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Two men were shot in Lansdowne on Saturday night, and Baltimore County police are looking for possible suspects.
The victims were reported around the 3000 block of Bero Road, police spokesman Lt. Robert McCullough said. They were transported to local hospitals.
As of Sunday night, one man had been released from the hospital and the other was listed in serious condition, McCullough said.
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"How to Keep Your Inside Seat bone Over Their Inside Leg On Curves. Did you know, most riders are not able to do this?"
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Most riders are not aware that they are not in balance on curves. Their weight falls to outside instead of staying on the inside seat bone and anchored into the inside left leg. Now you can see how we show Camille how she can get in back into balance. We start this session by showing Camille how to position Polo so that she can ride him on a curve with her outside leg and rein. As part of this process I al...
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We start this session by showing Camille how to position Polo so that she can ride him on a curve with her outside leg and rein. As part of this process I also show her how to keep her inside seatbone where it needs to be for the horse to stay connected on that outside rein and leg. This is a missing link for so many riders who do not realize that they need to be anchored down their inside leg with their inside seatbone over it. Easier said than done! Of course, once a rider feels it, they know why it is important. Watch as I show Camille Beatty what she can do to isolate that feeling. Next, I ask Camille to her weight on her inside seat bone and down into the inside leg. This became the focus for this series.
What do you see happening?
Horse Tip Daily #561 by FeedXL – Randi Thompson on Hand Position
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Listen to this short interview from the Horse Tip Daily radio show to discover how your hands can be used to make a difference in your riding. Which tip is your favorite?
"What if you could finally... have a nice riding position for the rising/posting trot? Check this out
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Here we move up into the trot. We add the rise two and sit one movement so that both the riders are aware of when they really are connected through their ins...
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"What would it feel like to finally... feel like you have a secure riding position at the rising/posting trot?"
"What are you doing with your riding position when you ask your horse to back?" We start this session by showing Trudy how to feel what her riding position i...
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"What are you doing with your riding position when you ask your horse to back?"
The Day Winston Churchill Saved the War Horses" http://stargazermercantile.com/day-winston-churchill-saved-war-horses/ ;
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"Did you know that Winston Churchill saved the war horses?"
Operation Cowboy: The Rescue of the Lipizzaner Horses
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OPERATION COWBOY: THE RESCUE OF THE LIPIZZANER HORSES - We all loved the Disney film "Miracle of the White Stallions", but the historical facts are actually a little bit different than that! Read about what REALLY happened in my blog post today! CLICK HERE: http://stargazermercantile.com/operation-cowboy-saving-lipizzaner-horses/
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BREAKING NEWS: Trainer Steve Asmussen's Hall of Fame nomination TABLED. National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame's statement: "Based on pending investigations by the New York State Gaming Commission and the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission into allegations made by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) and reported by various media outlets, the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame has decided it is in the best interests of the institution and the sport of thoroughbred racing in general to table the 2014 Hall of Fame nomination of trainer Steve Asmussen."
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This was an exciting day for Camille, in fact for all of us. For the first time, she felt how to keep Polo in front of her legs and the beginnings of self carriage. This was also new for Polo. Basically she kept an even feel on both reins and used her legs to ask Polo to step up into the connection. Like most riders and horses who first learn this, they will get it for a few strides and lose it. Now that they have felt it, they will get more consistent with keeping it for longer periods of time.
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Can you see when they connect and Polo goes into self carriage?
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"Is your riding position where it needs to be to get your horse to connect with you?" It has been a long winter. In this session we focus on Trudy keeping he...
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It has been a long winter. In this session we focus on Trudy keeping her riding position as she asks Ani to stay in in front of her leg aids at the walk and in the changes of directions. We use the neck strap so that Trudy is aware of what she has been doing with her hands. The neck strap will keep her hands more consistent as Trudy focused on what she is doing with her seat and legs. What Trudy discovers is that she can now use her reins less, and her riding position more.
What did you learn from watching this video? Are you ready to try this exercise?
While we think we know what we own and what is in our barn and tack room, do we really? If a fire destroyed your buildings, could you list for your insurance everything that you lost? If someone broke...
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When was the last time you took an inventory? If you have boarders, have you made sure that they take one? What would happen if the unexpected happens and you do not have an inventory? How could you prove what you lost to the insurance company?
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The walk. Is your horse taking even steps while you are riding the turn around the haunches and other movements?" In this session we focus on Trudy is feelin...
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"The walk. Is your horse taking even steps while you are riding the turn around the haunches and other movements?"
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Clearance at the withers should be 2-3 fingers for normal withers, mutton withers will have more clearance, and high withers will have less clearance. Cleara...
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I loved how Schleese focuses on the sides of the withers as well as on top of them. We did change saddles after a saddle fitting with them. We found that the saddle we were using was pinching on the sides of the withers! (but not on the top) which interferes with their shoulder movement!
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The monarch rode Cartolina Emma in glorious sun on her Windsor estate. With her 88th birthday approaching, the Queen now prefers to ride fell ponies, noted for their steady temperament.
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"Conn. court: Horse owners must prevent injuries" This is really true anywhere... What are you going to do about it?"
Owners of horses and other domestic animals must try to prevent their animals from causing foreseeable injuries, the state's highest court ruled Wednesday in a decision that avoided the larger issue of whether horses are inherently vicious while siding with a family whose child was bitten by one.
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The facts are, horses are considered a high risk sport. It is up to people like you, who own horses, to protect other people from the inherent risks that are associated with them. Check out this case and see how this horse farm has been effected. Could this happen at yours?
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*"Where do you keep your hands while you are riding?"
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Did you know that by keeping your hands in the right place, that your riding position will be more balanced?
""How can you tell if your horse is moving freely in the walk? It is easy to see from in the saddle or on the ground"
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"How can you tell if your horse is moving freely in the walk? It is easy to see from in the saddle or on the ground. Watch as Susan focuses on her walk work"...
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A horse that is moving freely at the walk will look like it is "nodding" it's neck. This starts at the poll and goes down to where the riders hands are. Now you can see what it looks like. In this session Susan focuses on Darrien's walks. First Darrien has to stay in front of Susan's leg aids. Than Susan will watch to see if he is nodding his neck, instead of bracing it. This is when Darrien is moving through his whole body and using his back.
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"How do you ask your horse to back? Have you tried it from the walk and the trot?" In this session you will see how we are using the backing to connect Susan...
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What did you learn from watching Susan and Darrien that you can use while backing your horse?
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Introducing Most Expensive and Powerful Horses in the World 2014. The class in the horse racing today and one of the most powerful racers in the derbies , he is listed in the 2014 most expensive horses ever.
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"Would you like to see a rider get a horse in front of the "leg aids" and into the beginning of "self carriage?" Watch Camille do it for the first time"
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"Would you like to see a rider get a horse in front of the "leg aids" and into the beginning of "self carriage?" Watch Camille do it for the first time. This...
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This was a break through session with Camille and Polo. Watch what happens as Camille begins to feel when Polo is in "front of her leg aids" and stepping into her reins. At first he resists a little as this is new to both of them. How did we do it? When Polo starts leaning on the reins is when he is really not in front of her leg aids. That is when I ask Camille to use her legs to get Polo to step up from behind so that he gets lighter on the reins. This was a big break through session for Camille as it was the first time she really "got" when Polo was connecting with here and on her aids.
Can you see how they both begin to change? What do you see happening?
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This is my second Roth and I have to say he captivates me immediately with his writing style, and i feel myself drawn swiftly into a story into which very little is happening, yet i did not want to stop reading. Lots of stuff in this about moral right and wrong versus common sense 'right and wrong' and the utter chaos families can inflict on each other in often self-centered attempts to do what is 'right.' Lots of enabling goes on in this that ultimately allows the turmoil to continue, and a tremendous amount of denial and hiding of truths (1960's suburban culture) that really causes the most destruction. In spite of that somewhat negative outlook, i liked it quite a bit.
Not an easy read, with so many characters behaving so horribly to each other so much of the time. Lucy's story felt more like it was about depression and mental illness than anger and morality though, and I couldn't help but feel sympathy for her, even when she was at her worst and most emotionally abusive. She really needed help, but instead everything just became worse for her, and all of those around her.
Interesting mental exercise by a male writer in trying to imagine rage as primary motivation in a female protagonist. The results are not truly successful. Off the top of my head, The Bell Jar could be used as a female penned counterpoint, and you'll see this novel's short comings. The dimensions of true inner rage are the most intimate aspects of anyone's persona -they are difficult to counterfeit and they are often intrinsically tied up with sexual identity in ways we desperately keep hidden from the other sex -so they are the most difficult for the opposite sex to grasp.
Still, a brave undertaking. Or an exercise borne of narcissistic conceit -take your pick.
This was Roth's second full-length novel, published in 1966. Roth is a huge literary hero of mine. I've read almost all of his works and decided to go back and read one of the four remaining Roth books still awaiting me.
This is a tough book to get through. The protagonist, if that word can be used for a character so unpleasant, is Lucy Nelson, child of an alcoholic and abusive father who goes through life with fists clenched, trying with all her might to control her family and friends in order to push them to live up to her impossible standards of morality and propriety. Her husband, well-meaning but ineffectual, is unfortunately made of much less noble stuff.
Less skillfully than he would in his later career, Roth plays with narrative time, giving us in particular one important piece of the storyline out of order, shifting point of view so that we see aspects of the action from several perspectives. This all might be very cool, except that Lucy herself is wound so tight and is, most of the time, so unforgiving and unpleasant, that the book is often very hard to get through.
In the end, I would recommend When She Was Good to Roth completists only. As a glimpse into the novelist in transition, beginning to work out issues of theme and form that he would later conquer so brilliantly (a matter of opinion, I know), the book is interesting. Purely as a reading experience, though, probably not a valuable enough experience for most readers. As such, this book was a step back from Roth amazing debut, the novella Goodbye Columbus, and even, if I remember right (I read it very long ago), his first full-length novel, Letting Go.
Roth's next at bat produced the explosively funny Portnoy's Complaint. After that, Roth was, mostly, off and running for a long, long time.
A very interesting work. The focus of the book is Lucy, a ferociously moralistic young woman in 1940s small town America. Defining herself in opposition to her alcoholic father, she has grown to believe that she is the only truly moral fighter against a bad world. Roth brilliantly uses her absolutist and pitiless gaze to explore the flawed but well-meaning characters around her. In opposition to this never-endingly harsh point of view, we are drawn into compassionately engaging with their (and our) human failings. As the book progresses and Lucy's self-imposed social isolation worsens, these characters retreat into a background against which Lucy rails in an increasingly hopeless monologue against all around her. Occasionally, she seems to show flashes of understanding of her central role in her husband's and family's struggles, but these are quickly hidden by her inability to see any good in her father.
Loved it.
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When she was still a child, Lucy Nelson had her alcoholic failure of a father thrown in jail. Ever since then she has been trying to reform the men around her, even if that ultimately means destroying herself in the process. With his unerring portraits of Lucy and her hapless, childlike husband, Roy, Roth has created an uncompromising work of fictional realism, a vision of provincial American piety, yearning, and discontent that is at once pitiless and compassionate.
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The U.S. Department of Labor recently recovered $1.3 million in unpaid prevailing wages and fringe benefits for 67 employees of a Massachusetts-based contracting company that performed work on the Bedell Terrace Apartments rehab project in Hempstead. CAL Construction Co. and ...
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Financial advisors view social media as an increasingly important tool to engage clients, grow their business and better understand clients' investment goals – with 48 percent interacting daily with clients through social media, according to an Accenture survey of 400 U.S. financial advisors. The survey also revealed that financial advisors significantly overestimate the investment savvy and risk appetite of investors.
According to the survey, published in Accenture's report "Closing the Gap: How Tech-Savvy Advisors Can Regain Investor Trust," financial advisors see the rapid adoption of digital technologies changing their relationships with clients and view social media tools as increasingly critical to their individual success. The study shows:
- Nearly half (48 percent) of financial advisors are using social media on a daily basis to interact with their clients – most of whom (60 percent) have assets of more than $20 million.
- Seventy-four percent of advisors believe social media helps them increase assets under management; and half of advisors claim to have successfully used social media to convert prospects into clients.
- Nearly half of advisors (49 percent) said they believe firms that fail to leverage social media will lose clients to firms that do.
"The use of social media to interact with clients is a differentiator for advisors today, but it will be mere table stakes in the not too distant future," said Alex Pigliucci, global managing director of Accenture Wealth and Asset Management Services. "Wealth management firms that fail to adopt social media will miss an opportunity to build relationships with clients on their terms. This is becoming increasingly critical as investors are demanding online resources to help them better understand investment strategy and advice."
Advisors Overestimate Clients' Investment Knowledge and Risk AppetiteThe study compares investment perspectives of financial advisors and high-income, digitally savvy investors and examines the client-advisor relationship in light of new technologies. It shows that financial advisors are overestimating the investment knowledge and risk appetite of their clients.
- Advisors are three times more likely to describe their clients as "very knowledgeable" about investing than investors themselves (42 percent vs. 12 percent, respectively).
- One percent of advisors describe their clients as "not knowledgeable" about investing, compared to 25 percent of investors who self-identified this way.
- Advisors are more than twice as likely as investors to see their clients as "aggressive" investors (28 percent vs. 13 percent, respectively).
- Sixty-seven percent of advisors claim to have a "personal relationship" with their clients, whereas only 38 percent of clients view this relationship as "personal."
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It may have seemed like an obvious tack in 1988, when terrorism was a remote concern to any American not employed by an embassy. Today, moral certitude is coin of the realm, and human uncertainty is the provenance of soldiers and ministers.
Two Rooms follows three years in the life of Michael Wells, a professor taken prisoner by a Shiite faction in Beirut in the mid-1980s. You never see his captors, and neither does he: He must wear a blindfold, we learn, or else he is beaten.
He rarely leaves the stage. Kneeling or lying on the floor, he twitches in the shadows as the action moves to America, where his wife, Lainie, has cleared his old study, fashioning a cell of her own. She is visited there by Ellen Van Oss, a horrifyingly reserved mouthpiece from the State Department, and by a reporter named Walker Harris. The two don't agree on much. Ellen wants Lainie to keep her head down and her fingers crossed, secure in the faith that the government will do right by her husband. Walker wants Lainie to sing like a bird preferably to him, preferably in an exclusive interview.
Not a lot happens in Two Rooms. The men and women on stage seem eerily frozen. Michael wonders how Lainie's doing; Lainie wonders about Michael; Ellen dispenses platitudes. Only Walker seems to believe that events have not spun completely out of control. He blusters on and on about speaking up and speaking out, as though Lainie's actions or his own might impact the lives of Shiites an ocean away. At first, he's inspiring. Later, he sounds like a carnival barker, hawking the virtues of the fourth estate for the same reasons Ellen Van Oss stumps for the first.
The Promethean Theatre's production of Two Rooms is not the easiest thing to see, or to make peace with. That's partly because the play deals in ugly realities, but it's mostly because of how the four actors struggle with material that, at least in the beginning, eludes them.
With the exception of Ken Clement's great, braying Walker Harris, the performances are oppressively monochromatic. Widow-in-waiting Lainie Wells spends the play's two-hour duration either depressed or angry, just as the script demands. But there are a billion subtle gradations of depression and anger floating around out there, and when taking on a part like Lainie's, it would help to be on a first-name basis with them. Actress Nicole Mitchell is not. Actor Jeffrey T. Bower runs into a similar problem inhabiting the person of Michael Wells. His voice is tremulous, all jitters and barely-suppressed hysteria. You want to sympathize obviously, getting kidnapped is no fun but you'll soon find yourself wondering why his panic hasn't dissipated after a couple of years in a cell.
This complaint probably has to do with the relative youth of the cast. With the exception of Ken Clement, I don't believe any of these actors are out of their twenties, although the material was clearly written for older folks. Lee Blessing visualized worry-lines and resignation; this cast gives us emo.
Why not, though? I'm looking at my notebook, and I see where I made this note: "Shades of gray needed." And I remember that I was crying when I wrote those words, because one of Jeff Bowers' tremulous-jittery-hysterical monologues had just ripped out my heart and fed it to me. Funny how that works.
In a weird way, TPT's production of Two Rooms comes alive because of its flaws. I don't think the three younger actors really knew what to do with these roles I think they approached them with trepidation, and the kind of reverence most of us feel when contemplating a reality too gruesome to apprehend. Thanks to that reverence, there are moments when you can actually witness the actors learning on the fly, feeling for the truths their words describe. I'm thinking about Bowers running his hands over the incidental topography of his cell's walls, feeling the bumps and cracks, imagining they constitute a map of a freer, better country. I'm thinking about Mitchell screaming at Ken Clement in the second act, bereft and helpless as anyone I've ever seen, when suddenly her helplessness is subsumed by a rage that comes pouring out of her mouth like the judgment of God.
Mostly, though, I'm thinking about Toohey. At first, her portrayal of the State Department representative and all-purpose-government-avatar is painfully stiff. She has the stage-walk and stage-talk of someone who's spent too long hanging around university drama departments. This is sometimes fitting, since she's a fed. But real government drones are artificial in a sleazy, evil way. Toohey just seems artificial. I bitched about this rather forcefully when my dates and I stepped outside during intermission. Ten minutes later, I ate my words.
Explaining the official government line on terrorism and extremism, Toohey stands on stage, citing atrocity after atrocity. There's nothing human about it. She is a foreign policy encyclopedia, a robot. Then her voice snags. She's describing how, in some part of the world, young children and teenagers wrap themselves in blankets and run across minefields to clear them for advancing infantry. They think they're doing God's work; that they'll blow up and go immediately to heaven. Toohey's eyes drift out of focus; she's seeing it. Her words are sucked into the back of her throat, and she's going to pieces; the broken heart of the play is about to explode, half an hour ahead of schedule. The monologue is a minefield, and there's no way Toohey's getting out alive.
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End of Days
Last day at the University of Auckland School of Theology today – now on leave until January. Odd kind of day – pretty much no one in the building at all after 1pm when our departmental coordinator left, so when I left at 4pm I locked everything up and turned the lights out. A lot of water under the bridge since I started here six years ago and I'll miss my colleagues.
Photos below (including Helen's name on my door now for 2014).
Symposium on Theology, Spirituality and Cancer – Update
Laidlaw College and Theology at the University of Auckland will be sponsoring a two-day symposium and public lecture on Theology, Spirituality & Cancer on 20-21 February 2014 and you are warmly invited to attend.
The Theology, Spirituality and Cancer symposium is an interdisciplinary meeting exploring dialogue between theological (including biblical), religious, philosophical, spiritual, healthcare and pastoral arenas, and will include presentations by biblical scholars Dr Tim Meadowcroft and Dr Caroline Blyth, and practical theologian Dr Stephen Garner among others. The symposium will be of interest to academics and practitioners, including religious ministers, chaplains, counsellors and healthcare practitioners in related areas. It will address topics such as theodicy, cancer therapies, end-of-life care and pastoral challenges as well as exploring the insights a theological, religious or spiritual perspective can bring to an understanding of all aspects of cancer. These areas will be explored through presented papers, keynote addresses and a public lecture.
When: 20-21 February 2014 | 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
Where: University of Auckland (City Campus), Arts 1 Building (Building 206), 14A Symonds Street, Auckland
Cost: $100 (includes morning and afternoon tea)
Register: Click here to register online. Registration will close on Friday 9 February 2014, but please register early as places are limited.
Cancer and Spirituality Matters: Stats and Stories
Public Lecture with Dr. Richard Eagan
When: 20 February 2014 | 7:30pm
Where: LibB10, General Library (Building 109), Level B (Basement), 5 Alfred Street, Auckland
Cost: Free
For further information about the symposium click here for schedule and registration form or visit theologyandcancer.org or contact Christina Partridge at firstname.lastname@example.com
Advent Offering – 8 December | Auckland Theology, Biblical Studies, et al
My contribution to the Auckland Theology blog advent series – Advent Offering – 8 December | Auckland Theology, Biblical Studies, et al.
New media, religion and the interaction between the two
Now that the semester has ended and I'm clearing my desk (virtual and otherwise) of things that have accumulated there, here's a list of links on media, religion and often the intersection between the two that I found interesting.
- Heidi Campbell: The Internet challenges and empowers religious institutions | Faith & Leadership.
- A Beginners Guide to Resources in Media, Religion and Culture Studies | Network for New Media, Religion and Digital Culture Studies.
- RavelUnravel
With RavelUnravel, we're exploring the tapestry of religious and spiritual identities that make up our communities and the complexities of how we construct and deconstruct identity. We invite you to view the stories that make up RavelUnravel and add to the movement by sharing your own.
- Does Digital Communication Affect Spirituality?.
- BBC Religion & Ethics – How the Church of England is engaging with social media.
- New Media Project.
- Social Media Advice for Seminarians (Danny Zacharias).
- CODEC: Christian Communication in a Digital Age – Durham University.
- BPS Research Digest: Effects of a violent video game depend on whether you're Superman or the Joker.
- Are Games Racist? | Game/Show | PBS Digital Studios – YouTube.
- Social media: the new religion? | Stuff.co.nz.
- Living Lutheran – Helping our youth become digital disciples.
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Applications are now invited for the position of Director of the Presbyterian Church Schools' Resource Office.
In 2011, an office was established to strengthen and support the Christian character of the thirteen schools and colleges around the country that are affiliated to, or associated with, the Presbyterian Church of Aotearoa New Zealand. This role consists largely of supporting chaplains and religious education teachers in their work, and the compilation and development of curriculum resources.
The office is run by the Knox Centre for Ministry and Leadership on behalf of the church schools. It is currently located in Auckland, but can be relocated if necessary.
This is a half-to-two-thirds-time position.
The successful candidate will have a theological qualification, a teaching Diploma, and proven experience in chaplaincy and/or teaching. Knowledge of, and/or ministry within, the Presbyterian Church and the Reformed tradition will be an advantage.
More details in the PDF file available on the PCANZ web site. Applications close 15 November 2013.
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What's in store for Serenity's crew after the events of the film?
I'm a huge Firefly/Serenity fan. I've got the DVDs, the poster, and all the comics and graphic novels. So I'm hoping this comes to pass.
What's in store for Serenity's crew after the events of the film?
"Firefly: The Complete Series" (Joss Whedon, Tim Minear, Vern Gillum)
"Serenity, Vol. 1: Those Left Behind" (Joss Whedon, Brett Matthews)
"Serenity, Vol. 2: Better Days" (Joss Whedon)
"Serenity: The Shepherd's Tale" (Zack Whedon, Joss Whedon)
New books from friends and colleagues
New books on the bookshelf from the past couple of week authored and edited by friends and colleagues (two of which were free copies arriving in the mail yesterday and today).
First up Spiritual Complaint: The Theology and Practice of Lament edited by Miriam Bier and Tim Bulkeley which came out of an interdisciplinary colloquium on lament back in 2011. I've got a chapter in there titled "Lament in an age of new media". Links below:
"Spiritual Complaint: The Theology and Practice of Lament" (Miriam Bier, Tim Bulkeley) – Amazon.com
"Spiritual Complaint: The Theology and Practice of Lament" (Miriam Bier, Tim Bulkeley) – Wipf and Stock Publishers
Secondly, Nicola Hoggard Creegan's work on theology, animal suffering and problem of evil looks like a good read, especially for those interested in the theological implications of evolutionary frameworks and the science-religion interface.
"Animal Suffering and the Problem of Evil" (Nicola Hoggard Creegan) – Amazon.com
"Animal Suffering and the Problem of Evil" (Nicola Hoggard Creegan) – Oxford University Press
And finally, a collection of essays from a range of NZ writers – theologians, philosophers, scientists – on new-atheism from the TANSA meetings etc. Something to dip into from time to time.
"Taking Rational Trouble Over the Mysteries: Reactions to Atheism" (Nicola Hoggard Creegan and Andrew Shepherd) – Amazon.com
"Taking Rational Trouble Over the Mysteries: Reactions to Atheism" (Nicola Hoggard Creegan and Andrew Shepherd) – Wipf and Stock Publishers
Sabbaths and Datelines
Filed away for a future class discussion on Sabbath-keeping.
Samoans Worked Up Over Sabbath After International… | Stuff.co.nz.
Global Survey on Theological Education
Will have a look through this later. I remember filling out the questionnaire a while back, but had forgotten about it until it came across my email today.
The Global Survey on Theological Education was designed to gather data and perspectives on all forms of theological education from every Christian tradition in every part of the world. Launched in October 2011 by the World Council of Churches in partnership with the Institute for Cross-Cultural Theological Education in Chicago and the Centre for the Study of Global Christianity in Boston this survey aimed to provide empirical data on current developments, challenges and major trends in theological education in World Christianity by sending out 70 items questionnaire to relevant partners, both individual theological educators as well as institutions for theological education.
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Narendra Modi's projection as Prime Ministerial candidate will lead to ''jacking up'' of communal temperature and there can be more riots like Muzaffarnagar in Uttar Pradesh, Congress leader and Union minister Jairam Ramesh said on Thursday.
He described Modi as a ''mukhauta'' (mask) of RSS and said the 2014 Lok Sabha elections would be a direct fight between Congress and the Sangh for the first time. He said the BJP wanted to convert the next general election into a battle for Prime Ministerial sweepstakes but the Congress would not get into a ''me too'' syndrome, suggesting that the party may not project anybody.
''I think Modi's political strategy has been and will always be communal polarisation... When his lieutenant Amit Shah was appointed as incharge of UP, he gave the game away,'' Ramesh said.
Accusing BJP of fanning communal violence in Muzaffarnagar earlier this month, Ramesh apprehended more such incidents with Modi's projection. ''Muzaffarnagar is a trailer, the first milestone... Muzaffarnagar is a millstone. There will be more such millstones. I fear that there will be a gradual jacking up of communal temperature.
''It's a time-tested strategy in which Modi is a past master. I am afraid that the way we are going, UP and Bihar, which are heartland of Indian politics can see communal tensions and flare-ups," he said.
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Due to time constraints, we're only able to do an abridged version of MLPW this week. We've omitted our usual "Honorable Mentions" section, but are still presenting our weekly award to a deserving pitcher and position player.
Caleb Smith, 22, LHP, A
Notable: 13 K is most for a Charleston pitcher since the club became a NYY affiliate in 2005
Caleb Smith was drafted in the 14th round of the 2013 draft out of Sam Houston State University. After signing, he spent the bulk of his time at Short-Season Staten Island, where he had a 1.89 ERA and 52 K in 47.2 IP. He kicked off this season at Low-A Charleston, where he's made 4 starts over 20.1 innings. His ERA of 0.89 is third-best in the South Atlantic League, while his FIP of 2.39 ranks 4th.
In his 4/24 start, he struck out a career-high 13 hitters against the Delmarva Shorebirds (Orioles Low-A affiliate). The 6'2″ lefty had this to say about his start:
Even though Smith typically employs a three-pitch mix with his low-90s two-seam fastball, a slider and a changeup, most of the damage Thursday was caused by the heater.
"I didn't use [my slider or changeup] a whole lot," he said. "I tried to go through the lineup once with just my fastball because I didn't want to show them the other pitches before they proved they could hit the fastball first.
"I was keeping the fastball down really well, and right away, I knew that was working for me. Then in the third inning when I started using my off-speed, I knew I had all my pitches working."
It comes with no surprise that Smith was named SAL Pitcher of the Week.
Kyle Roller, 26, LHB 1B, AA
.526/.625/1.263 in 23 PA
Notable: Leads the Eastern League in just about everything, despite missing the first week
Since being drafted as a senior in 2010 from East Carolina University, Kyle Roller has done nothing but hit. He has a career line of .272/.363/.465 — although in his first taste of Double-A last season, he .253/.347/.427 (118 wRC+). While still certainly above-average, it was a bit off the pace he set at the lower levels of the farm.
Well forget about that slowed pace, because Roller went bananas last week, hitting 4 HR and 2 doubles, and now boasts a season line of…get this — .400/.491/.956 in 53 PA. That's good for a 284 wRC+ — which is obviously tops in the Eastern League (min 40 PA). What's even more eye-popping is that Roller leads the league in HR with 7, despite missing the first week of the season.
Roller is 26 and that's old for Double-A, as evidenced by facing nearly all younger pitchers to date. At his age, you have to wonder why the Yankees haven't moved him faster through the years…perhaps some Pedro Cerrano in his game?
However, these numbers are difficult to ignore, and when the health of Mark Teixeira seems to waver on a weekly basis, it's time to push Roller higher to see what he can do.
Here's a clip of him hitting a HR on 4/25:
– Nik Turley was oddly outright released by the Yankees on Saturday. The 6'6″ lefty had yet to pitch in 2014 due to "arm tightness". He was a member of the Yankees 40-man roster, so releasing him opened up a spot for the big club to continue its "get a fresh arm in the bullpen" campaign. In 2013, Turley pitched 139 innings at Double-A, with a 3.88 ERA / 4.30 FIP — not exactly numbers normally associated with getting cut.
Yankees' Senior VP of Baseball Operations, Mark Newman, once raved about Nik Turley to us, but we guess that sentiment is history. It's possible the Yankees could re-sign him if no other teams bite.
– Jose Campos, acquired by the Yankees in the Pineda/Montero trade, had Tommy John surgery. He's had elbow issues since the Yankees traded for him, pitching only 111 innings in the past two seasons.


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Kiko Alonso is lost for the season, but that doesn't mean the Buffalo Bills aren't keeping their options open with the young linebacker.
Upon suffering a torn ACL during the nearly month-long break between mandatory minicamp and the start of training camp, the Bills issued a statement that said the injury occurred in a workout away from team facilities. That sealed his fate as having to be placed on the Active/Non-Football Injury list to start training camp.
The next step for the Bills on Tuesday was to not only disable him from the active roster, but to leave open the chance --albeit a very small percentage one -- for Alonso to return to practice within a specific window. The team announced that they placed the linebacker on the Reserve/Non-Football Injury list, which gives them a bevy of options.
First and foremost, if Alonso has a miraculous recovery, he would be eligible to return for a five week window starting after Week 6. Upon his first day of practice, the Bills would have three weeks to put him on the active roster. If he practices and they don't activate him, the Bills would either have to release him or place him on Injured Reserve.
If he is not cleared to practice, which is the more likely outcome due to the severity of the injury, the Bills can keep him on the Reserve/NFI list and per the Collective Bargaining Agreement and it wouldn't count for an accrued season in his career due to the injury happening away from an NFL sanctioned venue. That would mean that when his contract runs out after the 2016 season, Alonso conceivably would be a restricted free agent for having only three years of accrued service to his name.
Written in the same bylaws, the Bills would also have the option of compensating him for the year or not based on where and when the injury occurred. With Alonso now on the Reserve/NFI list, he no longer counts on the active roster. With the move, the Bills now have 74 active players.
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While February is when most Manitobans are getting ready to leave for their sunspot destination, many others are contemplating spring-through-fall travel to destinations farther afield.
One of the more frequent inquiries I get is about a country that is truly becoming a favoured choice of world travellers again.
What is now the country of Croatia, with its seaport city Dubrovnik a tourist centrepiece, has seen massive annual statistical growth in visitations.
Dubrovnik was once a prime convention destination and cruise port, but the wars between the former countries that once comprised Yugoslavia changed that completely.
Long before those conflicts, one of my most indelible memories comes from my experience as a young man hitchhiking around Europe and ending up in Zagreb, what is now the capital city of Serbia.
Travelling around Europe, I had pretty much fallen off up-to-date news cycles, but in Zagreb I read that my country, Canada, was under the War Measures Act as a result of the FLQ murder of British diplomat James Cross. That was a shocking revelation.
Later that night, an acquaintance introduced me to the hottest disco in the city, where a new song, American Woman, by Winnipeg's own Guess Who, was played incessantly all through the night.
Those confluences made a huge impression on me, and I always wanted to get back to the region that is now Croatia.
Last year, my wife and I had that chance and spent time in Split, Dubrovnik and the area around it.
Facing the Adriatic, the walled fortresses of Dubrovnik represent an imposing presence for cruise ships approaching its port.
Inside the city, remnants of recent wars are evident. Bullet holes dot many historical buildings around the main square. But recent history has not affected the way tourists are welcomed.
Buskers playing unique instruments are scattered through the main thoroughfares. Harmonizing groups offer regularly scheduled performances in the open squares. A walk along the ramparts of the walled structures provides an overview you won't find in many other cities.
Dubrovnik is an exceptionally beautiful city, and perhaps the greatest testimony of that came from George Bernard Shaw when he wrote: "Those who seek paradise on Earth should come to Dubrovnik."
For those exploring the region, there are more than1,600 kilometres of coastline and loads of beach options. The quality of the water is reported to be excellent, but many beaches, though gorgeous, tend to be more pebbles than fine sand.
The view often makes up for the beach quality, and it is the pebbled base that helps make the water so crystal-clear.
A trip to Dubrovnik should automatically include a day or three in the countryside around it. A number of small communities whose economy still depends on the fruits of the sea have also recognized the importance of tourism as an economic generator.
One of these is the seaside town of Catvat.
Situated on the southern portion of the Croatian Riviera, it is a quaint community with spectacular views and excellent restaurants located on a sandy beach in a beautiful bay.
For wine lovers, Catvat is situated near the primary grape-growing area of Croatia, and a number of local wine-region tours will open the doors to some exceptional scenery as well.
The second most popular port city of Croatia is also the second-largest city in the country.
Split has a history that goes back to the third century AD, when Roman emperor Diocletian decided the location would be perfect for his palace headquarters.
Walking along the extremely narrow streets that are preserved in the original palace area, the past seems to come to life, even though many of the structures are now gift shops, restaurants and offices.
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Grgur Ninski, known as Gregory of Nin, a 10th-century religious leader, had a uniquely designed, massive and imposing statue of himself built near his cathedral.
Thousands of people daily seem to be influenced by the myth that rubbing the big toe of his shiny gold left foot will bring good fortune to those who line up to be photographed in the act. Perhaps it is not a myth!
Though we did not get to Zagreb on our recent trip, tourist officials there are working hard to position the city on the same level as Prague and Budapest.
Known as the city of museums, Zagreb is divided into three distinct sections.
Like most cities, there is a highrise area that is really like the heart of many of today's modern cities.
Beyond that, museums and galleries are situated along the cobbled streets that flow through the 1,000-year-old historical area around the presidential palace.
History is kept alive with the use of gas lamps. Galleries and museums, punctuated by numerous restaurants, make it a prime tourist walking region.
I suspect the disco I was in is long gone, but this part of the city is also the prime entertainment area as well.
Forward your travel questions to firstname.lastname@example.com. Ron Pradinuk is president of Journeys Travel & Leisure SuperCentre and can be heard Sundays at noon on CJOB. Previous columns and tips can be found at www.journeystravelgear.com or read Ron's travel blog at www.thattravelguy.ca.
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Updated on Saturday, February 2, 2013 at 7:59 PM CST: Corrects detail on Zagreb.
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Are graduate announcements available?
Personalized announcements can be ordered from TommieBooks or through the St. Thomas Bookstore website. Please call the Minneapolis Bookstore (651) 962-4340 or the St. Paul Bookstore (651) 962-6850 with any questions.
Accessible Parking & Seating
Will there be accessible parking?
Please visit the Minneapolis Convention Center's website for parking information.
Will there be accessible seating?
There are designated seating areas at the ceremony for people with mobility issues. These seats are on the floor at ground level. Guests also may sit at the end of a row and ask an usher to remove a chair. Ushers will be available to assist those with mobility impairments.
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How do I order my cap and gown?
The cap and gown are ordered by your graduation coordinator after you complete the graduation application. The cap and gown order is part of the graduation application.
What is the cost of the cap and gown? Am I allowed to keep them?
There is no cost to you. They are yours to keep. The master's degree hood, however, is borrowed and must be returned after the ceremony.
Where/when do I get my cap and gown?
Depending upon the pick-up location you indicated on the graduation application, your cap and gown can be picked up at the Minneapolis Bookstore (651) 962-4340 beginning May1, or the St. Paul Bookstore (651) 962-6850 beginning May 13. If unsure of pick-up location, please contact Pam Phairas. Pick-up times are as follows. You will need a picture I.D. when picking up your cap and gown at the Bookstore. Please note that the Minneapolis Bookstore will be closed on Saturday, May 24.
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|9 a.m. - noon
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|May 19-22
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On which side do I wear my tassel?
The tassel is worn on the left side of the mortarboard throughout the ceremony.
Where do I get my master's degree hood?
The hoods will be distributed to you at the ceremony. Hoods must be returned following the ceremony.
Can I buy my master's degree hood?
Yes, if you wish to purchase a master's degree hood, they can be purchased through the St. Paul Bookstore at (651) 962-6850, call for further information.
No. To remove creases and wrinkles, place the gown in the dryer with a moist washcloth or hang the gown prior to ceremony.
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Where will we assemble for the ceremony?
Graduates should enter Ballrooms A & B. When you arrive in the line-up area, find your name on the alphabetical list. Find your row number and go to that row. The marshal for your row will have your reader card with your name on it. Stay with your row.
How long will the ceremony last?
The ceremony typically lasts 90 minutes.
When will I receive my diploma?
You will receive your diploma when all requirements for the degree are completed. In addition, your tuition account must be paid in full. Diplomas will be mailed approximately eight weeks after all requirements are verified as completed.
If the name printed on the diploma is incorrect, can I change it?
If, by chance, the diploma is mailed to you with incorrect information, you may write directly on the diploma, crossing out the incorrect name and writing in the correct information. Then, mail it back to the Registrar's Office and the diploma will be re-ordered and mailed to you at no charge. The re-order process will require approximately 8-10 weeks.
What if my address and/or name have changed?
Please contact our graduation coordinator, Pam Phairas.
Do I need tickets? How many guests can I bring?
No tickets will be issued for this commencement.
Yes, children are welcome.
No, balloons are not allowed.
How should I and my guests dress?
Business attire is preferred.
Please visit the university's website for parking information.
Will photos be taken or should I have someone there to take pictures?
Picture taking on or near the stage during the ceremony is prohibited.
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Oh my goodness! Just buy these! To me these nibs rival the g pen. These nibs are kind of special. Even if you dip it and have it touch the paper the ink won't come out and no lines will be made unless you apply pressure. These nibs are hard. At first I wasn't sure how these nibs would be but it is such a great product. The hardness allows you to create very CONTROLLED fine lines. It can do those small fine details. In fact you can use them over the g pen to ink the main parts if you wanted, the g pen have more line variation though since it's more flexible. These do have great line variation too but it just doesn't get as thick which is perfect. It gives such perfect lines and can get thinner than a single strand of hair. Flexible nibs are harder to control while for these it's easy to master. Don't get me wrong though flexible nibs are a must! They can do everything if you have the mastery and control.
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On the plus side though, the lines I did make with this were very nice. I would like to try the soft version of this nib and see just how fine the lines could become. I was able to get down to about half the width of my pencil lines and added details that none of my other pens would have done or done as well. As long as I was careful, cleaned it often and took my time, the skipping was not too big of an issue in the test image I did. That being said I would still be very cautious to use this on something bigger or something I was serious about inking perfectly. The more you have to fix lines, the more imperfections there will be, and that's my biggest takeaway from this nib.
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