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The designs of the enemies of Israel. (1-8) Earnest prayer for their defeat. (9-18)
Verses 1-8 Sometimes God seems not to be concerned at the unjust treatment of his people. But then we may call upon him, as the psalmist here. All wicked people are God's enemies, especially wicked persecutors. The Lord's people are his hidden one; the world knows them not. He takes them under his special protection. Do the enemies of the church act with one consent to destroy it, and shall not the friends of the church be united? Wicked men wish that there might be no religion among mankind. They would gladly see all its restraints shaken off, and all that preach, profess, or practise it, cut off. This they would bring to pass if it were in their power. The enemies of God's church have always been many: this magnifies the power of the Lord in preserving to himself a church in the world.
Verses 9-18 All who oppose the kingdom of Christ may here read their doom. God is the same still that ever he was; the same to his people, and the same against his and their enemies. God would make their enemies like a wheel; unsettled in all their counsels and resolves. Not only let them be driven away as stubble, but burnt as stubble. And this will be the end of wicked men. Let them be made to fear thy name, and perhaps that will bring them to seek thy name. We should desire no confusion to our enemies and persecutors but what may forward their conversion. The stormy tempest of Divine vengeance will overtake them, unless they repent and seek the pardoning mercy of their offended Lord. God's triumphs over his enemies, clearly prove that he is, according to his name JEHOVAH, an almighty Being, who has all power and perfection in himself. May we fear his wrath, and yield ourselves to be his willing servants. And let us seek deliverance by the destruction of our fleshly lusts, which war against the soul.
Psalms 83:1-18 . is probably that of 2 Chronicles 20:1 2 Chronicles 20:2 (compare Psalms 47:1-9 , 48:1-14 ). After a general petition, the craft and rage of the combined enemies are described, God's former dealings recited, and a like summary and speedy destruction on them is invoked.
1. God addressed as indifferent (compare Psalms 35:22 , 39:12 ).
be not still--literally, "not quiet," as opposed to action.
2. thine enemies--as well as ours ( Psalms 74:23 , Isaiah 37:23 ).
3. hidden ones--whom God specially protects ( Psalms 27:5 , 91:1 ).
4. from being a nation--utter destruction ( Isaiah 7:8 , 23:1 ).
Israel--here used for Judah, having been the common name.
5. they have consulted--with heart, or cordially.
together--all alike.
6-8. tabernacles--for people ( Psalms 78:67 ).
they--all these united with the children of Lot, or Ammonites and Moabites (compare 2 Chronicles 20:1 ).
9-11. Compare the similar fate of these ( 2 Chronicles 20:23 ) with that of the foes mentioned in Judges 7:22 , here referred to. They destroyed one another ( Judges 4:6-24 , 7:25 ). Human remains form manure (compare 2 Kings 9:37 , Jeremiah 9:22 ).
12. The language of the invaders.
houses--literally, "residences," enclosures, as for flocks ( Psalms 65:12 ).
of God--as the proprietors of the land ( 2 Chronicles 20:11 , Isaiah 14:25 ).
13. like a wheel--or, whirling of any light thing ( Isaiah 17:13 ), as stubble or chaff ( Psalms 1:4 ).
14, 15. Pursue them to an utter destruction.
16. that they may seek--or as Psalms 83:18 , supply "men," since Psalms 83:17 Psalms 83:18 amplify the sentiment of Psalms 83:16 , expressing more fully the measure of destruction, and the lesson of God's being and perfections (compare 2 Chronicles 20:29 ) taught to all men.


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Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Halloween - Writer Style!
So, I have this other favorite blog I visit called Poetic Home. (Aimee, you would probably love this blog!)
The blogger at Poetic Home reminds me a lot of myself in her style and what she likes, except she is visually creative and crafty and way more stylish than I am, but I'm happy being the wannabe looking through her window pointing to what I like.
If you've been reading this blog for awhile, you know I love vintage typewriters and three of them, my favorite being my old 1937 Corona. When I saw this post, I thought, "I can do this!" (Will I do this?-- that's another story), but for me, this kind of stuff is just eye candy for the soul as it connects three of my favorite things--writing, autumn, and Halloween.
BTW, the pages are strung up with fishing wire if you were curious.
Anyway, I just wanted to share this as it makes me happy. Talk about a ghostwriter!
5 comments:
- Salmon Bear said...
Excellent! Thanks for the link to Poetic Home, too. Fun!
You are *too,* stylish! - 7:56 AM, October 21, 2009
- Salmon Bear said...
Not "too stylish," but "stylish, too."
oh, and the word verification?
"Lobra." Cobra? A Low Bra? I'm writing a poem now. . . - 7:58 AM, October 21, 2009
- Grace@PoeticHome said...
Thank you for your kind words Kelli and sweet feature! Ah yes, I should have known it was a ghostwriter (with full pun intended) playing at the typewriter!
- 8:00 AM, October 21, 2009
- Jessie Carty said...
ghostwriter :) too funny!
- 11:03 AM, October 21, 2009
- Writer Bug said...
I love this! And thanks for introducing me to another cool blog!
- 7:40 AM, October 22, 2009
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Marjorie Elizabeth Houston, 90, a resident of Cleveland passed away Wednesday morning, Sept. 18, 2013, in a local health care facility.
She was the daughter of the late Clarence and Cora Newman Green. She was also preceded in death by her husband Robert James Houston Jr.; four brothers; and one sister.
She was a member of Valley View Baptist Church and had been in the grocery business for more than 25 years working in various grocery stores in the area. She loved working outside planting flowers and working in her garden, also raising beef cattle.
Survivors include her sons: Bill Houston and his wife, Karen, and Bob Houston all of Cleveland; grandchildren: Matthew Houston and his wife, Lyuda, Colby Houston and his wife, Emily, and Robby Houston; three great-grandchildren: Kyle, Ryan and Isabella Houston; two brothers: Fred Green and his wife, Louise, of Indianapolis and Baxter Green of Cleveland; and several nieces and nephews.
A Remembrance of Life service will be held at 2 p.m. today, Sept. 20, 2013, at the North Chapel of the Jim Rush Funeral Homes with Pastor Jay McCluskey officiating.
Interment will follow in the Council Baptist Church Cemetery with Jim, Glen, J.D., Robby, Matt and Colby Houston serving as pallbearers.
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I reached Eric by phone while he was on the road traveling south for a few dates in Florida. I asked him about his (relatively) new Henderson guitar, brother duets, and life on the road. Always gracious, Eric is as delightful off stage as he is on it.
GH: How did you get turned on to bluegrass? Was it from your father?
EG: Yeah, my dad listened to it on the radio. Had a few bluegrass records, not a lot of them. I think the reason we ended up in bluegrass was because I just started playing the banjo, and Leigh started playing the guitar. I got turned onto Flatt and Scruggs, and then he did. And I think just the fact that we were playing bluegrass instruments lead us into the field. We liked classic country just as much, but Leigh once said that, you know, the banjo is what drove us into bluegrass. I never really thought of it like that. But, anyway, we got hooked on it early—in our teens or pre-teens—and we listened to a lot of different first generation bluegrass artists and then got into the more progressives styles as well. But cutting our teeth on the traditional stuff has informed our music more than anything.
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Greg Cahill is, in so many ways, the embodiment of bluegrass music: honest, friendly, and in it not because he wants to be, necessarily, but because he has to be. I was fortunate to reach him at his home on a day that he was, as he says, unpacking his suitcase, doing the laundry, and packing it all in again in order to head back out on the road. Through it all, he tries to be an ambassador for the music and, frankly, you couldn't find a better one.
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How and when did you first get involved with the HVBA?
About 10 years ago, I wandered in to a jam and "hid in the back." I really liked the music and was there [at the jams] all the time. Eventually they gave me a job, taking care of HVBA merchandising (tee shirts, bumper stickers etc).
So were you one of those kids who listened to bluegrass from an early age?
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Deadly attack on NATO convoy in Pakistan
AFP - Gunmen attacked NATO oil tankers stranded in southwest Pakistan for
the second time in days as Islamabad warned it could enforce its blockade
of the US lifeline into Afghanistan for weeks.
The attackers shot dead a driver and destroyed seven tankers in a blaze of
fire late Sunday, the second attack in four days in Pakistan's volatile
region of Baluchistan, which is rife with separatists and Taliban
There was no claim of responsibility but Pakistan's fragile alliance with
the United States crashed to new lows after November 26, when NATO air
strikes killed 24 Pakistani soldiers in what Pakistan said was a
deliberate attack.
Islamabad sealed its Afghan border to NATO convoys, closures that entered
a 17th day on Monday, forcing trucks back to the Arabian Sea port of
Sunday's convoy was targeted in Dadar town, 90 kilometres (56 miles)
southeast of Quetta, the capital of Baluchistan, police said.
"Around eight gunmen approached the convoy on motorcycles in Bolan
district, ordered it to stop and started firing on the tankers," senior
local police official Inayat Bugti told AFP.
"A driver of one of the tankers was also hit by a bullet and was killed
instantly. The attackers later put the tankers on fire and escaped," he
Last Thursday, gunmen destroyed at least 34 trucks in a gun and rocket
attack at a temporary NATO trucking terminal in Quetta.
The Taliban have in the past said they carried out such attacks to disrupt
supplies for the 140,000 US-led international troops fighting in
Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani told the BBC that Pakistan's blockade of
the border, already the longest since the 2001 US-led invasion of
Afghanistan, will not be lifted until new "rules of engagement" were
agreed with Washington.
"We are working together and still we don't trust each other. I think we
have to improve our relationship," he said in the interview aired Sunday.
"We want to set new rules of engagement and cooperation with United
States. We have a resolve to fight against terrorism and therefore we want
to set new rules of engagement."
Despite US commanders' insistence that the attack was not deliberate,
Gilani stood by Pakistan's position that it was pre-planned.
US President Barack Obama telephoned President Asif Ali Zardari to offer
his condolences over the strike, but Washington has stopped short of
apologising pending the outcome of a military probe due out on December
On Sunday, Pakistani officials said US personnel had left the Shamsi air
base in Baluchistan, which they were ordered to vacate after the strikes.
The air base was widely reported to have been a hub for a covert CIA drone
war targeting Taliban and Al-Qaeda fighters on Pakistani soil.
Pakistani-US relations have been in freefall this year, battered in
January when a CIA contractor shot dead two men in Lahore and in May when
US Navy SEALs killed Osama bin Laden near the capital without informing
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Perhaps you heard of the New England town that held a "Zombie Apocalypse Day" in June 2012, to train emergency service workers on how to respond to an attack of the undead?
While the event was said to have "a light-hearted tone," The Daily Mail reported, "It was a serious attempt to train first responders in how to deal with an outbreak of a serious infectious disease."
The exercise held in Bangor, Maine, forced emergency workers to make decisions about how to ration out medicines and what to do when faced with mass fatalities.
According to dailymail.com, the scenario involved locals falling prey to a "zombie plague" spread by bites. Participants who had been "infected" and became zombies aimed to attack others in order to infect them too. Anyone bitten had to find someone to administer a vaccine quickly or turn into a zombie.
"The entire thing is very similar to any regular pandemic influenza planning," said Kathy Knight, director of the Northeastern Mine Regional Resource Center. "So we can use what we learn here in the planning for that type of event."
This happened in the midst of several real life reports about flesh-eating criminals being arrested and rumors of an impending "Zombie Apocalypse." Even CNN reported how the term, "Zombie Apocalypse," was lighting up the Internet. All of a sudden, the most horrific stories were being lumped together to support this feeding frenzy about zombies.
It seemed to start with an attack in Miami by a man who was killed by the police while chewing off 75 percent of a homeless man's face. The 18-minute attack was caught on tape in May. Then a Maryland man admitted to killing his housemate, cutting him up, then eating his heart and part of his brain. Later, a New Jersey man stabbed himself repeatedly with a 12-inch knife in front of police — then threw his skin and intestines at them!
Even the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention decided to take advantage of the zombie craze. Their new graphic novel, "Preparedness 101: Zombie Pandemic," was created "to demonstrate the importance of being prepared, but in an entertaining way that people of all ages would enjoy." Included in the novel is a Preparedness Checklist so that readers can get their family, workplace or school ready before disaster strikes.
But after the horrific incidents involving cannibalism and rumors spreading of a real-life Zombie Apocalypse on the horizon, the CDC released an official statement declaring there is no cause to fear the walking dead. Zombies do not exist.
"CDC does not know of a virus or condition that would reanimate the dead (or one that would present zombie-like symptoms), agency spokesman David Daigle told the Huffington Post in an email.
Of course, some skeptics are now afraid that a possible chemical contamination or disease linked to food supplies could eventually cause people to exhibit symptoms similar to mad cow disease or rabies, causing those infected to display zombie-like characteristics. While this possibility has some cynics preparing for an actual "Zombie Apocalypse," the Bible offers a different outlook for mankind. How so?
Even though it may seem entertaining for some people to watch films and television series about animated corpses feeding on living human flesh, this nightmarish concept finds no basis in reality or in human history. One could argue that it even distorts the Bible's view of a resurrection. How? Well, many people witnessed the return to life of dead corpses by the Son of God when Jesus walked the earth.
According to John 11:25, Jesus said, "I am the resurrection and the life."
When people were brought back to life by Jesus, they were normal, God-fearing people — not vicious, blood-thirty, flesh-eating zombies. The Bible's promise at Acts 24:15 is that there will be a resurrection of the righteous and unrighteous. This is good news. God's Word condemns eating human flesh or drinking any sort of blood at Leviticus 17:10.
The fact that many horror films have zombies and vampires eating flesh and drinking blood suggests someone wants people to find pleasure in doing things God condemns. Someone is behind raising these blood-sucking, flesh-eating characters to hero status, when the Bible condemns this behavior as deserving of death in Leviticus 17:10 or cursed acts of human desperation in Deuteronomy 28:53.
Have you ever wondered why novels, movies and Internet sites are able to amuse people with these shocking practices? Whose purpose is it ultimately serving? You decide.
Perhaps some experts feel if they could convince the public to prepare for a zombie apocalypse, they'd be better prepared for more likely disasters like earthquakes, tornadoes, raging forest fires or a major pandemic. Perhaps. I don't know.
But it seems like a much better idea to start preparing for a long foretold apocalypse that will soon end all crime and violence, sickness and death, and return the dead to life in what 2 Peter 3:13 calls, "new heavens and a new earth" where righteousness is to dwell.
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It is interesting to look back The Packer's initial coverage of Tesco's plan, published in December 2006. Here are excerpts from that story:
Tesco, the United Kingdom's largest retailer and the fourth-largest in the world behind Wal-Mart and Home Depot in the U.S., and France's Carrefour, said it is going through with its plans to invest $2 billion in opening as many as 300 small grocery stores in Southern California, Las Vegas and Phoenix, according to a Los Angeles Times story.
Tesco first announced in September it would develop U.S. business through "organic growth" backed by a capital investment of $493.8 million per year, funded from existing resources.
The company originally said that, after conducting extensive consumer research, it would model the U.S. stores after its successful Express concept, 3,000-square-foot markets that sell 7,000 items, including fresh produce and wines, as well as an in-store bakery. In the Times story, however, Tesco USA chief executive officer, Tim Mason, said the company was looking for sites closer to 15,000 square feet, which would make them more comparable to an average Monrovia, Calif.-based Trader Joe's.
Mason said company management was negotiating for the sites, with the first store due to open in the second half of 2007.
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Mason said in the Los Angeles Times story that the stores will emphasize a speedy, efficient distribution system. He said the stores would be "smaller, simpler grocery stores" where shoppers could find what they need in a hurry, eliminating the need to make several trips to various stores.
"One of the problems of distribution in a place as vast as America is that most of the freshness is used up in trucks rather than in people's refrigerators," he said in the story.
"There's no question that convenience and freshness are the two driving forces for the consumer today," Degen said. "Everybody they will be going up against, whether it be Trader Joe's, Costco or even 7-Eleven, they will be competing on convenience. But the quality of the food is going to have to be high because they're also going to be competing for dollars Americans spend at restaurants and other foodservice outlets."


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"The point of diving in a lake is not immediately to swim to the shore; it's to be in the lake, to luxuriate in the sensation of water."
-John Keats, Bright Star
This is the quote that always comes to mind for me when people talk about the postseason. Keats, in the movie Bright Star, was talking about poetry, but I kind of think you can relate it to baseball, too. (Then again, I can relate just about anything to baseball.)
But really, even more than in other sports, in baseball, the point of the regular season, from my perspective as a fan, isn't to get into the playoffs. Or even if it is, the fun part is the marathon, the 162 games. The main reason I like my team being in the playoffs is so that I can see them play for a little longer. But in terms of baseball in general? I think it's all about the regular season.
In that sense, I am sad that this is the last month of 2011 baseball. But I'm trying not to get too caught up in the whole will-they-or-won't-they/do-they-still-have-a-chance with the Giants.
Yesterday was an absolutely lovely game. Did they gain ground on the Diamondbacks? Nope. But that didn't change the fact that it was a ball to watch and that the season was chugging right along. This season has taken wacky to a whole new level, but I want to luxuriate in that, not in being seven games back.
Will I be sad if they don't get into the playoffs? Of course. But they'll have still played a nice whole season and I'll love that. I guess I don't care tremendously about the postseason. You can sue me, right about now, but that's just it. (Incidentally, hurrah for grating 1950s voices!)
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After the Lady Mustangs had been on the brink of upsetting the fourth-ranked Bearettes before falling 58-53, Walker Valley senior Caio Hysinger drilled a jumper from the wing with 1.5 seconds on the clock as the 'Stangs stunned the visitors 54-52 to knock the Bears out of a first-place tie atop the District 5-AAA standings.
"It's Senior Night against our biggest rivals and we kept fighting and put ourselves in position to win," proclaimed Walker Valley head coach Bob Williams. "We came close against Cleveland and Ooltewah recently. Those were heartbreaking losses, but our guys never lost faith. This is a great win going into the district, which is going to be a very tight tournament."
The Mustangs (15-10, 5-7 District 5-AAA) pushed league leader Ooltewah (15-8, 9-2) to overtime before falling 67-66 on Jan. 22, plus went toe-to-toe with Cleveland (15-9, 9-3) last Friday in a 62-61 battle.
The probable No. 4 seed for the tournament, Walker Valley will travel to Baylor this evening to wrap up the regular season before opening postseason play next week at the Raider Dome.
Bradley (14-10, 9-3) still has to play Ooltewah Friday evening at Jim Smiddy Arena in a makeup of a postponed matchup from a couple of weeks ago.
The district coaches' meeting was held this morning with the tournament seeds being set, contingent on Friday night's Bear-Owl result. A Bradley win would produce a three-way tie atop the final 5-AAA standings.
On the girls' side, the Bearettes (22-2, 11-0) wrapped up the district crown a couple of weeks ago, while Walker Valley (13-13, 6-6) tied Rhea County (18-8, 6-6) for fourth place in the standings.
After a trio of lead changes and the score being tied twice in the first four minutes of the nightcap, the Bradley boys took control with a 10-4 run to close out the opening period Tuesday.
Despite being down by a half dozen at the first break, the Mustangs kept pace and were able to trim the difference to 31-26 at the intermission.
Bradley was able to push its lead to as much as nine points twice in the third frame, but once again Walker Valley came galloping back, using a 9-4 run of its own to shave the deficit to 47-43 when Ozzy started singing.
After the teams traded fast-break baskets to open the final frame, Bradley was dealt a tough blow when leading scorer Bryce Copeland picked up his fourth foul and went to the bench with 5:32 remaining.
The Mustangs responded immediately with a three-point play from Austin Harwood three seconds later to cut the lead to a single point. Hysinger gave the home team the lead back 30 ticks later, when he stole an inbounds pass and drove downcourt for an uncontested layup.
Bradley tied the game at 50-all on a Taylor Bentley free throw and then after Copeland re-entered the game during a timeout with 3:25 remaining, he was able to dish an assist in the lane to senior Caleb Cain for a 52-50 Bear edge.
Hysinger knotted the game once again a minute later with another fast-break basket with 2:10 on the clock. After the teams traded turnovers, Walker Valley worked the clock down to 14.2 seconds and called a timeout.
Due to the Bear pressure on the inbounds pass, a Mustang miscue resulted in an over-and-back midcourt violation, giving the visitors the ball with 10 ticks remaining.
After another timeout, the Mustangs were whistled for a foul on the ensuing throw-in, but the resulting free-throw attempt hit off the back iron and bounced away. Bradley looked like it was going to get another chance as Cain snagged the ricochet, but as he was coming down, Mustang junior Logan Melton was able to tie the ball up and the possession arrow was pointing toward the hosts.
Walker Valley put the ball in the hands of Hysinger on the ensuing toss-in. The senior guard drove the length of the court, pulled up for a 12-foot jumper from the right wing and hit nothing but net, and "The Stable" exploded with 1.5 still on the clock.
After order was restored and back-to-back timeouts by the two teams, Bradley threw the ball in to midcourt, but Mustang senior Jackson Brownfield picked off the pass, preventing a "Hail Mary" shot at the buzzer.
"I'm so proud of these guys," praised coach Williams. "They kept coming back. This is the first time our seniors have beaten Bradley in a varsity game, so this will be a game they'll remember the rest of their lives."
Hysinger's heroics gave him a dozen points on the night, to go along with four assists, three steals and a trio of rebounds. Senior Tucker Godfrey helped out with nine points and three boards, while classmate Gabe Cartwright netted eight markers.
Brownfield and Harwood pumped in a half dozen points apiece, with the former adding four rebounds, a pair of thefts and a couple of caroms.
Despite being held to a half dozen points under his average, Copeland led all scorers with 14 points, plus he dished out five assists, cleared four rebounds and swiped a trio of steals.
Cain hit all six of his shots from the field for 12 points, plus was chairman of the boards with eight caroms. Bear senior Matt Whitmire helped out with 10 points, five boards and a trio of helps. Taylor Bentley netted nine points and snatched four rebounds, while Baylor Terrell had a trio of thefts.
"We got tight at the end of the third period," declared Bear coach Kent Smith. "We were up 45-36 with a minute and a half to go in the third, and we only scored seven points the rest of the way."
"We were getting the ball where we wanted to, but we couldn't finish," he added. "We also took too quick of shots while we had the lead, instead of running time off the clock. We also made just 11-of-17 free throws, and this time of year you can't do that."
In what Bearette head coach Jason Reuter described as the "perfect storm," both games of the varsity twin bill proved to be exciting as the Walker Valley girls had a five-point lead going into the final period before Bradley rallied.
"It's Senior Night on their floor. We've been struggling lately and came out lacking intensity. We didn't guard them very well in the first half, so everything was going their way," coach Reuter explained.
"We were able to do a better job of trapping them late in the game, plus Brooke (Copeland) put us on her back in the fourth and led us to victory," he added. "We're not used to playing from behind, but we did what we needed to do to pull it out. We took lemons and made lemonade."
After scoring just one point and sitting out the final 10 minutes of the opening half due to foul trouble, Copeland exploded for 21 points in the final 16 minutes, including 15 in the fourth quarter as Bradley netted the first dozen points of the final frame, turning a five-point deficit into a seven-point lead.
Despite the Bearettes pushing their advantage to as many as nine points with just over two minutes remaining, the Lady Mustangs rallied to cut the difference to just two points when freshman Kathleen Alomar drilled her third 3-pointer of the night with 12 ticks remaining.
Bradley was able to seal the win by hitting 3-of-4 free throws the rest of the way.
Seniors Brandi Whitted and Baylee Carroll helped out the victors with nine and eight points respectively, while Lindsey Davis and Whitney Donaldson netted a half dozen each. Rebecca Reuter was held to just four points, but the 6-foot-2 junior dominated the boards for 10 rebounds, plus she blocked three shots.
Lady Mustang junior Lyndsey Macon scored 14 of her 18 points in the opening half, plus she had five rebounds, five steals and five assists.
Alomar had five caroms to go with her nine points, while senior Wendi Watson helped out with eight points, three boards and a trio of helps. Jaclyn Griffith also netted eight points, while Peyton Davis added a half dozen.
Bradley Central 12 12 10 24 — 58
Walker Valley 18 11 10 14 — 53
BEARETTES (58) — Brooke Copeland 22, Brandi Whitted 9, Baylee Carroll 8, Lindsey Davis 6, Whitney Donaldson 6, Rebecca Reuter 4, Kayla Withrow 3.
LADY MUSTANGS (53) — Lyndsey Macon 18, Kathleen Alomar 9, Wendi Watson 8, Jaclyn Griffith 8, Peyton Davis 6, Victoria Jones 3, Rachel Percy 1, D.J. Mowery, .
3-point goals: Bradley 3 (Withrow, Davis, Copeland); Walker Valley 8 (Alomar 3, Watson 2, Griffith 2, Jones).
Free throws: Bradley 7-of-15; Walker Valley 3-of-6.
Records: Bradley Central 22-2, 11-0 District 5-AAA; Walker Valley 13-13, 6-6 District 5-AAA.
Bradley Central 20 11 16 5 — 52
Walker Valley 14 12 19 9 — 54
BEARS (52) — Bryce Copeland 14, Caleb Cain 12, Matt Whitmire 10, Taylor Bentley 9, Logan Cox 3, Daniel Clark 2, Baylor Terrell 2.
MUSTANGS (54) — Caio Hysinger 12, Tucker Godfrey 9, Gabe Cartwright 8, Jackson Brownfield 6, Austin Harwood 6, Derice Anthony 4, Dustin Swafford 4, Lukas Korn 3, Logan Melton 2, Colton Morrow.
3-point goals: Bradley 3 (Copeland 2, Bentley); Walker Valley 2 (Hysinger, Godfrey).
Free throws: Bradley 11-of-17; Walker Valley 6-of-10.
Records: Bradley Central 14-10, 8-3 District 5-AAA; Walker Valley 15-10, 5-7 District 5-AAA.


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(Maumee, OH) The Kistler Racing Products Fremont/Attica Sprint Title (F.A.S.T.) Championship Series presented by Engine Pro & PAC Valve Springs raced through it's second weekend of competition with Danny Smith (Attica) and Bryan Sebetto (Fremont) picking up the checkered flags.With top-5 finishes in the first three events (5th, 3rd & 4th), the consistency of Monclova, Ohio's Byron Reed has propelled him back to the top of the F.A.S.T. Kistler Cup Point Standings. The team rolled out its first J&J Chassis and things seem to have clicked for the B&S Racing team after flipping during the All Star feature at Attica Raceway Park while leading prior to the start of the F.A.S.T. season. Yet to find Engine Pro Victory Lane in his Pro Shocks, Black Swamp Media Group backed #5R, the ground work for another stellar season is in the making for the veteran of Northern Ohio.Whether it's Bryan Sebetto or his alter-ego "Bolt Speedman" behind the wheel of the Productive Tools & Equipment, Inc., R&R Auto Wrecking backed #16, the Fremont, Ohio native has shown he'll be a 'mega horse' in the running for the F.A.S.T. Kistler Cup. Sebetto capped off a weekend of back-to-back top-5 finishes with a stop in Engine Pro Victory Lane at Fremont Speedway launching him into 2nd place in the point standings, just 2-points behind Reed. Three top-10 finishes to date has the Burmeister Racing entry in position for a championship run that will surely have the fans on the edge of their seats as "Flipper" rides high, wide and handsome on the top side of the two 1/3-mile clay ovals.
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Wendy Brown remembers a 14-year-old Ethiopian girl she met who was involved in prostitution. On the streets, the type of work she had been involved in made her seem older than her years.
When Brown sat and talked with her about who she was and what she liked, Brown said she seemed like a normal teenager.
Topics of conversation included music and hair and boys she actually liked, not things like how much she had to charge her "clients."
Brown, a local author originally from Bradley County, emphasized the importance of sharing stories to the Bradley Sunrise Rotary Club Thursday.
The teenage girl who Brown had gotten to know through Ellilta International, a Cleveland-based organization that helps people overcome having been caught up in sex trafficking and prostitution, later found herself in prison.
A "client" had refused to pay for the girl's services, and she felt she really needed the money. She stole the money from the man's wallet and got caught.
When Brown and others who were on the trip with her heard she had been thrown in prison, they went to bail her out.
As they walked through the prison block to leave, Brown said the other prisoners were chanting at the girl, saying "Trash! Trash! Trash!"
After she told the story to Rotarians, Brown said she felt she needed to continue working with Ellilta International and telling people's stories as an author.
She wanted people to know that girls like the one she met in Ethiopia are, in fact, not trash. It is important to tell stories because of the impact they can have.
"That's why I work there," Brown said. "They're not trash."
Growing up, Brown said her father would take her gold prospecting in Georgia and would tell her stories as he worked.
They would often meet new people and learn their stories on those trips. Brown said they would sometimes even knock on the doors of strangers and ask if they could sit on their porches and talk.
As she got to know more and more people, she was fascinated by the fact every person had some kind of story.
She said the stories she would hear would become her thoughts as she played with her toys later. They affected her.
Hearing other people's stories also taught her the importance of her own personal story.
As an author, Brown has helped two fellow Cleveland residents tell their stories.
She has written "Revolving Choices: Playing Roulette With Life" with Evie West, an officer with the Cleveland Police Department and "Equipped to Bless: Finding Relevance in the Stories of Your Life" with Pete Vanderpool, who works with The Santa Project.
In "Equipped to Bless," she spends part of the time talking abouther own personal story, which includes refusing to have an abortion after being told she would miscarry a baby and then giving birth to a healthy son despite the doctor's prediction.
"That story equips me to bless others," Brown said. "That qualifies me to speak to others."
Realizing the importance of stories has had an effect on her work with Ellilta International.
Brown said problems like prostitution and sex trafficking are not just limited to far-flung places like Ethiopia.
She believes telling these people's stories will impact their lives for the better. Not only that, she said sharing one's personal story — no matter how tame it might sound — may encourage others to speak up to ask for help for themselves or others.
She said no little girl adorning herself with pretty princess costumes ever dreams of being a prostitute when she grows up.
Often, people are forced into that profession, Brown said.
Sometimes, prostitution does not look like skimpy outfits and sky-high heeled shoes, she added.
It may look more like jeans and a sweatshirt on a woman hiding a painful story she doesn't think she can share with anyone as she goes to the store to buy groceries.
"It doesn't look like that, but it exists in Bradley County," Brown said. "How else can we help them but through stories?"
At Thursday's Rotary meeting, members voted to sponsor four young people to attend an upcoming youth leadership camp through the Salvation Army.
Rotarian Bob Naber was announced to be the club's new treasurer after the previous one had to step down because of health reasons.
The club has received the Star Club designation, meaning that the equivalent of $100 from each member had been donated to the Rotary organization.
The team of Rotarians who had traveled to Honduras to help install a water treatment system was set to return to Cleveland on Saturday.
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International Taekwon-Do Federation - ITF
European Qualifying 2013 World Championship I.T.F Umpire Course
February 23-24, 2013 - Benidorm, Spain
Conducted by:
Master Sandy Dunbar 7th degree
ITF Umpire Committee Member – Responsible for Europe
GM Willem Jacob Bos 9th degree
ITF Director for Technical Matters
Benidorm, October 10th ,2012
On behalf of the International Taekwon-Do Federation – ITF we invite and welcome you to the
European Qualifying 2013 World Championship
I.T.F. Umpire Course
( open to Black Belts 1st Degree and above)
to be held at Hotel Bali,Benidorm,Spainon February 23-24, 2013.
Black Belts 2nd and 3rd degree might seek promotion to become a Qualified "B" ITF Umpire
Black Belts 4th degree and above might seek promotion to become a Qualified "A" ITF Umpire.
Umpires (4th degree and above) that wish to participate at the 2013 ITF World Championships to be held in Spain on October 2013 must attend the above mentioned Umpire course.
Looking forward to meet you in Benidorm,Spain
Master Juan Ferrando GM Wim Bos
ITF Secretary General ITF Director
Official European Qualifying 2013 World Championship
I.T.F. Umpire Course Umpire Course Program
Friday February 22nd, 2013(or before) Arrivals at Hotel Bali (http://www.granhotelbali.com) located in C / Luis Prendes S/N - 03502 Benidorm for payments of the course and hotel accommodation.
Umpire Course Cost:
Seminar Fee € 40 + organizational cost € 35 : total € 75,00 per person.
€ 60 per day per person sharing a double or twin room including full board (breakfast/ lunch/dinner) accommodation starting with dinner at arrival and to finish with lunch at departure.
€ 55 per day per person sharing a double or twin room including half board (breakfast/dinner) accommodation starting with dinner at arrival and to finish with lunch at departure.
Course Schedule
Saturday February 23rd , 2013
09.00 - 10.00 how to officiate as an Umpire in:
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10.15 - 12.45 pattern competition
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10.15 – 12.45 sparring competition
13.00 - 14.30 lunch break.
Ring 1
15.00 – 17.00 pattern competition.
Ring 2
15.00 – 17.00 sparring competition.
17.00 – 19.00 power and spec. technique competition.
Sunday, February 24th ,2013
09.00 – 10.30 Pre Free Arranged Sparring Competition.
Ring 1
10.45 – 12.00 pattern competition.
Ring 2
10.45 – 12.00 sparring competition.
12.00 Closing of the seminar, lunch and departure or stay for a holiday.
English and Spanish are the main spoken languages at this course.
Please bring with you the following 2013 Rules, Regulations and Manuals:
We hope that you may enjoy the seminar and that the acquired knowledge may give benefits to yourself, your country and all those involved in our beautiful art.
If you are interested send the application form on or before February1st , 2013 to