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Support of federal workforce misses mark by a wide margin
Labor groups hoped to see more progress by now. But the administration has failed to live up to expectations about pay, benefits and government service.
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Feds work a month less per year than private sector, Heritage report finds
The report found federal employees work on average of 38.7 hours a week, compared with 41.4 hours per week in the private sector. That difference adds up to 3.8 fewer weeks per year feds work.
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Fed pay raise on hold until after continuing resolution expires
President Barack Obama told congressional leaders Tuesday that he was implementing a 0.5 percent pay increase for federal employees that would go into effect next April. Congress is expected to pass a Continuing Resolution when it returns to Washington in September to avoid an Oct. 1 government shutdown. Obama extended the pay freeze through the duration of that CR.
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Smokers are people too, aren't they?
No ifs, ands or butts. Smoking is an issue at many federal agencies. A lot of nonsmokers resent giving people time off for what they consider is an unhealthy, smelly habit. But smokers say what they are doing is no worse than people who overeat or use their government computers for some naughty purposes. Where there's smoke there's fire.
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Are the experts doing all those federal pay studies working from the same database and on the same page? Or are they even on the same planet, which would explain why you are either overpaid 50 percent in one study or underpaid at least 20 percent in another, says Senior Correspondent Mike Causey.
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August is hot in DC, Atlanta, Houston, St. Louis and Cincinnati and lots of other places too. But those of us inside the Beltway get a break you don't...that's because for the next month...until after Labor Day, tens of thousands of the people who at times make this such a toxic town are away back with the folks who sent them here in the first place.
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TSP faces challenges in adopting socially responsible investment fund, report says
The Government Accountability Office compared an existing socially responsible investment stock index to the stock portfolio of the federal Thift Savings Plan and discovered several barriers existed for feds hoping to adopt a more socially conscious approach to their retirement planning.
Overpaid feds bite back
If one expert told you your house was overpriced by 58 percent and another said it was undervalued by 28 percent, you might want to get a third opinion. Maybe a fourth too. And that's the gap between experts trying to figure out the federal vs. industry pay gap, Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says.
Studies 'prove' feds are either overpaid or underpaid
What would happen if you put six people in a dark room with an elephant, a rhino and a giant squid and gave them 30 seconds to describe what they discovered? Odds are, the survivors would give widely varying accounts, which may explain those studies showing you are both overpaid and underpaid, Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says.
OPM wants to hear from agencies facing pay adjustment rates
OPM has requested agencies review their pay scales and decide whether to make adjustments for fiscal 2013.
Federal pay statistics are easily manipulated, GAO reports
The Government Accountability Office looked at six studies about federal pay and found that the different approaches taken in each made their findings potentially problematic.
Less take-home for feds, retirees
Thanks to the 800-pound gorilla in the room, both federal workers and retirees may suffer a cut in take-home pay next year, Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says.
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Has anyone pointed out how 10 teams per conference making the playoffs, isn't possible.
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Has anyone pointed out how 10 teams per conference making the playoffs, isn't possible.
I guess there is no way Minny would want Embii over Wiggins?
According to ESPN they are working on deal which could be done today.
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Sam Gagner? Mike Cammalleri?
Ugh so uninspiring.
We wouldn't. That's why we would be forced to part with the 2nd round pick.
I wouldn't mind that too much, except id rather part with like a 3rd or 4th rounder. But Upshall is 1 million cheaper than Vinny and on his last year of his contract.
Probably Vancouver.
So the Sixers have no interest of a PF at 10 now that we have Embii/Noel, right?
Is Exum going to drop to 6th or 7th? Maybe Sixers move up to take him?
If the Sixers draft Embii, I think it means a deal is in place. If they draft Exum it means no deal.
Is rather do 3,10 and 32 instead of 3,10 and Thad because that way we can use Thad to get back into the top 20. Then you can draft Wiggins and Saric based on where that new pick is.
What does the 32nd matter if we still have Thad? Could he not net us a top 20 pick?
It seems pretty quiet today.
@chadfordinsider: Dante Exum has declined to fly to Cleveland for a workout today according to a source
Good for Exum! Man I want the Sixers to draft him if they can't get Higgins.
If we end up with Embii I'll be pretty disappointed.
No you don't lol. You have the exact same 4 players on each list, but you smartly swapped Wiggins and Parker at 1,2 because everyone in the world knows Hinkie likes Wiggins over Parker.
Exum was projected top 3 or 4 for some time. So you won't forgive Hinkie for drafting him at 3? lol people have lost their mind leading up to this draft. Can't wait till it's over.
lol so you just basically imposed your own wish list onto Hinkie's wish list?
I don't get this whole "what did you really lose" ****. Thad Young could arguably go for an early 20's 1st round pick, so dumping his salary could net you something. So in my mind I look at it like a...
I truly am in the mindset that if we don't end up with Exum Thursday night, I'm gonna be disappointed. I want Wiggins ahead of Exum but not at the expense of 3, 10. It's either Wiggins/Exum or bust.
I agree with those guys. I'm not trading Exum and Harris/Stauskas for Wiggins. Pass.
There is one team lerking in the weeds, who is the only team that can offer two max contracts right now......
I'm just saying....
How would they be selling out the future with MCW, Wighins and Noel still on the team? Because they traded the #10 pick away?
It doesn't even seem like a long shot to make this happen. Why wouldn't LeBron and Melo wanna play together, and in a big city like Philly? With a PG coming off a ROY and Wiggins at 2! That lineup...

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Inhabits the dry and sandy region of central New South Wales and northern Victoria where it is restricted to the floodplains of the Murray River.The area of occurrence of the species is approximately 214800 km2.
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Team news for Saturday's League Two clash between Plymouth Argyle and Southend United at Home Park.
John Sheridan is expected to change his side's tactical set-up.
Poor form on home soil was one of the reasons why the Pilgrims' play-off dream faltered last season and Sheridan confirmed he will use a different shape in home and away games from now on, starting with the visit of Phil Brown's men.
Sheridan could also tweak his personnel for the clash with Lee Cox and Tyler Harvey pushing for starts having been relegated to the bench for last Saturday's 2-1 defeat at Bury.
Marvin Morgan and Ben Purrington will also hope to be given the nod having been introduced, along with Cox, in the second half at Gigg Lane.
Southend boss Phil Brown admits he has a number of players champing at the bit to feature on Saturday after sticking with a settled side for their four League Two games and is ready to shuffle his pack slightly.
"Consistency is a big thing and that is going to be key to any success we have, as it was last year," Brown told Blues Player. "But I'm going to make a few changes this week and hopefully that will bring some zest and energy to the team, as well as adding just that little bit of quality we've been lacking in the final third.
"We've created over 70 chances in our last three games, so that shows we are doing well at getting into the final third, but we've only scored three goals in those games so we need to start putting them away."
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i having a problem in the form i made. At the bottom of the page i have 2 selection boxes. The first one when an item is selected it should display a corresponding price for the array in the box underneath it. Then when u select an item in the second selection box u should get an extended price in the box under it. But for some reason it's not working. HELP would be appreciated.
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Please excuse me if I am blunt, but get some professional help.
I say this because this site is part of a business.
There's a lot wrong with this site, code, design... My opinion is even if you manage to get even the rudimentary elements working, in the long run the site will be hard for folks to use, buggy, ugly, hard for a programmer to modify / extend, yada yada yada. and so on.
- Array declaration is not correct.
- Why so many <form>s?
- That background color!
- Why display ticking seconds?
- Why display it (and the date) in an (editable) textbox?
- Why so many script tags?
- Some of the code in your SWITCH cases will never execute.
- Error messages like "... make sure all blanks have been filled" is hardly helpful to the user.
- Manys have exactly the same id. Several are defined like this . Using "text" as an ID is a very bad idea. "Text" happens to be an attribute or attribute value of some tags. The code will just be confusing.
- requiredhours.extprice does not exist on the HTML page.
- substring syntax is wrong in function JOBPRICES(). The substring index is probably wrong too. Indexes start at 0 in JavaScript.
- I'm tired. Time for a drink.
No you don't need fancy-smanchy, but this is a *bad* start.


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While identities remain unknown, what is apparent are almost tangible emotions. The masks somehow let on feelings of sadness, longing and even elation as new beginnings are likely contemplated.
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I like the smell of gunpowder at the range. But I also like the smell of Hoppes #9. I clean my guns after shooting them. Maybe not immediately but within a week.
I clean them when I get bored, sometimes that means cleaning an already clean gun I never clean them immediately unless I shoot corrosive ammo. I don't mind the dirty look at all, but don't let it go over 100-200 rounds between cleaning. My SKS gets wiped off and I do clean the moving parts, but its never had a brush down the bore, probably never will either.


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CMS football finishes season with losses in Steamboat
Updated October 12, 2011 at midnight
Craig Middle School football vs. Steamboat Springs:
Eighth-grade team: 33-18L
— Season record: 5-2
Seventh-grade team: 14-12L
— Season record: 5-2
Saturday marked the end of another season of Craig Middle School football.
And, although the seventh-and eighth-grade teams didn't remain undefeated this fall, the skills they have gained will carry on to next year and beyond.
CMS football ended its season with a pair of losses to Steamboat Springs. The eighth-grade team fell 33-18, while the seventh-graders suffered a slim defeat of 14-12.
"It's not a great way to end the season, but it is what it is," eighth-grade coach Todd Hildebrandt said.
Hildebrandt said his boys played strong in their final middle school game, ready to go out on a high note and stomp their Steamboat rivals. The Bulldogs beat the Sailors 22-0 in their first meeting on Sept. 10, but the team they played Saturday was a very different one.
"They really just outplayed us," Hildebrandt said. "They had a good passing game that weakened our defense, and we had a couple turnovers that hurt us."
The seventh-grade game was more closely matched, with the only determinative factor being the lack of follow-through on two-point conversions on the Bulldogs' part.
"I don't think we got a conversion in either of our games," Hildebrandt said.
The losses leave both teams with a final season record of 5-2.
Hildebrandt said he believes the end result of the season is something to be proud of because of all the improvements he has seen in eighth- and seventh-grade alike.
"The guys in the eighth-grade class are ready for high school football next year. They're a tough group and they never quit," he said. "Seventh-grade is a great crew too, and I think they'll do well next year."
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Black beans, sweet potatoes and greens are spiced up and baked in egg roll wrappers to create burritos that are heavy on taste and light on calories. (Feel free to change this recipe with what you've got in the fridge. No sweet potatoes? Try zucchini or butternut squash. Swap kale for spinach, Swiss chard or your favorite green! Instead of black beans, try kidney, pinto or garbanzo beans.) Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 45.7g | Fat: 6.6g | Fiber: 10.2g | Protein: 11.3g | Calories: 278.2
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A Petition to the Legislature of California
there are several in our senior leadership who disagree about the publication and are upset that our initial draft has been published and set free among our population as if it were a formal and \"authorized\" document. The complaints run from not \"edited\" or \"authorized\" to \"too complex\" and \"too crusty legalese\" to \"not formal enough\" and not \"approved by an Attorney\". I have ben \"ordered\" to remove the petition form the Internet. Of course, I cannot comply even if I wished to do so, because the on-line petition is your independent project, I cannot usurp your authority and we are all Volunteers, doing as we please. We cooperate with each other for the same reason that our founders formed the initial Union of states: Strength and wisdom in numbers. Still, our top leader does not want to see the on-line petition at this time and in this form, and without his personal approval. It irks me to pass this information on to you for your disposition, but I have done so in good faith all around. Good luck, whatever you please to do. And, Shane, onward and upward for the restoration of our republic. I am proud to have you on our team. I am copying Fed Smart, National Coordinator and Ilona Blakely, Press Secretary for Aaron Russo and I will post an edited note to the Volunteers for their comments. the signatures gathered here will not be used ..instead I will keep emails of eexisting signatures and continue to gather signatures (if you wish to sign anyway) so that I can post or email everyone of NEW updated legal Text when available... Sorry... sign it now for updates only Thank You Shane
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Perry Boero, United States
8 years ago Comments: Will someone please make these politicians read the Constitution! Does anybody in government understamd it anymore NO NATIONAL ID. I will NOT carry it. I will NEVER carry it. I am FREE. That's the idea. Terrorists do NOT carry ID's, so how is this protecting me This is protecting the State, not my personal liberties.
Ryan Oakley, United States
8 years ago Comments: Well the question is, DO YOU LIKE FREEDOM hmmmm....thats a hard one. YES. STOP THE REAL ID ACT OF 2008. Its bad enough we let those corporate fascist robots get away with the Patriot Act. Its time to TAKE OUR COUNTRY BACK, and it starts with us. No more being subserviant, lazy americans. If we don't stop them, WHO WILL I urge all Americans to do their part.
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on July 29, 2014Long ago, Sergeant Joe Friday explained to me that, occasionally, the hopheads he encountered while on the day watch out of Narcotics, referred to "marijuana" as "tea." I remembered this a few years back when Bill O'Reilly, severely honkified Padishah Emperor of his own head, expressed surprise that he'd gone to Sylvia's in Harlem and not heard another patron demand, "some motherfking iced tea." I think now that "iced tea" was some hipster jargon that eluded me at the time, and that Bill was surprised that folks weren't toking up at the next table. Because he has decided to unlimber another sociology lesson for our benefit.
"Look, the left is basically saying harmless,' okay, which I don't agree with, I think you know that. Not a harmless substance, alright..And, it's blacks, you know, because in certain ghetto neighborhoods it's part of the culture. nine-year-old boys and girls are smoking it, and they don't like that. They don't want those kids to be targeted by the cops...Look, you know the unintended consequence of legalization of anything is to send a message to children that it's socially acceptable, " O'Reilly lectured. "I mean, any parent who is smoking marijuana in front of the child is abusing the child, in my opinion. And now you have pot shops, you're going to buy it at 7-11? It's insane."
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Honky, please.
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Ritually murdered corpses are appearing across Cincinnati, terrifying amalgams of human and other.
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Parts two and three on YouTube still work for me for whatever bizarre reason. Weird. Do you know whether it was the Japanese or American branch that's got them blocked? If you haven't already filed a complaint with YouTube (they're usually pretty good about being on the video creator's side rather than just the copyright holder's for matters like this) and it turns out to be the Japanese one, you're free to mooch off of me as a translator if you want.
The new Yakuza demo for Of The End was released recently on Japanese PSN. A couple day's ago I dived onto my Justin.TV page and played through the entire demo, while talking to GB members in chat. ( Pepsiman doing on-the-fly translation!)
The demo is surprisingly comprehensive, and it pretty much solidified for me at least what conceptually this game is going to be about.
It's easy to say that it's "Yakuza with zombies!" Although that statement is obviously quite loaded, and give impressions of a completely altered game both thematically and from a base design standpoint.
Instead what immediately drew my attention was how similar this game was to past entries. Perhaps too much. This is not a numbered entry into the series for a reason, and while it might chronologically take place after Yakzua 4, it is not Yakuza 5.
Instead "Of The End" is a side-game that is similar to that of Yakuza's other side-game " Kenzan!" although "Of The End" clearly aspires for something far more specific than period piece Yakuza shenanigans.
In previous games gun combat has been regulated to a quick power-up, something to quickly turn the tide of combat. Not so with OTE, which focuses primarily on gun combat exclusively. It's quite clear that this is OTE real intent: Bringing gun mechanics to the Yakuza series.
What better way to incorporate gun combat with the same insane intensity of previous Yakuza combat? You guessed it: Zombies.
The gameplay flow is pretty straightforward: Populated sections similar to a traditional Yakuza game, then it switches over to a straight-up third person shooter for linear sections, specifically:
It's Yakuza meet's Resident Evil 4/5. Complete with over-the-shoulder aiming and a mission clear screen that rates you. It's pretty fun when you get the basics down.
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I promised video, here we go:


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13 Then Haggai, the messenger of the LORD who had received the LORD's message, said to the people, "I am with you, declares the LORD." | 13 Then Haggai, the LORD's messenger, gave this message of the LORD to the people: "I am with you," declares the LORD. |
GOD'S WORD® is a copyrighted work of God's Word to the Nations. Copyright © 1995 by God's Word to the Nations. All rights reserved. Used by permission. (God's Word Translation -Online Bible) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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7 So they appointed Kedesh in Galilee, in the mountains of Naphtali, Shechem in the mountains of Ephraim, and Kirjath Arba (which is Hebron) in the mountains of Judah. | 7 So they set apart Kedesh in Galilee in the hill country of Naphtali, Shechem in the hill country of Ephraim, and Kiriath Arba (that is, Hebron) in the hill country of Judah. |
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Faculty Publications and Events
Brennan Breed, Assistant Professor of Old Testament, will teach at First Presbyterian Church in Atlanta on September 14 and 21 on the Book of Daniel. On September 29 and 30, he will teach a series on "How to Read the Old Testament" at Trinity Anglican's Eastside Parish in Oakhurst. On October 5, Brennan will preach and deliver a lecture on the Reception History of the Book of Daniel at Red Clay Creek Presbyterian Church in Wilmington, Delaware. On October 18, he will present a lecture titled "A Flood of Interpretation: Noah in Jewish, Muslim, and Christian Traditions" as a part of the panel for the "From Nippur to Noah: Stories of the Flood" event at Emory University's Carlos Museum. On October 19, November 9, and December 21, Brennan will teach respectively on "Sacrifice and Gratitude in the Old Testament," "Psalms of Thanksgiving," and "Isaiah and Jesus" at the Church of the Epiphany in Decatur. At the Annual Meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature on November 23, he will present a paper titled "Daniel as Interpreted by Oppressor and Oppressed." Brennan has written a series of essays on the history of interpretation of the book of Daniel that will appear in Carol Newsom's Daniel commentary for the Old Testament Library series, published by Westminster John Knox press, which will be published in November. He will also have essays appear this fall online at Bible and Interpretation, On Scripture, and @This Point.
William Brown, William Marcellus McPheeters Professor of Old Testament, led a discussion on the many forms of Zionism in connection with the current Israeli-Palestinian conflict at North Decatur Presbyterian church on August 24. On September 7, Bill will preach at North Decatur Presbyterian Church on Rally Day with the sermon, "The Covenant of Life." On September 30, he will present the paper, "Reading Psalms Sapientially" at the Dean's lunch. On October 3, he will give two lectures at The Wesley Foundation at the Georgia Institute of Technology on "Creation without the 'Ism': The Bible, Science, and the Ecology of Wonder."
Anna Carter Florence, Peter Marshall Associate Professor of Preaching, preached and lectured at the Festival of Homiletics in Minneapolis in May.
Pamela Cooper-White, Ben G. and Nancye Clapp Gautier Professor of Pastoral Theology, Care and Counseling, spoke on her Fulbright research work-in-progress: "'Dirty Old Gods': Religion and Freud's Wednesday Night Psychological Society from Habsburg Vienna to the Holocaust" to the Society for Pastoral Theology annual study conference on June 14. She recently signed a contract from Fortress Press for a book on "Ministry Practices" to be co-authored this summer with Dr. Michael Cooper-White, President of Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary, for a new Fortress series Foundations in Ministry for persons discerning about seminary and a call to ministry.
Kathy Dawson, Associate Professor of Christian Education, Director of the MAPT Program, has been chosen 2015 educator of the year by the Association of Presbyterian Church Educators (APCE). This is one of the largest Christian education organizations in North America and includes not only the PC(USA) but also the Christian Reformed Church, the Presbyterian Church in Canada, the Reformed Church in America and the Cumberland Presbyterian Churches. She will be honored at the 2015 annual event which will gather over 1,000 persons in February in Baltimore.
Mark Douglas, Professor of Christian Ethics; Director of MDiv Program, returned to work on the Institutional Review Board for Northside Hospital in June. He also attended the Georgia State Bar Annual Conference at Amelia Island as part of his work with the Investigative Panel of the Bar. In July, Mark concluded 12 years as the director of the MA(TS) degree and became the new director of the MDiv program for Columbia Seminary. In July, he taught a series on "Ethics, Economics, and Stewardship" at North Avenue Presbyterian Church, and testified at the EPA hearings on the Clean Power Plan Proposal. In August, Mark taught for Independent Presbyterian Church on "Christian Faith and Public Life," and he taught on "Spiritual Practices and Public Life" at the Presbytery of Greater Atlanta. This fall, Mark will teach classes at Eastminster Presbyterian Church in Atlanta, New Canaan Congregational Church in Connecticut, and Decatur Presbyterian Church. He will convene the annual gathering of the Social Ethics Network, this year at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, and attend conferences in Louisville, New Haven, and San Diego.
Israel Galindo, Associate Dean for Lifelong Learning, published "The Dean and Program Assessment: A Portable Graduation Profile Infographic" in the Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning blog for Theological School Deans, May 2014. He wrote "Hacks and Professionals: Which are you?" in Perspectives on Congregational Leadership blog, May 2014. Israel wrote a foreword to a new volume from Judson Press, Fostering Faith: Teaching and Learning in the Christian Church (TBP). He published "Money and What it Represents, Part 1" in Perspectives on Congregational Leadership blog, May 2014. He wrote "A Course Format Rotation Strategy," in the Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning blog for Theological School Deans, June 2014. In May 2014, Israel participated in a faculty consultation on curriculum revision at Church Divinity School of the Pacific. He posted "Money and What it Represents: Part 2" in Perspectives on Congregational Leadership blog, June 2014. Israel participated in the Pastoral Excellence Network, Southern Cluster gathering at Duke University. In June, he attended the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship Annual Gathering, Atlanta, GA, and in July attended "Wisdom of the Ages VI conference" in Houston, TX presenting on integration of systems theory and spirituality. Israel published "14 Notable Quotes from 14 Deans," in the Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning blog for Theological School Deans, July 2014. He wrote "Six 'Tells' of a Differentiated Leader," in Perspectives on Congregational Leadership blog, July 2014. He posted "Money and Your Ministry," in Marcuson Leadership Circle blog, July 2014. Israel wrote "The Five People You Need As a Leader," in Perspectives on Congregational Leadership blog, July 2014. He published "Six Challenges When Taking Office as Dean," in the Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning blog for Theological School Deans, August 2014. Israel obtained a grant from the Pastoral Excellence Network for new Pastoral Excellence Programs initiatives at the Center for Lifelong Learning for Educating in Faith workshop at the Center for Lifelong Learning. In August, he will attend a Faculty Consultation on curriculum revision at Church Divinity School of the Pacific, Berkeley, CA. Israel posts articles every week for the Columbia Connections blog under "Along the Journey." His many contributions include: "Characteristics of Effective Learning Groups," "10 Perennial Principles on Learning," "Do You Have the Moves?" "Using Entry Points in Your Teaching," "How to Deliver an Effective Children's Sermon," "Everything You Know About Teaching is Wrong," "What is Constructivism?" "For the Bookshelf: Exploring Spirituality," "Human in the Brain," "Learning is not an Outcome of Teaching," "For the Bookshelf: Reviewing Leadership," "The Basic Functions of a Congregational Educator," "For the Bookshelf: The American Church Experience," and "The Child in Christian Thought," with many more scheduled each Monday in the coming weeks.
Bill Harkins, Senior Lecturer of Pastoral Theology and Care, authored the six-week curriculum "Steps to Resilient Living" for the Episcopal Church Pension Group, sent to clergy participants throughout the Church Pension Fund. He attended the Clinical Conference of the Georgia Association of Marriage and Family Therapy as part of his ongoing service as an Approved Supervisor in AAMFT. Bill's book review of (Kaplan, Steven and Forman, Bruce, 2013), Clinical Pastoral Psychotherapy: Perspectives and Methods was published in the current issue of the Journal of Pastoral Care and Counseling. During May 13-19, he served as Psychological Health Faculty for CREDO 7009 (Recently Ordained Clergy) at Beckwith Camp and Conference Center near Fairhope, Alabama. Bill led a year-end day of reflection for the 2013-2014 Road Episcopal Service Corps Fellows in June. He was a clinical presenter at a Professional Ethics CEU workshop on June 13 at the Brookwood Center for Psychotherapy. On June 26, Bill was the guest speaker at Newnan Presbyterian Church for their Thursday Evening Family Life Seminar, speaking on "Family Systems, Leadership, and Healthy Boundaries." On July 24, he was the guest speaker at Park Springs CCRC for their Adult Forum, speaking on "Cultivating Resilience Throughout the Life Cycle: Erickson's Concepts of Generativity and Integrity." During August 2-9, Bill led a Men's Retreat of Vanderbilt Divinity School alumni at the Colorado State University Pingree Park Campus on "Meeting the Sacred in Creation." During October 7-13, he will serve as Psychological Health Faculty for CREDO for Recently Ordained Clergy at Lake Logan Episcopal Conference Center, and at the CREDO Mosaic Conference at the Duncan Gray Conference Center in Canton, MS during November 4-10. During October 23-26, Bill will be a workshop co-presenter at the Fall Regional Conference of the American Association of Pastoral Counselors, Kanuga Conference Center in Hendersonville, NC. During November 15-16, he will lead the Stewardship/Consecration Weekend at Holy Family Episcopal Church in Jasper, GA. Bill has been invited to serve on the Board of Directors of the newly created Commission on the Accreditation of Pastoral and Psychotherapy Training (CAPPT). He is serving as a pastoral counseling consultant to the Emory Psychoanalytic Institute Outreach Committee.
Paul Huh, Assistant Professor of Worship and Director of Korean American Ministries, travelled in May and June to Korea in partnership with Presbyterian University and Theological Seminary, Seoul; Honam University and Theological Seminary, Kwangju; Hannam University, Daejun, Korea to preach and lead workshops. On June 14-21, he attended General Assembly, Detroit, MI, presenting a Recommendation from National Racial Ethnic Ministry Task Force as the chair. On June 23, Paul gave "Atlanta Worship Communities," a lecture presentation to visiting pastors/Th.D. students from Presbyterian University and Theological Seminary, Korea. On July 10-12, he attended the North American Academy of Liturgy, Minneapolis, MN, Committee meeting. On July 13, Paul preached at Minneapolis Korean Presbyterian Church in MN. During July 30-August 2, he was worship track leader for the Multi-Cultural Conference in Ft. Worth, TX. On August 3, Paul preached at Binneri Presbyterian Church in Dallas, TX. On August 23, he was convocation lecturer and worship preacher for Georgia Christian University in Atlanta. On August 31, Paul preached at Nashville Korean Presbyterian in TN. During October 10-12, he was the main speaker and preacher for Minnesota Area Korean Church Association Annual Revival. In Fall 2014, Paul will be on sabbatical at Collegeville Institute for Ecumenical and Cultural Research, Collegeville, MN; a Benedictine Community for ecumenical and cultural research and known as an incubation place for liturgical renewal. He will be engaging in the writing project of a book, "Lament to Praise: Introduction to Korean Worship" (Order of Saint Luke Publication). The Collegeville Institution granted him a prestigious "Kilian McDonnell Fellowship in Faith and Culture" as the Resident Scholar.
Ben Johnson, Professor Emeritus of Evangelism, helped Robby Carroll write his memories in Streams of Influence, and also helped Gerald Durley write I Am Amazed: Reflections on an Awesome Life. He recorded 14 interviews for AIB (Atlanta Interfaith Broadcasters) which will air later this year.
Kimberly Long, Associate Professor of Worship, published "Feasting at the Table of the Word: The Liturgical Generativity of the Lectionary," Liturgy, Vol. 29, No. 4 (2014), 18-26. She also published "Singing in the Kingdom," Call to Worship: Liturgy, Music, Preaching and the Arts, Vol. 47, No. 2 (2014), 72-74. Kim presided at the wedding of her son and his bride on May 24 in Cambridge, MD. She served as an ecumenical observer/participant at the Consultation on Same-Sex Marriage of the Episcopal Church during June 3-6 in Kansas City, MO. Kim served as faculty for the Yale Institute of Sacred Music's Congregations Project during June 19-26 in New Haven, CT. This Fall, Kim will publish Feasting on the Word Worship Companion, Liturgies for Year B, Vol. 1 (Westminster / John Knox Press). On September 23, she will lead a seminar for resident pastors on Embodied Worship at Central Presbyterian Church, Atlanta. On October 14, she will preach at Lenbrook retirement community on October 14. On October 21, Kim will present a Webinar on Advent Worship for The Presbyterian Outlook.
Martha Moore-Keish, Associate Professor of Theology, preached for the closing worship service at General Assembly in Detroit which may be seen at vimeo.com/99531505. During September 21-23, she will be lecturing at the meeting of the Liturgische Konferenz, a research group of the EKD (Evangelische Kirche in Deutschland). Martha will present jointly with Professor Gordon Lathrop, retired professor of liturgy from the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Philadelphia on North American Liturgical Theology. Martha will also be lecturing during September 30-October 2 at the annual conference of the Reformed Communion, "Cultivate: Hospitality", hosted by All Souls Presbyterian Church (PCA). She will be lecturing on hospitality and sacraments. See www.rc-conference.org/speakers for details. Martha has published "Karl Barth and John Thatamanil: Two Theologians against Religion." Bangalore Theological Forum, June 2014 which is a print version of a lecture she gave at United Theological College in Bangalore in January. Coming in November, Martha will have two columns on "Living the Word" (lectionary reflections) in the Christian Century. She is also cooperating with Audrey Galex from AIB for a project on introduction to Christianity.
Michael Morgan, Seminary Musician, presented lectures on the English Bible in July and August for the Session Retreat, Fayette Presbyterian Church in Fayetteville, GA; Christian City in Union City, GA; and the Training Event for all Alabama presbyteries at Independent Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, AL. Through the summer, he has served as organist at North Avenue Presbyterian Church, Atlanta, while their musician has been on sabbatical leave. In July, Michael wrote a hymn and played for the ordination and installation of Stephen Fearing ('14) at Shelter Island Presbyterian Church in Shelter Island, NY. In September, he will lecture on Handel's "Messiah" at King University in Bristol, TN and the English Bible at the Bristol Public Library in Bristol, VA. In October, Michael will be presenting two lectures at the annual meeting of the Association of Retired Ministers, Spouses and Survivors (ARMSS) in Excelsior Springs, MO.
Cam Murchison, Jr, Professor Emeritus of Ministry, preached at Black Mountain Presbyterian Church on the theme of Earth Care, Black Mountain, NC on May 25. On Sundays in July, he taught a class entitled "Worrying About What We Eat, Drink and Wear" at First Presbyterian Church, Asheville, NC.
Rodger Nishioka, Benton Family Associate Professor of Christian Education, was keynote speaker at a leadership summit for the East Iowa Presbytery meeting in Wyoming, IA. He preached and spoke at the Flint River Presbytery meeting at Covenant Presbyterian Church in Albany, GA. Rodger was keynote speaker at the PCUSA Multicultural Network dinner at the General Assembly meeting in Detroit, MI. He preached and delivered two lectures at the Epworth Heights Community in Ludington, MI. Rodger was keynote speaker and preacher at the Covenant Synod School in Hillsdale, MI. He preached and led three workshops at the National Youth Conference for the Church of the Brethren meeting in Ft. Collins, CO. Rodger lectured at Luther Seminary in St. Paul, MN on Rethinking Faith Formation: Christian Identity and Practice in a Pluralistic World. He preached and delivered the summer lectures for St. Philip Presbyterian Church in Houston. Rodger was preacher and keynote speaker at the National Vietnamese Presbyterian Conference gathering in Idyllwild, CA.
Dominique Robinson, Staff Associate for Contextual Education, preached at Children's and Youth Day on June 8 at Wallace Temple AME Zion Church in Bayonne, NJ. On June 13, she preached at Conyers-Winder District Youth Revival at Smith Memorial AME Zion Church in Monroe, GA. On June 14, she taught a workshop entitled "Social Media Swag" for the Conyers-Winder District Church School Convention in Covington, GA. During June 20-21, Dominique preached and taught at Walter Memorial AME Zion Church's Women's Weekend in Bridgeport, CT. On June 22, she preached at the Pastoral Anniversary at Steele Creek AME Zion Church, in Charlotte, NC. On July 6, Dominique took on a new position of Youth Ministry Coordinator at New Life Presbyterian Church where Columbia Seminary Board member Billy Honor is the pastor in College Park, GA. On July 13, she preached at Solid Rock AME Zion Church in Lithonia, GA. On July 28, she co-taught with Jeffrey Tribble on spiritual formation for the AME Zion CED Quadrennial at "Zion University" in Charlotte, NC. During August 8-9, Dominique preached and taught at St. Mark United Methodist Church for their annual Back to School Weekend in Taylor, SC. On August 16, she preached for the Atlanta District Youth & Young Adult Revival at New Life AME Zion Church in College Park, GA. During August 19-20, she was the guest lecturer speaking on "Preaching to Black Millennials" for Rev. Dr. Teresa Fry Brown's course, Contemporary Black Preaching, at Candler School of Theology in Atlanta. During August 22-24, she preached, conducted a lock-in and taught at St. Stephen AME Zion Church for their annual Back to School Weekend in Asbury Park, NJ. Coming up, Dominique will guest lecture for Khalia Williams at Columbia Seminary on African American Worship and Preaching. On September 14, she will preach Women's Day at Mt. Zion AME Zion Church in Augusta, GA. During October 14-16, she is preaching and teaching at the YES (Young Adults Empowered by the Spirit) Weekend at Green Memorial AME Zion Church in Portland, ME.
Stan Saunders, Associate Professor of New Testament, was on sabbatical during the Spring and Summer 2014 working on a book, "A Dwelling Place for God," which explores the place of creation in Biblical models of redemption. He has published "Connecting the Dots and Filling the Gaps: Imagining God with Us" in Word and World 34:3 (Summer 2014) and several online lectionary articles for Working Preacher, Season of Creation, and Christian Century. Stan led a five-week course at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Atlanta on the Biblical story of creation and delivered the Jackson B. Davidson Memorial Lecture on Science and Religion at First Presbyterian Church, Oakridge, Tennessee. He preached at Brookhaven Christian Church in June and will be leading Sunday School classes at Oconee Presbyterian Church in Watkinsville and at Sandy Springs Christian Church this Fall. During June and July, Stan participated in a Wabash Center course on Online Teaching for theological educators.
Mashaun D. Simon, Program Coordinator for Advanced Professional Studies, wrote "Thinking the Unimaginable" for the blog Believe Out Loud. He served as the guest preacher on June 15, 2014 at New Life Presbyterian Church.
Michael Thompson, Director of Communications, wrote "What If Jesus Disagrees?" in July and "A Brief Guide to Smart Giving" in August for the Columbia Connections blog. He will attend the Religion Newswriters Association conference in Decatur, GA during September 18-20. Michael will preach and teach at Stockbridge Presbyterian Church for Theological Education Sunday.
Christine Yoder, Professor of Old Testament Language, Literature, and Exegesis, led a week-long study in June on Israelite wisdom literature at Montreat Conference Center, Montreat, NC (June 2-6), and presented on the concepts of peace and well-being in the Old Testament at Central Presbyterian Church, Atlanta.


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You have 525 starting gold. Enough for a machete and a crystalline flask. you also benefit from additional exp(!), lots of extra movement speed, your choice between summoner cooldowns and extra mana and even your choice of a tasty biscuit/scouting ward or 2% lifesteal/spellvamp. The rest of your points can go into the defensive tree, since the reduction masteries are pretty significant for only 9 points in the jungle. Your ambient gold is high. you spend less money on potions and are less blue dependant. Your ganks improve with your extra movement speed. Is this something that actually works? What kind of champions could you work this on?
Amélie Poulain
the problem is, flask provides -less- health sustain than three health potions flask is great for laning, but on your first clear in the jungle unless you're ww, fids, nunu, you're gonna have a bad time
hmmm.. Interesting thought...this could work for some jungles. However giving up so much in the offense tree is gonna slow down your clear times...and clear times have already taken a hit with the new jungle... I had not thought of this though I may try it out.
Bad Luck Braum
You would have to rush a spirit stone asap. probably couldnt gank till level 4 or later, lack of armor will destroy you. Other than that I guess its not that big a deal. I could see it working on maokai and especially naut. Increased mana regen means more staying power in that thur jungle. And the buffed W would protect against the harder camps of lizard and blue golem. Good luck tell me how it works op!


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16 The day and the night are yours. You set the moon and the sun in their places. | 16 The day is yours, and yours also the night; you established the sun and moon. |
GOD'S WORD® is a copyrighted work of God's Word to the Nations. Copyright © 1995 by God's Word to the Nations. All rights reserved. Used by permission. (God's Word Translation -Online Bible) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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As if those crazy kids at BGR needed another leak under their faucet, they've just posted the first images of a Motorola Droid promotional mailer sent out to an undisclosed recipient. It continues the rhetoric begun by the initial ad/video along the Droid Does lines but drops the iDon't attitude:
As the mailer says, "In a world of doesn't Droid Does," and in a land of today I want it to be November 6th.
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Gold Leads Steak 'n' Beans Series 2-1
Oct. 7, 2013 The rain held off enough for the Golden Gopher baseball team to play two intrasquad scrimmages this past weekend. The Gold Team holds a 2-1 lead over the Maroon Team in the Steak 'n' Beans series. Gold took a 2-0 series lead on Friday with a 4-2 win. Matt Fiedler earned his second win of the fall. He pitched 3 1/3 scoreless innings in relief, giving up two hits and a walk while striking out four. Dalton Sawyer started and pitched three innings. Mark Tatera batted 2-for-4 with a double and two RBI for Gold. Matt Stemper and Fiedler, who started the game at second base, also drove in runs. Michael Handel and Matt Halloran hit doubles for Maroon, with Halloran and Bobby Juan driving in the team's two runs on Friday. Toby Anderson started on the mound for Maroon and retired 12 batters in four innings, striking out three. On Saturday, Steak 'n' Beans Game 3 was part of the Gophers' Parents/Scout Day. Maroon won 3-2. Handel and Tony Skjefte each doubled and scored. Jake Bergren also hit a double. Halloran and Austin Athmann each had an RBI for Maroon. Jordan Jess pitched four shutout innings, Ben Meyer pitched three innings and Lance Thonvold retired Gold's final two batters. Fiedler and Tatera each had two hits for Gold. Fiedler and Jordan Smith had the Gold Team's two RBI as Tatera and Chris Schaaf scored. Alec Crawford pitched the first 3 2/3 innings for Gold and gave up one run on one hit.
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When you think tax inversions, think charming bed and breakfasts, vineyard picnics, freshly churned butter, photo ops in front of sheep pastures, and exchanges of e-mail addresses and promises to stay in touch among fast friends.
In 2010, a group of lawyers from New York and London took a bike trip through the rolling countryside of Southern France, and helped set the wheels in motion on the hottest new trend in mergers and acquisitions. Part holiday, part corporate offsite, the peloton brought together top tax and M&A lawyers from Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP. Deal making was in the doldrums, but, in tandem, some of the lawyers figured out a plan that could persuade clients to take the brakes off M&A. Four years later, so-called "tax inversions" have been a major driver in cross-border deal making, accounting for 66% of announced deals this year, according to Thomson Reuters. That is up from just 1% in 2011. Skadden is at the front of the pack, involved in a whopping 78% of inversions by deal value since 2011, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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couple pictured definitely went for "ride" together if you know what I mean.
I actually think your average road biker is a bigger c*nt than your average lawyer.
but we're not talking about your average road biker, we're talking about yuppies* paying 10k/head to roll through the south of france.
-important distinctions guy
*not there's anything wrong with that
and that is supposed to be redeeming somehow?


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24 O LORD, correct me, but with judgment; not in thine anger, lest thou bring me to nothing . | 24 Correct me, LORD, but only with justice-- not in your anger, lest you reduce me to nothing. |
The King James Version is in the public domain. (The King James Bible Version Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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NEW YORK (Jan. 14, 2010) -- Studying animals in behavioral experiments has been a cornerstone of psychological research, but whether the observations are relevant for human behavior has been unclear. Weill Cornell Medical College researchers have identified an alteration to the DNA of a gene that imparts similar anxiety-related behavior in both humans and mice, demonstrating that laboratory animals can be accurately used to study these human behaviors.
The findings may help researchers develop new clinical strategies to treat humans with anxiety disorders, such as phobias and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Results from the study, funded by the National Institutes of Health, are published today in the journal Science.
"We found that humans and mice who had the same human genetic alteration also had greater difficulty in extinguishing an anxious-like response to adverse stimuli," explains Dr. B.J. Casey, co-senior author of the study and professor of psychology in psychiatry from The Sackler Institute for Developmental Psychobiology at Weill Cornell Medical College.
The researchers observed common behavioral responses between humans and mice that possess an alteration in the brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) gene. The mice were genetically altered -- meaning that they had a human genetic variation inserted within their genome.
To make their comparison, the researchers paired a harmless stimulus with an aversive one, which elicits an anxious-like response, known as conditioned fear. Following fear learning, exposure to numerous presentations of the harmless stimulus alone, in the absence of the aversive stimulus, normally leads to subjects extinguishing this fear response. That is, a subject should eventually stop having an anxious response towards the harmless stimulus.
"But both the mice and humans found to have the alternation in the BDNF gene took significantly longer to 'get over
Contact: Andrew Klein firstname.lastname@example.com 212-821-0560 New York- Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center/Weill Cornell Medical College Source:Eurekalert |


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The PS 35 from Owis is a universal position control unit that features a USB and an RS 232 interface characterized by an 8 TTL / analog input including inputs that are applicable also for the encoder. The product consists of a table top LCD controls with a micro step mode which can measure up to 1/256 with a 2 configurable limit switch inputs per axis along with a 5 TTL and 2 power outputs. Furthermore, the PS 35 is operated by a PC that is capable of providing its users a point-to-point positioning in trapeze or S-curve velocity-time outlines.
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