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This summer I had the privilege to preach three sermons at Solid Rock Church that touch on surprising parts of Scripture. You can listen to them below.
This past weekend I had the privilage of serving those in attandance at the Resolved 2012 Conference with the men pictured above. It was a pure joy!
In the following video, I provide some brief reflections on this exceptional conference.
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In a matter of moments, I will be leaving to attend the Resolved 2012 Conference. I'm so looking forward to this conference! Here's just a few reasons why...(view video)
For more information about the purpose behind this conference, the speakers, the schedule, and music (which my friend Bob Kauflin will help lead during two sessions); visit the Resolved 2012 Conference Website.
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At this year's NEXT conference, I had the opportunity on two different evenings to engage my friends Kevin DeYoung and Matt Chandler in a personal and informative conversation. Each conversation lasted about 45 minutes and we were able to cover a variety of topics, including:
You can sit in on each conversation by clicking the links below. I trust you'll be as encouraged as I was to hear how God is working in and using each of these godly men.
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In April, the dean of our Pastors College, Jeff Purswell, traveled to the Dominican Republic at the invitation of our friend Miguel Núñez to teach a course for pastors. Miguel, whom you met in the 2011 Mission Video, is a pastor in Santo Domingo and has started a training institute called Instituto Integridad y Sabiduría to provide biblical training for laypeople, leaders, and pastors. Their vision is to expand the institute to include a full-time program for pastoral training patterned after the Pastors College. Jeff's trip marked their first distance learning course for pastors taught by an international instructor.
A few days ago, Miguel sent me the following account of Jeff's time with their leaders. His words left me thanking God once again for the gift that Jeff is to Sovereign Grace and the wider body of Christ and grateful to God for the opportunity to partner in gospel ministry with men like Miguel Núñez.
We had a fantastic course on biblical theology by Jeff. About 110 people (pastors, seminary students, and leaders) sat under his teaching for four days. It felt more like sitting under the teaching of the Holy Spirit. His anointing over Jeff was so obvious as he opened the Word to all of us that many of the participants commented that God's presence was with us during those sessions in a very tangible way. Old passages of Scriptures became fresh, and for many, these passages took on a new meaning. We initially thought that 18 hours of classes over four days would be grueling, but they were not. Time went by so fast due to how alive God's Word was during those days.
Jeff's days among us were very short, but they were enough to leave an imprint in the hearts of many, including mine. He modeled humility and servanthood in such a way that many made that observation. It is the same spirit I have always found in all of you. We praise God for that.
We also thank God for the friendship and the relationship God has given to us with Sovereign Grace. Your ministry has been such a blessing to us from the very first day in so many ways that words cannot express how thankful we are for your sincere support, your caring heart, and your encouraging way of doing ministry. We could not have a better partner in the work of the Lord.
We are looking forward to our next event, Por Su Causa 2012; we are very eager to see C.J., Jeff, and Bob ministering among us once again. What a great blessing that will be.
We had a fantastic course on biblical theology by Jeff. About 110 people (pastors, seminary students, and leaders) sat under his teaching for four days. It felt more like sitting under the teaching of the Holy Spirit. His anointing over Jeff was so obvious as he opened the Word to all of us that many of the participants commented that God's presence was with us during those sessions in a very tangible way. Old passages of Scriptures became fresh, and for many, these passages took on a new meaning. We initially thought that 18 hours of classes over four days would be grueling, but they were not. Time went by so fast due to how alive God's Word was during those days.
Jeff's days among us were very short, but they were enough to leave an imprint in the hearts of many, including mine. He modeled humility and servanthood in such a way that many made that observation. It is the same spirit I have always found in all of you. We praise God for that.
We also thank God for the friendship and the relationship God has given to us with Sovereign Grace. Your ministry has been such a blessing to us from the very first day in so many ways that words cannot express how thankful we are for your sincere support, your caring heart, and your encouraging way of doing ministry. We could not have a better partner in the work of the Lord.
We are looking forward to our next event, Por Su Causa 2012; we are very eager to see C.J., Jeff, and Bob ministering among us once again. What a great blessing that will be.
Another speaker you're going to get to meet this year if you join us at Next 2012 is Jared Mellinger, a pastor at Covenant Fellowship Church in Glen Mills, Pennsylvania.
Like Kevin, Matt, and Ian, Jared is part of a young generation of pastors that gives me a lot of joy as I think about the future. I won't get to see all of that future myself, but I can see when I look at these young men that the future is going to be well led, and that the transfer of the gospel between generations is being accomplished. Jared in particular is wise beyond his years (an overused expression, but it's true) and a gifted expositor of the Word. So enjoy his answers to the questions below, and if you want to hear more of what he has to say about Church Membership, join us in Orlando over Memorial Day weekend at the Next conference.
When did the local church become important to you and why?
I grew up in the church and my parents faithfully modeled the importance of the local church for me. But when I entered the teen years, I became bored with church. The reason the church was boring to me was that God himself was boring to me, and I was blind to his grace in Christ.
It wasn't until I was entering college as a young Christian that I was forced to think through the role of the church in the life of a believer for myself. I saw that some of the most committed Christians on campus were not remotely committed to the local church, and that struck me as strange. When I was 18 years old, I attended a conference in Baltimore called New Attitude. I heard preaching on the importance of the church, and that set me on a course of loving the church that has continued to this day.
Share just one Scripture passage that has impacted your understanding of the church.Revelation 1:9-20 (and all of Rev. 1-3) has taught me that Jesus Christ is the Lord of the church, and that he cares greatly about the health of local churches. It is a beautiful picture: The One who loved the church and obtained the church with his precious blood is now risen from the dead and walking among the lampstands, which are the local churches. Jesus fixes his loving attention upon the health and holiness of individual congregations. This is his passion.
I believe our Savior still walks among the lampstands today. And that picture is more than enough to get me fired up about the church.
You're speaking at Next 2012 on "The Church and Membership." Why should this matter to us?
Ultimately, the reason we care about church membership is because God cares about church membership. The Bible teaches that bad things happen when the boundary line between the church and the surrounding world becomes fuzzy, and that glorious things happen when that line becomes clear. Membership is about drawing a clear line around the people of God. Also, I am concerned that too many Christians in our generation are unacquainted with the privileges and protection of church membership.
How would you counsel someone who is looking for a church to join—what should they be looking for?
Don't care too much about image, the personality of leaders, technological savvy, creativity, the size of the church, and musical style. Those are all overrated. Instead, find a church that treasures the gospel of Jesus Christ, trembles at the word of God, emphasizes preaching and sound theology, seeks the power and presence of the Spirit, abounds in love, faithfully practices the sacraments and church discipline, and is committed to biblical evangelism and missions.
What would you say is the average church member's job description?
The categories in Acts 2:42-47 come to mind. In no particular order: Praise God in all of life, value teaching and doctrine, be devoted to prayer, attend the meetings of the church, practice fellowship and mutual care, use your gifts, walk in unity, give generously, and witness in word and deed.
At Covenant Fellowship Church, we call every member to treasure, proclaim, and grow in the gospel of Jesus Christ. We are a family of brothers and sisters in Christ that is marked by each member pursuing gospel-astonishment, gospel-advancement, and gospel-application.
Why don't we just say that everyone is a member of every church, that we're all part of the "universal church?"While it's true that all believers are a part of the universal church, God intends for our commitment to the church to find concrete expression in a particular congregation. Church membership is really the only way for us to be truly submitted to pastoral authority (Exactly who is responsible to keep watch over my soul and give an account of me?) and the only way to be subject to the discipline of the church (Exactly who has the right to apply the instructions for church discipline to me or remove me from the church if needed?). In other words, there are clear instructions to Christian leaders and instructions to all Christians that cannot be carried out apart from the idea of membership in a specific, visible local church.
Today I want to introduce you to another Next speaker, Ian McConnell. Ian is a pastor at Grace Bible Church in northeast Philadelphia, and really the best way for you to get to know him is to hear him tell his story in his own words. So below is a video of Ian sharing the story of replanting Grace Bible Church, followed by his answers to some questions related to his conference message topic. From all of that, I'm confident you'll be able to see why I'm excited to have him teaching this year.
By the way, we're extending the discount on registration for Next until April 22. So if you want to register at the lowest rate possible, there's still time. I hope you'll come!
When did the local church become important to you and why?I didn't grow up on "planet Christian" hanging out with followers of Jesus and going to church my whole life, so the very first time I went to a gospel-believing local church was when it became important to me even though I couldn't have told you why back then. I was an obnoxious teenager who wasn't very lovable—seriously—I made loving your neighbor really hard. But even though I wasn't very lovable I immediately experienced unconditional love within the walls of that church. I met followers of Jesus, young and old, who loved as they had been loved. It really was amazing! I think I first started to get God's love for me through the giving of his Son by the love those people showed me. The local church is where I met Jesus and saw how the Savior's love radically changes people. I've been crazy about the local church ever since.
Share a Scripture passage that has impacted your understanding of the church.Ephesians 2:22: "In him you also are being built together into a dwelling place for God by the Spirit." I am amazed that when we gather as a local church it's not just us getting together with people—it's us gathering together in the very presence of God. God comes to church with us—I love that about the local church!
Why should someone skip a Sunday at their church to come to this conference?I think attending a conference like NEXT for 1 Sunday out of the year will provide some significant equipping to help you go home and love and serve your local church for the other 51 Sundays out of the year and then some!
What do you hope people walk away with from your message?I hope people walk away in jaw-dropping wonder that because of the gospel, someday Sundays will be forever! If you want to know what I mean by that then you'll just have to come to NEXT!
What would you say to the person who thinks they can worship God just as well at home or outdoors as they can with the church on Sunday?I would say that they can't. Personal access to God's presence to worship the One who made me and saved me is an undeniable privilege! It's a soul-satisfying life-transforming experience to go after God privately. However, it's only part of what we have been made and saved for. The sweeping message of the Bible is that God is calling out a people to make His name great through Jesus. In the garden, God commands Adam to be fruitful and multiply a people. Outside the garden, God graciously promises Abraham that He will make him the father of many people. All of this points us to God's ultimate plan to call out a people by the gospel for his glory from every people, tribe, tongue and nation who will worship him forever and ever. Even the picture God gives us of what forever is going to be like in the book of Revelation makes it clear that for all eternity we will worship God together in his presence because of Jesus. Gathering in God's presence with God's people in our local churches is not only one of our greatest privileges as individual followers of Jesus, it's also part of submitting to God's plan for the ages.
What would you say to the person who thinks "You haven't been to my Sunday meeting?"There are no perfect Sunday meetings! In fact there is only one place you can go to experience the perfect church gathering—it's called heaven! Be thankful for God's sovereign plan in having you right where you are, pray for your church, serve with your gifts, and take Charles Spurgeon's advice,
If I had never joined a church till I had found one that was perfect, I should never have joined one at all; and the moment I did join it, if I had found one, I should have spoiled it, for it would not have been a perfect church after I had become a member of it. Still, imperfect as it is, it is the dearest place on earth to us.
If I had never joined a church till I had found one that was perfect, I should never have joined one at all; and the moment I did join it, if I had found one, I should have spoiled it, for it would not have been a perfect church after I had become a member of it. Still, imperfect as it is, it is the dearest place on earth to us.
What relationship do Sunday meetings have to heaven?Many of the promises of the gospel are held out to us in what really smart people call an "already not yet" tension. Meaning that there are privileges that have been secured for us through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus that we get some of now (already) and the rest of it later when we meet God face to face in heaven (not yet).
Because of Jesus, right now we have the amazing privilege as local churches to gather together in the presence of God to talk to God in prayer; to sing to God with praise and gratitude; to give to God our offerings; to serve our God by building up His people; to reach out to God's world with the gospel; and to listen to God speak through his Word. These privileges are ours right now. However, the best is yet to come! One day because of Jesus we will be together, not just with our individual local churches, but with the whole CHURCH—all of God's people from all time! We will talk to God face to face and we will hear from God face to face. We will sing God's praise so loud and glorious that it will sound like the waves crashing on the beach. And here is what I think will be the best thing of all…wait a minute, I think I am giving away too much of my sermon. I think you get the point. Gathering with God and God's people on earth, as wonderful as it is, is but a foretaste of how incredible it will be to gather with God and God's people in heaven! That's the relationship—the Sunday gathering is a foretaste of the heavenly gathering.
If you're planning to come, register by tomorrow night to take advantage of the early bird registration discount. I hope you'll join us!
In an earlier post I introduced you to Matt Chandler, who is speaking at Next 2012 on "The Church and Culture." (Tomorrow is the last day to get a discounted registration, by the way.) Today I want to share with you a similar interview I did with Kevin DeYoung. Kevin is a close friend, a fine pastor, and one of my favorite authors. He is also one of the brightest and most discerning guys I know. He happens to be a Michigan State fan, and although I think the Big 10 is overrated we both hate Duke basketball and that only strengthens our friendship.
Kevin is also no stranger to the Next conference—he has spoken there every year since 2009. Each of his messages have been exceptional and I expect this year's (on "The Church and Relationships" and "The Church and Holiness") will be no different. Below are some questions I asked Kevin that relate to the theme of the church, and his two topics at Next 2012 in particular. And if you want to get to know Kevin even better, you can listen to his previous conference messages.
When did the local church become important to you and why?I can't think of a time when the local church wasn't important in my life. I was baptized as an infant and have been at church almost every Sunday of my life, usually two times on Sunday. I don't say this to boast, but to show that I grew up in a family where the importance of church was a given. Church is where we sang, worshiped, heard sermons, prayed, and made friends. It's always been at the center of my life. I hope I can pass on the same legacy to my children.
Share just one Scripture passage that has impacted your understanding of the church. In Ephesians 1:22-23 Paul says the church is "the fullness of him who fills all in all." Think about that. God fills all in all, and yet the church is the fullest fullness of our all-filling God. That means the church must be incredibly special and important to God.
You're talking about "The Church and Relationships: How not to be a stupid friend." What's a stupid friend?A stupid friend is a fool as Proverbs understands a fool. If you want to find out if you are a stupid friend, come to the conference.
What are some of the more common misconceptions people have about relationships in the church? I can think of two very common misconceptions. One is to think that relationships are as easy as joining a small group and being in love with the idea of community. Wrong and wrong. Relationships are painful and always disappointing. The other misconception is really a missed opportunity. Churches talk a lot about marriage and parenting. There are classes on both and seminars and conferences and retreats and books aplenty. But we don't offer much on friendship. We need to do a better job helping Christians with all of their relationships.
You're also speaking on "The Church and Holiness." You have a book on the topic coming out in the fall. Why is this an important topic to you?It is important because I want to grow in holiness and because I fear that some "gospel-centered" Christians could stand to be "godliness-centered" as well.
How should we understand the world "holiness?"Most simply, holiness is God-likeness. We are to be holy because he is holy.
In anticipation of Next 2012 I've asked some of our guest speakers to share a bit about their perspective on the local church. Matt Chandler was the first one to get back to me, so today I'm posting the questions I sent him and his answers.
For those of you who don't know him, Matt is part of a younger generation of pastors building gospel-centered and doctrinally-sound churches that have a heart for evangelism and church planting. As I age, guys like Matt bring me great joy. And I can say that in particular about Matt because I've had the opportunity to get to know him personally and to enjoy a memorable meal in his home with his family. I've also spent time with the other leaders of The Village Church and these are impressive men who each have a great sense of humor. We laughed a lot together. So although Matt has a world-class public gift, I am most impressed by the man I have gotten to know in private and the church God has used him to help build. That's why I'm very excited that he'll be speaking at Next and grateful he was willing to answer some questions here so you could get to know him.
When did the local church become important to you and why?The local church has always played a significant role in my life although I did have a season in which I questioned whether or not church as I understood it could effectively engage with the lost and seeking and disciple them to maturity. The Spirit and the scriptures provided clarity during a tumultuous year in my early 20s and I have been grateful for God's call on my life to serve and lead His bride ever since.
Share a Scripture passage that has impacted your understanding of the church.Ephesians 3:8-13. I know that's not just one scripture but that's the text! That the church is "revealing the manifold wisdom of God" gives me a great deal of vitality in that it reminds me that even on the difficult days the Spirit is using our prayers, meetings and organization to reveal His wisdom. We get to reflect his glory and perfection in our community and that thought is compelling to me.
You're speaking at Next 2012 on "The Church and Culture." How do you define culture?
Edward Tylor called culture "that complex whole which includes knowledge, belief, art, law, morals, custom, and any other capabilities and habits acquired by man (or woman) as a member of society." I think that's a robust and accurate definition.
The subtitle of your message is "Reaching out Without Selling Out." What are some ways churches might be tempted to sell out as they seek to affect their communities?
Historically what has happened is we've tried to give the God of the Bible a make-over like he's out of date and no longer "cool" enough to draw people to himself, so we lower standards and try to make God more palatable to the prevailing culture.
What do you think are some of the more pressing issues in our culture today that the church should be addressing?I think personhood issues like sexual identity, manhood and womanhood, etc., and the formation of deep, real community are the two most pressing.
Do you see distinctions between an individual Christian affecting culture and the local church affecting culture?
I think it naturally plays itself out that way. At The Village there are people who are engaging culture within the domain of society that they work or play in. It's not a program of the church or a project that gets announced from the stage it's those men and woman being faithful to God's call on their lives. Meanwhile, the church as an organization has certain partners that we serve and walk with in the hope of engaging and impacting the culture around us with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
C.J. Mahaney serves as the senior pastor of Sovereign Grace Church of Louisville. He has blogged here on pastoral ministry, Christian living, and (from time to time) sports.
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With Norv Turner gone, is now the time for the Chargers to see if Philip Rivers fits the no-huddle offense?
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Calif. boy with leukemia wows crowds as `Batkid'
11/16/2013 1:35amA 5-year-old Northern California boy who has battled leukemia for years became a darling of social media and attracted thousands of fans at home and around the country _ including the president _ as he took on the persona of his favorite superhero.
Quotes about 5-year-old 'Batkid' in San Francisco
11/16/2013 1:37amA 5-year-old leukemia patient's wish to be Batkid was fulfilled Friday in San Francisco with help from the Make-A-Wish Foundation and the city. As Miles Scott dressed in a Batman costume battled the Penguin and the Riddler and solved "crimes" around the city, he attracted attention in the region and from around the country. Here's what was said as word of his exploits spread:
Native pride at heart of 'Rock Your Mocs' campaign
11/16/2013 1:40amElementary school students in western New Mexico are wearing their moccasins. So are students at Northern Arizona University, Purdue and the University of Michigan.
NY neighbors oppose Judd Hirsch's planned turbine
11/16/2013 8:28amSome residents of a town in New York's Catskill Mountains are trying to stop actor Judd Hirsch from building a 177-foot wind turbine on his property.
Journey donates $350K in typhoon relief
11/16/2013 10:29amJourney is donating $350,000 to help relief efforts in the Philippines, and its lead singer has a message for his homeland: "Don't Stop Believin'."
Italian film about truck driver wins in Rome fest
11/16/2013 1:20pmAn Italian film about a truck driver's travels across Europe has taken the top award of best film at the Rome film festival.
McGraw, Hill power into Vegas residency encore
11/16/2013 1:42pmTim McGraw and Faith Hill brushed off tabloid divorce rumors as they powered into an encore run of "Soul2Soul," a Las Vegas Strip residency that drew sellout crowds in its first season and is scheduled for 10 select weekends through April.
Veteran film, TV, stage actor Al Ruscio dies
11/16/2013 4:55pmVeteran character actor Al Ruscio, who appeared in countless film, television and stage productions across half a century, has died at age 89, said his longtime manager, Judy Fox.
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Post your wrestling news, rumors, photos, and videos. If you are posting rumors, please have some thing to back it up.
-Alberto Del Rio(c) vs. Randy Orton: Randy Orton has had much success at Wrestlemania but he's yet to be the face going in to 'Mania on the hunt for the title as is the usual them of Wrestlemania main events. Guy wins Royal Rumble, guy goes on to Wrestlemania to get the title he's wanted for so long and wins it. Although Orton is the veteran going in, he actually has just hit his prime and is due
Updated 05-01-2011 at 12:36 AM by Noneguypr
In a sea of talented up and comers, the WWE has been drowning with failed attempts at finding that next big star, so far. The veterans are fading out faster than the next generation of superstars are coming up. With the departure of Michaels, Edge and the limitative services of Triple H and 'Taker the WWE Universe wants to know who's the next big thing? Who will the torch be passed down to as Cena
Updated 04-30-2011 at 12:15 PM by Frank
The WWE Universe, now standing on the heels of Wrestlemania 27 and the anouncement of the Rock-Cena showdown, Wrestlemania 28 has been set with the task of making the road to Wrestlemania an almost year long journey. Wrestlemanias are defined by their moments and the build-up to the moment or match, sets up the electrifying awe that is presented by the superstar(s). The Rock vs. John Cena is a match
Updated 04-19-2011 at 08:23 AM by Frank
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Tickets for Korn in India Now Available
In less than a month, Korn will be traveling to India for the first time in their career. Today, tickets are available for all three shows- September 5th in Dehli, September 7th in Mumbai and September 9th in Bengaluru.
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Korn's Eastern European tour is off to a fine start. If you can't make it to India, check out the rest of Korn's tour dates HERE.


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melodic death metal
So who here on these boards enjoys bands like at the gates, in flames, soilwork etc?
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I love At The Gates!
All I wanna do...is kill you
Re: melodic death metal
I used to love In Flames back in High School, they are still one of my top favorites today. I love all of their albums from Lunar Strain to Sounds of a Playground Fading.
Soilwork I love as well, all of their albums. The Living Infinite was amazing.
Dark Tranquility are really great as well, they always put out great albums.
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Melodeath? It's all about Kalmah, bruh
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This is a private Role-Playing group for the ongoing silly and fantastical adventures of the many characters spawned from the (not really)famous JK3Files RP Dawnbreaker.
One of the last of the Sith'ari meets the self proclaimed creator of the Force on the field of battle for an epic clash of the titans.
This story was created over the course of two days with no planning, no rules, and originally wasn't even supposed to go anywhere.
Completed story: Swfanon.wikia.com
Original, unedited RP: Jediknight3.filefront.com
Credits: Garyn Dakari, JA394, JulioC, Lord Darkon, Tarakus Deadmerit, Ty294.
Three weeks after the catastrophic duel between the Gatekeeper and Darkon, the galaxy is at the brink of another war, as Lord Darkon sends a strike-team to capture TEC information and technology. Nothing is as it appears, for there are unknown forces at work here that not even the Gatekeeper can comprehend...
As with the first story, this sprung up as a completely spontaneous RP, with no plans or rules. However, this one had more authors, more characters, and slightly more focus on story over combat.
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Original, unedited RP: Jediknight3.filefront.com
Credits: Garyn Dakari, JA394, Legend67549, Lord Darkon, Rattler20200, Ty294.
The massive 1,004-paged RP, beginning on April 21st 2011, concluded after 845 days of near-daily posting on August 12th 2013, finally bringing the Dawnbreaker Trilogy to a close.
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Taking place directly after Episode II, Split Destiny is a spin-off that follows the story of the Reborn True Sith Empire after it was "erased" from the galaxy, and transported into an alternate universe. As with Episode III, Split Destiny was made from the start to be a book-like story, and as such the plot is more cohesive and the writing is of a higher quality than the first two installments. It was developed in this Moddb group, and the full story can be read on Fanon.
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By NATHAN GREGORY
A bill to consolidate the school districts of Oktibbeha County and Starkville passed through the Mississippi House of Representatives Wednesday.
The bill's next stop will be the state Senate Education Committee. If it passes through the committee and through the Senate, the districts will merge into the Starkville Consolidated School District effective July 1, 2015. The current attendance zones and school district boundaries would remain in place under the bill.
The bill calls for three seats for the school board of trustees to be appointed by the Starkville Board of Aldermen, with a seat expiring in March 2015 to be appointed by the Oktibbeha County Board of Supervisors. The district's elected seat would remain in an elected position from territory outside the city limits but inside the boundaries of the current school district.
Miss. H.B. 716, originally filed last month by Republican Rep. Toby Barker, has received support from both Oktibbeha County Representatives Tyrone Ellis, a Democrat, and Gary Chism, a Republican.
Shortly after Barker — who represents Forrest and Lamar counties — filed the bill, Representatives from the Starkville School District Board of Trustees and Superintendent Lewis Holloway traveled to Jackson to speak with legislators, who subsequently made revisions and amendments. One of the amendments from the bill's original form is how long it would be before the separation of Quality Distribution Index scores of schools located inside and outside the city limits would end. Chism said all QDI scores will be considered under the Starkville Consolidated School District umbrella beginning in 2018.
Chism said he is enthusiastic that the bill will pass through the Senate before the current session ends.
"I think this one is going to be smooth sailing," Chism said. "One of the issues (SSD representatives) were talking about (when they met with legislators) was governance, and that's addressed in this bill. The second thing they had great concern about was scholastic achievement and test scores for Oktibbeha County, but the county is going to remain under conservatorship before (SSD would) take over.
"The other part (SSD) was concerned about was some money to try to get (county) buildings up to par and to update technology. The (Mississippi) Department of Education will make an assessment on what money needs to be put in so we can give them some help to make this situation as palatable as possible," he added. "We know (SSD doesn't) want this, but we know there are 870 students in the county that need an equal education and they're not getting it now."
District 15 Sen. Gary Jackson, who represents portions of Oktibbeha County as well as six other counties, was less receptive to the idea and said more time should be taken to consider the ramifications of a merger.
"I don't recall seeing notices of any public meetings for input from citizens or any other involved personnel … The quality of the school system in Starkville has a good effect on Mississippi State University. Their recruitment of professors is useful in that area," Jackson said. "While this may be an idea that would be alright for the future or after further critique, I don't think it's been aired out enough yet to make a decision. I would like some time to study this and look at other options. I am against rushing into this without exploring all the options. At this point I could not vote to force this local decision without further investigations into other possibilities."
Holloway said he was not satisfied with the House's decision but still has concerns he's said since first learning about the bill.
"The question is what the Senate will do to the bill and what will change. There are issues in the county with technology and curriculum assessments, and there are facilities that need to be addressed … We don't have the reserves to the magnitude that we can fund those things," Holloway said. "There are just too many questions. I think we all realize consolidation won't go away. There needs to be conversations about what needs to occur and planning of how some merging could take place, but we need time to look at the options."


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I've spent way too much time on the computer…..I'm imposing a computer ban on myself. But I did manage to finish this:
I'm really glad its done. Do you ever get ideas in your head and its all you think about until its done? By the look of my house right now, that's exactly what happened. This was fun to make, but I knew very little about interfacings and snaps before starting this venture. Now after trying about 7 or 8 kinds I am so interfaced out I could puke. Have a nice weekend, I'm now on a computer ban. Want to join me? Do it, I dare you.
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Just feegled this from the CA forum, I copied the funny bit at he end that really made me laugh, and there is a link if you want to read it all.
A: I've had some problems with medication at the moment, but I think the medication is working, and we think that we've now found a way of dealing with some of the side effects.
I will tell you this little anecdote. I was on this medication recently that might have done something for me, but it turned my urine blue. And in Britain, there are some men's restrooms where it's just a long gutter, do you get me?
Q: I get you.
A: So there I am, minding my own business as it were, getting on with the matter at hand, and I am aware of a certain stare from other men who are going about their business, when I realize that a trickle of bright blue is drifting down the trough. At which point I raise my hat and say, "I'm really enjoying my visit to your planet."
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As the nation's health care system continues to evolve, the AMA is dedicated to ensuring sustainable physician practices that result in better health outcomes for patients. This work is captured in the AMA's five-year strategic plan, which aims to ensure that enhancements to health care in the United States are physician-led, advance the physician-patient relationship, and ensure that health care costs can be prudently managed.
The AMA's plan emphasizes three core areas of focus:
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James L. Madara, MD, the AMA's chief executive officer and executive vice president, unveiled this new strategy during the AMA's 2012 Annual Meeting. Below you can access a video and transcript of Dr. Madara's speech to the AMA House of Delegates, the body that represents virtually every state and specialty society nationwide, giving voice to the vast majority of the nation's physicians.
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Canepa: Phil gets a mulligan
Strolling into his press conference at Torrey Pines about an hour-and-a-half late Wednesday afternoon was Phil Mickelson, no relation to the tax firm of H&R Mickelson. He was not carrying a briefcase, nor did he have pens and pencils sticking out of his shirt pocket or a sign proclaiming April 15 the real end of the world.
On these occasions Phil usually talks golf, his primary profession, his love for family, San Diego, or just saying stuff like, "I am such an idiot!" It's Phil being Phil, you know? But on this day he took questions on his income tax concerns, which are considerable for a man who reportedly made $48 million last year.
You see, over the weekend Mickelson had a Phil Moment, basically saying he may have to take drastic measures due to the new federal and state tax laws. Leaving San Diego to take up residence in a state without income tax or cutting back on tournaments seemed part of it.
A short time later, Mickelson tried to take it back, but by then the yo-yo string broke, and he realized he not only was out of line but also out of touch with most working stiffs. So Wednesday he issued an apology, which came after his Farmers Insurance Open pro-am round and about an hour of spin work in the players' parking lot with personal publicist T.R. Reinman.
T.R. did well, because Phil was good, and there really wasn't any reason for him not to be. It wasn't as though he committed a heinous crime. Still, when you consider this is golf, Wednesday's scene was bizarre. Fox Sports had a crew and ABC sent people down from L.A. to capture the historic moment.
When I asked him how many "What were you thinkings?" he got, he replied: "Only from me and my family, coach, T.R., a bunch of emails, yeah."
When he first started on this subject, he likened his mistake to his physical and mental blunder on the 18th hole of Winged Foot, which cost him the 2006 U.S. Open.
"You know I've made some dumb, dumb mistakes and, obviously, talking about this stuff was one of them.
"My apology is talking about it publically, because I shouldn't take advantage of the forum that I have as a professional golfer to try to ignite change over these issues."
Then he found the right club and nailed it: "I think that it was insensitive to talk about it publicly to those people who are not able to find a job, that are struggling paycheck to paycheck. I think that was insensitive to discuss in this forum."
Phil went on to say he certainly hasn't made up his mind about changing residency (Tiger Woods admits he moved from California to Florida in 1996 to lessen the tax pull), and that he grew up here and loves it here. You know, Phil stuff. He can be a big goof. It's OK. It's Phil, who added he doesn't mind paying his "fair share" of taxes, which was revealing.


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This is a hypothetical situation.
The second that Sjoerd cast his last vote for Morty, the game was over, because my accomplice was guarenteed to vote against Morty too.
So with 4 people left;
1. Anyone who Wanda entertains CAN'T use their special powers.
2. If I try to kill Dibbler, and at the same time Dibbler tries to vigilante kill me, I win because I can escape protection, blocking etc
Am I correct in my assumptions?


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Castle Review: What Did You Think of Season 5, Episode 14: "Reality Star Struck"?
Tonight's Castle wastes no time stirring up the drama for this Valentine's day episode. In the midst of Castle and Beckett's back and forth cute-couple banter over Valentine's day gifts, we meet a reality TV star dead at a bus stop. What a mood killer. We then meet Esposito, Lanie, and a sexually frustrated Ryan, whose wife has him on baby-making duty.
Next we meet the "Wives of Wall Street," a band of smart savvy business women who are taking the reins while their stockbroker husbands tend to home. Lo and behold, Gates is a fanatic of the show and starts cracking the case with her stalker-fan knowledge of places and people. As the detectives question suspects, breakdown forensics, and crack the case, Castle's arrogance gets the better of him and in his attempts to be a ninja, he accidentally gives his swanky Valentine's Day gift to Gates — and potentially jeopardizes his relationship with Beckett!
The case takes several unexpected twists and turns, and the killer was none other than the unsuspecting daughter, who decided to take out the competition when it came to her fiance's affections. Gates confronts Castle about his absurd attempt at buttering her up, and returns the gift without any suspicion that it was intended for Beckett.
Esposito and Lanie go on a date to a fancy French restaurant, Ryan gets a night off from making love to his wife to … make love to his wife … and Beckett gives Castle the sweetest gift of all: a space in her place just for him. Looks like the couple did get to have some lovey-dovey time after all. Oww!
This episode made my Valentine's Day!
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Parsons, who preceded Hopper, was florence nightingale compared to her eventual rival.
Old English næctigalæ, nihtegale, compound formed in Proto-Germanic (cf. Dutch nachtegaal, German Nachtigall) from *nakht- "night" (see night) + *galon "to sing," related to Old English giellan "yell" (see yell). With parasitic -n- that appeared mid-13c. Dutch nightingale "frog" is attested from 1769. In Japanese, "nightingale floor" is said to be the term for boards that creak when you walk on them.
French rossignol (Old French lousseignol) is, with Spanish ruiseñor, Portuguese rouxinol, Italian rosignuolo, from Vulgar Latin *rosciniola, dissimilated from Latin lusciniola "nightingale," diminutive of luscinia "nightingale."
Nightingale Night·in·gale (nīt'n-gāl', nī'tĭng-), Florence. 1820-1910.
British nurse who organized (1854) and directed a unit of field nurses during the Crimean War and is considered the founder of modern nursing.


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There's no doubt that growing up in a hot rod family greatly affects your outlook on cars. They aren't simply modes of transportation when you see them scattered in a million pieces in your dad's garage, or watch him drag the back bumper of his outlaw street car at the strip. For the past 16 years or so, Ashley Farley has done just that, as her dad, Mike, is an avid drag racer and hardcore Chevy guy in general. He's raced numerous cars and built them all out of his home shop in Tennessee. He's a talented man with a thing for Camaros, so it was only natural for his offspring to follow suit. While she may not be turning wrenches every evening after school, Ashley has a killer Camaro that is sure to impress her classmates.
Mike bought the car, along with another first-generation Camaro, in '02 as part of a package deal from a fellow Tennessee racer, Ken Rhodes. He built the other car shortly thereafter but couldn't find the time to get started on this '68, until February '09. The car had been sitting for several years before Mike snatched it up, so it needed rust repair and a mechanical restoration as well. With Mike's interest in going fast, the car would obviously have some speed parts thrown at it, and a healthy engine under the hood, regardless of who would be driving it. Actually, Mike began building this car for his wife, Melinda, but plans changed and the proud parents handed over the keys on Ashley's 16th birthday.
The car is remarkably clean and simple, and Mike gave it the right amount of cool details to make it stand out. Chassis modifications are limited, but he outfitted the Camaro with a good mix of suspension components to get the stance just right. Up front, the ride height is lowered with a pair of two-inch drop spindles and lowering springs, while the rear end features Hotchkis 2-inch drop leaf springs. To keep the car level on the twisting Tennessee roads, Mike installed Hotchkis sway bars on the front and rear, and a set of KYB shocks on all four corners. Brakes consist of Wilwood discs all around, which feature drilled rotors and four-piston aluminum calipers.
For rolling stock, Mike chose a set of Foose Nitrous II wheels, measuring in at 17x7 inches up front and 17x8 inches out back. The billet rollers are wrapped in BFGoodrich G-Force radials, sized at 235/45ZR17 and 255/45ZR17 to perfectly fill the wheelwells without the need for any drastic body or suspension modifications to keep them from rubbing. Mike did, however, swap the original rearend for the larger, 8.5-inch 10-bolt unit, which now features a 3.42 gear set and Positraction. This was in preparation for a big-block, which may seem a little risky for a 16-year-old, but Mike obviously trusts her to keep her right foot on a tight leash.
The rat displaces 454ci and it's stock for the most part. Mike rebuilt the bottom end to factory specs but installed a slightly larger camshaft to give it a healthy sound. Big time horsepower wasn't exactly the goal with this buildup, so he kept it simple enough for his wife or daughter to drive on a regular basis. We're not fooled by his modesty though-any big block in a '68 Camaro is generally a potent combination, even in stock form. The mild combination is fed by a 750cfm Holley carburetor, which sits atop a Weiand single-plane intake manifold, while an MSD HEI-style distributor lights the fire.
Outgoing air travels through a pair of Hedman headers before entering the 2.5-inch exhaust pipes, fitted with stock Z28 mufflers. The 454 is equipped with a March Ultra-Drive compact pulley system, an aluminum radiator and a pair of tall sheetmetal valve covers to finish off the clean and simple look. Backing the 454 is a TH350 automatic, which is basically stock, aside from the torque converter, which has a 2,500 rpm stall speed.


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04/09/10: Jello On The Hour
Jello Biafra is interviewed on CBC TV show "The Hour," a pretty long and well-done interview: about midway through this episode.
08/13/09: Super Rare US Jello show this weekend!
The sizzling new punk band from Jello Biafra, Jello Biafra and the Guantanamo School of Medicine, is playing one show in the U.S. before heading to play Europe.
07/27/09: 2 New Jello Songs up NOW!
Check out 2 of the brand new Jello Biafra and the Guantanamo School of Medicine songs on the band's myspace page!
07/24/09: Jello's new band explained!
We've added a ton of information about Jello's new band, Jello Biafra & the Guantanamo School of Medicine to the site! Check out their brand new bio!
07/08/09: Jello and Triclops! Run Away, Join Circus
Vau De Vire, Circus Metropolus, and bi-polar productions in collaboration with Students for a Democratic Society and Alternative Tentacles present:
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August 13, 2014
Director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute Patrick Murray was featured in the Asbury Park Press on August 12.
Director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute Patrick Murray was featured on Philly.com on August 12.
August 05, 2014
Director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute Patrick Murray was featured in NJ Spotlight on August 4.
July 24, 2014
Political Science Professor Rekha Datta was featured in the Asbury Park Press on July 24
May 19, 2014
In addition, Warncke Award was presented to Dr. Margaret DelGuercio and Dr. Brian Greenberg.
April 25, 2014
The Writing Center at Monmouth University and students were featured in Star Ledger/NJ.com
April 18, 2014
The pen pal project began as a pilot during the spring 2013 semester
February 24, 2014
2014 year's award recipients are Thomas Beaufort, Laura Kelly, Tsanangurayi Tongesayi, and Adam Lowy
January 14, 2014
Polling Institute Director named as one of PolitickerNJ.com's "Winner of the Year" in NJ politics.
November 22, 2013
This marks the fourth year in a row that Murray has appeared on the list.
November 01, 2013
Polling Institute Director Patrick Murray was featured in U.S. News and World Report on October 31.
October 18, 2013
Superstorm Sandy One Year Later: Looking to the Future is a day-long conference taking place on October 29 at Monmouth University in West Long Branch, NJ on the one-year anniversary of the worst natural disaster ever to hit New Jersey, will address three critical questions about the Sandy recovery process: What have we accomplished? What have we learned? What do we still need to do?
October 17, 2013
The independent Monmouth University Polling Institute conducts regular surveys of both the nation and New Jersey.
October 07, 2013
The purpose of the class is to stimulate students' academic curiosity about world hunger and overall issues related to the world, and to help them as they transition into academic university life.
September 25, 2013
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Church Stretton Town manager Joe Leask targets top-three finish in Mercian League Premier Division
Dave Chadd converted two penalties as he bagged a hat-trick in Woofferton's 4-3 defeat at Weobley. read more
Manager Dave Cooper hails AFC Ludlow duo Jake Pryce and Jamie Hammonds
Ludlow are second in the Mercian League Premier Division, just three points behind Church Stretton, with six games in hand. read more
Ludlow Rugby Club head coach Dave Irish delighted with Will Green after 31-20 defeat against Whitchurch
Clee Hill overturned a 6-0 half-time deficit to record an impressive 19-9 home win over Harborne in Midlands Four West (North). read more
Andrew Wilkes scores two tries in Tenbury Rugby Club's 12-10 win over Bromyard in Midlands Four West (North)
Tenbury are now third, just four points adrift of table-topping Uttoxeter after nine wins from 12 league matches. read more
Ludlow Hockey Club seal 5-0 win over Hereford in friendly
James Pratt was named player of the tournament after helping The Yellow Hornets to Ludlow Hockey Club's annual Teme Leisure Sixes Shield. read more
Daniel Jara's last-gasp goal helps Tenbury Athletic to 3-3 draw against Bell
Two goals in the last 10 minutes rescued a point for Tenbury Athletic. read more
Boxing club boss Paddy Brennan in fight to deliver Tenbury defibrillator
TENBURY boxing celebrity Paddy Brennan and the Tenbury Wells Advertiser are joining forces to save lives. read more
Bishop's Castle patient survey, National Theatre live, curry and quiz night, Barbara is the winner, New Year's day walk and more
PATIENT SURVEY - Thanks to a £500 donation from the Friends of Bishop's Castle Community, Care Home and Hospital, Bishop's Castle Patients Group (BCPG) has been able to put together a patient survey. It is the first of a series designed to help BCPG understand patients' perceptions of its medical practice. Forms are available at Bishop's Castle surgery, the pharmacy and Enterprise House. read more
Church Stretton film, table tennis, Pitstop, music, cancer care, Engaging Issues, Tree Group, interfaith forum and more
FILM - Salmon Fishing in the Yemen will be showing tomorrow (Friday) at All Stretton village hall at 7.30pm. read more
Tenbury quiz night, Valentines dinner and family fun quiz
QUIZ NIGHT - Eastham Memorial Hall, Saturday, 7pm. Teams of four, £24 per team, to include sausage and mash supper. Bar available. Cash prize. read more
Craven Arms local history
LOCAL HISTORY - Craven Arms and District History Group is holding its three-day local history exhibition at The Discovery Centre, Craven Arms on January 18-20 from 10am to 4pm daily. read more
Slim Chance to play Worthen village hall on Saturday
SLIM Chance, the band Ronnie Lane formed when he left the Faces, is treading the boards again. read more
Grease sing-a-long at The Regal in Tenbury
THE Regal in Tenbury Wells will host Sing-a-long-a- Grease on Saturday, January 12 as part of a UK tour marking the film's 40th birthday. read more
Cllr Ken Pollock says check the figures, policies are correct
I would like to endorse heartily Adrian Kibbler's toast in last week's paper to a healthy economy in 2013, (Advertiser, December 27), but I am not sure his remedy is wise. read more
A Bradley of Clee Hill says stop dogs fouling on sports pitches
Despite the clear signs advising owners of their duties on exercising dogs while on Palmers Meadow it is apparent that a small minority continually abuse the situation allowing fouling even on the sports pitches. It also appears the doggy waste bags are thrown at will in the field and not in the container provided. Visiting the matches, and speaking to people connected with the marking of pitches, it appears some dog owners do not think they should even clear up the droppings when asked politely. I am quite sure they know of the dangers and would not wish their children or grandchildren infected whilst participating in playing sports or games on Palmers Meadow. read more
Ludlow brewery due for expansion
PINTS are pouring from Ludlow Brewery as it prepares for further growth in 2013. read more
Legal hitch delays plans for new Ludlow hospital
HOPES are being pinned on a Whitehall meeting to resolve a problem with plans to start work on the new £27 million Ludlow Hospital and Health Village. read more
Sheila Williams
WILLIAMS Sheila I would like to say a very big thank you to my wonderful Daughter and Son in Law for all their love and kindness to me after my recent accident. Many thanks also to my lovely grandson Alex and dear Tanita. Thanks to all my Friends, and Brother and Sisters for all their love and kindness. After the loss of my lovely Husband it has not been a very good year. Thank you all once again for your kindness and I hope the New Year will be a better one. Happy New Year to you all. read more
Robert Owen Dall
DALL Robert Owen. Peacefully at the Severn Hospice, Shrewsbury on December 21st, aged 81 years. The Funeral Service is to take place at Hereford Crematorium on Wednesday, January 16th, at 10.30 a.m. Family flowers only please but donations, if desired, are for Cancer Research. Enquiries to A Hoskins & Son, Bromfield Road, Ludlow. 01584 872048 read more
Elizabeth Maud (Bettie) RASTALL
RASTALL Elizabeth Maud (Bettie). Formerly of Mamble. Passed away peacefully on January 4th, 2013, aged 88 years. Beloved wife of the late George (Pop), much loved auntie and will be sadly missed by all her Family and Friends. Funeral Service at St John the Baptist Church, Mamble on Monday, January 14th, 2013 at 12 noon, followed by Cremation at Wyre Forest Crematorium. Family flowers only, with donations in memory of Bettie for the British Heart Foundation. Enquiries to A H Caldicott & Sons Funeral Directors, 15 Market Street, Tenbury Wells. WR15 8BH (Tel: 01584 810281) read more
David Baldwin
BALDWIN David. Of Mamble, died peacefully in the Royal Worcestershire Hospital on December 26th, 2012, aged 73 years. Beloved husband of Eunice, loving father of Maria and Andrew, and a much loved grandfather of Emily, Lucy, Matthew and Molly who will be sadly missed by all his Relatives and Friends. Funeral Service at St John the Baptist Church, Mamble on Friday, January 11th, 2013 at 12 noon followed by Interment. Family flowers only with donations gratefully received in memory of David to be shared with Mamble Church Fund and the County Air Ambulance. Enquiries to A H Caldicott & Sons, Funeral Directors, 15, Market Street, Tenbury Wells. WR15 8BH (Tel: 01584 810281) read more
Rita PRICE
PRICE Rita January 11th, 2012. Always remembered with love, a dear mum and nana. It broke our hearts to lose you, But you did not go alone. For part of us went with you, The day God called you home. Valerie, Graham, Stuart, Marianne, Michelle, Sally and Steven. read more
Rita PRICE
PRICE Rita In loving memory of a dear mum and nana, January 11th, 2012. We can't have the old days back, When we were all together. But secret tears and loving thoughts, Will be with us forever. Graham, Karen, Daniel and Emily. read more
Jean Caldicott
CALDICOTT John. Doris and Family wish to thank everyone for their messages of sympathy, love and support received in their sudden loss of John. Thank you to all who attended the Funeral and for the donations received for St Mary's Church, Burford. Thanks also to Reverend Claire Lording for the memorable Service and to Alan and Graham Caldicott and Staff for their help and guidance at this difficult time. read more
Paul Ferguson
FERGUSON Paul Happy 40th. Love Dad, Mum, Mark, Dean, Sarah and Families. read more
Henry Charles (Harry) Peachey
PEACHEY Henry Charles (Harry). Of Ludlow. Passed away peacefully, aged 91 years, with his Family by his side, on January 6th, 2013. Survived by his wife Jean, son Charles, daughter Joanna and grandchildren Tom, October, Kitt and Olivia. Private Family Cremation. Memorial Service at 1 p.m., on Tuesday, January 22nd, 2013, at St Laurence's Church. Family flowers only please with donations to Macmillan Nurses. Enquiries to A Hoskins & Son, Bromfield Road, Ludlow. Tel 01584 872048. read more


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Home visiting is a service provided within the home to parents, prenatally and/or with young children to support positive parenting, nurturing homes, and child development. Voluntary home-based programs, also called home visiting programs, match parents with trained professionals to provide information and support during pregnancy and through the child's first years (up to five) of life. Home visitors help parents learn how to care for their children, understand their child's development, and care for themselves as they develop as a family.
Home visiting programs realize short-term and long term benefits for families and their communities. Home visiting programs can:
The Idaho Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting (MIECHV) program is supported by a federal grant from the Health Resources and Services Agency (HRSA): US Department of Health and Human Services and is administered by the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare in the Division of Public Health.
The MIECHV program is designed to:
The Idaho MIECHV program contracts with local organizations in Kootenai, Shoshone, Jerome, and Twin Falls counties to serve eligible women, infants, young children, and their families in the following evidence-based home visiting programs:


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Guess What!?
Guess what i'm gonna do to my hair? Two words: DREAD-LOCKS!!
not any bigger around than my pinkie, though. I just have to order my hair stuff off of ebay first, and throw a 'party' lol. you wouldn't believe all the stuff you gotta use to maintain those things! you need some speacial shampoo, (and yes you CAN wash em as often as you like, but not too much at first, so they can lock-up) some 'locking peppa' rubber bands, a few locking combs, dread wax ect ect... yea i did my homework, some people just wake up one day and say 'oh hey ima get dreads today' and mess it all up, or end up not washing them cuz of wrongly preconcieved ideas. anywhoo, it'll be alot of work at first, but it'll all be worth it in the end. i'll make kinda series of blogs as my dreads mature. so exited!!
I always wanted dreads,but sufferd from allapesia(hair falls out on its own) & realy was fucked off,& still am to this day?,but sating that,faust is right agout that,my mate never washed his hair,for about 10years & he had the best dreads i have ever seen..lucky bastard,but he cut them all off a few years ago,cos he was a traveler,& seteled down with his misses..=)good luck any way.
You do not need any sort of products to get dreads. None at all. All you need to do is stop brushing your hair. They will occur all by them selves. Dreads are the most natural "hairstyle" that there is. We would all have them if brushes and combs were not invented.
Simply stop brushing for a little while and you will start to see results in about a week. All you have to do to keep them skinny is pull them apart when they start to grow togather, which they will do even if you use some sort of expensive, unnecessary fancy pants product. That is all the maintenance that you will need: you will have to pry them apart or they will grow togather and make one massive dread if you don't.
Wash them all you want, and at the beggining it is better to just use shampoo, not conditioner, and rub the shit out of your head with a towel, the rougher the better (this will help the hair knot up and start to shape itself). After the dreads have formed, it is really important that you dry your hair really good or else moisture will get trapped in there and mildew will start to form, then your dreads will stink really bad really quick.
Just let me say again: YOU DO NOT HAVE TO USE ANY SORT OF PRODUCT TO GET A HEAD OF NICE, SOFT!!!!
There is my advice. Take it or leave it. Just look at my profile pic and you will see that I know what I am talking about......