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DENVER — Marriage and divorce impact alcohol consumption for men and women, who influence each other's drinking patterns or decision not to drink in different ways, according to research presented this week at the American Sociological Association's annual meeting. Long-term marriage appears to curb men's drinking, but it is associated with slightly higher levels of alcohol use by women, compared with women who are divorced.
Those are among the findings of a longitudinal study on alcohol and relationships by researchers at the University of Cincinnati, Pennsylvania State University, Rutgers and University of Texas at Austin.
One of the most interesting questions is why marriage and divorce impact men's alcohol consumption differently than they do women's, said lead researcher Corinne Reczek, an assistant professor of sociology at the University of Cincinnati and lead author.
Using a combination of surveys and in-depth interviews, researchers found that men who are married consume less alcohol than single, divorced and widowed men. The researchers note that the men's wives' lower levels of drinking tend to curb the men's consumption. But men were much more likely to turn to alcohol after a divorce.
In what Reczek called a surprise, the married women surveyed consumed more drinks than long-term divorced or recently widowed women, possibly because they lived with men who drank.
It is not that married women drink at high levels, she explained, but that alcohol consumption declines when women divorce. Reczek said women in the study talked about husbands who introduced them to alcohol when they got married. "They do not drink as much if they are not with a husband who likes to drink. And divorced, they lost the influence of a husband who drank."
In background information for the study, the researchers wrote that "studies consistently show that the married report lower levels of alcohol use than the nonmarried." But those studies never noted differences within marriage status, such as duration or whether a partner was previously married. And none have explained the underpinnings of a connection between marriage and alcohol.
Quantifying the difference
To try to fill those gaps, Reczek said she and colleagues looked at more than 5,000 records from the Wisconsin Longitudinal Study to clarify how marital status relates to alcohol use. Then they conducted in-depth interviews with 120 married, divorced, widowed and never-married men and women to look at the social underpinnings of the survey trends.
"Our survey results show that continuously divorced and recently widowed women consume fewer drinks that continuously married women," they wrote. "Our qualitative results suggest this occurs because men introduce and prompt women's drinking and because divorced women lose the influence of men's alcohol use" when the marriage fails.
The researchers counted the number of drinks each subject consumed in a month. And while they did not point to alcohol use as "good" or "bad," the background information noted that its use "significantly contributes to morbidity and mortality across the life course." The link between alcohol and health, they noted, has prompted public health officials to try to reduce overall levels of alcohol consumption and disparities in use across populations. "A significant body of research shows that marriage is one key social factor that promotes lower levels of alcohol use, especially for men."
Men drink more
Researchers found that men consume more drinks than women and a higher percentage of men reported having at least one drinking-related problem. Divorced women were more likely to report having at least one drinking-related problem than women who had long marriages.
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Latex generally are tricky to install, easy to damage while installing or removing a tire, and cannot be repaired quickly. But the advantages are considerable. Less rolling resistance (3-5 watts, supposedly), difficult to puncture, and when it does puncture the leak is very slow. I use latex all the time--these and Vittorias.
My only gripe about these tubes is the fact that the valve core isn't removable. The Vittoria latex valve core can be removed, however.
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These are great tubes for performance minded riders. They are light and shown to decrease rolling resistance but don't hold air as well and rubber tubes.
4 May 2015 by
Love these with vittoria and veloflex tires. Roll beautifully.
Latex tubes lose pressure faster than butyl so need to be inflated more frequently. No big deal. Just something to know.
10 April 2015 by
Just a nice, high quality product from a respected manufacturer for a decent price. Hard to complain.
3 April 2015 by
These really do have a fantastic feel IF you use them on a high end, supple and light tire. I am using them on Michelin Pro 4s and I can feel a difference. I would not spend the extra on my commuter bike
21 December 2014 by
These are nice tubes. Light and supple, they pair well with the Vittoria Open Corsa CX tires I picked up here. What else can I say; They are tubes and hold air well. Don't bleed off air too fast or too much when they sit.
9 December 2014 by
Occasionally I buy latex tubes, but they are more expensive, but they do ride smoother and the bike handles better. These tubes are high quality and I expect lots of miles on them
25 September 2014 by
Great tubes. Lighter better ride and in my experience more durable than butyl tubes. More expensive but worth it.
5 June 2014 by
After reading about latex tubes and the more comfortable ride they promise, I purchased these Michelin latex tubes from PBK. I am a convert. Aside from the need to inflate the tires with each ride, they deliver a more compliant ride at the same pressure as a butyle tube. I use these tubes with conti 4000s clinchers on Reynolds carbon wheels. PBK has great pricing and the Michelin latex tubes are high quality.
4 June 2014 by
I have found that a combination of good latex tubes, 25mm tires, slightly lower pressure (90-95 psi) and talcing the inside of the tires, is, knock on wood, the answer to pinch flats. From 2 or 3 pinch flats a year on normal paved roads, to zero in the past 18 months, and riding more and more on dirt roads, i haven't suffered a single flat. More than 3000 miles; the slight inconvenience of adding air daily is nothing compared to changing tires at the side of the road on a cold rainy day.
These tubes have worked perfectly. You do have to be careful of any roughness around the valve stem hole in your rims, as I have noted signs of wear here.
4 January 2014 by
Paul A
A smooth and sublime ride. These inner tubes provide a supremely soft road feel and brilliant puncture resistance. A bit quick on air loss, but check your tires every day and, no worries. Fine feel and good performance at an unbeatable price.
3 December 2013 by
I've been riding butyl tubes for years! And I finally tried these latex tubes (as per my coach) and they were amazing! The ride feel is much smoother and there is definitely less rolling resistance. The only downside was that these are more difficult to install than butyl tubes because they can flop around a bit - it wasn't an issue when I installed but if you are changing a flat during a race, I would stick with butyl.
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Prints up to 35 ppm
Maximum monthly print volume of up to 20,000 pages
Maximum paper capacity of up to 1,600 pages
Think BIG. Get 11" x 17" capabilities in a desktop solution.
The RICOH® Aficio SP 6330N delivers the speed, versatile paper supply and convenience to handle any job from envelopes to spreadsheets. Simple, yet sophisticated, the Ricoh Aficio SP 6330N combines long-lasting All-In-One print cartridge technology with professional solution support including remote device monitoring utilities, plus an array of advanced data security features like network authentication and user access codes.
Main Features
General Features
Add one or two optional 500-Sheet Paper Feed Units to the standard 500-Sheet Paper Tray and 100-Sheet Bypass Tray to support any combination of media types and sizes to meet every printing need
Eliminate outsourcing and speed job turnaround. Reliably print onto thick mediaup to 57 lb. Bond/120 lb. Index as well as transparencies, labels, card stocks and recycled papers to keep every job in-house
Print professional looking envelopes effortlessly. Load up to 10 envelopes via the Bypass Tray, or print quantities up to 50 at a time using the optional Envelope Feeder that installs inside the optional Paper Feed Unit
Keep the print queue moving with a powerful 466MHz processor and 256 MB RAM. Standard Ethernet connectivity allows every connected user to easily program print jobs with PCL or PostScript emulation using intuitive drivers
Tackle the toughest workloads with a high duty cycle and minimal maintenance requirements. The 500-Sheet Output Tray collects a full ream of paper to keep the page pipeline flowing
Enjoy both affordable hardware pricing and a competitive cost per page. This solution is the best value in its class of 11" x 17" black & white laser printers
Maximize uptime and streamline supply and support issues with high yield, 20,000-page All-In-One (AIO) print cartridge technology. Replace the front-loading AIO cartridge in seconds and eliminate the need for service calls.
Increase paper capacity without increasing footprint. The total front access design conserves valuable desk space for placement wherever you need efficient monochrome laser printing up to 11" x 17"
Activate the User Code feature to restrict device access, set volume limits and track printer usage for up to 200 employees
Leverage the power of your corporate data network to authenticate users against passwords stored in other enterprise directories for maximum security needs
Enable the Locked Print function to ensure files can only be output after the user inputs a 4 – 8 digit release code at the control panel for guaranteed confidentiality
Automate meter reading and fleet reporting tasks for multiple units installed across the building or across the country using the @Remote Intelligent Management System
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Laser beam scanning, electrophotographic printing with dual-component toner development
300 x 300 dpi, 600 x 600 dpi, 1200 x 1200 dpi
Print Speed (Letter)
35 pages-per-minute
First Print Speed
6.8 seconds or less
Warm-Up Time
19 seconds or less
Maximum Paper Size
11" x 17"
Standard Paper Supply
500-Sheet Tray + 100-Sheet Bypass Tray
Optional Paper Supply
500-Sheet Paper Feed Unit (1 or 2 may be installed)
Maximum Paper Capacity
1,600 sheets
Output Capacity
500 sheets
Paper Sizes
Standard Tray: 11" x 17", A3, B4, A4, B5 (JIS), A5, A6, Legal, Letter, HLT, Executive, Foolscap, Folio, 8K, 16K
Custom Size: Minimum: 3.54" x 5.83"; Maximum: 11.70" x 17.01" Bypass Tray: 11" x 17", A3, B4, A4, B5 (JIS), A5, A6, Legal, Letter, HLT, Executive, Foolscap, Folio, 8K, 16K Custom Size: Minimum: 2.52" x 5.83"; Maximum: 12.01"x 17.01" Opt. Paper Feed Unit:: 11" x 17", A3, B4, A4, B5 (JIS), A5, Legal, Letter, Executive, Foolscap, Folio, 8K, 16K
Paper Types
Standard Tray: 16 - 57 lb. Bond/ 120 lb. Index (60 - 216 g/m²) Bypass Tray: 14 - 57 lb. Bond/ 120 lb. Index (52 - 216 g/m@sup2;) Opt. Paper Feed Unit: 16 - 57 lb. Bond/120 lb. Index (60 - 216 g/m²)
Automatic Duplexing
Optional, Up to 11" x 17"/A3 17 – 28 lb. Bond (64 - 105 g/m2)
Dimensions (W x D x H)
18.82" x 17.2" x 15.9" (478 x 437 x 404 mm)
49.6 lb. (22.5 kg)*
*Includes standard paper tray and AIO, and power cable.
Power Requirements
120V, 60Hz
Power Consumption
880W Maximum
Energy Saver Mode: 3.9W
Safety Regulations
UL60950-1, FCC Part 15 Class B
Print Controller Specifications
256 MB RAM standard, 512 MB RAM maximum Optional 80 GB Hard Disk Drive
Standard Interfaces
USB 2.0, USB Host, Ethernet 10/100Base-TX
Optional Interfaces
IEEE 802.11a/g Wireless LAN, Gigabit Ethernet, IEEE 1284 Parallel
PCL: 45 fonts + 13 International fonts
Printer Languages/Drivers
PCL 5e, PCL 6, PostScript 3 emulation, PDF Direct Print & XPS
Printer Languages/Drivers
TCP/IP, AppleTalk, IPX/SPX*
Supported Environments
Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 7 Server 2003/2008/2008 R2 Mac OS 8.6 - 9.x, OS X v.10.1 - 10.6, Novell NetWare, Citrix Presentation Server, UNIX (Filter Phase 11), SAP R/3
Software Utilities
Web Image Monitor, DeskTopBinder – SmartDeviceMonitor for Client, Printer Utility for Mac, Font Manager 2000, @Remote, Embedded Software Architecture (ESA)
Supplies & Accessories
Controller Options
128 MB RAM DIMM (Type G)
Part # 402965
256 MB RAM DIMM (Type G)
Part # 414046
80 GB Hard Disk Drive (Type 2670)
Part # 406407
Gigabit Ethernet (Type A)
Part # 402547
VM Card (Type K)*
Part # 406535
Additional memory option of at least 256MB is required for the use of the SDK application
HDD Overwrite Security (Type L)
Part # 406426
IEEE 1284 (Type A)
Part # 411699
SD Card for Netware Printing (Type C) (Two SD card slots are available)
Part # 406627
Data Storage Card (Type A)
Part # 402627
HDD Encryption Unit (Type D)
Part # 403113
IPDS** (Type 6330)
Part # 406733
**Requires additional 128 MB RAM option. For
environments requiring enhanced functions
, 256 MB RAM option is recommended. For more advanced functionality, it is recommended the HDD option and/or additional 256 MB RAM is installed. The IPDS option will be available in April 2010. Please check with your local sales organization for the specific release date.
Hardware Accessories
Paper Feed Unit (PB 3090)
Part # 406617
Duplex Unit (Type AD610)
Part # 402343
Envelope Feeder (Type 610)*
Part # 402344
*Must be installed in an optional Paper Feed Unit.
Consumables and Yields
Black All-In-One Cartridge 20,000 pages*
Part # 406628
*Declared yield values based on ISO/IEC 19752.
Maintenance Unit 90,000 pages
Part # 406720
Actual yields may vary based on types of images printed and other factors.
This printer ships with an All-In-One print cartridge yielding 6,000 pages.
All other consumables ship at full yield.
Workflow Solutions
Advanced Capture
Streamline NX
Device Management
@Remote Enterprise Pro
@Remote Office & @Remote Office 1000
Forms Creation / Variable Data & Host Printing
FlexRelease CX
Card Authentication Package
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Use the Job Reset key. When the printer is online, press to cancel a current job.
• Provides users with the ability to cancel a current job directly at the printer, saving toner and supplies for incorrect or unwanted page volumes in case of error.
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Use the Job Reset key. When the printer is online, press to cancel a current job.
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Menu states the envelope feeder is lowered, how do I to raise it?
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There is an envelope lever that must be lowered to print envelopes and then raised again to print standard (non-folded) paper. This lever is on the back of the printer. You can learn more about this in the user guide which you can download at
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Ha! Ha! she is in great demand :) Lovely photo :) Regards, Anita
Oh, she's an excellent mommy! She is beautiful and all of the seven cutie pies are very lucky! They are all so cute!
Great photo!
Perfect moment! Cute and colourful dogs!
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Wow!Poor mommydog!
Jean, Thank you so much. By the way, there are eight of the puppies :) It's easy to count them by their tails. Greetin from Annie
FlinstoneRO, you are absolutely right. But they were not alone, a nice daddydog was with them :) Thank you
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...and (nearly) everyone in a different colour! :) Best wishes..helki
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Fox News spent a good portion of today running wild with the GOP talking point that the Congressional Budget Office undermined its December 19 and 20 estimates that the Senate's health care reform bill would reduce deficits by $132 billion during the first 10 years, with continued deficit reductions in the ensuing decades.
For example, FoxNews.com advanced the Republican spin under the headline, "Senators cite new budget letter to argue health care bill will hike deficit."
Problem for Fox News: The Congressional Budget Office actually reaffirmed its support for its estimate. Sen. Max Baucus noted on the Senate floor that day that he had received an email from CBO standing behind the earlier figure and explicitly stating that the memo pushed by Republicans and Fox News did not alter the earlier estimate:
BAUCUS: CBO says, CBO and the staff at the Joint Committee on Taxation estimate that the legislation would reduce the federal budget deficit by $132 billion during the ensuing period. Next, CBO expects the legislation will reduce federal budget deficits during the decade beyond 2019 relative to those projected under current law with a total effect during that decade in a broad range of one-quarter percent and one-half percent of GDP. Of course, we know that's about $650 billion to $1.3 trillion. That's CBO. Today.
From the front page of FoxNews.com at 7:04 pm ET:
O Tannen-Mao? The right-wing's White House Christmas tree freak-out
Fox's straight news show runs with Breitbart's ridiculous White House ornaments scoop
Boy, David Weigel at the Washington Independent really nails this one, as he details the on-going absurdity of the media's decision to take seriously Palin's Facebook postings (which she may or may not even write herself), and to cover them as news. To not only cover them as news, but to allow Palin to also stiff journalists with her on-going refusal to submit herself to a single question from an actual political reporter.
Instead, Palin (or somebody working for Palin), posts something on Facebook, all Wizard of Oz-like, and the Beltway press dutifully types it up as news. Because hey, that's how the political press always treats losing VP candidates, right?
You have to give Palin credit (I guess), since she's managed to create a whole new media space for herself which allows her to stay in the news without ever have to answer a single reporter's question. Of course, I'm guessing if she were a prominent Democrat and uniformly stiffed the Beltway press corps like that, she'd get hammered. (How dare she?!) But instead, reporters dutifully pass along Palin's online postings and news and pretend it's not unusual that a high-profile Republican refuses to speak with reporters.
Writes Weigel:
The media's indulgence of Palin's strategy — which often results in pure stenography of press releases that may or may not have been written by her — is ridiculous, bordering on pathetic.
Sometimes a headline says it all:
Pretty good distillation of WND's worldview, isn't it? The word gays in scare-quotes, the premise that "cooperating" with gay people is fundamentally inconsistent with being a conservative.
The article begins:
A viral alarm spreading among conservatives that the American Conservative Union is accepting homosexual sponsorship for its annual Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington is not the first indication that the organization is stepping away from its conservative foundations, based on an invitation from CPAC to WND a few months ago.
Oh, no! Not "homosexual sponsorship"! (WND describes the sponsor in question as "GOProud, which calls itself 'the only national organization for gay conservatives and their allies.'")
Interestingly, while WND is up in arms about a group of gay conservatives co-sponsoring CPAC, the article doesn't raise any concerns about another event co-sponsor: The John Birch Society.
Which isn't to say CPAC's "cooperation with 'gays'" is WND's only complaint. They're also miffed that CPAC doesn't seem to have much interest in allowing WND's Joseph Farah to peddle his Birther conspiracy theories at the event:
Joseph Farah, WND's chief executive officer and founder, said he received an invitation from CPAC's Lisa DePasquale for WND to be a cosponsor for the 2010 event, scheduled Feb. 18-20, and he responded with a brief private e-mail suggesting an interest in discussing the issue of President Obama's eligibility to hold office at the event.
"Never heard back from her - not even a polite acknowledgement of receipt of my e-mail," he said. "But months later she offered to an interviewer from the L.A. Times, among others, that CPAC 'turned me down.'"
So to sum up: WorldNetDaily thinks CPAC should exclude gays but include Birchers and Birthers.
When you get past Howard Kurtz's weird obsession with Tiger Woods, and his clumsy attempts to link Woods and President Obama, there's another problem with his piece today about Obama's race. Take a look:
I have no doubt that no matter how deep a hole Obama digs himself, African Americans, who are already the most loyal Democratic group, will remain his fiercest defenders. The latest Gallup tracking poll puts black support of the president at 90 percent -- just where it was after the inauguration. White support for Obama, by contrast, is at 42 percent.
See what Kurtz did there? He used white opinion as his baseline. In Kurtz's formulation, the fact that white support for Obama is at only 42 percent means that Obama has dug himself a hole. But African Americans support him anyway, despite his failings. White support for Obama, in this construct, is the impartial baseline against which Kurtz assesses Obama's "true" performance as president -- he has dug himself a hole. And since African American opinion of his performance doesn't reflect that "true" assessment, African Americans will fiercely defend Obama no matter what.
Kurtz's formulation is simply a subtler version of Chris Matthews' tendency to use the phrase "regular folks" when he means "white folks."
Later, Kurtz wrote:
[T]his is a striking formulation:
"The only thing I cannot do is, by law I can't pass laws that say I'm just helping black folks. I'm the president of the entire United States. What I can do is make sure that I am passing laws that help all people, particularly those who are most vulnerable and most in need. That, in turn, is going to help lift up the African American community."
In other words, Obama argues, good politics generally is good black politics as well.
Well, no. Obama is talking about policy, not politics. It isn't surprising that a Washington Post reporter would conflate the two, but it is disappointing.
Reporting on Sarah Palin's response to Politifact naming her claim that Democratic health care bills contain a "death panel" the 2009 "Lie of the Year," Politico's Ben Smith suggests that it's possible that this has all been a big misunderstanding:
She was talking about, she now says, the Medicare Advisory Board, in combination with forecasted declines in Medicare spending:
In the haze of confusion over this issue, some of Palin's defenders had equated her words with a measure, since dropped, to provide of end-of-life counseling.
Contrary to Smith's suggestion, back in September, when asked what Palin was referring to when she said that under reform, "Obama's 'death panel' " would "decide" whether her parents or her son Trig, who has Down syndrome, were "worthy of health care," Palin spokeswoman Meghan Stapleton responded in an email to ABC's Jake Tapper: "From HR3200 p. 425 see 'Advance Care Planning Consultation'."
That is, of course, the very provision serial health care misinformer Betsy McCaughey had referred to in claiming that the House health care reform bill would "absolutely require" end-of-life counseling for seniors "that will tell them how to end their life sooner." The media subsequently debunked McCaughey and Palin's claims more than 40 times.
Either Palin's own spokesperson was caught up in that same "haze of confusion"... or Palin is cynically changing her definitions in an attempt to preserve her credibility.
Oh, and the Medicare Advisory Board isn't a "death panel" either.
UPDATE: Smith responds, calling my argument "pretty convincing."
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Washington Post Tiger Beat columnist Howard Kurtz just can't get Tiger Woods out of his mind:
And for all the heated rhetoric being thrown at him [President Obama] these days -- socialist, sellout, soporific, yadda yadda yadda -- I don't think anyone has accused him of a racial approach to politics. People want to know what he's doing about unemployment and health care and climate change. In a very real sense, he seems to have transcended race.
(I was going to make a Tiger Woods analogy here, but at the moment that seems like a decidedly bad idea.)
Kurtz isn't the first media figure to inexplicably link Obama and Woods:
Newsmax's Ponte compares Obama to Tiger Woods: "eager to give cold cash to get hot love" at climate change conference
Fox Nation: "Why Obama Is Worse Than Tiger?"
And, of course, New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd strained to find similarity between Tiger Woods and White House social secretary Desiree Rogers, coming up with some drivel about both of them being entitled swans.
I'm still waiting for a media figure to compare a white political figure to Tiger. Maybe John Ensign? Both (allegedly) offered hush money to keep affairs quiet. But I guess some journalists think that's a bit of a stretch -- not like the obvious similarities between Woods and Rogers.
Here's today's news headline:
GOP unlikely to derail health care passage
Gee, you don't say.
What's so odd is that the headline is indicative of the way the press has portrayed the GOP throughout the health reform legislative process. Meaning, the Beltway press keeps pretending the GOP is a player, that the GOP is relevant to the health care reform. That the GOP could somehow "derail" the legislation.
The truth for months, of course, has been that Republicans members of Congress have been spectators, albeit heckling spectators. The GOP is in such a deep minority status that members don't have the votes to "derail" anything, even if virtually every member opposed health care reform, which is the case.
Yet the the press (cue USA Today) keeps pretending the GOP is right in the thick of things. That the GOP is somehow engaged in the process. That GOP leaders are knee-deep in negotiations. Instead, the GOP, having adopted a radical obstructionist strategy, has offered no tangible support and no real alternatives. Like I said, legislatively Republicans are bystanders in the health care debate. (Just like they were with the stimulus bill.)
So why do reporters pretend otherwise?
The latest setbacks:
A Congressional Research Service report commissioned by the House Judiciary Committee says ACORN hasn't violated any federal regulations the last five years.
The report, released by Judiciary Chairman John Conyers' (D-Mich.) staff Tuesday evening, also reports that the undercover filmmakers that allegedly caught employees of the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now breaking the law may have violated state law in their filming operation.
Separately Tuesday, a New York federal judge rejected a motion from the Justice Department to reconsider a decision that ruled a bill that stopped funding for ACORN as an unconstitutional bill of attainder.


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The World on Our Hearts SEND Last week we looked at one familiar verse from the gospel of John that reminds us of how God sees the world: JOHN 3:16 The word whoever in that verse reminds us that God looks at the world individually. Every person in the world … each of the 7 billion is important to God. The word perish reminds us that when God looks at each individual, He sees lots of them as lost people. God sees a lot of people who are harassed and helpless like sheep without a shepherd wandering around aimlessly on their way to destruction. But then there's the word loved. God so loved the world. As the Lord looks on all of those lost people, God sees loved ones. God loves every person in the world… and God wants us to love them too. That's why Jesus gave the mission to His church to go and make disciples of all nations. Now, like we talked about last week, fulfilling that mission requires the Church to reach beyond where it is already established. Obviously, if the church only reaches the culture where it already exists, then we'll never make disciples of all nations. That's why the first word of Jesus' mission is GO. Now, in order for the church to GO make disciples we need two types of people. Turn in your Bibles to Romans chapter 10. In Romans 10:12-15, Paul mentions two categories of people who are necessary to go make disciples of all nations. ROMANS 10:12-13 … By the way, that applies to all of us. Everyone means us. Like I mentioned last week, we all have the same problem. We've all inherited a moral disease called sin … and sin impacts the way we live, and sin also impacts the way we die. But "God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son" … The Father sent His Son Jesus to die on a cross … to pay the penalty for our sin … so that "whoever believes in Him should not perish but have eternal live." If you don't know for sure that you are personally saved from sin, verse 13 says that all you need to do is to call on the name of the Lord. In other words, all you need to do is to say to God, "Lord, please save me." 1 Back to Romans 10:13 … ROMANS 10:13-15 As I said a minute ago, these verses remind us of two categories of people who are necessary to take the gospel to all nations. The first category is mentioned in verse 14. If anyone is going to believe, he first needs to hear the good news about Jesus. But, in order to hear the good news, people need what? [a preacher] The word "preacher" here doesn't necessarily mean someone who does what I do. Instead it's talking about anybody who will tell the good news about Jesus. So, the first category is preachers or speakers. The second category of people is in verse 15. What does it take for preachers or speakers to be able to go to places where people have not yet heard the gospel? [senders – people to send those who will tell others] So, to get the gospel to the ends of the earth we need both speakers and senders. Now, when it comes to taking the good news about Jesus to the whole world, every Christian should fall into one of those two categories. In other words, in order to get the gospel to the whole world, God has either called you to be one who goes somewhere else to speak the good news, or God has called you to help send other people who will go somewhere else. By the way, which of those two categories of people do you think is the greatest need today – speakers or senders? How many think the greatest need is for more speakers – more people who will go to other cultures with the gospel? How many think the greatest need is for more senders? Obviously, we need more of both, but we often think that the greatest need is for more people who are willing to go to another culture to tell people the good news about Jesus. But actually, the need is greater for committed senders. One reason for that is because it usually takes anywhere from fifty to a hundred senders to support one missionary or missionary family. 2 Believe it or not, over the last 40 years in the United States, there have been more people who are willing to take the gospel around the world than there have been people to send them. For example, every three years, Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship sponsors a World Missions conference on the campus of the University of Illinois at Urbana. The last one was this past December and the next will be in December of 2012. Typically between 15,000 and 20,000 young adults attend that conference every time it's held. Each time that conference is held, several hundred young men and women make a commitment to leave their homes here in the United States to take the gospel to other cultures around the world. But, do you know the greatest obstacle these people face to actually doing that? Their greatest obstacle is getting enough Christians here who will support them to go there. And then for those who actually do make it to another part of the world, one of their greatest challenges is maintaining a support team that will keep them there. So, the weakest link in world evangelization today is not speakers. A weaker link is committed senders. So, this morning I want to talk about some of what we can do to be a team of committed senders. As you read through the New Testament, you see that the early churches supported those who were taking the gospel to the world in four key ways. PRAYER The first way those churches supported missionaries like the apostle Paul was through prayer. Turn to Acts chapter 13. In Acts 13, we see one of the first examples of a church intentionally sending some of its own members to take the good news about Jesus far beyond its natural sphere of influence. ACTS 13:1-4 There are a number of interesting things in these verses, but the main thing I want you to see this morning is that this idea to send these guys out was birthed in what was probably a prayer meeting, and then they sent them out with prayer. 3 So, right from the beginning, Saul and Barnabas were committed to God in prayer. What do you think these folks might have prayed about? [ get their thoughts] God's guidance Opportunities to share the good news about Jesus Safety Empowered by the Holy Spirit People responding We don't know for sure, but my guess is that these are the kinds of things people prayed for Saul and Barnabas as they sent them out. Let's read on and see what happened: ACTS 13:4-12 So, what do we see here? I'll bet that one thing we see here is the answer to a lot of prayers for Barnabas and Paul. The book of Acts doesn't tell us that the people back in Antioch continued to pray for Paul and Barnabas. My guess is that they did. But whether they did or not, we do know that others prayed for Paul as he ministered around the Mediterranean region. For example, as Paul begins his second letter to the Corinthian church, he mentions the fact that he and his companions faced some life threatening situations while they were ministering, and yet the Lord delivered them. Then Paul goes on to say that he was confident that God would continue to deliver them. … Here's why Paul had that confidence? "And He will deliver us again, you also joining in helping us by prayer, so that many will give thanks on our behalf for the blessing granted us through the prayers of many." 2 Corinthians 1:10- 11 You see the same thing in Paul's letter to the Philippians. When Paul wrote that letter, he was in prison for preaching the gospel. But even though that was the case, Paul was confident that everything would turn out OK. " … for I know that this will turn out for my deliverance through your prayers and the provision of the Spirit of Jesus Christ …" Philippians 1:19 So, Paul was confident that the Lord would continue to take care of him because people were praying for him. Now, every missionary or ministry today needs prayer just like Paul did. In fact, the most significant investment a committed sender can make is to pray for those whom we send. 4 J. O. Fraser was a missionary leader of several generations back. He once wrote this: "Many of us cannot reach the mission fields on our feet, but we can reach them on our knees. Solid, lasting missionary work is accomplished by prayer, whether offered in China, India, or the United States." In other words, you can have an impact anywhere in the world through prayer. So, that's the first job of a committed sender – to pray for the people we send. Now, remember last week I highlighted the people and ministries we are currently partnering with. These are the folks we are helping to send. Where we are: CareNet, Camp Berea, Rumney Bible Conference, Elsewhere in our nation: Julie Savage – Camp Redcloud Nearby cross-culture: Eric & Sarah Lovejoy - Chi Alpha at PSU Far cross-cultural: Short-term (Rachel Bandi, Kristina Green, Josh Ingram), Compassion International, Samaritan's Purse – Operation Christmas Child Next Sunday morning we are going to take the time to pray for each of these people and ministries. In order to do that, I would like someone to volunteer to contact each person or ministry prior to next Sunday to let them know that we will be praying specifically for them next week and also to ask for one or two things that are important for us to pray at this time. I have a paper for each ministry with their contact information. So, let me go down the list and get a volunteer for each one. [Get volunteers.] So, the first job of a committed sender is to pray for the people we send. GIVING A second way the people of the early churches supported those they sent out was through sacrificial financial giving. As Paul begins his letter to the Philippian church, he thanks God because these people participated with him in the spread of the gospel (Philippians 1:3-5). Now, how did the people of Philippi participate in Paul's ministry? Well, as you read the fourth chapter of Paul's letter, you see that one of the main ways these people participated in Paul's ministry was through their financial giving. "And you yourselves also know, Philippians, that at the first preaching of the gospel, after I departed from Macedonia, no church shared with me in the matter of giving and receiving but you alone; for even in Thessalonica you sent a gift more than once for my needs." Philippians 4:15-16 5 So, a committed sender also invests financially to help support people who are taking the gospel around the world. Last year New Hope Fellowship invested over $9,000 in the ministries that we listed on the screen a minute ago, and we hope to grow that investment in the years ahead. Now, obviously, that's a lot of money to give to other ministries … a lot of money that we could probably find a use for around here . So, why do we do that? Turn in your Bibles to 2 Corinthians chapter 9. In chapter 8 of this letter, Paul encouraged the Corinthian church to be involved in a project to raise money for other churches who were struggling financially. As Paul continues that discussion, he says this in chapter 9: 2 CORINTHIANS 9:1-15 So, Paul encourages these folks to give. And what does Paul say will happen if they do? [Get their thoughts.] There are two main reasons that the elders want to make sure that we keep sending out some of what comes in to New Hope Fellowship through our giving: 1. God will be blessed by the people we give to. (9:11-13) 2. God will bless New Hope Fellowship so we can give more. (9:-11) Those are two reasons why a committed sender invests financially to help support people who are taking the gospel around the world. ENCOURAGING Then, a third way the early church supported their missionaries was through an ongoing ministry of encouragement. For example, in Philippians chapter 2 you can read about a man named Epaphroditus. Epaphroditus was from Philippi. In addition to supporting Paul financially, the church in Philippi also sent one of their own to help Paul for a period of time. That was one of the ways that the churches encouraged Paul. They sent people to help him. There are a number of ways that we can encourage the people we send as well. Like what? In addition to prayer and financial support, what might we do to encourage the people and ministries we support? [get responses] Volunteer help for local ministries Write personal letters or emails 6 Help them with communications to the rest of their support team (i.e. do the work of sending out prayer letters) Collect and send needed supplies Visit them to help So, the third responsibility of a committed sender is to do practical things to encourage the people we send. STAY INFORMED There's one other thing a committed sender should do in order to effectively do the three things we've looked at so far … and that is to stay informed. It's tough to pray, give, and encourage if we don't know what's going on. When you read the New Testament, you see that the apostle Paul did a pretty good job keeping people informed about what was going on in his ministry. Acts chapter 14 tells us that when Paul and Barnabas returned from their first ministry trip, they gathered the church that sent them out … gathered the church together and told them all the things that God had done and how God had opened a door of faith to the Gentiles (Acts 14:27). As you read Paul's letters, you also see that this was one of the reasons for Paul's letters. Paul wrote so that folks would know what was going on in order to pray for him and help out in other ways. Now, Paul wrote letters to inform these people of what was going on with him, but they still needed to read them and respond to what Paul wrote. And the same is true for us. Typically, the people who are involved in the ministries we support do a pretty good job putting out the same kind of information for us. The challenge for us is to read and focus on the information they give us. A NEXT STEP So, I have a suggestion to help us with that challenge. Look again at the individuals and ministries we support. Where we are: CareNet, Camp Berea, Rumney Bible Conference, Elsewhere in our nation: Julie Savage – Camp Redcloud Nearby cross-culture: Eric & Sarah Lovejoy - Chi Alpha at PSU Far cross-cultural: Short-term (Rachel Bandi, Kristina Green, Josh Ingram), Compassion International, Samaritan's Purse – Operation Christmas Child There are ten individuals or ministries on our list. … but none of us can stay informed of what's going on with ten different ministries. But you could keep up with one. 7 So, I encourage each of us to do this: Choose one of the missionaries or ministries on this list and adopt them as your missionary for the next year. So, for the next year, you're going to be part of the team from New Hope Fellowship that helps send the person or ministry you choose. Stay informed of what's going on with this ministry. To help you do that, I've copied the contact information for all of these people and ministries and put them on the back table. If you contact that ministry and ask them to keep you updated, they will do that. Commit to pray for your missionary or ministry regularly. Put these folks on your prayer list if you have one. Pray for these folks when we have our prayer times on Sunday mornings. Give what you can to help support your missionary financially. As I mentioned earlier, some of what we all give to New Hope Fellowship goes toward supporting these ministries. So, all of us are giving something toward these ministries. But you may also want to give directly to the ministry you adopt in addition to what we give as a church. Then finally, look for ways to practically encourage your missionaries like we talked about a few minutes ago. So, I encourage you to adopt one of our missionaries as your own. That's one way we can turn up the intensity of our radar screen like I talked about last week to see more clearly some of what God is doing out there, beyond our natural circle of contact. A man named Tom Steller wrote this in a book entitled Let the Nations be Glad: "We must either go out for the sake of his name, or we must send and support such people who do, and do so in a manner worthy of God. . . . The name of God is at stake in how we treat our missionaries. God is glorified when we support them substantially with our prayers, our money, our time, and in myriad other practical ways. God is not glorified when our missionaries are simply a name on the back of the church bulletin or a line item in the budget." I think the Lord will be honored through New Hope Fellowship even more if we increase our focus on the people and places where the Lord has led us to invest. 8
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