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Google Reader finally becomes social and automatically subscribes to the list of shared items from your Google Talk friends (which is a subset of your Gmail contacts). Your friends will also see your shared items, but you can remove those you don't want to read you favorite posts.
Google uses the profiles from Shared Stuff and Google Maps.
"If any of your friends on Google Talk are using Reader and sharing items, they'll automatically show up in the Google Reader sidebar under Friends' shared items. You can read these items in a combined list, or click the "+" icon to expand the list and see the shared items from each of your friends," according to the help center.
This feature was long overdue and Google made the right decision to not allow every Gmail contact see your shared items, but you should also remember that people can automatically become your Google Talk friends if this option is enabled in Gmail: "Automatically allow people I communicate with often to chat with me and see when I'm online".
A lot of people complain on Google Groups that this is a privacy issue and you may not want to share those items with your Google Talk contacts. "I think the basic mistake here (...) is that the people on my contact list are not necessarily my "friends". I have business contacts, school contacts, family contacts, etc., and not only do I not really have any interest in seeing all of their feed information, I don't want them seeing mine either. This is a major privacy problem." Another user has an interesting way to use the shared items: "I share items with a very specific audience. I know the people who have subscribed to my shared items and that allows me to share items I think would be of interest to them. I'm not trying to be Boing Boing. I'm just trying to be me. Now, when I know that any of my "friends", from any possible social circle, from any level of familiarity, can see what I share, I really can't be me at all." The problem is that Google Reader didn't manage to explain what "share" really means and didn't consider that Google Talk contacts aren't necessarily friends.
Robert Scoble, who has a very popular shared items feed, noticed that Google Reader doesn't filter duplicates (a certain post can be from one of your subscriptions, but also in your contacts' shared items). "Google Reader now is bringing me TONS of duplicates from people. This clutters my all items feed and keeps me from finding new, original items."
Filtered feeds are a great way to deal with information overload: if your friends have a special interest in a domain, they could offer you a summary of the most interesting things that happened in that particular field. Of course, your friends could also share funny things from the web or share everything they read. "If you don't want to see shared items from any particular friend, you can hide their items from your list; just click on the friend's name and click the Hide button."
In the next updates, Google Reader should let you comment on shared items or chat with your online friends about certain posts, separate your shared items with tags and recommend shared items from people that have similar interests with you.
* this only works in the US English interface (you can change the language in Google Reader's settings).
* if you don't see all your Google Talk friends that use Google Reader, don't worry. You'll see them after they open Google Reader and find out about the new feature.
* my shared items (and the the feed)
Google Reader updates feeds almost instantly. What I noticed in November is now widespread.
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Walmart pursues planned West Milwaukee supermarket-discount store
A Walmart combined supermarket and discount store is being proposed for a West Milwaukee site that now has a largely vacant strip retail center, and some industrial buildings.
The site is about a two blocks east of Miller Park Way, and north of W. Greenfield Ave.
Gatlin Development Co. has the site controlled under pending purchase contracts, Walmart spokeswoman Lisa Nelson told me. Gatlin would build the store and lease it to Walmart.
The site is now occupied by a mostly vacant strip retail center, once anchored by a Sentry supermarket, and buildings used by Wisconsin Steel Industries, Nelson said. The Walmart would be on both sides of what is now S. 41st St., a portion of which would be vacated to accommodate the development.
The proposed 144,000-square-foot store will be the subject of an open house presentation, which will run from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday at the West Milwaukee Community Center, 1345 S. 47th St., said Ron Hayward, village president.» Read Full Article
Goodwill drops bid to open on 76th Street in Greenfield
Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Wisconsin has dropped its controversial request to open a store in the former Office Depot on 76th Street south of Interstate 894.
The Greenfield Common Council last week turned down Goodwill's request for a special use permit, but a reconsideration was expected at the next meeting in August. Approval by a narrow margin was a possibility.
The Goodwill request had supporters on the council, but others including the mayor didn't want a resale operation on 76th Street from I-894 to Southridge, which they deemed Greenfield's premier commercial corridor.
Supporters said Goodwill is a well-run operation, has attractive stores that serve its customers well and Goodwill wanted to spend more than $1 million to upgrade the building at 4940 S. 76th St.
Alderwoman Linda Lubotsky who voted against the special use so that she could bring the matter up for reconsideration Aug. 18, was extremely disappointed that Goodwill is not pursing the store. Goodwill would have been good for Greenfield, she said.» Read Full Article
84th Street ramps at I-94 to be open for the Wisconsin State Fair
All the 84th Street ramps onto and off of Interstate 94 will be open to ease access to the Wisconsin State Fair, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation just announced.
The ramps should be open this weekend, weather permitting, said Michael Pyritz, communications specialist with the DOT southeastern Wisconsin region.
"That's a very key location for people going to and from the fair," Pyritz said.
Those approaching the fair from the east on I-94 also will be able to get off and on the freeway at 68th Street.
West Allis superintendent named to school advocacy group leadership
Marty Lexmond, who is in his first month as superintendent of the West Allis-West Milwaukee School District, has been named to the executive committee of the Southeastern Wisconsin Schools Alliance, an association of superintendents and school board members.
The alliance is a legislative advocacy group for those school districts.
"It's an honor," said school board member Sue Sujecki about the appointment.
Lexmond said, "It's an opportunity to serve."
Educator from Anchorage likely to take reins of West Allis school
Ryan Johnson who is now a lead teacher in Anchorage, Alaska, will likely be the new principal of Mitchell Elementary School in West Allis.
Although he has not served as a principal, he has taken on leadership roles, said Marty Lexmond, West Allis-West Milwaukee superintendent.
The school board will vote on his nomination Aug. 10. If approved he would start Aug. 11 and succeed Joe Hill who will be principal of West Ridge Elementary School in the Racine Unified School District starting this fall.
Both parents and teachers on the Mitchell School principal search committee were enthusiastic about recommending Johnson.
Lexmond said, "What the parents really like is his dynamic personality. He came across as very relatable and genuine."» Read Full Article
'Milwaukee lion' spotted in Glendale
Glendale — After a week on the northwest side of Milwaukee, the much-talked-about 'Milwaukee lion' may have made an appearance in Glendale Sunday night.
The 'lion-like' creature described by more than a dozen eyewitnesses over the last week was most recently spotted on 30th Street and Fairmount Avenue on Saturday night. Milwaukee police officers have been searching the area around Lincoln Creek in search of the big cat.
The lion may be traveling northeast, if a call from Glendale police is accurate.
Glendale police received a report of a lion sighting at 11:26 p.m. Sunday in the 5700 block of Crestwood Boulevard, about a mile north of Lincoln Creek. The caller said he saw a tan muscular animal with a long tail walking in the area, and then it took off running north toward Marne Avenue.
Glendale police responded to the call, but officers were unable to locate the animal.
The Suburban 16 Power Rankings: Watt, Niebrugge, and others on the next level
(Editor's note: After a late addition putting Anthony Pettis in the top 15, the "Suburban 15" was expanded to the "Suburban 16")
The meteoric rise just continues.
Pewaukee graduate J.J. Watt, once a scholarship tight end at Central Michigan and then a walk-on at the University of Wisconsin, was voted the No. 1 player in the National Football League by the league's players in a poll conducted by the NFL Network.
Higher than Aaron Rodgers (No. 2) and Tom Brady (No. 3). Higher than anyone could have imagined even when he became the 11th overall selection in the 2011 NFL Draft. Even with his second career NFL Defensive Player of the Year Award last year, it's still staggering to think that when the players in the NFL consider who the league's best player is, they turn to Watt.
Sure, all rankings have to be taken with a grain of salt, but especially with the accomplishments of Watt and Jordan Niebrugge, a Homestead graduate who shot an amateur-record round of 67 at the British Open and then tied for sixth in the tourney, there have been some exciting accomplishments racked up by local products. Considering athletes who competed in high school in the Now Newspapers or Lake Country Publications coverage area (and remain active), here's my Suburban 16, where I attempt to rank players based on exposure, impact and post-prep accomplishments.» Read Full Article
Greenfield denies Goodwill store but maybe not for long
Greenfield — A combination of worry about traffic impacts and wanting to keep resale stores from what has been called Greenfield's premier commercial corridor, 76th Street, combined last week to cause a request to open a Goodwill store there to be denied.
Although the Greenfield Common Council voted 3 to 1 to deny, a reconsideration is expected that might turn the tide the other way. One of the aldermen who voted to deny may actually favor Goodwill's request and could ask for a reconsideration at the Tuesday, Aug. 18, common council meeting. Also, Alderwoman Pam Akers was not present last week and she may also favor Goodwill's request. If speculations turn out correct, the vote could be 3 to 2 to approve next time around.
Goodwill has asked to open a store at 4940 S. 76th St. in the former location of Office Depot south of Interstate 894. At last week's public hearing, six residents spoke for the proposal and two against, although one brought a petition signed by 30 families who were also against. Another 14 people either sent emails or registered in favor of Goodwill.
City officials view 76th Street from Interstate 894 south to Southridge as Greenfield's premier commercial corridor.
The city is trying to improve the shopping experience and amenities along 76th Street, Mayor Michael Neitzke said, and Goodwill doesn't fit well with the city's vision. He acknowledged after the meeting that Goodwill recently opened a store on Bluemound Road in Brookfield, but pointed out that the store isn't in Brookfield Square.» Read Full Article
Initial Reaction Podcast: A dumb-sports-fan's guide to the Bucks arena financing situation
JP tries his best to explain the machinations behind the state senate voting in favor of a Bucks arena financing plan, plus a lot more from a big week of Wisconsin sports (Favre! Niebrugge!). Also, JP shares his impressions from the WFCA All-Star football game.
West Allis school officials worry parents can't monitor iPads
West Allis —Soon, West Allis-West Milwaukee School District parents will likely receive an agreement to sign promising to take good care of their children's school iPads and make sure their children don't download pornography, non-educational video games or other inappropriate materials.
The problem that some West Allis-West Milwaukee School Board members pointed out is that a lot of parents don't know how to check for inappropriate material. They also say that parents are worried that the schools' dive into the waters of computer learning could drag pornography into their homes.
"We're demanding they monitor and they don't know how," said board member Sue Sujecki, chairwoman of the curriculum and instruction committee that oversees the iPad program. Every child from kindergarten through high school has a school-loaned iPad in the West Allis-West Milwaukee School District on which to do their school work.
While the schools have firewalls preventing inappropriate materials from landing on those iPads, students can go home and pull down anything they want on their home WiFi Internet connection.
Superintendent Marty Lexmond said he will look into producing a video to help parents police their children's downloads. The video would be on the school district website.» Read Full Article
Whitnall baseball team uses big fifth inning to stun Muskego in regional title contest
Nearly 20 minutes after the final out was recorded, members of the Muskego baseball team were spread out throughout the diamond.
Some were down the line, a few more were in the dugout and a couple of others were pacing near the warning track. All of them were in disbelief.
Meanwhile, Whitnall had already doused coach Ben Krey with a Gatorade bath and was on the bus celebrating its upset victory. The Falcons used a seven-run fifth inning to knock out a Warriors team thought of as a state championship contender with a 9-6 victory in a WIAA regional final on July 17 at Muskego High School.
"It has been the theme all season," Whitnall first baseman James Menden said. "We keep battling to try and find a way to get wins. That's what we did today."
Muskego jumps ahead» Read Full Article
Fortman pitches Franklin past Greenfield in WIAA regional championship baseball game
Joe Fortman became the ace pitcher for the Franklin baseball team this season, and he did what aces are supposed to do on July 17 against Greenfield.
The senior shut down the Hustlin' Hawks on just two hits in six innings, striking out six and walking none, in pitching the Sabers to a 7-0 triumph in a WIAA regional championship game at Jim Hughes Field.
"That's what he's been doing for us, shutting them down," Hughes said of Fortman, who improved to 8-1 on the season. "The curveball was working pretty well. He could throw that off the fastball. That was his out pitch. He's done a much better job with that. He used to throw it too fast, so it wouldn't break. We worked with him on that, and the curveball's been much better in the last few games."
Fortman agreed with that assessment, saying, "The curveball was working pretty well today, but mostly, it was the defense behind me. Our fielding has been solid, so that helps a lot."
Fortman did not allow a hit in the first three innings, with the lone baserunner reaching on an error, the Sabers' only miscue of the game.» Read Full Article
Major development in Greenfield hits snag
Greenfield — Closings on homes to be bought to make room for a $150 million shopping, hotel, residential and office development in Greenfield have been temporarily called off because a ditch running through the development might be protected.
State Department of Natural Resources officials state environmental officials are concerned that the ditch might be navigable and so be protected. City officials and the developer, Cobalt Partners disagree.
Cobalt Partners plans to buy about 37 homes to clear the way for the development on Layton Avenue between 84th and 92nd streets and extending north to Interstate 894/US 45. Closings for several of the homes were to be in the next two weeks. Sellers were notified early last week that their closings had to be put off. Some of the closings were to have been Friday, July 17. No new date was set for the closings.
However, Greenfield Mayor Michael Neitzke said late last week that DNR officials have been helpful and said they hoped to have an answer soon.
A determination that it is just a ditch is critical because the ditch goes right through the middle of the proposed development, Neitzke said. Cobalt Partners has analyzed alternatives, but he said, "There isn't another way to get the value out of this development under the current scenario if it is a navigable water."» Read Full Article
Greenfield's Bella Matthias headlines the 2015 All-Suburban Softball Team
Bella Matthias, junior, Greenfield
Standout pitcher was driving force for 26-2 Hustlin' Hawks, which did not lose a game until final week of regular season. … Went 19-2 with 0.72 ERA, allowing 59 hits and 15 runs in 145 innings while striking out 284 (26 walks). … Defeated five area conference champions and two Division 1 state qualifiers. … No-hit Germantown with 17 strikeouts and two-hit Kenosha Bradford with 13 punchouts. … Second-highest vote count in All-State voting behind Kayla Konwent of Westosha Central. … Batted .461 with .546 OBP.
COACH OF THE YEAR» Read Full Article
New St. Vincent de Paul store in Greenfield receives blessing
Greenfield —The St. Vincent de Paul Society dedicated its new store at 4476 S. 108th St. in Greenfield with a Wisconsin style tailgate party Saturday.
The store is the second St. Vincent de Paul Society retail location in Milwaukee County, joining a smaller store located at 2320 W. Lincoln Ave.
The Greenfield store actually opened in January and Saturday's event began with a dedication and blessing of the store by Archbishop Jerome Listecki.
The public was welcome to join in the celebration with a Wisconsin-style tailgate party with live music, food and beverages from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., and the World Famous Klement's Racing Sausages racing at noon.
Gently used donated clothing, furniture, household items and appliances are sold at affordable prices, or provided to families in need via a gift certificate program through St. Vincent de Paul.» Read Full Article
Hale nips New Berlin West, 2-1, in regional opener
It was the type of ballgame that neither pitcher deserved to lose, but someone had to. But Mials McMurray outdueled Adam Fritz and ninth-seeded West Allis Hale beat eighth-seeded New Berlin West, 2-1, in the first round of the WIAA Regional playoffs on July 14 at West.
The Huskies (14-16) defeated the Vikings (11-13) despite being outhit 7-3, but they bunched their hits better as West left 8 men on base while Hale only left 4 runners on.
With the score tied at 1-1 in the fifth, JoeJo Breznik dribbled a single up the middle and after Derrick Oleson flew out to left, then stole second base. Mason Ross grounded to shortstop Allen Peil for the second out, moving Breznik to third.
Up stepped Jason Palesse, who had singled to left in his first appearance and drove a deep fly ball for an out in his second plate appearance. The talented shortstop, then ripped a sinking line drive single to center and Breznik cruised in with the eventual winning run.
Both teams scored a run in the first as both McMurray and Fritz got off to a slow start.» Read Full Article

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I am THRILLED that Betty Crocker has decided to introduce these four new gluten free baking mixes in mainstream supermarkets. How great will it be for all our kids who are gluten free that relatives and friends will be able to find these mixes in mainstream supermarkets? Since my daughter has been gluten free, so many people have asked me what they can have on hand for her to eat. A number of people have wanted to include my kids in celebrations, but it has often been too difficult. I can't tell you how great it is to be able to point people toward these new mixes.
I am also a huge fan of how simple the ingredient lists are for these mixes. The yellow cake mix contains: rice flour, sugar, potato starch, leavening (baking soda, sodium acid pyrophosphate, monocalcium phosphate) xanthum gum, and salt. I love that they don't contain soybean oil, cotton seed oil, dried corn syrup, artificial flavors and colors and nonfat milk--which are in other typical boxed cake mixes.
When I received the mixes my husband asked me to to make the Betty Crocker brownie mix--he hadn't seen a brownie in our house for years. After I made them we sampled the brownies warm from the oven. They were gooey and delicious and the mix already contained extra chocolate chips, which I usually like to add to brownies. He gave them the ultimate compliment...they were "regular people's brownies."
Although they are gluten free, they don't taste like they are gluten free--they just taste like delicious chocolate brownies.
Everyone agreed the chocolate chip cookies were also a homerun. My sister said "They taste just like your--only they are easier to make." Another family member said "They are a little grainy" as he helped himself to a second. The uncooked cookie dough is crumbly when it is mixed, but you can make balls of the dough and flatten them and the cookies turn out perfect.
To find out where you can buy these delicious mixes go to the Betty Crocker product locator or go to amazon.com to order now.
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All Artwork from New York Exhibit Can Now Be Viewed Online
Friday, April 28, 2006
New York's Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art (MoCCA) hosted "Todd McFarlane: A Retrospective" from Feb. 24 through May 1. The multimedia retrospective exhibit showcased Todd's art and career, and featured original artwork and artifacts -- including original comic art pages, animation cels, character designs and layouts, and toy designs and prototypes from the McFarlane Companies archives.
If you were unable to visit MoCCA in person, you can see what you missed with our online MoCCA Mini-Site, which has been updated throughout the duration of the exhibit. You can see all of the artwork from the exhibit, and listen to Todd's own reminiscences behind each piece with downloadable audio tracks. This week we've got another update:Pieces 53-72, complete artwork and audio files.With this week's mini-site update, all artwork and audio files from "Todd McFarlane: A Retrospective" are now online.


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There are a lot of job vacancies for LPNs and it is one of the professions that are in demand today. Having a career in nursing can help you in your ambition to help people. Before being a registered nurse, you have to be a licensed nurse practitioner or LPN. However, this can cost a lot and can bore a hole in your pocket as you study to be a nurse.
There are numerous vacancies in nursing homes, private clinics, schools, and hospitals for LPNs. Since the aging population is growing, this means that the demand for more workforce is expected. There are also plenty of retiring nurses and the lack of nurses has to be filled.
LPNs have the ability to earn more. If you want to work as an LPN, you have to study as one. An online LPN program can help you achieve your goal without having to quit your day job. Online LPN programs are slowly replacing traditional nursing schools. It is a fact that nursing career is growing more and more popular and at a fast pace at that. It is for this reason that there are LPN classes online for those professionals who wish to make a living in the medical community.
There are plenty of choices for an online course on LPN or LVN so you can study and work at the same time. These courses offer even better quality education compared to those in traditional schools. This is a bigger come on for people to earn an LPN degree online.
Choosing an Approved Online Program for LPNs
In order to make sure that you are enrolling in a legitimate online course for LPNs, verify with the State Board of Nursing first. Another way is to pick a list of websites offering LPN courses and then consult the list with the Board if they are approved.
Of course, you first need to find a great list of classes. Luckily, http://lpnprogramshq.com has compiled a list of every approved class in a state-by-state directory. I recommend you check it out.
Benefits of Enrolling Online for your LPN Training Program
One of the reasons why online classes are more popular than enrolling in a traditional school for the LPN program is that there is convenience in studying online. Flexibility is also something that a nurse practitioner requires, hence, signing up for an online school is the perfect fit. You can manage your time because online classes are available at your most convenient time.
Online programs for LPN cost less as compared to offline schools. This will enable you to budget your finances without emptying them. For one, enrolling online means that you do not have to pay for a dorm room.
Another advantage to online training is that you can decide the learning method that is most effective for you. Others who do not fare so well in a traditional school actually do good when they enroll in an online program for LVNs because there is more time to study and you can take your time in learning the lessons.
These are just some of the reasons why online LPN programs are becoming more and more popular than enrolling to traditional universities.


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Rowan University Art Gallery presents 'Heads and Tales,' showcasing selected studio work by Philadelphia-born, New Jersey-based artist Tom Nussbaum. The exhibit features a variety of mediums in which Nussbaum locates common attributes that embody a narrative framework, and which developed out of his life-long interest in building things that express his view of the world.
Rowan Percussion Ensemble, under the direction of Dean Witten, presents a diverse evening of music written and/or arranged for a wide variety of percussion instruments.
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Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Lady Trojans capture first region title in 31 years
The Berkeley Stags and Timberland Wolves basketball teams endured tough basketball seasons.
Both boys and girls teams were shut out of the South Carolina High School League state playoff brackets.
The Stags finished last with a 4-6 record in the newly reformatted Region 8AAA, a competitive region, behind region champ Orangeburg-Wilkinson, Stall, Hilton Head, Hanahan and James Island. The girls' team didn't fare any better, finishing in the cellar with a 1-9 mark.
At Timberland, the Lady Wolves are in the middle of a major rebuilding program from their 2011 Class AA State Championship, and improved over their 2012 team with six wins on the season, but still finished last in Region 7AA with a 1-9 record.
The Wolves boys' team could never get their season untracked and finished with a last place 2-8 mark.
The Cross boys salvaged a fourth place finish in Region 6A and the Lady Trojans captured their first region championship in 31 years and will host a first round playoff game this week.
The Stags closed out their season on a high note, giving fans a preview of what next year's team may look like with a solid 57-54 win over second place Stall. Barely two weeks ago, Berkeley stood in a three-way tie for second place as the final half of the Region 8AAA competition began. The win over Stall completes a season sweep of the Warriors in region play but was not enough to earn the Stags an invitation to the playoff dance.
"A lot of unusual scenarios would have had to happen for us to make it in," said BHS Coach Joe Wallace after the game.
Those scenarios did not happen.
Ormaine Thomas scored 10 of his game high 24 points in a 21 point fourth quarter to lead Berkeley to the win.
In the regular season finale Berkeley spoiled Stall coach Steve Guerry's homecoming pulling away in the fourth quarter for a 57-54 win. Guerry, a former Stags assistant and a Moncks Corner native, is in his third season as head coach of the Warriors and guided Stall to a second place Region 8AAA finish.
"This was like a family reunion," Guerry said. "I grew up here and it is home to me."
Stall hosts Airport in Class AAA first round playoff action on Wednesday.
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The Squeezo Strainer quickly and easily separates seeds, peels, cores and stems with a simple turn of the handle, so you get the most juice and puree with the least amount of effort. Simply add tomatoes, berries, steamed apples or vegetables into the hopper, turn the handle, and the juice and puree pour down the chute, while the seeds and skins are discharged separately. The juice and puree are ready for eating, cooking, freezing or canning. The Squeezo Strainer is the original — and still the best — all-metal food mill. It's made in the USA from aluminum and stainless steel, with no plastic parts to stain or retain odors. The built-in clamp lets you attach it securely to a table or countertop up to 2-1/2" thick. Recipes and instructions are also included.
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I had one if these when I lived in Switzerland and, as many people, had a surplus of tomatoes and lots and lots of wild berries that I wanted to preserve. I would easily process 100 lbs of tomatoes in about 45 minutes with nary a seed or piece of skin in the finished product. The berry screen is a must if you like to make berry sauces.
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From Gary; "Again, limit the discussion, we want answers not fighting and trivia. Here's one that came in this morning: If the Greek New Testament plainly teaches Universal Salvation, why is this teaching not a part of their articles of faith? Why have the Greek and Russian Orthodox churches taught Hell throughout the centuries?"
To me, it's the very first Christians only, because even at the time of the writings of the New Testament letters, there were untruths of doctrine circulating. Today most churches or groups believe one becomes saved by saying a "sinner's prayer" asking Jesus into their heart, which by all means is not a bad thing! But Jesus said, and Paul also later wrote, that if one "believed Jesus was the Son of God, and believed that He rose from the grave" (truly believed, with changes in character and life becoming evident) they were saved (adopted) and became "the children of God".
For the same reason Anabaptists were martyred by the Catholic(official church) church for teaching that baptism, before repentance by a person old enough to recognise their need to turn and follow God, had no edifying effect.For the same reason Jesus was crucified by the Sanhedrin(official church) for exposing their hypocrisy.For the same reason John Calvin(official church) supported the French Inquistion's(official church) execution of Michael Servetus because he held an unorthodox view of the GodheadFor the same reason official churches and synagogues have sponsored wars and inquisitions against one another, and together against the prophets and saints of God though out the ages.The truth is almost never found in the "official churches". By the time they become "official" they are gutted of most of the glory hidden within the gospel and remain only as the prison cells of the decieved who are bound by their laws and lies.


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Crestview High School defensive end Denzel Ware, a longtime University of Kentucky commit, will sign his National Letter of Intent during a 10 a.m. ceremony in the school's media center.
College football's National Signing Day is actually the start of a period of several weeks when a high school football player can sign with the college of his choice. It has become one of the most anticipated days on the college football calendar.
But there was a time when no hoopla surrounded signing day. Back in the day, fans had to wait to see who signed with their team as players didn't hold press conferences to tell the world they had committed to Mid State U.
Signing day, which took place in December when I was in high school, was low key, with a few friends and relatives gathered in a player's home to celebrate the occasion. Sometimes, a member of the media would be in attendance to chronicle the big event.
My best friend, Ken Hardy, was good enough to sign with Auburn University. Ken was the first Gulf Breeze High School football player to play at a Southeastern Conference or major conference school.
In the days before cable and satellite TV, fans were fortunate to get two games a week. And it was considered a treat to see a friend or high school teammate on ABC's College Football Game of the Week.
When college football broadcasting legend Keith Jackson called a player's name on air, it gave credence to the athlete's hard work.
Everyone knows I'm a Tennessee guy, but I developed a soft spot in my heart for Auburn during Ken's playing days for the Tigers. I still consider Auburn my second favorite team in the SEC.
It has been almost 35 years since Ken played his last game at Auburn, but at reunions, old classmates still talk about the time they attended a game and saw Ken play college football.
I guess I'm going to be a closet Kentucky fan now — at least while Denzel plays for the Wildcats. I'll pull for Kentucky every game, with the exception being the Tennessee game.
I'm guessing Crestview's Big Red Country will now have a tint of Kentucky blue on Saturdays in the fall as the Bulldog faithful cheer for Denzel and the Wildcats. And as college football broadcasts have saturated the airways, local fans will be able to watch most of Denzel's games at Kentucky.
If I know a thing or two about human nature, and I think I do, teammates and classmates will try to get to a Kentucky game so they can witness, in person, Denzel's college football journey.
I've been privileged to witness Denzel's high school football journey. And I'm excited for what the future holds for him.
Yes, Denzel Ware's college journey starts today. I wish him all the best.
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Herman Cain urges supporters to outvote the stupid people'
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Its hard to forget Herman Cain, the failed Senate candidate turned failed presidential candidate, who made an appearance today at the Faith and Freedom Coalitions event, organized by disgraced former lobbyist Ralph Reed. Cain, once a big attraction for the Tea Party crowd, appears to have lost a rhetorical step.
Cain exhorted the half-filled ballroom at Washington, DCs Omni Shoreham hotel to inform themselves and get active in politics. They needed to get involved because, as he put it, stupid people [who do vote and volunteer] are ruining America.
Those in the room need to outnumber those stupid people, he continued. The solution is real simple folks. Those of us who are informed have got to outvote the stupid people. And you have got to become ambassadors of intelligence, ambassadors of information.
Voter sophistication appears to be an area of particular interest to Cain. [W]e have a severe ignorance problem with the people who are so mesmerized by [the presidents] popularity that they are not looking at the facts, Cain told Fox News Bill OReilly last year. I still have faith, Bill, in enough people that can wake up and get out of the ignorance zone and we then be able to elect the right kind of people going forward.
Cain might want to rethink this whole approach to the ignorance zone.
We are, however, talking about a guy who doesnt know China has nuclear weapons. He said the U.S. cant launch a military strike against Iran because its very mountainous. He thinks Cuban is a language. Asked about a military conflict in Libya, he said, I got all this stuff twirling around in my head. Asked about foreign heads of state, he said he doesnt care who the president of Ubeki-beki-beki-beki-stan-stan is.
Cain also famously argued the nation needs a leader, not a reader.
Maybe hed be better off without references to stupid people in his public remarks?


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A bit of background on me - my first baby was born at 29+6 due to severe pre eclampsia also thought to be complicated by acute fatty liver of pregnancy. After I was diagnosed, my son was delivered by emergency c-section the following morning. He weighed 2lbs 15 oz. He is 19 months now and doing great- you wouldn't know he was born early.
I'm now 30+1 (yay-have beaten last pregnancy!). Everything has been going well (apart from a lot of stress and worry on my behalf) up until recently. My OB has been doing weekly bloods and urine and bloods so far have been perfect, however starting at 28+6, I have showed protein in my urine. I haven't done a 24 hour collection because OB feels that the random collection (which was sent to the lab) was just as accurate. Protein the previous week had been 19 and the following week showed 40, which is a marked increase ( I think 30 is the cut off?). He didnt repeat the urine test this week as felt it won't go away now and it's more important to monitor bloods and blood pressure to see what happens there. Blood pressure has been completely normal both at home and in doctors office. No swelling other than some very mild ankle swelling which resolves after rest. I will add here that I've had a mild headache on and off for the last 3 days (stress after finding out about the protein?) and yesterday I had a very short episode of these silvery slithery things in my peripheral vision. It was very short and hasn't happened since (over 24 hrs ago now). I took my blood pressure right afterwards and it was only 105/67. I'm assuming if the headache/visual disturbance was Pre-e related that I would have high blood pressure? My bloods (liver/kidney function/platelets etc) were done 3 days ago and all completely normal.
Sorry for the rambling post! I guess my main question is- has anyone else experienced the proteinuria before your blood pressure has risen and how long did it take for this to rise and to get a pre eclampsia diagnosis? How long till delivery? My doctor has said he hopes I can make it to 34 weeks and I might even get to 37. He won't let me go past 37 though. Really, really hoping to avoid the NICU this time around!


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- Phase diagram of neutral quark matter at moderate densities (2006)
- We discuss the phase diagram of moderately dense, locally neutral three-flavor quark matter using the framework of an effective model of quantum chromodynamics with a local interaction. The phase diagrams in the plane of temperature and quark chemical potential as well as in the plane of temperature and lepton-number chemical potential are discussed.
- The phase diagram of neutral quark matter : the effect of neutrino trapping (2006)
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- We compare quark stars made of color-superconducting quark matter to normal-conducting quark stars. We focus on the most simple color-superconducting system, a two-flavor color superconductor, and employ the Nambu-Jona-Lasinio (NJL) model to compute the gap parameter and the equation of state. By varying the strength of the four-fermion coupling of the NJL model, we study the mass and the radius of the quark star as a function of the value of the gap parameter. If the coupling constant exceeds a critical value, the gap parameter does not vanish even at zero density. For coupling constants below this critical value, mass and radius of a color-superconducting quark star change at most by ca. 20% compared to a star consisting of normal-conducting quark matter. For coupling constants above the critical value mass and radius may change by factors of two or more.


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Diego Sanchez says champ Benson Henderson's title 'there for the taking' | News
"After watching Benson Henderson's performance against Gilbert Melendez, I must say, I wasn't impressed," he told MMAjunkie.com Radio (MMA Radio, UFC Radio - MMAjunkie Radio). "I see a lot of holes in his game, and I feel like that belt's there for the taking."
UFC 164 takes place Aug. 31 at Milwaukee's Bradley Center. Sanchez said he will be part of the event's pay-per-view main-card.
Earlier this month, lightweight champ Henderson defended his belt a third time with a split-decision win over former Strikeforce titleholder Gilbert Melendez at UFC on FOX 7. The champ is now expected to meet the winner of an upcoming bout between two-time title challenger Gray Maynard and T.J. Grant at UFC 160.
Henderson wants to exceed middleweight kingpin Anderson Silva as the winningest champ in UFC history, but Sanchez doubts he'll be able to do it.
"I don't see that," he said. "I see a man who is growing in his martial arts experience. A great fighter, but I see holes in his game, and I really felt he lost that fight to Gilbert."
Sanchez fought for the lightweight title at UFC 107, where then-champ B.J. Penn stopped him in the fifth round. Sanchez then returned to the welterweight class, where he went 2-2 and racked up three consecutive "Fight of the Night" bonuses against top-tier competition.
After a decision loss to Jake Ellenberger, he returned to lightweight, where he came in two pounds heavy and narrowly outpointed Takanori Gomi at UFC on FUEL TV 8.
Sanchez admitted he was "undersized" as a welterweight and said he was better suited to a 165-pound weight class.
"But as of now, there isn't, so I have to do what I have to do and make some sacrifices and get down to 155," he said. "I feel that when I'm on, nobody can beat me at 155."
Watching UFC on FOX 7, Sanchez said he noticed several flaws in Henderson's game that he could exploit.
"He's strong, but in the Gilbert fight, he didn't try to do one takedown the whole fight, which I think a champion would see, 'I'm not dominating this fight in the standup, so let's work for something else. Let's try to change it up and at least get some points,'" Sanchez said. "At least try to win some rounds more convincingly, the way he did with Jim Miller. But he was just very content in his striking style and throwing the kicks. I saw it as a mediocre performance, and I think I can get in there and beat this guy."


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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — The New York Jets have selected West Virginia quarterback Geno Smith with their second-round pick in the NFL draft.
After falling through the first round Thursday, Smith was taken by New York on Friday night as the likely future replacement for Mark Sanchez, the team's first-rounder in 2009 who has struggled mightily the past two seasons.
Smith could compete for the starting job this season with Sanchez, who is owed $8.25 million in guaranteed money this season.
The Jets currently have Sanchez, David Garrard, Tim Tebow, Greg McElroy and Matt Simms — and now Smith — as quarterbacks on their roster.
The Jets drafted Alabama cornerback Dee Milliner with the ninth overall pick and Missouri defensive lineman Sheldon Richardson at No. 13 in the first round Thursday night.
Smith was a question to even show up Friday night after he lasted through the entire selection process less than 24 hours before, but he ultimately decided to take his seat backstage once again and it paid off just seven picks in.
"It's extremely relieving," Smith said in an on-stage interview. "I withstood the test of time yesterday. It felt like forever."
"It's a dream come true for me playing in the NFL," he said. "With my work ethic… I'm going to try to win the starting job and I'm going to try to win games."
Following his selection, Smith made it clear that he is excited for the future and ready to start working with his new team right here in the city where he was drafted.
"Whatever my role is with the team," he said, "I'm going to accept it and do my best."
West Virginia Quarterbacks in the NFL Draft:
2013 Geno Smith (2nd), New York Jets
2009 Pat White (2nd), Miami Dolphins
2000 Marc Bulger (6th),New Orleans Saints
1990 Major Harris (12th), Los Angeles Raiders
1984 Jeff Hostetler (3rd), New York Giants
1982 Oliver Luck (2nd), Houston Oilers
1956 Fred Wyant (3rd), Washington Redskins
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My student uses the sweep...but instead of Ude Garami (Kimura Version)...he fakes a Guillotine...then uses the same sweep...then watch the entire video...and you will see me and the students that I trained...Skye, Masuda, Harout, and Savant...
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That's an entirely different sweep.
That sweep is a sit-up sweep variant which goes in a wholly different direction from the sweeps in question here and is usually applied from a completely different position.
It has more in common with this sweep:
YouTube- BJJ Kimura to hip Bump Sweep
That with the one in my original post or any of the others posted in the thread.
If you are the 100 pound male with the full rash guard top...then at the 00:17 second mark of your youtube video, you are doing it ALL WRONG. You will lose to Juji Gatame and have your arm injured. STUDY Matt Hughes Versus GSP I. You do NOT apply Ude Garami with OUT A GUARD.
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STUDY Carlos Newton 00:19 Second Mark. You just got your arm injured.
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17 second mark of the original video? 17 second mark of the video I just posted? 17 second mark of some other video? Which video are you referencing?
Ahh, ok. Thank you for the clarifying video. Yes, there is an armbar counter to that sweep. That is one of the risks taken if you go this route, yes.
For me I've felt both times I used it that the risk of my opponent exploiting that opening was minimal, while the risk of them passing my guard was high.


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African Home, based in Cape Town, South Africa, works to empower economically disadvantaged artisans in the country. African Home was established in March 2002 by two South African women who were impressed with the high standard of crafts and concerned about the high rate of unemployment in South Africa. They started African Home in order to open access to worldwide markets for economically disadvantaged craftspeople in South Africa, thus creating more employment. The organization plays a significant role in supporting small one and two-person craft groups to expand and enables them to take on larger orders. African Home supports fair trade principles, and aims to expand craft markets for South African artisans in an ethical and humane manner, paying fair prices and with concern for the environment. Ten Thousand Villages began purchasing from African Home in 2008.
Chiteura is aware of the need for innovation and efficiency in the craft industry, as in all artistic endeavors. He treats all orders with care, recognizing that the smallest sample might lead to the biggest order. He knows the empowering potential of such orders, and that through them, families can be supported and lives can change. Chiteura appreciates this in light of his own personal journey, and his struggles towards self preservation during times of immense hardship.
Chiteura was born in Zimbabwe in 1968. He was one of four children living in a family of abject poverty. His father died when he was 10, leaving his mother to fend for them in their rural home. Chiteura left school in grade 8 to find and provide financial support for his family. He moved to the city when he was 16, selling cigarettes and constantly job hunting despite scarce resources. He lived alone on the streets for two years, selling vegetables to survive. This is a far cry from his life now, in which he feels blessed by his wife, Precious, their seven-year-old son, Loyiso, and an abundance of friends and "cousin-brothers."
It was during his period of extreme poverty in 1990 that Chiteura began to teach himself craft skills. He set himself a goal, and in 1993, after his mother's death, he managed to save money to buy a Zimbabwean passport, craft materials and to pay for his travel costs to South Africa.
Chiteura lived in Durban before settling in Port Elizabeth in 1995, where he met Precious. He remembers these years as fruitful. He would spend two to three months in Zimbabwe producing enough stock of wire motorbikes to take with him back to Port Elizabeth, where he would sell all his stock within less than a month.
Misfortune struck, however, when Chiteura first experienced the effects of xenophobia in South Africa. In the middle of the night, after being robbed and threatened by certain jealous individuals, Chiteura was forced to flee his home with only the clothes he was wearing and minimal possessions.
In 2004 Chiteura arrived in Cape Town, where he worked for a pittance in the craft industry, at a cooperative. Upon leaving this craft cooperative, he struggled to gain access to the right trade markets, as his diligence and expertise made him a threat to his former employers in a highly competitive industry.
In 2007, Chiteura began working with African Home, a collaboration that has opened up a world of opportunity. Chiteura has come to recognize his rights as a crafter, and the values of fair trade that contrast with previous models of exploitation. His dedication to the mission of African Home results in high quality and reliability.
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Leicester man arrested, charged in shooting of neighbor, two Vt. troopers - Updated 8:37 p.m.April 06,2014Rob Mitchell / Staff Photo
State Police vehicles line Lake Dunmore Road near the scene of two shootings in Leicester Sunday.Staff Report
A Leicester man who allegedly shot two Vermont State Police troopers in the head early Sunday morning has been arrested and charged with two counts of attempted aggravated murder.
Timothy Foley, 47, is also charged with two counts of attempted murder in a separate shooting earlier Sunday morning, which happened across the road from his home and left a man in the hospital with a gunshot wound to the head, state police said.
Foley, who was jailed in Rutland on Sunday for lack of $100,000 bail, is expected to be arraigned today.
The series of events began well before dawn near tiny Fern Lake.
State police from the New Haven barracks responded to a 911 call from 1496 Lake Dunmore Road in Leicester shortly before 3 a.m. Sunday.
The caller, a woman, said someone had entered her home and shot her husband in the head while they were both in bed, according to police.
According to police the Brandon Rescue squad took the woman's husband to Porter Hospital in Middlebury, from where he was taken to Fletcher Allen Health Care in Burlington. He was listed in stable condition Sunday afternoon, police said, and had been treated for a gunshot wound to the head. His name was withheld.
The police investigation led troopers across the street to the home of Foley, who would not come out of his residence, police said.
One trooper was able to speak to Foley on the phone from the home of a neighbor, while other troopers set up a perimeter outside his house, but Foley stayed put.
Flanked by members of the state police patrol division and criminal investigation team at a press conference in New Haven, State Police Col. Thomas L'Esperance described what happened next.
Two of the troopers were "behind the trees in the position of cover" in Foley's yard when he allegedly shot at them from his home with a shotgun and hit one of them in the face with shotgun pellets, L'Esperance said. The other trooper returned fire with an AR-15 patrol rifle, covering the first trooper's move to safety. The second trooper was then also shot in the head with a shotgun, L'Esperance said.
Both troopers were taken by other troopers to Porter Hospital. One was treated and released, while the other was taken to Fletcher Allen Health Care and was "in good shape, he just has to have some pellets removed from his head," L'Esperance said. Their names are being withheld until today.
"In one respect, we're elated that the troopers are fine," L'Esperance said. "We are very fortunate that this press conference doesn't have a more somber feeling to it."
But L'Esperance said the incident goes to show the danger police face in the course of their jobs.
After the exchange of gunfire, a negotiator from the state police Hostage Negotiation Team in the Rutland barracks was able to get Foley back on the phone and convince him to leave his home by about 6 a.m.
"It speaks to the training, the experience, of those troopers that were left at the scene after two fellow troopers were transported," said L'Esperance. "They took the emotion out of it, and did the right thing. And took him into custody without incident."
The colonel said Sunday there was no clear motive for the shootings, however, they did not appear drug related. Foley was questioned at the New Haven state police barracks Sunday afternoon and a search warrant for his home was obtained. He does not have any serious crimes on his record, L'Esperance said, dating back a couple of decades. Detectives from the Bureau of Criminal Investigation were investigating at the scene Sunday, and the Crime Scene Search Team was still processing the shooting scenes Sunday afternoon. Patrol cars were stationed to the north and south of the crime scenes, turning drivers away.
The homes are on a rural stretch of paved road that runs along the east shore of Fern Lake, just south of Lake Dunmore and Branbury State Park, among year-round residences and summer cottages. Leicester is a town of about 975 in Addison County. The area where the shootings occurred is known locally as "Satans Kingdom," a moniker likely applied by an early resident who was expecting "fertile, rolling acres and had received rocks and hills instead," according to the book Vermont Place Names by Esther Swift.
Leicester Select Board chairwoman Diane Benware confirmed that according to Leicester town records, Joyce and Mahlon McCoy live at 1496 Lake Dunmore Road. She did not know Foley, she said, and said the McCoys mostly kept to themselves.
Benware said she could not remember another incident like this in Leicester in the recent past.
According to the minutes from a Leicester Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting in 2012, Mahlon McCoy is "severely handicapped" and uses a wheelchair.
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Now that the National Hockey League Lockout is over, the Phoenix Coyotes and other teams in the league are thinking about ways they can get hockey fans back into the stands.
But thousands of fans across the United States and Canada say it will be a while before they come back.
Over 23,000 people have gone to the Just Drop It" Facebook page, where they are being asked to boycott the first 10 games of their team's season, equal to the amount of games that have been cancelled since the protest movement started on Dec. 21.
The fans are pledging that they will neither attend the game or watch it on television. They also won't buy any of their team's merchandise during that 10-game span.
Steve Chase is a fan who plays ice hockey twice a week with his friends in Los Angeles.
"Someone in our locker room mentioned how ridiculous it was that the NHL had made $3.3 billion dollars in revenue," he said. "Then we realized that was our money."
They became so fed up with the lockout that they shot a video and posted it on the Facebook page they created.
Chase said if the over 23,000 fans who have liked the Facebook page go through with their pledge, it will hit the league and the teams hard.
"If each one of them skipped one game, just one game, let's say that's $30 apiece, that's $6.5 million [that it will cost the league in revenue,]" he said Chase.
Skipping 10 games would cost the teams tens of millions of dollars.
But one team, the Winnipeg Jets, won't be hurt, even if everyone of its' fans join the protest, because all of their home games are sold out for the next five years. Every seat in their arena has been sold to a season ticket holder. That means that the team already has the money for every ticket, and isn't required to refund it.
Winnipeg fans alerted Chase to this, and asked him what they could do to join in the protest.
The solution? To start what Chase calls a "flash mob" mentality that could start in Winnipeg and any other city where fans will be attending the first 10 games.
"At the 10 minute mark [of the second period] at every game, in every rink, the fans will stand up and turn their backs to the rink for two minutes," he said.
The ten minute mark of the second period is exactly halfway through the game.
Chase hopes that fans will continue to stand and turn their backs even after the 10-game boycott is over. He hopes that the "two minute penalty," as he calls it, will give the NHL and its players a message to quit the work stoppage trend.


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