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New International Version
So then, dear friends, since you are looking forward to this, make every effort to be found spotless, blameless and at peace with him.
New Living Translation
And so, dear friends, while you are waiting for these things to happen, make every effort to be found living peaceful lives that are pure and blameless in his sight.
English Standard Version
Therefore, beloved, since you are waiting for these, be diligent to be found by him without spot or blemish, and at peace.
New American Standard Bible
Therefore, beloved, since you look for these things, be diligent to be found by Him in peace, spotless and blameless,
King James Bible
Wherefore, beloved, seeing that ye look for such things, be diligent that ye may be found of him in peace, without spot, and blameless.
Holman Christian Standard Bible
Therefore, dear friends, while you wait for these things, make every effort to be found at peace with Him without spot or blemish.
International Standard Version
So then, dear friends, since you are looking forward to this, make every effort to have the Lord find you at peace and without spot or fault.
NET Bible
Therefore, dear friends, since you are waiting for these things, strive to be found at peace, without spot or blemish, when you come into his presence.
Aramaic Bible in Plain English
Therefore beloved, as you expect these things, take pains that you shall be found without spot and without defect before him in peace.
GOD'S WORD® Translation
Therefore, dear friends, with this to look forward to, make every effort to have him find you at peace, without [spiritual] stains or blemishes.
Jubilee Bible 2000
Therefore, beloved, seeing that ye hope for such things, be diligent that ye may be found of him in peace, without spot and blameless.
King James 2000 Bible
Therefore, beloved, seeing that you look for such things, be diligent that you may be found of him in peace, without spot, and blameless.
American King James Version
Why, beloved, seeing that you look for such things, be diligent that you may be found of him in peace, without spot, and blameless.
American Standard Version
Wherefore, beloved, seeing that ye look for these things, give diligence that ye may be found in peace, without spot and blameless in his sight.
Douay-Rheims Bible
Wherefore, dearly beloved, waiting for these things, be diligent that you may be found before him unspotted and blameless in peace.
Darby Bible Translation
Wherefore, beloved, as ye wait for these things, be diligent to be found of him in peace, without spot and blameless;
English Revised Version
Wherefore, beloved, seeing that ye look for these things, give diligence that ye may be found in peace, without spot and blameless in his sight.
Webster's Bible Translation
Wherefore, beloved, seeing that ye look for such things, be diligent that ye may be found by him in peace, without spot, and blameless.
Weymouth New Testament
Therefore, dear friends, since you have these expectations, earnestly seek to be found in His presence, free from blemish or reproach, in peace.
World English Bible
Therefore, beloved, seeing that you look for these things, be diligent to be found in peace, without blemish and blameless in his sight.
Young's Literal Translation
wherefore, beloved, these things waiting for, be diligent, spotless and unblameable, by Him to be found in peace,
Parallel CommentariesMatthew Henry's Concise Commentary
3:11-18 From the doctrine of Christ's second coming, we are exhorted to purity and godliness. This is the effect of real knowledge. Very exact and universal holiness is enjoined, not resting in any low measure or degree. True Christians look for new heavens and a new earth; freed from the vanity to which things present are subject, and the sin they are polluted with. Those only who are clothed with the righteousness of Christ, and sanctified by the Holy Ghost, shall be admitted to dwell in this holy place. He is faithful, who has promised. Those, whose sins are pardoned, and their peace made with God, are the only safe and happy people; therefore follow after peace, and that with all men; follow after holiness as well as peace. Never expect to be found at that day of God in peace, if you are lazy and idle in this your day, in which we must finish the work given us to do. Only the diligent Christian will be the happy Christian in the day of the Lord. Our Lord will suddenly come to us, or shortly call us to him; and shall he find us idle? Learn to make a right use of the patience of our Lord, who as yet delays his coming. Proud, carnal, and corrupt men, seek to wrest some things into a seeming agreement with their wicked doctrines. But this is no reason why St. Paul's epistles, or any other part of the Scriptures, should be laid aside; for men, left to themselves, pervert every gift of God. Then let us seek to have our minds prepared for receiving things hard to be understood, by putting in practice things which are more easy to be understood. But there must be self-denial and suspicion of ourselves, and submission to the authority of Christ Jesus, before we can heartily receive all the truths of the gospel, therefore we are in great danger of rejecting the truth. And whatever opinions and thoughts of men are not according to the law of God, and warranted by it, the believer disclaims and abhors. Those who are led away by error, fall from their own stedfastness. And that we may avoid being led away, we must seek to grow in all grace, in faith, and virtue, and knowledge. Labour to know Christ more clearly, and more fully; to know him so as to be more like him, and to love him better. This is the knowledge of Christ, which the apostle Paul reached after, and desired to attain; and those who taste this effect of the knowledge of the Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, will, upon receiving such grace from him, give thanks and praise him, and join in ascribing glory to him now, in the full assurance of doing the same hereafter, for ever.
Pulpit Commentary
Verse 14. - Wherefore, beloved, seeing that ye look for such things; rather, these things, the coming of the Lord, the restitution of all things, the new heavens and the new earth. Be diligent that ye may be found of him in peace, without spot, and blameless; literally, give diligence (or, be earnest - the same word which is used in 2 Peter 1:10) to be found without spot and blameless in his sight in peace. Christians who look for the coming of Christ must earnestly strive to imitate their Lord, the "Lamb without blemish and without spot." In the word ἄσπιλοι, "without spot," we have a link with 1 Peter 1:19. The word for "blameless" (ἀμώμητοι) is found elsewhere only in Philippians 2:15. The dative αὐτῷ should be rendered, not "of him" or "by him," but "in his sight" or "before him." Peace is used in its fullest sense - peace with God and with man; the peace which Christ giveth; "the peace of God, which passeth all understanding." "In peace" was a common inscription on Christian graves.
Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible
Wherefore, beloved, seeing ye look for these things,.... For the burning of the heavens and the earth, for the coming of Christ, and for the new heavens and new earth,
be diligent that ye may be found of him; Christ, or "in him", as in Philippians 3:9; for such as are in Christ will have an undoubted right to the new heavens and the new earth, and will certainly dwell in them, because they will be found not in their own righteousness, but in the righteousness of Christ: or "before him", as the Arabic version renders it; before him the Judge of all, at whose tribunal they must stand; but being clothed with his righteousness, and so without spot and blemish, they will not be ashamed before him: or "by him"; Christ first finds his in redemption, and next in the effectual calling, and last of all at his coming, when all the elect will be looked up, gathered in, and presented first to himself, and then to his Father, complete and perfect, not one wanting: and thus to be found in him, and before him, and by him, should be the concern of all that look for the glorious things here spoken of, and particularly that they be found in the following situation and circumstances: in peace; interested in that peace Christ has made by the blood of his cross; for such as are reconciled to God by his death, shall be saved by his life, and live with him in the new heavens and new earth, and for ever in the ultimate glory; and in enjoying that peace of conscience which he himself gives, and which flows from his blood, righteousness, and atonement; so that the day of his coming by death, or at judgment, will not be terrifying to them, but they will look for these things with great delight and satisfaction: or
in peace one with another; for peace makers and keepers are called the children of God, and so heirs of God, and joint-heirs with Christ; or in happiness and glory, expressed by peace, which is the end of the righteous man, which he enters into at death, and will rest in to all eternity:
without spot and blemish; no man is so in himself, sanctification is imperfect, and many are the slips and falls of the saints, though their desire is to be harmless and inoffensive, and to give no just occasion for blame or scandal; but the saints are so in Christ Jesus, being washed in his blood, and clothed with his righteousness, and will be found so by him when he comes again, when he will present them to himself a glorious church, without spot or wrinkle, and also before the presence of his Father's glory, as faultless, with exceeding joy; and so will they be fit and meet to be the inhabitants of the new heavens and new earth, and reign with him therein, and be with him to all eternity.
Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary
14. that ye … be found of him—"in His sight" [Alford], at His coming; plainly implying a personal coming.
without spot—at the coming marriage feast of the Lamb, in contrast to 2Pe 2:13, "Spots they are and blemishes while they feast," not having on the King's pure wedding garment.
blameless—(1Co 1:8; Php 1:10; 1Th 3:13; 5:23).
in peace—in all its aspects, towards God, your own consciences, and your fellow men, and as its consequence eternal blessedness: "the God of peace" will effect this for you.
2 Peter 3:14 Additional Commentaries
Final Exhortations
14Therefore, beloved, since you look for these things, be diligent to be found by Him in peace, spotless and blameless, 15and regard the patience of our Lord as salvation; just as also our beloved brother Paul, according to the wisdom given him, wrote to you,…
Cross References
1 Corinthians 15:58
Therefore, my dear brothers and sisters, stand firm. Let nothing move you. Always give yourselves fully to the work of the Lord, because you know that your labor in the Lord is not in vain.
Philippians 2:15
so that you may become blameless and pure, "children of God without fault in a warped and crooked generation." Then you will shine among them like stars in the sky
1 Thessalonians 5:23
May God himself, the God of peace, sanctify you through and through. May your whole spirit, soul and body be kept blameless at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.
1 Timothy 6:14
to keep this command without spot or blame until the appearing of our Lord Jesus Christ,
James 1:27
Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world.
1 Peter 1:7
These have come so that the proven genuineness of your faith--of greater worth than gold, which perishes even though refined by fire--may result in praise, glory and honor when Jesus Christ is revealed.
2 Peter 1:10
Therefore, my brothers and sisters, make every effort to confirm your calling and election. For if you do these things, you will never stumble,
2 Peter 3:1
Dear friends, this is now my second letter to you. I have written both of them as reminders to stimulate you to wholesome thinking.
2 Peter 3:16
He writes the same way in all his letters, speaking in them of these matters. His letters contain some things that are hard to understand, which ignorant and unstable people distort, as they do the other Scriptures, to their own destruction.
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Why, beloved, seeing that you look for such things, be diligent that you may be found of him in peace, without spot, and blameless.
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be diligent.
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1 John 3:3 And every man that has this hope in him purifies himself, even as he is pure.
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Matthew 24:26 Why if they shall say to you, Behold, he is in the desert; go not …
Luke 2:29 Lord, now let you your servant depart in peace, according to your word:
Luke 12:43 Blessed is that servant, whom his lord when he comes shall find so doing.
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Both formula-fed and breast-fed infants can develop an intolerance to cow's milk protein and also soy protein. For infants fed with the formula, it is easy to change to a different formula, but more specialized formulas are more expensive. For many families the costs of these formulas are prohibitive. For an infant who is breastfed, the mother's diet must be altered to avoid milk and soy proteins in order continue breastfeeding. This approach is certainly a much less costly solution to the dietary demands of an MSPI infant.
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One tweet has caused senior Ashley Patrick to lose what mattered most: the chance to walk across the graduation stage to receive her School of the Arts diploma.
The Charleston County School Board voted 4-1 Wednesday to uphold the North Charleston Constituent School Board's decision, which was allowing Patrick to stay at School of the Arts on strict probation. That means she can't go to the prom or participate in the school's graduation ceremony with her classmates, but she will get a diploma from School of the Arts.
Patrick was expressionless as she listened to the board's decision, and she walked out of the room in tears.
"(Walking with her class) was what she wanted, and that's the one thing they want to take away from her," said Dwayne Green, her attorney.
The district administration asked the county school board to remove Patrick from School of the Arts and send her to Twilight, a computer-based alternative program for students who misbehave. The district staff didn't think a five-day suspension was enough punishment for Patrick's tweet about a black junior in one of her classes.
In February, Patrick was at home when she posted on Twitter that if the junior "makes one more got damn remark in Roger's class tomorrow ... (expletive) will drop." Patrick posted a link to a picture of a young white girl squeezing her eyes shut and crossing her fingers. The text on the photo read "I wish a nigga would."
The reason Patrick won't be able to go to the prom or graduation is because she is on strict probation, which includes no extracurricular activities. Those involved in the case disagreed about whether prom and graduation were considered extracurricular activities.
The county school board and the district administration said Wednesday that Patrick wouldn't be allowed to go to either, but North Charleston Constituent School Board Chairman James Perry Jr. said his board never intended for Patrick to miss those rites of passage. His board thought she should be able to attend those functions, he said.
Perry said Wednesday he would attempt to clear up the confusion.
"How we put it is as plain as the nose on your face," Perry said. "We're going to get it cleared up."
Green said he asked the county school board to clarify its ruling in writing and whether it intends to bar Patrick from graduation. He is waiting for that information before deciding how to proceed, he said. Patrick said she prefers not to comment until they receive clarification on that decision.
County school board member Todd Garrett said the board did what Patrick wanted and upheld the constituent school board's decision without giving any further punishment. Garrett said he understood the constituent board's strict probation to mean no prom or graduation, and Patrick didn't ask during the hearing that she be able to go those activities.
If the constituent school board intended for Patrick to be able to go to those events, then she should be allowed, because the county board simply upheld its decision, Garrett said.
Chairwoman Cindy Bohn Coats said the first question she asked during the hearing was what the county board was being requested to decide. The issue was where Patrick would finish her high school career, and Bohn Coats said graduation or prom weren't an option as long as Patrick was on probation.
No one questioned what "extracurricular activities" covered, and Patrick didn't ask that those be an option, she said.
"It's an unfortunate situation that (Patrick and Green) didn't know what it meant," she said. "I am sympathetic to their confusion, but every player had the responsibility to do their due diligence prior to (today)."
County school board Vice Chairman Craig Ascue said Patrick had a lesson to learn, and this was part of it.
"There are worse things in life for a high school senior," he said of Patrick's being unable to walk at graduation.
Board member Elizabeth Moffly was the lone vote against the majority, and she said Patrick had enough punishment and she didn't want to prevent her from attending graduation and prom.
"She got the book thrown at her," Moffly said. "How many punishments can you give someone for one offense?"
Green has questioned whether Patrick was facing a stiffer penalty than others would because the black junior named in Patrick's tweet was the daughter of Lisa Herring, a high-ranking district leader.
The North Charleston board that backed Patrick is all black; two of the five county board members voting Wednesday are black.
The county board met with Patrick for more than two hours in a closed-door hearing before making its decision. Jay Bender, an attorney for the S.C. Press Association, said the subject of a hearing can ask that it be open, but the school district's attorney, John Emerson, countered that state law doesn't mention students when citing who can waive their rights to a private hearing.
The county school board also specified in its ruling where Patrick must do 20 hours of community service — at a readers program at Liberty Hill Academy — and that she write a 500-word paper on racism and social media.
Reach Diette Courrégé Casey at @Diette on Twitter or (843) 937-5546.
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By Spc. Petersi Liu, USASpecial to American Forces Press Service
CAMP ARIFJAN, Kuwait, Sept. 30, 2003 When service members near the end of their enlistment term must decide whether to stay in service, an understanding of entitlements and benefits can prevent a hasty decision.
All soldiers are responsible for keeping their own records, auditing their retirement-point statements annually, and ensuring credit is awarded for accomplishments, said George. Many soldiers attending his briefings on entitlements and benefits are amazed, he said, when he shows reservists how easy it is to both maximize their potential retirement points and gain promotion points.
"From $1 million to $3 million in retirement pay is possible," he said.
George takes a logical, step-by-step approach in helping soldiers understand how to calculate their projected retirement earnings.
"From a 20-year retirement to a 31-year retirement, the difference in enlisted retirement pay is substantial," he said as he showed one audience how their potential retirement paychecks are calculated. He explained how retirement points, promotions and longevity combine to enhance their retirement checks the longer soldiers remain in the fold.
In a typical presentation, George illustrates the financial benefit of staying for 31 years of service, as opposed to 20 years, before transferring to retired Reserve status. Usually, the additional 11 years for enlisted soldiers more than doubles their expected retirement checks, both in today's dollars and in dollars adjusted for expected inflation up to age 60, when retirement pay begins for reservists.
In addition to helping reservists understand the maximum potential of their standard benefits, George makes sure they know about specific benefits available to some soldiers. For example, an affiliation bonus entitlement of $50 per month is available for soldiers joining the Reserves after serving on active duty for more than two years and subsequently joining a troop program unit during the first eight-year commitment.
These entitlements and others are not automatic -- they require the soldier to understand the benefit, file a claim for it and follow the right procedures, George said.
Soldiers are entitled to various training and educational opportunities but they must initiate those processes as well, George said. Those opportunities include Professional Leadership Developmental Course, Basic Noncommissioned Officer Course, Advanced Noncommissioned Officer Course, free college online, and Army Knowledge Online access to both Army Correspondence Subcourse Program and SmartForce computer educational courses, he explained.
Soldiers need to remember to file their applications at the appropriate time to receive their entitlements and benefits from the Student Loan Repayment Program, the Montgomery GI Bill and the Tuition Assistance Program, he said. It is essential that when filing the documents for any of these programs that soldiers use a transmittal manifest, Department of the Army Form 200, he added, to avoid a challenge on whether they met the deadline, he added.
"A lot of soldiers fail to realize that tuition assistance benefits (can) be used in conjunction with the Montgomery GI Bill to pay for the same courses," George said. "This could result in (soldiers) profiting from going to college by using all their benefits and entitlements."
Directly related to educational opportunities are opportunities for career advancement into warrant officer fields, direct commissioning with a four-year degree, or an Active Guard or Reserve position, George said. Requirements for each field are listed on Army Knowledge Online, along with the packet of information required to submit an application for each. Local Active Guard and Reserve Force retention NCOs will assist with preparing packets if asked, he added.
"There are Army correspondence courses where you can get a system engineers certificate for free online, but you must take the time to explore and find the courses," he said, citing one example of online opportunities.
As part of his strategy to ensure that no soldier is left behind on learning about all these benefits and entitlements, George asks all soldiers who receive his developmental counseling form to inform at least three other soldiers about military benefits.
"I believe in working smarter, not harder," said George. "All soldiers who learn about their benefits will spread the message for me."
The retention NCO and career counselor said his message is the same for all soldiers when discussing whether they should continue their affiliation with an Army Reserve unit.
"You do not have to stay in service," he said he tells the soldiers. "Merely understand all that you are walking away from if you choose to leave. I'll be honest with you and tell you about all the benefits available to you. It remains your choice to stay in."
(Spc. Petersi Liu is assigned to Coalition Forces Land Component Command public affairs.)


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Ups and downs for Pigeon Forge
Five points.
That's all that separates Pigeon Forge from being the only undefeated football team in Sevier County.
"You look back and you don't dwell on it," said Tigers coach Scott Meadows. "You try to build on it. That's a big thing I talk to the players about it. Whenever we do play with a lot of effort and the way we're capable of playing, we're pretty good. Whenever we don't, you can tell."
The Tigers (3-2) had a sluggish two and a half quarters against Cocke County and started slow again last week against Grainger. But they also took unbeaten Carter to the brink, scored 40 unanswered against the Grizzlies and put up 27 points in 16 minutes against the Fighting Cocks.
Whew. Keeping up with Pigeon Forge's highs and lows can be exhausting.
"After the two losses in a row, we doubted ourselves," said quarterback Tanner Sharp. "But we went through two hard weeks of practice and prepared ourselves for Union County and Grainger. We played really good in both those games.
"We turned things around and now we've got a chance to finish the season strong."
The Tigers face perhaps their toughest test of the season tonight against Fulton, ranked No. 1 in the Associated Press Class 4A poll. Meadows just wants his team to get better against the Falcons, win or lose.
That, the coach said, starts with effort. It's been the difference for the Jekyll and Hyde Tigers. How else to explain a team that fell behind 29-0 to Cocke County, only to score 27 straight and almost win? It was the same story, to a far lesser degree, last week against Grainger. Down a touchdown and a turnover, Pigeon Forge stormed back to win in a rout.
"Coach Meadows pulled us over and we were like, 'We have to get going. We've got to step up,' " Sharp said. "Everybody stepped up and played their part. We did really good after that."
They did it even without running back Chris Rasberry, who was injured early in the game. Meadows said Rasberry will be out for a couple of weeks but the Tigers filled the void last week with Andrew McCarter, Noah Whaley and Chase Effler helping Pigeon Forge finish with more than 300 rushing yards.
It's all about having confidence. Then maybe those five points will swing Pigeon Forge's way next time.
"If we doubt ourselves, we won't be able to do it," Sharp said. "If we just stop doing that, then I think we'll be fine."


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On a bitterly cold December morning, a scene of Christmas unfolds beneath a bridge of rumbling railroad tracks and graffiti-covered walls near Downtown Indianapolis.
A man with one leg, a scruffy white beard and a red Santa hat emerges in a wheelchair, yelling "Hoo-rah." It's his way of saying "Ho-ho-ho." Behind him stands a 10-foot-tall Christmas tree with about 50 gold bulbs, each one with the name of an individual written in red pen.
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By the time the two teams tip off at 6:50 p.m. on TBS, every different angle will be explored and dissected, both here and elsewhere. In the meantime, let's talk about what we might see from these two teams on the floor.
After their Cinderella run through the Sun Belt Conference Tournament, the story of the Hilltoppers is familiar to many by now. Struggling to start the season, former head coach Ken McDonald was replaced by Ray Harper in January, the latter getting his first chance as a head coach on the Division I level after winning four national championships in Division II and NAIA. Under Harper, Western Kentucky would undergo an immediate transformation en route to a surprise NCAA trip.
Well, that's not quite it.
WKU was 5-11 when Harper took over, but things didn't happen overnight. The Toppers would lose their first three games under their new head coach and had to win their final two games - including one over conference power Middle Tennessee State, which was 25-4 at the time - to get to 11-18 on the regular season. Western was unquestionably better with Harper at the helm, but still had a record of just 6-7.
The postseason is where Western Kentucky blossomed. The Hilltoppers won four games in as many days to become conference champions, taking down Arkansas-Little Rock and Denver along the way, teams that combined for a 23-9 record in regular-season conference play.
Looking at Western's roster, the thing that jumps off the page is the Toppers' youth. With six freshmen, all of whom play at least 9.6 minutes per game and have started at least two games this year, Western Kentucky ranks as the 335th-most experienced team in the nation and the third-least experienced team - Kentucky and Connecticut are the others - left in the NCAA Tournament according to kenpom.com.
Western Kentucky - with four freshmen among its top five scorers - is an exceptionally young team that has found its stride late in the season, winning seven games in a row. They have a mountain of a task in front of them in trying to knock off the tournament's top overall seed, but they have reason to be confident.
Sparing you from any further preambles, here's a look at how the Wildcats and Hilltoppers match up on offensive and defensive ends. Per usual, expect a heavy dose of Ken Pomeroy's tempo free statistics:
Kentucky offense vs. Western Kentucky defense
Defense has been where Western has made its living during its magical run, and never was that more true than the comeback win over Mississippi Valley State. In spite of committing 28 turnovers and shooting barely 30 percent from the field, the Toppers hung around with defense, then made a run when they went to full-court press, grabbing steals on four straight possessions at one point. The Delta Devils managed just 0.73 points per possession against Western, the third-lowest of the season allowed by WKU.
On the season, Western is an above average defense team, holding opponents to 0.98 points per possession, 110th nationally. Like with Kentucky's defense, Western starts by contesting shots. WKU opponents have an effective field-goal percentage of just 47.1 on the year, nearly two percentage points below the NCAA average. The Hilltoppers also block more than 10 percent of shots attempted against them, which is well above the national average.
Turnovers are a big part of the equation for WKU as well. As they showed against MVSU, the Hilltoppers proved dangerous in their full-court pressure, but they may be hesitant to press a team as athletic as Kentucky.
Kentucky could really do damage with offensive rebounds and free throws. With its lack of size - Teeng Akol is the only Hilltopper taller than 6-foot-8 - Western Kentucky allows offensive rebounds on just over a third of opponents missed shots. Additionally, Western is fairly foul-prone, with seven different players fouling out this season a combined 12 times. Consequently, WKU ranks in the bottom third nationally in defensive free throw rate.
UK will be wise to attack inside with the Hilltoppers' propensity to foul and their lack of size, and Western figures to oblige. All season long, Western has limited opponents' 3-point attempts. Only 26 percent of the field goals attempted against the Hilltoppers have come from beyond the arc, the 13th-lowest total in the NCAA. The Wildcats have attempted single-digit 3-pointers in three different games this season. Don't be shocked if Thursday is the fourth.
Kentucky defense vs. Western Kentucky offense
Western's strengths on offense are the opposite of its strengths on defense. The Hilltoppers struggle mightily shooting and taking care of the ball, ranking 322nd nationally in effective field-goal percentage and 293rd in turnover percentage. Though UK could mix in a little more pressure to try to force some Western mistakes, expect the Wildcats to do what they have most of the season and rely on heavily contesting shots to get the defensive job done. UK is still tops in the NCAA in effective field-goal percentage on defense, which means Western could be in for a particularly bad shooting night.
Even if UK does force a bunch of missed shots, it won't matter if the Cats aren't able to close out defensive possessions with rebounds. Western pursues its misses well, culminating in Tuesday night's 26-offensive-rebound effort against MVSU. If the Hilltoppers are able to hang around with the Wildcats for any extended amount of time, second-chance points will almost certainly play a major role.
Western will also need to get to the foul line against Kentucky, which is something the Hilltoppers have done well this season. UK has been pretty good getting to the line this season, ranking 74th in free-throw rate, but the Toppers have been even better, coming in at 67th. The Cats have done an excellent job playing without fouling, but Western will capitalize if the game is called tight.
Style of play
Based on the reputation of these two teams, you would expect Kentucky would be the team that would want to run at every juncture, but that's not the case. During the second-half of the season, UK has been an increasingly half-court oriented team while Western has played the 49th-fastest tempo in the nation.
Interestingly, John Calipari suggested this week he wants his team to get out and run more. He lamented his team's lack of easy baskets in transition, so don't be surprised if UK picks up the tempo a bit in this one both off turnovers and defensive rebounds. Western likely won't hesitate to try to run with the Cats either.
All told, the Hilltoppers have history against them. A No. 16 seed has never defeated a No. 1, let alone the top No. 1 seed. To keep it close, Western Kentucky will need to knock down shots at a rate they haven't consistently done all season, which isn't unprecedented against the Cats, as Coach Cal is wont to remind us.


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Tuesday, August 20, 2013
A British Transport Police officer from Ipswich has been awarded a coroner's citation for his 'courageous' actions during the London bombings in 2005.
Inspector Bob Munn, who is retiring after 31 years service, was the first uniformed officer to go into the underground tunnel between Aldgate and Liverpool Street on July 7 after terrorist Shehzad Tanweer blew up a tube train.
Despite the dangers he went down into the tunnel with two probationary officers, who had only six weeks' service each, to help the dying and injured.
Insp Munn co-ordinated the rescue effort and was the last police officer to leave the tunnel after the survivors were taken to safety.
Despite the dangers and their belief a second bomb was about to go off, the BTP officer and a firefighter remained underground, after hearing warnings of a another device.
The commendation from Lady Justice Hallett states: "Inspector Robert Munn, you behaved impeccably and courageously and in the very best traditions of the police service.
"You praised your probationers. Well, I suspect they learnt by your example. So I commend you wholeheartedly for you actions that day."
After accepting his award Insp Munn said: "From a professional point of view 7/7 was without doubt the biggest challenge of my career given the desperate and tragic nature of what occurred.
"In 31 years as an officer I have never had a more difficult or traumatic day.
"I see it as a recognition for the team and not just for me. It brought back a lot of memories because it was an exceedingly traumatic day."
Giving evidence at the Royal Courts of Justice at the London bombings inquest in 2010 Insp Munn said his fears throughout the rescue effort were of a secondary device going off to cause further fatalities.
He had entered the station just after 9.05am and remained in the tunnel for just over an hour in the dark and dust.
Describing the scene, Insp Munn said: "Chaotic, pandemonium are the usual descriptions, and words cannot really describe the noise, the smell, the general sense of confusion down there."
As Insp Munn was preparing to leave the tunnel a doctor thought he heard someone still shouting.
However, the BTP officer and a firefighter who was with him looked around, but could not find anybody.
Richard Ellery and Richard Gray, both from Ipswich, were among the seven people killed at Aldgate.
A total of 52 people died in the 7/7 attacks on tube trains and a bus at London's Tavistock Square, which all happened at around the same time.
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An absolute HERO!!! But why so long to get accredited for it? Its almost as if the entire public sector wants to keep drilling into our heads about fear of terrorism every 20 seconds or so! A long time coming... why did others hog the limelight?
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
well done officer surely they must have a picture with him smiling on it
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Despite insistence last week that it would proceed Thursday, the third reading of Evolve Development's rezoning request for the State of Franklin property where it intends to build a five-building apartment complex won't be heard until the Johnson City Commission's April 3 meeting.
Tom McKee, the North Carolina company's legal counsel, said the reading is now postponed until after the April 1 Board of Zoning Appeals meeting, where Evolve's representatives hope to secure a variance allowing the construction of parking spaces between some of the complex's buildings and State of Franklin Road.
McKee, a Johnson City attorney, said the company finalized development agreement as recommended stipulating the amount of brick on the exterior of the buildings before a Monday workshop with city leaders, but some of the commissioners wanted a site plan to be part of the total package, which won't be available until after the variance hearing.
If the BZA approves Evolve's proposal, the company's plan will include a 400-space parking lot for residents, buffered from the surrounding roads and properties by rolling earthen berms.
"Whatever is required, that's what they're doing," McKee said Tuesday. "The Tree Streets have significant problems with parking, because they're so narrow, and there are a number of student apartments there now, so people park on the street. Some of the residents wanted a plan that did not make that situation worse than already is, and I think they should be able to do that."
At the Commission's second reading of Evolve's zoning proposal, a slew of residents and business owners near the former Model Mill site and Mize Farm & Garden Supply property where the company hopes to built 216 units of multi-family housing turned out to oppose the development, saying the influx of hundreds of new tenants could increase traffic and crime along Walnut Street and the surrounding neighborhood.
They pointed to a late-in-the-game announcement from the company that the rooms would be leased by the bedroom, which they said was indicative of student housing, not the young families and business professionals originally promised by the builder.
McKee said the individual leasing option could mean college student renters, but said the upscale complex is still targeted at families.
Plus, Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Gary Mabrey said, Evolve's plan has been the most promising for the century old mill site since the Chamber Foundation took ownership of it in 2008.
"The Chamber's interest is in the community and in our members," Mabrey said Friday. "We're interested in doing what's right with the project, and we're comfortable that this is the right use of the land at this time."
If the complex is approved by the BZA and the Commission, Mabrey said the developer could close on the land very quickly, then the Chamber could begin looking for a new office location, which the mill was at one time supposed to provide.comments powered by Disqus


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Dr. Robert Panchyshyn, 85 of Bowling Green died Sunday, June 23, 2013 at Greenwood Nursing & Rehab surrounded by his family. The Minnesota native was an Army Veteran serving as Corporal in WWII and Korean Wars and was a retired professor at Western Kentucky University where he taught from 1971 to 2001.
He is survived by his wife: Carolyn Baseheart Panchyshyn; two daughters: Joy Panchyshyn Newsome and Constance Osborne and husband Rick; one son: Joseph Panchyshyn and wife Joanne; six grandchildren: Leshan Morehead and husband Jeff, Shaun Newsome and wife Leslie, Hayley and Brandon Panchyshyn and Ryan and Jacob Osborne and two great-grandchildren: Drew Moreahd and Mason Newsome.
Funeral mass for Dr. Robert Panchyshyn will be at 10AM Thursday, June 27, 2013 at Holy Spirit Catholic Church with burial in St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery. Visitation will be from 4PM to 8PM Wednesday, June 26, 2013 with prayer service at 7:30PM at Hardy & Son Funeral Home, Bowling Green Chapel.
Alternate expressions of sympathy may be made to St. Vincent DePaul Holy Spirit at 4754 Smallhouse Rd. Bowling Green, KY 42101.


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Curvature of the penis is an abnormal bend in the penis that occurs during erection. It is also called Peyronie's disease.
Peyronie's disease
In Peyronie's disease, fibrous scar tissue develops under the skin of the penis. The cause of this fibrous tissue is not known.
Fracture of the penis (injury during intercourse) can lead to this condition. Patients have a higher risk after surgery or radiation treatment for prostate cancer.
Peyronie's disease is uncommon and affects men ages 40 - 60 and older.
Curvature of the penis can occur with Dupuytren's contracture, a cord-like thickening across the palm of one or both hands. It is a fairly common disorder in white men over age 50. However, only a very small number of people with Dupuytren's contracture develop curvature of the penis.
Other risk factors have not been found. However, people with this condition have a certain type of immune cell marker, which indicates that it may be inherited.
Newborns may have a curvature of the penis, which may be part of an abnormality called hypospadias (this is different from Peyronie's disease).
You or your health care provider may notice an abnormal hardening of the tissue below the skin, in one area along the shaft of the penis.
During erection, there may be:
The health care provider can diagnose curvature of the penis with a physical examination. The hard plaques can be felt with or without an erection.
The health care provider may give you a shot of medicine to cause an erection. Or, you may provide your health care provider with pictures of the erect penis for evaluation.
An ultrasound may show the scar tissue in the penis, but it is not necessary.
At first, you may not need treatment. Some or all of the symptoms may improve over time or may not get worse.
Treatments may include:
However, these treatments often do not help much, or at all. They may cause more scarring.
If medicine and lithotripsy do not help, and you are unable to have intercourse because of the curve of the penis, surgery may be done to correct the problem. However, some types of surgery may cause impotence. It should only be done if intercourse is impossible.
A penile prosthesis may be the best treatment choice for curvature of the penis with impotence.
The condition can get worse and make it impossible for you to have intercourse. Impotence can also occur.
Call your health care provider if:
Jordan GH, McCammon KA. Peyronie's disease. In: Wein AJ, ed. Campbell-Walsh Urology. 10th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap28.
Jordan GH. McCammon KA. Surgery of the penis and urethra. In: Wein AJ, ed. Campbell-Walsh Urology. 10th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 36.
Elder JS. Anomalies of the penis and urethra. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 538.
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The St. Louis area might not be known for grand natural resources, but less than fifteen miles upstream from the Arch, the counties of Madison, Jersey, Macoupin, Calhoun and St. Charles, stretching along the Mississippi and Illinois confluence, from Pere Marquette at the north to Alton at the south, are home to a lush but delicate ecosystem of forests, streams, bluffs, prairies and wetlands. In its eleventh year, the Great Rivers Land Trust has invested millions to protect thousands of acres facing erosion, pollution and commercial exploitation. In another ten years the trust hopes to protect another 5,000 acres. Along with land acquisition and easements, the GRLT has also acted as a cagey liaison between local farmers, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Illinois-American Water Company to improve water quality in the region and has taken its message of conservation into area schools and community colleges. If you've ever marveled at the Acadian landscape along the Great River Road, credit Mother Nature first, but don't forget the GRLT.


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A curious report appears over at Main Justice, a website that offers nice juicy gossip and often mirrors the liberal legal party line from the Justice Department. It seems that one of the New Black Panther Party members at issue in the controversial dismissal of the Election Day voter-intimidation case is hopping mad:
Last week in a podcast interview, [New Black Panther Party president Malik Zulu] Shabazz let loose — with a racially tinged rant against the Republicans he said are trying to turn the issue into campaign ads for this fall's midterm elections. "These right-wing white, red-faced, red-neck Republicans are attacking the hell out of the New Black Panther Party, and we're organizing now to fight back," Shabazz told the podcast host, a man who calls himself "Brother Gary" and hosts a show called Conscious Chats on Blogtalk Radio.
Shabazz singled out GOP Reps. Frank Wolf (Va.) and Lamar Smith (Texas) — two critics on the House Judiciary Committee — along with "Old Uncle Tom, Michael Steele, the black Negro who heads the Republican National Committee."
"We gearing up for a showdown with this cracker," Shabazz said, although it wasn't clear to whom he was referring. "He keep talking – we going to Capitol Hill, we're just gearing up right now, we'll go to Capitol Hill."
Well, probably not what the Holder Justice Department was anxious to hear as it attempts to stonewall its way through the inquiry. But what's even more interesting is the apparent "defense" offered by Main Justice for those Obama officials who chose to dismiss the case over the objections of career attorneys: "No actual voters came forward to complain — the objections came from white Republican poll watchers."
So is that what's at the root of the case here — the notion that voter-intimidation claims are less than valid if white Republicans bring them? The behavior of the New Black Panther Party members was, after all, captured on videotape, so the conduct of the defendants is really not in dispute. What seems to be gnawing at the liberal legal types, however, is that a voter-intimidation case could be instituted by whites — white Republicans no less.
This only serves to highlight the remarks of Chris Coates, the head of the Justice Department's trial team, who upon his departure had these pointed words for his colleagues (paraphrased by Hans von Spakovsky):
Since many minority officials are now involved in the administration of elections in many jurisdictions, it is imperative that they believe that the anti-discrimination and anti-intimidation provisions of the Voting Rights Act will be enforced against them by the Justice Department, just as it is imperative that white election officials believe that Justice will enforce the provisions of the Voting Rights Act against them. I fear that actions that indicate that the Justice Department is not in the business of suing minority election officials, or not in the business of filing suits to protect white voters from discrimination or intimidation, will only encourage election officials, who are so inclined, to violate the Voting Rights Act.
I cannot imagine that any lawyers who believe in the rule of law would want to encourage violations of the Voting Rights Act by anyone, whether the wrongdoers are members of a minority group or white people.
It's hard to believe that had the polling place been in Alabama and the intimidators been clad in KKK garb that the Obama Justice Department would not have proceeded full steam ahead against all defendants to the full extent of the law. But when the roles were reversed, a different standard seemed to apply. Indeed, Coates is no stranger to that double standard of enforcement from the liberal civil rights lawyers who dominate the Civil Rights Division. He explained his experience in a voter-intimidation case he brought when the victims were white and the perpetrator African American:
Selective enforcement of the law, including the Voting Rights Act, on the basis of race is just not fair and does not achieve justice.
I have had many discussions concerning these cases. In one of my discussions concerning the Ike Brown case, I had a lawyer say he was opposed to our filing such suits. When I asked why, he said that only when he could go to Mississippi (perhaps 50 years from now) and find no disparities between the socioeconomic levels of black and white residents, might he support such a suit. But until that day, he did not think that we should be filing voting-rights cases against blacks or on behalf of white voters.
The problem with such enforcement is that it is not in compliance with the statute enacted by Congress. There is simply nothing in the VRA itself or its legislative history that supports the claim that it should not be equally enforced until racial socioeconomic parity is achieved. Such an enforcement policy might be consistent with certain political ideologies, but it is not consistent with the Voting Rights Act that Justice is responsible for enforcing.
And that may be what is at the root of the New Black Panther Party case — the unspoken but endemic belief on the Left that the civil rights laws run only one way. The Obama administration must sense that this is anathema to most Americans. Hence, the stonewall. But having dismissed the New Black Panther Party case, it should now explain its decision and justify that approach to civil rights enforcement. Does the administration really believe that it simply isn't right to prosecute a case where white Republicans are bringing the claim? It sure does look that way.


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A&M Consolidated beats Vista Ridge 25-21, 25-20
A&M Consolidated beats Westlake 25-23, 25-17
Round Rock beats A&M Consolidated 25-22, 25-23
A&M Consolidated finishes second at New Braufels Fraulein Volleyfest
Concordia Lutheran beats Bryan 25-15, 24-26, 25-18
Hutto beats Bryan 21-25, 25-22, 25-23
College Station beats Hutto 18-25, 25-19, 25-19
College Station beats Conroe 25-23, 25-15
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Prosecutors Release Pics of Trayvon Martin Hoodie
Prosecutors released the first photos of Trayvon Martin's hoodie today. In the pictures, you can clearly see where the teen was shot in the chest by neighborhood watchman George Zimmerman.
Along with pictures, prosecutors released documents pertaining to the case, including one from lead investigator Christopher Serino that states Zimmerman "profiled the unarmed teen because he was wearing a hooded sweatshirt, not because he was black."
These will most certainly be two much talked about pieces of evidence in Zimmerman's upcoming murder trial. [Gawker] Via [WTSP]


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Frank Engert
Professor of Business
Ph.D., State University of New York at Buffalo
M.B.A., McMaster University, Canada
B.S., McMaster University, Canada
Why do I teach? Because it's exciting and rejuvenating. Why business? Because business is everywhere. In some way, shape or form, business touches every individual and every aspect of society. And it can be fun.
When asked, How do you teach? UMF Professor of Business Frank Engert said three principles guide his teaching: learning by doing, a holistic business mindset, and nurturing innovation.
Learning By Doing
Frank Engert says he expects his students to roll up their sleeves and get their hands dirty by tackling issues facing the business community. "My students have the opportunity to work with the local business community and business leaders in order to understand real world issues related to owning and running a business."
They examine practical issues like managing employees, providing excellent customer service, understanding competitors, managing innovation, maintaining and growing market share in a fast paced global environment, etc. This provides them with an insider's perspective of the business world.
For students interested in entrepreneurship, it also provides them with a reality-check to see if starting a business is something they really want to do.
Holistic Business Mindset
Engert says a successful business is a mashup. It combines ideas, numerous and diverse skills and a complex setting that includes social, economic and political forces.
"No matter what particular skills or concepts a particular course focuses on, it's useful to maintain a holistic perspective; students need to understand how the particular skills or concepts fit within the organization's broader operations and its environment," says Engert.
"This requires that everything has to connect – the core aspects of actually running a business, the business environment and the specific business ideas and skills I'm teaching," he said.
Nurturing Innovation
Engert believes innovation is a major challenge for America. A recent National Academies of Sciences report stated, "A nation that does not embrace innovation will soon be left behind in the 21st century economy." The report also notes that America's competitive position in the world has eroded and it continues to face ever greater challenges.
Many of these challenges must be met by American businesses – by fostering, developing and managing innovation.
"Consequently, stimulating and nurturing creativity, developing an innovation mindset and an organizational innovation culture are also significant aspects of my teaching," says Engert.
Recent Examples of His Student's Activities:
Interviewing Entrepreneurs and Business Managers: This enables UMF students to become familiar with the process entrepreneurs go through to start and grow their businesses and to discover the common experiences many business owners and managers share.
Developing Business Profiles: Students develop a comprehensive profile of a specific business. This process requires that students engage in actual field research on the business and industry (interviewing managers and employees, analyzing locations, analyzing marketing materials, evaluating customer service, etc.) in order to apply course concepts to specific business issues.
Service-Learning: Students can spend several hours per week working with a local organization on projects or other activities designed to enable them to further develop their business skills.
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance: After being certified by the IRS, UMF students provide free tax return preparation services to low-income families and senior citizens. The program, which serves several hundred families and individuals each year, is a collaboration including UMF, the IRS, and several local nonprofits.
Business + Recreation = ORBA
UMF's Outdoor Recreation Business Administration program (ORBA) allows students to combine a rigorous business education with the recreation activities they love. The University's location in Maine's western mountains, its high quality academic offerings, and its laid-back environment are ideally suited to ORBA.
ORBA students develop the skills necessary to cope with the challenges of the outdoor recreation/tourism sector, but also with most business environments. Engert was involved in the development of the ORBA program and teaches a number of courses in the program.


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This is the time of year when newly born kittens are ready to leave the litter and be adopted. There is a multitude of cats waiting for a new home, especially in Livingston County.
Press play on the video player to see Rebecca Leclair's story about "Cat Adoption Day" in Avon on Saturday, July 20.


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"To find out what one is fitted to do, and to secure an opportunity to do it, is the key to happiness."
-John Dewey
Gonzaga University offers work opportunities that are designed to help off-set the cost of education while providing students with valuable work experience. Student Employment is committed to providing resources to all students who wish to find on or off-campus employment while attending Gonzaga. Student Employment assists students with employment but does not provide job placement. Please come and visit us in Student Employment, College Hall, Room 126. Finding a job in college will help you pay for college expenses, gain work experience, learn job-search skills, and network within Gonzaga and the Spokane community.
On-Campus Work Study jobs for the Academic Year are viewable on July 20. Follow this link to FWS jobs.
On-Campus Institutional jobs for the Academic Year are viewable on July 20 Follow this link to Institutional jobs.
Off-Campus State Work Study jobs for Summer will be viewable in early August. For information contact Katrina Rambo at 509-313-6218.
Check out the Community Job Board for off-campus jobs in the Spokane community.
"How Students Can Save Money While in College" To view, click here.
» Types of Work at Gonzaga
Federal Work Study (FWS-on-campus)
Gonzaga's ON-campus work study program is available to all eligible freshmen and non-Washington State residents in various academic and administrative departments. Eligibility is based on financial need as determined by the student's FAFSA. To view and apply for FWS jobs go to the FWS On-Campus link.
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State Work Study (SWS-off-campus)
Gonzaga's OFF-campus work study program is available to enrolled Washington State resident sophomore, junior and senior students in various off-campus, state-approved businesses. Freshmen may also be eligible by special request. Eligibility is based on financial need as determined by the student's FAFSA.
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Non-Work Study (Institutional & Community Jobs)
Gonzaga offers two types of non-work study employment opportunities for enrolled students:
On-campus Institutional positions are available to enrolled students in various academic and administrative departments that fund their own positions. You may inquire with the Student Employment Office as to open positions, or you may contact various departments to determine if such employment exists. Follow this link.
Off-Campus community positions are those posted as a courtesy to students and employers looking for part-time employees. These positions are located on the Community Job Board outside of the Admission Office in College Hall and on the online Community Job Board (click here to view).
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Thursday, November 15, 2012
© Copyright 2015 Gwinnett Daily Post
BUFORD -- A Thursday morning house fire in Buford will displace six residents, including three children, officials said.
Spokesman Lt. Colin Rhoden said Gwinnett County firefighters arrived at the home on the 3100 block of Seneca Farm Lane in Buford at about 10:20 a.m. Thursday, finding heavy smoke and fire on the second story and in the attic upon arrival. Crews were able to enter the home and battle the blaze from the interior.
The fire was brought under control in about 30 minutes, but not before heavy damage was sustained to a second-floor room and the attic.
"After the fire was extinguished, crews performed property conservation to preserve the undamaged contents," Rhoden said.
No injuries were reported, but officials said a total of six residents, including three children, will be displaced from the home.
The cause of the fire was listed undetermined and under investigation.
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