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After a difficult season of unrest, the door is again opening to serve dozens of people groups in the Central African Republic (CAR) who are still without Scripture. We are looking for someone with a unique combination of vision, skills, and commitment to join the Bible translation team in CAR.
Bible translation has been underway in the CAR for many years, but multiple challenges need to be overcome in order to accelerate the progress. The local partners in Bible translation, ACATBA, recently negotiated an agreement granting them ownership and management responsibility for a complex of facilities in Bangui that will serve the support and training needs of translation teams working throughout this nation. The opportunity before us is to maximize the use of these facilities for a new season of impact for God's Word through the church in the CAR.
We are recruiting an individual, or couple, to work within the ACATBA team bringing leadership to the management and development of these facilities. While initially this role will require significant hands-on involvement, it is essential that the Center Manager trains and mentors local Central Africans to carry this responsibility. An experienced work force is already in place, but needs leadership to increase their effectiveness.
The Center Manager will work closely with the ACATBA Executive Director and team to develop and implement a master plan for facility use and ministry operations. Wycliffe Associates' team and resources are available to complement the local team.
The ability to work sensitively, comfortably, and effectively in a cross-cultural context is essential. A working knowledge of French would be valuable.
If you, or someone you know, would like to learn more about this opportunity to advance Bible translation in Central Africa just email us or phone Judy Yon toll-free at 1-800-THE WORD (800-843-9673). Judy will give you more details about the qualifications and job requirements, and can put you in contact with the team in CAR.
Thank you for helping us find the right person for this job!
The Challenge: more than 700 African languages have been identified as needing to begin Bible translation. Perhaps hundreds more languages that are beyond the reach of previous surveys also need Scripture. This year Wycliffe Associates' goal is to launch new Bible translations in at least 20 languages in Africa.
You may be the key person to meet this challenge!
We are recruiting a Language Program Facilitator to work directly with African churches, church networks, and language communities to launch Bible translation in new languages. As part of our Africa Area team, this person will share in responding to strategic opportunities in high-priority locations and improving our understanding of the current status of Bible translation in these countries.
Previous experience working with multi-cultural teams would be extremely valuable. We need someone with high respect for local church leadership, strong communication skills, action oriented problem solving skills, and a commitment to see God's Word change lives sooner instead of later. Aptitude to learn and apply emerging computer solutions to support translation is essential, as new technical tools are rapidly developing.
If you or someone you know would like to learn more about this opportunity, just email us or phone Judy Yon toll-free at 1-800-THE WORD (800-843-9673). Judy will give you more details about the qualifications required, a detailed job description, and connect you with our Africa Area Director to explore the possibilities.
Please forward this email to anyone you know that may know someone who should hear about this opportunity to immediately advance Bible translation in Africa.
Thank you for helping spread the Word!
Note: This is the third in a series of updates about translationStudio, Wycliffe Associates' new Android app and an exciting new project. The first post described how the app is relevant in the world of evangelism and Bible translation. The second post explained what translationStudio is and does.
As Bible translation moves increasingly into the hands of the local churches that God has raised up among the nations of the world, their earnest desire is to increase their unity with the global body of Christ. They are thirsty for God's Word and see collaboration in Bible translation as an opportunity to learn from the scriptural understanding of their brothers and sisters in Christ.
translationStudio is a tool to connect the global body of Christ through His Word. Here's how:
Along with each verse of Scripture and paragraph of a Bible story, there is a resource page that provides an explanation of key terms and translation challenges that occur in the passage. These resources are being developed by an expanding team of experienced translators and Bible scholars to assure that local translators have everything they need to succeed in their work. In years past, the only way to provide these resources was for the Bible scholars to personally travel to the village or teach in a local seminary. Computer technology now enables us to deliver these vital resources globally.
These biblical resources are initially included as text, but in upcoming versions of translationStudio we plan to add video and even "live" options to link local translators to experienced Bible scholars and translators via the Internet.
As we develop these resources, we are drawing from the wealth of biblical materials that already exist but are unavailable to most of the world due to copyright limitations. Every resource included in translationStudio will be released under Creative Commons: Attribution/Share-Alike licensing that allows free translation into any language.
Our short-term goal is to have all of the biblical source text and related resources available in translationStudio in 50 gateway languages.
To learn more about how you can be involved in this strategy to speed God's Word to the world, just give us a call toll-free at 1-800-THE WORD (800-843-9673) or email us!
"Now the body is not made up of one part but of many." 1 Corinthians 12:14 (NIV)
Beautiful. This is the word that comes first to my mind when I think of Papua New Guinea.
Papua New Guinea includes lush tropical islands with towering mountains, plunging waterfalls, emerald jungles, and crystal blue coastal waters. But the real beauty is in the people—and this job is about coming alongside the local people.
We are recruiting a Finance Manager to serve with the Bible Translation Association of Papua New Guinea as a mentor and trainer for local staff serving in this area of responsibility.
While the Finance Manager is responsible for the day-to-day accounting and financial management, the primary goal will be to increase the capacity of our Papua New Guinean partners.
On the finance side of this responsibility, increasing sources for local funding is a key to long-term sustainability. This will involve both effective engagement of local churches as well as developing complementary business strategies to provide additional revenue sources.
Papua New Guinea is in the South Pacific, just north of Australia. This position is located in the capital city of Port Moresby on the south coast of the main island. The working language at the Bible Translation Association is English.
If you or someone you know is interested to learn more about this opportunity, just call Ruben Garay toll-free at 1-800-THE WORD (800-843-9673). Ruben will discuss the qualifications required for this position as well as connect you to our local team in Port Moresby.
With over 200 languages in PNG still without one verse of Scripture, the future of Bible translation here depends on equipping Papua New Guineans to effectively tackle this challenge.
You can play a part in bringing the Bible to these 200+ Bibleless languages! Call Ruben Garay today at 1-800-THE WORD (800-843-9673).
On Tuesday I described a scenario that is about to become very familiar at Wycliffe Associates… a story of a person who begins to translate Bible stories, and ultimately Scripture, through the use of our newly provided resources. I promised I'd go into more detail, and here it is! I couldn't sleep before I wrote this. Too excited about this news:
God's Word in every language took a giant step toward reality as our translationStudio was released for free download in the Google Play store. The app is designed for mobile devices using Android operating systems. Here's the link to download!
This is just the beginning of developing a tool that puts Bible translation within reach of Christians worldwide.
Let's talk about what translationStudio does. The app integrates several leading edge strategies to advance Bible translation. I described the process in Tuesday's post, which I recommend reading if you haven't yet.
Additional notes about translationStudio:
All of this is available at no cost to the local church or their translators.
This summer we tested the beta version of this app with translation teams working in closed countries. The current version of translationStudio reflects their feedback to us on how to best assist them. By serving these translators, working in some of the most difficult and threatening parts of our world, the same tools and resources will be accessible to the Church worldwide.
This project is not finished. It is really just beginning. We need technicians, app developers, trainers, and Bible scholars to share in maximizing the benefit of these resources to the global Church. We need financial partners to include this strategy in your stewardship priorities as a blessing to the world. We need partners to lift this up in prayer, seeking God's continuing wisdom and guidance for everyone involved.
Email us or give us a call toll-free at 1-800-THE WORD (800-843-9673) to learn more about how God has prepared you to share in speeding His Word to the world!
"May God be gracious to us and bless us
and make his face to shine upon us,
2 that your way may be known on earth,
your saving power among all nations.
3 Let the peoples praise you, O God;
let all the peoples praise you!"
Psalm 67:1-3 (ESV)
Somewhere in the world today someone decided she has waited too long. She is desperate for God's Word in her heart language. She has been asking for help for years, but help is slow in coming. Today she stepped out in faith.
With a whispered prayer she searched the Internet on her smart phone. She had tried this before, but always came away disappointed. But this time… she found a new app in the Google Play store. With just a click she downloaded translationStudio to her phone.
Unconsciously she held her breath as she tapped the screen to open the app.
The app opened to the title "Open Bible Stories," with a list of 50 Bible stories. The first one said "The Creation." A tap on the title opened a page with sixteen illustrated story segments. A tap on the first segment opened a page with two columns. In the left column was a short paragraph, just four sentences that began the creation story. The lines in the right column looked like a blank sheet of paper.
With a tentative touch in the right column a cursor began to flash and… a keyboard appeared at the bottom of the page! But the letters were the English alphabet, and there were also some unfamiliar buttons. One looked a bit like a globe. A tap on the globe changed the letters on the keyboard to a new language! In just a few taps her native language's familiar letters appeared!
The flashing cursor beckoned her to continue. So… she began to type, slowly translating the English words and sentences into her own language, for the very first time.
She read the story. "This is how the beginning of everything happened. God created the universe and everything in it in six days. After God created the earth it was dark and empty, and nothing had been formed in it. But God's Spirit was there over the water."
Confusion. What does "created" mean? How to translate "God's Spirit"? She looked for hints that could help.
The icon on the top right of the screen looked like a light bulb. A slightly more confident tap opened a page titled "Resources", filled with notes about the key terms. Some of the words were framed like buttons, as if they were linked to another page. A tap on "Spirit" opened a new page, explaining who God's Spirit is!
With increasing confidence she typed. In less than an hour she translated the entire Creation story into her heart language!
Backing up to the story list, story number 23 caught her eye. "The Birth of Jesus." After a couple taps on the screen she began to translate the Christmas story in her language for the very first time.
Today this scenario of a person able to begin translating Bible stories, and soon thereafter God's Word, into one's native language is moving from the realm of fiction to non-fiction.
On Thursday I'm going to show you how Wycliffe Associates is using new technology to empower local translators and rapidly accelerate Bible translation in the most difficult parts of the world. Stick with me as I share how our new translationStudio app works with Open Bible Stories to help the global church accomplish Vision 2025… to initiate a Bible translation in every remaining language by the year 2025.
A Mediterranean island village in the south of France is a strategic location for Bible translation to impact the northern tier of African nations. Our partner here has an established network of relationships with Christian leaders across North Africa with the vision and access to launch Bible translation in dozens of languages in these limited-access nations. But while their vision is large, their team is small.
The leader of this expanding network has too many demands for his time and energy. He is asking us to recruit an Executive Assistant to join the team in France, working closely with this leader to increase his effectiveness.
French language competency would be helpful, but can be gained on location. Experience in office management, project coordination, and staff supervision are essential. Calendar management, travel planning, word processing, and routine bookkeeping will free the executive for other priorities. Experience working with a multi-cultural team would be ideal.
But one additional ability is required – availability.
If you or someone you know would be interested to know more about this opportunity just phone Judy Yon toll-free at 1-800-THE WORD (800-843-9673). Judy will give you more specifics on the job requirements and connect you with the team to answer any questions you have.
Do you have the combination of abilities and availability to help advance Bible translation? We'd love to talk with you about God's preparation in your life for this opportunity.
Tired of using your professional skill and experience to make someone else wealthy? Are you ready to expand your horizons and build rich personal and professional relationships? Do you want to invest your time and energy in work that has eternal value?
Our partner company in East Asia is looking for a Business Consultant to work with a multi-cultural team delivering professional services to a wide range of clients in support of Bible translation. Core services include document translation, small business consulting, and language tutoring.
The company is located in a large urban center and serves clients throughout the surrounding region. The Business Consultant will work closely with the CEO on business strategy, sales and marketing, office management, personnel training, financial planning and reporting, and service improvement.
If you or someone you know would like to learn more about this opportunity to serve minority language communities in East Asia, just phone Ruben Garay toll-free at 1-800-THE WORD (800-843-9673). Ruben will talk with you about the job qualifications and put you in contact with other members of our East Asia team.
Give us a call. We'd love to talk with you about how God has prepared you to be a part of the global Bible translation team!
A dusty footpath wound past our first home in Haiti, disappearing down into the ravine. All day long young girls walked down this path with empty five-gallon buckets swinging lazily from their hands, returning a few minutes later with a full load of water balanced carefully on their heads. The tropical heat and humidity worked against them, but they strained upward, seldom losing a drop, because their load of water was invaluable to their families.
On other paths you might find these same girls bearing loads of charcoal, mangoes, or even cement blocks. I expected these burdens would bend and break these small girls, but instead it strengthened them.
The girls walked tall and straight, with a regal air betrayed only by the threadbare rags that hung limply from their shoulders and hips.
These girls are not just carrying these burdens for themselves. They carry them for others.
The sight of girls carrying burdens is common in many of the places where Bible translation is underway. What is invisible in these areas, but just as important, are the thousands of Wycliffe Associates supporters like you who are helping to carry God's Word to the hearts and lives of these same families.
Galatians 6:2 says, "Carry each other's burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ" (NIV).
When I think of you supporting Wycliffe Associates, I picture you carrying and bearing the burdens of the individuals, families, communities, and nations of our ministries. I see you standing tall and straight, bearing up gladly to serve them.
Thank you for your partnership in Bible translation!
Did you catch the video of me pouring ice water over my head this week? No.
At the risk of pouring cold water on a bandwagon that is already drenched in cold water, why would I choose not to participate in such an obviously compassionate, generous, and fun trend? And why would I choose to blog about choosing not to participate?
I've never been much for bandwagons. Bandwagons are fancy vehicles designed to showcase the band as they ride the parade route in their neighborhood. But they generally get poor gas mileage and are not good for getting through rough terrain.
Now, if I was the President of the ALS Association I'd be pretty happy with the multi-million dollar boost in donations this summer.
I'll have to pass on this bandwagon – and all the other bandwagons as well.
There's a road less traveled, actually overgrown paths cutting through the deserts, jungles, mountains, and warzones where people mostly live in invisible desperation.
There are no parades or bandwagons in these neighborhoods. Just anonymous people being neighborly, sharing a meal, or tea, and conversation. Connecting heart to heart. Caring for one another.
… thinking together about eternal truths.
I guess I'd just rather walk.


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Live Like You Were Dying: A Story about Living
Posted May 10, 2005
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I met Michael Morris at a writers conference in 1999 way before he had any books out. He looked like a young John Grisham, working in a job where he interacted with Washington D.C officials. 'But, what I really want to do...' he said, with his head bowed, as if he were suddenly shy 'is write'. I looked at him and thought, 'Who doesn't, you're one of a million'. Two days later, after Michael and his wife returned to their home in the deep south, I picked up his new manuscript and began to read...and was stunned...this guy was gifted! I called my agent and said, 'You have got to sign this guy, this book is a winner.' She did. And that book, A PLACE CALLED WIREGRASS went on to win the Christy Award (like an Emmy ...for writing). Michel and his family remained friends with my family and while I was working on my forth book FLYING BY THE SEAT OF MY PANTS: Flight Attendant Adventures on a Wing and a Prayer, he was working on his next novel. Then he called one day and said 'There is this song on the radio you have to listen too...it's called LIVE LIKE YOU WERE DYING and it's my story.' I said, 'That's great Michael, maybe you should call Tim McGraw and tell him that. Ha Ha Ha.' (I was joking because no one we knew...knew how to contact Tim McGraw') A few days later, Michael called and sounded in shock, 'I didn't have to call Tim McGraw,' he said, 'his people contacted me. Marsha, It's like it was meant to be.' LIKE YOU WERE DYING is a true story, not just for the father of Tim McGraw..but for Michael Morris as well...maybe that's why it's ringing in the hearts of so many people. And now, as this his third book sells around the world - and he is writing his forth, I don't think Michael Morris is one OF a million, but, one IN a million.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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You've Heard The Song, Now Read The Story
This book impacted me like no other in quite a long time. Maybe it's because I'm getting older but this story about living life to the fullest left me thinking about dreams that I've put aside. Obviously it is based on the song by Tim but it goes so much deeper into explaining the story that is woven within the lyrics. Tim ever wrote the introduction for the book.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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A Wonderful Life and Story
I bought this gift for my dad who never reads. He read it in one night. This little book packs a big punch on the heart-strings. It reminded me of the Christmas classic It's A Wonderful Life. It's the story of a man who finds his way to life after almost losing his own. The man reconnects with his father and together they take a road trip out west where they do all the things associated with the song: bull riding and sky diving to name a few. This book would make a great Christmas or Father's Day gift. I can't recommend it highly enough. A stirring read.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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Perfect Present for You and Others!
Michael Morris is an author to watch. I fell in love with his writing in 'A Place Called Wiregrass', chose him as a Pulpwood Queen Book Club Selection with 'Slow Way Home' and my book club sponsored his book launch party for 'Live Like You Were Dying' with CMA Award winning songwriters, Tim Nichols and Craig Wiseman. This book reminds me that what is important in life. Life is a gift and we need to remember that and get our priorties straight. In a world that is increasing becoming materialistic, we tend to forget our faith and religion first, family second, and that our job should never take precedent over those two. Kathy L. Patrick Founder of The Pulpwood Queens Book ClubsWas this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.


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Recent data breaches at America's most secure fortresses, from the U.S. Senate and Lockheed Martin to Citigroup and Google, have sparked renewed corporate interest in "cyberinsurance." But you may need a hacker to decode these new cyber policies. Insurance Journal reports that a rash of recent headline-making hacks, including the breach of 100 million Sony» Read more
Now that the 2012 presidential election is underway, great bloviating will surely follow on which hot-button issue will ultimately move the electorate. My vote? Forget Afghanistan, forget bin Laden, forget health care reform – once again, it's the economy, stupid! Lest we have any doubts about the continued grievous state of suspended animation on Main» Read more
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If you smoke, you may soon choke on the cost of your health insurance. Why? Because those of us who don't smoke are sick and tired of paying for your habit — and thanks to health care reform, soon we may no longer have to. It's estimated that each employee who smokes may cost their employer» Read more
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It must be difficult for Ron Paul to simplify complicated issues
Submitted by We the People on Thu, 10/27/2011 - 18:59. Permalink
To the point where the average programmed television viewer can even have a clue about what he's talking about.
Good thing it's delegates that elect the President. It would be awesome to see the delegates reject the popular vote and dutifully elect the only candidate that has honored his oath of office to the Constitution.
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Rams complete 123-play scrimmage on Saturday
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Division I career games played/started: 4/0 (4/0 in 2013).
2013 (Freshman): Was used sparingly towards the end of the season on special teams, appearing in four contests.
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BP's Gulf of Mexico oil spill is eerily reminiscent of an incident that happened 31 years ago when the Mexican well named Ixtoc 1 blew out. The oil spewed for 10 months, says a Texas A&M University oceanographer Norman Guinassa, who has more than 40 years of experience studying the Gulf of Mexico. It was not stopped until a relief well was completed.
Guinassa, says the Deepwater Horizon well and the Ixtoc are very similar events, particularly with regards to their failed efforts to contain the oil leaks.
Ixtoc exploded and the entire rig sank, just like Deepwater Horizon. The cause of the Ixtoc explosion was a failed blowout preventer, also like Deepwater Horizon.
Guinassa says, "There was failure after failure to cap the well, just like today." But all of those failed attempts to cap Ixtoc were in only 160 feet of water. The exact same methods were used to cap the spill today but in 5,000 feet of water and they also failed.
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Citizenship, Identity, and Conflict in South Asia's Borderlands | 11/20/14
Suchitra Vijayan, Liana Sterling
The intrepid Suchitra Vijayan is working on a 9,000-mile journey through South Asia, which has taken her to Afghanistan and Pakistan, the disputed territory of Kashmir, and India's borders with Burma and China. What has she learned so far about the effects of borders on human lives?
Philip Alston on a World Court for Human Rights | 11/06/14
Philip Alston, John Tessitore
"The reason why governments are violating human rights on a grand scale is not because there is an absence of a world court," says Philip Alston. "The reason is that human rights culture has not taken off sufficiently in a great many countries." Instead, what's needed is first to develop regional mechanisms and then subsequently, regional courts.
From Paris to Moscow: The Rise of New Far-Right Movements Across Europe | 10/31/14
Marlene Laruelle, David C. Speedie
What effect has the Ukraine crisis had on the rise of ultra-nationalist forces in Russia and what has been the impact on Russia's neighbors? What is the situation among Europe's different far-right movements? Russia/Eurasia/Europe expert Marlene Laruelle has answers to these complex questions and more.
If Mayors Ruled the World: Dysfunctional Nations, Rising Cities | 10/29/14
Benjamin R. Barber, Joanne J. Myers
In the face of the most perilous challenges of our time, from terrorism to climate change, nation-states seem paralyzed. Can cities and the mayors who run them do a better job? The answer is yes, says Benjamin Barber, and in fact they are already doing it.
Peaceland: Conflict Resolution and the Everyday Politics of International Intervention | 10/06/14
Séverine Autesserre
Why do international peace interventions often fail to reach their full potential? Based on 15 years of research in conflict zones around the world, Autesserre shows that everyday behavior, such as the expatriates' social habits and actions caused by lack of local knowledge, strongly influence the effectiveness of many peacekeeping operations.
A Conversation with Lieutenant-General Roméo A. Dallaire | 10/02/14
Roméo A. Dallaire, James Traub
In this inspiring conversation, Dallaire talks about his faith in the principle of R2P--"one of the great innovations of our time"--and how to go about actually implementing it; the tragedy of Rwanda; and most of all, his work to prevent the use of child soldiers.
Foreign Fighters in Syria | 09/29/14
Richard Barrett
How is ISIS structured? Why are young Muslims from many countries going to Syria to join it? What is the nature and extent of the threat and how can it be overcome? Counterintelligence expert Richard Barrett (formerly with MI5, MI6, and the UN) gives an informative, balanced, and perceptive report. Don't miss it.
Climate Change and the Future of Humanity | 09/19/14
Dale Jamieson, Darrel Moellendorf, Mary Robinson, Henry Shue
Climate change is already here. The seas are rising, the glaciers are melting, and the atmosphere is warming. How can we work together to set a different course for humanity?
"Ethics & International Affairs" Fall 2014 Issue is Out! | 09/08/14
This issue features an essay by Mark Osiel on identifying the perpetrators of atrocity crimes; a centennial roundtable on climate change featuring Stephen M. Gardiner, Scott Russell Sanders, Paul Wapner, Clive Hamilton, Clare Palmer, Daniel Mittler, and Thomas E. Lovejoy; a feature article by Christian Enemark on "Drones, Risk, and Perpetual Force"; a review essay by Sir Richard Jolly on global governance; and book reviews.
The New World Disorder | 09/05/14
Michael Ignatieff
In this "New York Review of Books" piece, Carnegie Council Centennial Chair Michael Ignatieff reflects on democratic dysfunctions and their impact on the world order.
World War to a Global Ethic | 09/03/14
Joel H. Rosenthal
"We come here—100 years to the day from the calamitous events of the summer of 1914—to remember, to take stock, and to recommit to the ideals passed on to us by Andrew Carnegie and others. The Carnegie ideal was simple but audacious: it is indeed realistic and possible to use reason and experience to improve the ways in which we live."
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Zack: Which character is your favorite, Steve? Is it the guy in the tan shirt with the bandolier? The guy with a uniform that is just a cowl and Spanx?
Steve: I'm partial to the cringing businessman.
Zack: What worries me is that these were the characters that made the cover. I have a feeling we're going to find some real rejects inside.
Steve: Well, it's a Siembieda project, so you know there are going to be some robots in there somewhere. He probably includes the Mechanoids chapter that is in almost every book ever published by Palladium.
Zack: He loves that army of robots that looks like 1950s toasters.
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Dustin Ellermann of Zavalla took the $100,000 grand prize on The History Channel's "Top Shot" Tuesday night, in an elimination challenge that left little doubt that he really is the best competitive shooter in the country. Let's just say he hits what he aims at.
The almost entirely self-taught Ellermann out-shot firearms training equipment company president and competitive pistol shooter Mike Hughes in the final elimination.
Lufkin's First Assembly Church held a "Top Shot" Watch Party that attracted more than a thousand of Dustin's fans, who crowded into the church's auditorium to watch the show on massive projection screens.
Ellermann says he will use his prize money for his camp and chapel, and build a larger house for his family.
via America's Top Shot: Ellermann wins Season 3 of History Channel show – The Lufkin Daily News: Local & State.
It's amazing, and more than a little satisfying, to see a self-taught amateur outshoot some of the most highly trained civilian and military professionals in the world. It's even more gratifying to see such a fine decent Christian man come out on top.
Congratulations Dustin. You've made us all proud to say we live in the same county with you.
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Weekend Box Office Report: 'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1' Makes All of the Money and It's Still Not Enough
There's going to be a lot of blood and ink spilled across the internet on the subject of the opening weekend for 'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1.' Yes, the third film in the series did open significantly lower than its predecessors. Yes, there are definitely people at Lionsgate wringing their hands and trying to figure out why the film opened below expectations. And yet, that opening weekend is still massive. It's three day total is larger than most movies ever have a chance to make in their entire runs. So, let's have some perspective as we dive into this week's top 10.
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A few days ago, the YouTube page for Universal Spain posted memorable footage of the cup of water vibrating from 'Jurassic Park' as a teaser for 'Jurassic World,' which seemed pretty curious. But today brings our first official footage from 'Jurassic World' in the form of a far more awesome teaser for the trailer, which will hit the web on Thanksgiving day. If that's not something to be thankful for, what is?
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My son and I stayed at White Sands Beach and it was PERFECT for us! We felt so at home. I loved that we weren't right in town with all the traffic and people yet very close to everything. The beach right across the street was so nice for those lazy days. The condo's photos from the website are absolutely accurate. The condo could use some detailed cleaning- not the type of cleaning a service does so I was certainly pleased with how things were. You need to stop at another hotel who manages the property to get the combination to the lock which holds the key. Both properties were easy to find. I loved the washer and dryer! The very basics are there but it probably varies with the previous tenant- we left paper towels, nice bath tissue and soap for both the clothes washer and the dishwasher. We used the foil and used up the rest of the baggies... So stop by to see what is there before going to the store- There is a nice shopping area just a few miles away. We had fun using the pool table and there were lots of paperback books to read. The rules to the pool keep it nice for adults but the kids can't play games like Marco- Polo. There are nice beach chairs, a couple of coolers and lots of swim things like flippers, snorkels... My only complaint is the pillows :) A pillow is a very personal thing but all the pillows are like fluffy marshmallows that nearly flatten when you lay on them. Without prompting, my son even complained about them. A few firmer pillows would be nice. Would I stay here again? Absolutely!! My son even requesting coming back to the same place. My son took surfing lessons at the beach a mile away (Kahalu'u Bay Surf and Sea) and for him, that was the highlight. Ben was a WONDERFUL instructor; absolutely the best. Mike was also good. The woman and co-owner (wife of Ben) was very rude but Ben more than made up for her. Despite the wife, I would return. We visited the Hilo side for 2 nights and stayed at Aaron's Cottage. Since I was paying for both places, I needed some place cheap and Aaron's was perfect. Felt like a very nice youth hostel. A community kitchen where they served a homemade breakfast every morning. So nice to sit outside and chat with the other guests. I do think Hilo is worth more than a day visit. We spent one day at the Volcano- so worth the time. We also did a zipline in Hilo. Great fun. Sure hoping to return here in the coming years!!
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Nov 23, 2014 • Patch.comAn Ocean City High School senior is the fastest in the state. Devon Grisbaum won the NJSIAA Cross Country Meet of Champions girls race at Holmdel Park this weekend, the Ocean City Gazette reports. Grisbaum completed the course in 18 minutes, 19.26 ... More
Ocean City School Board Recognizes Outstanding Students
Nov 13, 2014 • Patch.comOcean City High School Seniors Lauren Bowersock and Benjamin Fischer were named Commended Students to the 2015 National Merit Scholarship Program. During the 2013-2014 school years, the Ocean City School District had 54 students score perfect ... More
Ocean City field hockey advances to third straight state final
Nov 12, 2014 • Press of Atlantic CityKelly Hanna, Britney Stein (5) and Jordan Allegretto (11) of Ocean City celebrate their 1-0 win over Moorestown in a state Group III semifinal at Robbinsville High School, Robbinsville N.J. on Wednesday, November 12, 2014. Photo by Rich Schultz/ The ... More
Ocean City community news, edition of Nov. 25, 2014
Nov 24, 2014 • Shore News TodayThe Ocean City Crew Boosters will hold 50/50 Bingo Bonanza Nights on Nov. 29, Dec. 13 and Jan. 3, 17, and 24 at the Upper Township Community Center, 1790 Route 50 in Tuckahoe. Proceeds will benefit Ocean City High School crew. Doors will open at 6 ... More
Quiet Festival Celebrates Silence in Ocean City This Weekend
Nov 10, 2014 • Patch.comOpening Ceremonies take place on Friday, Nov. 14, at the Park across from City Hall, noon. The program includes a performance by Ocean City High School's American Sign Language Club, directed by Amy Anderson followed by a Yawn Along to the tune of ... More
Congressman Frank LoBiondo Pays Visit to Ocean City High School
Nov 7, 2014 • Patch.comFrank LoBiondo (R-2) congratulated the Ocean City Science team that made an experiment that was on the Antares cargo rocket before it exploded, and explained his role in Congress during a recent visit to Ocean City High School, the Ocean City Gazette ... More
Ocean City Science Project May Get Second Shot at Space Trip in December
Nov 24, 2014 • Patch.comSix Ocean City High School students get a second shot at sending their science project into space. The students whose project was on board an Orbital Sciences cargo rocket that exploded shortly after takeoff get a second crack at sending their project ... More
Ocean City recognizes exemplary students
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Q. What if any innovations are taking place in North Texas in use of or investment in renewable energy?
H. Sterling Burnett: Real innovation and breakthroughs are taking place in biofuels from algae. Industry is investing significantly in this technology, as fuel from algae may be easier and less expensive to produce, extract, refine and work better in engines than ethanol from corn, sugar or even switch grass. On the electric power front, because of government mandates and huge tax subsidies, renewable are growing. However, the real need for innovation and development needs to come from the distribution side — we can build all the wind turbines and solar arrays we want, but if we can't get the power from where it is generated to where it is needed, it's just an exercise in expensive futility. Southern Methodist University is doing some interesting work in geothermal energy, a growing field. In addition, more and more municipal landfills are turning trash into power.
Harold Green: Before we discuss renewable energy we need to look at natural gas. While there has been some controversy, the Barnett Shale has made North Texas a major player in helping secure America's energy independence. With new drilling techniques we have seen new gas discoveries across the United States. We now have over 100 years' supply of clean efficient natural gas. It is time for federal energy legislation to encourage the use of this cheap plentiful resource for both electric generation and for powering our cars, trucks and buses.
Now as for renewable energy, Texas is leading the way with wind power. In fact demand and competitive markets have delivered more wind generation at a faster pace, than required by state regulations. But the issue with delivering wind resources from West Texas is transmission-transmission-transmission. The Texas Legislature and our state regulators have recognized the need for providing new and improved transmission lines to bring the state's wind generation to North Texas and to the other major metropolitan areas of the state. And companies like Energy Future Holdings are working hard to build the transmission highways necessary to bring that wind energy to North Texas consumers. Texas is well ahead in establishing the model for transmission for the rest of the country and investors should feel confident in making investments in wind generation.
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