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In short: Really enjoyed this one. Definitely on the "do again" listDate of review: November 8, 2011
In short: excellent i will be there next year, well organised eventDate of review: November 8, 2011
In short: Largely traffic free event with a quality T-shirtDate of review: November 8, 2011
In short: Great run but a bit toughDate of review: November 8, 2011
In short: Great course and well organized, looking forward to next year.In full: Date of review: November 8, 2011
In short: You just wish for a flat section after a while but a stunning routeIn full: Could have done with a better map of Worksop as we couldn't find the Town Hall but once there everything went smoothly. Good changing facilities and a reasonable amount of toilets. Looking forward to next year.Date of review: November 8, 2011
In short: Although it is hilly I coped and even did a quicker time than in a recent flat race. The scenery is spectacular and enjpyed the whole eventeDate of review: November 7, 2011
In short: Another great Worksop Half MarathonIn full: This was my 2nd time doing this race and I really enjoyed it (despite my time being slower than last year, oops!)It is hillier than I remembered, which makes it a little challenging on the legs. Great atmostphere and lovely scenery - loved the llamas!A good race for non club runners as there were people of all abilities.Very well organised - registration was smooth, with no queues. Could have done with more ladies loos, although that's a perennial race problem isn't it!Date of review: November 4, 2011
In short: Fantastic! I would not miss this race for anything!In full: Great organization, beautiful scenic course through Clumber Park, traffic free roads with well manned drink stations. Fantastic atmosphere – they even had a brass band at halfway round! To top it all off there was even a downhill finish, well filled goody bag with well designed technical T! If only other races were this good!! The only problem is I'm not getting any youger!!Well gone Worksop – can't wait for next yearDate of review: November 3, 2011
In short: Enjoyable race, well worth the entry feeIn full: This was one race too far for me this year (debut marathon and 6 other halves) and even though I was disappointed with my 1h24, I don't want that to cloud my review of a very enjoyable and well organised race.The course is varied, undulating (hillier than I remembered!) and suitably challenging to make for an interesting run. The final mile downhill into town is great and the support at the finish (and throughout Clumber Park) is good.The goody bag was probably the best I've had all year and the Technical T-Shirt is a nice touch (it will get used, rather than being left in a drawer!).I'll definitely be entering again next year and would recommend it to others.Date of review: November 2, 2011
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Who can deny that this is He who filleth the bowl of sustenance and provideth for our daily linguine? He who watcheth over our twirling and spearing motions at the table? He who hath taught us that Clam Sauce is inferior to Alfredo (see pic above) and, indeed, who exhibiteth it for us!
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(1) Forests and rangeland, and the resources of forests and rangeland, are of strategic economic and ecological importance to the United States, and the Federal Government has an important and substantial role in ensuring the continued health, productivity, and sustainability of the forests and rangeland of the United States.
(2) Over 75 percent of the productive commercial forest land in the United States is privately owned, with some 60 percent owned by small nonindustrial private owners. These 10,000,000 nonindustrial private owners are critical to providing both commodity and noncommodity values to the citizens of the United States.
(3) The National Forest System manages only 17 percent of the commercial timberland of the United States, with over half of the standing softwoods inventory located on that land. Dramatic changes in Federal agency policy during the early 1990's have significantly curtailed the management of this vast timber resource, causing abrupt shifts in the supply of timber from public to private ownership. As a result of these shifts in supply, some 60 percent of total wood production in the United States is now coming from private forest land in the southern United States.
(4) At the same time that pressures are building for the removal of even more land from commercial production, the Federal Government is significantly reducing its commitment to productivity-related research regarding forests and rangeland, which is critically needed by the private sector for the sustained management of remaining available timber and forage resources for the benefit of all species.
(5) Uncertainty over the availability of the United States timber supply, increasing regulatory burdens, and the lack of Federal Government support for research is causing domestic wood and paper producers to move outside the United States to find reliable sources of wood supplies, which in turn results in a worsening of the United States trade balance, the loss of employment and infrastructure investments, and an increased risk of infestations of exotic pests and diseases from imported wood products.
(6) Wood and paper producers in the United States are being challenged not only by shifts in Federal Government policy, but also by international competition from tropical countries where growth rates of trees far exceed those in the United States. Wood production per acre will need to quadruple from 1996 levels for the United States forestry sector to remain internationally competitive on an ever decreasing forest land base.
(b) Relationship to other law
Source(Pub. L. 95–307, § 2,June 30, 1978, 92 Stat. 353; Pub. L. 101–513, title VI, § 611(a)(1), formerly § 607(a)(1),Nov. 5, 1990, 104 Stat. 2072, renumbered § 611(a)(1),Pub. L. 102–574, § 2(a)(1),Oct. 29, 1992, 106 Stat. 4593; Pub. L. 105–185, title II, § 253(a),June 23, 1998, 112 Stat. 558.)
References in Text
This subchapter, referred to in text, was in the original "this Act", meaning Pub. L. 95–307, June 2, 1978, 92 Stat. 353, as amended, known as the Forest and Rangeland Renewable Resources Research Act of 1978, which enacted this subchapter, repealed sections 581 to 581i of this title, and enacted provisions set out as a note under section 1641 of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 1600 of this title and Tables.
The Forest and Rangeland Renewable Resources Planning Act of 1974, referred to in subsec. (b), is Pub. L. 93–378, Aug. 17, 1974, 88 Stat. 476, as amended, which is classified generally to subchapter I (§ 1600 et seq.) of this chapter. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 1600 of this title and Tables.
1998—Pub. L. 105–185inserted section catchline, added subsec. (a), and struck out former subsec. (a) which read as follows:
"(1) Congress finds that scientific discoveries and technological advances must be made and applied to support the protection, management, and utilization of the Nation's renewable resources. It is the purpose of this subchapter to authorize the Secretary of Agriculture (hereinafter in this subchapter referred to as the 'Secretary') to implement a comprehensive program of forest and rangeland renewable resources research and dissemination of the findings of such research.
"(2) Congress further finds that the forest and rangeland renewable resources of the world are threatened by deforestation due to conversion to agriculture of lands better suited to other uses, over-grazing, over-harvesting, and other causes that pose a direct adverse threat to people, the global environment, and the world economy."
1990—Subsecs. (a), (c). Pub. L. 101–513designated existing provisions of subsec. (a) as par. (1), added par. (2), and added subsec. (c).
Effective Date
Pub. L. 95–307, § 9,June 30, 1978, 92 Stat. 357, which provided that Pub. L. 95–307(enacting this subchapter, repealing sections 581 to 581i of this title, and enacting provisions set out as a note under section 1600 of this title) is effective Oct. 1, 1978, was amended generally by Pub. L. 101–624and is classified to section 1648 of this title.
Short Title
For short title of Pub. L. 95–307, June 30, 1978, 92 Stat. 353, as the Forest and Rangeland Renewable Resources Research Act of 1978, see Short Title of 1978 Amendment note set out under section 1600 of this title.
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NAUMBURG A businessman and semiretired farmer here has decided to wage a write-in campaign for the District 4 seat on the Lewis County Legislature after being knocked off the ballot in last months primaries.
I dont do something, then give up later, said Thomas J. Schantz, a registered Republican, noting he has been involved in a few endeavors and organizations for upwards of 40 years.
Bryan D. Moser, a log truck driver from Kirschnerville, defeated Mr. Schantz 127-35 in last months GOP primary, while the two men tied 1-1 in a Conservative primary.
State Conservative Party officials then decided not to award their line to either candidate in November, effectively eliminating the Naumburg resident from the general election ballot.
The two are running to replace 12-year Legislator John O. Boyd, D-New Bremen, who has decided not to run for re-election in the district encompassing the town of New Bremen.
Mr. Schantz, who runs a television shop from his Van Amber Road residence, helps his son Andrew operate the family farm and ran unsuccessfully against Mr. Boyd in a couple of past elections, admitted that winning the race as a write-in candidate may be a bit of a long shot.
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He added that about 150 people signed his nominating petitions and he hopes that many would support him in his write-in bid.
Mr. Schantz said he believes the county can afford to move forward with either emergency radio system upgrades or the proposed office building project, but not both.
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A publicity time-bomb has detonated in South Korea. The leading pioneer in stem cell research, Dr. Hwang Woo Suk, has resigned his position because of serious unethical practices. Dr. Suk previously made the news by pressing forward in his efforts to clone a human. He was hailed by many in the media as a leader in stem cell research and human cloning. But his five minutes of fame may have just come to an abrupt end. As Time writer Bryan Walsh recently commented: "For Dr. Hwang Woo Suk, South Korea's pioneering stem-cell researcher, success comes from a willingness to work harder than anyone else. But his researchers may have taken their dedication too far" (2005). Evidence has come to light that in their haste to create a human clone, Dr. Suk's laboratory paid female lab assistants and junior lab workers for their eggs. The hospital board chairman, Roh Sung-II, has admitted that he paid $1,500 to these women because there were not enough volunteer donors. After admitting that he had paid about 20 women for their eggs, Roh confessed: "I had to keep it secret" Hwang's cloning breakthroughs would have been impossible without a steady supply of eggs.
Many of the drugs used to over-stimulate egg production can cause instances of stroke, heart attack, blood clots, and even death. Nevertheless, since scientists cannot experiment without eggs, Dr. Hwang's own staff members were enlisted. These gross unethical practices are just a glimpse of the truth underlying the abuse in this field. During a news conference, Dr. Hwang removed himself as head of the newly created World Stem Cell Hub and admitted: "Being too focused on scientific development, I may not have seen all the ethical issues related to my research" (Walsh, 2005). A mild understatement! In the push to be the first to clone a human being, Dr. Hwang exploited women and destroyed numerous embryos—for what? Fame and fortune? The field of human cloning and stem cell research continues to attract media attention because of the ethical dilemma of performing research on human embryos. This finding should have lawmakers running at break-neck speed to draft legislation that will prevent the abuse of women and human embryos in future studies. In fact, Christians should call their representatives and let them know they favor the Weldon-Stupak ban on cloning humans (H.R.1357) that is now before Congress. The Senate version is the Brownback-Landrieu bill (S.658). Many countries have already banned human cloning; the United States has yet to do so.
Ironically, Dr. Hwang remains a hero in Korea. As Walsh reported: "Despite the scandal, Hwang, who says he'll continue his research, remains a hero at home—last week more than 600 Korean women signed up to donate their eggs" (2005). This field of research brought Korea such attention that many are now ready to overlook the abuse in favor of maintaining their status as leaders in the field. How many more ethical atrocities will be overlooked as scientists forge ahead to create a human clone?
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I really hope she is found i have been following this since I saw the ad on craigslist i can tell Apple is a beloved member of the family.Please let us know what develops. Dogs at least for me are a beloved member of the family.
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I sure hope Apple is returned to you. She is very pretty. My husband and I are the ones that gave you Bone. I remember how surprised you were when you first saw him. It was very amazing how he found us. I am sure Apple is trying to get back home.
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As a master sergeant and the newly appointed squadron superintendent, I felt it was important to provide our unit's Airmen with an honest assessment of their performance. Seizing an opportunity, I asked a staff sergeant to come by my office for a chat.
The staff sergeant was one of our hardest working NCOs and the best unit training manager I'd seen in my then-13 years of service. During our conversation, I told him all the great things he was doing and that made him visibly happy.
Telling him the positive things was the easy part. The hard part was telling him there were a couple of areas he could improve upon. The sergeant's demeanor instantly changed.
I told him he needed to be careful with the way he pronounced certain words and then provided him a couple of examples. Although I knew he was very intelligent and currently working on a master's degree, I thought others might think less of him if he continued in this manner.
That was not easy for me to say and it was not easy for him to hear. The NCO had a great work ethic, which made it easy for most people, including his supervisor, to overlook his shortcomings.
Another area for improvement was his attitude. On numerous occasions, the NCO would publicly complain about leadership's decisions. His open defiance had a negative impact on his peers. After I said my piece, I gave him the opportunity to respond. The sergeant didn't have much to say. Through gritted teeth, he said "thank you" as he left the office.
Once alone, I reflected on our conversation and wondered if I'd done the right thing. By providing the sergeant with an honest assessment I might have de-motivated one of our unit's hardest working NCOs.
Over the next few days, I saw the NCO in passing and although he was not rude, I could tell he was not happy to see me. I did not apologize for any of my statements as I knew in my heart I had said and done the right thing.
Later in the week, the staff sergeant asked if we could talk and I obliged. For three days, he'd been ticked about what I'd said. He'd thought to himself, "Who does this guy think he is? Where does he get off talking to me about how I speak or about my attitude? I'm one of the best NCOs in this squadron."
After stewing on it for a few days and clearing his head, it finally hit him. No one had ever talked to him like that. No one had ever told him there was room for improvement. No one had ever been that honest.
Being honest is essential to great leadership and molding great Airmen. It's easy to tell someone when they've done well and we usually find it easy to pay others a compliment. However, being honest isn't always easy. Honesty requires being truthful, sincere and genuine. It implies a refusal to lie or deceive in any way.
The concept should be simple enough. It goes hand in hand with our first core value — integrity. So, why do we have a hard time being honest with each other? It's because honesty takes courage. It takes courage to tell people what they need to hear, even if it's not what they want to hear.
As Airmen, we have an inherent duty to provide our people honest, truthful feedback. Honest feedback means giving our Airmen the good and the bad. We need to find the right balance to ensure we are promoting growth.
The next time you have the opportunity to give your Airmen feedback do it honestly. Their professional growth depends on it. They may not like it. They may grit their teeth and say thank you as you part company. But in the long run, they'll appreciate the honesty, grow from it, and move forward.
That staff sergeant went from being a good NCO to an outstanding NCO. He was STEP (Stripes for Exceptional Performers) promoted to technical sergeant a year after our conversation and continued to excel. He was promoted to master sergeant and senior the first time. In Dec. 2011, he pinned on chief. I know, because I was there. He asked me to tack on his stripes.


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Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) has been reported anecdotally to reduce the symptoms of Fibromyalgia, a Chronic Multisystem Illness. The drug may work by regulating natural pain-reducing systems. In this study, we will administer both LDN and placebo to a small group of individuals with Fibromyalgia and Gulf War Syndrome, both Chronic Multisymptom Illnesses, to assess the drug's efficacy in treating the condition.
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Drug: Low Dose Naltrexone
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- Sleep quality [ Time Frame: Duration of trial ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Fatigue [ Time Frame: Duration of Trial ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Mechanical Pain [ Time Frame: duration of trial ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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This study will be a placebo-controlled, double-blind, cross-over drug tria. Patients with Primary Fibromyalgia or Gulf War Syndrome will be recruited from the Stanford University Pain Management Center and the surrounding community. Participation in the study will cover 22 weeks. Participants will attend a laboratory session 12 times for progress checkups, and will complete daily measures of symptoms.
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Currently suffering from moderate to severe Fibromyalgia or symptoms of Gulf War Syndrome Age 18-65. Not taking any opioid analgesic Not pregnant or planning to become pregnant.
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00568555
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The theme for this month's Veterans Day parade in New York City is "Women in Service." Retired Gen. Ann Dunwoody, the U.S. military's first female four-star general, will serve as grand marshal of the nation's largest Veterans Day parade on Nov. 11.
Before retiring, Dunwoody ran the Army's largest global logistics command, comprising 69,000 military and civilians in all 50 states and more than 140 countries. She managed a budget of $60 billion and oversaw $70 billion in service contracts.
Today Dunwoody is president of First 2 Four, LLC, a leadership mentoring and strategic advisory services company. The American Legion Magazine recently spoke with Dunwoody.
Why did you choose to make a career in the military?
Even though I come from four generations of West Pointers, the thought of joining the Army never crossed my mind.
I loved sports and from a very early age knew I wanted to be a coach and physical education teacher. During my junior year in college, I was offered an opportunity to participate in a program that was focused on bringing more women into the Army. If you were accepted, they paid you $500 per month during your senior year and offered you a commission upon graduation, with a two-year commitment. This was too good to turn down. Once I entered the Army, I was surprised to find how much I loved being a soldier and how much I loved leading soldiers. I remember telling my dad that I was going to stay in as long as I enjoyed it and as long as I could make a difference. Two years turned into five years, 10 years, 20 years ... until my retirement after 38 years of service.
What would you tell young women who are considering serving?
I would tell them that what I witnessed over my 38 years of service is that the door of opportunities continued to open and continues to do so. Never in my wildest dreams did I ever think I would command a battalion in the 82nd Airborne Division, and never in my wildest dreams did I ever think I would be a four-star general. My niece, an Air Force Academy graduate and now a major, is an A-10 pilot who has been deployed to Afghanistan and flown combat missions. The bench is very deep and talented.
Is the military doing enough to recruit top female candidates?
I think the armed forces does a pretty good job of recruiting women and provides an outstanding opportunity for all who are qualified to serve. Sometimes we tend to focus on quantity vs. quality. Diversity really is a strength, and we should be on the lookout for the very best talent out there.
What does it mean to you to be honored as grand marshal?
There are so many heroic and distinguished veterans who would have been wonderful representatives of our nation's veterans, and the fact that I was chosen to do so is extremely humbling.
American Legion, Auxiliary and SAL members are encouraged to participate in the Nov. 11 parade. Those interested in marching with the Legion Family delegation should email firstname.lastname@example.com. Details will be posted online at www.americanlegion.com/_/Parade.html. The parade will air live in 10 major Fox TV markets nationwide.
I am glad to see that the military has recognized that women are a valuable addition to our armed forces. Having spent 3 years in the WAC from 1964-1967, I experienced some of the worst treatment and lack of respect towards women soldiers at Ft Myer, poor medical treatment and abuse from my superior officers. I believe this was well known, but ignored by those in command. I was offered OCS but declined and got out at the end of my enlistment. The one thing the service die was to make me a stronger individual and stand up for my rights.
I to commend you for your service. I wanted my son & daughter to join the service of their choice but they did not do so which was a disapointment to me and my dad. My dad was WW ll USAF and I was in the USMC
You don't need a combat badge to be a great leader. I congratulate you Gen. Dunwoody for all your accomplishments. Maybe you will become the President of USA, Like Gen Eisenhower did.
To have given 38 years of service is to be commended. I, too, salute you. The dedication and perseverence you have shown is an honor to you.
I too,salute you Gen. Dunwoody.You must have done something right to spend 38 yrs in the US Army.I hope you can do something to inspire the young people of our day to feel a sense of patriotism to our country & it's members of the military.
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Anybody know of an online translator I can use to read this? Or perhaps if somebody could give me a summary.
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In an atempt to make it difficult for microsoft to take advantage of the IT systems within the danish education system, Sun has made an agreement with UNI-C (The danish education center for research within IT-development) to provide any student within the danish education system with a free copy of staroffice 6.0.
If the students are unable to download it, they can order the CD version at a cost of roughly $1.20
Thanks for the summary.
Sounds fair to me. I wish we had a deal like this when I was a poor college student not too long ago. Wait a minute StarOffice was free when I was in college anyway.
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Denmark's 1.1 million students and teachers can now turn their backs to The Microsoft Corporation. At least when it comes to office software.
A deal has been struck between the Silicon Valley company Sun Microsystems Incorporated and UNI-C meaning that the country's students and teachers can download the office program StarOffice 6.0 from Sun, at no cost and freely install it on their home computer. Alternately, they can buy it on a CD-ROM at cost, 10 kroners per CD. The schools can buy StarOffice in packages of 50.
Sun has made the deal with UNI-C according to the guidelines announced by minister of education Ulla Toernaes (Ventre Party(Liberal)) on October 30th, on how educational institutions should act when offered free office software. Amongst the requirements are that such software donations are without cost for the state, and that UNI-C (Denmark' Information Technology Center for educational centres) should be responsible for distributing licenses.
UNI-C's expenses are covered by the 10 kroner the distribution of CD-ROMs brings. Sun makes a server with the free Linux operating system available for those students and teachers who want to download StarOffice 6.0.
"UNI-C exists to help the Danish educational world, so we're naturally very pleased to be able to distribute this type of initiative from Sun", says Dorte Olesen, director of UNI-C.
The world's undisputedly most wide-spread office system is Microsoft Office, although this does not exist in a version that can be used on computers with Linux as the operating system.
Because of Microsoft's dominance in both office and operating systems, several government institutions are working on creating alternatives, primarily the combination of Linux and StarOffice.
If all 1.1 million students and teachers make use of the offer, the total value will, according to Sun Microsystems, be around 200 million kroners.
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A Punk Temper to Rival Nirvana's
If Dave Grohl wants to borrow some strategies from Nirvana, he's entitled; after all, he was Nirvana's drummer. In his new band, the Foo Fighters, Mr. Grohl sings, plays guitar and writes the songs.August 18, 1995 artsReview
The Foo Fighters Answer a YouTube Plea: The Band Will Play in Cesena, Italy
One man, an army of musicians and volunteers, and a viral video spell success: Dave Grohl, the front man of the band, replies.
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November 7, 2014, Friday
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March 14, 2013, Thursday
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from Michael Haykin Sep 09, 2009 Category: ArticlesPro Ecclesia: For the Church In the final letter that we have from the apostle Paul, written in a lonely prison cell in Rome while he was expecting death for the sake of the gospel, he reminded his closest friend Timothy of the utter necessity of passing on the faith to "faithful men" (2 Tim. 2:2). It bears noting that what Paul envisaged in these words was not simply doctrinal instruction in the essentials of Christianity. Of course, Paul expected the training of future leaders to involve the handing on of doctrine. But, as is clear from a later statement by Paul in this letter, such transmission of the faith also involved the development of lifelong convictions and goals and the nurture of character -- making the leader a person of love, patience, and steadfastness (3:10). Timothy knew exactly what Paul was talking about, for this was the very way the apostle had mentored Timothy. Keep Reading
Systematic Theologies: Recommended Reading
from Keith Mathison Sep 08, 2009 Category: ArticlesWhat are some of the more helpful Reformed systematic theologies? Keep Reading
Deeds Over Creeds
from Gary L. W. Johnson Sep 07, 2009 Category: ArticlesPastor's Perspective The English Reformer Hugh Latimer once remarked, "We ought never to regard unity so much that we would or should forsake God's Word for her sake." Wise words from a man who went to the stake, rather than compromise the truth of the gospel. Keep Reading
Reaping the Benefits of the Law
from R.C. Sproul Sep 06, 2009 Category: ArticlesLet's continue the experiment we began in the previous meditation. Study the excerpts from the apostle Paul that accompany this reading. Does this sound like a man who believed the law of God has no place in the Christian life? Read Paul's writings carefully and you will find a man whose heart longed for the law of God as much as David's. Keep Reading
Longing for God's Law
from R.C. Sproul Sep 05, 2009 Category: ArticlesA survey by George Gallup Jr. revealed a startling trend in our culture. According to Gallup, the evidence seems to indicate that there are no clear behavioral patterns that distinguish Christians from non-Christians in our society. We all seem to be marching to the same drummer, looking to the shifting standards of contemporary culture for the basis of what is acceptable conduct. What everybody else is doing seems to be our only ethical norm. Keep Reading
Pursuing God
from R.C. Sproul Sep 04, 2009 Category: ArticlesAlbert Einstein was once asked by a student, "Dr. Einstein, how many feet are there in a mile?" To the utter astonishment of the student, Einstein replied, "I don't know." The student was sure the great professor was joking. Surely Einstein would know a simple fact that every schoolchild is required to memorize. But Einstein wasn't joking. Keep Reading
Is the Reformation Over?
from R.C. Sproul Sep 03, 2009 Category: ArticlesIs the Reformation over? There have been several observations rendered on this subject by those I would call "erstwhile evangelicals." One of them wrote, "Luther was right in the sixteenth century, but the question of justification is not an issue now." A second self-confessed evangelical made a comment in a press conference I attended that "the sixteenth-century Reformation debate over justification by faith alone was a tempest in a teapot." Still another noted European theologian has argued in print that the doctrine of justification by faith alone is no longer a significant issue in the church. We are faced with a host of people who are defined as Protestants but who have evidently forgotten altogether what it is they are protesting. Keep Reading
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from Burk Parsons Sep 02, 2009 Category: ArticlesCoram Deo: Living Before the Face of God We have all heard it said, and some of you have even said it: "Let's just agree to disagree." If memory serves me, I have never used that expression, primarily because I don't think it makes much sense and because I think people who use the expression don't make much sense when they use it in their attempt to end disagreements. Nevertheless, I think I know what people mean by the expression. Keep Reading


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Megan Tucker delivers flowers for graves at Scofield Cemetery last year just before Memorial Day.
This coming weekend the project to place at least one flower on the estimated 40,000 graves in Carbon and Emery Counties will begin in earnest as groups of people we call Flowerteers will descend on the areas cemeteries.
The project, known as No Graves Unadorned, has developed legs of its own throughout the community. It's estimated that as many as 1,000 people have been involved in the making of the plastic flowers for graves over the last few months and now some of them, along with other volunteers, are placing flowers throughout the coming week on graves, just in time for Memorial Day.
The number of flowers that had come into the Sun Advocate and Emery Progress offices by Wednesday afternoon counted near 25,000. The goal is to produce 40,000 to cover graves that have no decorations at all. While materials for 15,000 thousand more flowers are still out, filling the manpower needs to actually put the flowers on graves goes on. The biggest need appears to be at the Price Cemetery where there are thousands upon thousands of graves to be attended to.
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BRASHER FALLS - Brasher Town Board members unanimously passed a motion Thursday to override the 2 percent tax cap, but it wont be necessary for their 2014 budget, which they also passed during their special meeting.
I can say to you that our tax increase is 1.7 percent, Town Supervisor M. James Dawson said during a public hearing that drew no residents.
He said they would have gone above the tax cap if a proposal to place a branch library in downtown Brasher Falls had passed on Tuesday. But that proposition went down to a 511-58 defeat.
If it had passed, Mr. Dawson said, they would have needed to add $56,000 to their budget as a general line item. Thats the amount Massena Public Library officials were asking from Brasher taxpayers to start the library in Crapser Hall, located in the former Boothe Building in downtown Brasher Falls.
The $56,000 would have included $13,000 for the part-time managers salary and benefits. That person would have been paid approximately $15.73 an hour for 15 hours a week. That cost was based on 50 percent of the highest paid part-time employees hours being spent at the branch. Their plan was to staff the branch library with a part-time employee who would not receive benefits.
It also included $10,000 for furniture, $12,500 for a starter collection, $3,600 for heat and lights, $5,400 for the technology and automation startup and rent at $400 a month for a five-year lease.
Massena Public Library officials had said the proposition would translate to a tax increase of 67 cents per $1,000 of assessed value, an increase of $67 for the owner of a home assessed at $100,000. Town officials, however, have said, based on the town raising $385,014 in taxes for their highway and general fund, the increase would be approximately 14.5 percent.
We didnt know if the library proposal would pass or not, he said. As long as were here, we may as well do this (pass the tax cap).
Councilmen also unanimously passed the budget, which had been prepared by William Dashnaw, the towns budget officer.
Although they didnt discuss specific line items, Mr. Dawson said the tax rate will rise from $4.62 per $1,000 of assessed value to $4.70, an 8 cent increase. That translates to a 1.74 percent increase in taxes, according to the town supervisor, who said they will have a $393,954 surplus in the highway and general funds.
It occurs to me we are in fairly sound financial condition, he said, noting they had a surplus to fall back on if unexpected expenses came up in 2014.
We picked kind of a level path here, and I think were in pretty good shape, he said.
Thursdays meeting had been called specifically to hold a public hearing on overriding the tax cap. Board members will meet for their regular session at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday in the municipal building.
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BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- A Bangor man facing murder charges in connection to the death of his girlfriend is being held with out bail.
David Coon, 50, said that he understands the murder charges against him, when he went before a judge at the Penobscot Judicial Center Tuesday afternoon. He is being accused of murdering his 49-year-old live in girlfriend, Sherry Clifford, who police found Friday night at the couple's Jefferson Street Apartment in Bangor.
According to Court documents, Coon had called 911, saying that Clifford had "drank herself to death." He later told police that they had gotten into an argument and that he pinned Clifford to the floor and covered her mouth to quiet her.
An autopsy performed on Clifford's body over the weekend revealed that Clifford's death was determined to be caused by asphyxiation with some neck compression. A medical examiner also discovered hemorrhaging in the neck region just under her jaw bone.
Assistant Attorney General, Andrew Benson, who is prosecuting the case would not comment about the murder charges. Coon's lawyer, Jeffrey Silverstein, described his client as emotionally distressed and said that he never meant for any of this to happen.
"He's very distraught over the circumstances," said Silverstein. "He cared very much for Miss Clifford. He is distressed over her loss and is anguished."
Spruce Run is one organization that heldps those affected by domestic violence. According to it's Project Coordinator, Amanda Cost, half of the homicides this year in Maine have been Domestic Violence related.
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PEGI explains its reasoning for handing WeDare a 12-rating
PEGI communications manager Dirk Bosmans has explained the body's decision to hand Ubisoft's WeDare title a 12-rating despite the innuendo-filled adverts released for the game.
PEGI UK age rating implementation delayed until September
It's been reported that the full implementation of PEGI as the sole age ratings body in the UK has been delayed until fall at the latest.
VSC confirms PEGI ratings delay into 2011
The Video Standards Council has confirmed the proposed changes to the age ratings system for games in the UK will not be applied until April 1, 2011.
Iain Duncan Smith says games are destroying the innocence of UK's kids
Ex-Conservative Party leader Iain Duncan Smith has told The Times that videogames are destroying the innocence of UK children because "nobody pays attention to age ratings".
Three Men have PEGI ratings power, and GTA IV has a meth recipe
It looks as through three men will be the sole power behind rating games with the new PEGI system in the UK, reports The Times. Mike Rawlinson, the director-general of ELSPA, says that the three men in the Video Standards Council are "very skilled in their work" and despite BBFC advocates saying otherwise, the PEGI […]
PEGI ratings enforcement expected to begin before Christmas
PEGI ratings and the new labels are expected to be enforced before Christmas rolls around in the UK. ELSPA chairman Andy Payne has said that the Video Standards Council will legally be able to start classifying games after the UK Government returns from recess, which runs from July – October 12. "There's a whole load […]
When will UK get PEGI symbols? No one knows yet
The question on everyone's lips. When will the new UK PEGI symbols turn up on British games? Try to calm yourself down: it hasn't been decided yet. The Video Standards Council just told GI it hasn't even started talking to government yet as to when we'll see the guidelines appear at retail. "We are going […]
PEGI unveils new games ratings symbols
PEGI's posted a first look at its new games ratings symbols for the UK, after being named the sole board for British classification in the Digital Britain report yesterday. The ratings range from 3-18, and are from green through yellow to red. They'll appear on the front and back of games packaging. It's still unclear […]
BBFC says it can do a better job than PEGI on game ratings
British Board of Film Classification director David Cooke says that the regulating body could do a better job than PEGI. His comment stems from the announcement that PEGI is now the sole games ratings board for UK. "The BBFC has always supported PEGI and wished it well, but it continues to believe that it satisfies […]
PEGI is sole game ratings board for UK
The UK government just confirmed PEGI as the sole games ratings board for the UK. Said ELSPA boss Mike Rawlinson: "Today's decision will ensure that games ratings stay relevant and adapt to the changing nature of videogames for many years to come. Retailers will now have clear, legal backing to help them prevent access to […]
BBFC/PEGI decision coming this afternoon
The release of today's Digital Britain report will reveal how games are to be rated in the UK. The tussle between the BBFC and PEGI is expected to be fully resolved this afternoon. Watch from 3.30pm onwards. If UK games ratings float your boat, obviously. Thanks, deftangel.
EP: Online games need a red button for parents
The European Parliament's Internal Market Committee said this morning that parents need a "red button" to shut down online gamesthey feel are inappropriate for their children. "Parents should have a 'red button' to disable a game they feel is inappropriate for their child," said the body in a report. "Until PEGI on-line is up and […]
European Parliament to make games regs announcement this week
The European Parliament is about to make an announcement on guidelines concerning children and "harmful" games. From its site: Video game safety: The Internal Market Committee will set out a series of recommendations to improve the protection of children from potentially harmful video games on Wednesday. The institution gave its support to PEGI in January. […]
European parliament sees PEGI rating system as right way forward
Tonie Manders, a politician who sits on the European Parliament's Committee, has recommended to The Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE), that Europe should universally adopt PEGI's rating system. Mander's draft report on videogames acknowledges that games and can also be used "well for valuable educational purposes." He also believes the PEGI […]
PEGI traffic light ratings to go live in Europe this spring
According to this GI story, PEGI's traffic light symbols are to go live in Europe this spring. The ratings body will tweak it's original design after the BBFC said it would take legal advise over the fact it all looked a bit "similar" to its own symbols. "PEGI has agreed those changes and they will […]
ELSPA tells Labour: BBFC is not fit for purpose
ELSPA boss Paul Jackson has told the Labour Party that the BBFC is not fit for purpose as a ratings system for UK games. Jackson was speaking at a Labour Party Conference fringe event, where he once again claimed that a PEGI-only solution for the UK was the right choice. "A linear ratings system like […]
Assassins' Altair promotes PEGI
An Assassins Creed-themed PEGI video hit Danish television this week, of a man dressed as Altair telling parents about violence and the appropriateness of certain games for their children. This isn't all the Danes have done to bring parents up to speed, however. A website entitled Mediarådet (Media Advice) has been set up with a […]
Ubi, Sega, Nintendo and EA officially back PEGI
ELSPA put out a press release this morning dripping with quotes from "senior leaders of the UK and European video games industry" that supports PEGI as the sole rater of UK games. "The Government's proposed changes will create extra administration and cause delays in getting hit games into the hands of British consumers," said EA […]
PEGI ratings performed by 'a couple of blokes', says BBFC
Destructoid's reporting that BBFC's David Cooke has said that PEGI ratings are given by "a couple of blokes." The quote comes from an interview with The Times newspaper, where Cooke says, "The trouble is that it is not clear who PEGI is. Administration is handled by the Dutch film regulator, who subcontracts to a couple […]
Stop slagging us off, says riled BBFC
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A man accused of beating an 81-year-old Cocoa woman to death inside her home and fleeing the state was issued no bond by a Brevard County judge Thursday afternoon.
Marcus A. Royal, 33, turned himself in to Virginia police March 19. Cocoa police brought him back to Brevard on Wednesday, and he was booked into the Sharpes jail.
Cocoa police said Royal, who as a teen was sent to prison for attacking and raping a woman, fled after fatally beating Faye Jones in her home on Fiske Boulevard on March 17.
Officials said the 81-year-old woman was found face down with her wrists, mouth and hands taped. Her neighbor was found with a gunshot wound to his head.
Royal is facing charges of first-degree murder, attempted murder and other charges. A judge issued a warrant for his arrest a day after the killing.
Cocoa police said Royal attacked Jones and then attacked a neighbor who tried to intervene. Friends said the neighbor was going to take Jones to church.
The neighbor remains hospitalized, said Officer Barbara Matthews, a Cocoa police spokeswoman.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. - The 240 current students at Holy Angels found out about the decision to close the school in an assembly Tuesday afternoon.
Tuesday night, they shared their feelings at a rally outside the school. The announcement hit every girl differently.
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"It was the worst. Like everybody was crying. Like, I was looking for my sister. It was shocking," says freshman Kirsten Lewis.
Her sister, Tori, is a junior who, unless a major donor comes forward, will not be getting a Holy Angels diploma.
"Me and my sister were talking about it and we were like oh we can turn the lights off, oh we can go without heat in the winter. Anything to keep our school. Like, I still can't realize that our school is closing. Like, this is still a shock," says Kirsten.
Erin McCormick helped organize the rally. The junior class president is determined to make sure the Class of 2013 isn't the last at Holy Angels.
"I am graduating from Holy Angels Academy. There is no other school for me. Holy Angels is my school and that is where I am graduating from. I am receiving my NYS diploma from Holy Angels Academy," says McCormick.
Thanks to social media, word quickly spread to former students who are equally as surprised.
"My year, we had a lot of girls come from Villa for senior year because they had just closed, so I feel bad for them that they're not going to have the full Holy Angels experience," says Lauren Shelley.
Shelley, a 2007 graduate, spent four years at Holy Angels. And, she hopes the girls remain strong.
"One of our taglines when we went there was aim high, be an angel. So I just want to tell them keep being angels. No matter where they go. If they go to Sacred Heart, if they go to Mount Saint Mary's. If they go to a public school, it doesn't matter. They still have those Holy Angels values. They can still be those leaders and they can still aim high," she says.
"It sucks and I just don't want it to end. I want to get a school ring like my sister and show her, and I want to have prom pictures from there and it sucks. It's just like one big family," says Kirsten.
Some graduates have organized a fundraiser for the Grey Nuns. It's at Fat Bobs this coming Monday from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. It'll cost $25 at the door. And, there will be a 50-50 raffle. The women really want to thank the nuns who donated their retirement to try to save the school.


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Flashback: Neil Young's 'Decade' Album Released 30 Years Ago
In a way, Neil Young's 'Decade' – the three-LP, career-spanning retrospective that came out on October 28, 1977 – was rock's first box set.
Before 'Decade,' which gathered songs from Young's early days with Buffalo Springfield through his most recent solo album, compilations were basically greatest-hits sets that collected a dozen or so of an artist's most popular cuts. The 'Decade' set wanted to tell a story. In essence, it's a musical biography.
Starting with 'Down to the Wire,' a previously unreleased Buffalo Springfield song (how many best-of albums do that?), 'Decade' traced Young's development over his first 10 years. In addition to key album tracks ('Down by the River,' 'Cortez the Killer') and singles ('Cinnamon Girl,' 'Heart of Gold'), the album included songs Young recorded with both Crazy Horse and Crosby, Stills & Nash, live tracks and several unreleased songs and mixes.
'Decade' remains Young's sturdiest compilation, even though it covers less than a quarter of his career. Some of the songs aren't available anywhere else, like a live B-side version of 'Sugar Mountain,' an edited 'Soldier' (from the otherwise dismal 'Journey Through the Past') and a more scorching take of the 'American Stars 'N Bars'' favorite, 'Like a Hurricane.'
Young handpicked the songs included on 'Decade,' which, for the most part, chronicled every step of his career at that point (all but a couple of his solo albums were represented). His current 'Archives' series – which so far has yielded only one collection that stops at 1972 – will eventually replace 'Decade' as Young's definitive history. But for 30 years it's served as the most meticulous document of his most fertile period.
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