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Hi All. For mine its a Circumsion of the HEART , as the Flesh Profits Nothing.We read the account That Timothy's dad was a Greek...was this just polotics?Act 16:1 Then came he to Derbe and Lystra: and, behold, a certain disciple was there, named Timotheus, the son of a certain woman, which was a Jewess, and believed; but his father [was] a Greek: Act 16:2 Which was well reported of by the brethren that were at Lystra and Iconium. Act 16:3 Him would Paul have to go forth with him; and took and circumcised him because of the Jews which were in those quarters: for they knew all that his father was a Greek. Act 16:4 And as they went through the cities, they delivered them the decrees for to keep, that were ordained of the apostles and elders which were at Jerusalem Comments ?BlessingsTaffy
I remember when the Lord touched me and I felt so free and then fear hit me because others (under the law) were throwing boulders at me, not rocks. If they could they would pick up a mountain and throw it at me .
You know Seeker, I know you were joking, but a truth hit me when I read it.....they basically had to prove they were in covenant with God before the Jews would receive them to speak. The same is going to be required of the sons of God; they are going to have to "prove" they have had their heart circumcised in the "8th day", bringing them in covenant with God the Father before He will allow them to speak to the ones that are still under the law = everyone else. If you know what the circumcision actually is that He's talking about, it underscores the fact that many will come in His name, but they won't have the "credentials" to prove it. It's not Christ who says, "Get away from Me, I never knew you. He was only speaking what He heard the FATHER speak!WOW....this blessed me. Thank you Lord. God is going to have such "fun" with this; tearing down the strongholds and displaying His power and glory at long last to a dying creation. Blessings to you.......
Initially the Church was almost entirely Jewish. Having been raised in that culture the early believers naturally followed their customs as they embraced the gospel and were led of the Spirit in their day to day lives. It took about 20 years before the issue of Mosaic circumcision versus the grace of God in Christ matured. To a large extent this prompted the first book of the N.T., Galatians, to be written in about 49 AD. It is still arguably the single most important book for the Church. What you find in the story of Paul is he was never free again once he went back under the law, taking a Nazarite vow. Quite literally, he was under arrest. It seems too he was overly independent, a law unto himself, in his desire to witness to Ceasar, the source of secular law. The Lord through the brethren had warned him repeatedly; but, when he wouldn't be deterred, it became a prophecy that was fulfilled: he was taken in bonds to Rome. You'll notice a similar thing in the story of James. When Cephas came to Antioch, which was a "free for all" kinda church compared to Jerusalem, he had been eating with the gentile brothers there but withdrew when some others came from James. (Ga 2:11-13) Paul publicly withstood Cephas (or, Peter) to the face saying he wasn't walking according to the gospel. The point I want to make is the influence James seems to have had to stay under the law and traditions of Israel. Then notice that he was the first of the apostles to be arrested and murdered for his testimony of Jesus.
Why did Paul circumcise Timothy? Because they were keeping true to the real faith, bless God! And we're all a bunch of backslidden Hell bound sinners that need to stick the ol' flesh on the choppin' block or we're all going to burn in Hell forever and ever and ever and ever!!! YOU HEAR ME, YOU ROTTEN SINNERS??!!!!!!!!!Anyway, jokes aside, if Timothy didn't feel compelled to be circumcised as someone indicated that Paul claims, then that must have been quite the spectacle watching Paul chase Timothy with a knife until he caught him!!So much for "Just as I am, without one plea..."Would a good answer for this one be that because there wasn't enough water present for Paul to baptized Timothy, so in the absense of water - uh... things got ugly? The devil made him do it????Bad translation?????Paul misread the Great Commission in Matthew and went about Circumcising in the Name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit???? Ouch! Keep me out of that beep revival meeting!! You may have been circumcised, but were you really circumcised??? Was it in the Name of Jesus, or in the Name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit????? If it wasn't done right, you'll have to be re-circumcised.For your pledge of $58 a month......(no, I'm not going to even go there!!)The simple answer to this one may be that Paul wasn't omnicient and didn't have all of the answers and was still working it out, and perhaps the screams of Timothy let him know that this can't possibly be what the Holy Spirit meant. I mean, come on!! Timothy just screamed louder than Stephen ever did!!!!!!!!!!
Poor guys in those days, go figure.
I witness what you said Taffy.....he did it so as not to be a stumblingblock to his brethren. Once overcome in us, anything has no power over us anymore, which enables us to take on the appearance of sinful flesh with no sin being imputed. He's made this life in me. Blessings to you.........
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Television footage showed Bosingwa laughing as he made his way towards the players' tunnel after the final whistle, but Redknapp has defended his player.
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By Darrel from USA on 2013-04-09 14:39:13Things I liked:Bought this for my son for his 14th birthday. He wanted an AEG and I looked for something that wouldn't break the bank. Caught it on sale and combined with a 10% off coupon it more than fit the bill. Shoots hard and accurate. Outstanding value, plus it looks really cool.
Things I would have changed:Rail for mounting accessories is a little short, but this is due to the guns's compact size. I could see mounting a grip there, but that would be about it. Other than that I wouldn't change a thing.
What others should know:Did have to get a second gun. The day after we got the first gun the safety switch quit working. Called Pyramyd Air and they had a replacement at the front door within a week. Have had no problems with the new gun. As with anything, sometimes you'll get one with a problem.
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By cyrus from USA on 2012-03-25 15:06:54Things I liked:it is very realistic how u rock in the mag also the hop up is pretty sweet it's cool how it's almost all metal and great accuracy
Things I would have changed:Make it come with a rail fer a scope
What others should know:Buy a rail
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Though backed by the Governor, Deedee Vaughters' campaign to unseat longtime incumbent Nikki Setzler in Senate District 26 has fallen well short.
Vaughters' Republican-backed campaign made great waves across the Palmetto State, but they could not wash Setzler out of office.
The district spans portions of Aiken, Calhoun, Lexington and Saluda counties. Redistricting last year has further extended the district that was once mostly in the Wagner-Salley area into a larger portion of Aiken County that now snakes its way into parts of downtown Aiken.
With absentee ballots outstanding, more than 60 percent of Aiken County voters had backed Setzler, who has held the seat since 1976.
Aiken resident Vaughters spoke of her sadness with the Aiken results.
"I am disappointed but feel proud of my efforts and the race I ran," Vaughters said.
However, she did not give up hope until around 11 p.m. When, with a one-word text message, she answered the question whether she would concede.
"Yes," she said from what was supposed to be a "Victory Party" in West Columbia.
Setzler campaigned saying he was the best candidate to create jobs, citing his efforts to bring Amazon to the Palmetto State and the 2,000-plus jobs the company has promised to move to the state by the end of next year.
As well as S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley, Vaughters had several influential endorsements in her campaign, including Sen. Tom Davis, R-Beaufort, and powerhouse blogger Will Folks and his site Fitsnews.com
In addition to serving in the Senate, Setzler has chaired the Senate Education Committee from 1998 until 2000. He was also a Cayce City Judge from 1974 until 1976 and has served as an attorney in Springdale and West Columbia.
Setzler is a founding partner of Setzler & Scott, P.A., is a father of four children and married to Ada Jane.
Setzler said his priority is jobs, citing his efforts to bring Amazon to the Palmetto State and the 2,000-plus jobs the company has promised to move to the state by the end of next year.
Vaughters, a University of South Carolina graduate, who is a partner in her husband's private medical practice and owner of 1-800 GOT-JUNK franchise, is the mother of three and married to Bauer.
She has been a member of the S.C. Policy Council, which she describes as being a watchdog nonprofit to pull back the curtain on politics in the legislature.
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Off the Ice: Is it time to trade Keith Yandle?
We're one-quarter of the way through the 2013 Phoenix Coyotes season and looking at the same question from last season: should the Coyotes look to trade defenseman Keith Yandle?
It's really a sticky situation, but for right now the Coyotes would be better off retaining Yandle's services for the remainder of the 2013.
While Yandle has his struggles, it's impossible to deny his offensive potency. He's one of the fastest D-men in the league and draws attention whenever he's on the ice. He averages just under 30 points per season and has plenty of steam in his legs to stay on the ice for power plays.
In the Coyotes' defense-first system, Yandle has noticeably improved. A few seasons ago, it was not unusual to see him take a bad line or overcommit to a play, effectively leading to an odd-man rush for the opponent. Fast forward to this season, and those mistakes are rare. He seems to have taken the teachings of head coach Dave Tippett to heart and knows his role: defend, then score. Not the other way around.
A majority of the NHL would give up a lot for a defenseman like Yandle. Most teams rely on a certain forward to establish a play in the offensive zone. A combination of that same player and Yandle would be enough to make the everyday GM drool. Coyotes fans saw this last season when Yandle was combined on the power play with Ray Whitney.
Don't get me wrong, Yandle hasn't had an amazing season. He hasn't even had a decent season. The Coyotes assistant captain has made noticeable mental errors on the puck that have resulted in turnovers, most of which are extremely dangerous given Yandle's position on the point. He's also taken some frankly stupid penalties -- like several unsportsmanlike conduct calls -- when his team needs his leadership on the ice.
Would the Coyotes be tempted to trade Yandle? At some point in the future, maybe. But in the lockout-shortened season, the trade value is low. A player of Yandle's caliber would require a large return of at least a top-six forward and a pick or prospect. A decent trade to be certain, but the lockout has increased the injury potential to a lot of players. Yandle rarely misses a game and it would be very unlike general manager Don Maloney to take a risk on a guy who may miss ice time (Matthew Lombardi aside).
When it comes down to it, the Coyotes could consider a trade for Yandle at a later date, but why trade now when return could be poor and, at 26, Yandle still has plenty of time to grow? There's something said for the man who can play a patient waiting game with his players and there are few better than Don Maloney.
Personally, I don't feel that a string of bad play is enough to trade a player. Frustrating? Yes. Infuriating? At times. Reason for a trade? Hardly.
The rumor mill is going to pick up as we approach the April 3 trade deadline, but I don't foresee Yandle going anywhere. Embrace him, Coyotes fans. That assistant captain is going to be around a while, because bad play alone won't lead to Yandle's exit.


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The Sept. 29 event is scheduled from noon until 2 p.m.
Bookstore owner Kema Clark said Wood called her a few weeks ago about carrying his book here in her store, so she asked him to send her a couple of copies, which he did. She said she has already sold one of the books. Clark sent him a note telling him she wished she had asked him to sign the books before sending them to her.
"He wrote back and said he had an even better idea. His daughter goes to school at Valdosta State, and he's traveling from Connecticut to see her this coming weekend. He asked what I thought about him coming by the bookstore to sign books for a couple of hours on Saturday. Of course, I thought it was an awesome idea, so he'll be here Saturday," Clark said.
Wood was born in Georgia and raised in Savannah. He has had careers as a special ops helicopter pilot and as an emerging markets fixed income sales trader. The author now believes that such combined threats to the sustainability of the United States as an economic and political power are very real.
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Harwood Union students will present "Stories of Hope: A Journey to Rwanda," offering personal stories of students' experiences in the African nation.
On May 1, students with the Baye Fall Drummers featuring Gordon Stone will be at the Green Mountain Coffee visitor center in Waterbury at 6:30 p.m. for the event.
Harwood Union students have recently returned from the fifth visit to Rwanda.
"Harwood Union's journey to Rwanda is about the personal stories of the people living in this picturesque land. The stories are what captivate us and inspire us to return each year as a group, sometimes individually, and serve the country's community," explained teacher Steve Rand.
"If you were to watch Harwood students in action while in Rwanda, you'd find students leading classroom activities that bridge cultural divides at partner schools; they teach English or art; they engage in ethnographic research; and they work on a sustainable garden, started last year," he continued.
"At other instances you may find students documenting interviews of Rwanda students with video that are used as a needs assessment for future projects or documenting stories and visiting sites about the 1994 genocide. Students also visit coffee plantations and interview coffee-growing families, who produce coffee purchased by Green Mountain Coffee Roasters," he explained.
By Celia Cadwell
Any Vermonter knows two things about blackberries. They ripen in August, and when you go to pick them you must be prepared to bear the wounds that come from the hairy thorns of the battle of the blackberry brambles.
Every Vermonter I know has their own spot to pick blackberries. I have four spots. Three of the spots are visible from the kitchen window; that way my mom could keep an eye on us. This was the rule -- whenever we picked, my brother and I always had to be visible from the kitchen window. But there is a fourth spot that even to this day neither my mom nor my brother knows about.
It is in this place where sharp thickets form a fortress wall that in its nature surrounds the brambles, which, with their hair-like thorns, protect the soft succulent blackberries. It is here where the berries are juiciest, ripest and wild where I find my hands fill the quickest. The berries themselves grow from arching canes, miniature Indian corn. Each seed a berry of its own.
One by one I pop them into my mouth, their juice explodes, some escaping my throat but not my shirt. Sitting in this spot on the canopy floor, however, seeds of thought grow toward uncomfortable places I no longer want to hold so close. These seeds take me to a green, hilly countryside far from this spot of innocence.
In Rwanda's lush and hilly landscape the soil is stained red with the blood of genocide. Here in the village of Murambi, while the rest of my group, ten classmates and teachers from Vermont, move down the road toward the village classrooms to look inside their open doors, I hesitate, shuffle my feet, creating a red cloud of dust.
An old man approaches me with a wrinkled weathered face. The first thing I notice is his eyes. They smile at me, open, yet dark as if a storm came over and never lifted. Above his left eye, nickel-sized, a scar shaped like a sunken crater. It is the hole from a bullet wound covered by smooth, scarred skin, and I notice that he caresses his fingers back and forth over the scar.
The old man reads my hesitation. Does he see my nervousness, my fingers stroking, twisting my bottom lip? He takes my hand in his. This man who survived tumult and tragedy that I will never understand, who witnessed hate and violence I will never experience, walks with me through a graveyard of despair.
Stopping at one open classroom door after another after another I look in to find piles of bodies of his family, his friends, piles of the dead. As we turn from the last open door, I feel him let go of my hand and look up to watch him walk back toward the road from which he first came. As I stand here holding the memory of his hand pulsing hope and light through mine, I respond in promise that I will not let his story go untold.
Unlike my innocent blackberry-picking spot, which I am not ready to reveal, I now share my story of the Rwandan man because there are some things the world needs to know about. An old man takes a young girl's hand and walks her through the darkness into the light, leaving her forever changed by his faith that putting his hope in her hands she will take this story home.
There are some things we need to hold close to us. Don't ask me to tell you about my thickets and my bramble bushes, because there are some things that need to be kept, and surely innocence is one of these things. While I will not share my secret spot with my mother or even my brother with whom I share almost everything, this spot of brambly bushes hidden under the canopy of thickets in the mountains of Vermont filled with succulent berries and innocence; while I will not share this spot, I will share my Rwandan spot of memory. I will tell this man's story and make sure to include his nickel-sized scar that he caresses. I will tell this story to anyone who will listen wherever I go.
By Anna Church
A photograph was taken at the hot springs at Lake Kivu in Rwanda. When we were around kids the camera always became the main attraction. As soon as we pulled it out and snapped a shot of a child, they would grapple at the camera in order to hold it and see their face transposed on the screen. Seeing themselves was a novel opportunity, which would often make them laugh or simply stare.
It was one of those moments at the hot springs when I saw this little girl for the first time. She was being pushed aside by a throng of excited kids when I asked for her name. In a tiny voice fitting for her small stature, she told me it was Lucy and flashed a sweet smile in my direction. The grin was so endearing that I whipped out my camera and asked if she wanted her photo taken. Hoping to capture her in that moment, I snapped a picture as quickly as I could. Without glancing at it, I put the camera in my pocket and interacted with the kids until we left, but I made sure to wave at the little girl in the dirty black dress before getting in the van.
That night I flipped through my pictures on the camera to see if I had taken any good ones. Needless to say, Lucy jumped out at me. I was confused because the image I had captured was quite different than the one I had seen while I was there. Her expression is one of shy intensity, perhaps worry, and despite her innocence she appears old and full of life experience. Her large, brown eyes tell more of a story than her bloated belly or her ratty clothes could.
Since I've returned I've wasted time staring at the picture trying to discover the stories that a photo can't tell. Through my continual looking, I have discovered something. It seems to me the picture is a bit of a microcosm of the discrepancy between appearance and reality, something that was not unfamiliar in Rwanda. After all, this is a country which proudly displays its supposed post-genocide "forgiveness" mentality while it's clear people still suffer wounds too deep to heal in fifteen years.
While the government works hard to convince its own people and foreigners alike that all Tutsis forgive Hutus, it's hard not to hear accounts of the genocide where this isn't the case. Although an unbelievable willingness to move on and to forgive exists within the people of Rwanda, the "we will not forget" campaign paints a truer image of the country. Forgiveness has to coexist with remembrance or else it is insincere.
But these issues all come from post-genocidal politics; something that would seem very distant from the little girl I met at the hot springs. But it's not far away; the genocide was an event so catastrophic that it has appeared in the big brown eyes of Lucy, born more than a decade after it happened. The story, which began in April of 1994, has not yet ended. Through the wisdom of a child, Lucy showed that to me. Rwanda has not forgotten, nor will I forget the eyes of the little girl in the dirty black dress.


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The Vancouver Canucks have recalled left wing Mike Duco from the Chicago Wolves.
DUCO notched his first professional hat trick in the Wolves 5-2 win over Peoria Friday night to snap a three-game scoreless streak.
The 24-year-old forward shares fourth on the Wolves with eight goals and ranks eighth with 13 points in 33 games this season. He has collected seven points (4G, 3A) in his last 10 outings after posting six points (4G, 2A) in his first 23 games this year.
The Toronto native set professional career-highs with 20 goals and 31 points in 67 outings with the Rochester Americans last season. He paced the Americans with 20 goals and ranked seventh on the squad with 31 points.
DUCO has recorded 60 penalty minutes in 12 career National Hockey League games with the Florida Panthers spanning two seasons (2009-11).
The Wolves close out a three-in-three weekend when they host the Charlotte Checkers at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Allstate Arena. For more information or to buy tickets to the game, visit chicagowolves.com or call 1-800-THE-WOLVES.


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Wednesday, August 28, 2013
The Timberland Wolves scored a pair of touchdowns early then held off a Manning comeback late to notch their first win of the 2013 season, 18-13 over the Monarchs.
The Wolves (1-0) scored a pair of first-quarter touchdowns, first on a 21-yard run by Brandon Simmons at the 8:55 mark. After Manning responded with a 61-yard sprint to the house by Dontavis Conyers, THS answered with a two-yard dart by Bernard Harmon to go up 15-7.
Timberland had to bow its neck in the second quarter as Manning took control of the game, scoring again to pull within two, 15-13 on a Donny Baker two-yard pass to Cam Darley with just 38 seconds to play in the first half.
"This was our first taste of adversity tonight and I was proud of the way the guys stepped up to meet it head on," said THS Coach Art Craig.
In the third quarter when both teams traded punts, Mikael Smith gave the Wolves some much needed breathing room with a 29-yard field goal at the 7:38 mark to put Timberland on top 18-13.
Manning mounted a late fourth quarter drive to get into the Wolves' red zone, but a pair of bone-jarring hits by defensive end Johnell Brown squelched the drive and allowed the offense to kill the clock and secure the win.
"Our defense really shut them down in the second half," Craig said.
Harmon ran for 133 yards and one touchdown to pace the Wolves offense.
The Wolves travel to Hanahan next week to take on the Hawks.
In recent years Timberland has played the role of heartbreaker when lining up opposite Hanahan. A year ago, Timberland scooped up a fumble with just over a minute left to stun Hanahan 25-21, the 10th straight victory in the series for the Wolves. In the 2011 playoffs, Timberland defeated the Hawks 28-21.
"The first rule of football is don't beat yourself," HHS coach Charlie Patterson said. "We kind of felt like we beat ourselves up there last year. We've got to prevent that from happening this year. We certainly can't give them any points."
Kickoff in Hanahan is 7:30 p.m.
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So...I took a test tonight and got a clear BFP. By LMP I am 4w1d, so barely anything along. I had a preconception consult a few weeks ago and my doctor ran liver and thyroid blood labs, and all came back "normal." My BP in the doctor's office was a little suspect...if memory serves it was around 122/84. She didn't like that bottom number of course.
I had my BP taken for an insurance physical a few months ago and it was way better, so it could be just a white-coat BP. I hope.
Anyway...my firstborn is age 4 and my second born is age 2, and I had preeclampsia with both of them. Both times, it wasn't a full diagnosis until I was in labor at term (38w4d with 1st kid, 40w1d with second). My BP had been slightly up in the weeks prior, but no protein leaking.
This OB wants to just monitor me closely and also have me check my BP at home (I have yet to purchase a cuff, but it's on my to-do list). I'd likely be induced at term, perhaps 37-38w if I can make it that long before full-blown PE. I know maternal outcomes for a situation like mine are quite favorable, and since my PE didn't really take hold until after my 2nd born was a few hours old, that's a route I think I'd prefer.
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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for Oct. 4-6. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the "Crime" tab.
Brittany Lee — criminal domestic violence mutual
Rachael Parsons — trespassing after notice
Mathew Lee — criminal domestic violence mutual
Michael Reece — driving under suspension second offense
Shawn Quiller — driving without a license, driving under the influence second offense
Nickey Ard Sr. — violation of probation
Randy Roberts — possession of a schedule IV controlled substance, possession of a schedule III controlled substance, possession of a schedule II controlled substance two counts, manufacture, distribution, etc. of methamphetamine
Eroll Davis — malicious injury to real property $1,000 or less
Brian Locklear — hold for Irmo
Jamal Richardson — simple possession of marijuana, burglary second degree, grand larceny
Daishon Bettis — shoplifting $1,000 or less
Carnell Nealous — driving under suspension, possession of other controlled substance in schedule I to V, unlawful to possess a prescription, dispose or distribute prescription drug or device, possession of cocaine second offense
Devin Dunbar — carrying a concealed weapon, drug paraphernalia
Corey Washington — receiving stolen goods $1,000 or less
John Prescott Jr. — false information to police/fire, family court failure to appear two counts
Michael Broughton Jr. — driving under the influence, assist in unlawful transport of liquor
Anai Cruz — criminal domestic violence first offense, hold for Immigration Customs Enforcement
James Pardue — trespassing after notice
Mistie Smejlik — driving under suspension
Cameron Whaley — driving under the influence second offense
Joshua Grizzard — violation of probation
Dawn Hicks — open container of beer/wine, driving under the influence
Kimberly Maddox — driving under the influence
Cindy Sanders — false information to police/fire, pedestrian on highway
Sammy Miller Sr. — unlawful carrying of a prescription, possession of methamphetamine
Jimmie Johnson — trespassing after notice, disorderly conduct/gross intoxication
Terrell Simmons — no driver's license, driving under the influence
Stephen Berry — driving under suspension first offense two counts
Doris Goodwin — shoplifting $1,000 or less
Jasmine Jordan — shoplifting $1,000 or less
Travis Steffey — trespassing after notice
Gregory Stevens Jr. — trespassing after notice
Stephen Householder — assault and battery third degree
Charles Koon — disorderly conduct/gross intoxication, contempt of magistrates court hunting or fishing or taking fish without license or tag
Toby Evans — disorderly conduct/gross intoxication
Benjamin Walker — disorderly conduct/gross intoxication, family court failure to appear
Mellisa Harris — manufacture, distribution, etc. of methamphetamine first offense, shoplifting $1,000 or less
John Mutarielli — driving under the influence
Jimmie Chandler — driving under the influence
David Howard — disorderly conduct/gross intoxication
James Sampson — hit and run with injury or death, disregarding a traffic control device
Anthony Enright — shoplifting $1,000 or less, disorderly conduct/gross intoxication, drugs prohibited acts (C), simple possession of marijuana, possession of a controlled substance in schedule I to V first offense, false information to police, hold per National Crime Information Center Teletype for Volusia County Florida Sheriff's Office, manufacture, distribution etc. of methamphetamine first offense
Stacey Bing — disorderly conduct/gross intoxication
Precious Wooden — driving under the influence second offense, driving under suspension
Daniel Hecker — criminal domestic violence second offense within 10 years or prior conviction
Joel Ramirez — no driver's license, driving under the influence
Jonathan Dishon — drinking beer in public, disorderly conduct/gross intoxication, littering
Stephen Hughes Jr. — failure to pay per order
Kenny Jones — grand larceny
Frank Holmes — simple possession of marijuana
Justin Mayfield — simple possession of marijuana
Patrick Kimbrough — trespassing after notice bench warrant
Ronald Glover — driving under suspension third offense, providing false information
Dominique Bush — shoplifting $1,000 or less
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This is one of the most useful features released by Google this year. Google Suggest, which usually auto-completes your query as you type, is now also a spell-checker. Even if Google can't find popular queries that start with the words you've typed, it will still show a "did you mean" entry that corrects your spelling mistakes.
The most impressive thing about this feature is that the spell checker is context-sensitive, so the suggestions are actually relevant. It's likely that Google uses the smart spell checker from Google Wave.
If you type [this is a rlly], Google suggests that [this is a rally] is more appropriate. Most browsers offer the same suggestion. If you type another word and your query is [this is a rlly beautiful], Google shows a different suggestion: [this is a really beautiful].
Type [Why its so important too eat hole grains] in a text field from a web page and your browser won't find any spelling mistakes. Not even Gmail's spell checker can find the mistakes. That's because most applications use dictionaries to find the words that are spelled incorrectly. Google Suggest is smarter because it tries to find if the words make sense in the context of your query.
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We now have the Beall's Black Friday 2012 ad. It has 48 pages full of great deals for the whole family, from clothing to accessories, to homeware and electronics, to toys and much more! If you're looking for some door buster deals, then shop from midnight to 1pm, as there will be special Beall Ringer pricing available on all products featured on the ad. As an added bonus, customers can also save an extra $10 for any $25 or more purchase, through a featured coupon.
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(UK) 31st Oxford Baroque Week
It provides a rare and stimulating opportunity for amateur and semi-professional musicians, and those studying to embark on a musical career, to immerse themselves in baroque music in a friendly environment with the aid of excellent, experienced and helpful tutors. ...
(CA) Montreal Baroque Music Festival (June 20-23, 2008)
Silk, Syrup, Saffron
"The Montreal Baroque Festival proudly presents its sixth edition, Silk, Syrup, Saffron In 2008, Quebec City commemorates the 400 anniversary of its founding. In honour of this, Montreal Baroque will celebrate the wealth of musical culture brought over by French immigrants… and also the creative influences of immigrants from many countries that have peopled and shaped the artistic landscapes of Montreal. Montreal is teeming with cultural diversity! In addition to the artistic traditions of the founding fathers, the French and the Scots, the city harbours a multitude of other cultural heritages: European, Middle-Eastern, Asian, North and South American, and Caribbean, each contributing to the sumptuous cultural patchwork of our city. ...
(UK) Recorder Summer School (Aug. 7-9, 2008)
Course Content
"We welcome players over 16 years of age (15, if accompanied by an adult course member who will accept full responsibility), at all levels from elementary to advanced players.
Each morning starts with a tutorial class. There will be advanced classes (by audition), intermediate classes, and also two permanent ensembles, at advanced and intermediate level. These two ensemble classes are for people who do not wish to work on specific solo repertoire. (Visit site for a list of the 2008 tutorial music. (EMN.org ed.)) For the people joining Intermediate 1, here are some scales. (Visit site for scales.(EMN.org ed.))
There are also twice daily ensembles, graded in order of difficulty, and students can attend whichever they choose. (Visit site for a list of the 2008 ensemble music. (EMN.org ed.)) ...
(UK) Fenton House Hosts a Baroque Battle of the Bands (May 7-9, 29; Aug. 14/2008)
It will be a veritable ensemble extravaganza! More than 50 aspiring musicians comprising sixteen different groups will be contending for prizes worth over £1000 in a completely new Early Keyboard Ensemble Competition at Fenton House in Hampstead.
The groups face two elimination rounds, both of which will be open to the public. The First Round will be held from 2-5pm on the afternoons of 7th, 8thand 9thMay at Fenton House. For the cost of admission (free to National Trust members, no booking required) visitors will be able not only to view the 17thcentury House and its collections but also to enjoy a whole afternoon of Baroque music on historic instruments. They can also leave comments for the Jury who must select up to six ensembles to advance to the finals. ...
(UK) Norvis Early Music Summer School (August 2-9, 2008)
The course covers all aspects of early music and is suitable for beginners through to advanced and solo players. ...
(UK) Early Music for Youth (July 21 – 25, 2008)
The Clerks - In Memoria Tour
International Viol Summer School (Little Benslow Hills, Hitchin. UK)
Alison Crum, director, with Alice Robbins (USA) and Roy Marks
A chance for viol players with a particular interest in English consort music to work with distinguished professional players and teachers. Optional sessions focus on other topics such as madrigals, consort songs, early renaissance repertoire and continuo playing. ...
Medieval Heldesk -- From Scrolls to Books
Cheltenham Recorder Festival (August 15-17, 2008) (UK)
Cheltenham Recorder Festival
15th, 16th, 17th August 2008
Dean Close School, Cheltenham
Over the past three years the Cheltenham Recorder Festival has grown to become one of the highlights of the recorder year. The CRF offers an exciting variety of music to cater for all tastes and abilities, ranging from the established Renaissance and Baroque repertoire through to contemporary pieces which will be premièred at the CRF.
The tutors at the festival are specialists in their fields, ready to dispense friendly advice, direction and insights.Tutors for the 2008 CRF include:
Helen Hooker, Grace Barton, Ruth Burbidge, John Hawkes, Ann Lyall, Steve Marshall, Andrew Melville, Pam Smith and Moira Usher.
Our aim is to pack as much as ...
11th Festival of the Hungarian Haydn Society (23 – 31 August 2008) (HU)
11th Festival of the
Hungarian Haydn Society
Esterházy Palace
Fertőd-Eszterháza, Hungary
23 – 31 August 2008
Record Label Finds Singing Monks (UK)
CEMBALISSIMO 2008 (18-22 June 2008) (HU)
18-22 June 2008
Organizers: Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music, Clavicembalo Foundation, Hungarian National Museum, Joseph Károlyi Foundation, Tihamér Vujicsics Music School Szentendre
Patron: Dr. András Batta, Rector of the Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music
Artistic director: Prof. Anikó Horváth ...
Nikolaus Harnoncourt about CEMBALISSIMO 2008:
"I wish all the best for your wonderful ideas and their realization! When I hear of these kinds of plans I am happy and hopeful."
Borbála Dobozy, Christine Schornsheim, Johann Sonnleitner, Jacques Ogg, Elżbieta Stefańska, Svitlana Shabaltina, Katalin Komlós, Zsolt Balog, Dalma Cseh, Aino Oláh, Rita Papp, György Vashegyi, Mária Zádori also Olena Zhukova, Szilvia Elek, Márton Borsányi, Margit Kovács, Siciliano Chamber Ensemble, Students of the Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music, etc.
Czech harpsichordist finds Vivaldi's lost opera
Woodhouse Recorder Week 2008 (August 3-9, 2008) (UK)
(US) The Madison Early Music Festival (July 12-19, 2008)
"Join us on a life journey with 18th century traveler and musical titan George Frideric Handel. From Hamburg, we'll follow his earliest journey to Lübeck to visit Buxtehude, then his move to Italy for an extended residence where he met the Italian composers who greatly influenced his musical future. After returning to Germany, we'll share the wanderlust and ambition which ultimately led him to London, where he spent well over half his life. His compositional styles reflect all of his travels, and our musical itinerary will traverse Handel's immense compositional world of operas, oratorios, concerti grossi, sonatas, English odes and royal ceremonial music. Artistic Directors: Cheryl Bensman Rowe and Paul Rowe, Program Director: Chelcy Bowles, Artistic Advisor: Robert Wiemken.
Guest Artists-in-Residence:
* Newberry Consort
* Marion Verbruggen
* Quicksilver
* Baroque Band
* Tempesta di Mare "
Visit website for more information: The Madison Early Music Festival
Rare painting of Mozart authenticated (London, UK)
See this Yahoo! news link and also King's College (London) news link for more info.
Amherst Early Music Festival (July 6–13 and July 13-20, 2008) (US)
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"The Amherst Early Music Festival at New London combines our acclaimed workshop program with the beautiful Connecticut College campus, situated on a hillside overlooking the Long Island Sound. We offer two week-long programs of classes in Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque music and dance at all levels. Join us for either week or both. The Workshop Program is our largest, open to all, no audition required. We also offer small, week-long Intensive Programs for accomplished amateurs, pre-professionals and professional performers. "
Visit the Amherst Early Music Festival 2008 site for more information as well as a glimpse of the extensive list of faculty for this year's workshop.
Naxos -- The Art of The Baroque Harpsichord
Follow the link to view or even stream some of the music from their site. (ed.) Naxos The Art of The Baroque Harpsichord
Bloomington Early Music Festival (BLEMF) May 16-26, 2008
We very happy to announce that the Concord Ensemble will be returning to BLoomington to perform at BLEMF. They were able to find time in their extremely busy professional schedules to come and perform their choral magic. This is one concert you will want to go to. " See website for more information: BLEMF
Harpsichord Voicing by Tilman Skowroneck
At www.skowroneck.de, I have made available new English version of my article on harpsichord voicing, which has previously appeared in Swedish and Dutch (1995 and 1998). Since then, I have collected more information about voicing (both with delrin and quill) and I have seen many more instruments by various makers and in various states that in one or another way confirmed my ideas or helped to refine them. So while this text is, in structure, not unlike the original one, it speaks, let us say, louder. This article is available in six postings on the main page www.skowroneck.de or as a pdf at http://skowroneck.wordpress.com/2008/03/08/voicing-complete-pdf/
The article was originally intended as an encouragement for using bird's quills in harpsichords. However, the commonly used delrin is a very good alternative for quill, if it is used well. Even the reader who is not considering quill will find useful information about delrin.
Tilman Skowroneck
Phillip Serna discussing 'Viols in Our Schools' on 98.7 WFMT (US)
98.7 WFMT Chicago's Impromptu Radio program presents Phillip Serna discussing "Viols in Our Schools" & performance by the Chicago Early Music Consort.
Phillip Serna will appear on 98.7 WFMT's Impromptu Tuesday, May 13, 2008 directly following the 4PM newscast. It will be recorded live in WFMT's Levin Performance Studio. In addition to performances by the Chicago Early Music Consort, Phillip Serna will be promoting the 'Viols in Our Schools' program as well as discussing upcoming performances. Listen to 98.7 WFMT on the Internet! Check out WFMT's free web streaming at http://www.wfmt.com.
For more information on 'Viols in Our Schools' visit: http://www.violsinourschools.org.
Summer School of Early Music (July 6-20/2008) (CZ)
Summer School of Early Music focuses on the interpretation of music from older periods, mainly Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque Music.
The workshop takes place every July in beautiful South Bohemian town Prachatice (130 km south from Prague, 200 km north-west of Vienna). In 2008 we will be there for the 10th time, until 1998 the course took place in Bechyně.
The programme of the course includes individual lessons, group teaching of techniques, ensemble playing, listening workshops, lectures, and concerts of lecturers and participants.
Every year we have about 15 classes led by leading Czech and world players and teachers.
Summer School of Early Music is organized by Sdružení pro českou hudbu a umění.
Classes and lecturers of the Summer School of Early Music 2008:
6th – 13th July 2008
Peter Holtslag Recorder, Baroque flute
Carin van Heerden Recorder, Baroque oboe
Alan Davis Recorder
Julie Braná Recorder, Baroque flute
Monika Devátá Recorder
Children's Class
Jan Kvapil Recorder
Pedagogical class
Edita Keglerová Harpsichord
Class for piano accompanists (not only)
13th – 20th July 2008
Ashley Solomon Recorder, Baroque flute
Rodolfo Richter Baroque violin
James Johnstone Harpsichord
Jennifer Morsches Baroque violoncello
Reiko Ichise Viola da gamba
Jostein Gundersen Recorder
Rebecca Stewart Early singing
Mami Irisawa Early singing
Jan Rokyta Recorder
Liselotte Rokyta Panpipes
Evangelina Mascardi Lute
See website for more information:
Summer School of Early Music
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San Francisco Early Music Society 2008 Summer Early Music and Dance Workshop(US)
For over twenty-eight years SFEMS has offered one of the most comprehensive summer early music programs in the United States, led by a faculty of international artists in residence. The program offers instrumental and vocal master classes, lectures, coached ensembles, and recitals that provide an opportunity for musicians and dancers at a variety of levels to improve their ensemble skills, performance techniques, and teaching abilities.
Full days of classes, coaching, and rehearsals are followed by optional evening events, including faculty concerts and lecture-demonstrations, plus more light-hearted activities, from Morris and Renaissance dancing to croquet or poetry readings.
The Baroque and Medieval/Renaissance workshops are held at Sonoma State University, an hour north of San Francisco. Surrounded by hills and vineyards, Sonoma State offers several performance halls, a small theater, large classrooms, and new, single-room dorms. Nearby are wineries and historic towns in the Napa and Sonoma valleys, Pt. Reyes National Seashore, Bodega Bay, and the Russian River.
The Recorder Workshop is held at St. Albert's Priory, a peaceful ivy-covered brick oasis one block from an upscale boutique-and-restaurant district in Oakland, California. All the single dorm rooms overlook a serene courtyard garden. The beautiful chapel that houses performances and orchestra rehearsals has wonderful acoustics. St. Albert's is two blocks from the Rockridge BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) station, putting the entire San Francisco Bay Area and its many attractions within reach by public transit.
For young people between the ages of seven and fifteen, SFEMS offers the fourteenth annual Music Discovery Workshop, located at the Crowden School in Berkeley.
Financial aid, based on need, is available from SFEMS in the form of tuition scholarships or work/study arrangements. College credit is also available from Sonoma State University (two semester units of academic credit per week, or three continuing education units). "
See workshop links for more details and online registration. SFEMS 2008 Summer Early Music and Dance Workshop
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Angelique Odom is entering her fourth year (2011-12) as Administrative Assistant at CSUN Athletics.
Angelique is a CSUN alumni with who has a BS degree in Kiniesiology. She is currently working on her Masters degree in Higher Education Administration.
She spent nine years in the Marine Corps. She has two kids and a five-year-old grandson.
Angelique has run the Los Angeles Marathon three times. She ran
the Rome Marathon on her birthday this year (2001) in March. She
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Favorite Food: Mexican
Least Favorite Food: Liver
Favorite Movie: Way to many to chose from
Favorite TV Show: Closer, CSI, Leverage, Saving Grace just to name a few
Enjoys Listening To The Music Of: Jazz/R&B/Rock
The Best Thing About Working At CSUN: The people I work with
What Actress Would Play The Lead If A Movie Was Made Of My Life: I would play myself. No one else could handle the drama I've created.
Hobbies: Running, Working Out, Reading and Dancing
If I Had A Million Dollars, I would: Pay off all my student loans and travel to China, Africa and Australia to run 1/2 marathons.


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In 2008, researchers at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev in Israel found that people who followed low-fat diets lost less weight than people who followed low-carb or moderate-fat diets. The low-fat group lost an average of 6.5 pounds over 2 years, but the low-carb and moderate-fat groups lost about 10 pounds. Women did especially well on the moderate-fat diet, losing an average of 13 pounds during the study.
Fat is an important element in weight loss for several reasons:
Eating more fat may also help you stick to your diet longer. In a study conducted by Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, participants got either 20 percent of their calories from fat or 35 percent of their calories from fat. After 6 months, both groups had lost weight. But after 18 months, only 20 percent of the people in the low-fat group were still following the diet, compared with 54 percent of the people in the moderate-fat group. Likewise, the subjects in the moderate-fat group had maintained their weight loss, while the low-fat group participants had gained most of the weight back.
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Courses: Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis (ECONH300A01)
Fall 2010
Microeconomic theory has developed around the analysis of Adam Smith's ""invisible hand"" conjecture. To test this conjecture, we model the behavior of economic actors (consumers and firms) and their interaction in different markets (for goods, capital and labor). These models allow us to investigate the conditions under which these markets work well, less well, or not at all. In the process, basic tools and concepts used in other areas of economics are developed. Many of the topics covered I Introductory Microeconomics (Econ 101) are studied more rigorously and in greater depth. New Topics, such as behavior under risk, insurance, and imperfect information, are introduced.
Prerequisites: Econ 101, 102 and Math 114 or econ 105 and one other Econ course and Math 114. Econ 100 can be applied with approval of the Chair.
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