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Theology from the Trenches
While urban pastors devote time and energy to all the typical demands of ministry, they also grapple with challenges endemic to city life. At Union Presbyterian Seminary, Richmond campus, Rev. Dr. Roger Gench (Th.M.'81; Ph.D.'86) will discuss his book Theology From the Trenches: Reflections on Urban Ministry, at 6:00 p.m. on November 18, in the Early Center. Using his experiences as a pastor in urban settings for nearly three decades, Gench will offer a close look at the challenges for both clergy and church goers that come from being involved in urban ministry.
Union Professors Continue Legacy in Contemporary Biblical Commentary, Worship, and Interpretation
Since its founding, Union Presbyterian Seminary professors have been instrumental in making Biblical interpretation accessible to church goers, as well as developing resources for clergy, educators, and lay leaders serving in the Church. In recent months, Sam Adams, associate professor of Old Testament , Richmond campus; Paul Galbreath, professor of worship and preaching, Richmond campus; and Rodney S. Sadler, Jr., associate professor of Bible, Charlotte campus, have all authored and contributed to works in the academic tradition of Union Presbyterian Seminary.
Former Trustee Barbara Lemon Dies
Union Presbyterian Seminary is saddened to report that long-time friend and former board member Barbara Inex Boyle Lemon passed away Tuesday morning, October 7, 2014. She was born on July 2, 1936, in Brooklyn, NY and lived in Roanoke, VA, since 1952.
Social and Economic Life in Second Temple Judea
Associate Professor of Old Testament Samuel L. Adams has a new book out, Social and Economic Life in Second Temple Judea, published by Westminster John Knox Press. This study brings to life the socioeconomic context of the period from the end of the Babylonian exile to the destruction of the temple by the Romans (532 BCE to 70 CE).
Union on the Move! - from Richmond to Tidewater and Beyond
Union on the Move! – from Richmond to Tidewater and Beyond
"Instead of the Church coming to us, we're going to the Church!" said Union Presbyterian Seminary Dean Stan Skreslet, Richmond campus. "We're excited about Union on the Move! because it's a way to engage personally and equip many local congregations at the same time."
New Interpretation editor inherits a remarkable legacy
Union Presbyterian Seminary in Richmond, VA, and Westminster John Knox Press announce the appointment of Union faculty member Samuel E. Balentine as the new editor of the book series Interpretation: Resources for the Use of Scripture in the Church.
Church Business Administration Seminars Offered at UPSem
Union Presbyterian Seminary will host seminars in Church Business Administration on its Richmond campus July 22–25 and July 28–31, 2014. These seminars are designed to equip church business administrators, administrative assistants, treasurers, pastors, and others who want to develop and enhance their skills in church business administration. Participants in the seminar will learn to manage finances, legal and tax issues, facilities and property, human resources, communication, and strategic planning.
Professor Ken McFayden featured on leadership webinar
Tuesday, May 20 at 2 p.m., Ken McFayden, dean of the Leadership Institute and professor of ministry and leadership development, will offer a webinar for The Presbyterian Outlook that explores dimensions of leadership from the perspectives of followers and following.
Former Red Cross CEO selected as 2014 Distinguished Alumnus
Dr. Heath Rada has been selected as the Union Presbyterian Seminary Distinguished Alumnus for 2014. Rada retired from the position of CEO of the Greater Richmond Chapter of the American Red Cross where he served as coordinator for the work of that organization in Virginia and the District of Columbia. He also held the positions of interim CEO of Red Cross Chapters in San Diego, Minneapolis-St. Paul, and Ft. Worth. Prior to his work with the American Red Cross, Rada served as president of the Presbyterian School of Christian Education (now Union Presbyterian Seminary) in Richmond.
Interpretation Journal Names New Editor
Union Presbyterian Seminary announces the appointment of Dr. Marianne Blickenstaff as managing editor of Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and
Theology, a premier quarterly journal published by the seminary since 1946.
Churches Recognized for Vital Services
Since 1991, 105 churches in 28 states and the District of Columbia have received Union Presbyterian Seminary Congregational Leadership Awards. Each congregation is awarded $1000 for their work in innovative ministry.
Mary Jones Helm Deceased
The seminary has learned with great sadness of the passing of Mary Jones Helm, daughter of Dr. James A. Jones, pastor of the Myers Park Presbyterian Church in Charlotte, NC, from 1939-1954 and President of Union Theological Seminary in Richmond from 1954 until his death in 1966 (now Union Presbyterian Seminary), and sister of UPSem Board of Trustees member Dr. Anne Jones Logan.
Seminary, Presbytery, Congregation Join Forces
April 7, 2014 – Richmond, VA - Bridging the gap between young adults and the church is one goal of a ground-breaking program being developed by Union Presbyterian Seminary, the Presbytery of the James, and Second Presbyterian Church in Richmond, Virginia.
Sprunt Lectures Reflect on "The Name Above All Others"
Professor Emeritus of Hebrew and Old Testament Interpretation S. Dean McBride, Jr. is the keynote speaker for Union Presbyterian Seminary's 103rd annual Sprunt Lecture Series, May 5, 6, and 7, on the Richmond campus. Dr. McBride will be addressing the emergence of the issue that has occupied western theological discourse since Hellenistic antiquity: Is the God who is self-disclosed by name in Jewish and Christian scriptures identical with the anonymous, all-encompassing 'One God' of Greco-Roman philosophical theology? Among McBride's particular interests in biblical scholarship are pentateuchal laws and theology and the history of ancient Israelite religion in its Near Eastern context.
Frank Spencer Named President of PC(USA) Board of Pensions
Frank Spencer, UPSem Charlotte grad, named as President-Elect of the Board of Pensions PC(USA)
Faith Runs Deep
Frances Taylor Gench, Herbert Worth and Annie H. Jackson Professor of Biblical Interpretation, is a fifth-generation Presbyterian minister. She was featured in an article on the PC(USA) website seeking to lift up and celebrate women throughout the church.
Trailblazers Celebrated at UPSem Banquet
Union Presbyterian Seminary's Black Alumni/ae Association (BAA) will host its third annual Trailblazers Award Ceremony and Banquet on Friday, February 21, 2014, at 6:00 pm., at C.N. Jenkins Memorial Presbyterian Church in Charlotte, North Carolina. Senior Pastor Rev. Dr. Jerry Cannon will be the keynote speaker.
Exploring the Question of Jesus in Christian-Muslim Dialogue
On February 17, at 7:30 pm, in Lake Chapel at Union Presbyterian Seminary, Joshua Ralston, instructor of theology, will offer the 2014 Dawe Lecture. His lecture will examine the question of Jesus—particularly Christian claims that he is the Word of God made flesh—within Christian-Muslim dialogue.
Professor Cannon Honored as Sankofa Scholar
Katie Geneva Cannon, Annie Scales Rogers Professor of Christian Ethics, was named the inaugural Sankofa Scholar in Black Church Studies at Candler School of Theology, serving as visiting distinguished faculty at Emory University.
Luxmoore Rejoins Seminary as Advancement Director
Celia K. Luxmoore has rejoined the community at Union Presbyterian Seminary as advancement director for the Richmond campus. Luxmoore previously worked at Union-PSCE as director of marketing resources and director of communications from 1984-1992. She left to become director of development at Vancouver School of Theology, a multidenominational seminary in Canada, for five years.
Professor of Church History Joins Faculty
Christine Luckritz Marquis joined the Union Presbyterian Seminary, Richmond faculty this past summer as assistant professor of church history.
Congregational Awards for Excellence in Christian Education
Since 1991, Union Presbyterian Seminary has awarded Congregational Leadership Awards for innovative ministry to 101 PC(USA) congregations in 28 states and the District of Columbia. Each of the eight awards carries a $1000 prize to support the congregation in its ministry. For more information and/or to apply for one of these awards, download the brochure and application form from our website—www.upsem.edu//congregational_awards/. You may also request an electronic application from April Swofford at firstname.lastname@example.com or 1-800-229-2990, ext 231. The deadline for the 2014 awards is February 15, 2014.
Enjoy A Day in the Life of Union Presbyterian Seminary
Union Presbyterian Seminary will host Seminary for a Day on September 28, on the Richmond campus at 3401 Brook Road. The event will include keynote speakers, a variety of workshops by seminary professors, and a taste of theological education. It intends to offer new perspectives and resources for a variety of church leaders and members.
Byassee Invites the Saints to Biblical Discourse at UPSem
Byassee is the keynote speaker for the 2013 Faith Seeking Understanding event presented by Union Presbyterian Seminary at Charlotte Campus. His presentation on Sunday October 20, 4:00-5:30 p.m., "Reading the Bible with the Whole Church," is inspired by the Christian apologist Giblert K. Chesterton's assertion that "tradition is the democracy of the dead."
Skreslet Receives First Book Award from American Society of Missiology
Union Presbyterian Seminary congratulates Stanley H. Skreslet, academic dean of the Richmond campus, as the recipient of the 2012 Book Award for Excellence in Missiology for his book, Comprehending Mission: The Questions, Methods, Themes, Problems, and Prospects of Missiology (Orbis in 2012). The award was the first of its kind issued by the American Society of Missiology (ASM).
Congregational Awards in Recognition of Innovative Ministries
For the 22nd year, Union Presbyterian Seminary has granted the Congregational Leadership Awards to churches who have shown leadership in developing new and effective ministries. As a national program, the awards of $1,000 each have been given to congregations in 28 states, touching the lives of thousands of individuals. Among the criteria for selecting award recipients is the realization of significant change in the congregation as a result of the initiative. In times of budget decreases, declining memberships, and competition for time and resources of congregants, the 2013 Congregational Leadership Awards winners have proven that the church is still a vital force in the daily lives of those who seek God.
Service of Remembrance - May 1
Union Presbyterian Seminary will hold a Service of Thanksgiving and Remembrance in memory of Professor Emeritus Dr. Paul John Achtemeier, Professor Emeritus Dr. Donald G. Dawe, and Professor Emeritus of Bibliography Dr. John Boone Trotti. The service will be on May 1, 2013 at 4 p.m. in Watts Chapel, 3401 Brook Road, in conjunction with the 2013 Sprunt Lectures.
Seminary Bookstore Opens New Chapter
Union Presbyterian Seminary will open a new bookstore as it takes over the campus bookstore location from Cokesbury, the retail division of United Methodist Publishing House. The store will open to the public on Wednesday, April 24th at 12 pm. There will be a grand opening sale May 2-4, including a reception and book signing event on May 2, in Belk Center - adjacent to the bookstore - on the Richmond campus, from 4:00-6:00 pm. The 2013 Sprunt lecturer E. Brooks Holifield, Professor Emeritus of the Candler School of Theology, as well as members of the UPSem faculty, will be featured.

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GDC 2012: Audio sessions announced for Bastion, Crysis 2, others
GDC organizers have announced Audio Track sessions from Supergiant's Darren Krorb, Crytek's Thomas Wollenzin, and the Game Audio Network Guild.0
GDC 2012: Kasavin, Molyneux, Bleszinski and more added to line-up
GDC organisers have announced three new sessions, including a star-studded panel with some heavyweight names.1
Skyrim, Portal 2, Bastion receive five GDC Awards nods
Bethesda, Valve, and Supergiant Games have each been nominated in five different categories for the 12th annual Game Developers Choice Awards.9
Bastion tops 500,000 sales
Gorgeous indie dungeon crawler Bastion has managed half a million sales, netting more than 60 awards in the process.2
Warner launches bargaintastic Steam bundle, features Arkham City
You can't really miss out on this. The Steam sale may have begun last night, but Warner's gone into bargain mode, releasing a bundle that includes both Batman Arkham games – Asylum and City with all of its DLC – plus Lord of the Rings: War in the North, Bastion, all three FEAR games and […]5
Microsoft kicks off 12 Days of Xbox, Bastion goes half-price today
Microsoft's kicked off its 12 Days of Xbox promo for XBL leading into the New Year. The effort, which begins today and ends on January 2, will have a list of offers that'll last thew duration of the promo and a special deal that changes every day; it's Bastion today. The Supergiant-made, Warner-published RPG is […]5
Stranger's Dream DLC goes back to the Bastion December 14
Gleefully return to Supergiant's indie darling this week thanks to its first piece of DLC.3
Magic Voodoo: Bastion added to Google Chrome game library
Crazy, man. Warner's introduced a Chrome-supportable version of Supergiant RPG darling Bastion, consisting of a full version of the game as well as a demo for those who are decide if they'd like to buy it. Crazy bonkers this has happened, but there we go: it's nearly 2012, after all. Get it from the Chrome […]0
Bastion goes half-price on Steam today
Steam's reduced the price of RPG-lite Bastion on PC for today. The Supergiant title is currently down from £11.49/$14.99 to £5.74/$7.49. You can get it here. Bastion launched this past July on XBLA first as part of Summer of Arcade, before moving onto PC in August.8
Bastion dev: "A lot of worry" in going indie
Supergiant staffers gambled everything when they left jobs with major publishers to developer Bastion.2
OnLive adding six more indie titles to the service this fall
OnLive has announced it is to bring six additional indie titles to the service this fall: Orcs Must Die, Limbo, Magicka, Bastion, Space Chem, and Avadon: The Black Fortress. According to the press release, via Joystiq: "OnLive has long been a supporter of independent publishers. Simply put, they're making some really great, innovative games these […]7
Bastion director: Player choice makes for richer, rewarding play
Creative director Greg Kasavin has said Bastion was built with the goal of enriching gameplay experience by providing consequential choices.2
The Weekly Wrap – Dead Island's disastrous launch, US sales fall again
Convention season has taken its toll. With TGS looming, we've lost Pat. He is, as you all know, dead. Or without Internet. We, however, must soldier on. Here's the week's biggest stories and what they all mean.5
No DLC for Bastion because it feels "complete"
Bastion developer Supergiant isn't planning on releasing DLC for the action RPG, because it put in everything it planned for right from the start.3
Saturday Shorts: Trophies, BF3 iPhone, Deus Ex pre-load, NBA 2K12
It's time for your last batch of shorts for the weekend, which we are officially dubbing the malaise edition. Read onward.0
Weekly Wrap – US sales hit 5-year low, CS:GO announced
QuakeCon's passed, and Gamescom lies ahead. You're in the eye of the news storm. Frightened? Don't be. The Weekly Wrap is here to tell you what it all means. And give you a hug. If you want one.2
Bastion PC to hit Australia August 17
Warner Bros. Australia has confirmed Bastion's local PC release date of August 17, one day behind other territories – although that's probably a time zone thing, really, since we live in the future. The critically-acclaimed action RPG (read: dungeon crawler) will go for $14.99, and kick off on Steam before hitting other local PS portal […]0
Bastion to launch on PC on August 16
Warner's announced that it's to release Bastion on PC on August 16. The Supergiant action RPG had previously launched last month as part of Xbox Live's Summer of Arcade. The game's currently up for pre-order on Steam for £14.99, and will have Steamworks support, an all new control scheme and gamepad control. It'll be up […]7
Friday Shorts - Just Dance 3, Theatrhythm, Bastion bonus, more
This was supposed to be a quiet week. I'm going to spend the weekend sobbing quietly in a wardrobe wishing games didn't exist. These nibbles are all I can manage before I go.0
Summer of Arcade launches: Supergiant on Bastion
As RPG Bastion prepares to kick off Xbox Live's Summer of Arcade today, Johnny Cullen speaks to Supergiant's Amir Kao and Greg Kasavin about its release, working with Warner and more.0
Bastion Latest
OnLive adding six more indie titles to the service this fall
Bastion director: Player choice makes for richer, rewarding play
The Weekly Wrap – Dead Island's disastrous launch, US sales fall again
No DLC for Bastion because it feels "complete"
Saturday Shorts: Trophies, BF3 iPhone, Deus Ex pre-load, NBA 2K12
Weekly Wrap – US sales hit 5-year low, CS:GO announced
Bastion PC to hit Australia August 17
Bastion to launch on PC on August 16
Friday Shorts – Just Dance 3, Theatrhythm, Bastion bonus, more
Summer of Arcade launches: Supergiant on Bastion
Bastion confirmed for PC by end of the year, no PSN plans
Bastion reviews rounded-up ahead of tomorrow's launch
Supergiant: Warner "bought into" our "vision" of Bastion
Tuesday Shorts – Zynga sued, Shinobi's Creed, indie delights, more
Bastion gets super-lush launch trailer
Show-and-Tell at E3: Supergiant's Rao on Bastion
Summer of Arcade: Bastion on July 20, From Dust on July 27
Microsoft goes asset mental on games coming to XBL Arcade
Summer of Arcade line-up confirmed: From Dust, Bastion, more
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Hello Everyone - Alexander
Just joined the Fellowship, and for those who do not know me, a little introduction.
I am acting as deacon at St Mark & St Hubert's, Cusworth. I have been a member of the Church since college days, when I first met a certain William Newman-Norton through a shared interest in the Monarchist cause! Fr. Sergius baptised me in a little chapel in a terraced house in Exeter around 40 years ago.
One of my other interests is the Great War, and I am in the final stages of seeing my second book through publication (Pen & Sword expect to publish it in the summer).
When I retire (in a couple of years time) I would like to start work on a bibliography of Coptic publications in the English language, and see this as something the Fellowship and other could help in via t'internet.
Archdeacon Alexander
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Dear Alexander,
Good to have your fellowship here; always splendid to have another historian about - what is the book on?
The idea of a book on Coptic publications in English sounds an interesting idea. I have been building up a small collection of booklets and pamphlets, mainly from Coptic sources in the USA, as well as some scholarly studies, and would like your advice, if you would, on what you think might most useful for newcomers to the Orthodox Church to read in this area.
Incidentally, how good it is to know that our Metropolitan has always had such sound views - not, of course, a surprise, just nice confirmation!
In Christ,
In this is love, not that we loved God, but that He loved us and sent His Son to be the propitiation for our sins. (1 John 4:10)
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Dear John.
Thank you for your kind welcome.
The book is an edited diary of Alexander Johnston, Worcestershire Regt., who was brigade signals officer in 1914 and became a Brigadier General in 1917, only to be seriously wounded within a few days of assuming command of his brigade. He went on to become Commandant of the Duke of York's School, Dover, and Director of Army education in India. As a young man he was a noted cricketer and came close to playing for England. I already have a small book on the Wiltshire Regt. in the Great war, published by their Regimental Museum.
Regarding a Coptic Bibliography I would see this as a long term project, and we would have to define what we meant by 'Coptic'. I think we could set out some general principles as to what an entry should contain, and its layout, and then invite people to contribute - each contribution being attributed to its author. Thus it would grow over a period of time until we achieved a reasonable covereage.
As far as recommending books for newcomers - this is always a tricky one, since so much depends upon where they are coming from (in terms of theological knowledge) and what their interests are (historical, liturgical etc.) I always find Bp. Kallistos' book 'The Orthodox Way' appeals to people with little or no knowledge of Church matters as well as those with a good Church background. I've not read it for several years, and I am going on a train journey tomorrow - writing this suggests I could do worse than re-read it!
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Dear Alexander,
Many thanks for the response; it sounds as though it is an interesting diary, and he must have seen a great deal of the war. Does it confirm the view that has become so popular of that war? Many years ago I wrote a book on a politician who had been a soldier in the Great War, and was struck by his evident enjoyment of the camaraderie, and his acceptance of what he and his men were experiencing.
I do is like the idea of the Coptic bibliography. One of the things that has struck me is the quality of the thought in Pope Shenouda's work, which, although not always well translated, is always rewarding.
I agree with what you say about +Kallistos' work. It is a shame there is so little on the Oriental Orthodox tradition - although I must say that the writings of Peter and Abba Seraphim are great comforts to me; I wonder if, in addition to Our Daily Life something about the OO tradition would be useful?
The Oriental Orthodox Library is a tremendous resource, and as I read my way through its volumes, I am grateful to Peter and to the Church for producing and sponsoring it.
In Christ,
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2004: The Stadium hosts one of the stranger episodes in recent Yankee history. As Labor Day dawns in the Bronx, the Yanks open the park and
await the arrival of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, who had failed to make
the trip north for a weekend New York series before Hurricane Frances
hit land. A doubleheader is in the offing, with game one scheduled for 1:00
pm, then delayed to 3:00. Finally the first game is postponed again and the Yankees play the Rays in one game starting at 7:00 pm.
During the multi-hour wait, the Bombers hold extended batting practice to
entertain the crowd, and hot dogs and soda at the
concession stands are free. As Rays players finally appear from the visiting
dugout, the Yankee organist plays, 'If it takes forever, I will wait
for you.' When play finally commences, the Yanks use a four-run
fourth-inning rally to post a 7-4 win, with Orlando 'El Duque' Hernandez besting Doug Waechter.
2003: At the Stadium, Tim Wakefield allows 4 hits in 7 innings as the Red Sox wallop Roger Clemens and the Yankees 11-0 to move within 1 1/2 games of New York in the AL East. Nomar Garciaparra hits a 2-run homer to ignite a 6-run 4th inning. Luis Sojo, who appeared in the Yankee old-timers game earlier in the year' pinch hits for Jason Giambi in the 9th and fouls out.
1995: With President Bill Clinton in attendance, Cal Ripken plays in his 2'131st consecutive game' breaking Lou Gehrig's
long-standing record. The record becomes official after the Angels are
retired in the top of the 5th and play is stopped for 22 minutes as
Ripken takes a lap around Camden Yards. To complete the perfect evening, Ripken hits a homer off Shawn Boskie in the 4th inning' and the Orioles go on to win by a score of 4-2.
1990: At the Stadium' Deion Sanders strikes out in the 6th for the Yankees, ending his rookie (14 games in 1989) season with a .158 average in 57
games. Neon then shakes hands in the dugout' and heads for Atlanta to
join the Falcons. On the 10th' he will return a punt for a touchdown. California score 6 in the 9th to beat the Yanks' 12-6.
1982: In an 8-2 win over the Yankees' Benny Ayala belts the Orioles' 11th pinch home run of the season to break the AL
record set by the 1961 Yankees. The win is Baltimore's 9th in a row.
1981: Despite having won the first-half pennant' Yankee manager Gene Michael is replaced by Bob Lemon, managed the club in 1978-79. The Bombers are only 2 games above .500 in the second half of the season.
1975: At Baltimore' the Orioles top the Yankees 7-6 in 13 innings, though neither manager or Yankee catcher Thurman Munson are around at the end. All are tossed in the 9th inning.
1973: The Yankees bid adieu to the Alous' selling Felipe to Montreal and Matty to St. Louis.
1971: Red Sox manager Eddie Kasko uses 2 entirely different 10-man lineups in a doubleheader with New York' but neither succeeds. The Yankees sweep, 5-3 and 3-0.
1961: Roger Maris connects for his 54th home run of the season, off Tom Cheney of the Senators' as the Yankees win 8-0 behind Whitey Ford's 5-hitter. Ford is now at 23-3. John Blanchard hits a pair of homers' each
time following a walk to Mickey Mantle' and Moose Skowron and Bob Hale also go deep.
1960: In his final game at the Stadium' Ted Williams thumps his 518th career homer to lead Boston to a 7-1 win over the Yankees. Billy Muffett's shutout is ruined when he serves up a homer to Mickey Mantle with 2 outs in the 9th.
1954: New York only manage a split with the Red Sox' but it is not for lack of
trying on Casey Stengel's part. The Yankee manager uses a (since tied) record ten pinch
hitters in the two games' including pitcher Tommy Byrne for Phil Rizzuto. Pinch hitter Joe Collins wins the opener for Jim Konstanty, 6-5 with a homer – one of five hit in the game. The Yanks blow a 6-0 lead in the nitecap to lose' 8-7.
1943: During the second game of a doubleheader split between the Yankees and the Athletics, Carl Scheib becomes the youngest player in AL history when he takes the mound for Philadelphia at the age of 16 years, 248 days – he allows two hits but no runs in 2/3 of an inning. The A's take the
first game 11-2, while the New Yorkers prevail in the nightcap
1936: At Fenway, the Yankees drop a pair to the Red Sox, 14-5, and 4-2. In the opener, Wes Ferrell coasts to a win, allowing 14 hits and occasionally lobbing the ball to
the plate. Jimmie Foxx's 37th homer starts the scoring. Yankees second
baseman Tony Lazzeri's homer in game two deprives Lefty Grove of a shutout.
1927: At Fenway Park' the Yankees and Red Sox split a pair' with New York rolling to a 14-2 win in the opener behind Babe Ruth. Lou Gehrig takes the home run lead with a 5th inning homer off Tony Welzer. The Babe responds, however, with two homers' in the 6th and 7th' the former a
drive over the centerfield fence that is called 'the longest ever hit
at Fenway' by the Sporting News. Both shots also come against Welzer. Ruth hits his 3rd
of the day' number 47' in the nitecap' off Jack Russell,
but the terrier nips New York 5-2. There will be 34 homers hit at
Fenway this season' but only 5 by the Sox. Ruth will hit 8' Gehrig 6'
the only New York roundtrippers hit there.
1915: In a doubleheader at Fenway, the Yankees are blanked by Rube Foster in the opener, 4-0. Babe Ruth holds the Yankees hitless in the nitecap until the 8th before weakening and giving up 3 hits. Dutch Leonard relieves, and the Red Sox win 5-2 for the sweep. Ruth also goes 2-for-3 at the plate.
1904: The Highlanders sweep a doubleheader at home from the A's, with Al Orth registering a 5-2 win in the opener, and player-manager Clark Griffith (below) tossing a three-hitter for a 2-1 triumph in the nitecap. Though the Boston Americans also win, the New Yorkers move 1/2 game out in front in the neck-and-neck pennant race by virtue of the two victories.


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Emigrating from England in 1912, Walter Phillips settled in Winnipeg and soon established himself as a skilled and distinguished watercolourist and printmaker. Phillips travelled extensively, but the Prairies remained home and the source of most of his imagery until the 1940s, when he began teaching summer classes at the Banff School of Art in Alberta. He resettled in Banff permanently in 1948. Phillips' able handling of his medium blends an older tradition of watercolour landscape painting with contemporary sensibility. Lake O'Hara from Odaray exhibits the carefully crafted, jewel-like luminosity perfected by earlier English-born watercolourists, like Frederic Bell-Smith, who had been drawn to the Rockies. At the same time, the vibrant and clearly delineated areas of colour in the WAG work show the influence of traditional Japanese woodblock prints, filtered through Post-Impressionist design.
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'This is just the beginning'
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WASHINGTON - The federal operation unveiled Thursday that lead to the crackdown on 26 bus agencies for "serious safety threats" is just the beginning, the U.S. transportation secretary tells WTOP.
Ray LaHood says the "fly-by-night" bus companies that were the target of the year-long investigation by the department's Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration had previously shirked federal crackdowns, and he is intent on not allowing that to happen again.
"We want people to know when they get on a bus that it's safe," LaHood told WTOP Thursday morning. "This is just the beginning. The investigations continue and we may do more shutdowns in the future."
Bus companies previously targeted by transportation authorities were "slapping another name on the bus," and continuing their "bait-and-switch" operations, he says.
These companies take advantage of poor customers who cannot afford cars and could not otherwise travel along the East Coast. They offer service on what LaHood calls "very, very poorly equipped buses," with drivers who in some cases are not properly trained or properly rested.
"People don't think about safety. That's our job," says LaHood of the millions of travelers every year who get on board a coach, airplane, train or car and don't consider the safety implications. "We want to make sure it's safe."
Some in the coach industry are very pleased to have these long-time offenders out of business.
"This is a problem that goes back years," says Dan Ronan, senior communications director with the American Bus Association. "We are very pleased...DOT last night and over the last 36 hours has taken this action.
"We think this is very good news."
No companies that belong to ABA were involved in the DOT investigation announced Thursday.
Ronan echoed DOT concerns about buses that "reincarnate themselves" after an incident and are back on the road less than 48 hours later with a fresh coat of paint and different DOT number.
He recommends consulting the FMCSA website for detailed information on which companies operate buses legally, and for safety scores for each.
Companies such as Megabus, Bolt and D.C. Trails have been growing very rapidly and have been very safety conscious, says Ronan.
"There are good companies that are very, very well run," he says. "They're not hard to find."
Hear more of what LaHood and Ronan had to say in the full audio at right.
FMCSA shut down a total of 26 bus operations that run along the East Coast in what they're calling the agency's largest safety crackdown ever, citing a "serious safety threat to passengers and motorists on our roadways."
Some of the companies operated routes out of Chinatown in D.C. and Chinatown in New York City.
One ticket seller, nine active bus companies, 13 companies already ordered to stop running and three companies attempting to apply for operating authority were also a part of the operation that targeted Apex Bus, Inc.; I-95 Coach, Inc. and New Century Travel, Inc., according to an agency release.
FMCSA uncovered a pattern of safety violations including drivers operating without commercial licenses, vehicles that were not regularly inspected and repaired and companies that didn't enforce alcohol and drug tests.
These drivers also "had serious hours-of-service and driver qualification violations," according to the release.
The companies transported over 1,800 passengers a year on Interstate 95 between New York and Florida, according to DOT.
New Century has multiple routes out of the D.C. area. They provide routes from Richmond and D.C. to New York City and Philadelphia, and from Baltimore to New York City.
Buses leaving D.C. pick up passengers in the heart of Chinatown at the intersection of 5th and H streets in Northwest.
A leaflet prepared by FMCSA in English, Japanese and Chinese outlines the orders to cease operations for both regularly operating companies and those that were previously told to stop business, and an order to prove why FMCSA should allow the businesses to keep their registrations:
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Nathan Barger scored a straight set victory at number one singles, but Adams Central couldn't manage another and fell to Fort Wayne Snider 4-1 in varsity boys' tennis Monday. Barger topped Snider's Andy Jones 6-1, 7-5.
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Turkey: $9.39 per gallon -- Turkey has the highest price on our list at nearly $9.50 per gallon. Istanbul consistently ranks as one of the most expensive cities in which to buy gas.
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Japan: $6.87 per gallon -- The island nation taxes motorists almost $3 per gallon, according to Energy Détente.
Australia: $5.64 per gallon -- Australia's gas prices are determined by a deregulated market where competition is the name of the game.
India: $1.22 per gallon -- In June 2010, the Indian government decided to deregulate gasoline prices, doing away with the subsidies that had long kept the cost low. Public protests brought the prices back down.
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i have a lot of sympathy for that. but as i've consistently said, the convoluted arguments trying to prove not wearing a helmet is actually a really good idea are frequently misguided and don't help. the simple and more effective argument is - it's my head and i can crack it open if i want (and i'm not judging, i've given it a good go a few times).


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I remember things about myself pre-baby. Actually, I'm remembering things pre-marriage, pre-job, pre-"real world." I'm remembering what it's like to feel 21. I'm remembering what it's like to be too free spirited, not be able to hold down a real job, not be able to stay in any location longer than 8 months, not be able to commit to a major, a man, a life. I'm remembering why I had to grow up.
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And we never know who's watching. Just think: It may be when we feel most marginalized and unheard, but still act with resolve, that someone is listening or watching, and their life is forever changed.
As I form this thought, the face of Wangari Maathai comes to mind. Maathai planted seven trees in Nairobi on Earth Day 1977 to honor seven women environmental leaders in Kenya. Over the next two decades, she was jailed, humiliated, and beaten for her environmental activism, but her simple act sparked a movement in which those seven trees became 45 million, all planted by village women across Kenya.
In fall 2004, when Maathai got the call telling her she had won the Nobel Peace Prize, her first words were: "I didn't know anyone was listening." But, evidently, a lot of people were, from tens of thousands of self-taught tree planters in Kenya to the Nobel committee in Oslo.
From there I flash back to a conversation with João Pedro Stédile, a founder of the largest and perhaps most effective social movement in this hemisphere—Brazil's Landless Workers' Movement, which has enabled some of the world's poorest people to gain nearly 20 million acres of unused land.
Who helped motivate Stédile who did work in the 1980s under Brazil's military regime when gatherings of any kind were risky? It was Cesar Chavez and the United Farm Workers' struggle, he told me.
I'll bet Chavez never knew, or even imagined, his example was powerful enough to jump continents.
Just as important, the findings of neuroscience suggest a great way to empower ourselves. We can place ourselves in the company of those more courageous than we are. For sure, we'll become more like them.
Thus, our most important choices may be deciding whom we spend time with as friends, colleagues, and partners. And "spending time" means more than face-to-face contact. What we see on TV, in films, and on the Internet, what we read and therefore imagine—all are firing mirror neurons in our brains and forming us. Knowing this, we can choose courage—and power.
Changing the Rules
Our every act shapes the field of power relationships, and the rules we create determine whether they will be life-serving.
Today's rules, for example, allow private-money's influence over public decisions to create one of the three conditions proven to lead to no good: highly concentrated power. Lobbyists spent $3.5 billion last year to influence Congress, funding more than two dozen lobbyists for every single legislator citizens have elected to represent them.
Once we fully embrace the notion that dispersion and accountability of power is key to our thriving, then we will no longer be surprised when a new president fails to turn the ship of state. Instead, we'll realize the need and see our power to change the rules.
Right now, we have a prime opportunity. Both houses of Congress are considering the Fair Elections Now Act, which would establish voluntary public financing of congressional elections. It would enable everyday citizens—the waitress, teacher, or truck driver—to run for office without being tethered to corporate money. It's built on a system that is already working in Maine, Arizona, and Connecticut.
No matter what else we are doing to promote democracy we can each press our representatives to get on board. We can make campaign finance reform a sexy, compelling issue, knowing it's needed to move on everything from serious climate-change legislation to remaking our banking system.
Rethinking Power
To inhabit this world of possibility, where we see our power everywhere, we can start by rethinking power itself.
Power is an idea, and in our culture it's a stifling idea—almost a dirty word—equated with manipulation, coercion, and destruction. We see it in abuses by unaccountable corporations and corrupt governments.
Defined this way, no wonder it looks negative and we feel powerless. But, if we understand that power is simply our capacity to act, we're free to be its co-creators. I've found many Americans returning power to its original meaning—"to be able." From there, power becomes something we human beings develop together—relational power. And that's a lot more fun.
Once we step up and face the uncomfortable truth about our nature—embracing the good, the bad, and the very ugly—we can focus on what really matters: together creating the social rules and norms that bring out the best, while dissolving the conditions that elicit the worst.
From there, we can rethink power itself, so that we fully realize our own and inhabit a world of possibility.
Frances Moore Lappé wrote this article for Water Solutions, the Summer 2010 issue of YES! Magazine. Frances is the author of many books including Diet for a Small Planet and Getting a Grip 2. She is co-founder of Food First and the Small Planet Institute, and is a YES! contributing editor.
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