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Marion Leone Hansen
May 31, 1933 – July 31, 2014 Cremation has taken place and a memorial service for Marion Leone Hansen will be held at a later date. Marion, 81, died July 31 at her home in Greybull. Marion was born May
Dawn Lynnette Mayer
April 20, 1976 – July 29, 2014 A memorial service for Dawn Lynnette Mayer of Greybull will be held at a later date. Dawn, 38, died July 29 at her home in Greybull. She was born April 20, 1976, in
Linda Gibson Perkins
June 5, 1957 – Aug. 3, 2014 Cremation has taken place and a memorial service for Linda Gibson Perkins of Greybull will be held at a later date. Linda, 57, died Aug. 3 at her son's home in Sheridan. She
Carl Joseph Scheiner
Feb. 19, 1920 – July 31, 2014 Cremation had taken place and no services are planned for Carl Joseph Scheiner of Shell. Carl, 94, died July 31 at Bonnie Bluejacket Memorial Nursing Home. He was born Feb. 19, 1920, in
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July 29, 2014 Funeral services for former Greybull resident Amy Sue Coguill Love of Gillette will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 5 at the Zion Lutheran Church in Emblem with Reverend Jais Tinglund officiating. Amy passed away Tuesday,
Charles W. "Charlie" Shannon
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Office hours are Monday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Offices are closed on Friday and Saturday). Medical Emergency Cell Phone Number is (405) 642-1199. Office Phone (405) 948-7100. Fax (405) 947-2119. Mailing address is P.O. Box 82339, Oklahoma City, OK 73148. Church physical address is 800 S. Portland Avenue (at Interstate 40 and Portland Avenue), Oklahoma City, OK 73108.
Faith is conveniently located at Interstate 40 and Portland Avenue on the west side of Oklahoma City, near the Oklahoma State Fair Grounds.
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Arriving from North OKC and surrounding communities - exit on Northwest 10th Street West (OSU - OKC Campus), immediately enter the far left lane and turn left (south) on Portland Avenue. Go south about 1/4 mile and cross under Interstate 40, the church is on the left (East) side of the street.
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Sunday Morning at 10:00 a.m. - Adult Bible Fellowships (Small Group Ministries) and Children's Sunday SchoolSunday Morning at 11:00 a.m. - Contemporary Worship (Sanctuary)
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We offer Weekday Childcare Ministry (KIDS OF FAITH PLACE) as well as Children Ministries (6 weeks to 5th Grade) in all services.
Kids of Faith Place is our weekday Childcare facility, that is DHS approved. This rapidly growing facility is currently expanding and we are taking applications for our expanded areas. Jacqueline Pennick serves as our Childcare Director.
Pastor Vince and Jenny Boone serve as our Children's Pastors and lead an excellent Children's Ministry Team to serve the whole family. (See "Ministries" for more information.)
Check out the new Children's Ministry website! www.kids-faith.com
Youth Ministry classes and services are led by our Youth Pastor Marty and Taryn Shirey.
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The Bold Vision of Faith includes our weekly television ministry "Discover Faith" and our various USA and Global Missions Projects and Teams.
"Discover Faith" is our weekly television ministry that features the teaching ministry of Pastor Bates. Currently "Discover Faith" airs at the following times:
Sunday on KSBI 52/Cox 9 at 2:30 a.m.; 10:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m.
Tuesday on TBN 14/Cox 23 at 1:00 a.m.
Thursday on TBN 14/Cox 23 at 10:30 a.m.
Saturday on KSBI 52/Cox at 2:30 a.m.
Faith is also committed tovarious USA and Global Missions Projects and Teams.
Our first passion is to "Connect People to God" through every means possible and everywhere possible. See our Missions page for more information about missions.
Isn't it time that you "Discover Faith!"
Pastor Terry and Robin Bates
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The Grizzlies defeated the Owls 5-1 Wednesday night at McNair Field.
Trailing 1-0 after four innings, Gastonia scored three runs in the fifth and sixth innings and added two more in the ninth to improve to 21-13 overall and 2-5 in the second half of the West Division of the Coastal Plain League.
Henry Rundio (Gardner Webb) and R. Thompson both went 1-for-4 with two RBI each at the plate. Thomas Bess (Lander) was 4-for-5. Chris Robinson (Morehead State) had two hits.
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On the basis of observations from dog models and human studies, we hypothesized that a low-dose (550 cGy), single-exposure total body irradiation (TBI)-based regimen would result in improved survival when given to adult patients with acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) who were undergoing unrelated donor bone marrow transplantation in complete remission (CR). The regimen consisted of single exposure (550 cGy) of TBI given at a high dose rate (30 cGy/min) and cyclophosphamide. Graft-versus-host disease prophylaxis consisted of cyclosporine, methotrexate, and corticosteroids. Thirty-two consecutive adult patients (median age, 47 years) with AML in CR (15 in CR 1 and 17 in CR > or =2) were treated. Sixteen patients (50%) were alive and in remission at last follow-up (median, 2.2 years; range, 0.6-4.0 years). Kaplan-Meier estimates of overall and leukemia-free survival at 3 years were 55% +/- 14% (mean +/- SE) and 57% +/- 14% in CR 1 patients and were both 39% +/- 12% in CR > or =2 patients. Transplant-related mortality was 13% for patients in CR 1 and 41% for those in CR > or =2. Only 1 patient (3%) experienced fatal regimen-related organ toxicity, and only 1 had grade III or IV acute graft-versus-host disease. Graft failure was not observed. Relapse occurred in 22% of patients. This low-dose (550 cGy), single-exposure TBI-based regimen resulted in good survival and a low risk of fatal regimen-related organ toxicity in adult patients with AML who underwent unrelated donor bone marrow transplantation in CR.
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Jon Stewart Vivisects âEnergy Independenceâ
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We live in the age of video. As a writer, particularly one who writes books, that fact is rather painful. But the reality is that television, and increasingly, video on the Internet think YouTube, Hulu, etc. is the dominant medium of our time.
In my third book, Gusher of Lies: The Dangerous Delusions of "Energy Independence," I took 291 pages to examine nearly every aspect of Americas interdependence with the global market in everything from crude oil to chromium. I looked at the history of US oil production, the myriad outrages of the corn ethanol scam, and discussed how the increasing integration of the global market would likely thwart Americas efforts to isolate Iran. (For more on the failure to isolate Iran, see Andres Calas piece from June 16.)
And while Im still proud of Gusher, I am chastened. No matter how I might try, I cant compete with Comedy Central and Jon Stewart on "The Daily Show." In less than eight minutes, this video by Stewart is more effective at destroying the notion of "energy independence" than I was in an entire book. And he does it with so much glee and style that Im left more than a little envious. The segment is hilarious. And the hilarity comes naturally as it uses video clips from the last eight presidents, showing how each one has been bold in their promises to rid the US of its "addiction" to oil. Jimmy Carter wanted to use solar energy. Gerald Ford talked about coal. George W. Bush hyped the merits of cellulosic ethanol. And then theres President Barack Obama, who, alas, used the phrase "energy independence" during his recent Oval Office speech.
The funniest line in Stewarts video comes at about the 3:48 mark. After showing clips of every president since Nixon talking about the dangers of foreign oil and the need to become energy independent, Stewart says "Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Fool me eight timesâ¦am I a fucking idiot? I must be an idiot."
And that, ladies and gentlemen, may be the single best comment Ive heard about the dire poverty of our energy discussions in this country. America desperately needs someone in the corridors of power who will speak honestly about the essentiality of hydrocarbons to the global economy. The country needs someone who will point out that -- love it or hate it -- there are no viable replacements for crude oil. Alas, until we get a leader who will dare to utter such truths, our politicians will continue treating us like idiots.
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I have a chocolate milk stout fermenting, OG 1.060. It has been 2 weeks to the date since I first threw it in the carboy. It took 48 hours to hit full krausen, now my beer is sitting at 1.023 and there has been a 1/4 inch of foam sitting on top for about a week now that wont seem to drop. There is still slight activity in the airlock (no visual movement. but air space in airlock is full of tiny bubbles). My question is if after a check it again in a few days, and it is stuck. Is is safe to stir up the yeast to get some activity even with the krausen on top?
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When my husband mentions that he teaches business ethics, one occasional comeback is, "Isn't that an oxymoron?"
In fact, it's not. Business is not an intrinsic evil. And, as the Occupy movement unintentionally made clear, it's incoherent to bash corporations in general while gobbling up the goods and services they offer so as to enhance your anti-business hipster chic.
But teaching ethics to MBA types has its challenges. It's not that they can't understand truths about good and evil, virtue and vice. It's just that they can't hear those truths at all—unless you express them in a language they can understand. You can't be preachy,
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Mr. van Schaijik,
(again, Thanks! for hosting, me.)
Limiting my focus to Jules':
My own sense, in case you like to know, is that allowing ... to receive communion, is incompatible with the Faith, and hence a corruption.
Attending Catholic grade-school, indoctrination to the Blessed Sacrament comes at a very-very early age. And how many kids have protested as they develop, only to meet compulsion by the adults? Then, when adult themselves, and self-willing, are met with the strictest of standards, and exclusion?
Appetizer to the last supper proper, Matthew 26, Jesus, knowing Judas would betray him, "He who has dipped his hand into the dish with me is the one who will betray me."-v.23. He did not prevent him. "Nevertheless, God's solid foundation stands, bearing this inscription, 'The Lord knows those who are his';"-2 Timothy 2:19, hearkening to John 10:14, "I am the good shepherd, and I know mine and mine know me.". (See also catholic? v.16?)
Can a sinner "corrupt" the Lord of lords?! Why not: "Give us today our 'epiousios' bread;"-Matthew 6:11?
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Also?: "benignant love" at footnote 1, p.352, George Holmes Howison's "Limits of Evolution" (essay 7).
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s it Cardinal Burke that you are pointing to in your comments? Isn't it "licit" for a Cardinal -- indeed even for a layperson -- to debate a doctrinal position at odds with others in the magisterium, and even the Pope? I have read and reread the Catechism chapters on teaching authority and papal infallibility and I do not see how Cardinals' academic debates in the context of a conclave, can be considered somehow "unfaithful" to the Pope or the Church.
My own elementary understanding of the Church's catechism concerning the Sixth Commandment (I taught it for 10 years at the fourth grade level) tends to agree with Cardinal Burke's view, but I am aware that there are many "liberal" Catholics who think such views are passe and simplistic. One liberal Catholic is the pastor of a church in Massachusetts where I was disinvited from teaching eighth graders as a guest lecturer on the Ten Commandments this year because I was planning to teach the Sixth Commandment in accordance with the written catechism for Children that age (i.e., chastity, and wait until marriage, and only traditional marriage). The children were preparing for confession in advance of eventual confirmation. Yet, I was instructed to either avoid all mention of the Sixth Commandment or to warn parents in advance that the Sixth Commandment would be taught and allow the parents to opt out their children, because such "traditional" views are now considered "controversial;" gay marriage is here to stay;-- and, I was told, the Pope's view is that at the parish level, we must not be "obsessed" with such issues. With this encounter in mind, I would have immediately understood, Jules, if you had expressed irritation with self-described "liberal" supporters of the Pope. My own opinion is that this one Pastor and others dealing with children who are daily inculcated with "diversity" training in public schools, have, by their withdrawal of Church teaching on the subject, done great harm to scores of young people who have been thus misinstructed (my opinion) on the catechism.
Since the only "conservative" view on the issue among theologians that I know of is Cardinal Burke's view --your irritation at "conservatives" is a great surprise to me. Surely Cardinal Burke is defending the Church's teaching as it has existed for more than 2,000 years. Is that really so bad -- even if it seems to irritate the Pope -- or "liberal supporters" of the Pope?
So, I have the impression that you may be referring to people and comments that I have not heard -- or perhaps have not paid much attention to because their comments were over my head. And here you seem to be trying not to name names. Still, if you can, please explain -- at least on a level that this poor fourth grade volunteer catechist can understand. Kindest regards - I know that I can be a pain. Freda
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Dear Jules, I am going to put this comment into several frames because it is way over the "word limit".
Part 1: I've re-read your responses several times and I'm afraid I still don't understand your point. Perhaps this is because I don't know what and who you are talking about when you speak of the "conservative" critics of the Pope. In terms of Church doctrine (truly my only current interest) the only names I know are Cardinal Burke on the "conservative" side and Cardinal Kaspar on the "liberal" side. Cardinal Burke seems to be of the opinion that to allow divorced and remarried persons to receive communion while they are living in adulturous relationships would be an abrupt reversal of doctrine, and, in Newman's terms, not be a "development" but a corruption of doctrine. Cardinal Burke also argues that condoning same sex relationships and other sexual alliances outside of traditional marriage would also be a corruption of doctrine. Admittedly, I base my understanding of Cardinal Burke's poisition on an interview he gave to Raymond Arroyo on EWTN. I have not read his book (though I plan to do so). I did not hear him criticize the Pope.
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Or maybe this one:
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Rose, here's a link I found:
I'm not sure if it will work--maybe if you cut and paste the link to your browser?
Nov. 19 at 9:42pm | See in context
I like that example Katie. Once a widely shared moral blindness of some sort is exposed as a blindness, insisting on it (though understandable for a while) turns into something worse than a mere blindness.
Nov. 19 at 8:40pm | See in context
I want to add a point.
The story of St. Francis cutting ties with his father is an especially dramatic one. Most cases of human conflict are not so clear and unambiguous.
Still, it offers us a pattern we can recognize in our own experience.
We can know and vividly experience that we are offering love and truth (the truth of ourselves) to a person who refuses it. Very often he not only refuses it, but heaps contempt on it, and tries to twist it into something else—something ugly and unacceptable. He tries to shame us into compliance with his false view of us, of himself and of reality. We experience the attempt both as a rejection of us, and as a terrible temptation to disconnect with ourselves and our mission of the moment.
Read the literature on co-dependency and other toxic forms of relating, and you'll soon see how normal an experience this is.
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I just saw it's unavailable now on youtube. I don't know why. Maybe Devra can find it. Meanwhile, there's another very good one just put out by Courage, a group dedicated to supporting SSA Catholics in their desire to live chaste lives.
It's called Desire of the Everlasting Hills.
Nov. 19 at 8:13am | See in context
What do I do to watch the video ?
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About neutrality.
I added the second paragraph to my post for a few reasons. The main one is that I do not like to speak for Newman. Not so much because I think he would not agree, but because 1) I want to be held responsible for my own thoughts, and 2) because I would like to stay on topic, and not get diverted into arguments about what Newman said where and when, and how to interpret it all.
Another reason is that the post is limited. Not biased or slanted I hope, but selective and incomplete. The many negative conservative reactions to Pope Francis over the last year or so, have brought to mind, to my mind, certain observations and insights of Newman. I used some of those in my post without any intention of giving a complete or balanced picture of Newman.
This is perfectly legitimate on a forum like this, don't you think?
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Needing a plain background for a minute or two I removed a home grown background.
When I wanted to return to as before, it was no longer listed. Worse still I can't find the original file!
Where are background files stored? I don't remember having trouble before, but then it is a long time since I wanted to change a picture. Meanwhile I'll continue to search.
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Mine are stored in the My Pictures folder, I have a whole folder of wallpapers in there.
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Thanks Chronus
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I have copied the source file to this folder so there is no link to be broken if I do it again some day!
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I keep my custom ones in C:\Wallpapers. And still I forget.
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November 26, 2014
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) _ Todd Haley has been hired as coach of
the Kansas City Chiefs after helping the Arizona Cardinals reach
the Super Bowl.
The Chiefs announced the hiring in a statement Friday before a
news conference.
Haley was the offensive coordinator of the Cardinals. He joins a
team that went a franchise-worst 2-14 under coach Herm Edwards, who
was fired Jan. 23. Edwards lost all but two of his last 25 games
and launched a rebuilding project that made the Chiefs the league's
youngest team this season.
The Chiefs haven't won a postseason game since an aging Joe
Montana was their quarterback in the 1993 season.
Kansas City Chiefs hire Todd Haley as coach
Haley helped shape an offense that carried the Cardinals to an
improbable NFC West title and nearly a Super Bowl victory over
He did not start calling plays until late in the 2007 season.
But this season an Arizona offense led by quarterback Kurt Warner
set a franchise record with 427 points, finished third in scoring
in the NFL and was second in yards passing.
(Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
^By DOUG TUCKER=
^AP Sports Writer=
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