is vital to regenerate the local economy, leading to 2,000 new homes and hundreds of jobs.
However, protesters have been gathering at the site since Christmas, with three camps dismantled by bailiffs in as many weeks.
Organisers say the grandmothers will sail parts of the flooded site in kayaks.
Local grandmother Rosamond Palmer said: "Combe Haven floods, it is a flood plain and therefore a stupid place to build a road. As local senior residents we want to express our opposition. Fortunately being sensible older women, we brought our boats."


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A consolidation loan allows you to combine several types of federal student loans with various repayment schedules into one loan with one monthly payment. Your payments might be significantly lower than the 10-year standard repayment plan, and you might receive a lower interest rate than you're currently paying on one or more of your loans.
To apply for loan consolidation, you must first access your loan information from the Federal National Student Loan Data System. Then, visit Federal Direct Consolidation Loans Information Center to begin the application process.
A consolidation loan can affect your payment amount, payment period and amount of interest:
You can consolidate during your grace period, once you've entered repayment (the day after the end of the six-month grace period) and during periods of deferment or forbearance.
To qualify for a direct consolidation loan, borrowers must have at least one direct loan or Federal Family Education Loan (FFEL) that is in grace, repayment, deferment or default status. Loans that are in an in-school status cannot be included in a direct consolidation loan.
The interest rate for consolidation loans is a fixed rate for the life of the loan. The fixed rate is based on the weighted average of the interest rates on all of the loans you consolidate, rounded up to the nearest one-eighth of one percent. The interest rate will never exceed 8.25 percent.


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In Francona: the Red Sox Years, Terry Francona relates his experience with the Red Sox organization. Previews of the book indicated that the Red Sox ownership view the Red Sox as a business that should be run at a profit. While it is appropriate for the Red Sox to be thought of as a business, it is important to recognize that as a sports organization, the Red Sox should also be concerned with the competitive element of winning and the impact it has on the fan base.
Let's compare the approach of the Red Sox organization with the New England Patriots organization. Clearly, the Kraft organization is concerned with being profitable. However, they have not sacrificed the competitive element. The Patriots have been very successful competitively under the Kraft organization. The Patriots have had one of the most winning records in NFL history. They have achieved the goals of profitability and winning simultaneously.
The "take away" is that although sports organizations are a business, they are distinct in that their mission should include the spirit of athletic competition and winning. The fans are the sport organization's customers and they should be viewed with a customer service mentality.
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Who has the best soccer shot on goal in the East Bay?
The second annual Soccer Shoot Out on Saturday, Oct. 13, could answer that question. It runs from 8 am to 2 pm at three fields in Barrington.
The event benefits the East Bay Coalition for the Homeless. Boys and girls from U4 to U14 can register that day at one of the fields: Chianese Memorial Park, St. Andrews School or Middle Highway.
The registration fee is $5. The competition will be by age group with awards for each group.
All tie-breakers will be held the same day at 2 pm. Winners in each category will be awarded the trophies at a reception later in the month.
Each child takes three kids into a medium-sized unattended goal with the distance based on age group with their regulation size ball. The best out of 5 scoring goals are tallied and winners will be announced from each of the groups.
The East Bay Coalition for the Homeless is a program of East Bay Community Action and offers homeless prevention, housing and vital support services to families faced with homelessness.
More information can be found on www.eastbayhomeless.org . You can pay with cash or check.


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This is a great route that should see more traffic, I've never even seen chalk on it. It starts above and just slightly left of Body Tremors between the South Face of Tower One and There's a Cowboy Up There. Look for three bolts and excellent face climbing with awesome exposure. It is a bit harder than it looks from the ledge but there are decent gear placements between new bolts. There is a sling anchor at the top of the pitch on Wrong Way Up that allows you to rap back down to the Italian Arete ledge or continue to the top of T1 and do the dirty deed. Your second should be solid at the grade due to a potential swing after unclipping the last bolt. The route cuts hard right after the last bolt with scant pro for about 20 feet.
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Why Alabama Law?
The University of Alabama School of Law offers you:
- Affordable Cost: For the second year in a row, the National Jurist ranked Alabama Law as the #1 "Best Value" law school in the country (2012 and 2013). This year, tuition is $21,320 for Alabama residents and $36,000 for nonresidents. Also, the cost of living in Tuscaloosa is very reasonable.
- Low Student-Faculty Ratio: Alabama's student-to-faculty ratio is 10.7 to 1.
- Employment Rate: 91% of our Class of 2013 were employed in J.D. required or preferred positions or pursuing advanced degrees within 9 months of graduation.
- Bar Passage Rate: For our Class of 2013, the Alabama State Bar passage rate was 97.8%.
- Public Interest & Public Service: The Law School offers a certificate program in Public Interest Law and provides you with a resource center for gaining public interest experience.
- Governmental Affairs: Alabama Law offers a Certificate in Governmental Affairs, as well as an opportunity to spend a semester in Washington, D.C. through our Federal Externship Program.
- Atmosphere: Alabama Law offers you an exciting and progressive legal education in a collegial environment.
- Access: Eleven U.S. Supreme Court justices have addressed Alabama Law students. Most recently, in October 2013, Justice Elena Kagan delivered a lecture to our students. Chief Justice John Roberts, Justice Clarence Thomas, and Justice John Paul Stevens visited in 2009, 2010, and 2011, respectively. The Chief Justice of Australia's High Court delivered a lecture to Alabama Law's students in January 2011.
Advocacy Teams and Journals: Alabama Law fields 17 outstanding moot court and trial advocacy teams and publishes four student-run journals.
- Legal Experience: Alabama is one of the few law schools in the country that guarantees every student the opportunity to participate in at least one law clinic before graduating. Our program offers the following clinics: Domestic Violence, Criminal Defense, Elder Law, Civil Law, Community Development, Foreclosure Relief, and Mediation Law. In 2012, the Clinical Legal Education Association awarded our clinical program with the 2012 Award for Excellence.
- International Programs: The Law School offers semester-long programs in India and Israel, as well as a summer program in Australia. Alabama Law also offers LL.M. and J.S.D. degrees for international lawyers.
Alabama Law offers its students a high quality-of-life coupled with an exciting, challenging educational environment.
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Thank you for your comment, Valentin.
You are correct in the fact that the Simond Scud was the first tool commercially available. The two tools were launched within a few of months of each other and Petzl, along with Simond, revolutionized the world of ice and mixed climbing with the introductions of these leashless tools.
Both tools were developed due to the needs of top athletes in the competitive world of competition ice climbing, who helped both companies develop this new style of leashless ice climbing tool.


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Monday morning, one of the greatest traditions in American sports continues: sectional qualifying for the 2011 U.S. Open at Congressional Country Club from June 16-19 starts tomorrow.
This year, U.S. Open sectional qualifying will take place at 11 sectional qualifiers: Oakmont Country Club in Glendale, Calif.; Quail Valley Golf Club in Vero Beach, Fla.; Hawks Ridge Golf Club in Ball Ground, Ga.; St. Charles Country Club in St. Charles, Ill.; Woodmont Country Club in Rockville, Md.; Canoe Brook Country Club in Summit, N.J.; Brookside Country Club and The Lakes Country Club in Columbus, Ohio; Springfield Country Club in Springfield, Ohio; Tunica National in Memphis; Dallas Athletic Club's Blue Course in Dallas; and the Gold Mountain Golf Club's Olympic Course in Bremerton, Washington.
The field for these qualifiers has been winnowed from over 100 local qualifiers involving thousands of golfers with the proper USGA handicap. By playing well at those local qualifiers, the golfers earned invitations to these 11 sectional qualifiers. They consist of 36-hole stroke play, and award top finishers a combined 63 spots in the 2011 U.S. Open, which will have a 156-player field comprised of the 63 qualifiers and 93 players with exemptions, like defending U.S. Open champion Graeme McDowell or three-time U.S. Open champion Tiger Woods.
A number of notable names will be among the players who will be attempting to qualify for the 2011 U.S. Open are Sergio Garcia, British Open champions David Duval, Justin Leonard, and Ben Curtis, PGA Championship winner Rich Beem, and a slew of aging players like Fred Funk and Brad Faxon. The last golfer to win the U.S. Open after going through sectional qualifying was Lucas Glover in 2009.
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Express bus service
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An express bus service (also known as commuter bus service) is a bus service that is intended to run faster than normal bus services between the same two commuter points.
Express buses operate on a faster schedule by not making as many stops as normal bus services and often taking quicker routes, such as along freeways.
The fare on an express bus service may be higher than normal parallel services, for the quicker service. Many express buses require passengers to purchase tickets before boarding the bus, speeding up the service.
In many cases, an express bus service is identified by a letter before or after the regular route number. For example in Sydney, the letters L (as in L90), E (as in E70) and X (as in 610X or X84).
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Video: Kirk's picks: 1515 Restaurant
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Video: Kirk's pick: Harman's, Trillium
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DENVER - Denver Restaurant Week kicks off on Feb. 22 and runs through Feb. 28.
More than 300 area places throughout the Mile High City offer a multi-course dinner for just $30.
It's a great way to sample all the area has to offer. All week, 9NEWS Entertainment Reporter Kirk Montgomery is featuring a few places.
Restaurant Kevin Taylor - Located within the Hotel Teatro at 1100 14th Street - http://bit.ly/1ht2dj3
La Fondue - 15th and Arapahoe streets - http://bit.ly/1makIHD
1515 Restaurant - http://1515restaurant.com/
Humbolt Farm Fish and Wine - http://humboldtrestaurant.com/
Harman's Eat and Drink http://www.harmanscherrycreek.com/
Trillium http://trilliumdenver.com/
Atticus - http://tabletotavern.com/atticus/
Duo - http://www.duodenver.com/
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A NEWPORT curry house hit by a fire last week has reopened.
Maharaja restaurant on Clarence Place closed after a small fire in the kitchen on October 15 but was back open for business on Saturday (OCT 20).
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... one would only need or want to do once. Nevertheless, it was truly a once-in-lifetime, satisfying experience for us. It was satisfying because we successfully dealt with the challenges presented to us living off-the-grid. It was also very satisfying for the things we did and saw together, further enriching our lives together. Thanks for allowing us share Eleuthera 2014 with ...
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I wanted to try out this new blog that Sunnie and I put together. I hope you don't mind, but we thought you would like to keep up with us as we travel over the next 30 days.
You may wonder, where is their first stop? It's no other place than the Motor City! That's right. We are stopping in my old stomping ground in Detroit City. ...but only for three hours.
Then off to LA. Sunnie's cousin was so nice to ...
Returning to the Roots; Civil Rights Bus Tour
... all things segregated signs that read: 'For Whites Only' or 'For Colored'; painfully reminding us that we were far from being free just 50 'short' years ago!
Last year during The Rhetoric of The Civil Rights Movement class with my Professor: Dr.Todd Allen-Geneva College, I wrote Civil Rights Activist/Songbird Ms. Rutha Mae Harris a 'Thank You' poem for her contributions of songs during the Civil Rights Movement era; which was published by ...
13th Annual Civil Rights Bus Tour
Day two of The Civil Rights Movement bus tour was topped off with a wonderful stay at the Drury Hotel in Greenville, South Carolina. Kudos to Dr. Todd Allen for selecting such a wonderful hotel, as well as to the Hotel's Manager: Michael Lopez; who gets 5 Stars all the way from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for running such a tight shift and making our hotel stay wonderful! However, in juxtaposition I can't help but ...
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The Patagonia Women's Down Sweater Vest utilizes premium 800 fill-power European goose down to deliver reliable and lightweight core warmth for a variety of cold weather activities. A durable water repellent finish offers weather-resistance.
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CATEGORIES Action, Comedy, Romance, Casting, Sony, James Bond, Remakes and Sequels, CinematicalIf there's one (living) Hollywood couple I wish was still working together it's Kathleen Turner and Michael Douglas. If only to make another sequel to Romancing the Stone. Never mind that the first follow-up, The Jewel of the Nile, was a disappointment. There could have been a really great franchise there had its stars not broken up, with subsequent films involving one-off stories set in different, romantic parts of the world. Of course, Danny DeVito would be necessary for each film, too, but really it was the chemistry -- good and bad -- between Turner and Douglas that makes those movies work.
Alas, we'll never get that third installment of the original series. But we are, no surprise, getting a remake, as Monika disappointedly told us a year ago. And Pajiba has an update on the project, which appears to be moving forward with Robert Luketic (The Ugly Truth) directing from a script by Dan McDermott (Eagle Eye). Dustin Rowles at Pajiba believes this will be Luketic's next film after finishing the upcoming Killers, rather than the remake of Barbarella. And it's easy to assume the director will cast Katherine Heigl in Turner's role. As for Douglas' adventurer character, perhaps Luketic can go for an Ugly Truth reunion and go with Gerard Butler.
That may not sound very good, but no pair-up is really going to match the original, so it doesn't really matter. But I will hold out some hope that McDermott went with a slightly different locale than South America and a slightly different plot that could almost make this a new spin-off one-off. There's no reason this couldn't just be a kind of new installment, only with new leads, like a couples version of the James Bond franchise. And then there'd be no reason DeVito couldn't return. Sometimes when I watch It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, I imagine that Frank is actually Ralph, from Romancing and Jewel, retired.
While I can try to see a silver lining in that redo, I'm having less luck warming up to Pajiba's other reported remake in the works: Overboard. In spite of its misogyny and immature humor, I have a soft spot for Garry Marshall's amnesia comedy, in which a crude carpenter kidnaps a bitchy socialite when she loses her memory, making her think she's wife to him and mother to his four sons. Yeah, it's basically a big rape joke wrapped inside a plot better suited for a sitcom pilot. But like Turner and Douglas, real-life couple Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell are an entertaining pair together. And, as a sort of flip-back on Mr. Mom, it can be an interesting movie to look at from a feminist film theory perspective.
Rowles claims that Heigl has actually already been offered Hawn's role in this remake (Butler for Russell's? You know the execs went there). And a script is being written by Bill Collage and Adam Cooper (Accepted). Honestly, after seeing Kate Hudson dolled up like a go-go dancer in Nine, and looking so much like Hawn, I keep picturing her starring in remakes of all her mother's films. That doesn't ease my mind, as I don't think Hudson is nearly as good an actress as Hawn is/was. But I'd still prefer her to Heigl. Anyway, the only real casting issue for an Overboard remake is finding another kid who is so good at doing Pee-Wee Herman voices.


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The first of four Longines Hong Kong International Races at Sha Tin Racecourse on Sunday afternoon was the HK$15 million ($1.9 million U.S.) Hong Kong Vase (G1) contested at 2400 meters (1 1/2 miles) on the turf. Defending champion Dunaden was sent off as the 11-10 favorite in the field of 12, exiting a disappointing 14th in the Melbourne Cup (G1) after winning the Caulfield Cup (G1). In to challenge him included 5-1 second choice Meandre, 12th in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe after winning both the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud (G1) and the Grosser Preis won Berlin (G1), and 11-2 third choice Bayrir, winner of the Secretariat Stakes (G1) at Arlington before disappointing 10th in the Arc.
Jockey John Murtagh sent 13-1 Dancing Rain to the lead first time past the stands, and he set easy fractions of 25.66, 50.19, 1:16.78, 1:42.47, and 2:06.09, while as many as 1 1/2 lengths in front of 25-1 Liberator and 9-1 Joshua Tree stalking him second and third. At the top of the stretch, Dancing Rain began to tire, as 9-1 Red Cadeaux and 52-1 Jaguar Mail broke away from the pack setting up a duel to the line. Red Cadeaux outfinished Jaguar Mail by a short head, completing the trip in 2:28.73 over the good course. It was another 12 length back to late-running Meandre third, while favorite Dunaden checked in fifth.
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41% of B2B marketers say that producing the kind of content that engages prospects and customers is their biggest content marketing challenge, representing a 14% increase from 36% of respondents in 2010, according to [download page] a December 2011 study by MarketingProfs and the Content Marketing Institute. Data from "B2B Content Marketing: 2012 Benchmarks, Budgets & Trends" indicates that respondents are also grappling with two challenges that go hand in hand: producing enough content (20%), and having the budget to produce enough content (18%). A lack of buy-in from higher-ups in the company (12%), producing a variety of content (7%), and having the budget to license content (1%) are primary challenges to relatively fewer B2B marketers.
Budgets Are a Challenge, But Spending to Increase
Although 1 in 5 B2B marketers site having sufficient content marketing budgets as their primary challenge, data from the study indicates that content marketing spending is on the rise. Although roughly 26% of marketers' total budgets are allocated to content marketing efforts this year, the same as in 2010, this year 60% of respondents indicate they will increase spending on content marketing in 2012, compared to just 3% that say they will decrease their spending levels.
The average amount of budget spent on content marketing appears to vary significantly by company size, with a negative correlation between size and budget share. For example, companies with fewer than 10 employees spend 34% of their budgets on content marketing, whereas companies with more than 1000 employees allocate 20% of their budgets.
Meanwhile, outsourcing also appears to be on the rise: whereas in 2010 only 55% of marketers used outsourcing in some capacity, this year that proportion has risen to 62%. When seeking out the right vendors to support content marketing, marketers use a variety of resources, with the biggest increase from last year seen in the use of consultants (32% vs. 27%) and the biggest decrease found in the use of trade shows as a venue to find support (20% vs. 26%).
Brand Awareness, Customer Acquisition Lead All Goals
Brand awareness and customer acquisition are content marketers' top goals, cited by 68% of survey respondents. Lead generation (66%) and customer retention/loyalty (61%) follow closely, with website traffic (56%), engagement (55%), and thought leadership (55%) also goals for a majority of marketers. Almost half cite sales as a goal, while just 39% report using content marketing for lead management/nurturing.
Content marketing goals appear to be fairly unrelated to overall digital marketing goals: according to a November report from Webmarketing 123, lead generation (46.4%) is by far the most important objective of digital programs for B2B marketers, outstripping sales generation (22.2%), brand awareness development (15.3%), and site traffic generation (11.1%).
Web Traffic Top Success Indicator
Although web traffic is not a top goal among content marketers, it is the leading indicator of success, cited by 58% of respondents. Sales lead quality (49%) follows, while direct sales, sales lead quantity, qualitative feedback from customers, and SEO ranking are measurement criteria to roughly 4 in 10. The least popular indicator of success is inbound links, cited by 30% of marketers.
According to the November Webmarketing123 study, the vast majority (73.9%) of B2B digital marketers use web traffic as a measurement of campaign success, ahead of lead generation (69.2%) website click-through rate (64.7%), and sales (62.5%).
About the Data: A total of 1,092 B2B marketers worldwide (the majority from North America) responded in August 2011 to the MarketingProfs survey, which was mailed electronically to a sample of marketers from among members and subscribers of MarketingProfs and the Content Marketing Institute. The marketers represented a full range of industries, functional areas, and company size.
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Even if you are not a soccer fan, there is no way you can look at this goal and not say, "wow."
Zlatan Ibrahimovic, playing for Sweden in a friendly match against England on Wednesday made an incredible goal off a bicycle kick from about 30 yards away from the net.
Sweden went on to beat England 4-2.
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In 2003 the Blue Buffalo Foundation for Cancer Research and the Pet Cancer Awareness Program was formed to bolster awareness about pet cancer and raise support and money for various clinics and universities that conduct research on the causes of, treatment and prevention of cats and dogs with the disease.
Educating pet parents about reducing the risk of cancer in their pets as well as noticing the warning signs is one of the main functions of our mission. We've created a web site at petcancerawareness.org that is committed to providing all kinds of important information like cancer facts, valuable resources and even heartwarming stories about pets with cancer. You can make a donation here.
The month of May is Pet Cancer Awareness Month when we strive to raise funds to help fight against pet cancer. The funds raised are then distributed to organizations like the Morris Animal Foundation, the National Canine Cancer Foundation and others who are involved with cutting edge research on treatments and a cure for this disease. Because pet cancer affects whole families as well pets, we've added organizations like the Riedel and Cody Fund and the Kate Koogler Canine Cancer Fund among others. These organizations help pay the high cost of treatments for families who may not have the means to afford their pet's care.


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Children will love outdoor play with the Plum® Bush Baby® garden swing set! This wooden framed play set has one swing with soft feel ropes and heavy duty blow moulded seat for extra durability. The round pole premium FSC® certified timber is pressure treated and is extremely strong. The top bar of the play set is 100mm in diameter and the legs are 80mm in diameter making the frame highly robust. Metal swing attachments encircle the pole so no drilling is required, maintaining the strength and integrity of the timber. The sturdy frame also has wooden cross braces giving the swing set extra stability. Parents can have peace of mind their children are riding a high quality swing set, with safety standards at the centre of its design. Classic wooden swing set for year round entertainment.
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**Beach Block**-Great Location!!! in Ocean City
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Condo is located on the beach block at 62nd street. Perfect location, right in the middle of town. Walk to the beach without crossing a highway. Condo is clean and comfortable. All one room with a queen size pillow top mattress and a full futon. 32 inch LCD flatscreen tv with dvd player. Galley kitchen with new stove and fridge. Air conditioning. Balcony looks over the pool. Can't beat this place for the price!
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LAKE PARK, Ga. (AP) - Authorities in Lowndes County say a propane explosion at a restaurant left five people injured and caused severe damage to the building.
Witnesses told The Valdosta Times workers installing a new air conditioning unit Saturday smelled gas and shut the propane line off at the building in Lake Park. When the line was turned back on, it exploded and destroyed the building's roof and 1 of its walls.
Fire Chief Richard Guyton says between 80 and 85% of the building's interior was damaged. Four employees and a customer were injured and information on their conditions wasn't immediately available. Witnesses said some of the victims suffered cuts from falling ceiling tiles.
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The Bigs (PlayStation 2)
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