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Playing bad teams at home really seems to work for the Bruins.
After a treacherous two-game Canadian road trip that saw the Bruins' get outscored, 11-2, the lowly Hurricanes looked like a worthy opponent for the B's, but they escaped with a 2-1 win (box) and improved their record for the first time since they were last at home, which was also when they were playing bad teams.
The Hurricanes outshot the Bruins by wide margins in both the first and third periods and would have easily put more than one goal past Tuukka Rask had they finished any of what were multiple gimmes during a 1:44 5-on-3 in the first period. You get breaks like that when you play struggling teams, but by no means were the Bruins dominant.
That's the Bruins in a nutshell right now. They can get these wins, but they aren't dominant. The B's are now 7-4-0 without Zdeno Chara.
Here are four other things we learned Saturday:
Matt Bartkowski made his return to the lineup after sitting the previous seven games as a result of his early-season struggles. He played in place of Zach Trotman, who was a healthy scratch.
That wasn't the only change to the Bruins' back end, as Claude Julien broke up Dennis Seidenberg and Dougie Hamilton on the top pairing. The pairings were as follows:
Seidenberg – McQuaid
Morrow – Hamilton
Bartkowski – Krug
Bartkowski had a generally good game, with a particularly lengthy first-period shift in the offensive zone among the positives. A turnover in the second period led to a scoring chance for Jeff Skinner, but Saturday was overall an improvement on the mistake-heavy showings Bartkowski had before he was taken out of the lineup.
Bergeron was on the ice for Tlusty's goal, which made it eight even strength goals against for which he's been on the ice the last four games.
The results for Bergeron and his line changed later in the period, however, as Brad Marchand's work with the puck and ensuing pass set up a Bergeron goal with 50 seconds left in the period. The goal was the first for Bergeron's line since Reilly Smith's goal late in the third period of Monday's win against the Devils.
Bergeron also made a nice heads-up play in the offensive zone in the third period, picking off a Justin Faulk pass to set up a Seth Griffith scoring chance.
Daniel Paille turned the puck over in the neutral zone to lead to a lengthy Hurricanes possession on which Jiri Tlusty scored just over seven minutes into the first period. He was given just one more shift the rest of the period and did not play the final 10:27 of the first period.
Paille didn't take contact with anyone or appear to be in pain on his nine-second shift, which came on the penalty kill. He didn't look like a guy who was injured, and even if he was, the Bruins probably won't say anything about it.
Claude Julien threw some different looks out there for his forward lines as the period went on, giving Milan Lucic two shifts with Carl Soderberg and Loui Eriksson. The lines were reverted back to normal for the second period.
Paille still has no goals this season. He thought he scored when he wheeled around and in the high slot and whipped the puck through traffic and in, but the goal was waved off due to Gregory Campbell standing in the crease.
The line of Campbell between Paille and Gagne still has just one goal this season, a Campbell game-winner on Oct. 21 against the Sharks,
Say what you will about Tuukka Rask not starting in Montreal ' personally, I thought the Bruins' plan to go Rask in Toronto and Niklas Svedberg was the right plan going into it, with spectacularly poor results ' but Rask had a nice bounce-back performance Saturday against the Hurricanes.
Of course, a lot of goaltenders have good games against the Hurricanes, who entered Saturday 26th in the league in goals scored per game, but the Bruins will take it nonetheless.
One of Rask's bigger saves came about eight minutes into the third period, when he left a rebound out front for Victor Rask but was able to recover and stop Carolina's second-chance opportunity.
MONTREAL — The two-game Canadian road trip the Bruins had this week was an opportunity for them to show they can win games that aren't at home and against bad teams. Instead they looked more like the struggling team they were early on in the season, just without Zdeno Chara and David Krejci.
Claude Julien's decision to start Niklas Svedberg over Tuukka Rask looked good early on, as the Bruins held a 1-0 lead after a first period that saw Svedberg deny Max Pacioretty on the doorstep, but things gradually fell apart for the Bruins for a second straight night. With Thursday's 5-1 loss to the Habs (box) in their final trip to the Bell Centre this regular season, the Bruins fell to 0-2-0 this season against their biggest rivals. They also lost both games of the Toronto-Montreal trip by an aggregate score of 11-2.
Entering Thursday, Svedberg had only started against two teams this season: the Sabres twice and the Islanders once. The Islanders are nothing to sneeze at, but the Sabres entered Thursday last in the NHL with eight points. The Habs proved to be a much different animal, as Max Pacioretty scored a pair of goals as part of a run of four consecutive goals for the Habs beginning in the second period.
Because it's Montreal and we technically didn't learn why Alexander Khokhlachev was recalled (see below), this will be a six things we learned. Here are the other five:
In Toronto, we pointed out that Patrice Bergeron had been on the ice for four five-on-five goals against in a two-game stretch. Make it seven in three games, as Bergeron's line and the Dougie Hamilton – Dennis Seidenberg pairing allowed two second-period goals Thursday and allowed another in the third.
For as swell as it is that Bergeron's line was producing more recently and that Hamilton has played big minutes and put up points (including a first-period power play goal Thursday), the Bruins aren't happy when anyone gives up goals in bulk, let alone their best players.
The last time Bergeron had a minus-3 rating in a game prior to Thursday night was on Feb. 11, 2011. Bergeron has now been a minus player in seven of his 18 games this season; he was a minus player just 14 times all last season.
Thursday's game was Milan Lucic's first game back at the Bell Centre since doing that thing he did with his hand last month. Rather than making another not-so-wise choice, however, Lucic was the guy drawing the dumb penalty Thursday night.
After placing a big open-ice hit on Jiri Sekac late in the second period, Lucic was approached by P.K. Subban. Lucic seemed interested in dropping the gloves, but Subban instead cross-checked him. Knowing Subban wasn't going to fight him, Lucic didn't retaliate and Subban was the only player given a penalty.
The Bruins didn't score on the power play, but that was one of the minor, minor victories they could take from the night.
Dale Weise, who first made enemies with the Bruins as a Vancouver Canuck in the 2011-12 regular season and only heightened things last postseason, figured to remain a big part of the Bruins-Canadiens rivalry this season. That was put in doubt, however, when the man Milan Lucic not-so-affectionately referred to as a "baby" after Game 7 was made a healthy scratch by the Habs in the first meeting between the teams this season.
Weise was in the lineup Thursday, however, and he made quite the impact. First, Weise fought and defeated Gregory Campbell in the opening minutes of the game. In the second period, the veteran winger was tripped by Dennis Seidenberg while on a breakaway, resulting in a penalty shot on which he scored easily on a gaping five-hole exposed by Svedberg. He also picked up the primary assist on Max Pacioretty's second-period goal. He also took a goaltender interference penalty late in the game, which earned him a punch to the head from Adam McQuaid.
Speaking of five-hole goals for Weise, that's a spot that's been good to Weise in this building against the Bruins. Weise beat Rask on a breakaway in Game 3 of the second round last postseason.
The Bruins recalled Alexander Khokhlachev on an emergency basis Thursday, with Claude Julien saying prior to the game that the recall had nothing to do with David Krejci being out and that a different player would be a game-time decision against the Habs.
Khokhlachev didn't take a single line rush in warmups and was made the healthy scratch. The good news for him: he gets the NHL pay. The bad news: The Moscow native's parents, who now live in Toronto, made the trip to Montreal for the game.
Mark Divver of the Providence Journal tweeted earlier Thursday that Carl Soderberg was the player in question. Soderberg played through a wrist injury earlier in the season but did not miss any games.
Matt Fraser fought back in his days of junior hockey in the WHL and dropped the gloves twice last season, but he says he doesn't consider himself a fighter. Instead, he considers himself a player who wants to show his team he's willing to do anything.
That's admirable, but maybe Fraser shouldn't be so willing to fight for a little bit. The third-line left wing dropped the gloves in the second period and got clocked by Nathan Beaulieu amidst multiple punches he took from the Habs defenseman. Fraser didn't look in great shape as he went straight to the training room rather the penalty box.
Perhaps surprisingly, Fraser returned to the game in the third period.
NBC Sports NHL analyst Pierre McGuire made his weekly appearance Thursday on Middays with MFB, following broadcasting the Bruins' blowout loss to Toronto Wednesday night and to discuss the state of the team going into Thursday̵
NBC Sports NHL analyst Pierre McGuire made his weekly appearance Thursday on Middays with MFB, following broadcasting the Bruins' blowout loss to Toronto Wednesday night and to discuss the state of the team going into Thursday's game against Montreal. To hear the interview, go to the MFB audio on demand page.
McGuire was inside the benches during the Bruins' 6-1 loss Wednesday night, and did not like what he saw from the Bruins team, which was unexpected as he thought they would have played well going in.
"I said this last night, and I meant it sincerely, I haven't seen the Bruins get beat like that in a long time," said McGuire. "I was dumbfounded by that because I was around their room, I talked to their coaches before the game. The players really had an intense situation that they were looking at, they were looking like they were up to the challenge.
"The coaches were really excited — they had won six of their previous seven, all seven games that they had played previously [Zdeno] Chara wasn't there, and they were finding ways to get it done. Obviously [Patrice] Bergeron and [Dougie] Hamilton were really playing well. I had the feeling they were going to play a really good game last night, and I was really wrong. They did not play a good game last night."
Tuukka Rask was pulled in the second period after allowing four goals and although he might not have played in the second half of the back-to-back, McGuire says he should after what took place Wednesday night, and Rask not playing the entire game.
"[Tuukka] has to get his team's confidence in Montreal, so that the team knows that he can deliver there," he said. "It is up to him, and if I were Claude [Julien], he's playing tonight."
"You have to get back on your horse and Tuukka is going to play guilty tonight," he added. "I don't know if he is going to be good enough to win or not, but he has to get in there and play guilty and say, 'I wasn't good enough last night.' I think he's that honest with himself and with his teammates, that I think he will play guilty tonight."
Following are more highlights from the interview. For more Bruins news, visit the team page at weei.com/bruins.
On why playing Montreal after Wednesday's game is a good thing: "I think one of the best things that could happen in this, is to actually have to play the next day after a humiliating loss in Toronto. Now they are playing with edge, you got to think they are all going to play with edge. They are going to bring a little bit nasty tonight.
"I can tell you one thing, on the bench, Claude Julien was not pleased and the one thing he kept saying was, 'You're never going to win games if you don't touch the other bodies, you're never going to win games if you don't hit somebody.' And he kept saying it, and kept saying it. He got the players attention, guys were trying, but they were a step slow and they were not engaged. They knew the game was over and they had a game tonight so they weren't engaged."
Is Montreal the best team in the Eastern Conference?: "No, no, no, no. Tampa Bay and Pittsburgh. Tampa Bay and Pittsburgh right now are better than Montreal. Montreal isn't playing great and they would be the first people to tell you. Carey Price has covered up a lot of their blemishes on the back end. Their power play has not been very good — that is why they went out and got Sergei Gonchar. They are not getting consistent offense from Max Pacioretty and David Desharnais and they need both those guys to provide consistent offense.
"I do Montreal radio everyday, and have for the last 17 years, and the one thing I will tell you, is the fans are really excited about this team, but this team has under delivered thus far based on expectations of their fan base."
BROSSARD, Quebec — Tuukka Rask doesn't win too often at the Bell Centre.
BROSSARD, Quebec — Tuukka Rask doesn't win too often at the Bell Centre. The Canadiens know it, but they also know that history doesn't matter in the present.
"They said the same thing about Henrik Lundqvist last year," P.K. Subban said. "He seemed to play pretty well."
Indeed, Lunqvist did. After not winning in Montreal since 2009 being sat at the Bell Centre since 2012, the Rangers' netminder went into Montreal and allowed three goals over the first two games (both Rangers wins) of the Eastern Conference finals. New York would win the series in six games.
Rask has a career record of 3-11-3 against the Habs and in the regular season and a 3-6-0 against them in Montreal in the regular season (4-7-0 including playoffs). He also lost two of his three starts against them last at the Bell Centre last postseason, though his one win was a shutout. Rask blanked them in Montreal in the 2009-10 season.
It isn't like Rask has been a disaster against the Canadiens, but then again, not beating the Canadiens qualifies as a disaster for the Bruins.
"I wouldn't look too much into it," Subban said. "When he comes to this building, whenever we play Boston, it seems that we do a good job of getting traffic in front of him and not make it easy on him. It's not an easy building to play in, but to say that he can't have a good game here – I mean, I think he's one of the best goalies in the league. He's proven that and he's played well against us at time.
"To be honest with you, when you see some of the goals that we've scored, we've done a good job of creating traffic. It's not easy stopping second and third shots. We've had a couple of breakaways against him — that's a 50-50 chance – so I think if we're not prepared to get traffic in front of him tonight and make his life a living hell, then I don't think we're doing ourselves justice."
Rask was pulled after allowing five goals in 47:15 in the Bruins' only game at the Bell Centre this season. The Bruins gave him the start Wednesday in Toronto, which could have set up either a back-to-back for the reigning Vezina winner or a start for Niklas Svedberg. Because the Bruins pulled Rask early in the second period after he allowed his fourth goal, Svedberg had to play against the Leafs.
It might not be the wisest idea for the Bruins to play Svedberg two nights in a row given that he hadn't played since Oct. 30 prior to getting in Wednesday's game. Had Rask finished Wednesday's game, the smart move for the Bruins might have been to go with the Rangers/Lundqvist method and keep him away from the Canadiens. Lundqvist proved that goalies can win in any building in the postseason despite their past troubles. Rask is Lundqvist's peer as one of the five best goalies in the league, so he should be held to the same standard.
Should Rask play, the Habs will be aware that he'll want to prove something. That, Subban said, gives the Habs something to prove as well.
"If anything, if the history is that he does have a tough time playing here, I think that puts even more of an onus on us to to try and be ready to play," Subban said, "because you know he's coming in here with the mindset of he wants to play well."
That's if he plays.
MONTREAL — According to multiple reports (first reported by Renaud Lavoie of TVA Sports in Montreal), the Bruins have called up center Alexander Khokhlachev for Thursday night's game


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We are very pleased to announce that Bud and Lois, former NAB workers in Cameroon, are once again preparing to represent NAB in Asia. Bud and Lois will be serving as "Educators in Asia," and will be an encouragement to Nick and Iris as we expand Team NAB in this region. We would invite you to lift up this initiative in three particular areas—
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Leaders are readers. I don't exactly know when or how this aphorism first trickled into my mind, but I know that over the years I've read or heard it repeatedly. So let me repeat it and give you the opportunity to let it sink in. Leaders are readers.
In this month's communiqué on leadership, I want to share with you the titles of just a few leadership-oriented books that have significantly shaped the fabric of my thoughts and behaviors about leadership. To gain some additional balance, I've also asked the executive team at the North American Baptist International Office to give their short list. If you'd like, shoot me back an email listing those one or two books that have influenced your viewpoints on the practice of leadership.
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As the new president of the Canadian Labour Congress, Hassan Yussuff has brought more positive media coverage to the labour movement in the last week than it's had in a year.
Cynicism towards politicians is high and growing and perceptions that the governing party is rigging our election laws in its favour will only further the cynicism towards our political system.
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The Supreme Court is yet to rule on the reference from the government and the Tories might yet go for bolder stands, at which time, Trudeau's move may look like only a half measure.
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At 9:52 a.m., the first calls came in of shots fired at the National War Memorial. Five people tried to save Cpl. Nathan Cirillo's life who was standing guard at the National War Memorial. He later died of gunshot wounds.
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Liberal Sen. Jim Munson in a lockdown in Room 257 East Block doing a media interview.
NDP MPs, staffers, and others locked down in Room 257 East Block, watching the events unfold on one small laptop.
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Demand, infrastructure affects price and delivery of heat amid very cold winter
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JUDY WOODRUFF: Well, this especially cold winter is having an impact on the prices, and at times delivery sometimes of natural gas and propane. In Wisconsin, Governor Scott Walker directed state agencies today to work with residents who are having trouble getting propane as supplies have dwindled and the price has spiked up.
Over in the Northeast, as demand rises, the pipeline system for delivering natural gas is the subject of new questions. And this weekend, a rupture of a TransCanada pipeline in Canada has affected customers in Minnesota, North Dakota and Wisconsin.
Marty Durbin is CEO of America's Natural Gas Alliance, which is an industry trade group. And he joins us now. Thank you for being here.
MARTY DURBIN, America's Natural Gas Alliance: Happy to be here.
JUDY WOODRUFF: So I think a lot of Americans think we have this glut, this enormous supply right now of natural gas, but we're finding out it's more complicated than that.
MARTY DURBIN: It actually is true. We do have an enormous supply of natural gas.
What we're seeing happen now is that this is obviously a severe weather event, as we have been hearing about. And so the prices will move when we have these events. You know, the last two winters were very mild. We saw prices down around $2.50. So while we are having some isolated issues of infrastructure, both policy and some financing issues around pipelines and what have you, bottom line is the supply is there.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Well, if the supply is there, then what is happening? We mentioned three states in the Midwest. What are the infrastructure and the pipeline issues, problems?
MARTY DURBIN: Well, let me be clear first in the TransCanada pipeline issue.
There's a concern about anybody that is going to have to be in the cold right now. But it did the -- the TransCanada explosion did end up having an impact in three states. It affected about 100,000 residents where the gas company asked them to curtail their use. Happy to say that those curtailments have all been lifted. And they never lost their gas service.
So they were able to work around the issue, and because there is enough pipeline network out there.
JUDY WOODRUFF: And what about the pricing part of all this? The price -- again, if there is a huge supply, why are prices going up? I was reading today that they have gone up -- I can't find the numbers -- I think four times higher than normal?
MARTY DURBIN: Well, there were some price spikes in specific instances.
The fact is that, even in the Northeast, especially with residential and commercial customers, they have guaranteed contracts for natural gas, so they didn't see prices go up. They did use more. It affects more the electric generators, who don't have these guaranteed contracts for natural gas supply.
So when they can be interrupted, everyone else is using it, they have to buy on the spot market. So it's really just an incremental part of the market out there, where these prices ended up being so high.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Was the industry taken by surprise by this, given the cold weather...
MARTY DURBIN: Oh, I don't -- no, I don't think the industry was taken by surprise. I mean, this is a -- again, I think, a severe weather event that we're dealing with here.
I think the industry is showing that there were not specific supply constraints from a natural gas standpoint. I think the other thing we have to realize ...
JUDY WOODRUFF: What did you mean by that?
MARTY DURBIN: Well, I think in essence, we have got -- the infrastructure is there, but in certain instances...
JUDY WOODRUFF: To get the gas from the origin to the people who need it's?
MARTY DURBIN: Correct.
But, again, there are isolated areas, for example, in New England. There is not as much of a pipeline infrastructure there. Part of this is now that, you know, we have seen such a fast transition to this -- you know, this natural gas abundance, that we're going to have to catch up, both from infrastructure, policy, financing and other opportunities, to make sure that the natural gas is always there when it's needed.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Right. And I want to ask you very quickly, before I let you go, Marty Durbin, about propane. I know that's not your area, but what is the story there with the rising costs and the scarcity?
MARTY DURBIN: Well, again, I think the stockpiles of propane have been down for two reasons, number one, the colder-than-normal weather.
And then also back in the fall, there was a very wet harvest. Propane is used in the agriculture -- agriculture industry to dry the harvest. So stockpiles were down. And propane doesn't have as quick an ability to ramp up production. So, when we have these severe weather events, that's why we start to see stockpiles dwindle.
JUDY WOODRUFF: So this is just a temporary -- how long -- people who are -- need propane who can't get it, how long are we talking about waiting? Do we know?
MARTY DURBIN: Well, the expectation, as the weather starts to moderate, we will see prices moderate, but also the production will be able to start catching up to the demand.
JUDY WOODRUFF: All right.
Well, we thank you, Marty Durbin with America's Natural Gas Alliance.
MARTY DURBIN: Happy to be here.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Thank you.
MARTY DURBIN: Thank you.


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Jason G. Keen, 41, of Bryant passed away Sunday, Nov. 10, 2013. He was born March 27, 1972, in Benton.
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He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Roy Hinson and Hubert and Christine Keen.
Jason is survived by his wife, Jennifer Keen; three children, Natalie, Austin and Alyssa Keen; his parents, George and Debra Keen; his grandmother, April Greene; his sister, Jayme Cordell (Cody); his father-in-law, George Youngblood; his brothers-in-law, Randy Youngblood (Christina) and Darrell Youngblood; three nieces; five nephews; three great-nieces and one great-nephew.
Mary Elizabeth Ballard Olson, 91, of Traskwood went to meet her Lord on Nov. 1, 2013. She was born Jan. 27, 1922, in Benton. She was of the Baptist faith. Mary was a volunteer for the Saline Hospital Auxiliary for more than 10 years. She was blessed with a good life, loved her family, and liked to "go and do."
Mary was preceded in death by her parents, Gaum "Doc" Ballard and Annie Jewel; her stepfather; William Asa Rigsby, her husbands, Francis Olson and the
father of her children, Clinton Burnett; five sisters and five brothers.
Juanitha Reed Perkins, 85, of Benton passed away Monday, Nov. 11, 2013. She was born June 27, 1928 in Dallas County. Juanita was a housewife and a member of Holland Chapel Missionary Baptist Church.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Richard William Myers and Mary Joyce Dalton Myers; her husband, Charles Perkins; and 10 siblings.


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|CCR, rather than CPR, makes saving lives less invasive
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Mouth-to-mouth contact is one of the main reasons a person hesitates to give cardiopulmonary resuscitation, or CPR.
In today's world where germs are feared, and often for good reason, people are less and less likely to react quickly to an emergency situation if they don't know the victim.
Luckily, a new form of resuscitation has surfaced and proved to work better in terms of non-medically trained individuals helping a cardiac arrest victim until an ambulance arrives.
On Friday, July 22, Sedona Fire District Fire Marshal Gary Johnson trained members of our staff in cardiocerebral resuscitation, or CCR.
CCR consists solely of chest compressions, taking the fear of mouth-to-mouth contact out of the equation.
Our staff decided to receive training after reporting a story of one man saving his longtime friend's life on the golf course using the new method.
We figured if something happens in our office, or while we are out in the community, we should be prepared.
Other businesses are also taking a lead in training their employees to increase the chances of survival if one of them or a customer goes into cardiac arrest.
CPR training in high school seemed intense and complicated counting the number of chest compressions compared to breaths given to the victim. CCR, on the other hand, falls more in line with a person's natural response to a high-stress situation — just start pushing.
While there is some technique involved, the premise of the procedure is to get the blood and oxygen flowing quickly.
Johnson demonstrated how, even without administering mouth to mouth, simply pushing in on a person's lungs naturally causes air to leave the cavity and then refill the space when pressure is release, which brings into play one important difference between CPR and CCR. In CCR, the person administering the chest compressions must be sure his or her hands completely release from the chest between compressions so the lungs can fill fully with air.
Chest compressions need to be administered rapidly — approximately 100 per minute — to be effective, and Johnson said it's always helpful if more than one person can take turns working on the victim.
Johnson also pointed out, like in CPR, it is important to first determine the victim is not breathing before compressions begin. CCR is also to be used only on adults and never children.
The first step to save lives is for the public to be aware, educated and trained to step up and help out while medical crews are on their way.
If you, your family or your co-workers aren't trained in CCR, contact your local fire district or department or ambulance service to find out about training opportunities so you are prepared.
Every minute counts when a heart stops beating.
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My First Thought on hearing the big news might surprise you:In other words, "Keep Calm and Catholic On". In terms of pure law, DOMA was unconstitutional and was not surprisingly struck down.Seriously, though, I have nothing more to say on the DOMA story than I already laid out, here, and the Gay Marriage angle only solidifies it: Civil unions (which I support) will not be enough. I suspect the churches to quickly be expected to conform to the zeitgeist or (first) lose tax-exempt … [Read more...]
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"You know the difference between the Blues and Bluegrass? Both have lost their women, but the Blues laments it, while Bluegrass celebrates it!" Cue soul-warming laughter filling the Chapel Hall in Old Main where students, faculty, and staff sat, gathered together for a lighthearted hour of food and good music.
Snappy one-liners and quick fingers picking banjos helped to welcome this year's Brown Bag Series here on campus. Once a month, the Department of Fine Arts invites students to bring their lunches and to enjoy an hour listening to musicians from across the nation, who bring with them a variety of musical styles. A rather informal event, the Brown Bag Series provides an almost picnic-like atmosphere as even the founding fathers of the school seem to be smiling down from their portraits on the scene below.
This opening performance provided the perfect environment for sing-a-longs and audience requests of Bob Dylan and John Denver, allowing students to join in the creation of an all-around good time. And of course the performance wouldn't have been complete without a hand-clapping rendition of Tennessee's favorite song as indicated by the day's guest artist, Mike Roby, when he invited the audience to "take your teeth out, and I'll sing 'Rocky Top.'"
Although this most recent performance featured a Bluegrass group, past performances have featured different musical styles, such as Dr. Dr. Jordan Tang, director of the Jackson Symphony, so the series allows for a wide spectrum of musical styles to be showcased. From banjo to Bach, classical to contemporary, folk to fine art, the Brown Bag Series helps students to appreciate the diversity and the richness of a musical world awaiting their listening ears.
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Many students had the chance to experience Jim Wand at RUSH a couple of weeks ago. For those that didn't, Jim Wand is a Ph.D. in Psychology and has been practicing hypnotism for over 25 years. He's appeared on multiple television shows and has been entertaining audiences for years. Each year since I can remember he has come to Freed-Hardeman in September and done a show for the RUSH crowd and then another show the next night for the FHU students. Of any performer that comes to Freed's campus, I dare say Jim Wand draws the biggest crowd, and if you've seen his show, there's no question as to why that is.
As he always says at the beginning of his shows, you can only get hypnotized if you want to, so the whole 'villain with the spinning pinwheel forcefully hypnotizing his victims' thing is total fiction. Even with that explanation, sometimes it's hard to believe that these people aren't just messing with us as part of some elaborate entertainment scheme. Then I decided to try it.
I will say that there was no specific 'snap-of-the-fingers' moment where I blacked out and woke up an hour later to friends telling me the shenanigans I had done. I was conscious the whole time, kind of in a hazy dream like state thinking 'this is kind of weird but it feels pretty good so whatever.' I asked him about it after the show and he told me that it's perfectly normal. Even he himself responds to hypnotism in that way. Some people on the other hand do experience the 'what just happened' feeling when they come out of it, which I think would be terrifying. With all that being said though, I can vouch for it. The stuff is awesome. I have never felt so rested and energized as when I came off that stage those nights.
To all the skeptics thinking that it's just an excuse to act a fool up on stage, I'll leave you with this. My voice gets shaky and I think about throwing up any time I'm asked to make an announcement or speak in front of a big crowd but on those two nights, I acted like a gorilla, participated in a fashion show, pretended to be Buckbeak the Hippogriff and did the 'All the Single Ladies' dance in front of about 2,000 onlookers without batting an eye so I've got to tell you; I'm a believer. Make sure to check out Dr. Wand's show next September on campus at FHU!
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At FHU, you'll find opportunities to be involved in a variety of mission efforts including travelling on one of our many spring break mission trips, helping with disaster relief around the southeast, or just simply door knocking for Bible studies in the local community. To help with training and preparation for mission work, many FHU students, will be joining over 750 other college students at Camp Tahkodah in Arkansas for the 52nd annual Global Missions Experience. Formerly known as the World Mission Workshop, the name change redirects the focus from a primarily lecture-based format to a hands-on experience for students to gain practical knowledge in the mission field.
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The land of Sikkim, at the border of India and Tibet, was consecrated as a hidden sanctuary for the Buddha's teachings during the present epoch by the second Buddha, the great master Padmasambhava, who blessed it with the vajra wisdom of his body, speech, and mind. Through the infallible power of his aspiration and through our great effort, the monastery Shaydrup Kunkhyap Otong Khyilway Tsuklakhang (the Temple of Pervasive Teaching and Practice Blazing with a Thousand Lights), has been established for the preservation of the precious doctrine of the Buddha, which is the source of all benefit and happiness in existence and tranquility, and for the sake of all beings in the world.Read more
The Golden Stupa
Standing at the center of a new shrine room in the original building of the Karma Shri Nalanda Institute is the Golden Stupa (Lhabab Chodten), a magnificent reliquary that contains the precious relics and holy remains of His Holiness the Sixteenth Gyalwa Karmapa Rangjung Rigpe Dorje. Tsurphu labrang, the main administrator of Rumtek Dharma Chakra Centre, had the shrine specially constructed to serve as the receptacle for these objects of worship and deep veneration.
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