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Right fielder Corey Hart needs surgery on his right knee that will sideline him for up to a month. About 15 minutes before the Brewers' spring training opener, the club scratched Hart from the lineup because of swelling in his right knee. He went for an MRI that revealed the tear. The Brewers said he'll miss three to four weeks. Assistant GM Gord Ash said Hart has had ongoing knee issues but that it's never been this bad. Hart hit .285 with 26 homers and 63 RBIs last season, when he hit leadoff during Rickie Weeks' prolonged absence from the lineup. Two years ago, he went deep 31 times and drove in 102 runs. Weeks was a late scratch Sunday with right shoulder tightness.
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Lancaster High School senior running back Zed Truesdale led the county winners at the first meeting of the Founders Federal Tri-County Football Coaches Association.
Each Tuesday during the regular season high school coaches from Chester, York and Lancaster counties meet at the Front Porch Restaurant in Richburg to honor top performers from the previous Friday night.
Truesdale ran for 223 yards in 22 carries and scored three touchdowns in the Bruins' 32-7 win over Andrew Jackson at AJ's Volunteer Stadium.
New Lancaster High School volleyball coach Betsi O'Shields is optimistic about the Lady Bruins' hopes this fall.
"I'm excited," she said. "The way I see it, there's no where to go but up."
The Lady Bruins, winless over the last three seasons, are bidding for better results on the court.
"I tell our girls to play with a purpose," said O'Shields, who will be assisted by Katherine Crawford. "We've worked hard since we began practice and I feel we're making strides.
The Todd Knight coaching era at Newberry College was a dandy debut as the scarlet and grey rallied for a 31-24 road win over nationally-ranked Valdosta State on Saturday night at Bazemore-Hyder Stadium.
Newberry rallied from a 17-10 halftime deficit to post the seven-point win as Knight, a Lancaster native and former Buford High football star who was promoted as the NC head coach last spring, began his head coaching career with a notable win over the Blazers.
VSU entered the game ranked No. 13 in the American Football Coaches Association poll and No. 8 in D2Football.com.
NEWBERRY Most place-kickers prefer flying under the radar.
It's the nature of what they do. Nobody notices them until they trot out onto the field when a game hangs in the balance.
But shunning the limelight will be a little harder for Newberry College's Britt Blackmon this upcoming football season.
The Kershaw native and Andrew Jackson High School graduate is one of 18 Division II and III kickers named to the 2009 Fred Mitchell Award watch list.
Race night again at Lancaster Speedway brought the eager fans back to see some fender-to-fender action and they were not disappointed. The Lancaster Motor Speedway drivers delivered another great night of racing.
BUFORD Britt Wells will be leading the Buford Yellow Jackets into the 2009 football campaign, and the BHS coaches feel there couldn't be a better player for the job.
"It's like having another coach on the field," BHS defensive coach Jimmy Clyburn said. "On defense, Britt is basically an extension of me out there."
Wells, a captain, is a seasoned veteran on the defensive side of the ball starting at linebacker.
"I expect him to be in the top three at least in tackles and interceptions this season," said Clyburn.
The annual meet the Bruins featured a different format this season, but Lancaster Bruins booster club officials felt the change was for the better.
The event, held Thursday at Lancaster Memorial Stadium, featured a spotlight on the LHS fall sports teams.
"That's the purpose to put our fall sports athletes in the center of attention," LHS booster club president Shane Caroway said. "We felt real good about the event because we felt we had our best overall turnout in four years."
For the 40th time county rivals Andrew Jackson and Lancaster are set to battle tonight at AJ's Volunteer Stadium.
The annual rivalry game, which more times than not has kicked off the season, coincides with Andrew Jackson High's 40th anniversary celebration today and Saturday.
For the record, the series has Lancaster holding a 28-11 edge. Since this is my 32nd year at The News, I've covered the majority of the games. Most of the others I saw unless I was away at college.
The IAAF Jury of Appeals upheld the disqualification of Team USA's men's 4x100m relay team. The team was disqualified for passing before the zone on the exchange between Shawn Crawford and Darvis Patton. Patton was running the anchor leg.
The defending champion USA team had the best qualifying time of 37.97 seconds. At the Beijing Olympics last summer, the USA team dropped the baton and was eliminated.
Patton was part of the blown exchange in Beijing, along with Tyson Gay, who didn't run Friday because of a groin injury.
Lancaster native Mike Lucas, one who has had his share of diamond success on various levels, is the new Andrew Jackson High baseball coach.
Lucas, 53, replaces Andy Morton, who has left the Lancaster County School District for a teaching position in Rock Hill after teaching at Kershaw Elementary School. Morton, in two seasons leading the Volunteers, posted a 22-25 record, including a 13-12 mark last spring and two Class AA Upper State playoff berths.
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It has been confirmed that Pokémon Center stores in Japan will be stocking limited edition New 3DS consoles to go alongside the release of Pokémon Omega Ruby and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire.
The consoles feature either Groudon or Kyogre and comes bundled with a copy of either Omega Ruby or Alpha Sapphire. They will be released in Japan on the 21st of November.
It has also been revealed that Japan will be getting a soundtrack for Pokémon Omega Ruby and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire on the 6th of December. Considering we now have soundtracks for all the games from the original Pokémon Ruby and Pokémon Sapphire right up to Pokémon X and Pokémon Y, chances are the soundtrack will be released outside of Japan not long after.
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A brand new trailer has just been released by the official Pokémon YouTube channel showing off Mega Gallade, Mega Sharpedo and Mega Camerupt, who were all discovered in the CoroCoro leaks a couple of days ago. The trailer can be viewed below:
The trailer doesn't reveal a great deal of note, although it does give us some interesting information on the abilities Primal Kyogre and Primal Groudon have. When their abilities, Desolate Land and Primordial Sea, come into effect no weather moves will work. When Desolate Land is in effect water type moves will no longer work and when Primordial Sea is in effect Fire Type moves will no longer be usable.
Alongside the trailer we've also learnt that a demo for Pokémon Omega Ruby and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire will be downloadable through the 3DS' eShop with the use of a special code. How you obtain this code is yet to be revealed, but we'll bring...
Sep 11, 2014 by Demelza (1,475 Views / 14 Likes) 9 Comments
Yesterday this month's edition of CoroCoro began to leak and brought with it the reveal of three brand new Mega Pokémon, but today the last page of the magazine with information on Pokémon Omega Ruby and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire has surfaced.
It hasn't revealed much information, however it does show Rayquaza and states the Pokémon is said to be related to the secret of Mega Evolution. Chances are this means that Rayquaza will have the ability to Mega Evolve, but we'll have to wait and see on that front.
Following on from yesterday's reveal we also now know what ability Mega Gallade is given when it Mega Evolves. Once Mega Evolved Mega Gallade obtains the ability Inner Focus.
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This month's edition of Japanese magazine CoroCoro has started to leak and this month brings with it the reveal of three brand new Mega Pokémon to be introduced in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire.
The first Mega to be revealed this month is a Mega Gallade. Mega Gardevoir was introduced in Pokémon X and Pokémon Y, so it seems fitting that Wally would find himself with a Mega Gallade. Nothing about the Mega Evolution is currently known.
Next up we have a Mega Sharpedo which has the ability Strong Jaw when Sharpedo Mega Evolves. Apparently all of the Pokémon's stats are boosted when it Mega Evolves.
Lastly we have a Mega Camerupt....
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Yesterday we brought you the news that GameStop stores in the US would be giving away serial codes for a Shiny Gengar and Diancie during the Autumn. Good news for UK Pokémon fans today as the same distribution has been announced for us as well.
Our dates for the events differ greatly from the US. From the 15th of October until the 5th of November you'll be able to get a serial code from video game retailer GAME for a Shiny Gengar holding the Gengarite Mega Stone.
From the 6th of November through until the 28th of November you'll be able to get your hands on Diancie from GAME for your Pokémon X or Pokémon Y game.
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Now that we've gotten into September and the release of Pokémon Omega Ruby and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire isn't that far away video games stores across the world have been revealing the pre-order bonuses being offered for the two games. We've decided to round it all up in one handy article for you so you have an idea of what's on offer. You can find out more after the cut!
Sep 8, 2014 by Demelza (1,259 Views / 4 Likes) 9 Comments
Two new Pokémon distributions have been announced for the US during autumn. Both will be given out by GameStop stop stores as serial codes.
The first event runs from the 13th of October until the 26th of October and gives players the chance to get their hands on a Shiny Gengar holding its Mega Stone, the Gengarite.
From the 27th of October until the 16th of November GameStop stores will also be giving players their very first chance to get their hands on Diancie in Pokémon X and Pokémon Y.
No news on the distributions have been revealed for Europe, but we should be getting Diancie at least sometime soon.
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Welcome to hopefully the first of many Creative Flash Challenges,lighthearted but fun themes for creators on Pokécharms. We hope these can provide inspiration and maybe motivate you to try something you maybe haven't done before - and see what others on 'Charms come up with!
Although future challenges will probably be more specialised, I figured we'd start with an easy one:
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Although future challenges will probably be more specialised, I figured we'd start with an easy one:
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The Japanese Pokémon YouTube channel has today released a brand new trailer for Pokémon Omega Ruby and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire. The trailer doesn't show off anything major, although it does give us our first look at diving in the game. The trailer can be viewed below:
At the end of the trailer we also get to take a look at the figures being offered as a pre-order bonus for the games in Japan.
Aug 26, 2014 by Doctor Oak (2,941 Views / 12 Likes) 12 Comments
The concept of the guys at Namco Bandai's Tekken coming together with The Pokemon Company/Nintendo to build a Pokemon version of Tekken is, on paper, so insane sounding that despite multiple indications over the past year that exactly that was happening, even the most open minded of us found it hard to commit to the theory.
So it probably doesn't really add up that I would espouse that the upcoming, actually being made, game could possibly be the best thing the series has done since the height of the original launch. But I am.
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As an ISO 9001-2008 Certified Manufacturer with our own in-house design staff we are capable of handling your product development needs from proto-typing to large scale production manufacturing. Our capabilities include design, development, and manufacture of Flexible Storage Tanks, Spill Protection Berms, Liners, Air Inflatables, Tarpaulins, Flexible Shelters and ...
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We are a medium-sized Swabian company which manufactures containers of every kind from construction materials such as stainless steel, glass fibre plastics and polyethylene. These containers are suitable for, among other things, the storage and processing of wine and beverages, and can be used as silos, dispersion containers, multi-purpose drums, brine systems and others ...
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GGE has been established since the end of the 70s as a manufacturer of filters for polluted air cleaning.In the course of 25 years, it became popular with an ever-growing success on the Italian and European markets, diversifying its production and offering reliable products and guaranteeing versatile services and experience in all industrial sectors.GGE plans and ...
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Our mission is to Provide an Environmentally Safe way to Destroy Asbestos and Asbestos Containing Materials (ACM) with a Non-Thermal, EPA Approved, Chemical-Physical Process that: Breaks the Cycle of Asbestos in the Environment and protects the Public from Long-Term Asbestos-Related Illnesses. Asbestos Destruction.
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This is a glossary of Taman and other words relevant to this book. The reader is referred to Diposiswoyo 1985, Hudson 1970, King 1976b, and King 1985 for more complete word lists. Language in parentheses following a term indicates that the term is not a Taman word. However, many Taman words are also accepted in other languages and in some cases borrowed from them.
Adat. Custom, customary law.
Angin (Malay). Wind.
Ansan. Fleck, speck, tiny pebble.
Antu. Ghost.
Antumelet. Herpes.
Apais. Ill, sick.
Apuan. Shortness of breath, bronchial asthma, or other upper respiratory tract ill-
Badet. See Najam.
Badi (Malay). Revenge in the form of illness from a spirit for harming or violating
Badi api. Fire badi.
Badi kucing (alt. badi pusa'). Cat badi.
Badi lumantik (alt. badi semadak). Black-ant badi.
Badi turos (alt. badi pancak). Stake badi.
Bajoak. Gastroenteritis.
Baju kalawat. Blouse worn by the balien when performing ceremonies.
Bala buloh. Bundle of sixty twigs used as an offering to the balien goddess Piang
Siunsun Amas in menindoani, mengadengi, and menyarung ceremonies. Made
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CsClientVersionConfiguration. What more needs to be said? Oh. Well, in that case, read this haiku and article that explain what these cmdlets are for and how to use them.
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We have been debating whether it is possible for the two players to raise their level of play without changing the AM's.
I would like to present a hypothetical scenario in which two players playing on two occasions on the same surface exhibit different level of play yet their calculated AMs stay the same.
It is open to debate if such a scenario is realistic.
On the first day they played an average match; winners, forced and unforced errors were counted, and the AM's were calculated.
On the second day they played an excellent match, however the number of winners, forced and unforced errors was the same as on the first day (for the sake of simplicity I assume that the number of points in both matches was the same). How is it possible?
The first player was hitting great shots, however the second player was also defending better than previously (had the second player been playing as well as on the first day, the first player would have had more winners than on the first day, had the first player been playing as well as in the first match he would have had less winners than in the first match). As a result the first player had the same number of winners on both occasions, and the same applies to the second player.
Forced errors;
Generally the same logic applies to forced errors. Both players committed the same number of forced errors as during the first match, however the shots that forced these errors were of the higher quality than the shots that forced errors in the first match.
Unforced errors;
Generally the same logic applies to unforced errors.
Both players committed the same number of unforced errors as during the first match
, however the points which ended in unforced errors were of the higher quality than points which ended in unforced errors in the first match. We have already mentioned that points that end in an unforced error may be of different quality (e.g. long neutral rallies versus double faults or return errors or short neutral rallies).
I think I have to go back to what I said in one of the earlier posts (I forget which one). If a player increases his level of play, it's hard to imagine him not cutting down on his UE's.
With the other kinds of points -- the winners and forced errors -- there's a kind of logic to arguing that the defender, by raising his level, will offset the more successfully aggressive play of his opponent. You give as good as you get.
Not saying I agree that that could happen, but I see where you're coming from.
With the UE's, though, it's different. Those are the kind of errors that have least to do with what your opponent is doing. Those are the kind that you make when your concentration breaks momentarily; or you get physically lazy or something; or you've got a relatively simple shot but because you have a slight flaw in your technique you miss it.
I think we all agree that there are different kinds of UE's, and that sometimes an error is marked down as unforced even when the player commits it after a long, exhausting rally. On those points you could say that your opponent has a lot to do with your error.
But let's leave those ambiguous points aside. I'm talking about the most basic errors in a match: the ones that are entirely due to yourself. Every match has those. No one can play a perfect match.
And if the two players have genuinely raised their level, I can't see how they would not cut down on those types of errors.
I would expect those types of errors to decrease first and foremost, when you're playing well.
Anyway, once the UE's decrease, the AM's increase.
Still can't see how increased level of play can fail to raise AM's -- though it's still an interesting question!
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Every December I return to Chicago to spend the holidays with my family. After all the gifts are exchanged, the ridiculously huge dinners devoured, and only thing remaining in the tins of Christmas cookies are crumbs, I start looking around for new things to do in the Chicagoland area. Several years ago I read an article about Galos Salt Caves, an artificial cave lined with Crimean salt crystals that had opened on the north side of the city. The salt is is produced by allowing water from the Black Sea to flow into special pools, where it is slowly dried in the sun over four to five years. According to the Polish company that builds the caves around the world, the resultant salt crystals are a "delicate pink color like wings of a flamingo or young Cabernet wine. Big salt crystals shimmer like diamonds and have a delicate flowery smell."
I was intrigued. I had read articles about health benefits derived from being at the seashore, where the crashing of waves on the shore creates a negatively ionized atmosphere thought to have a positive effect against free radicals, increase oxygen intake, elevate mood, and relieve stress. So why not a salt-lined cavern? Each year I vowed to check them out but I just never found the time. And then I was unexpectedly invited to Poznan, Poland. I was flipping through a tourism brochure, trying to decide how to spend in my last two days in Poznan when I spotted an ad for Galos Salt Caves. I'd always assumed the facility was built in Chicago because it is home to the world's second largest population of Poles. But never in my wildest dreams did I imagine that I would travel halfway around the world to visit a salt cave in Poland.
Unable to resist, I headed there first thing the next morning. The attendant instructed me to remove my shoes and handed me a pair of footie socks to put on before entering the psychedelically lit cave. The attendant first instructed us to walk around on the large salt crystals that covered the floor, as they provided a good foot massage. After a minute or so, I settled into one of the chaise lounges set up in a semi-circle, Read More
Poland wasn't even been a blip on my radar when I decided to wander around Eastern Europe this year. I knew I'd be visiting the Czech Republic, after which I intended to continue to Slovenia, Croatia, and points south, but when Prague turned into a giant disappointment I began to rethink my route. About the same time I received an email that invited me to visit Poznan, Poland. With no concrete plans holding me back I thought, "Why not?" Two days later I hopped onto the morning PolskiBus in Prague, changed to a train in Wroclaw, Poland, and rolled into Poznan later that same afternoon.
The following day began my acquaintance with this mid-size city that is the capital of Western Poland. A walking tour led through parks and past myriad memorials dedicated to the various uprisings that eventually led to the 1989 Velvet Revolution, a bloodless coup that resulted in Polish independence, and Citadel Park was a monument to World War II. But my history lesson really began when we stepped onto the small island in the center of the Warta River, which runs through the middle of Poznan. The Kingdom of Poland began on that very spot and the country's first rulers were buried in Poznan's 10th century cathedral, whose stately twin spires still rise over the island. Over the ensuing centuries Poznan was sacked by invaders, divided into separate duchies, destroyed by floods and fires, devastated by plague, and endured a series of wars and attendant military occupations that virtually destroyed the city.
With that history in mind, my expectations for the Old Town were decidedly low as we headed for the Old Market Square to watch the mechanical goats pop out of Poznan's Town Hall clock tower at noon. We turned the final corner and my jaw dropped open in Read More
Kamil Olszowy, the public relations manager for the Town of Poznan and my guide for the day, led me into the Old Market Square just a few minutes before noon. He pointed up to the central tower of the Old Town Hall.
"Don't expect too much." he said apologetically. "It's mostly for children."
On the appointed hour, a set of small wooden doors in the tower swung open. The crowd murmured a collective "awwwwwww" as two mechanical billy goats slid out, turned to face one another, and butted heads.
The legend behind the animated display says that many years ago a cook who was preparing a banquet for dignitaries burned the roast deer he was to serve. Panicked, he looked for an alternative and found two goats in a nearby meadow. He dragged them to the kitchen but the goats escaped and ran up a flight of stairs, emerging in the tower. When they began butting heads they attracted the attention of townsfolk, who gathered below and began to laugh. Because of the entertainment the cook was pardoned and two mechanical goats were incorporated into the new clock being made for the building. Read More
More than 15 years ago, one of my co-workers vacationed in Prague. The Czech Republic was only a few years out of communism at the time, and she described an Old Town Square with exquisite architecture and locals overflowing with gratitude for tourists. That image hung in my head like a ripe plum waiting to be picked, growing juicier and more delicious with every passing year, so when I finally arranged to visit Eastern Europe this summer Prague was my obvious first stop.
I wish I could say that it met my expectations. The architecture of Old Town Square was stunning, including the magnificent Disneyesque Our Lady before Tyn Church, whose twin spires peek over the square like a Gothic castle, and the equally beautiful baroque St. Nicholas Church. Off to one side of the square, the famous Astronomical Clock is mounted on the southern wall of Old Town City Hall. Installed in 1410, it is the third-oldest astronomical clock in the world and the oldest one still functioning. Each hour, animated figures representing the twelve apostles, greed, vanity, pleasure and death emerge from doorways in the face of the clock while the skeleton (death) strikes the hour. Read More
The view from my vacation rental apartment in Prague would have been perfect but for an ugly, sterile tower poking up behind lovely old buildings that gleamed golden in the late afternoon sunshine. The more I looked at it, the more I wondered what it was and why it was there.
My map identified it as the Zizkov Television Tower and Google provided the rest of the details. Construction on this unattractive three-pronged mega-tower began in 1985, when Czechoslovakia (now the Czech Republic) was still one of the Soviet Bloc countries. From the beginning, residents resented and were highly suspicious of the true function of the tower. Rumors circulated that it was intended to jam incoming western radio and television transmissions. Official criticism was banned, however privately people referred to it by a variety of offensive nicknames that referenced its rocket-like design. Read More
After a month of too-fast travel around England, a whirlwind tour of Morocco, and three brief days in Paris, I arrived in Prague. I was so far behind on my writing that my stress level was pegging the red zone and I was tired. Very, very tired. Fortunately, my friends at GowithOh had arranged for me to stay in one of their holiday rental apartments for a week. I was looking forward to settling in one place for a while and, with the availability of good wifi, cranking out some great travel stories about the places I'd lately visited.
The accommodation was advertised as a cozy apartment near the center of Prague, with living room, dining area and kitchenette and good access to public transportation. The pictures looked gorgeous and the description sounded great, but as a seasoned traveler I know that photos can lie and flowery copy can be deceiving, so I held my breath as I unlocked the front door and stepped inside. Parquet wood floors led down a short hall to a bright living room, where I dropped my luggage and perused my home away from home for the next week. Live plants complemented the tasteful tangerine and pale green decor, which included sofa, two Danish recliners, coffee table, and a flat-screen TV.
The small kitchen was well-equipped for cooking, though I doubted I would use much more than the microwave for tea, since the owners of the apartment also owned the restaurant downstairs and offered a free breakfast each morning and a 10% discount on dinners during my stay. However it was nice to know that I could save on food costs if I chose by cooking my own meals. Read More


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The Lord's Truth: Universal but not Objective
The gospel is universal in that all people, be they black or white, bond or free, male or female, Jew or Gentile are to accept it by coming unto Christ. It is not, however, objective. (more…)
The gospel is universal in that all people, be they black or white, bond or free, male or female, Jew or Gentile are to accept it by coming unto Christ. It is not, however, objective. (more…)
As we have discussed in the past, Mormonism embraces at least a quasi-universalism in its teaching that hardly any of the inhabitants of the earth face an eternal hell after this life. And if it turns out that there is progression between kingdoms (an idea that has had both detractors and supporters among Church leaders over the years) then an even more robust form of universalism exists.
But as we have also discussed, it is not clear that it is useful to Mormonism (or to God for that matter) for all Mormons to embrace a more robust universalism even if it turns out to accurately represent reality. That is because universalism tends to kill motivation to repent and to work hard in the church. Why? Well to use the old "carrot and stick" motivation analogy (where the stick = negative consequences for actions and the carrot = positive consequences) universalism completely removes the "stick" when it comes to religious motivations.
Among the most radical teachings of Joseph Smith was his flat rejection of creatio ex nihilo — the idea that a beginningless God created all else that exists out of nothing. By rejecting creatio ex nihilo Joseph opened a world of theological and cosmological possibilities that are precluded from the creedal Christians who accept creation out of nothing as a foundational believe. One of the the theoretical possibilities is an idea I am labeling "radical universalism".
Here are some of the theological assumptions that would underlie a radically universalistic cosmology:
A. God is beginningless
The scriptures that support the idea of a beginningless God plentiful so one might think that this is an uncontroversial assumption. However in some of our past discussions Mark D. and others have argued that while the rudimentary parts of God are beginningless it is possible that there was a time before there was a fully formed God. While I entertained this idea in the past I currently believe the scriptural support for the claim there never was a time before God is stronger.
B. The One God is a union of multiple divine persons
Questions like this one don't create any anxiety for me these days. I blame it on my creeping universalism.
By creeping universalism I mean this: I just can't bring myself to believe in permanent divine punishment anymore. I know some people believe in it and I don't begrudge them their beliefs — I just think they are wrong. Don't misunderstand — I believe in divine justice. That is largely why I don't believe in permanent punishment. If our souls are eternal I just don't think there is anything we could do in 70 years here that would warrant infinite punishment. So I think people pay in some fashion for every sin they refuse to repent of; I just think that process won't take forever. So when someone asks if I will end up in the highest kingdom of heaven (whatever that means) I feel confident in saying "yup". I just think y'all will end up in the same condition too. (Heck, I now vaguely suspect we may have always been in that condition before our sojourn here on this planet as well…) That is what I mean by my creeping universalism. (more…)
About a week ago I posted insisting that there must be progression between kingdoms of glory or God is not the loving parent we think of him as. When the discussion thread there exceeded 100 comments I wrote a follow-up post to continue that discussion and to issue a challenge for someone to provide a better model of the eternities than my favorite model. The discussion in that thread has been very informative too. In this post I want to recap the three main positions that have been argued (as I understand them) and point to reasons to reject some models and accept others. (more…)


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Innovation and Learning
Innovative activities have been undertaken to develop a sustainable and scalable model of operation that delivers cost-effective sanitation services and technology. BRAC WASH looks into new horizons and focuses on innovation and development of learning tools to further improve the effectiveness and efficiency of its activities. Thus, the programme has taken on several different action research projects in this regard.
Reuse of faecal sludge as organic fertiliser
All over Bangladesh pit latrines are filling up, and the waste is being dumped unsystematically. BRAC WASH has taken on this challenge in order to avert a probable environmental issue resulting from it. A team from the programme has been exploring various ways to solve this matter. The most reasonable solution is reusing the pit content as organic fertiliser. The study has covered seven climatic zones of Bangladesh, and field trials have been conducted with vegetables and rice paddy to see if it is suitable for human consumption.
Microbiological analysis of the organic fertiliser was conducted in the laboratory to minimise risk of cross-contamination. In addition, essential nutrient elements have been tested in the laboratory to determine its quality and standard. Due to lack of laboratory facilities in Bangladesh, the research team developed the testing protocol and overcame the challenges by meeting both national and WHO standards.
The key objective of this project is to identify and develop micro-entrepreneurship skills for the marketing of organic fertiliser from human faecal waste as a business model. To develop the compost business model, the project conducted surveys for market analysis to assess the entrepreneurial skills of people in rural areas and the demand for compost, in order to sell them to local farmers. Since national and WHO standards have been met, the project is going to start entrepreneurship following the national fertiliser legislation policy. This project aims to ensure proper waste management which leads to meet the Millennium Development Goal of environmental sustainability.
Feasibility study on the bioenergy project
Bioenergy project (Action research on commercially viable biogas system using faecal sludge and other agricultural residues in Bangladesh) is an action research of BRAC WASH which is being carried out by Biosol Energy Ltd. The objective of the research is to produce biogas and organic fertiliser from faecal sludge in a large scale and it focuses on collection of faecal sludge as well as agricultural waste and poultry manure. Ensuring safe sanitation through proper faecal sludge management is the motivation of this research.. At a time it is also analysing the appropriate digestion process for those wastes and capacity of production of gas/electricity and fertiliser. Along with the technical aspects, investment and business data analysis is a major part of this project.
Supply chain
To ensure that customers have access to low-cost, good quality sanitation products in rural areas, especially the more remote ones, BRAC WASH undertook supply chain management. The main purpose of this chain is to facilitate better functioning of the RSCs. These are usually the primary sources of sanitation materials in rural Bangladesh. Sanitation entrepreneurs are provided with training, which emphasises on the quality of production, as well as building their capacity by focusing on book keeping, administration and marketing skills. Beyond that, much effort is taken to strengthen linkages between communities and RSCs as well as the local government institutions (LGIs).
The availability of sanitation entrepreneurs is crucial for an effective and sustainable programme. Thus supply chain analysis has been put in place to identify gaps, and to test current and future demands. It is a mechanism to check if the supply meets demands and therefore prepare policies accordingly.
Qualitative information system
In order to see the real impact that WASH has been having on the lives of millions of people, BRAC and IRC have jointly developed and applied the qualitative information system (QIS) to measure the progress achieved in terms of outcomes. QIS quantifies qualitative process indicators, such as participation and inclusiveness, and outcome indicators, such as behavioural change, with the help of progressive scales (or 'ladders'). Each step on the ladder has a short description, called a mini-scenario, which describes the situation for a particular score. The data is collected on smartphones by trained quality controllers. Further information on QIS is available here. This monitoring system has been piloted in 50 sub-districts, and is currently being scaled up.
SenseMaker® is a software that allows an alternative approach to quantifying the qualitative. Stories are collected from the field regarding a specific topic, for example members of the VWC are asked to relate stories about their experience working for the committee, and clients of the WASH programme are asked to share stories about changing behaviours as a result of their latrine usage. Once it is written, the story is analysed by the researcher and the subject together through a series of triads. The information is then entered into the software and analysed. Further information on SenseMaker® is available here.
WASHCost is a way for WASH to analyse expenditures, service delivery, and the outcomes achieved as a result of those services. It allows for a financial sustainability check by taking into account all aspects of a service, from initial construction to ongoing maintenance and eventual replacement. This approach helps to improve targeting future investments by assessing past performances. Moreover, it is a way to monitor the services delivered over time, thus resulting in a better value for money. Life cycle cost approach (LCCA) is a part of WASHCost project; it helps to calculate the life span of each service and gives a better understanding.
The WASHCost study is now focusing on its other component which is water. The other two key components, sanitation and hygiene are being done by BRAC WASH for last two years. Identifying the sustainable and affordable water source(s) is one of the main objectives of this study. Water collection is one of the major challenges due to the distance of water source. Since rural areas are rapidly adopting urban setup, the necessity of safe drinking water is also increasing, Therefore, it has become an urgent need to understand the true costs (capital expenditure, recurrent expenditure, capital maintenance expenditure) of existing water sources.
Salinity intrusion forecast and water quality monitoring
Salinity intrusion has become a challenging issue in terms of drinking water supply in the coastal regions of Bangladesh. A study is being carried out for forecasting the extent of salinity intrusion in the deep tube wells of these regions. A software model has been developed with recent data, and will be tuned with the latest data. There will be a monitoring system in place where salinity will be monitored with smartphones. Relevant stakeholders will be trained for the purpose. The data will then be shared with the concerned organisations. For safety of drinking water, the water safety plan will also be adjusted with necessary modifications with reference to salinity contamination.
Other action research areas
The WASH programme is undertaking action research on several other long outstanding issues, such as low-cost sanitation for areas with high water tables, such as floating latrines for haor areas; water technologies for areas with saline intrusion, such as solar desalination panels which purify water using a vaporisation-condensation cycle; safe and final disposal of human waste; and hygiene promotion for men. These projects are currently underway and more information will be provided as results are obtained.


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John Rich Booted From Cafe; New Release List; Performers Added to CMT Awards
- John Rich was booted from Cafe Coco early this morning after a server asked him to surrender his beer during a Roger Miller song.
…when the server went to grab the beer, John snatched it up first and threw it over the fence into the street — right in front of the police sergeant. You can guess what happened next.
- MusicRow's Sarah Skates has a quick recap of the Dateline NBC special on Taylor Swift.
New releases for the week of June 2, 2009 include:
Adam Hood – Different Groove [Deluxe Edition]
Amazon | iTunes | MySpace
Barry Scott & Second Wind – In God's Time
Amazon | iTunes | MySpace
Catherine MacLellan – Water In The Ground / Dark Dream Midnight
Amazon | iTunes | MySpace
Elvis Costello – Secret, Profane and Sugarcane
Amazon | iTunes | MySpace
Hushabye Baby: Lullaby Renditions of Garth Brooks
Amazon | iTunes
Ray Charles – Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music, Vols 1 & 2
Amazon | iTunes
Ryan Bingham – Roadhouse Sun
Amazon ($3.99) | iTunes | MySpace
As always, feel free to chime in with any I might have missed.
- Lady Antebellum, Kellie Pickler and Darius Rucker have been added to the performance lineup for the 2009 CMT Music Awards, which takes place June 16.
- To celebrate the re-release of Adam Hood's (MySpace) album Different Groove, Saguaro Road Records has made the deluxe edition of "Buzzes Like Neon" available as a free download.
- The Country Music Hall of Fame will open Carrie Underwood: All-American Girl, a new spotlight exhibit featuring the dress Underwood wore at the 2009 Academy of Country Music Awards, on June 11.
- Hickory Wind's Hal Bogerd reviewed a recent Todd Snider show at Cat's Cradle in North Carolina. (MySpace)
- Austin Music Source's Michael Corcoran calls Roadhouse Sun, the new album from Ryan Bingham (MySpace), movin' music and grades it an A-. ($3.99 on Amazon)
- Listen to a 2006 set from Rhonda Vincent & The Rage on Mountain Stage. She'll be releasing her new album Destination Life on June 16. (MySpace)
- Country Mike reviewed performances from a recent Kevin Fowler (MySpace) and Mark McKinney (MySpace) show at Sam Houston Race Park in Houston.
- Speaking of Mark McKinney, Farce the Music published a .99 Review of his song "Middle America" and the results were, uh, middling at best.
- George Strait played it straight on the Comcast Center stage on Saturday.
- One Flew South (MySpace) is scheduled to kick off this year's CMA Music Fest daytime riverfront shows, followed by a 45-minute set by Gretchen Wilson. Music City TV has the schedule for the remainder of the riverfront shows.
- Miranda Lambert's second annual "Cause for the Paws" event raised $120,000.
- Cia Cherryholmes (MySpace) tried a few different looks and sent the results to The Bluegrass Blog.
- The critically acclaimed Jamey Johnson album That Lonesome Song is on sale for $5 at Amazon and My Kind of Country dug up a bargain on Tanya Tucker's Greatest Hits for $4.58.
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Ok, so this is about the 10th time in 7 days that we have heard something about John Rich. Wow.
For all that may be wondering, Carrie won't be at the CMT Awards, because her mom is having a big birthday. And speaking of her:
"The Country Music Hall of Fame will open Carrie Underwood: All-American Girl, a new spotlight exhibit featuring the dress Underwood wore at the 2009 Academy of Country Music Awards, on June 11."
Awesome! I was at the Country Music Hall Of Fame last year and now I can't wait to go back! Congratulations Carrie! I am really excited about that so thanks for the news!
I think being constantly couped up on that bus with her family is finally getting to Cia Leigh Cherryholmes! First it was the tattoo and now she's got a cigar and a John Deere T-shirt! (lol)
Good for Miranda and her "Cause for Paws" charity fundraiser. That would be a rare unplugged Miranda performance I would really enjoy seeing live.
Rhonda Vincent kicks ass. What else can I say….
Way to go Miranda! <3
And I'm excited for Kellie Pickler's performance on the CMT Music Awards; I kinda hope that she sings her third single, instead of "Best Days" since she sang that on the CMAs, which is probably "Didn't You Know How Much I Loved You" … <3 I love that song
Are John Rich and Mindy McCready in a headline war?
John Rich just looks for any place to drop in and cause a scene.
Or maybe he was talking with Big Kenny was talking to him on the phone and told him to meet him at Cafe Coco so he could get off the phone with him.
Something like that.
"I think being constantly couped up on that bus with her family is finally getting to Cia Leigh Cherryholmes! First it was the tattoo and now she's got a cigar and a John Deere T-shirt! (lol)"
Dude, I don't guess you've ever seen the family, starting with Jere and Sandy, both of whom sport some fine tattoos.
IF Rich was drunk enough to start with, maybe he thought he was at the Exit/In.
John Rich makes my blogging so easy.
Opry Alert! Tonight's Opry will include Josh Turner, Aaron Tippin, Craig Morgan, and Justin Moore along with the regulars. Thursday night's "Classic Country Opry" will be a tribute to Conway Twitty and will include Terri Clark, Jeff Bates, Elizabeth Cook, aand some performers from the current Conway Twitty musical. That should be a good 'un! (lol)
The new Ryan Bingham album is quite good. Not every track is a winner, but it's still quite good.
Thanks for the tip on the Thursday night Opry, Rick.
the new bingham is quite good. as is the "new" adam hood record.
Rascal Flatts is up for 2 CMT Awards! They really need your help so get to voting! In the category of Group Video of the Year, they have 2 videos: "Everyday" and "Bob That Head." PLEASE ONLY VOTE FOR "EVERYDAY"–we DO NOT want the vote split!! VOTING ENDS THIS FRIDAY, JUNE 12TH!
Tell all your friends to vote! Vote with every e-mail address you have!! PLEASE!!
Thanks so much for all of your support!!
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