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Carl Medearis is a man of two worlds.
Medearis, an international expert in the field of Arab-American and Muslim-Christian relations, spoke at Cedar Creek Church Saturday evening.
He has dedicated his life to promoting peace between two different worlds and has worked with former state Gov. David Beasley.
An ordained pastor and evangelist, he also is the author of "Muslims, Christians and Jesus" and "Speaking of Jesus: The Art of Not-Evangelism."
Originally from Denver, Medearis lived in Beirut, Lebanon, for 12 years along with his wife and three children.
Medearis has worked with many individuals in the Middle East and has encouraged them to live by the principles taught by Jesus, according to his website.
On Saturday evening, after returning from Baghdad earlier this month, he had a dialogue with residents about the relationship between Christians and Muslims. He told stories about his experience with dear friends of the Islamic faith with heartwarming memories and even a few anecdotes.
Medearis said the world and its perception of Muslims drastically changed after 9/11. Muslims were grouped together as people trying to "take over America" and associated with words like "sleeper cells" and "terrorism."
"What does that do?" Medearis asked. "It just keeps our fear level at a certain pitch."
Medearis asked the audience to think of someone maybe living in a place like Iraq who has access to the Internet or television and has never left the country.
He then asked how they believe that individual would perceive America?
People called out a variety of words like "immorality," "violence," "greed" and "pornography."
Medearis continued by citing the Aurora, Colo., theater shootings that occurred last year which happened only about 15 miles away from his hometown.
He was out of the country and with some of his Saudi friends when it hit the news. Medearis' friends first showed concern, asking if he possibly knew anyone who was injured and were relieved when Medearis said no. Then, one of his friends asked what was wrong with America because they had noticed so many shootings and then inquired if it was something in Christianity causing them.
Since some individuals in the West assume Muslims are violent because of their religion due to what's seen in the news, Medearis said some people in the Middle East have misgivings about those who are Christian by what they see in the media, too.
"You can be afraid of the generalization, but you can't love the generalization," Medearis said, later adding, "The best way to fight fear and misunderstanding is to get to know some real, live Muslims – actually spend time with them."
Medearis said when he talks with those in the Middle East, he discusses Jesus, not the "religious system of Christianity."
These days, he spends time working with both leaders in the West and Middle East in hopes to establish healthy, strong relationships between the two through Jesus' teachings.
Cedar Creek Pastor Phillip Lee thanked Medearis for taking the time to visit the church and thanked Global Outreach Director Kristi Hunter for inviting the speaker.
Lee said he hopes that what Medearis said will challenge those to think differently and to not share the religion but "the only hope in the world ... Jesus Christ."
Medearis will speak again at Cedar Creek, 3001 Banks Mill Road, today at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m.
Visit www.carlmedearis.com for more about his life and work.
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October 1 – 5
•7:30 p.m. Oak Level Baptist Church will have revival services with Rev. Danny Dodds. There will be special singing nightly. Pastor Matty Ponce-de-Leon and the congregation invite you to come and worship the Lord with them.
October 6
•11:00 a.m. Blessing of the Animals will be held at Shiloh Luthern Church in Lewisville, located on Lewisville-Vienna Rd 1mile N of Shallowford Rd. Call 336-682-8425.
•11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Rockford Baptist Church 4947 Rockford Road Dobson, will have a Port-A-Pit Fundraiser For The Shepherd's House. $8 per plate(ticket required). All proceeds go to support The Sheppherd's House.. Plate Includes: BBQ Chicken Half, Baked Beans, BBQ Slaw, Roll & Dessert. Take-Out-Only. Call: 336-783-7635 or 336-789-3841 for tickets or more information.
October 7
•10:30 a.m. Mountain View Baptist Church of Hamptonville will be celebrating Homecoming and their 105th anniversary. Homecoming meal will be served at noon. Please bring a covered dish. The 7:00 p.m. Worship servcice will include special music from current and past Mountain View members. Everyone welcome. Church located at 1232 Mountain View Church Road, Hamptonville. Call 336-468-8199.
•11:00 a.m. Hanes Grove United Methodist Church, 2733 US HWY 21, Hamptonville will celebrate homecoming services at 11:00 a.m.
•4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Mitchell's Chapel United Methodist Church will sponsor a Cruise-In in the church parking lot. Any wishing to display their classic car is welcome. There sill be a gospel music concert during the cruise-in by the "Sons of Thunder." Hotdogs, popcorn, drinks will be served. The United Methodist Women will also have pecans for sale. Church is located at 2410 Center Road, Boonville.
October 7 – 9
•11:00 a.m. Evangelist, Dr. John Rasey will speak at berean Baptist Church, 2238 Buck Shoals Road, Hamptonville. After the service on Sunday, lunch will be served in the fellowship hall. Mon. & Tues. night services will began at 7 p.m. Everyone is invited. Rev. David Pattisall is the Pastor.
•7:00 p.m. West Elkin Baptist Church will start Revival services. See sign on Elk Spur St. Guest Speaker will be Keith Lyon.
October 7 – 10
•7:00 p.m. Hanes Grove United Methodist Church 2733 US HWY 21, Hamptonville, will hold revival services with guest speaker and special singing. Pastor Mark Reavill cordially invites everyone to come out and enjoy a God filled service each night.
October 7, 14, 21, 28
•6:30 p.m. Gospel Way Baptist Church in Yadkinville, will hold Revival Services Sunday Nights. 7th will be Bro. Marvin Blackburn & Flint Hill Choir, 14th will be Bro Dan Buie & Bear Creek Choir, 21st Bro Larry Stone & Anchored in Jesus Choir, 28th Bro. Curtis Ponder & Poplar Springs Choir. Pastor Doug Cothren and Congregation invite all to attend. 336-902-0658.
October 8 – 10
•7:00 p.m. New Grace Baptist Church in Jonesville behind 67 Hardware will hold revival services with Bro. Ron Young. 526-5459.
October 12
•7:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Swaims Baptist Church Ladies Auxiliary will be having a "Country Supper" in our fellowship building. The proceeds will be used for our outreach ministry. Good food and fellowship.
•7:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m
•7:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Boonville United Methodist Church will sponsor an inside/outside Yard Sale and Bake Sale. Breakfast will be served and hot dogs will be available for lunch. For more information call the church office. 367-7122.
Oct 13 & 14
Sat. 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. & Sunday 1:45 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Music Festival at Lila Swaim Park, Jonesville. 30 to 40 performers, 40 vendor spaces, Food, Chicken & BBQ, children's games, wagon rides, comedy, story telling magic by Dale Swofford, Gospel & Blue Grass Singing. $2.00 Admission. Vendor Space 10 x 10 $25.00 two days. Call Jonesville Visitor Center 336-835-2000.
October 14
•11:00 a.m. Homecoming will be observed at Mitchell's Chapel United Methodist Church, Rev. Charles Turner will be speaking. A covered dish luncheon will be served in the fellowship hall immediately following the worship service.
October 15
•6:00 a.m. Relay for Life meeting at Jonesville First Baptist Church in Jonesville. Captains will meet at 6:45 p.m. Anyone interested in joining the committee or needing info about teams please make plans to attend.
October 20
•7:00 p.m. Youth Service at the Full Gospel Tabernacle Association in State Road. Special singing and ministry by the youth. Pizza & refreshments will be served at 5:00 p.m. In the fellowship hall. Everyone is invited. Call 835-4281 or 835-5339.
October 31
•6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Pleasant Hill Baptist Church will have a Fall Outreach Event at the Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Gym. 595 Austin Traphill Rd. Elkin. Hot dogs, Candy, Fun & Games will be available. All kids in the community are welcome. Call 835-3401.
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Taking Control
In a similar fashion of taking command in Canada, ALPA pilots and staff worked together to develop the Association's newest advocacy white paper, State of Our Skies: Canada, which calls on the Canadian government to promote an environment that allows fair opportunities for Canadian airlines and airline workers. ALPA distributed the document on Parliament Hill, and pilots participated in Calls to Action, demonstrating their desire to take control of and carry forward the airline pilot message.
In the United States, as the summer approaches and the FAA reauthorization expiration date looms, ALPA pilots and staff are fervently campaigning to keep America flying safely. With the powerful and recognizable tagline of "This Is Your Captain Speaking," ALPA is imploring Congress to pass an on-time FAA reauthorization bill that puts safety first and to put aside any attempts to roll back safety regulations and add extraneous measures that could delay passage of the bill.
An army of pilot foot soldiers and ALPA staff have been knocking on the doors of members of Congress, drawing attention to the all-important safety perspective of passing the FAA reauthorization bill. Personally witnessing ALPA members from more than a dozen pilot groups embrace our safety message and engage with their home-state members of Congress to seek support for ALPA's safety priorities was indeed inspiring.
As ALPA staff, as we continue to support the endeavors and activities of each pilot group and the union as a whole, we are continuously impressed by the foresight and vision of the members of this union. With our newest addition of the Virgin America pilots, we are now 31 pilot groups strong. Regardless of individual differences, we know that it's the sum of our parts that makes us whole.


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Shawnee State University welcomes new international students on campus as part of the U.S. Department of State's Global Undergraduate Exchange Program in Pakistan (Global UGRAD-Pakistan). Joining the Shawnee State University family are Tayyab Aziz Gorsi and Roohullah Jan Khalil.
The Global UGRAD-Pakistan program builds the capacity of a diverse group of youth leaders from underserved populations across Pakistan. Through U.S.-based training and practical experience in leadership positions, community engagement, and in their professional fields, undergraduate students gain the skills needed to implement long-term civic and economic changes in their communities, building stability through increased local capacity and cross-cultural understanding.
Through semester-long programs of study, exploration of U.S. culture, and integration into U.S. communities, Global UGRAD-Pakistan students develop a broad and nuanced understanding of U.S. values and become citizen ambassadors who support expanded diplomatic and development partnerships.
In addition to their academic studies, Global UGRAD-Pakistan students perform community service and explore American traditions through the unique Cultural Passport to America program. While interacting with Americans in the community and on campus, Global UGRAD-Pakistan students develop a more well-rounded perception of American culture. They go on to share this understanding of the U.S. with friends, family, and others in their communities back home.
Global UGRAD-Pakistan students are also "ambassadors" for Pakistan. Many of them are the only representative of Pakistan on campus. Their unique perspectives and backgrounds enrich the learning experience for American students. Global UGRAD-Pakistan students also give presentations about their home country and cultures at local schools, Rotary clubs, elderly homes, and other locations, reaching thousands of Americans each year.
The Global UGRAD-Pakistan is a program of the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the Department of State and is administered by the International Research & Exchanges Board (IREX). For more information about the program, visit http://www.irex.org/project/global-undergraduate-exchange-program-pakistan-global-ugrad-pakistan.


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20 years ago
(Dec. 16, and Dec. 18, 1992)
A mishap Tuesday evening on Route 23 caused a brief scare and an extended detour near Allen, when a truck carrying explosives broke down on the highway. Traffic on Route 23 was rerouted through New Allen by officials with the state's department for Disaster and Emergency Services, while the truck's contents were removed. The vehicle, owned by EconExpress, of Wheaton, Illinois, was transporting explosives to a Pike County mine. The road was reopened at 6:30 p.m., about two hours after the truck broke down when its frame reportedly snapped. No injuries were reported.
Members of the Prestonsburg City Council publicly assailed the Floyd County Board of Education Monday evening for its plan to move its headquarters from the city of Prestonsburg. Mayor Ann Latta told the council at its regularly scheduled meeting Monday that Superintendent of Floyd County Schools Stephen Towler was expected to recommend that the board consider moving its central office out of Prestonsburg to a new location in Martin because the Prestonsburg office was run down.
The Floyd County Landfill, temporarily closed earlier this year in order to accommodate stringent new environmental regulations, may not reopen at all in the forseeable future… at least as a landfill facility. Due to the Kentucky Cabinet for Natural Resource's lengthy review and constant disapproval of proposed changes in the landfill's permit application, Floyd County Judge/Executive John M. Stumbo said Tuesday, Floyd County Solid Waste's resources are severely depleted and several other options must be discussed for solving the problem.
Public and private officials from around the state fought snow and ice Friday afternoon to pick up a shovel and dig right in at the ceremonial groundbreaking at the future site of the Kentucky Downs Harness Track/East Kentucky Fair Grounds and Convention Center. Kentucky Racing Commissioner Wayne Lyster III, who cast the deciding vote allowing the first legal horse racing facility east of Interstate 75, called the event an "historic occasion."
The Christian Appalachian Project and volunteers from as far away as Delbarton, New Jersey labored for hours Thursday to help make Christmas just a little bit merrier for the homeless, the jobless, the disabled and the disenchanted of Eastern Kentucky. A sizable crowd of people huddled closely in line Thursday at the Christian Appalachian Project's West Prestonsburg's warehouse to receive packages of food, clothing and Christmas gifts. In all, Christian Appalachian Project spokesperson Judy Crum said Thursday, the group hopes to help 795 Appalachian families this year.
There died: Hobert E. Ward, 70, of Paintsville, Tuesday, at U.K. Medical Center; Gladys Little Tackett, 70, of Topmost, Sunday, at Our Lady of the Way Hospital; Curtis Tackett, 82, of Bypro, Sunday, at the Hazard Appalachian Regional Hospital; Sallie Brown, 79, of Pierceton, Indiana, formerly of Floyd County, Saturday, at her residence; Cinda Newsom Stumbo, 81, of Pocatello, Idaho, Saturday, at a healthcare center there; Jessie James Napier, 93, of Melvin, Thursday, at Highlands Regional Medical Center; Veda Maris "Vennie" Harper, 97, of Logansport, Indiana, formerly of Hueysville, Tuesday, at the Memorial Hospital, Logansport; David Wayne Ratliff, 34, of Honaker, Friday, at the Pikeville Methodist Hospital; Denvel Hunt, 49, of Norwalk, Ohio, formerly of Weeksbury,Monday, at Galion, Ohio; Carol Allen, 58, of Williamsburg, Ohio, Tuesday, in Anderson Mercy Hospital; Carlos Hale Haywood, 76, of Prestonsburg, Wednesday, at her residence; Anna Steffey, 89, of Tram, Wednesday, at her residence; Jane Derossett Nelson Collins, 100, of Prestonsburg, Wednesday, at Riverview Manor Nursing Home; Irene Lewis, 72, of Stanville, Tuesday, at Pikeville Methodist Hospital.
30 years ago
(December 22, 1982)
The state Alcoholic Beverage Control Board stole the initiative from disgruntled liquor-license applicants by asking the Kentucky State Police to investigate charges that bribes were solicited from some applicants.
A Hindman family physician, and secretary of the Human Resources Cabinet until his decision to run for elective office, Dr. Grady Stumbo is one of three announced Democratic candidates for governor.
Wonnell Godsey had no quibble with the opposition's claims that the new First Commonwealth Bank would be a fine bank, but she protested that the bank would destroy the residential area that she and her husband, Prestonsburg dentist Garland Godsey, call home.
American Signal Corporation, the Tennessee-based firm which owns Radio Station WPRT, filed in District Court at Lexington a voluntary petition for reorganization under the federal bankruptcy code.
The panel of four charged with the task of finding a way to equalize the county's lopsided magisterial districts has hit on a simple, if not wholly uncontroversial, solution by switching the Allen and Dwale communities from the first magisterial district to the second.
There died: Gold Howard, 53, of Eastern, Sunday, at the U.K. Medical Center in Lexington; Lola R. Ousley, 49, of Hopkinsville, formerly of Floyd County, Thursday, in Hopkinsville; Boyd Felts, 69, of Melvin, Saturday, at the McDowell Appalachian Regional Hospital; Albert Spradlin, 71, of Bonanza, Wednesday, at the home of his daughters in Catlettsburg; Dawsie Hale Chaffins, 86, of Hueysville, at River Manor Nursing Home; E. W. (Gene) Hale, 71, of Harold, Wednesday, at Highlands Regional Medical Center; David Compton, 85, of Hueysville, Monday, at the Riverview Manor Nursing Home; Clara Samons Conn, 71, of Martin, Wednesday, at Mountain Manor Nursing Home; Arthur Clinton Crider, 55, of Stanville, at Highlands Regional Medical Center; Della Gayheart Martin, 84, of Eastern, Monday, at the Riverview Manor Nursing Home.
40 years ago
(December 20, 1972)
Thursday, a mini-fleet of pickup trucks and carry-alls will take "Santa Claus" to 2,000 of the county's children who normally receive little or nothing in the way of Christmas gifts.
Floyd county Democrats in one of their most harmonious county conventions recently re-elected W. W. Burchett, Prestonsburg attorney, county chairman for a second four-year term.
The Floyd County Junior Chamber of Commerce has named Hershel Joseph, of Prestonsburg, as the Outstanding Young Man of the Year in Floyd County.
Senators John Sherman Cooper and Marlow Cook announced last week that the Big Sandy Area Community Action Program will receive a $100,002 general community programming grant.
High school basketball tournaments have proved to be good business in the 15th Region with proceeds of $12,677 realized thus far as Floyd county's share.
The Rev. and Mrs. Leroy Gibson will observe their 25th anniversary at their home here, Dec. 24.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bierman announce the marriage of their daughter, Karen Lee, to Solomon Jefferson Bingham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bingham of the Auxier Road, Dec. 4.
Born: a daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Skeans, of Melvin, Dec. 13; a daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Whitaker, of Gunlock, Dec. 15; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Nollie Hamilton, of Teaberry, Dec. 17.
There died: Mrs. Leta W. Steele, 91, of Betsy Layne at a Pikeville Hospital, Thursday; Mrs. Josephine H. Lewis, 73, Sunday, at her home at Martin; Mrs. Mary Gibson Patton, formerly of Lackey, Sunday, at a Peewee Valley Hospital; Mrs. Julia Garrett, 87, of Stanville, Saturday, at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Dama Crider; Grant Akers, 67, of Betsy Layne, Monday, at his home; Mike Crum, 81, of Wayland, Thursday, at the McDowell hospital; Mrs. Amalea Perry, 35, of Kendalville, Ind., formerly of this county, Friday; David Banner Leslie, II, 61, of Prestonsburg, Thursday, at a nursing home here; Harvey E. Underwood, formerly of Prestonsburg, November 29, in Richwood, W. Va.; Mrs. Martha E. Collins, 98, of Chicago, Ill., formerly of this county, Monday, in Chicago; Mrs. Mary E. Harris, 72, of Prestonsburg, Wednesday, at the Paintsville Hospital; Mrs. Marie Jones, 50, of McDowell, at her home, Friday; Sammy Lee Wright, 25, native of Drift, in Pike county, December 10.
50 years ago
(December 20, 1962)
Various churches, service organizations and veterans clubs, each with its separate methods, are planning help to underprivileged families, especially children, for the Christmas season.
The state average per capita income was $1,573 in 1960 but Floyd, a heavy producer of coal and with a high incidence of unemployment, clung to the rank of 50 in the 120 counties with an average per capita income of $1,207. Martin county was at the bottom with a per capita income figure of only $361.
On information supplied by his 17-year-old daughter, warrants accusing a Ligon man with possessing and selling moonshine whiskey were issued from the County Judge's office Tuesday morning.
A moonshine still, four gallons of whiskey and three barrels of mash were destroyed on the head of Toler Creek by deputy sheriffs Wednesday, but an unidentified man, presumably the owner of the outfit, escaped arrest.
Approximately 300 persons were arrested Saturday night at a gamecock fight near Paintsville.
Five 300 persons were arrested Saturday night at a gamecock fight near Paintsville…Five mining firms asked for a permanent injunction Wednesday against 21 United Mine Workers locals in Floyd county.
Born: to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vernon Dingus, of South Point, O., formerly of Little Paint, a daughter, Pamela Laverne, Dec. 6 at Huntington, West Virginia.
There died: Ike Conn, 79, Friday, at home at Dana; Kinner Crum, 71, of Martin, last Tuesday; Tom Morris, 81, formerly of Wheelwright, Tuesday, at St. Mary's O.; William (Bill) Patton, 56, of Weeksbury, Monday, at the Beaver Valley Hospital, Martin; Homer Prater, 49, last Thursday, of a heart attack which he suffered that day while at work at Inland Gas Company's Hillsdale Compressor Station on Middle Creek; Alexander Shepherd, 49, of Garrett, Friday, at home; Mrs. Pearlie Salyers, 74, of Hippo, Monday, at home; Walter Williamson, 63, of Drift, Sunday, at the McDowell Memorial Hospital; E. V. Hamilton, 72, Regular Baptist minister and a former postmaster at Teaberry, Tuesday, at the Beaver Valley Hospital.
60 years ago
(December 18, 1952)
The Prestonsburg City Council this week considered a plan to buy the First National Bank building on First Avenue as a future Municipal building.
County Judge Henry Stumbo was elected chairman of the Floyd County Democratic organization Saturday, virtually without opposition, but a scrap developed between Johnny Hall, of McDowell, and County Clerk DuRan Moore for the secretary post. State Senator Doug Hayes was named secretary by way of compromise.
John Delmar Hughes, Prestonsburg high school grid star, has been named quarterback of The Courier-Journal's all-state eleven.
Fred Mullins, 30, auto body shop operator, died Wednesday, six hours after suffering a broken neck in a motorcycle wreck here.
Detroit police are probing the possibility of foul play in the death Thursday of Ernest B. Harris, 42, Floyd native, of a skull fracture.
Destruction by fire within the week of Callison's Big-Y Restaurant at Allen and the home of Orbie Hamilton at Tram caused damage estimated at $14,000.
Kentucky's famed basketball coach, Adolph Rupp, was the speaker last Thursday at the annual football banquet sponsored here by the Kiwanis Club.
There died: Tom Wright, 51, formerly of Martin, Monday, at Ashland; Charlie Conn, 36, at his home at Allen, Tuesday; Bill Damron, 58, at Hi Hat, December 13; Alonzo Frasure, 37, of Wayland, at St. Mary's Hospital, Huntington, December 10, of slatefall injuries; Lou S. Price, 79, at her Glo home, December 11; Robert Mulkey, 64, of Harold, at a Pikeville hospital, December 11.
70 years ago
(December 17, 1942)
The Floyd circuit court docket for January is slim with "only" three murder cases booked for trial.
John Howard, of Quicksand Creek, Knott county, surrendered here Wednesday morning to Jailer Guy Horn, announcing that he had in self-defense killed two men on the Lick Fork of Salt Lick Creek. Later, authorities learned that Melvin Bolen and Adam Miller had been slain.
Mrs. Ruth S. Roberts, of Tram, resigned effective Monday as Floyd referral agent.
Mrs. Rosalee Hall, of Banner, is the first Floyd woman to enlist in the WAAC's…The Agricultural Marketing Administration this week outlined a plan which, if adopted, would enable Floyd school children to buy milk at 1 cent per half-pint.
There died: Mrs. Rebecca Osborne Salisbury, 75, mother of five soldier sons, Saturday, at her home at Printer; William (Buck) Martin, formerly of Garrett, Dec. 8, at his home at Siloam, Kentucky; Mrs. Malinda Messer Vaughan, 52, Sunday, at her home here; Mrs. Eva Bailey Howard, 26, Monday, at her home near Martin; Mrs. Ida Brown Cox, 68, Tuesday, at Lackey; Mrs. Clona Litteral, 44, sister of Auxier residents, at Ashland, Friday; Sam Jarrell, 64, Wednesday, of last week, at Allen.


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Today's advancing technologies allow the opportunity of spreading the gospel message of Jesus Christ further than ever before. The Technical Arts team provides technical and audio-visual support for all church-wide events of First Baptist Oviedo. This includes all audio, video, lighting, and computer projection. We strive to use these media technologies in a way that would allow others a more meaningful worship experience and help them grow in their relationship with God.
The Winning Edge with Dr. Dwayne Mercer is a half-hour show featuring the teaching of our Senior Pastor.
For more information about The Winning Edge, please go to winningedgetv.org.
Each Sunday morning, our Worship Services are streamed live over the internet. At 9:15 a.m. EST is our Blended Worship Service, while at 10:50 a.m. EST is our Contemporary Worship Service. A number of archived Worship Services are also available for viewing online. In addition, we have a number of audio podcasts of sermons that can be downloaded from iTunes. Watch our LIVE STREAMING.
It takes the time and talents of many volunteers every week to support this ministry. We're always on the lookout for individuals who have a desire to serve and would encourage anyone who may have a desire to get involved in this ministry to contact us.
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Science Matters
Cleaning Up In the Kitchen: Cleaner Cookstoves
EPA researchers and partners are working to improve cookstoves to protect millions from unhealthy indoor air and help improve the global climate at the same time.
For roughly half the world's population, the source for both cooking and keeping warm is a simple fire pit surrounded by three large stones arranged to keep a cooking surface above the flames. For the people who rely on them, these simple and inexpensive "solid fuel" cookstoves do the job.
But they are also the world's leading source of environmental death due to indoor air pollution.
A 2009 report by The World Health Organization estimates that the indoor air pollution from typical household cooking fires contributes to nearly 2 million premature deaths annually. "Indoor smoke from solid fuel causes about 21% of lower respiratory infection deaths worldwide, 35% of chronic obstructive pulmonary deaths and about 3% of lung cancer deaths," the report states.
EPA engineers and scientists are part of an international effort to develop a new generation of clean burning cookstoves that will bring relief across the developing world. Their work has the potential to clear the air in millions of homes and help reduce soot emissions linked to both health impacts and the effects of global climate change. (see below: Black Carbon Research)
Together with the U.S. Department of State and several other federal government and private sector partners, EPA research supports the U.N. Foundation's Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves, a public-private alliance working to address the problem of polluting cookstoves. As part of that broad effort, EPA researchers have been working with the Global Alliance to test cookstove designs and help guide the development of new, cleaner technologies.
In 2011, EPA researchers conducted an extensive round of cookstove testing. Expanding on previous work (see Better Burning, Better Breathing), they tested 44 combinations of stoves, fuels, and operating conditions for emissions and fuel efficiency.
"You also see the power of the market in the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves, which aims to help 100 million families adopt clean cookstoves and fuels by 2020. By supporting consumer research and creating incentives for manufacturers, we're helping to create a market for stoves that people will pay for and use, while at the same time preventing health problems in women and children, and cleaning the air of black soot" - Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton during her remarks at the recent UN Conference on Sustainable Development in Rio De Janeiro
Research results identified designs that offer increased fuel efficiency and lower pollutant emissions, as compared to traditional cooking methods. They found that stoves made from lighter and less dense materials tended to reduce cooking times, thereby increasing fuel efficiency and lowering emissions.
EPA engineers are providing test data and other useful information to the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves and others who supply stove technology to developing countries. The engineers and their partners are now evaluating test results to identify the most promising stoves for field trials and to further improve testing methods. What they learn will hopefully lead to cleaner and healthier living conditions for people across the globe.
Black Carbon Research
The thick, particle-laden smoke emitted from cookstoves is not just a local issue threatening the health of poor families in the developing world. Much of this smoke is composed of "black carbon," a solid form of mostly pure carbon that absorbs solar radiation (light) at all wavelengths.
Black carbon (BC) represents a significant portion of fine particulate matter (PM2.5) air pollution. Numerous EPA and other studies have associated BC with a broad range of adverse health effects, including asthma, heart attacks, low birth weight, and lung cancer.
"Black carbon forms in flames when there is not enough oxygen in the mix and temperatures are not as high as they need to be to ensure that BC is converted to CO2 before it can be emitted into the atmosphere. Older diesel engines, brick kilns, coke ovens, and open biomass combustion that burn fuel under these conditions are major sources of BC pollution around the world. More modern engines and industrial boilers are designed to be cleaner and more efficient by ensuring there is plenty of oxygen, and high temperatures, in the burning zone," explains EPA's Dr. Brooke Hemming.
Although modern engines and industrial facilities have helped to greatly reduce black carbon emissions in developed countries like the United States, BC pollution is still a serious concern in the U.S. and across the world.
Black carbon has also been identified as a significant contributor to climate change, particularly in sensitive areas such as the Arctic and the Himalayas where its "albedo" effect—the direct warming that occurs when reflective ice and snow are darkened by with black carbon particles—contributes to earlier spring melting and sea ice decline.
EPA scientists and their partners are conducting research to better understand the effects of black carbon on human health and the environment, both locally and globally. EPA engineer Carlos Nuñez notes "If we want to find the most effective ways to reduce the health and environmental impacts of black carbon, we need to develop the best information we can on its sources, how it behaves in the atmosphere, and how it ultimately affects human health and the environment."
Examples of EPA's efforts are:
- Nine EPA Science to Achieve Results (STAR) grants totaling more than $6.6 million have been awarded to eight universities to support research analyzing the impacts of black carbon on air and water quality, investigate the behavior of black carbon aerosols in the atmosphere, and develop innovative computer models and other tools to look at black carbon deposits on snow.
- EPA is collaborating with the University of Michigan on the Near-Road Exposures to Urban Air Pollutants Study (see Can Highways Contribute to Asthma?) evaluating the impact of vehicle emissions, including black carbon, on near-road exposures and asthma.
- An EPA team is using a sophisticated model called GLIMPSE (Geos-CHEM LIDORT Integrated with MARKAL for the Purpose of Scenario Exploration) to examine the complex scenarios, tradeoffs, and effects of actions taken to reduce black carbon and other atmospheric pollutants.
- EPA researchers are evaluating different methods for measuring black carbon in controlled and real-world conditions to better understand how black carbon is related to other forms of carbon-based particles and to identify the most effective approaches to black carbon measurement.
Learn More:
Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves
Igniting Change: A Strategy for Universal Adoption of Clean Cookstoves and Fuels (PDF) (56 pp, 4MB)
EPA Report to Congress on Black Carbon (PDF) (388 pp, 35MB)


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Going to DL it now.
Man, I really enjoyed that. I love everything you've done with Castle Grayskullman. Definitely my second favorite figure of last year and probably the best addition to the MOTU mythos in quite some time. I'm eagerly awaiting for part 2!
I serve up lots of hot, fresh action figure reviews on Action Figure Barbecue!
"We have a Ram-Man"
Going to DL it now.
See ya',
He-BroCustom 200x Evil Lynn for sale on eBay now and some parts start at $1.
Prices dropped for the holidays - Buy a Pookie or a Castle trap door in my My Shapeways Store - also some cool custom accessories like the Diamond Ray of disappearance, TrapJaw's Attachments, Coridite Crystals, Horn of Evil, Tytus Hammer, etc...
Great start, can't wait for the next ones. Again though, decapitated Stratos, poor guy.
JParés here!! Told you Danny!! Part 1 is a success ;D Hopefully there will be more web comics to come.
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This is a great comic! I enjoyed seeing Adora included in this. I look forward to reading parts 2 & 3. Great Job!
Awesome job! Keep these coming!!
SkeleGreg, Overlord of Central Jersey
Awesome job. I just finished the first issue and I can't wait for the next one. Good work.
So good! But now I'm sad as your comic has brought back painful memories of missing out on your awesome creation on sale day last year. And I hate those ebay prices. One day he will be mine though. One day...
Can't wait for the next two parts!
Next issue is gonna rock guys!
DeviantArt Gallery
Week Daze - my webcomic
The Return to Anwat Gar
Great stuff Daniel and crew! I loved the inclusion of Mosquitor in there too!! Cannot wait for what is to come!!!!!
I don't like it.
Die pictures are OK, but why a dead stratos? I really hate those new "deadly Masters". Those are not the Masters I like anymore
Chuck Norris isst keinen Honig, er kaut Bienen.
my app.net account
Really cool. I love this sort of thing.
That was so much fun to read. It's great to get quality media starring Masters of the Universe, and I love how He-Man isn't front and center the whole time; however, I hope we see more of him in future issues.
Thank you everyone for all the kind words! I was worried not many people would like it, but it looks like I was wrong.
I can't wait to get issue 2 done. And if anyone isn't a fan of death/violence, you might wanna skip on it.
When's the second comic coming out ?
Cool can't wait!
Part 2 of the CGM comic is coming along slow but steady. I'm hoping to have it available in June. Until then, here's a sneak peak...
It's a comin'!
DeviantArt Gallery
Week Daze - my webcomic
The Return to Anwat Gar
Looking forward to part 2!
Looking good man , very professional
Poor Mosquitor. Dan won't be happy.
From my youth and hometown when I was a kid...He-Matt and the Masters of the Kunaverse!
My feedback thread: http://www.he-man.org/forums/boards/...d.php?t=214152
My customs thread: http://www.he-man.org/forums/boards/...d.php?t=215292
My B/S/T thread: http://www.he-man.org/forums/boards/...ings-For-Sale!


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Id like to thank all who have written, called, visited, emailed and texted since my mothers death. Youve soothed me and made me remember the good times.
Some of you posed interesting questions. So, here are the answers and a few memories you might enjoy.
My mother and father met on a blind dinner date. She was divorced with two young children. He was a bachelor. She walked in at 96 pounds, wearing red lipstick and a black cocktail dress. Dad looked up and said, Oh. My. God. They were married six months later.
She kept her house spotless. SPOTLESS. Lets just say I didnt get that gene.
She had so many talentsshe sewed, painted, crocheted, did needlepoint and gardened passionately for 60 years. Every bed was covered by her afghans, and her curtainsIm talking lined, pinch-pleated satin drapes hung at every window. In comparison, I once refinished a chair. It took me two weeks.
She was the funniest human being. When I was 23, she made me laugh so hard I wet my pants in the passenger seat of her 1967 Mustang.
Her middle name was Theodosia, like Aaron Burrs daughter.
A few years ago I walked into her room at the nursing home to find her all excited. Great news! she announced. We are Joosh! (She also pronounced Irish as Arsh, and Brunswick as Bumsick.) I tried to explain why we werent, but she didnt quite understand the matriarchal line. But I just found out my Uncle Willie was Joosh! she insisted. I think Uncle Willie converted, I said. It doesnt make us Joo Jewish. Sorry, Mom.
She taught me to watch my weight. If you gain more than five pounds, hit the brakes, she said. If not, youll get huge and have diabeetus, and theyll cut your foot off.
When she was 58 years old she jumped up and led a conga line at a luau.
She loved watermelon, lima beans and fried fish. (And Little Debbie cakes, although she wouldnt like me telling you that.)
She was quite strict: Children could not interrupt an adult conversation, shout indoors, or ignore any directive from her. Dad called her She Who Must Be Obeyed.
She was my size, but with more delicate features.
My oldest brother, Bubba, was her angel. He navigated Medicare, handled her finances, took her to appointments, met with health care providers and caseworkers and most of all, remained patient as she found fault with every doctor, hospital, at-home caregiver and nursing home. Hes earned his heavenly crown.
She was very, very kind to anyone less fortunate.
Even though she voted for JFK, she couldnt stand Jackie Kennedy. She thought she put on airs.
Her favorite movies were Singing in the Rain and The Color Purple. Her favorite song was Where the Boys Are, by Connie Francis. I love it too, but I cant listen to it now.
She worked as a beautician, substitute teacher and nurses aide. She enjoyed nursing because it allowed her to help people in a practical wayand she loved hanging out at hospitals. In another time and place, I think she would have studied medicine.
She loved my holistic, tree-hugging sister Moonbeam, but didnt understand her. About 10 years ago, she realized that was OK: You can love someone who confounds you. Life goes on.
She had two sisters and two brothers. Eleanor died 15 years ago, and Ill bet theyre having big fun right now.
She was, as my brother T-Bob wrote, a wonderful mother. Not perfect, but perfect for us.
Julie R. Smith, who inherited her mothers blue eyes and blunt tongue, can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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November 08, 2013 – November 12, 2013
Acid trips, cave paintings, airport evangelists, slot machines, techno music, laughter therapy, tar sands, lava flows, the search for the Higgs boson, the Northern Lights—for the past 30 years, Canadian artist Peter Mettler has been making singular, unclassifiable films about humanity's relationship to the natural world. Film Society welcomes Mettler for a mid-career retrospective, including a local premiere of his latest, The End of Time, as part of Lincoln Center's White Light Festival. Read more »


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Illegal Immigration & Interior Enforcement
Illegal Immigration & Interior Enforcement
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This event with UN High Commissioner for Refugees António Guterres features findings from UNHCR's report, Children on the Run, which examines the increasing numbers of children from Central America and Mexico who head off alone to find refuge in the United States, fleeing violence, insecurity, and abuse.
This panel discussion on unaccompanied minors focuses on a report by Kids in Need of Defense and the Center for Gender & Refugee Studies at UC Hastings College of the Law, whose primary conclusion is that children face a U.S. immigration system created for adults that is not required to consider the child's best interests.
This discussion explores how the 2014 Greek Presidency of the European Union and the United States can work to address the challenges of managing migration while meeting humanitarian obligations and nurturing economic growth.
This panel discussion offers perspectives on border policy management from leading officials in the Canadian, Mexican, and U.S. governments, and showcases the MPI book, "Managing Borders in an Increasingly Borderless World."
The 10th annual Immigration Law and Policy Conference featured keynotes by U.S. Senator John McCain (R-AZ) and former Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour, as well as panel discussions covering a range of key immigration topics.
The flow of unaccompanied children from Central America and Mexico to the United States has surged 90 percent since last year, with government officials predicting that it might reach 90,000 by the end of the fiscal year in September—and perhaps 130,000 next year. This telebriefing discusses factors behind the flows as well as short- and longer-term policy options for improving how the U.S. immigration system interacts with this population with distinct needs.
This MPI panel discussion focuses on a toolkit by the Women's Refugee Commission to provide detained and deported immigrants as well as unauthorized immigrant mothers and fathers with crucial information to protect and maintain their parental rights and make well-informed decisions regarding the care and welfare of their children.
This MPI Europe telebriefing, releasing the brief "Strengthening Refugee Protection and Meeting Challenges: The European Union's Next Steps on Asylum," examines Europe's current reality with respect to migration and asylum and assesses the possibilities for future development of EU immigration policy.
This MPI panel discussion examines the U.S. deportation system with analysis on migrant apprehensions, removals, returns, and criminal prosecutions, and launches the report, "The Deportation Dilemma: Reconciling Tough and Humane Enforcement."
This event with UN High Commissioner for Refugees António Guterres features findings from UNHCR's report, Children on the Run, which examines the increasing numbers of children from Central America and Mexico who head off alone to find refuge in the United States, fleeing violence, insecurity, and abuse.
A webinar that examines the E-Verify system, with report co-author Marc R. Rosenblum, MPI Senior Policy Analyst.


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McClaw, you do Judo don't you?
If so, you absolutely, positively, have to go to this club.
NY Combat Sambo Style: combat sambo--
Hey, be sure to try and attend the Sambo Summit this year! We will be in Seattle Oct 21-23 at Seattle JJ/Seatown Sambo.
http://www.bullshido.net/forums/showthread.php?t=107790One of the best Bullshido investigations ever written: http://www.bullshido.org/David_Kujawski_Investigation
"disgruntled ex student who couldn't hack training with Dave and his material and opted out (could be called pussied out) of training to go to Sambo" - Mor Sao
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- Location
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Style: Kyokushin--
I'm actually moving to Seattle in early October, and had the same questions. I have heard some good things about Kyokushsin Seattle, but I don't really want to train just striking.
Either way, it would be awesome to meet up with some of you and train a bit. If you end up planning an event, I wouldn't mind being a live punching bag/grappling dummy.
Style: None--
I seem to recall Aaron Fields teaching in the Seattle area; if my memory is correct, you really must train with him. Here are three reasons why:
I have wanted to train with Aaron since I first saw those videos (the day they were uploaded), but I'm no closer to that than I am to training with Steve in New York or Eugene in Verdun (the jurisdiction that's somewhat like a piece of Montréal).
My dog is cuter and smarter than yours.
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Davy Phillips
Davy Phillips
Position: Head Women's Soccer Coach
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Davy Phillips has been the head women's soccer coach at Baker University since March of 2014 and was the assistant coach for the men's program from 2008 to 2013 and the assistant coach for the women's program beginning in 2009. Phillips was promoted to associate head coach following the 2010 women's final four season and is a full-time member of the athletics staff.
The men and women have combined to go 118-46-20 in his seasons on the soccer staff. Both the men and women have claimed HAAC Conference Tournament titles. Both programs are perennial fixtures in the NAIA Top 25. The men's program reached the NAIA Sweet Sixteen in 2008 and the NAIA national semifinals in 2011. On the women's side, under his leadership Baker has reached the NAIA National Tournament semifinals in 2010, the NAIA national quarterfinals in 2011 and last season they advanced to the NAIA final site in Gulf Shores, Ala. Before coaching at Baker, Davy was previously an assistant coach for the men's and women's programs at California State University at San Marcos.
Phillips graduated with a B.A. in History and Political Science from Baker. He also earned his Master of Liberal Arts degree from Baker. As a player, he was elected captain for his junior and senior seasons and was a three-time all-conference and two-time all-region performer. The Wildcats won two HAAC Championships, two Region V Championships, and made three NAIA National Tournament appearances. For his playing contributions, Davy was awarded a place in Baker's "All-Time Starting 11" in 2009.
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Pokemon X (JP) OT: シオン
Safari Type: Normal
Pokemon: Kecleon, Dunsparce, Chansey
Visit my XY trade shop!
Spoiler:- Successful(?) MM'd IV'd shinies:
Male Timid Charmander (Blaze 31/31/31/28-29/x/31 with 4 egg moves) - Don't remember...around 600 eggs, I think...
Male Timid Squirtle (Torrent 31/x/x/31/31/31/31 with Dragon Pulse and Aura Sphere) - about 100 eggs
Female Naive Bagon (Rock Head 31/x/31/x/31/31 with Dragon Pulse, Dragon Dance and Dragon Rush) - less than 20 eggs
Male Sassy Lileep (Suction Cup 31/0/31/30/31/9 with Stealth Rock and Mirror Coat) - 3 eggs
I'm looking for a freshly hatched Treecko, I can trade pretty much anything from gen 5. pm me.
Visit my trade shop here
Looking for Events!.
White friend code: 1721-2433-6767
Offering legit Japanese DW (Unburden) Treeko obtained by me using serial numbers given in Japanese BW Guidebook: Modest with Outstanding IV spread for now and RNG'd a bit later. (VM me if you want proof. I'll PM you back with it)
Looking for other legit DW starters and Eeveelution. Shoot me IN VM with your offer.
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Pokemon X (JP) OT: シオン
Safari Type: Normal
Pokemon: Kecleon, Dunsparce, Chansey
Visit my XY trade shop!
Spoiler:- Successful(?) MM'd IV'd shinies:
Male Timid Charmander (Blaze 31/31/31/28-29/x/31 with 4 egg moves) - Don't remember...around 600 eggs, I think...
Male Timid Squirtle (Torrent 31/x/x/31/31/31/31 with Dragon Pulse and Aura Sphere) - about 100 eggs
Female Naive Bagon (Rock Head 31/x/31/x/31/31 with Dragon Pulse, Dragon Dance and Dragon Rush) - less than 20 eggs
Male Sassy Lileep (Suction Cup 31/0/31/30/31/9 with Stealth Rock and Mirror Coat) - 3 eggs
can breed regular treecko looking for any pokemon with good egg moves that i don't have especially archen with earth power and/or dragon pulse pm me with your offer
black fc 2279-5831-4972 trainer name anubis
Spoiler:- looking 4:
lvl 1 mime jr
lvl 1 clamperl
lvl 1 geodude prefer with the egg move hammer arm but not essential
lvl 1 bellsprout
lvl 1 oddish
tyrogue=hi jump kick+mach punch
they are only my main wants will consider others including some genderless+non egg move pokemon
Spoiler:- offering:
lickitung+miltank=hammer arm
cranidos=hammer arm
archen=dragon pulse+earth power
also a kyurem terrakion cobalion victini entei raikou ho-oh articuno
working on other egg moves pokemon can also offer non egg move pokemon
offering a some treeckos
i can breed any pokemon with good egg moves. i have some high leveled EV trained pokemon. PM me for details and requests
I ALso have a few 6IV Ditto
Spoiler:- Event Pokemon:
TRU Arceus x3 -Bold, Naughty, Brave
MICHINA Arceus - Gentle
Hayley's Mew - Lonely
Aura Mew - Adamant
Japanese Movie Diancie
Hope Diancie
Pokeball Vivillion
Win2011 Celebi - Naive
Gamestp Deoxys - Lonely
Alamos Darkrai - Mild
Win2011 Suicune - Relaxed
Win2011 Entai
Win2011 Raikou - Rash
And a lot more!!
Spoiler:- Shiny Pokemon:
Deoxys - Hasty
Swampert - Careful
Mienfoo - Rash
Litwick - Bold
Krookodile - Rash
Baltoy - Lonely
Golett - Bold
Charizard - Jolly
Rotom - Jolly
Latios - Calm
Serperior - Timid
Hydreigon - Modest
Klink - Bold
Beldum - Timid
And Alot More!!!
Spoiler:- FC:
Pokemon Y - Cooki 0361-6144-0164
want treeko, offering freshly hatched, kanto, unova starters or cynaquil, totdile, torchic, turtwig. or... machoke, hunter, graveller, kadabra.
Black 2 Friend Code: Name: Sakuya: Friend Code: 4170-4786-2042
I need one, I have...Snivy's, Tepig's, Oshawott's, Tirtouga's, Archen's, zorua's, beldum's, ditto's for trade. PM me.
Pokemon White Friend Code: 2064-8446-9766
Torchic,Mudkip,Turtwig,Chimchar,Piplup,Trapinch and eevee.
What I have to trade:
Snivy, Oshawatt, Tepig, Zorua, Archen, Tirouga, Charmander, Squirtle, Beldum, Riolu, Togepi, Bagon, Gible.
Hi guys I'm looking for:
Bulbasaur/ Charmander/ Squirtle
Chikorita/ Cyndaquil/ Totodile
Treecko/ Torchic
Turtwig/ Chimchar/ Piplup
I can offer any of the following in return:
all Unova starters
Mudkip Ice Beam
docile Ditto (English)
Cranidos Hammer Arm
Deino Dark Pulse
Zorua Dark Pulse
Edit: Trade complete.
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White FC: 4641 8400 2649
If trading with me please make sure your C-Gear is on and your voice chat is off.
Spoiler:- These Pokemon:
Alamos Darkrai
Gamestp Deoxys
Space C Deoxys
Mystry Mew
FAL2010 Mew
TRU Shaymin
TRU Arceus
TRU Regigigas
10 Aniv Entei
10 Aniv Celebi
Wshmkr Jirachi
SMR2010 Jirachi
VCG09 Milotic
WIN2011 Entei, Suicune, Raikou, Celebi
...Plus more that won't fit in sig. Ask.
JPN Snivy
JPN Axew
JPN Deino
As well as a handful of past gen shinies.
Can also offer EVERY in game legend from gens 1-5, most of which I haven't caught yet so can SR for natures.
Everything I offer is UT unless otherwise noted.
Im offering any treeckos for trade normal ones for decent trades a ceratin type will cost you a item.
Poke Shop
german jolly charmander
japan oshawott with PKRS quirky
japan piplup up for trade quirky
japan evee up for trade lax
japan metagross hardy
japan cyndaquil rash
I have all starters from all generations up for trade
if you want one from a certain nature I may be able attain it for you. Current Legends for trade
Rayquaza and japan Giratina
I also have pokemon with PKRS virus which lets the pokemon lev way faster then without it. So im looking for decent offers for this virus. If you want to know more about PKRS just google it.
Looking for certain shiny's or good offers
Shinys I want at the moment
shiny litwit prefer timid nature or random
any shiny evee or vaporeon
Trade Complete!
I can offer Tepig, Snivy, Oshawott, Cyndaquil, Mudkip, Piplup, Chimchar, Turtwig, Squirtle, Charmander, Bulbasaur, Zorua, Eevee, Absol, Gothita, Vullaby, Solosis, Petilil, Cottonee, Deino any of the 3 monkeys and I can give them POKERUS if you want!
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Made by annathornton at her Shop3DS FC: 3883-5448-8372
Looking for a shiny Treecko. Please pm me if you have one you'd like to trade, and we'll negotiate.
Current Shinies I Want:
& Tepig
Or Any of their evolved forms, as long as they're shiny.
I have some Zoruas to offer.
I also have some shinies, both 5th gen and other.
(Caught in White)
If you have any to trade, please PM me.
B/W Friend Code: 3224 4855 2818
Looking for a treecko, offering all gen 1/5 starters.
i can breed treekossss
[U]Name - Captain
3ds - 3196 4109 9809
Shinys in Y - Garados
trade complete
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Friend Codes
White - 3353 3369 1559 Paul
Black - 4384 1300 1095 Paul
Pokedex Trades
For now, I am still on my long extended vacation.
PM me if interested in making a trade.
have a treecko pm for offers
Looking for a Treecko, willing to offer any Unovo region starters (Already have them bred!), can offer other stuff as well
Pokemon Black Friend Code:
2193 7226 5113
What I'm offering:
Most Starters (All Level 1s)
- Squirtle
- Bulbasaur
- Charmander
- Totodile
- Chickoreeta
- Cyndaquil
- Mudkip
- Torchic
- Turtwig
- Chimchar
- Piplup
- Tepig
- Snivy
- Oshowott
Fossil Pokemon:
- Archen
- Tirtouga
- Zorua
- Eevee
Black Exclusives
- Vullaby
- Cotonee
- Deino
- Litwit
White Exclusives
- Petlil
- Solosis
- Thorh
- Larvesta
- Rufflet
All Element Monkeys
- Panpour
- Pansear
- Pansage
Wanted: Most Non-Unovo Pokemon, All Rares Legendaries, All Shiny's, Masterballs, Rare Candies, and other rare items.
Looking for a Treeko, nothing special, unless you want to offer it.
I can trade a treecko or grovile for one or more of the following:
(last ones to finish the dex)
Pm me with offers.
If you want something, i'm more than capable of helping, if within reason.
Spoiler:- SPOILER:
- Untouched
- Modest nature
- Untouched
- Adamant nature
- Untouched
- Modest nature
- Sinjoh Ruins, Lvl. 1
- Untouched
- Modest nature
- Gamestop
- Untouched
- Modest nature
- Alamos
- Untouched
- Modest nature
Pm me, if interested. If its something small you want, that can be bred for, i can be pretty lenient.
White FC: 3825 7836 7272


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If you have kids, you most likely prayed hard that they would avoid drugs and alcohol. Once a child becomes intoxicated, childhood is over. The young person will never be the same again.
Thus, a sane society discourages substance abuse if only to protect children. A sane society does not put a happy face on inebriation.
We are not a sane society.
With almost 30 million Americans currently categorized as substance abusers, you would think that Nancy Reagans Just Say No campaign, which launched in 1983, would be resurrected.
But saying no is not what America in 2013 is all about. Saying yes to whatever you want to do is the rule of the day.
Washington State and Colorado have legalized the use of marijuana, and many Americans are celebrating. As Bob Dylan once sang: Everybody must get stoned! The usual excuses are put forth: Its a freedom issue. We can tax the drug to generate revenue. It will get the criminal element out of it.
But the truth is that legalized pot (or drugs of any kind) creates massive unintended consequences.
In Holland, so many problems arose from pot being sold in coffee shops that a law banning the sale of cannabis to foreigners was passed. It seems the streets of Amsterdam, in particular, have become saturated with stoned people doing things outside that should be done inside.
The Netherlands recently passed a new law, forbidding children from smoking pot in school. Thats right, some of the urchins were getting high between classes. One teacher told the press its hard to stop that when pot is being sold legally across the street where hard-core drug addicts buy it and then sell it to the kids in order to get heroin money.
In Portugal, they have legalized all drugs. The result: Drug-related homicides have increased by 40 percent. Drug overdoses are up by 30 percent.
In Switzerland, drug-related deaths doubled and the health care system was overwhelmed after heroin was made legal in Zurich. The law was rescinded.
But here in the USA, we are now bullish on pot. Willie Nelson wrote a book glorifying the drug. Snoop Dogg says he wants to teach his kids how to smoke reefer. And the media in general see marijuana as a harmless diversion. If you are down on pot, you are decidedly uncool.
Fine with me. Ill risk the stigma. According to the federal government, 8,400 Americans begin using drugs every day, half of them under the age of 18.
And 68 percent of folks who become addicted to drugs begin with marijuana. Get the picture?
Celebrate the pot culture if you want. But know that you are not helping kids by taking the high road.
Bill OReilly is host of the Fox News show The OReilly Factor and is an author and columnist.
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Of the Four unique Wagyu Breeds raised in Japan, Miyazaki Wagyu is Japanese Black Wagyu, known as Kuroge Washu in Japan. This breed accounts for 90% of Wagyu raised in Japan. For it to qualify as Miyazaki Wagyu, the beef must grade A-4 or A-5. Less than 3 % of all Wagyu produced in Japan receives this Quality grade (grade is determined by several factors, including marbling ( 1-12), fat color ( 1-7), muscle color ( 1-7), firmness/tenderness of meat, and muscle dimension. If any of these criteria score less than perfect, it cannot be A-5).
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Here's your weekly roundup of what's in today's section!
Eilen Jewell is an Idahoan, a former Bostonian, a spitfire and an ultra-cool roots-rocker. (She is not, however, an Eileen.) Jewell returns to Sisters Wednesday, and my colleague David Jasper caught up with her and talked about what folks can expect at The Belfry.
"Our live show is a mix of songs from various albums. I don't tend to stick to just one album, it's not just the latest one," she said. "There's usually some from every one that we've released so far, including side projects like the Sacred Shakers. Usually we'll throw in a Loretta Lynn song (or two). And Jerry Miller, the lead guitarist in my band, has a solo project out, and we'll do one or two from his brand new record.
"We give every show our all," Jewell said. "We're real excited to get back out West."
I hope you'll read the whole thing.
In Feedback, I reviewed last weekend's Aesop Rock show at the Domino Room in Bend. It was good, but Aes spent a lot of time sharing the spotlight with his buddies. I would've liked a little more of the headliner doing his own solo stuff.
He delivered, eventually, ripping through "Skelethon" singles "ZZZ Top," "Cycles To Gehenna" (with its wonderful third act set to stark, somber piano) and "Zero Dark Thirty." The latter's roller-coaster melody and skittish beat stood out among the bass-drenched rumbles that overwhelmed other songs' subtleties.
In the end, Aes gave the people what they want, doing fan-fave oldies "Nightlight" and "Daylight" and then reaching way back for "No Regrets" from his classic 2001 album "Labor Days."
It all sounded good. The performers performed well. I enjoyed myself, truly. And the medium-sized crowd seemed to do the same.
I just walked out of the Domino Room feeling like I'd bought a ticket to an Aesop Rock show but ended up seeing a stop on the Aesop Rock & Friends Present The Traveling Rhymesayers Revue Tour.
Click here to read the whole review.
Elsewhere in the music section: Week of Wonders headlines a garage-y bill at The Horned Hand, The Black Lillies come to McMenamins, the Central Oregon Songwriters Association holds its annual Song of the Year awards show, The Northstar Session returns to The Sound Garden, Tracy Grammer plays The Belfry in Sisters and Danny Barnes will fill McMenamins with his banjotronics sound, plus a couple of good, local Cinco de Mayo options (Chiringa and Moon Mountain Ramblers) and a benefit concert featuring three local faves (Tony Smiley, MoWo and Keez).


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Workplace Equality Index: Five Year Review
Free to enter, Stonewall's Workplace Equality Index has enabled more than 800 leading employers measure their efforts to tackle workplace discrimination and create gay-friendly workplaces. Our research experts analysed the past five years of Index data and conducted in-depth case studies with top-performing partner organisations to better understand how they approached creating a workplace culture that celebrates difference. The Workplace Equality Index: Five Year Review captures this information in a candid and concise format and would serve as an invaluable practical guide for every employer who is at the start of their journey and not quite sure where to begin.
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This pioneering Stonewall research for the first time outlines a compelling business case for good practice around sexual orientation in the workplace. The study, based on more than one hundred in-depth interviews with lesbian, gay and bisexual people from 21 public and private sector organisations, found that participants almost universally reported a positive link between workplace climate and their own productivity and performance.
The research was sponsored by IBM.
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Employers often express concern about the small number of openly-gay women in their workplaces and the even smaller numbers engaged in their work around sexual orientation. Stonewall wanted to investigate this and that's why we conducted this research, and the results suggest that often gay women think their gender is more of a barrier to success at work than their sexual orientation.
The guide was supported by Lloyds Banking Group.
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This guide was produced to help small and medium enterprises to access the £70 billion 'pink pound'. It provides plain English advice on the 2003 Employment Equality (Sexual Orientation) Regulations and is also endorsed by The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) and ACAS.
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ICBA Insurance Enrolls First Agency in New Program
Washington, D.C. (July 28, 2004) - ICBA Insurance Services today announced it has enrolled its first bank insurance agency in its program with Iroquois Group. The First State Agency of Sauk Centre, Minn., which is affiliated with 69-year ICBA member First State Bank of Sauk Centre, became the first agency to join ICBA's newest subsidiary, which was chartered earlier this year.
ICBA Insurance Services, through its strategic alliance with Iroquois Group of Olean, N.Y., provides member banks' property and casualty insurance agencies access to additional P&C carriers with lower volume commitments, competitive commission rates, and profit sharing opportunities.
"The agency is growth oriented, and to achieve this growth we need additional products that currently we don't have access to," said Ron Hinnenkamp, who manages the First State Agency. "Joining the ICBA Insurance Services' program with Iroquois Group will provide the agency access to a broader array of competitive products that will help us to serve consumers and business customers more effectively."
"We are thrilled to have First State Bank's agency be the first to enroll in the program," said Dan Clancy, executive vice president of ICBA Insurance Services. "It's fitting that an ICBA founding institution like First State Bank becomes the first participant. The agency is already positioned for growth, and now will be able to enhance its opportunities by tapping into new products and markets."
"Agencies that perhaps write over half a million dollars in premium, but less than $4 million, often find it difficult to attract the insurance carriers they need to fully serve their customer base," said Clancy.
Greg Chiapuso, executive director of Iroquois Group, stated, "We are extremely pleased to welcome First State Agency of Sauk Centre as we work closely with ICBA Insurance Services to bring expanded access to products to ICBA member agencies in the Midwest."
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Madra Rua Pub erupted as the United States scored the go-ahead goal against Ghana in their World Cup opener Monday.
Beer rained from the air and chants of "U-S-A" thundered through the bar from the hundreds of fans embracing shoulder to shoulder in support of their team.
The U.S. National Team's following has perceivably blossomed over the past decade. Leading the local charge is a rowdy band of brothers dubbed the Holy City Outlaws, who wear their red, white and blue shield as proud as any.
The American Outlaws are a nationwide brotherhood of super fans that support the United States National Soccer teams with a feverish passion. They've been featured on ESPN and in the pages of Sports Illustrated. They lead the chants in the stands and sing the songs in the bars draped in USA jerseys and American flags. There are 144 official chapters nationwide with more than 50 new chapters added since September. When members travel into new cities from out of town, they're welcomed into the town's Outlaw chapter like members of an extended family.
Charleston's Holy City Outlaws became the 92nd chapter of the American Outlaws in September and is already thriving with well over 100 official members. Close to 50 new members have been added since February and president Mike Buytas says more are joining every day.
"It's a community of passionate people who like to have a good time," Buytas said. "You feel comfortable right away. Everybody sings the same songs and has the same discussions. Just a large group of U.S. soccer fans celebrating their passion for the game."
Buytas still remembers watching his first World Cup game while stationed on an Army base in South Korea in 1990. Just he and one other fan sat huddled over a small TV with rabbit-ear antennas. These days, with the growing popularity of U.S. soccer, especially locally, Buytas says fans have to show up early just to get into the local soccer bars that fill to capacity on game day.
With the early success of the U.S. team in this year's World Cup, local bars are preparing for even larger turnouts of official and unofficial American Outlaws as the games continue.
Madra Rua, the American Outlaws' official bar located in North Charleston, was full inside and out for the U.S. vs. Ghana game.
"So loud at one point I had to walk into the back hall," bartender Brad Doggett said. "Super busy, high energy, tons of fans, red, white and blue everywhere."
My Father's Moustache in Mount Pleasant had its highest sales day of the year and opened an outside bar to accommodate the overflow of U.S. fans.
"The vibe was amazing," manager Aaron Pauole said. "It was insane. We had people blocks away on Rifle Range Road who said they could hear the cheering and chanting."
The American Outlaws continue to absorb new members of all ages and backgrounds each week and welcome even the casual fan to join. Outlaws member Del Shaffer says soccer's increased visibility has raised its popularity in the U.S. and largely contributes to the increased support of the national teams. He says the U.S. teams are easy for American fans to support because unlike other leagues with separate conferences and divisions, the U.S. team brings together an entire country.
"Every single year, the sport is building in America and locally, and every year the fandom builds with it," Shaffer said. "The Lowcountry already has a great base for soccer. The World Cup brings everybody together with the same passion and interest to celebrate as a community and a country. And that's really what the American Outlaws are about as well."
Outlaw member John Lotterhos says it's that sense of pride that makes the Outlaws and the World Cup so special. Look closely in the U.S. fan sections at the games in Brazil and you'll see the Holy City Outlaws scarves waiving through the air. The Outlaws back home applaud their brothers in the stands the same way they cheer for their boys on the field.
"I love it. I love the sport. I love the World Cup. I love what it brings. I love the country coming together," Lotterhos said. "I want everyone to fall in love with the game and welcome new fans to grow their passion with us. It's the closest thing to actually being brothers. There's a strong camaraderie. We're all in it together like a family."
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Medical Mutual of Ohio is the parent company of the Carolina Care health plan, which covers 28,000 policyholders in South Carolina.
Medical Mutual spokesman Ed Byers said on Friday the company plans to pull out of South Carolina by the end of the year to focus on its home market of Ohio, where it covers 1.6 million members.
Byers said changes under the federal health care act that go into effect this year and next year played into the company's decision to leave South Carolina.
He said policyholders covered under Carolina Care are being transitioned to UnitedHealthcare.
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said, "I hate to say I told you so, but I told you so. Every day we see stories like this about Obamacare – rising prices, fewer choices, and more confusion for patients and providers. We now have one less choice for health insurance in South Carolina. In the days to follow, people will likely lose their choice of doctor as well. Unfortunately, this is just the beginning of the disaster that will befall our country if Obamacare is fully implemented."
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CSX 89' Auto Rack Car
6-29380 | Price: $109.99
Newly Tooled 89' Auto Rack Car
Like real auto carriers, the end doors on the carriers open to reveal a bi-level rack divider in the interior. You can even load these Auto Rack Cars with autos, sold separately by Lionel.
- All-new tooling
- Accurate 1:48 scale design
- Die-cast metal sprung trucks and operating couplers
- Hidden uncoupling tabs
- Opening doors at both ends
- Bi-level rack in interior
- Self-adjusting couplers allow for operation on tighter curve layouts
Gauge: Standard O Scale
Dimensions: Length Approx. 24"
RailLine: CSX
Minimum Curve: O-54
Lionel 2013 Signature Edition