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"What do we think preaching is? It is the central act of Christian worship!"
--Feed My Sheep, A Passionate Plea for Preaching
December 31, 2014
Words of Wisdom
"Wherefore, good children, labor with all diligence and study, that, when Christ shall come again to judge the world, He may find you holy and obedient."
--Thomas Cranmer
December 29, 2014
A Video Reading of Horatius Bonar's Book, The Everlasting Righteousness
Dear Friends, This is a work in progress but I would like to give you a sample of what has been completed. May God be glorified in this. The remaining chapters will be published in the coming weeks as they are completed.
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From the Archives: Book Review: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
Father, Son, and Holy Spirit:
Relationships, Roles, and RelevanceBruce Ware authored a book on the Trinity, published through Crossway Books in 2005 titled Father, Son, & Holy Spirit. It is a focused examination of certain aspects of the Trinity. The subtitle reveals the focal points: "Relationships, Roles, & Relevance". In other words, Ware is going to explore the interactions of the persons of the Trinity, the roles they play in several areas, and the relevance the doctrine has for us today. The work is unique in both its content and length. Doctrinal works on the Trinity are relatively rare. Given the academic air that Ware breathes one could easily expect a voluminous treatment. This book is a short read. Not a quick read. Short.
Dr. Ware is briefly biographed on the back cover as the Senior Associate Dean and Professor of Christian Theology at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY. I have read a couple of his other works and listened to some of his lectures responding to the Open Theism heresy. His has been helpful in understanding the issues with Open Theism from a conservative evangelical point of view. So, how about this book? It has proven to be a mixed bag. Some good, some bad. Let's look at the good first.
The Good
Ware reflects with amazement that the Father involves us in his kingdom work. I identify with the author when he roots his amazement in his own personality flaw of perfectionism. It is very hard for a perfectionist to let go of the reigns and allow someone else to do the work. I had to nod my head in agreement with Ware. The Father's generosity of opportunity in labor that is everlasting in its fruits (namely sharing the gospel in many forms) is truly wonderful and can rightly bring wonder to our hearts as part of our vocabulary of worship.
True Fatherhood
Ware asserts that we can learn what true fatherhood is by looking to God the Father as our great exemplar. He raises distinct but complementary aspects for our consideration:
"God as Father insists on our respect and obedience."
"God fathers us by being lavish, generous, even extravagant in his care, love, provision, and protection for his children."
I love the way Ware builds both our awareness of God's care and our worship vocabulary simultaneously. He has hit the true mark of theology - this is theology that issues forth in doxology, theology that leads to worship. It is not an easy mark to hit
Radical Feminism
Ware spends a full paragraph defending God's self-revelation as Father and strongly denouncing the radical feminist pursuit to eradicate masculine language of God in Scripture. Given the heart-commitment that some have to the feminist viewpoint, it is unlikely (humanly speaking) that the arguments presented will sway their thinking. Their ears are stuffed full with zeal. Even so, I thought Ware wrote with appropriate strength about the unbiblical nature of the feminist view. If we are to take the Scriptures as God-breathed we must make sense of them as they stand, not by tinkering with the wording to make it more palatable to modern tastes (so much for my poker-face in gender-neutral translations and the egalitarian debate).
Reciprocal Honor
Ware highlights the need for reciprocal honor of those in authority and those under authority. He asserts that the inter-relationships of the Trinity are the model and basis for this mutual honor. He does not demand one-way honor directed towards authority. He calls for reciprocal honor, all based on observed relationships within the Trinity. There is a healthy balance that is all too easily thrown off-kilter by our lusts and love of idolatry (especially when we are the idol).
One clarification could be raised here. Ware designates the inter-relationships of the Trinity as the model for reciprocal honor between the one in authority and the one under authority and he intends us to apply it on our plane of human inter-relationships. That is where the reciprocal honor applies. Honor does not apply reciprocally between God and us. Perhaps I am naive in thinking this way, but I do not presume to expect God to honor me mutually in my relationship with Him. I may pray for His blessing, but honor flows one direction in this relationship... from me to Him.
Jesus and the Spirit
Ware examines an aspect of Jesus' human life that I've rarely seen explored. He makes the case that Jesus' sinless human life is grounded in his submission to the Spirit rather than his divine nature. In doing so, Ware is exerting himself to bring Jesus' humanity to the forefront in the single most challenging area of the Christian faith - our daily walk. How many times have you felt disconnected from the perfection of Jesus' life because of the easy excuse, "He was God in the flesh. What do you expect of me?" This life of submission to and reliance upon the Holy Spirit is a good point that needs to be explored more widely in modern evangelical circles. Holiness continues to be a challenge to the modern soul, at times disappearing from mention concerning the daily walk of the Christian. This is one of the points that Ware makes which could benefit from much more treatment. He cannot explore it adequately in the brevity of this work.
Real Humanity - Interconnected and Interdependent
Ware notes our American cultural autonomy and its appeal to the power of the individual. In contrast, he places Trinitarian inter-relationships as the pattern for real, authentic humanity - interconnected and interdependent. Anticipating potential reactions to what I've written here, I want to highlight that Ware is speaking of the influence of our cultural autonomy. Ware is not proposing a socialist political identity or some other nonsense as a corrective to our cultural autonomy.
Relationships and Essential Being Within the Trinity
Ware correctly attributes simultaneous worship of the Father and Son. He discusses equality of the essential nature of the persons of the Trinity (the ontological trinity, theologically speaking). He emphasizes and re-emphasizes the authority structure of the functional relationships of the Trinity (the economic Trinity).
Counsel for Christian Husbands
Ware writes forcefully and pointedly of the example set before Christian husbands in the care of their wives. His thought is founded upon the demonstrated interplay between the persons of the Trinity. I appreciate him including this section of the book. The way he presents the material is helpful and will make a difference in the way I care for my own dear wife.
Having noted all of the above points as good and profitable portions of Ware's book, let's move on to a couple of problematic propositions.
The Bad
I was surprised to find what Ware has written concerning Christian prayer and Christian worship as it relates to the Trinity. Prayer and worship sit squarely in the practice of the daily Christian walk. Several other areas Ware explores in the book are experiential, but none of them have the kind of deep impact that prayer and worship have in the life of the believer.
Ware is deeply committed to the form of prayer prescribed by Jesus for the disciples in Matt 6/Luke 11. He emphasizes this form early in the work and repeats it often throughout the book. The repetition makes it obvious that this is a strong current in Ware's theology. In a nutshell, Ware believes Christian prayer is directed to the Father, through the Son, in the power of the Spirit. Period.
Ware recognizes the radical nature of his position, identifying it as such in his first mention on page 18. Even though this is his initial presentation, it is phrased in very strong language. He exerts himself to bring home the controversial nature of his position. He writes the following:
"The Christian's life of prayer must rightly acknowledge the roles of the Father, Son, and Spirit as we pray to the Father, through the Son, in the power of the Spirit. ... May I suggest something both clear and radical? If Jesus taught us to pray to the Father, then we ought to do this. ... So prayer rightly understood - Christian prayer - is prayer to the Father, through the Son, in the power of the Spirit. To pray aright, we need a deep appreciation for the doctrine of the Trinity." p.18
I agree with Ware on two points. His position is both clear and radical. In the face of such radical clarity, should we adapt our devotional life to fit Ware's definition of Christian prayer? After all, he is an established Christian scholar and seminary professor. It is obvious that he possesses the training and credentials to form a powerful case for his position. Nonetheless, in my years of research and observation of pseudo-Christian cults, I have constantly encountered hundreds of clear, radical beliefs. We clearly must ask the question, "Is this biblical?" Clear? Yes. Radical? Absolutely. Biblical? (spoiler alert) Absolutely not.
Ware understands well enough that he is setting himself in opposition to the devotional instruction and example that many (probably most) evangelicals have received. He writes, "We may encourage our children, especially, to open their prayers with, 'Dear Jesus,' despite the fact that Jesus said to pray 'Our Father in heaven . . .'". Let's be clear about this. Ware isn't suggesting a slight modification to the prayer life of the evangelical Christian, where we address the Father or the Son. He rejects prayer to Christ as Christian prayer; as praying aright; and as meaningful, biblical prayer. He explicitly states that addressing our prayers to the Father alone is to pray aright. If adherence to this position is to pray aright, then stepping outside of it is to pray awrong. Ware indicts modern evangelical piety head-on. In doing so, has he indicted biblical prayer as well?
Stephen - The First Christian Martyr
And they went on stoning Stephen as he called upon the Lord and said, "Lord Jesus, receive my spirit!" And falling on his knees, he cried out with a loud voice, "Lord, do not hold this sin against them!" And having said this, he fell asleep. (Acts 7:59-60, NASB)
The Disciples When Replacing Judas Iscariot
And they prayed, and said, "Thou, Lord, who knowest the hearts of all men, show which one of these two Thou hast chosen to occupy this ministry and apostleship
from which Judas turned aside to go to his own place. " (Acts 1:24-25, NASB)
Saul's Thorn in the Flesh
Concerning this I entreated the Lord three times that it might depart from me. And He has said to me, "My grace is sufficient for you, for power is perfected in weakness." Most gladly, therefore, I will rather boast about my weaknesses, that the power of Christ may dwell in me. (2 Corinthians 12:8-9, NASB)
Christ Answers Prayer Directed to Him
"And whatever you ask in My name, that will I do, that the Father may be glorified in the Son. "If you ask Me anything in My name, I will do it. (John 14:13-14, NASB)
Paul Entreats Jesus
Now may our God and Father Himself and Jesus our Lord direct our way to you; and may the Lord cause you to increase and abound in love for one another, and for all men, just as we also do for you; (1 Thessalonians 3:11-12, NASB)
Now may our Lord Jesus Christ Himself and God our Father, who has loved us and given us eternal comfort and good hope by grace, comfort and strengthen your hearts in every good work and word. (2 Thessalonians 2:16-17, NASB)
The Last Prayer in the Bible
He who testifies to these things says, "Yes, I am coming quickly." Amen. Come, Lord Jesus. (Revelation 22:20, NASB)
A Biblical View
The above is a sample of the examples. They provide ample biblical evidence that Christian prayer may be directed to Christ and not solely to the Father in Christ's name. Ware's view is clear, radical, and unbiblical. There is a sense in which Ware's rebuke of evangelical practice is proper. By and large, evangelical Christians appear to function as 'Jesus only' unitarians. We overemphasize Jesus and hold the Father at arms' length. As a corrective to this imbalanced piety, Ware is on target that a faulty understanding of the Trinity drives us away from the Father in our devotional life. It would be a much easier pill to swallow if Ware did not employ such stark language contrasting typical practice with his radical suggestion. If his goal was to encourage us to return to addressing the Father in concert with the Son, there was no need for the extreme contrast. Due to the fact he uses such contrast, this was obviously not his simple goal. He is intentional enough in what he has said to make it clear he is proposing a complete reformation of evangelical prayer.
James White addresses the evangelical 'Jesus only' prayer life in his book The Forgotten Trinity with as much clarity as Ware but without adopting the radical position Ware has taken up. I heartily recommend White's book on the Trinity as a fine starting point to understanding the Trinity and its necessary impact on all aspects of our life, faith, piety, and practice. It is a fuller treatment of the Trinity than Ware's book. Granted, Ware is focusing on specific aspects of the Trinity, which again indicates that his book is not the place for the committed reader to begin studying the Trinity.
The Normal Pattern
When you survey the pattern of prayer demonstrated in the New Testament, you will find that most prayers are directed to the Father. Ware pushes us towards this biblical model of prayer, but he does so too forcefully. We would all benefit from cultivating our devotional relationship with the Father but this does not justify making a case appear stronger than it is. If only Ware would have approached this imbalance in a balanced manner, he may have had a much more positive and wide ranging impact. Imbalance is not corrected by another imbalance.
Concerning Worship
Ware states:
"Hence, Christian worship must be worship of the Son, by the power of the Spirit, to the ultimate glory of the Father. Worship is deeply satisfying and correctly expressed to the glory of this triune God only as it is exercised within this trinitarian framework" (p.155)
In approaching the topic of worship, Ware again falls into language that is too strong and imbalanced. "Christian worship must be worship of the Son"? I believe Ware is less than coherent on this point. Jesus gave explicit instruction in Luke 4:8 concerning worship of God that is unreconcilable with his instruction to the woman at the well in John 4:21-24 if we adopt Ware's position. It feels as if Ware has made a similar error in thinking as he made with prayer. In offering a corrective to an imbalance in current practice, he goes too far and ends up out on a theological limb.
Worship and prayer are related. Many theologians consider prayer to be an act of worship. If Christian prayer (a form of worship) is to be directed to the Father alone and Christian worship (which would include prayer) is to be directed to the Son alone, we are stuck in a theological conundrum. Can we do either in a Christian fashion in the construct Ware has built? This is not theology that leads to doxology. It is theology that leads to paralysis. Other sections of the book do bring us to live as we should. The intermingled doctrines of prayer and worship as presented do not lead us to the same destination.
Not only have I been surprised at Ware's position on prayer/worship, I am perplexed at the unqualified recommendations that internet reviewers have given the book. Brothers and sisters, are you reading carefully? While I agree that Ware has many profitable things to say, they pale in comparison to the potential damage caused by his unbalanced and contradictory positions on prayer and worship. This error is the kind of minefield that could blow apart a local church. Has anyone become convinced by Ware's argument that prayer must be offered to the Father alone through Christ? If so, a balanced biblically-based worship service would be akin to scraping your forehead with a cheese grater. If the church has been protected wholesale by God's grace from falling into this error, I am thankful for His outpoured mercy.
So what is my overall opinion of the book? Although Ware presents several helpful points which will make a difference in my life, the deep impact of his position on prayer/worship gives me great concern.
For Further Study Concerning Prayer to Christ
Millard Erickson
God in Three Persons
The Word Became Flesh
H. R. Mackintosh
The Doctrine of the Person of Jesus Christ
Robert Morey
The Trinity: Evidence and Issues
Simon Kistemaker
New Testament Commentary - Acts, I Corinthians
Gordon Fee
New International Commentary on the New Testament, I Corinthians
John Calvin
Commentary on the Acts of the Apostles
Robert Reymond
A New Systematic Theology of the Christian Faith
B. B. Warfield
The Lord of Glory
John Owen
Wayne Grudem
Systematic Theology
Charles Hodge
Systematic Theology, vol II
Bruce Milne
Know the Truth
Robert Dabney
Lectures in Systematic Theology
Leon Morris
Reflections on the Gospel of John
Jesus is the Christ
Jerome Smith
The New Treasury of Scripture Knowledge, Acts 7:58-59
August 27, 2014
August 26, 2014
A Reluctant Yet Hopeful Conclusion
"And now it is once more with some feeling of reluctance that I lay down my pen. I cannot but fear lest the great truth I have sought to unfold should suffer in the estimation of some, through being divorced from practical exhortations to a holy life. But I take comfort from the hope that thoughtful minds will in no way share the prejudice. Valuable though exhortation be, truth has a power independently of the appeals we base upon it; and, therefore, no teaching that is truly doctrinal, can fail to be likewise practical. In dealing with this subject I have already gone somewhat beyond the due limits of my theme, which is the gospel, and not the Christian life, but I have struggled in vain to keep within them. The unusual interest which the doctrine of holiness now excites, combined with the fact that the great truth of sanctification by blood is absolutely unknown to our creeds, and little noticed in our religious literature, has not only made my task important, but vastly increased my difficulties in the effort to fulfill it. I now dismiss it with a parting word. Even by those who own it, this truth is sometimes spoken of as though it were a fiction or a theory. But with the Israelite his sanctification was one of the most true and solemn facts of his existence. Upon it depended, not alone his citizenship in the commonwealth, but his life itself. And shall it be deemed less real in this dispensation, when shadows have given way to substance, types to their fulfilment? If the sanctification of the Jew was a great and practical reality, how much more, the sanctification of the believer now. "If the blood of bulls and goats, and the ashes of an heifer, sprinkling the unclean, sanctifieth to the purifying of the flesh, how much more shall the blood of Christ purge your conscience from dead works to serve the living God?"
-- Sir Robert Anderson; The Gospel and Its Ministry
August 20, 2014
Updated - DeYoung's Taking God At His Word: Resources
God's Word is Sufficient, Clear, Authoritative, and NecessaryYou can get Kevin DeYoung's new book, Taking God at His Word for $1.99 on Kindle. I'm currently reading through this book with my pastor. It's a heartwarming and encouraging call to faithfulness.
As well, there are lecture & sermon resources available.
DeYoung @ T4G - 2014
Kevin DeYoung preaching on the Doctrine of Scripture, May-July 2012
From Pastor DeYoung's own church, you can listen to or watch the sermons which fed this book. For convenience I'm linking the videos directly here.
- How to Think and Feel about the Word of God (Psalm 119:1-176)
- Something More Sure ( II Peter 1:16-21)
- How Can We Be Sure Which Books Are In The Bible?
- Waiting to Exhale (II Timothy 3:14-17)
- God's Word is Final (Acts 17:1-15)
- How Can We Understand the Bible When Everyone Has a Different Interpretation?
- God's Word is Understandable (Deuteronomy 30:11-14)
- The Necessity of Scripture (I Corinthians 2:6-13)
- God's Word is Enough (Hebrews 1:1-4)
- How Do We Know the Record of Jesus in the Gospels is Reliable?
- Christ's Unbreakable Bible (John 10:35)
Taking God At His Word Conference - 2014
Westminster Seminary has some videos from a conference which may also be of interest.
Carried Along by the Holy Spirit: The Inspiration of Scripture as an Inspiration for your Ministry from Westminster Theological Seminary on Vimeo.
Two Q and A Panel video albums with Kevin DeYoung, Carl Trueman, and Greg Beale:
August 19, 2014
ESV JMac Study Bible $6
The ESV MacArthur Study Bible for kindle, only $6.
A Teacher and Author You Need To Know
Don Whitney has a new website and a revised book.
Biblical Spirituality is his new blog. He has revised and expanded his classic work, Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life. There are books you must read, and there are books you must read because they change your life. Don's book falls into the second category. I have read this book multiple times, as well as using it in my Adult Bible Fellowship class.
Don has distilled gems of wisdom into a unique collection of bulletin inserts.
Biblical Spirituality is his new blog. He has revised and expanded his classic work, Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life. There are books you must read, and there are books you must read because they change your life. Don's book falls into the second category. I have read this book multiple times, as well as using it in my Adult Bible Fellowship class.
Don has distilled gems of wisdom into a unique collection of bulletin inserts.
August 14, 2014
Words of Wisdom
"Mix your pleasures with the remembrance of Christ's bitter passion."
- Latimer (1480-1555)
- Latimer (1480-1555)
May 21, 2014
Words of Wisdom
"... Christ's prison is better than the world's paradise"
-- Joseph Alleine, writing from prison
-- Joseph Alleine, writing from prison
May 16, 2014
One More Thought on Evening Services
Recently, Tim Challies and Thom Rainer have weighed in on reasons behind the demise of the evening service, particularly the Sunday evening service. The reasons are complex (and possibly not all bad if the local church has been able to develop a vibrant small-group setting).
From my reading of their thoughts, one piece of the puzzle is missing - divorce. Specifically, the practical reality of weekend parenting usually reserved for dads. There is a double-impact here: divorced dads with young kids are also in their prime of life and would tend to be major contributors to and supporters of the Sunday evening service. We not only lose their energy needed to sustain a viable Sunday evening service, we also lose both them and their families to windshield time or a scheduled hand-off on Sunday nights.
I'm not exactly sure how this escaped the notice of Tim and Thom. Perhaps their local church does not struggle with attendees or divorce, but for the majority of churches, a relatively small flock thinned by even a couple of families will leave a noticeable void in the Sunday service.
This is not an issue that can be resolved through piling on guilt. If you think it's a lack of spiritual hunger on the part of the dads, consider this. When was the last time you spent 50% of your time with your children in church? As well, there are the additional factors needing consideration, such as the distance traveled to return them home, decompression time for kids to adjust between households, and allowing a reasonable bedtime for school the following morning.
There are many more complexities to the question of the demise of Sunday evening services. I sincerely want to make sure this hurdle did not go unrecognized.
From my reading of their thoughts, one piece of the puzzle is missing - divorce. Specifically, the practical reality of weekend parenting usually reserved for dads. There is a double-impact here: divorced dads with young kids are also in their prime of life and would tend to be major contributors to and supporters of the Sunday evening service. We not only lose their energy needed to sustain a viable Sunday evening service, we also lose both them and their families to windshield time or a scheduled hand-off on Sunday nights.
I'm not exactly sure how this escaped the notice of Tim and Thom. Perhaps their local church does not struggle with attendees or divorce, but for the majority of churches, a relatively small flock thinned by even a couple of families will leave a noticeable void in the Sunday service.
This is not an issue that can be resolved through piling on guilt. If you think it's a lack of spiritual hunger on the part of the dads, consider this. When was the last time you spent 50% of your time with your children in church? As well, there are the additional factors needing consideration, such as the distance traveled to return them home, decompression time for kids to adjust between households, and allowing a reasonable bedtime for school the following morning.
There are many more complexities to the question of the demise of Sunday evening services. I sincerely want to make sure this hurdle did not go unrecognized.
May 9, 2014
Redeem Your Commute
If you have a regular drive and would like to redeem that time, I recommend listening to an audio Bible like the one available from Crossway. For the last few months, I have been listening to a single chapter of John repeatedly as I prepare to teach on it to our youth group. Hearing the text in another voice adds depth to the Scriptures. I have repeatedly found myself thinking, "I don't remember reading that." It is wise to redeem our hours/days/weeks/years here and an audio Bible is one modern-day option that you should consider.
April 24, 2014
Words of Wisdom
"And let us commit the fame and credit of what we are or do to God. He will take care of that. Let us take care to be and to do as we should, and then for noise and report, let it be good or ill as God will send it. We know ofttimes it falls out that that which is precious in man's eye is abominable in God's. If we seek to be in the mouths of men, to dwell in the talk and speech of men, God will abhor us, and at the hour of death it will not comfort us what men speak or know of us, but sound comfort must be from our own conscience and the judgment of God. Therefore, let us labour to be good in secret. Christians should be as minerals, rich in the depth of the earth. That which is least seen is his riches. We should have our treasure deep. For the disclosure of it we should be ready when we are called to it, and for all other accidental things, let them fall out as God in his wisdom sees good. So let us look through good report and bad report to heaven; let us do the duties that are pleasing to God and our own conscience, and God will be careful enough to get us applause. Was it not sufficient for Abel, that though there was no great notice taken what faith he had, and how good a man he was, yet that God knew it and revealed it? God sees our sincerity and the truth of our hearts, and the graces of our inward man, he sees all these, and he values us by these, as he did Abel. As for outward things there may be a great deal of deceit in them, and the more a man grows in grace, the less he cares for them. As much reputation as is fit for a man will follow him in being and doing what he should. God will look to that. Therefore we should not set up sails to our own meditations, that unless we be carried with the wind of applause, to be becalmed and not go a whit forward; but we should be carried with the Spirit of God and with a holy desire to serve God, and our brethren, and to do all the good we can, and never care for the speeches of the world, as St Paul says of himself: 'I care not what ye judge of me, I care not what the world judgeth, I care not for man's judgment,' I Cor. 4:3. This is man's day. We should, from the example of Christ, labour to subdue this infirmity which we are sick of naturally. Christ concealed himself till he saw a fitter time. We shall have glory enough, and be known enough to devils, to angels, and men ere long. Therefore, as Christ lived a hidden life, that is, he was not known what he was, that so he might work our salvation, so let us be content to be hidden men. A true Christian is hidden to the world till the time of manifestation comes. When the time came, Christ then gloriously revealed what he was; so it shall be revealed what we are. In the mean time, let us be careful to do our duty that may please the Spirit of God, and satisfy our own conscience, and leave all the rest to God. Let us meditate, in the fear of God, upon these directions for the guidance of our lives in this particular."
--Sibbes, Richard. A Description of Christ (Kindle Locations 465-484).
April 2, 2014
The Hands, Feet, and Fish of the Gospel
I have a guest post today on Mathew Sims' blog, one part of his collected series of devotionals on the resurrection. You can read it here.
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TV Producers Driven To Find New Revenue: Marketers' Dollars?
by Wayne Friedman on Jan 17, 11:15 AM
Sounds like a great TV story -- one that encompasses a TV producer, kickbacks, and advertising dollars. A longtime former publicity executive of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association -- the group that owns the rights to the Golden Globes Awards -- now claims in a lawsuit that the head of the group, Philip Berk, demanded "commission" from a TV advertising buy NBC got from Chrysler
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Manners Update: Why Booing Is Good For TV
by Wayne Friedman on Jan 14, 2:45 PM
Let out a good "boo." TV critics do it all the time -- sometimes in their writing, other times in a big room when asking TV performers questions.
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Argh! Jim-Lad! All Your TV Shows Are Just Landlubbers!
by Wayne Friedman on Jan 13, 5:30 PM
"There's like a pirate ship feeling to this show." Conan O'Brien says his TBS show isn't at all "The Tonight Show" -- but more like a program on the high seas, looking for treasure. Maybe that's what more TV shows should feel like.
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C'mon, Comcast! Give Me Some Real Promises
by Wayne Friedman on Jan 12, 5:47 PM
romises, promises. Everyone in television needs to make them -- but what is actually delivered can look a lot different. Comcast has to make more than its share -- all to get done what many think will be a media merger with NBC Universal that might wreak havoc on adult consumers, independent filmmakers, competitors -- and apparently kids.
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CES 2011: More Of An Entertainment Jungle, Fewer Visions Of Paradise
by Wayne Friedman on Jan 11, 4:30 PM
Monday-morning quarterbacking of the Consumer Electronics Show: When it comes to future TV hardware/software/digital services, it's hard to place a bet: Google TV? Apple TV? Roku? Hulu? The networks doing their own individual thing? Forget keyboards, joysticks, iPads -- what about "gesture" entertainment technology?
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Too Much Oprah OWN On Her Syndicated Show?
by Wayne Friedman on Jan 10, 4:45 PM
Some TV stations are complaining that the Oprah Winfrey syndicated show has become too much of a promotional vehicle for the new Oprah Winfrey cable network, OWN -- especially in some recently broadcast "Winfrey" episodes.
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Cable TV Programmers Don't Want To Pay So Much For TV Reruns Anymore
by Wayne Friedman on Jan 7, 3:32 PM
So what is rerun programming really worth these days? It depends whether it has a digital deal, maybe a Netflix deal. The answer is probably a lot less than you think. Even so, no one knows for sure.
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A Traditional-TV Rarity: Profitability, Almost Right From The Start
by Wayne Friedman on Jan 6, 2:47 PM
Sure, Facebook might be worth $50 billion -- that's easy to figure out. But the more interesting news is that someone dared to take a change on somewhat older media and proved -- after only a few days -- to be successful: The new Oprah Winfrey Network, OWN, will be profitable this year -- actually getting into a "positive" cash flow.
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TV Programmers/Businesses Not Really Looking For Eyeballs -- But Thumbs And Other Digits
by Wayne Friedman on Jan 5, 4:45 PM
Just one move of your TV-enabled thumb, index, or pinkie is what TV entrepreneurs big and small are really looking for.
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Looking For New Shows From Old -- Even Mediocre -- Ones
by Wayne Friedman on Jan 4, 2:45 PM
TV producers keep trying to create something new, from the old. "WWE Tough Enough," which was taken off the air by MTV back in 2003, looks to make another try on USA Network, which is the long-time TV distributor of "WWE Monday Night Raw," still one of the top-rated cable TV shows.
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Oscar de la Renta
Aragon Amethyst Ring
$45 rental
$295 Retail
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Magnifique! Stop them in their tracks wearing this fabulous cocktail ring by Oscar de la Renta.
Product Details
Swarovski ring framed with pavé crystals hand-set in Russian gold. Hidden size adjuster. 1.875" long.
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Usually wears: 0
Height: 5' 6"
Age: 24
Bust size: 32D
Body type: Petite
Weight: 115 lbs
Sep 24, 2013
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Overall fit: True to Size
Rented for: Other
this ring is just ridiculously great in person- it has a sizer built in, so it's the perfect fit on a wide range of finger sizes! It's definitely a big statement piece that would be perfect for a formal event where you want to 'bring the glam.' If you're feeling extra luxe then you can pair this with the matching necklace! Loved this, totally gorgeous in person!
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Usually wears: 14
Height: 5' 7"
Age: 36
Bust size: 32C
Body type: Hourglass
Feb 8, 2014
Everyone "Ooo'd" and "Ahh'd" :-) It was the perfect compliment to the Vera Wang gown I rented.
Overall fit: Large
Rented for: Formal Affair
Just make sure you adjust the band to fit tightly. I found I hd to keep moving it back to the center of my finger.
Usually wears: 12
Height: 5' 7"
Age: 30
Body type: Hourglass
Jul 3, 2014
I received tons of compliments for this ring!
Overall fit: True to Size
Rented for: Wedding
I wasn't sure about this ring (I originally ordered a different ring, but it was unavailable), so RTR sent this ring instead. I must say that it looks much classier in person, and the stone in the middle is more of a paler purple.
Usually wears: 6
Height: 5' 2"
Age: 44
Bust size: 34C
Body type: Full Bust
Weight: 120 lbs
Sep 21, 2014
The ring was extremely large too large
Overall fit: Large
Rented for: Party
Unless you like gigantic rings I would not recommend this item
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Height: 5' 6"
Age: 34
Bust size: 34B
Body type: Athletic
Oct 16, 2014
Bold and beautiful!!
Overall fit: True to Size
Rented for: Party
I loved this ring to dress up the Clover Canyon dress that I had selected for an afternoon reception. It was slightly big on my finger, but my hands are quite small. I was able to use the sizer and a little tape on the inside for the perfect fit. I received SO MANY compliments on how gorgeous this ring is!! Definitely the perfect addition to any outfit!
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They should make more Shaco skins... like The Joker Shaco... taht would be epic
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Senior Wrenchmen
I don't really see the point in throwing RP into Champions if they can be had via IP. There should be more Champion + Skin Bundle sales or just more Skin sales.
still if you're going to put shaco on sale, take the time to fix his decieve.
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this does mean that there is a skin coming out for him soon. thats what they did with scion and sivir. so a shaco skin should be out soon im guessing.
Do it for a champ thats 6300 IP and you'll get some sales :P
shaco, he needs a skin...
New Shaco skins would be awesome, I know I'd throw down some good cash for that. Supposedly there is some trouble with the skin coding of his clone, idk - I would just love a skin for this champ.
Also a deceive fix would be awesome, sometimes he is still visible after his deceive pops, also misses hurt MUCH more than other skill shots since you're melee and a squishie.
+1 vote for new Shaco skins, I would happily buy them all. Because it's boss?
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in the PTR forums there are some pics of the new shaco skin and some other skins. It looks awesome.
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2A high school football preview: Beaver visits defending state champion Manti
Beaver (8-2) at Manti (8-1)
2A state tournament quarterfinal
Friday, 5 p.m.
Parry's Power Guide: Manti by 15
All-time series: Manti leads 3-1
Coach vs. coach: Manti's Cole Meacham leads Beaver's Steve Hutchings, 2-0
Last meeting: Oct. 19, 2007 (2A first round) — Manti 38, Beaver 8
Manti and Beaver both can't help but feel a bit unlucky to be playing each other in the quarterfinals.
Beaver has been playing extremely well since the opening month of the season, but a Week 3 loss to Richfield ultimately created a three-way tie for second place in the South region between Beaver, Grand and Richfield. As luck would have it, Beaver lost the coin flip and entered the playoffs as the No. 4 seed despite probably being the second best team in the region behind San Juan.
The result is a very intriguing 2A quarterfinal game this Friday between defending state champion Manti and Beaver.
"We have the defending state champs, and that's always a huge challenge. We have great respect for them and we look at it as a challenge," said Beaver coach Steve Hutchings.
As for Manti, coach Cole Meacham expects a much tougher game than he normally would in the quarterfinals coming off a region title.
"I'm sitting here watching film on Beaver right now and I don't think it's going to be an easy first round game for us," said Meacham.
Statistically, Manti and Beaver are quite similar. Both average right around 30 ppg, and they both surrender about 10 ppg. They both like to mix it up with the run and the pass, but their methods are completely different.
While Beaver leans heavily on 1,000-yard rusher Jesse McMullin on the ground, Manti spreads the ball around to multiple guys. As a team Manti has rushed for over 1,500 yards, but leading rusher Austin Jackson has only accounted for 421 of those yards.
"It lets our kids know that as coaches we have confidence in all of you, and if a certain play is there and a certain player is having a good night then that's where we're going to go with," said Meacham.
Zane Stevens is third on the team with 232 rushing yards, but he only has two carries in the past four games as he's dealt with a sprained ankle. Taylor Soper picked up the slack in his absence, but both will be ready to go against Beaver's solid run defense.
"They're very good. They're big. They're fast. And they have a lot of weapons. Through the year we try and play solid defense and not key on one person. That preparation may help us out," said Hutchings.
Despite scoring 45 points in last week's first-round win over Gunnison, Beaver's biggest concern against Manti is on offense. Beaver is a team that likes to grind out first downs, but Manti's front seven is big and physical and tough to run against.
Three weeks ago against a similarly tough San Juan defense, Beaver couldn't get anything going offensively and lost 20-0. It only trailed 6-0 after three quarters, proof enough the Beavers can compete with the elite 2A teams.
"San Juan is a great team and I thought we played them as good as anyone has this year," said Hutchings.
In a game that has the potential to be evenly matched, the right mentality could be huge. Beaver hasn't advanced to the semifinals since 1999 and doesn't have much winning tradition to draw upon. Manti, meanwhile, is coming off a dominant state championship last season and knows what it takes.
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Ever since the broad market indexes entered into bear market territory, I have been checking the dividend champions list for bargains. I came up with the following dividend stocks list, using my screen criteria:
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3) The Dividend Payout Ratio does not exceed 50%
4) The dividend yield is equal to or higher than the dividend yield on the S&P 500
Using the criteria above I came out with the following list:
As usual this list is just a starting point. Before you leap into buying these stocks always check out at least the ten year financials trends in order to determine how your potential investment has performed over time. I would like to finish this post with two quotes from the legendary investor Warren Buffett:( Source Wikiquote)
"What doesn't work is when you start doing things that you don't understand or because they worked last week for somebody else. "
"There are all kinds of businesses that Charlie and I don't understand, but that doesn't cause us to stay up at night. It just means we go on to the next one, and that's what the individual investor should do."
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Funeral service for Elizabeth Peay Dinkins, 89, will be held Saturday at 2:00 p.m. at Rowan Presbyterian Church, Lugoff, with burial to follow in Longtown Presbyterian Church Cemetery. Rev. Phillip McCoy will officiate. The family will receive friends Saturday 1:00-2:00 p.m. prior to the service at the church. Memorials may be made to Rowan Presbyterian Church.
Lugoff-Elgin wasted little time in setting the tone for its season-opening softball game against visiting Richland Northeast.
Travis Powell, 84, Bethune, passed away on March 6, 2012. He is survived by his loving wife of 64 years, Vivian, son Dr. Charles T Powell, Jr. and daughter-in-law Anita and daughter Lynn P Edwards and 5 grandchildren. A Celebration of Life service will be held on Saturday, March 10, 2012 at 4:00pm at Bethel United Methodist Church, 103 King Street, Bethune, SC. A visitation will be held following the service. Brown-Pennington-Atkins Funeral Home is serving the family. Memorials to honor his life can be made to Bethel United Methodist Church, PO Box 275, Bethune, SC 29009.
Julia Ann Salmond, 61, of 1791 Flint Road in Camden in Wednesday, march 7, 2012. Plans will be announced bt Collins Funeral Home.
Mr. Willie "Bill" Davis, 65, 1120 Chestnut Ferry Road, M & B Trailer Park, Lot 16, Camden, entered into eternal rest on Monday, March 5, 2012. Born in Boykin, he was the son of the late james "Tom" and Jospehine Johnson Davis. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Brown's Funeral Home Chapel of Rememberance . Brown's Funeral Home, Camden is serving the Davis family.
Thelma J. Bishop, 96, formerly of Falls Mills, Va., died Wednesday, Feb. 29, 2012 following a courageous battle with Alzheimer's Disease. While she lost this earthly battle, she won the ultimate victory through her faith in Jesus Christ. Thelma was an awesome mother and friend and will always be missed. Thelma was predeceased in death by her husband, Okey R. Bishop. Thelma was born in Wyoming County, WV to Mary Jane Pierce and was the youngest of nine children. Thelma was a member of Falls Mills Methodist Church for 56 years before moving to Lugoff, S.C., where she ...
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Put some vinegar or lemon juice in a glass or plastic container. Make sure you have enough to completely cover the pennies you want to clean.
How to Clean Pennies
Pennies have managed to hold onto their niche in the economy much longer than most people would have thought. There's not much you can buy for a penny, but they still seem to accumulate around the house, in purses and in the car. In addition to being all over the place, they also tarnish very, very quickly. Fortunately, there's a very easy way to clean them.
Things You'll Need
- Your dirty pennies
- Glass or plastic container
- Lemon juice OR vinegar
- Salt
Add some salt and stir. All the salt should dissolve in the solution.
Add the dirty pennies.
Let the solution sit for 10 to 15 minutes. Remove the pennies and run them under fresh water.
Dry them off. Your pennies now look brand new!
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- The amount of salt that should be added varies depending on how much liquid you use. Add just enough that it will all dissolve.
- Vinegar and lemon juice both work the same.
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I deploy a war to my Tomcat 6.0.35 on Win7 64bit and when I use full-interface query page (I mean form.jsp) in Solr Admin to query 2 Chinese character (say it's C1C2) , the debug info shows:
<lst name="debug">
<str name="rawquerystring">æ°è</str>
<str name="querystring">æ°è</str>
<str name="parsedquery">NEWSID:æ°è</str>
<str name="parsedquery_toString">NEWSID:æ°è</str>
You can see C1C2 becomes æ°è. I deploy same war file to Tomcat on Linux or on another Win7 64bit of my colleagues' computer, the encoding acts well. Does anyone know why and how can I avoid this problem?
Thanks in advance!


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Chinese stocks continue to lag as investors remain pensive regarding China's worrisome property market and further tightening measures Beijing may implement to prevent a potential real estate bubble from forming.
Chinese stocks continue to lag as investors remain pensive regarding China's worrisome property market and further tightening measures Beijing may implement to prevent a potential real estate bubble from forming.
June 18, 2010 (Chinavestor) – It was another sluggish day for U.S. stocks with Dow Jones Industrial Average mustering a meager gain of just 16 points, or 0.2%. Chinese stocks didn't fare much better as the Shanghai Composite Index (SHA:000001) tumbled almost 2% in the last trading day of the week. Trade was tepid in Hong Kong with the Hang Seng Index (INDEXHANGSENG:.HSI) gaining just 0.7%.
Among large-caps, City Telecom (Nasdaq:CTEL) wrapped up an impressive week of gains by gaining almost 6% on Friday. City Telecom (Nasdaq:CTEL) gained more than 19% this week. Syntura International (Nasdaq:SYUT) was all over the map this week, but heads into the weekend with a gain of more than 5% on Friday. Transportation names showed some strength with China Southern Airlines (NYSE:ZNH) gaining 3.52% and Guangshen Railway (NYSE:GSH) adding almost 2%.
The World Bank noted an appreciating Yuan would give China more flexibility in terms of monetary policy, but Beijing has been reluctant to let its currency rise against the U.S. Dollar and other major currencies for fear of hurting Chinese exporters. A stronger Yuan would allow China to ease the specter of rising inflation.
The yuan's 12-month non-deliverable forwards rose 0.6 percent to 6.7081 per dollar as of 5:31 p.m. in Hong Kong, the biggest increase since Dec. 22, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The contracts have soared almost 1% this week as traders bet the Yuan will rise nearly 2% from current spot prices.
China halted Yuan appreciation in 2008 in the midst of the global economic crisis. The Yuan had gained 21% from 2005-2007.
June 18, 2010 (Chinavestor) The Bank of Japan, the central bank for the world's second-largest economy, said China's economic recovery is fueling concerns that the economy there is at risk of a bubble.
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Leading Pakistani television anchor Hamid Mir escaped a bid on his life on Monday with the timely detection of a bomb planted in his car. He has now been provided a security detail by the government and Interior Minister Rehman Malik announced a Rs. 50 million reward for anyone providing information that could lead to the arrest of those involved.
According to Mr. Mir, the bomb was noticed by a driver of another car when the vehicle was parked at the F-7 market, a key shopping area here. The car was left unattended in the parking lot as Mr. Mir and his driver went into the market for some work. Upon return to the vehicle, another driver drew their attention to an object dangling from the underside of their car.
Since he had been receiving threats, Mr. Mir — who hosts the widely watched prime time talk show 'Capital Talk' on Geo News — immediately alerted the police and the bomb disposal squad. The police said half a kg of explosive material was packed into a box along with a detonator.
Last month, following the attack on Malala Yousafzai and the public outcry over it, the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan had threatened to target local and international media for its coverage of the story. Several media organisations had beefed up security following the threat.
The attempt on Mr. Mir's life drew widespread condemnation from both the media and political circles. The Press Freedom Index 2011-2012 — released by Reporters Without Borders last week — named Pakistan as the world's deadliest country for journalists for the second year running.


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