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A group of Syracuse University students, faculty and staff visited Port-au-Prince, Haiti, July 30-Aug. 6 to begin the first phase of an information technology outreach project between SU and the State University in Haiti (UEH). Despite challenges posed by Tropical Storm Emily, by Friday night the group had managed to install wireless networks on three of the 11 UEH campuses—the engineering school, the law school and the School of International Relations and Administration—and had trained UEH support staff on how to get the most out of their exciting new campus resource.
The wireless networking equipment installed by the group was donated by SU and Bluesocket Corp. This trip marked the first step in developing an overall IT framework for UEH with help from SU's Information Technology and Services (ITS) department. The ITS project is part of a larger collaboration initiated by the SU Haiti Support Committee, a faculty group formed last spring. This partnership, arranged with the executive council of UEH, also includes a student exchange program in which six graduates of UEH will be attending SU to earn master's degrees in accounting, engineering and information technology.
During the recent trip, SU students were able to tour parts of Port-au-Prince and meet with their counterparts at UEH. Pictures, video and first-hand accounts of the week can be found on the students' project blog: itsinhaiti.syr.edu.
The ITS team returned home late on Saturday, August 6. Channel 9 interviewed some of the students for their Sunday 8/7/11 newscast. Check out the The Post-Standard article that ran in the August 5, 2011 edition.
ITS plans to coordinate a return trip to Haiti in the fall to continue connecting UEH campuses. Other plans may include setting up a computer lab and arranging training workshops for UEH IT staff and engineering students.
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BLACKHAWKS 5, ISLANDERs 0
N.Y. Islanders 0 0 0 — 0
First Period—1, HAWKS, Sharp 25 (Kane, Seabrook), 4:52 (pp). Penalties—Jurcina, NYI (interference), 1:13; Gervais, NYI (holding), 3:59.
Second Period—2, HAWKS, Hossa 10 (Kopecky, Sharp), 2:10. 3, HAWKS, Kane 13 (Toews, Hjalmarsson), 7:19. 4, HAWKS, Bolland 6 (Hossa, Bickell), 16:24. 5, HAWKS, Hjalmarsson 2 (Hossa, Campbell), 19:04. Penalties—Martin, NYI (boarding), 3:36; Hamonic, NYI (roughing, roughing), 19:16; Bickell, HAWKS (roughing, roughing), 19:16.
Third Period—None. Penalties—Seabrook, HAWKS (tripping), 3:17; Hamonic, NYI (high-sticking), 7:44.
Shots on Goal—N.Y. Islanders 8-7-14—29. HAWKS 16-16-13—45. Power-play opportunities—N.Y. Islanders 0 of 1; HAWKS 1 of 4.
Goalies—N.Y. Islanders, Lawson 0-2-1 (45 shots-40 saves). HAWKS, Crawford 14-8-1 (29-29). Referees—Brad Meier, Rob Martell. Linesmen—Jonny Murray, Michel Cormier. A—21,205 (19,717). T—2:19.
Updated: September 24, 2012 6:25AM
The Blackhawks can take plenty of positives from their 5-0 dismantling Sunday of the New York Islanders at the United Center.
The Hawks actually had some jump in the first period. They received contributions from most of their big guns. All four lines played with chemistry. Corey Crawford made big saves. Their penalty-kill problems didn't materialize. And there was no room for a third-period letdown.
All of it resulted in the Hawks' most dominating win in some time. The lowly Islanders — believe it or not — had won eight of their previous 11 games.
"Our guys had a lot of dominant shifts in their zone," said Crawford, who made 29 saves for his first shutout this season. "We were moving the puck so well. It was really nice to watch."
But the Hawks would tell you all their success against the Islanders, who have only 32 points, would mean nothing if they can't continue it Wednesday against the Colorado Avalanche.
The Hawks need to get on a roll. Getting four points with wins over the Islanders and Ottawa Senators was a must, and they did that.
"We were building in each shift to become more dominant in their zone," said winger Marian Hossa, who led the Hawks' offensive charge with a goal and two assists. "That's a good thing. But we have to build on that for the next games, too."
Following Hossa's lead, Patrick Kane and Patrick Sharp each had a goal and an assist. Dave Bolland also scored, and even defenseman Niklas Hjalmarsson got into the mix with a goal and an assist.
"We liked the way we've progressed here the last couple of games," coach Joel Quenneville said. "It's certainly something to build off of. We're getting a bit of everything from all the lines. There's purpose behind it, as well."
The Hawks were able to buck a troubling trend of slow starts as Sharp scored his 25th on a power-play goal 4:52 into the first. The Hawks then broke out for four goals in the second, outshooting the Islanders 16-7 in the period.
"Lately, the starts weren't good enough," Hossa said. "We haven't played this type of game in a long time.
''We didn't have to worry about the score. We were dominating right from the beginning."
It was Crawford who truly dominated. He made a handful of big stops, including ones on Blake Comeau and Michael Grabner, in the first period to maintain the Hawks' 1-0 lead.
"All the saves [Crawford] had to make were high-quality," Quenneville said. "They had some great scoring chances; he made several key stops. He was really solid."
Now comes the task of building off the back-to-back wins. Four of the Hawks' next six games are at the United Center.
"We've got everybody playing," Quenneville said. "It's a good place to start. We have a schedule where we have to take advantage of our home ice. … We've got to make sure to emphasize we max out every game and leave it out there. We're against it right now, and we want to make sure we put ourselves in a better position."

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- China Unicom reported a marked decline in 3G and 4G subscriber additions in August with about 1.3 million adds, compared to over 2.5 million in July and over 3 million in June.
- In terms of high speed (3G and 4G) user gains, this was the carrier's weakest monthly performance in over three years.
- China Unicom's performance was dwarfed by market leader China Mobile as well as smaller rival China Telecom.
- China Unicom's consistent gains in the Chinese wireless market continued in May, as it added over 3.3 million high-speed (3G & 4G) subscribers, taking its total 3G/4G subscriber count to about 138 million.
- China Unicom's performance was dwarfed by market leader China Mobile, which gained over 7.6 million high-speed subscribers in the same period.
- However, if we include the carrier's 2G user losses (~5 million), China Unicom was ahead of the market leader in net additions by 21,000 last month.
- Going forward, we expect China Unicom to continue its consistent monthly subscriber additions on account of its competitive plan tariffs and fast HSPA+ 3G network.
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Fri, Nov. 21, 9:31 AM
- Chinese regulators have granted Youku (YOKU +2.5%) a license to provide mobile services as an MVNO. A reseller deal has been reached with #2 local carrier China Unicom (CHU +3.7%).
- Youku asserts becoming an MVNO will allow it to "add more customer behavioral data to its existing big data of users' content consumption behavior, and expand its reach beyond its current mix of customers as an online video service provider."
- Youku now gets over 60% of its video traffic from mobile. However, mobile's share of ad revenue is still only about half that figure.
- Youku and Unicom have joined many other Chinese companies in opening sharply higher.
Fri, Oct. 24, 10:42 AM
- A Chinese paper reports China Unicom (CHU +0.9%) and China Telecom (CHA +1%) plan to launch (through a JV) a local content delivery network. The JV, which would aim to profit from China's rapid mobile data and online video traffic growth, would be run by CHA's cloud services unit.
- Leading Chinese CDN owner ChinaCache (CCIH -5.1%) isn't responding well to the news, which comes two weeks after CHA announced a CDN partnership with Akamai. Alibaba launched its own CDN services last year.
Thu, Aug. 7, 10:57 AM
- China Unicom (NYSE:CHU): 1H EPS of RMB0.28
- Revenue of RMB149.57B (+3.6% Y/Y)
- Press Release
Tue, Jul. 8, 12:16 PM
- The Chinese government has told China Mobile (CHL -0.4%), China Unicom (CHU +1.3%), and China Telecom (CHA -0.3%) to slash phone subsidies and advertising by a combined RMB40B ($6.4B) in 3 years, Bloomberg reports.
- The government came to its decision after concluding carriers are spending too much to promote the iPhone (AAPL -1.8%) and other high-end hardware. While a large chunk of Chinese phone sales are unsubsidized, subsidies have been growing as carriers try to sign up higher-income subs to 3G/4G postpaid plans.
- A possible motivation: Apple and Samsung control much of the high-end Chinese phone market, while local firms (both OEM and white-label) control much of the mid-range and low-end.
- China Mobile, which began selling the iPhone in January, has forecast its subsidy spend will rise 29% in 2014 to RMB29B ($4.7B). China Telecom says it has already been "implementing stringent control on [its] selling expenses to ensure operating profitability."
- UBS, generally upbeat about Apple this year, thinks subsidy cuts and Samsung price cuts could slow Apple's Chinese momentum. The company's Greater China sales rose 13% Y/Y in FQ2 to $9.3B.
- The Bloomberg report comes as Samsung says it expects to report soft Q2 smartphone/tablet sales. Among other things, the company blames tough low-end/mid-range phone competition, and weak tablet market demand caused by phablet cannibalization and low upgrade rates. CIRP has observed iPad upgrade cycles are notably longer than iPhone upgrade cycles.
Fri, May. 23, 4:04 PM
- The recent rally in shares of Chinese carriers isn't justified given their earnings are likely to decline over the next 2-3 years, says HSBC's Tucker Grinnan, cutting shares of all three to Underweight. China Mobile (CHL -1%), China Telecom (CHA -1.5%), and China Unicom (CHU -1.3%) have slipped in response.
- Grinnan's downgrade comes shortly after CHL, just given more freedom (along with peers) to set its own prices, announced plans to cut 4G data prices by up to 50%, and to also slash 2G/3G data prices.
- Goldman upgraded CHL and downgraded CHA on Monday. China's carriers are expected to benefit from tower-sharing deals that will lower capex, but also have a list of challenges that includes SMS traffic declines, rising phone subsidies, and the pending arrival of MVNO competition.
Fri, May. 9, 5:21 PM
- Starting tomorrow, China's state-run carriers - China Mobile (CHL), China Unicom (CHU), and China Telecom (CHA) - will be able to set their own service prices without having to first clear them with the government (as has been the case thus far). The policy change covers voice, text, and broadband services.
- Nonetheless, the carriers will still be prohibited from offering "excessive" discounts. The regulatory change is part of a broader effort by the Chinese government to let market forces determine prices.
- It follows two moves from regulators that could pressure the carriers' bottom lines: The imposition of a telecom VAT, and the issuing of MVNO licenses to Alibaba and ten other firms.
Wed, Apr. 30, 9:11 AM
Wed, Mar. 5, 6:06 PM
- After growing ~60% in 2013 (and fueling global shipment growth of 39%), IDC expects Chinese smartphone shipment growth to slow to ~20% in 2014 and just ~10% in 2015.
- Though only 40% of China's 1B+ mobile users now use a smartphone, IDC's Kiranjeet Kaur notes most users who can comfortably afford a smartphone have already bought one. Plunging low-end Android prices could expand the addressable market in a country whose nominal per capita GDP is around $6K.
- India, which has a sub-10% smartphone penetration rate, still presents a major growth opportunity. But with a nominal per capita GDP of ~$1,500, the country is even more cost-sensitive than China.
- With China slowing down and developed markets living up to their name, IDC expects global smartphone growth to slow to 19% in 2014; that still spells total volumes of 1.2B. Tough competition and the ongoing mix shift towards emerging markets is expected to lead the industry's ASP to fall $27 to $308.
- Smartphone OEMs with strong Chinese exposure: AAPL, SSNLF, LNVGY, ZTCOY
- Chip suppliers: QCOM, BRCM, CRUS, SWKS, RFMD, MRVL
- Chinese carriers: CHL, CHU, CHA
Wed, Mar. 5, 9:19 AM
- The imposition of a value-added tax (VAT) , part of a broader tax reform push by the Chinese government, is expected to hurt the bottom lines of China Mobile (CHL), China Unicom (CHU), and China Telecom (CHA).
- The announcement comes less than three months after the government issued MVNO licenses to 11 companies (inc. Alibaba) looking to offer mobile services using the networks of incumbents, and at a time when voice/SMS revenue streams are already being pressured by mobile messaging apps (most notably Tencent's WeChat).
- Bernstein's Chris Lane thinks China Mobile's net profit could be hurt by 7%, and Unicom and Telecom's net profit by 25%, assuming an 11% VAT replaces a current 3% business tax.
Fri, Jan. 17, 4:59 AM
- Apple (AAPL) has finally launched the iPhone on China Mobile's (CHL) massive network, but despite the carrier's 763M subscribers, skepticism exists about how much the companies will benefit.
- "You need to consider the cannibalization of (iPhone) sales from China Unicom (CHU), China Telecom (CHA) and the grey market," says Gartner analyst CK Lu. "So even though there's an addition from China Mobile, it will also impact sales from other channels as well."
- As for China Mobile, there are concerns about subsidies it might have to pay. "I don't see a price war coming where Apple is engaged in the war, but I do think you're going to see a subsidy war coming," says Michael Clendenin of Shanghai-based RedTech Advisors.
Dec. 26, 2013, 2:54 PM
- The Chinese government has issued licenses (translation) to 11 companies looking to offer mobile services via MVNO arrangements with incumbents China Mobile (CHL -0.2%), China Unicom (CHU -0.7%), and China Telecom (CHA). Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is among the companies receiving a license.
- Though the incumbents will receive service fees from MVNOs, the licenses set the stage for China's mobile services market to see its first major jolt of new competition in years. The market's last major shakeup arguably happened in '08, when China Telecom (originally focused on wireline services) struck a deal to purchase China Unicom's 2G CDMA network.
- The licenses arrive shortly after the Chinese government slashed the interconnection fees China Unicom and Telecom have to pay China Mobile (by far the market's biggest player). All three carriers have seen their voice/text revenues pressured by the rise of mobile messaging services, particularly Tencent's WeChat.
Dec. 26, 2013, 1:43 PM
- Just eight days after Amazon and IBM announced they're launching cloud infrastructure (IaaS) services meant for Chinese companies and subsidiaries, China Unicom (CHU -0.7%) is doing the same.
- The #2 Chinese mobile carrier has launched Wo Cloud, an IaaS solution that leverages the open-source OpenStack platform (strongly supported by Rackspace, Red Hat, and others), and which features cloud computing, storage, and app hosting services. Unicom says it will increase its cloud-related infrastructure investments to help support Wo Cloud.
- In addition to Amazon and IBM, Unicom will face IaaS competition from Alibaba, which has long been a major player in the Chinese IaaS market, and Microsoft's Windows Azure (expanded into China earlier this year).
Dec. 26, 2013, 7:06 AM
- China has approved a pilot scheme that will allow 11 private "virtual carriers" to sell mobile phone services using the infrastructure of the country's dominant operators, China Mobile (CHL), China Telecom (CHA) and China Unicom (CHU).
- "It's a milestone," says the Ministry of Industry & Information Technology. "It will draw private investment, and stimulate competition and innovation in the telecoms sector," giving "consumers greater choice and better service."
- The 11 companies to receive permits include Net.cn, a unit of online retail giant Alibaba.
- ETFs: CHIQ, CQQQ, QQQC, KWEB
Dec. 10, 2013, 9:54 AM
- China Mobile (CHL -1.5%) and China Unicom (CHU -1.4%) have been cut to Equal Weight by Barclays. BofA/Merrill tried to temper iPhone expectations for CHL earlier this morning.
- Zulilly (ZU -1.8%) has received four neutral ratings to go with just one bullish one (from William Blair) on underwriter coverage day.
- Top Image Systems (TISA +4.8%) has been started at Buy by Benchmark.
- Nova Measuring (NVMI +2.8%) has been started at Buy by Canaccord.
Dec. 4, 2013, 6:57 PM
- The Chinese government has finally issued 4G licenses (long anticipated) to China Mobile (CHL), China Unicom (CHU), and China Telecom (CHA), paving the way for commercial service launches to start.
- China Mobile, which has already built out a giant "trial" 4G network, is set to have a 4G partner conference in two weeks that will reportedly feature an iPhone announcement. China Telecom says it will launch 4G services in Q1.
- Notably, the licenses only cover 4G networks relying on the TD-LTE standard (allows for more capacity to be allocated to downlinks than uplinks, if carriers wish). China Unicom and Telecom both want to run networks using the FDD LTE standard, which is far more popular internationally, and say they still plan to request FDD LTE licenses in the future.
- In addition to Apple, Chinese 4G launches are likely to benefit Qualcomm (QCOM). Whereas Qualcomm faces tough competition in the Chinese 3G baseband chip market (particularly on the low-end) and has had royalty collection issues for sales of phones running on China Mobile's TD-SCDMA 3G network, it has a dominant share of the global 4G baseband market, and hasn't had any major 4G collection issues.
- Many think the Chinese government's anti-monopoly probe of Qualcomm is a bargaining tactic aimed at securing 4G royalty rate concessions.
Oct. 3, 2013, 9:15 AM
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FORT WAYNE -- Somewhere between the person Omar Ruffin's family and teachers think he is and the person the pre-sentence investigation report suggests he is – that's where the truth lies.
On Friday, he looked like what he physically is – a 17-year-old kid scared out of his mind as he awaited an adult-sized sentence of 10 years in prison for an adult-level crime, one that took the life of his friend in June.
Back in October, Ruffin pleaded guilty to attempted robbery. In exchange for that guilty plea, Allen County prosecutors dismissed a more serious charge of felony murder. That charge meant that because he participated in a crime in which his friend, who was also committing the robbery, was killed, Ruffin was legally responsible for it.
According to court documents and testimony, Ja'queze Dandridge called Ruffin and asked him to help with a robbery. Armed with a pellet gun, Dandridge and Ruffin walked in the area of West Packard and South Wayne avenues about 11 p.m. June 1.
Dandridge and Ruffin spotted two men on the porch of a home and then circled around to the back of it, coming up along the sides to attack the men on the porch.
As Dandridge pulled one of the men, Stuart Heath, to the side of the house, Ruffin grabbed the other man, Kyle Hagerman, and threatened him.
But while Dandridge fought with Heath, Heath was able to pull his own handgun out and shoot Dandridge. Heath told police his two children were inside the home asleep and he feared the robbers would get inside the house.
Ruffin was turning the handle on the door to the home when he heard the shots and ran off. Hagerman went inside, thinking Heath had been shot, and grabbed another gun and locked the children in a room.
Heath then came in and they called the police.
In a nod to Ruffin's youth and his willingness to plead guilty, prosecutors agreed to drop the felony murder charge and cap the prison sentence at 15 years.
But between that October guilty plea and his sentencing Friday by Allen Superior Judge Fran Gull, Ruffin sat down with probation officers for a pre-sentence investigation report, which tries to predict his likelihood of re-offense, based on his background, level of acceptance of responsibility and how he evaluates his own behavior.
That report concerned Allen County Chief Deputy Prosecutor Mike McAlexander, who said it was the most completely "thuggish"-sounding report he'd seen in a long time.
"That is not why we tendered the plea," he said, adding that if Gull rejected the agreement, the state was prepared to move forward with a trial on the felony murder charge.
"This is a little bit bizarre, painting himself as such a criminal without the documented record," McAlexander said.
McAlexander's statements came after the court heard nearly an hour of statements from Ruffin's family and teachers about his gentle heart and willingness to doggedly pursue his education in spite of his learning disability.
In the report, Ruffin insisted he was a member of the Gangster Disciples, had sold marijuana to support his own drug habit and regularly bullied others into doing his homework.
Ruffin's father, Wesley Ruffin, himself a self-identified former gang member, said his son merely idolized the lifestyle he saw on television, but was not caught up in it.
Ruffin's teachers and administrators at South Side High School described him as an imperfect kid, but one who took correction and worked to fix troubled behaviors and his grades.
"He's a good kid," said Greg Daugherty, who worked with Ruffin. "I see bad kids. This was a shock."
And it was one person after another saying the very same thing, that he was not a "throwaway kid" but that he was "redeemable" – pastors, parents, and siblings.
"I feel like I should have been there for him," said his older sister, Lashanda Sewell, tears running down her face. "I wasn't. And I feel like I failed him."
Ruffin's attorney, Michelle Kraus, said that Sewell's statement may have gotten to the heart of the matter – that the young man was getting more attention on the streets than he was getting at home.
"Maybe that's why there are two different Omars," she said, asking Gull to have leniency on the teen and arrange his sentence in such a way that he remains in a juvenile-level facility for as long as possible.
Gull said she heard the arguments about Ruffin's redeemable value.
"The easy thing to do is put you in prison for 15 years and close your file," she said. "But I didn't take this job to do the easy things."
Gull sentenced Ruffin to 15 years in prison, but ordered five years suspended and to be served on probation. He must also pay $5,389 in restitution.
"If you don't get a handle on yourself, you're going to be sitting here in an orange jail jumpsuit for the rest of your life," Gull said. "You don't want that? Prove it."


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Synthesis II: Endicott College and Montserrat College of Art Faculty and Student Exhibit, will be on view at the Cultural Center at Rocky Neck, 6 Wonson St., Gloucester, Thursday, October 2 – Sunday, October 26.
A public opening reception will be held on Saturday, October 5 from 2 – 4 pm.
The show will feature the works of Endicott College faculty members Meg Black, Krystal Demaine, Mari LaCure, Michael Miller, Carol Pelletier, Cynthia Roberts, Dean – Mark Towner, and Miles Warner. Montserrat College of Art faculty exhibiting are Judith Brassard Brown, Greg Orfanos, Justin Gagne, Gabrielle Keller, Lisa Perkins, Robert Roy, Julia Shepley, Blyth Hazen and Len Thomas-Vickory.
Students from both colleges will also have their works on view. Endicott exhibiting students are: Stephanie Alvarado-Ross, Samantha Hensel, Kayla Hodgetts, Alicia Luong, Suzie Newman, Kara Summerly, Graham Swayze, and Ruby Wallace-Ewing.
Montserrat College of Art students exhibiting are Adam Kooken, Mike Outhouse, Anthony Corrado, Katherine Roldan, Rory Bastille, Kerry McDermott, Alecia Parent/ Rebecca Segar collaborative piece and Chelsea Nee. Their work is from a semester-long documentary project of the plant and workers at the Salem Harbor Power Plant which was on display last June. The structure is now being demolished to make way for a new, smaller power plant. The project was funded by Footprint Power.
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As youth pastors, we don't like to talk about numbers. If we do, it's with wailing and gnashing of teeth, as we imagine the elders shaking their heads in frustration at the job we're doing to reach the students in the community.
Or we laugh at the image of the same elders shaking their heads with concern because the numbers are up but the students you're reaching are causing problems—serious problems—like an occasional swear word and wearing earbuds on church property.
Here's the truth: Numbers matter.
Try as we might to help leadership see the student ministry discipleship process as more than a head count, it remains one of the universally accepted currencies of "health" in youth ministry. Here are a few numbers to keep an eye on:
I had a chance to get away with some of our youth ministry leadership team recently to process some of the common pitfalls that youth pastors face as they navigate ministry. My mind has hovered around three particular ones that I've personally witnessed in my recent experience in youth ministry:
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When I was 16 years old, I had my first opportunity to preach in a church service. I was nervous as could be. I could feel my heart pounding in my chest.
For some strange reason, my youth pastor felt it was worthwhile to put me in front of an auditorium full of people and be the main speaker for Youth Sunday. The rest, as they say, is history.
Equipping our students to become preachers of the Word not only impacts their future in ministry, but also can be a great encouragement to their peers, the youth group and the church as a whole. Most of Jesus' disciples were teenagers. He believed they could do the work of ministry, and so should we.
How do we go about equipping our students to do this facet of the work of ministry?
Even though school has not let out here in Maryland, we are already in summer mode. That doesn't mean we shut things down or fill our days up with summer camps and events; we simply alter our schedule.
We tone down programming, keep things simple and maintain our pace. The goal in summer is to prepare for the fall while staying in touch with the teens.
Your summers are so important. How you approach them will determine your readiness for the fall. There is a tendency by many youth ministers to either overload their schedule or completely check out. If you are going to do youth ministry for the long haul, you need to treat the summer with the same focus and attention that you do every other season. If you take advantage of this, you'll find yourself:
Our ministry once hosted a "Battle of the Bands" fundraiser that required a lot of work. Our team had to audition bands, price out food, order speakers and recruit volunteers. We put so much work into this event; however, we forgot one key component: to invite people.
We had sent out an email and made a few flyers; however, that was it. What was the response? Embarrassing. While a few people showed up, they were mostly friends and families of the bands. It was a disaster.
Developing a communication strategy is a must in youth ministry, and while it doesn't seem like the most attractive responsibility, without it you can't expect your ministry to grow. Developing a strategy for how you communicate means being intentional about what you say, how you say it and to whom. That means you should do the following:
I am in youth ministry because of one conversation.
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It is in no way original to call Gabourey Sidibe the Cinderella of the 2010 awards season. It is also in no way unjustified.
Ms. Sidibe, 26, made her acting debut as the title character of "Precious: Based on the Novel "Push" by Sapphire" in 2009 and has been nominated for upward of 20 awards for her work, including an Oscar for best leading actress. The praise is more than deserved.
As Claireece "Precious" Jones, Sidibe plays an illiterate teenager, obese and ostracized by neighborhood kids, pregnant with her second child by her father, living with her abusive mother, desperate to find a foothold. Watching the hell that is this girl's life (and there's really no other way to describe it) is heartbreaking.
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Mo'nique (Yes, "Phat Girlz") plays Precious's mother, Mary. Mary is the kind of character who ought to be added to the American Film Institute's top villians list. She verbally and physically abuses her teenage daughter, putting on the air of loving mother when a social worker comes around in order to get welfare checks. It is a role that cannot be played effectively if one isn't willing to be utterly ugly and unlikeable. Already the recipient of the Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild Awards, Mo'nique is the favorite to win the Best Supporting Actress Oscar this year.
And then, of course, there is Ms. Sidibe. In the film, she drags her feet, slurs her words unintelligibly and never smiles. Precious is the picture of misery.
To see the actress in interviews, then, is a testament to the natural talent of this young woman. Ms. Sidibe is energetic, optimistic and good-humored. One is hard-pressed to think of a better breakthrough performance than hers.
"I'm a random girl from Harlem," she said, at the 13th annual Hollywood Awards, "and this room is way too big for me."
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I use the Neosport Explorer boots, and one of my paddling friends has the NRS Boundary. Both are warm, waterproof, and have worked very well for the relatively short portages we encounter. I use Smartwool socks under mine; he uses Thermaskins. We both feel they're among the best purchases we've made.
Neither of us has very large feet, so under-deck fit has not been an issue.
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Trey Burke, catching a long pass from Gordon Hayward, slides to the right under pressure and whips a pick-and-roll bounce pass to Enes Kanter, who makes the shot from the foul line. During the pass, Burke breaks his finger and leaves the game.
I feel sympathetic pain every time I watch the video on YouTube. Basketball players' fingers are as crooked as a cat's tail from vindictive, hateful basketballs.
Fortunately, Burke will be back. His finger will heal. He's young and he's smart. He'll practice without the ball, stay in shape and watch tape until his eyes burn. He just won't be the starting point guard for the Jazz until the doctor, the voodoo enchantress living in the EnergySolutions Arena basement and the insurance adjusters sign off on him.
I have to admit, Burke's bounce pass scintillates, but Kanter's two points were just not worth a broken finger.
That leaves John Lucas III, Scott Machado, Ian Clark and Lester Hudson to run the Jazz system as point guards. Crunch. They'll be adequate with Jazz head coach Tyrone Corbin yo-yoing their strengths and weaknesses in and out of the Jazz rotation. Alec Burks will also bounce in the occasional point-guard dribble.
But what about Gordon Hayward?
I've jammed my fingers playing church ball and in the Army. I'm a terrible basketball player with no athletic skill, but I do know the meaning of the word "crunch." Crunch is the onomatopoeia equivalent for "Dang! I just broke my finger on a basketball!" Crunch also means crisis, difficulty, trouble, test, critical point, calamity, catastrophe, misery, misfortune, hour of decision and moment of truth.
This moment of truth here is not for Burke. Burke remains a rookie point guard with amazing potential. This moment of truth rests on Gordon Hayward. Quoted in panegyric "We are Utah," Hayward said, "fans are passionate in general, but Jazz fans absolutely love their team. I know that if I play hard and leave everything on the floor then fans will appreciate it. My effort has changed their opinion and it feels good." Hayward's right, if he plays with passion, heart and ferocity, Utah fans will continue to support him. Still, a few wins would be nice.
Hayward could lead the imminent merry-go-round backcourt rotation. I think a Burks/Hayward backcourt would be brilliant. On Oct. 6, Bleacher Report's Andy Bailey wrote, "on media day, (coach) Corbin indicated that he wants to use Hayward as a playmaker. So, it looks like it's definitely going to happen. The questions are: How effective can Hayward be in the role? And what's the benefit of even having a point forward?" The Jazz plan on Hayward handling the ball. They kind of have to. Hayward is the Nellie-ball lynchpin for the Utah Jazz.
Nellie-ball is a problem. Putting players in nontraditional positions is an admission there is a gap in team balance. Don Nelson, interviewed by ESPN.com's Henry Abbott on Sept. 6, 2012, said of Nellie-ball, "you only play Nellie ball when you don't have a very good team, or when you have a bunch of good small players and not many good big players. When you have bad teams, you've got to be creative to win games you're not supposed to win." Nelson perfected the point forward position, turning forwards into primary playmakers. He did this to compensate for weaknesses at certain positions.
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The TCU baseball team enters its game Tuesday night at No. 15 Rice hoping to build momentum off a 6-2 victory Sunday over Michigan State that avoided a sweep and a halted a skid of five losses in the past seven games.To keep rolling, the Horned Frogs will have to beat a team they haven't defeated in nine consecutive tries dating to the 2005 season.TCU faces off against Rice (10-6), which edged the Frogs 1-0 on March 1 in the Houston College Classic, for the second time in 10 days.Jordan Kipper will start for the Horned Frogs (9-6) against fellow right-hander Chase McDowell. First pitch is at 6:30 p.m. at Reckling Park.Rice has won three of its past four, including two victories over the weekend in a Conference USA opening series against visiting Old Dominion.Kipper (1-1) has a 5.40 ERA in three starts. McDowell (1-1) has a 1.72 ERA in four appearances covering 15 2/3 innings, including two starts.Former Arlington High standout Skyler Ewing is Rice's top hitter, leading the Owls with a .323 batting average, three home runs and 19 RBIs.Boomer White is hitting .367 for TCU.The Frogs dropped out of the Baseball America Top 25 Monday after being ranked No. 22 last week.
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TCU at No. 15 Rice
6:30 p.m. Tuesday
Reckling Park, Houston
Records: TCU 9-6, Rice 10-6
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