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Oldest Convent 1895
Gaurima Archives/Photos
Spirituality, Universality, Sowing Seeds of Peace & Service: Mother Amma's Chicago Center (MACC) and Mission Services:
Saradeshwari Ashram 1895, Headquarters Kolkatta,India {Direct Lineage):
Faith Institute (Stops Abuse) by Breaking Silence with Legal Advocacy:
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Study with Dialogue helps one Respect the Differences
in World Faiths and find Common Ground in Human
Dignity and Spirit. Each Sunday at 10:30, We Worship an Interfaith Menorah with Faith Symbols of Diverse Traditions. The Central Candle lit represents the Sacred found in All Faiths, Cultures & Traditions. After 9/11 the Inferfaith Menorah was used for worship in and at the Interfaith Ceremony at Ground O. For $50 a month you can become a memberof Mothers Trust Ashram and special rates will be available for using Mothers Retreat Center For Information ( 616 ) 293-6884.
Welcome! to Mothers Trust Ashram Retreat, Ramakrishna Sarada Universal Temple, Lakeshore Interfaith Community Ganges, MI. Many ask Why In Ganges? and Why Mothers Ashram? Mothers Trust Ashram Welcomes! All Spiritual Leaders, Group Retreats & Individuals to join with the Sunday Interfaith Presenters at 11am, Vegetarian Potlucks 12pm, Universal Service & Interfaith Music at 1pm.
All Individual Retreats are available, as well as Group Retreats 7 days a week. Special Rates are for RentalSpace seven days a week. $35 per person one night and $50 per person for two nights. For Registration, Information and Rentals view Mothers Trust Retreats link or phone (616) 293-6884. MothersTrustAshram and MothersTrustRetreatHouse are available for "Spiritual Retreats" for Individuals and Groups for classes, programs, practices and healing. Mothers Trust Ashram, Lakeshore Interfaith
Community, Ramakrishna Sarada Universal Temple is a 501(c)3
religious order-organization and community dedicated
to spirituality, universality, peace, practice and wellness. Mothers Trust Ashram uses study and
dialogue as one of the many ways to promote understanding while exploring the sacred ways of the world's great wisdom traditions; for spiritual truth, universality and peace. Body, Mind, Heart and Spirit, using Yoga and Healing is used for the
upliftment of one's self and humanity; Compassion in Action and Sustainability of the Earth. Interfaith study and dialogue is used to honor
the differences in world faiths and the common ground of human
dignity and Spirit. Meditation, mindfulness, yoga and practice, assists the body, mind, heart and spirit evolve in harmony; Enlightening one with Love, Devotion & Mission Seva. For Information Contact # (616) 293-6884.
Founders of Mothers Trust Ashram, Ramakrishna Sarada Universal Temple in Ganges, MI were nuns of Swami Bhashyananda;
President of Ramakrishna Universal Temple, Vivekananda Vedanta Society of Chicago and Vivekananda
Monastery of Ganges, MI.,and the Sri Sri Saradeshwari Ashram, oldest convent in the direct monastic lineage of Sri Ramakrishna and Sri Sarada Devi established
in 1895, by Sri Ramakrishna's only woman monastic disciple; "Sannyasini
Gaurima" in Calcutta, India; and the Ramakrishna monks of Belur
Math; Ramakrishna Math and Mission, established by Ramakrishna monk, Swami Vivekananda in
1897 in Calcutta, India. In both the orders, Sri Sri Ma, the
"Universal Mother" is considered to be "Sangha
Janani"- the saviour and sustainer, the Mother of the Order-
Organization. Mothers Trust Ashram, Ganges Interfaith Community Ramakrishna Sarada Universal Temple, has both Ramkrishna monks and
Ramakrishna Sarada nuns working together in mission with mutual respect, equality harmony Serving the Sacred Spirit in All Paths.
Trust Ashram, Lakeshore Interfaith Community, Ramakrishna Sarada Universal Temple was founded
on the firm conviction that truth and holiness are not the exclusive
property of any race, culture, or faith tradition, and that
women and men of the most exalted character are to be found
in every spiritual tradition and culture. Impelled by this ideal,
the Founders were determined to create a welcoming forum, where
every spiritual tradition might share its treasures. Such sharing
we have learned, has the effect of enhancing and enriching one's
own belief's, rather than supplanting them. Interfaith study
and dialogue embraces differences and the common ground of human
dignity and spirit. Each one of us have a special responsibility.
It is not enough to believe in our own traditions. We must educate
ourselves of the beliefs of others, for the healing, nurturing
of ourselves, our families, our communities, as a way to
help build spiritual partnerships for a healthy, just, sustainable
and peaceable world. We must bring the horizontal and vertical in balance for Spirituality and Sustainability.
Interfaith Presenters at 11am, Vegetarian Potlucks 12pm, Universal Service & Interfaith Music at 1pm.. Each
Sunday a Presenter comes to share their religion, faith and practice, Community Potluck is shared by all bringing a vegetarian dish to share at 12pm. A kids program is from 11-12noon, At 1pm a Universal Spiritual Worship Service interweaving
prayers, music and meditations is at 1pm. At 1:30 Interfaith Music and Kirtan is there to Explore the Sacred Ways of the
World's Great Wisdom Traditions each Sunday with a presenter from
a particular faith tradition that comes to share their deeply rooted practices
with individuals of diverse faiths, to help
each of us understand & deepen our own faiths; while finding
common ground for Peace and Compassion
(To register,
click on the link above, print the form, fill out and return
to us)
Trust Ashram, Lakeshore Interfaith Community in Ganges,
is a remarkable and timely happending in present day American
culture. Who would expect to find, hidden amongst farm fields
and small towns of western Michigan, a vital group of people
spear heading a planetary imperative for deeper understanding
between the religions of the world. Their programs are open
and inclusive in many other ways with incisive considerations
of music, art, history and societal engagement.
high quality programs would give them important stature in
any of the great cities of the world and deserve to be multiplied
in as many locales as possible, especially in this time of
history. Beyond this, the residential monastics, clergy and
people sustaining this wonderful place give heart to its intellectual
and spiritual mission- through their direct, personal activities
helping people in the local area who are in distress or need.
When I think of this special place near Lake Michigan, I seem
always to get that old poetic expression, "Jewel of the
Eastern Shore." Dr. Eric Carlson, Adler Planetarium,
Chic. ILL.
Governor of State of Michigan, it gives me great pleasure
to congratulate the members of Mothers Trust Ashram in Ganges
as you gather together to celebrate the opening of your temple
to Holy Mother. I would especially like to extend a warm welcome
to each of the distinguished guests who have traveled from
afar to join in this celebration. Welcome to Michigan! This
is indeed a special occassion for your organization and for
the citizens of Allegan, as today you inaugurate the first
affiliate of the Sri Sri Saradeshwari Ashram in 1895, in the
United States. I especially would like to commend everyone
in attendance this weekend for your dedication to helping
women and children victims of abuse, alcohol and drugs. I
am certain this new temple will help countless numbers of
people lead happier, more fulfilling lives. Once again congratulations!
Please accept my best wishes and enjoyable celebration. John Engler, Governor of the State of Michigan.
a time of crisis, Mothers Trust Ashram and the Lakeshore
Interfaith Community opens the door of understanding. Their
programming illuminates efforts by all religions to seek peace
and healing among themselves and the world at large. This
is a one of a kind Institute in West Michigan offering programming
to students and the public alike. Professor Russell Rhoades,
Grand Valley University.
Trust Ashram and the Lakeshore Interfaith Community,
nestled in a corner of Michigan, is not a likely spot for
an interfaith organization to flourish, and yet amazingly,
people are drawn to it, expressing their interest to know
and learn about one another, and there is none that promises
to do a better job than the Mothers Trust Ashram and Institute, with
facilities, contacts, and resources spread across all faiths.
I look forward to the time when the Mothers Trust Ashram, Lakeshore
Institute spreads to other neighboring states and keeps spreading.
Dr. Rohinton Rivetna, Trustee, Council of the World Parliament
of Religions.
am pleased to learn that Mothers Trust Ashram are
engaged in the noble task of helping women and children in
despair. The opening of the temple to Holy Mother is a great
step forward in this direction and I would like to congratulate
Mothers Trust Ashram on this occassion. I believe
that the "Trust" would expand and more and more people in other
states would be benefited by its services. May I take the
this opportunity to convey my gratitude for the invitation
and felicitate you on this occasion. J.C. Sharma, Consulate General of India.
Mothers Trust Ashram, Lakeshore Interfaith Community provides a wealth
of programs. As Hans Kung wrote: "there will be no peace in
World Religions without inter-religious dialogue". Thank God! Mothers Trust Ashram, Lakeshore Interfaith Community in Ganges, is
part of such peacemaking. Father Patrick Collins.
and welcome to the new Interfaith Program at Mothers Trust Ashram, Lakeshore Interfaith Community.
I'm excited that the Ganges tradition of inter-relgious dialogue
and outreach will continue. You are joining a growing movement
of interfaith organizations around the world at a time of
significant need and opportunity! Joel Beversluis
, North American Interfaith Network.
unite in responsible cooperative action to bring the wisdom
and values of our religions, spiritual expressions, and indigenous
traditions to bear on the economic, environmental, and social
challenges facing our earth community today. We respect the
uniqueness of each culture and tradition, and differences of
practice and belief. We value voices that respect others, and
believe that sharing values and wisdom, can lead to act for
the good of all. We are dedicated to a higher education of spirituality
and religious pluralism, using interfaith education and dialogue,
as an expression of spiritual concern and love, to serve as
a bridge for peoples of all religions and spiritual teachings,
to reach out in understanding and communion. We practice equitable
participation of women and men, and listen and speak with respect
to deepen mutual understanding and trust. Interfaith affirms
and supports the underlying goodness of each person and supports
freedom of religion and spiritual expression, as the right of
all individuals and people, as set forth in international law.
Interfaith does not seek to blend or homogenize religions. Rather
Interfaith honors the sacredness and uniqueness of each faith
and then creates ways by which the many paths can meet on common
ground. Differences between various religions, cultures and
spiritual traditions need not divide and separate, but can instead
enrich our lives and deepen our capacity to love the spirit
in all.
the Parliament of Religions has spoken of anything to the world
it is this: It has proved to the world that holiness, purity
and charity are not the exclusive possessions of any church
in the world, and that every system has produced men and women of the most exalted character. In the face of this evidence,
if anybody dreams of the exclusive survival of his own religion
and the destruction of the others, I pity him from the bottom
of my heart, and point out to him that upon the banner of every
religion will soon be written, in spite of resistance: "Help
and not Fight", "Assimilation and not Destruction",
"Harmony and Peace and not Dissension"... ( Swami
Vivekananda). "No human life together without a world ethic
for the nations. No peace among the nations without peace among
the religions. No peace among religions without dialogue among
the religions"... ( Hans Kung)
Declaration of a Global Ethic" was intended to be the crowning
achievement of the Chicago, Parliament of Religions in 1993.
Such a declaration would have delighted Charles Bonney, whose
idea it was to unite all religions against irreligion; to make
the Golden Rule the basis of this union; and to present to the
world...the substantial unity of many religions in the good
deeds of the religious life. The hope was: that members
of different religions, while disagreeing on matters of belief,
might agree on moral values, has remained a conviction of those
active in various interfaith organizations. If the intention
of the Declaration was to stimulate awareness and transformation,
then attention needs to be given to the educational uses of
the document which calls for interfaith organizations to explore
the sacred wisdom of the world's great wisdom traditions.. Mothers
Trust Ashram and Retreat Center and the Ramakrishna Sarada Universal Temple's outreach program,
Lakeshore Interfaith Institute, provides a platform and welcomes
all seekers to come to share their wealth of spirit and knowledge
to promote understanding between world faith traditions, compassion,
healing of all relations and sustainability of the earth. Interfaith
Study and Dialogue is a Bridge to Honor the Differences in World
Religions and the Common Ground in Human Dignity and Spirit
in All Faiths and in All Relations. The Trustees of Mothers
Trust Ashram and Retreat Center, Lakeshore Interfaith Community, Ramakrishna
Sarada Universal Temple in Ganges, MI.,have been together for 44 years. From the 70's, 80's and beginning 90's, with President
and Guru, Swami Bhashyananda in the Vivekananda Vedanta Society
in Chicago, and monastic residents in the Vivekananda Monastery
in Ganges MI., to continuing the mission work given by Swami
Bhashyananda and Swami Sarvagatananda of the Ramakrishna Math
and Ramakrishna Mission. Ashes and relics were placed in the foundation of the ground breaking ceremony and again in 1998 at the inauguration of the Mothers Trust Ashram,
Ramakrishna Sarada Universal Temple by President of Sri Saradeshwari, Mataji Bandana Puri in 1998. Nuns became Crisis Responders, Monks, Ministers, Individuals and Families in mutual respect and equality began serving one world in many sacred ways. Ramakrishna Sarada Universal Temple in Ganges, MI
is a Retreat Center, Mission Ashram and Training Seminary for all monastics, interfaith ministers, dedicated individuals ready to follow their commissioned call to worship the sacred in humanity and the world.


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|Number of bank branches across Canada: 6,205, of which approximately 2,100 are rural and small town branches.
Number of banks in Canada: 81.
|Number of bank-owned ABMs across Canada: 18,584.
|Number of transactions logged at bank-owned ABMs in Canada (2013): 820 million.
|Number of online banking transactions completed with the six largest banks in Canada in 2012: 583.7 million.
|Canadians are careful borrowers, and mortgage arrears in Canada remain very low (in fact, as of February 2015 only 0.29% of bank mortgages are in arrears.)
|Taxes paid in Canada in 2013 (by the six largest banks): $7.9 billion.
|Banks contribute approximately 3.1% to Canada's GDP.
|Taxes paid worldwide in 2013 (by Canada's six largest banks): $10.4 billion.
|Amount banks and their subsidiaries paid in salaries and benefits in Canada in 2012: $20.8 billion.
|In 2013, banks employed 279,795 Canadians and full-time industry employment has increased by 25.9 per cent over the past ten years.
|Number of people employed by Canadian banks in other countries in 2013: 108,470.
|Percentage of senior managers with the six largest banks who are women (2013): 33.6%. Women constitute 63.2% of the workforce at Canada's six largest banks (excluding subsidiaries).
|Banks provide financing to more than 1.6 million small and medium-sized businesses.
|Amount six largest Canadian banks spent on technology in 2013: $8.2 billion.
|Amount six largest Canadian banks spent on technology from 2004 to 2013: $60.7 billion.
|Dividend income paid in 2012 by Canada's banks to shareholders: $12.6 billion.
|Canada's Bank Act is reviewed and updated every five years to ensure the regulatory structure is keeping pace with changes in the industry.
|Percentage of Canadians who give banks a good performance rating when it comes to being stable and secure: 75%.
|Percentage of Canadians that have a favourable impression of banks in Canada: 87%.
|Percentage of Canadians who trust banks to protect the privacy of their personal information and transactions: 74%.
|#1 – Canada's ranking by the World Economic Forum for the most sound banking system in the world, (a ranking achieved seven years in a row).

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Posted by Ann on 03/28/2005
I ordered the fudge sundae & it tasted nothing so extraordinary & so luscious. It really tasted like the sundaes they serve at fast food joints. No kidding.
Posted by Anonymous on 03/16/2005
I've always loved going to Serendipity 3, but you have to know what to expect. Yes, it can be pricey, but if you accept that and just enjoy the food (which is outstanding), you'll have a good time. Expect a long wait and pretty poor service. For an occassion, it's worth it. Just not something to go to all the time.
Posted by Ella on 03/11/2005
I've been to Serendipity twice, once for dessert, once for dinner. My first time there my party got seated right away, probably because it was a Tuesday night. Although the dessert menu has plenty to choose from, it is all way overpriced. I got a banana split and the small one was twelve dollars! And I was quite disappointed when I received it because I could make the same exact thing at home. Plus, if your party is only ordering dessert every person must order something that costs at least $6.50 or they will just automatically charge you that if your item costs less than that. The second time when I ordered dinner, it was slightly better. The wait to be seated however was 45 minutes and allowed me time to browse Bloomingdale's and Dylan's Candy Bar which I would have enjoyed more if I wasn't so desperate to eat. I ordered a pasta dish with sea food and basil sauce which was actually quite tasty. However the serving was quite small for the steep price (around twenty dollars). Service is average, no one was particularly hospitable. Atmosphere, I didn't really notice if there was one. Overally it's an okay restaurant, not really worth all the hype it receives.
Posted by Anonymous on 03/09/2005
After waiting for 2 hours to eat dessert, I was extremely disappointed by the items that I had only heard raves about in the past. The frrrrrozen hot chocolate was a poor, glorified version of an instant breakfast drink, and the sundaes were nothing special. Please do not let the reputation fool you.
Posted by Anonymous on 03/07/2005
I don't know if the attitude of the waiting staff varies day by day, but they were great when I was there. Waiters who weren't even waiting on me where making jokes and talking to me. I felt that they were overall pretty hospitable. Anyone who can compare the frrozen hot chocolate to a frosty must be having some amazing frosty's because it is definitely the best chocolate drink I ever had (hardly comparable to a fast food drink). I also had the chocolate mousse, which was a bit small, but it was nevertheless the best I'd ever had. I also ordered the BLT sandwich, which was also very good (nice big pieces of bacon, yummy!). I wanted to have more dessert since they were amazing, but unfortunatly I got full :-(. Anyways I loooved the environment, it was quirky with excellent music playing in the background (the Garden State soundtrack) it just all went together and it couldn't have been better for me. On top of that the wait was only 30 minutes aftre they told us that it would be 2 and a half and we got seated immediately. I will definitely go back and attempt as many of their desserts as possible!
Posted by A.H. on 02/27/2005
Went for a late night dessert, which was above and beyond our expectations! However, the service was by and far the worst we had on this trip to the city. Our waiter disappeared and we were finished 35 minutes before someone tracked him down for us. Our daughter is a college student in the city and she goes frequently for the desserts, but tells me the service in general is to be desired at the quaint NYC spot!
Posted by Shay on 02/23/2005
Visiting Serendipity in New York City must be a treat that you give yourself. The Frozen Hot Chocolates are the best. It is definitely on my to do list when I visit my daughter again.


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Charlottesville, VA (Sports Network) - Joe Harris scored 17 points to lead the
Virginia Cavaliers to a 56-36 victory over the Florida State Seminoles in an
Atlantic Coast Conference clash at John Paul Jones Arena.
Akil Mitchell added 13 points for the Cavaliers (12-5, 2-2 ACC), who had lost
their previous two games.
The setback snapped a seven-game winning streak for the Seminoles (10-7, 2-2),
who shot just 16-of-43 from the floor (.372) and committed 18 turnovers.
Michael Snaer led the way with nine points.
Virginia shot well in the first half, hitting on 50 percent of its field goal
attempts, including 7-of-9 from beyond the 3-point arc, as it used a 22-4
run late in the frame to take a 33-15 lead into the break.
Florida State never got closer than 14 points of the lead in the second half
as Virginia cruised to the 20-point win.
The Cavaliers outrebounded the Seminoles, 30-22. FSU finished the contest just
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BLCT 3013 - Paving Part I, 3 Credits
Level: Lower
This course includes the processing and preparation of asphalt and concrete, including quarrying, crushing, screening, and testing. The operation of concrete plants, hot mix asphalt plants, and pug mills is also explained. Students will be prepared for MSHA (Mine Safety Health Administration) certification.


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Dylan, Dylan, Dylan, Dylan, and Dylan...
Dylan, Dylan, Dylan, Dylan, and Dylan...
In my top 5 in no order
1. Pink Floyd
2. Kid Cudi
3. Darius rucker/hootie and the blowfish
4. Johnny Cash
5. Kansas
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"Baseball is a simple game. If you have good players and if you keep them in the right frame of mind then the manager is a success."- Sparky Anderson
If anyone could make me a real signature that would be awesome I am not great with photoshop.
Not necessarily my favorite 5 but I will go with
1. Beatles
2. Springsteen
3. the Smiths
4. Public enemy
5. Nirvana
1. Elvis Presley: more chart success than the Beatles and McCartney/Wings combined- think about that.
2. The Beatles/McCartney
3. The Rolling Stones
4. Elton John
5. Bruce Springsteen
Louis Armstrong
Duke Ellington
Les Paul
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I guess we should have an 'original artist' category. Of course yes that would kill off a few songs from some chart toppers, but so be it.
Championships for MY teams in my lifetime:
Cincinnati Reds - 75, 76, 90
Chicago Blackhawks - 10, 13, 15
University of Kentucky - 78, 96, 98, 12
Chicago Bulls - 91, 92, 93, 96, 97, 98
Bach was the greatest contrapuntal composer who opened up so many dimensions of polyphony that it has still not exhausted composers today.
Mozart and Beethoven carried on his influence into melodic inventions and motivic innovation that have been unrivalled in the over 200 years since they died and have inspired billions of people to read, practice and perform their music.
The music of these three composers are a part of every Christian church, every western rite of passage and are so ingrained in our culture, their music is used to signify basically all of the deepest, purest aspects of our collective humanity.
As for the Beatles, if they were such geniuses, then what is Paul McCartney doing these days that is so great? Tell me about his latest musical opus or his genre defying musical innovations.
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What contemporary artist is still going to be relevant 200 years from now?
With that said, I agree about the contributions of Bach, Beethoven, and Mozart, but I'm more fond of Handel just for listening pleasure. And a bit more recent but still pretty good in his own right was Rachmaninov. I have a couple recordings he made shortly before he died.
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Rachmaninov wrote strikingly beautiful melodies and had an innate feel for writing for the piano, whether it be solo or with an orchestra. Have you heard him perform his own music? I am currently listening to my favorite version of the standard rep warhorse the Rach 3 concerto - and it is performed by the composer in 1939 with Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia orchestra. It is not a virtuoso performance, and he does not play the commonly played elaborage cadenza - yet the piece's structure comes through crystal clear through his piano playing.
Rounding out my top five greatest artists would be Brahms and Schubert
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My personal top 5...
Pink Floyd
Ozzy Osbourne/Black Sabbath
Motley Crue
Alice in Chains
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Version 1.31 [October 7, 2013]
This new version has a new "agreement" option called "subtract". This option will add congruence ties to the network and subtract conflict ties from the network. The result is a signed, weighted graph with positive edge values indicating belief similarity and negative values indicating a tendency for belief conflict. In visone, for example, the attribute manager lets you select and remove all negative ties of the resulting network and retain only those connections where belief congruence exceeds belief conflict between two actors. In rDNA, "agreement = 'subtract'" will yield such a signed network.
A major update has been in progress for a while. An experimental version of this major update will be released in a couple of months. In the meantime, version 1.31 should be used.
You should have a Java Runtime Engine 1.6 or higher installed on your system. DNA will not work with a Java version lower than 1.6!
DNA has been tested on various Windows, Linux and MacOS versions.
Some Java installations offer to start the software via double-clicking the file or right-clicking and selecting an entry from the context menu. However, the preferred way of starting DNA is from the command line by executing the command java -jar dna-1.31.jar from the folder where you have saved the file. Please consult the documentation for more details.
Previous versions of DNA are available upon request. A version history is included in the manual.
If you have trouble installing or using the software, please post a message to the DNA-help mailing list. Please also report bugs. Thank you!
Copyright and terms
Please note that Philip Leifeld, University of Konstanz, owns the copyright of the software Discourse Network Analyzer (DNA), the network export algorithms, the underlying discourse network model, and the documentation. You may, however, use them free of charge (citing some of the relevant work would be nice). Manipulation or redistribution of the code are prohibited. The author does not assume liability in case of data loss.


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Steve Branson
Steve has been pastor of Village Parkway Baptist Church of San Antonio for over 16 years. He has been a pastor in Texas for over 30 years. He is an adjunct professor for Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary here in San Antonio.
Monthly Archive for October, 2009
Does a Lie Ever Support a Truth?
I received an email a few weeks ago with this picture. The story that went with the picture said, "I took this picture on Int.20, traveling to Leeds , AL . It has given me strength in the times of trouble. I feel I should share it with the rest of the world. I hope […] [Read More]
I Can Do Anything?
One of the most quoted verses from the Bible is Philippians 4:13. The passage says, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." It is such a simple verse and it is easy to memorize and easy to quote at tough times in our lives. But the problem I see as a pastor […] [Read More]
Why? I Don't Know!
I left early this morning for San Angelo to visit a young wife who is expecting her second child in a month. This was not going to be an easy trip. For this young wife was standing by her young husband who was in very critical condition in the ICU of the hospital. He had […] [Read More]
Always and Never
One of the great privileges of being a pastor of a church is that we learn many great insights from our members. A member of my church wrote me an email the other day with a great insight into the Word of God. I share it with you this morning. This week I had a […] [Read More]
Fire Department at Village Parkway
We had the privilege today of having the San Antonio Fire Department out to visit with the children of Village Parkway Christian School and Village Parkway Mother's Day Out. It is an event that the kids look forward to every year. They are taught very important truths about fire safety from the fireman. And they […] [Read More]
Real Choice, Divine Sway, and the Way Paul Lived
As a pastor, I have certain men who have influenced by ministry in a very powerful way. It is usually through the books that they have written. One of the authors who I have learned much about God's word from is John Piper. John recently wrote a short devotional that I loved and spoke in […] [Read More]
Breakfast with the Mayor
I was given the privilege this morning to have breakfast with the mayor of San Antonio. It was my first time to meet Mayor Julian Castro. I have been invited over the years to attend meetings with public officials in order to discuss community issues. I have been in meetings with a governor, with House […] [Read More]
Qualities of a Great Leader
I have been teaching the book of Nehemiah on Wednesday nights at Village Parkway Baptist Church. I have been fascinated by the leadership qualities of Nehemiah. In fact, I pray that God would raise up men and women to lead our country who had similar qualities and convictions as Nehemiah showed in the Old Testament. […] [Read More]
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One of the great privileges of being a pastor is the people that you get to know in ministry. It was 11 years ago I joined the board of the Agape Pregnancy Help Center in San Antonio. It was on the board that I met Stan. Over the years we have had the privilege of […] [Read More]
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What watching Dr. Oz on Wednesday and his topic was on "The Battle of the Sexes". He had a guest on by the name of Dr. Daniel Amen, author of the book "Brain in Love." Dr. Oz said that Dr. Amen is one of the leading authorities on study of the brain. He has studied […] [Read More]


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Day Foster Program helps dogs thrive
Everyone wants a place in the sun, including dogs.
That's why the Durham County Animal Shelter hopes more people will take advantage of its Day Foster Program.
The program lets shelter volunteers sign a dog out for a day and expose them to life outside a kennel.
For a dog that's been cooped up for weeks, a touch of freedom works wonders.
"A kennel environment for a month or more just doesn't provide the stimulation that they need," said Stephanie Kirby, APS volunteer coordinator. "Getting outside to see and smell new things and to play can help a dog keep it together mentally."
Kirby saw that recently when she took a shelter dog home one night. The transformation was astonishing.
"Dawn, a hound mix, is a very nervous, shy dog," she said. "She is a very sweet girl, and it was hard to get her to come out of her kennel. But I brought her to my office for a couple of days and then took her home one night. That made all the difference in the world."
She said Dawn's confidence skyrocketed.
"It turned her around tremendously," Kirby said. "She's just more comfortable now."
Favorite places for volunteers to take dogs include Duke University's East Campus and Ninth Street, where they wear special vests to remind people the shelter has many high-quality animals for adoption.
"The program is becoming more popular," Kirby said. "Any of our trained APS dog volunteers who have undergone orientation and training and have volunteered at the shelter at least three months are able to sign a dog out."
Kirby said the shelter also needs volunteers to take in dogs for long periods.
"Day foster is great," she said, "but getting them out of the shelter permanently though full-time fostering or adoption is our ultimate goal."
Learn more about the Day Foster Program at apsofdurham.org\volunteer or call Stephanie Kirby at 919-560-0640, ext. 221.


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Company Overview of Sonos, Inc.
Company Overview
Sonos, Inc. manufactures wireless music systems for home audio applications. The company offers HiFi wireless speakers, audio components, music players, controllers, subwoofers, and sound bars that allow users to stream music wirelessly in their home with control from Android, smartphone, iPhone, and iPad. It offers its products through retailers and online retailers worldwide, as well as through its online shop. The company was founded in 2002 and is based in Santa Barbara, California. Sonos, Inc. has additional offices in Cambridge, Massachusetts; Hilversum, the Netherlands; Beijing and Shenzhen, China; and Penang, Malaysia.
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Sonos, Inc. reported revenue results for the year 2013. The company announced that its revenue in 2013 nearly doubled to $535 million.
Sonos, Inc. introduced the SONOS PLAY:1(TM), a compact and powerful wireless speaker that transforms music listening at home. PLAY:1 streams all favorite music to any room in the home, in high fidelity sound. Available in the US from select partners and on Sonos.com, PLAY:1 retails for $199. And, for a limited time this holiday season, purchases come with a free BRIDGE valued at $49. A compact wireless speaker with surprisingly big sound, PLAY:1 is a smart speaker that features hardware and software designed by Sonos to ensure the best possible performance for the size. A custom-designed mid-woofer and tweeter deliver deep, rich and surprisingly big sound. With a powerful low-end and crisp mids and highs, new smart processing technology pushes Sonos' drivers further than ever before, minimizing distortion even at full volume. Plus, PLAY:1 projects a wide field of sound, delivering a great listening experience no matter where are sitting in the room. And since the Sonos wireless network is devoted to streaming music in HiFi sound, you'll enjoy smooth music wirelessly without dropouts anywhere in home. PLAY:1 is built to last with premium materials and rock-solid construction. A sealed architecture creates resistance to the most humid conditions in the home, even steam from a running shower. Stream all favorite music, PLAY:1 lets stream all the music on earth and access it all using a single, easy to use app. Play millions of songs and playlists from the most popular music services like Pandora, Spotify, Hype Machine and Rdio; listen to personal music library, whether it's stored on computer, in the cloud, on smartphone or on tablet; or tune in to more than 100,000 free Internet radio stations, podcasts, and shows from around the world. Smaller package; same Sonos Wireless HiFi, PLAY:1 comes with all the unique benefits that can only be found in a Sonos Wireless HiFi System including SONOS PLAY:3(TM), SONOS PLAY:5(TM), SONOS PLAYBAR(TM) and more: Control favorite music sources and listening experience with the free, intuitive Sonos Controller apps for iPad(R) iPhone(R), Android(TM), Mac and PC. Add more PLAY:1s or combine with other Sonos wireless speakers or components around the home for the ultimate, multi-room HiFi system. Pair two PLAY:1 units for amazing stereo sound, or use two PLAY:1s as rear speakers with PLAYBAR and a SONOS SUB(TM) to create 5.1 home theater sound for TV.
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When developing a site we should keep in mind one thing: How well can we get our message across? The site is for the audience after all. With the specific needs of a client, we often come across many problems which require much attention. We must try to reach a balance between site usability and accessibility for our audience.
A website has two parts: It is communication, and it is a technical achievement. Both parts are interrelated in any given site.
Now, you might ask, what about every other site? Why should we keep our extended futures to a minimum, if at all offered? This is where the majority of sites reside. We are faced with any possible browser, with a range of platforms and numerous devices whom wish to access our site, as well as diverse users.
We see countless sites out there with all the bells and whistles without the consideration of the audience - an information based or even an e-commerce level site with all the unnecessary work into it. It is evident that the developer merely made the site for the client. The client finds the site sexy, and the site is passed down to its final state. What just happened here? Not only did the owner/developer of the site did not consider the target audience, they undermined the importance of accessibility and usability. Since, it is difficult to determine how and with what our audience is viewing our site, we must take the proper precautions.
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T-Mobile US waiting on Apple, AWS-capable iPhone
While Apple has launched the iPhone 4S on AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint, and is even about to launch on regional carrier, C-Spire, T-Mobile says they're still waiting for their turn, and for a version of world's most popular handset that runs on their rare AWS high speed frequencies.
T-Mobile thinks the iPhone is a good device and we've expressed our interest to Apple to offer it to our customers. Ultimately, it is Apple's decision. The issue remains that Apple has not developed a version of the iPhone with technology that works on our fast 3G and 4G networks. We believe a capable version of the iPhone for our 3G and 4G networks would offer an additional compelling option for our customers on a fast 4G network. However, the iPhone is not the only option to experience the benefit that smartphones offer.
Note: When T-Mobile talks about 4G, they mean HSPA+, not the truly next-generation LTE. Like several smaller carriers in the US and Canada, T-Mobile operates their higher speed network on the AWS frequencies, which means the current iPhones can't run on them. (An unlocked iPhone on T-Mobile can only run on their older, slower, 2G EDGE network.)
Maybe Apple doesn't want to complicate their current one-model-rules-them-all strategy of a single GSM/CDMA world phone, and simple adding AWS to the radio stack isn't an option, or maybe they're waiting to see how the AT&T-Mobile merger pans out before deciding.
All we know for sure is that T-Mobile customers remain among the increasingly smaller group without access to a fully functional iPhone on their carrier of choice.
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T-Mobile US waiting on Apple, AWS-capable iPhone
I just want T-Mobile and all its representatives to shut up and not say anything about the iPhone until they say "we're selling the iPhone". Trying to defend themselves just makes customers more angry.
"Still waiting"... how hilarious is that?? It also will get to a point with Apple that they will tell you to stuff your Androids in your shorts... you'll NEVER get an iPhone even if you're part of ATT !
The CMO of T-Mumble making the statements he did about "...waiting for Apple's call" has GOT to be one of the lamest things ever to come out of a CMO's mouth in human history... The whole management team at T-Mumble should be summarily dismissed for gross incompetence.
I honestly think that they are waiting for the "AT&T-Mobile" merger to play out. If it gets settled sooner rather than later, then Apple would have wasted a bunch of money on the antenna that AT&T is planning on giving the ax to in order to expand their LTE network, anyway... that's just my opinion.
When I say, "settled", I mean that the court system allows AT&T to purchase T-Mobile.
Well the option is make a t-mobile specific iPhone like they did for Verizon, and then deal with the fragmentation they actively try to avoid, or add an AWS radio to all of their millions and millions of phones and hope t-mobile sales will offset the cost. But seeing as how sprint had to pay out absurd amount of money to carry the iPhone even though apple didn't have to change anything, I doubt that's going to happen.


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Greyhound women's indoor track and field team tied for 51st
of 59 schools that scored points at the 2002 NCAA Division III Indoor
Track and Field National Championships, hosted by Ohio Northern
University. Moravian received its two points from the distance medley
relay team of seniors Erin Boyle and Heidi Wolfsberger, junior Jennifer
Wagner, and freshman Heather McGarvie, earning All-American honors
(for the second year) with a seventh-place finish in a time of 12:16.46.
The Greyhounds' only other competitor was senior sprinter
Steph Horne, who placed sixth in her heat of the 55-meter hurdle
preliminaries, with a time of 9.26 seconds.
women's outdoor track and field team won its 10th consecutive
Middle Atlantic Conference championship with a 103-point victory
over host Susquehanna University. The Greyhounds had seven individual
champions in the meet. Senior Sarah Shaneberger won the discus throw
with a toss of 38.91 meters (127 feet, 8 inches) and the hammer
throw with a toss of 40.67 meters (133 feet, 5 inches). Freshman
jumper/sprinter Kirsten Rotzell was the MAC champion in the triple
jump for her 11.65 meters (38 feet, 23/4 inches). Senior distance
runner Emily Shertzer and sophomore thrower Christina Scherwin each
won two MAC individual titles. Shertzer captured first in the 10,000-meter
race for the fourth straight year with a time of 39:17.76 and took
first in the inaugural 3,000-meter steeplechase, with a time of
11:25.90. Scherwin not only won the javelin event but set MAC records
with her throw of 50.19 meters (164 feet, 8 inches) and the shot
put with a toss of 13.28 meters (43 feet, 7 inches).
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Michael De Leon
Michael A. De Leon is a graphic designer by day, but wears many hats in his off time. In 2004, after several years of covering the Spurs, he started Project Spurs, a Spurs team fansite as an outlet to provide content to Spurs fans, while continuing to write for himself and learning the ins and outs of online publishing and web design. He has since built a writing team and started a popular weekly Spurs podcast called the Spurscast.
Monthly Archive for June, 2011
Spurs' three-point agenda for the offseason
By Jake Faunce, Project Spurs Watching the San Antonio Spurs' greatest weakness be exploited over and over again in the opening round series versus the Memphis Grizzlies, it was clear to Spurs fans what was needed upfront for the Spurs to succeed next year. More size. But that's an overly simplistic view, and looking deeper […] [Read More]
Two former Spurs possible coaching candidates
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs Former San Antonio Spurs players Maurice Cheeks and Terry Porter are rumored to be candidates for a coaching positions in with the Toronto Raptors and Indiana Pacers respectively. According to ESPN, Cheeks is a strong third candidate for the head coaching position with the Raptors: Click HERE for the complete […] [Read More]
Duncan nominated for Texas Sports Hall of Fame
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs Well this was a no-brainer. San Antonio Spurs' Tim Duncan has been nominated for the 2011 class for the Texas Sports Hall of Fame: The Class of 2011 could have a basketball flavor. The recently retired Shaquille O'Neal played at Cole High School in San Antonio. He is joined by […] [Read More]
Video: Spurs' Popovich on loss to Memphis, Tony Parker's comments, his future, and more
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich recently opened up to talk about the Spurs, Tony Parker's comments about the team, the upset loss to the Memphis Grizzlies and more. For Spurs fans it's a glimpse into Popovich's thoughts on where do the Spurs go from here and needless to […] [Read More]
Fond Memories: Duncan vs. James
By Trevor Zickgraf, Project Spurs Seeing how the Miami Heat and LeBron James are in the 2011 NBA Finals, I came across this gem from the 2007 Finals when the San Antonio Spurs faced the Cleveland Cavaliers. LeBron bullies former Spur Bruce Bowen to get good inside position – yes Spurs fans, Bruce Bowen didn't […] [Read More]
Video: Former Spur Tolliver reaching out to Joplin tornado victims
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs Former San Antonio Spurs player Anthony Tolliver, who played for the Spurs in the 2008-2009 NBA season, is giving back to his home state of Missouri and the victims of the destructive Joplin tornadoes. Tolliver is from Springfield Kickapoo is holding a basketball camp for the children of Joplin who endured […] [Read More]
Spurs looking at two Boilermakers
By Paul Garcia, Project Spurs The San Antonio Spurs continue to look to add athleticism to their backcourt as they recently worked out guard E'Twaun Moore from Purdue and will be working out guard Chris Kramer in the summer. Moore is scouted as a mixture of the point guard and shooting guard positions; otherwise known […] [Read More]
Mavs 2006 game 7 win over Spurs ranks among biggest Dallas playoff wins
By Jake Faunce, Project Spurs Compiling a top 10 list of the biggest wins in Dallas Mavericks' franchise playoff history is a difficult task given the fact every Dallas playoff run has ended in futility. Furthermore, no Mavericks' biggest playoff win list would be without mentioning the San Antonio Spurs. But that is exactly what […] [Read More]
Former Spur Mason preps for lockout by selling his Bentley
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs The writing is on the wall. All signs are pointing to an NBA lockout next season which could spell disaster not only for the fans and the NBA, but for the player's wallets as well. In anticipation of a lockout, former San Antonio Spurs player and NBA player's union executive […] [Read More]
Former Spur Smith weighs in on the NBA Finals
By Jake Faunce, Project Spurs A member of the San Antonio Spurs 2003 championship team, current NBA TV analyst Steve Smith gave his take on the 2011 NBA Finals series between the Dallas Mavericks and Miami Heat with the series tied 2-2. Smith pulled no punches when talking about LeBron James' performance, says Tyson Chandler is the most […] [Read More]
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VIDEO | UFC on FUEL TV 9: Mousasi vs. Latifi Fight Highlight
Former Strikeforce light-heavyweight champion, Gegard Mousasi, made his UFC debut last weekend in Sweden against last-minute replacement, Ilir Latifi. The Strikeforce veteran used a precise striking onslaught to easily walk away the victor.
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It's good to see Mousasi win but I wish Latifi the best. I obviously always enjoy the level of control Mousasi has and can't wait to see him perform uninjured in the UFC. Good job at using the jab and looking classier in general. It kinda reminded me of Goerges and Koscheck.I wonder what Latifi picks up about getn around the jab and getn into possition to use his power. He's gotta have some insane cardio on a normal cut and I would think a good team mate in Gustofson to work on the part of his game that got exploited. It was a lackluster fight but I understand why and can't wait to see how they both follow it up.
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The black Revolver-8 PL Backpack from Kata brings an innovative approach to backpacks. With its capacity for a DSLR with grip and standard lens plus four additional lenses (such as a 70-200mm f/2.8, 16-35mm f/2.8, 50mm f/1.4 and 100mm macro), and up to a 15.4" laptop, the unique feature of this pack is its interior revolving lens magazine. Lenses are quickly accessed from the side with a cleverly designed spinning interior pocket. Swing the pack to the side sling-style and quickly rotate the pocket to the lens you need. This device eliminates the need to remove the entire pack, place it on the ground and remove a lens. It's a time server and helps you get the shot without delay.
The Revolver 8 is made from durable ripstop nylon and carried by its backpack straps and supported by a waist belt and sternum strap that provides added balance while out in the field. KATA's Spine Guard MK II is a foam support and that adds structural integrity to the pack and also adds to the comfort of carrying the pack. A top grab handle is also included for quick access times. The pack also has a trolley sleeve compatible with KATA's optional Insertrolley. This allows you to slip the pack over the trolley and mount it with whatever other luggage you are transporting.
Your camera can also be accessed from the top zippered compartment. The laptop is held in its own padded rear compartment. A side zippered compartment can be used for accessories or additional gear. All access to the pack is via zippers.
Your tripod can be attached to the front of the pack using the included straps. The pack comes with a rain cover that serves more than one purpose. This two sided cover can be used for sun protection and heat deflection using the gray side for sun protection using the black side for rain protection. The gray side can also be used as a reflector in the field.
The Revolver is compatible with KATA's Ergonomic Photo System that gives you the option to connect extra accessory bags to the pack. It also accepts optional KATA torso and waist packs. The Revolver 8 is backed by a 5-year warranty from KATA.
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WENTWORTH, N.C. — Rockingham County commissioners approved a measure Tuesday to allow for community service leave.
The new policy allows county employees to take as many as 10 hours a year of work time to perform community service.
"It's an investment in our community," said Rockingham County Manager Lance Metzler. "We're leading by example."
Metzler said he got the idea from Montgomery County, where he previously worked as county manager.
The new policy should help charities like the United Way, the Salvation Army, and Meals on Wheels, which needs volunteers from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. to serve meals to the elderly.
Metzler said each request must be approved by a supervisor, and the employee must provide documentation that he or she actually performed the service.
Rockingham County employs 662.


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there is only one downside to these guys, and it's completely preventable. i always forget to keep these in an inside pocket and they get real hard from the cold. i still eat them but it makes me feel like i'm gnawing on a hunk of delicious whale blubber or something. this could easily be prevented by me just putting them in a pocket next to my body; i just don't remember. excellent little bars though. it's not their fault i can't remember to put things in the right place.
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Josep Franch ('91) after his quite a performance at the u20 European Championship is set to start with Murcia. Former Spain U18 players, 6'9'' PF/C Pierre Oriola ('92) and PG Alex Hernández ('90) will take part in the tour as members of Manresa. Iceland's Haukur Palsson ('92), formerly with the University of Maryland Terrapins, and young Congolese prospect Johann Kody ('93), might play against the Cardinals too.
And we have to wait and see what lineups finally Real and Barcelona play with. Montenegro born Spanish superstar Nikola Mirotic ('91), whose NBA rights belong to the Chicago Bulls, will have a nice occasion to show what heck of a player he would have been in college. Daniel Díez ('93), outstanding in Poland as a member of the Spanish u18 team last July, and now with Real's 1st team, will also have an opportunity to show his skills against a US major school.
Anyway, we will have to take a look at what players Real Madrid and Barcelona take to the event from their youth systems, but the list might include more Eurohopes ranked prospects like Victor Arteaga ('92), Marcus Eriksson ('93), Pape Amadou ('93) -he is injured- and less likely 94 born prospects like Swedish Nick Spires, Willy Hernangómez, Josep Pérez, Alexander Zigulin or African Modou Mbaye and Placide Nakidjim.
PG Jorge Sanz ('93), will likely play backup point guard for Real Madrid, considering Sergio Llull is at the Eurobasket.
All in all, this Stanford's Spain Tour is a great occasion to compare the skills of Spain's finest (prospects) against a Pac12 school.
But…what's the point of this column?
Well, this incoming 2011/2012 season there will only be two Spanish-born players in the NCAA DI…who actually were raised and play high school basketball in the USA, and who will have limited roles this season in their teams. 6'4'' SG Marco Porcher ('92), after playing for two seasons at Oak Hill Academy, enjoyed a few good games as a freshman last season at Fairleigh Dickinson but never got rhythm and has transferred to Florida International where he will redshirt this year. Stetson's Diego Morales ('90) was born in Madrid but raised in Orlando and we still have to check his background to find out his Spanish roots. He will walk on as a junior.
And that's all as long as we talk about DI. We know there are players who play in lower divisions or NAIA who drew some interest even offers from DI schools. We have heard about the interest some programs showed in Spanish prospects this past summer in Poland at the u18s. But those two players are all we have at DI basketball.
A huge difference with the last seasons of the 90s, when there were more than 10 Spaniards on average playing DI basketball. Javier Rodríguez (Boston College), Rodrigo de la Fuente (Washington State) and Iker Iturbe (Clemson) made it to the National Team after their NCAA careers (Mike Hansen, Louisiana State, Artur Llopis, Harvard, and Ricardo Peral, Wake Forest, had previously achieved that during their NCAA careers. The latter two did not play any FIBA official competition though).
What has happened?
Why there were so many players back then?
These 5 points helped top (or not that top) prospects in Spain to be part of the great first wave of European immigration to the NCAA DI.
Why cannot we find them now?
These other 5 points (there are more factors, and probably we are forgetting something we would consider as important as the things stated) explained why during the last decade the amount of Spanish guys playing there was year by year smaller. Even the NBA looked closer remaining in Spain (agree).
Has the NCAA DI lost Spain forever?
No. But the scenario must be evaluated. Let's focus first on the different group of players we can evaluate.
Furthermore, there are reasons to believe there could be a little 2nd wave of Spanish players in the NCAA DI.
To sum up, during the last ten years the NCAA lost Spain as a source of talent, but there is a chance Spanish prospects start to look back again to the States. And US schools should consider them.
Every player must study his situation and decide what he and his family believe is the best for them.
Note 1: We haven't talked about the CBA as it is an international project somehow "outside" of the Spanish youth basketball. But it is definitely a NCAA D1 source of prospects.
Note 2: there actually several Spanish players who look like clear NCAA prospects playing in Spain and even in the United States in a prep school, whose eligibility status should not be an issue. Speaking of players in general not any in particular.


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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Cigarette smoking and complications from cigarette smoking disproportionately affect people living in rural communities. Previous strategies to promote smoking cessation have largely been urban-based, involved short term interventions, enrolled smokers already motivated to quit, and been poorly integrated into primary care practice. Nicotine addiction may be better conceptualized as a chronic illness that might be most effectively addressed using newer models of chronic disease management. A disease management approach to smoking cessation would provide support for multiple quit attempts, treat smokers of all stages of readiness to quit, and coordinate cessation efforts with primary health care providers. The primary aim of this study is to assess the effectiveness of both high and low intensity, disease management programs for nicotine dependence. In this study, we will recruit 750 smokers from 20 rural, primary care clinics in Kansas. Subjects will be randomly assigned to one of three study arms, each providing 20 months of treatment: C (comparison group), LDM (low-intensity disease management) or HDM (high-intensity disease management). Participant's in-group C will receive health educational mailings and an offer for free nicotine replacement therapy (six weeks) or bupropion (seven weeks) every 6 months (months 0, 6, 12, and 18). Participants in LDM will receive the same interventions as C plus a low-intensity disease management program that includes a single telephone counseling session using motivational interviewing (MI)at months 0, 6, 12, and 18 to encourage a cessation attempt and also includes coordination of smoking assessments and pharmacotherapy with the patient's physician. HDM participants will receive C plus a high intensity disease management program that includes up to six telephone-based MI counseling sessions at months 0, 6, 12, and 18 to encourage a smoking cessation attempt and to prevent relapse after a quit attempt, as well as coordination of smoking assessments, quit attempts, and pharmacotherapy with the patient's physician. The primary outcome of the study is 7-day point prevalence abstinence from cigarettes at 2 years after enrollment. Secondary outcomes include: 1) number of quit attempts and 2) progress in stage of change. If successful, this intervention will provide a generalizable model for addressing nicotine dependence that could improve long-term management of smoking in primary care.


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AUBURN, Wash. – E Z Kitty raced to a two-length victory Sunday in the $50,000 Hastings Handicap at Emerald Downs, running six furlongs in a stakes-record-tying 1:08.26 to stamp herself as the early leader in a filly-and-mare division that promises to be topsy-turvy for the balance of the summer meeting.
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Despite facing a $16.2 million shortfall this year due to an accounting error, the state's insurance exchange, Cover Oregon, has budgeted about $20 million (mostly in federal tax dollars) for outreach efforts, which so far have included commissioning a series of music videos promoting the exchange.
Perhaps out of a noble desire to preserve participating musicians' artistic integrity, the state appears to have imposed few if any content requirements on the artists writing songs for the promotional videos. Despite the enormous expense to taxpayers represented by the ad campaign, it's cleqr some of the costly advertisements have nothing at all to do with Oregon's Obamacare exchange.
The hip-hop group Lifesavas, for example, used taxpayer dollars to make a music video about a fun house party.
According to Vursatyl, one of the members of Lifesavas, the only instructions given to the group were to emulate Schoolhouse Rock and "not to get too political. Keep everyone in mind." That lack of guidance shows. The song's message that "Life is a jewel, a gem, a treasure" is unobjectionable, but it also has nothing to do with Obamacare. And aside from one vague mention of "the care you deserve" and a brief flash of Cover Oregon's logo, the ad makes absolutely no reference to the state exchange. Nonetheless, Mark Ray, co-owner of an ad agency paid $9.9 million for the music video campaign, seems inclined to think the ad was effective at getting its point—whatever that was supposed to be—across.
"We were blown away by how good the track was … and how much thought they put into the lyrics and song," Ray told local press upon the ad's release.
Taxpayer-funded music videos by folk artists Dave Depper and Laura Gibson have barely been more pertinent, and Oregonians have started to notice. One resident recently complained to a local paper, "They look more like tourism ads for the state. For all the viewer can see, Cover Oregon could be a house paint. A folk singer playing his guitar in the middle of a creek does not tell anything about health insurance changes under [Obamacare]."
Oregonians concerned that the ad campaign is a waste of money should remember, however, that coverage expansion was but one of many of the goals of Obamacare's authors. In selling the bill in 2010, Nancy Pelosi explained, "We see it as an entrepreneurial bill—a bill that says to someone, if you want to be creative and be a musician or whatever, you can leave your work, focus on your talent, your skill, your passion, your aspirations. …" Given all the failed promises of Obamacare, there is something admirable about Cover Oregon's attempts to make good on this one by financing the work of the state's musicians.
Hopefully federal taxpayers won't mind footing the bill for all of this state-commissioned music while Oregon's Obamacare exchange remains in the red.
The problems keep stacking up for the partial implementation of Obamacare on October 1. The Wall Street Journal reports this week that the Department of Health and Human Services has cut back on the number of training hours required for the Obamacare "navigators," federal workers who under the health care law are tasked with helping consumers purchase insurance through the state exchanges. Here's the Journal:
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Thanks for highlighting the Stephfon Greene signing. That one escaped my intention and, indeed, he will be someone to follow. i agree with everything you say on his situation. I'm not sure this rookie training camp will tell us much of anything. But they're important for the players to get better acclimated to the NFL, to our team plans, and hopefully put them in a position to perform at a higher level when the rest of the team arrives with pads later in the summer. Thanks, Anwar.
Ugh. Just can't shake this uneasy feeling. We of course don't really know what kind of player we're getting. It will take 3-4 years to judge the draft. But given the info we have now, it appears we chose a "very good" (ie Backus-like) tackle instead of a perenial Pro-Bowl caliber guard. Make no mistake, this was need over BPA. I really wish we had chosen DeCastro.
Hollis has a genuine interest and passion on this subject, informed by his role on the NCAA Amateurism Cabinet. I understand his natural inclination to communicate to a student that he sees as being in a very vulnerable position. Clearly, all involved agree an important principle was not respected here--a rival AD should not communicate directly with a player from another school. But Dave Brandon should privately thank Hollis for his comments, as they--in my opinion--serve both Trey Burke and UM. Given that this advice had Burke's best interests in mind and also happen to serve UM's interests too, there should be no real controversy. Instead, let's embrace the teachable moment centered on the principle that Hollis got right: students should seek out informed and objective counsel, not be swayed by those injecting themselves into the conversation uninvited.
How long until Matthew Stafford fully steps out on his own beyond the long shadow cast by Scott Mitchell? Do the comparisons wear on him?
Frank's performance is pretty impressive. (1.) This team was in really bad shape on a number of levels after last year with Kuester. He has re-established a healthy culture of relationship between players and coaching staff. (2.) He never lost his control or control of the team despite the very bad start. I believe that demonstrated a real maturity in his leadership and self-confidence in his coaching ability and his players responded to it. (3.) The improved record is a result in part of improved play. The coaching is effective.
Here on the East Coast, I don't get to watch the Pistons as regularly as most of you. I can't say if he's the Doug Collins type who can turn around a time but can't see them through to the championship. We heard that about Rick Carlisle too and that didn't turn out to be true. Carlisle learned from the Pistons experience, adjusted, and succeeded in Dallas. Frank learned from the Nets, adjusted, and I believe he is succeeding in Detroit. In sum, after two very bad hires, this hire was clearly the right one, and how far Frank takes this team depends much more on Dumars' personnel moves in upcoming drafts and free agency. I don't see coaching as an issue anymore.
Players who respect the game and are always seeking to improve themselves are so key. Great to hear this.
Calvin Johnson had a nice day, true, but I can't help thinking of what could have been if he had actually practiced this week.
Honestly, this is at least the second, maybe the third year we've now read an article at the beginning of the season about how Charlie V and Ben G have something to prove. That was the storyline when we signed them. That was the storyling after their disappointing first year. And it remains the storyline today. At what point do we just accept that you can prove a theory that isn't true. They are who they are. Coach Frank, please prove me wrong. I would happily apologize if they would ever give us reason to.
We have some tough games coming up. Nothing guaranteed. I'm hoping for a 4-4 finish, which would be nothing to apologize for. That gives us 10 wins and hopefully a spot in the playoffs.
We have some tough games coming up. Nothing guaranteed. I'm hoping for a 4-4 finish, which would be nothing to apologize for. That gives us 10 wins and hopefully a spot in the playoffs.
I did not watch the game; I was only able to listen on the radio. When it was all said and done, my initial reaction was: Harbaugh and SF called better plays within red zone than Lions did. Being forced to go for it on 4th down ended up being in their advantage in the end. Harbaugh picked the right play and they executed. Hard loss, but 49ers are legit. And the more time passes, the more disappointed I am in Schwartz's actions. Not going to pile it on, but one of the posters already put it best--his overreaction makes the story about him rather than Harbaugh. Too bad.
Remember all those conversations about who is better: Stafford, Sanchez, or Freeman. There is no doubt, none whatsoever, that Stafford is not only the best, but actually a significant degree better. He needs to stay healthy all year so he can finally get rid of that asterisk that everyone uses every time they debate his issue. I was not at all sold on him when we drafted him, but he has proven he is absolutely everything you want in a leader and quarterback for this team.
This was absolutely the right call and second guessers are absolutely delusional. You make the guy make the throw. He did. Give him credit for the great play. I wish the outcome were different, but the strategy was without question the right one given the score and late stage of the game. These teams are very evenly matched, and up to this point Texas has simply succeeded in doing those few little things that put them over the hump. I give them credit. My hope is that Verlander swing some momentum to our side, we find a way to make this a 7 game series, and then hope for some good fortune in that final game.
I cannot stop laughing at this stream from Delmas. Your phone is awesome.
If any of the writers from MLIVE still read these, I'd be interested in reading an article on how running backs recover from this type of injury. Are there any success stories, or does this truly end careers like some posters suggest? Basketball players tend to recover from this fine, right?...though maybe it takes about 2 years to be fully recovered. Interesting that a bball skill set would be less demanding on an achilles than a football skill set.
Mayhew-Lewand-Schwartz is working. Many were pessimistic when Ford went the Mayhew-Lewand route (reminded us too much of the dual offensive coordinators experiment, I think..."He'll call the running plays and I'll call the passing plays." Oh my goodness, did that actually happen?). What Mayhew said sums up our current situation perfectly. Every year we have gotten more talent, and every year the players we have are getting better. And we're not signing any contracts that keep us from accomplishing these same goals next year. Kudos to these guys.
Great article. This kind of reminiscing is fun if you don't take it too seriously. Well done. It would actually be interesting to reflect on all recent ex-Tigers to see how they developed this year. Maybin? Miller? Etc.
I bet Rod Marinelli really regrets his daughter didn't marry Gunther Cunningham.
What Guillen did was too much. Clearly Weaver irritated the guys with his post-Ordonez complaints to Cabrera and Ordonez, but Guillen could have been more subtle in making his point. I just wonder if all the theatrics disrupted Verlander's vibe and led to a messy 8th inning. No way to know, I guess. Great win today, though. Great to see Verlander shine like he did.
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