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Douglass Sets School Record, but Tech Falls at No. 9 Kansas
Junior Lauren Douglass finishes 2015 with .376 hitting percentage for best in school history in a season.
Stacy Posts Career Day, But Red Raiders Fall to Cyclones
Senior Meghan Stacy recorded a career-high 20 kills in her final home match of her career.
Red Raiders Place Nine on Academic All-Big 12 Team
Junior Marguerite Grubb is one of three student-athletes nominated with a 4.00 grade point average.
Red Raider Volleyball Sails Past Portland State
Lauren Douglass set a career-high in kills with 20 and attack percentage of .500 on Friday afternoon.
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Texas Tech's attack percentage of .479 ranks No. 10 in the all-time record books.
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Played in 17 matches, starting eight of them for the Red Raiders ... Did a large portion of her work at the net, averaging 0.60 blocks per set, ranking fifth on the team ... Was an offensive threat at times on the right side, collecting 37 kills and just 24 errors on 118 swings ... She also collected 18 digs to go along with the 27.0 total blockes she recorded ... Her best performance of the season came in a five-set win against Bucknell, where she swatted seven kills on 11 swings, while stuffing three shots at the net ... She also had a great match against Baylor at the USA on Oct. 29, recording six kills on 10 swings, while registering a season-high 6.0 blocks.
CAREER HIGHS (entering 2015 season)
Kills: 10, vs. Kansas State (Nov. 17, 2012)
Total Attacks: 21, vs. Kansas State (Nov. 17, 2012)
Hitting Percentage (Min. 5 Kills): .714, twice, last vs. South Dakota State (Sept. 5, 2015)
Assists: 1, three times, last at Kansas (Nov. 23, 2013)
Service Aces: 2, at Texas (Nov. 14, 2012)
Digs: 4, at Iowa State (Nov. 26, 2014)
Solo Blocks: 2, at Iowa State (Oct. 30, 2013)
Block Assists: 9, vs. Kansas State (Nov. 17, 2012)
Total Blocks: 9, vs. Kansas State (Nov. 17, 2012)
Appeared in 23 matches as a sophomore while making nine starts ... saw an increase in playing time from her freshman to sophomore seasons ... inserted into 57 sets, the most in her career so far ... finished 57 kills on the year while hitting at a .162 clip ... added 29 blocks at an impressive 0.51 per set rate ... marked the fourth-highest blocks per set average on the team ... saw action in every Big 12 match ... best offensive match of the year came Nov. 2 with a season-high seven kills ... also added five kills Oct. 12 at TCU and Nov. 23 at Kansas ... recorded two or more blocks four times during league play and six times on the season ... matched her season high with three blocks at West Virginia on Nov. 2 and against Oklahoma on Nov. 20 ... originally set season high on Sept. 13 against Montana ... one of eight Red Raiders honored for work in the classroom ... named to the Academic All-Big 12 first team.
Saw action in 16 matches while making eight starts in the middle ... was part of a much more productive group of middle blockers for the middle blockers ... totaled 36 kills in 36 sets played while taking 113 attempts ... began to see more playing time as Big 12 play began ... all but two of her kills came during league action ... recorded a then season-high five kills and four blocks in a near upset of Kansas State on Oct. 20 ... followed the performance with four kills against West Virginia a week later ... had six kills against TCU on Nov. 7 after finishing 6-for-15 on the attack with three errors ... notched her best match of the season Nov. 17 in Tech's upset of No. 20 Kansas State ... recorded a season-high 10 kills against the Wildcats off 21 attempts ... her .333 hitting percentage also marked a season high ... came close to her first career double-double as she added nine blocks, all assists, on the net ... finished tied with Aubree Piper for the season high in blocks among Red Raiders ... had the most blocks of any player against a Big 12 opponent ... finished with 24 blocks on the season, averaging 0.67 per set ... also added four service aces, two of which that came Nov. 14 at Texas ... named to the Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team.
Three-year starter at Antioch Community High School ... another top recruit that was recognized nationally ... named to the AVCA Under Armour Watch List prior to her senior season ... listed as one of Illinois top players by the Chicago Sun-Times during both her junior and senior seasons ... led the squad in kills and aces final two seasons ... team leader in blocks as a sophomore ... also listed on the Super 25 Player to Watch List by the Pioneer Press as a sophomore ... three-time all-conference first team and all-country selection ... squad won the conference and division title her sophomore year ... regional champions as a junior ... was a two-time all-academic team selection ... graduated cum laude (4.0 GPA or higher ) ... played under high school coach Glen Heitman. AMATEUR
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Lodi (Fides Service) - An emergency operation for the creation of mobile units against cholera in Haiti has recently been approved. OCHA, the United Nations Organization for the Coordination of Humanitarian Aid, has approved the request for a contribution to intervene in a state of emergency in Haiti, sent by the Fighting World Hunger Movement(FWHM). The objective is the creation of mobile units to combat and prevent the outbreak of cholera that is scourging the country. The areas of intervention are Les Anglais , Les Iroise and Anse d'Hainault, in the south near Lee Cayes. Already operating with targeted interventions to fight extreme poverty in the areas of water and sanitation, and to provide support to people displaced by the earthquake, FWHM wants to be once again close to the Haitian people, who fight to survive an implacable nature and inhumane living conditions every day. The organization will provide their expatriated staff in order to contain the spread of the bacterium. Eight thousand families benefiting from the project, will be given hygiene kits and whose houses will be disinfected with chlorine by teams of specialized personnel. 28 wells and four management systems of drinking water for three consecutive months will also be chlorinated. (PA) (Agenzia Fides 15/06/2011)
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A report coauthored by the Emergency Assistance Team (Burma) and the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, detailing the Burmese government's reluctance to provide aid relief to the victims of Cyclone Nargis in May 2008.
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Listen to First Lady Laura Bush reflect on the global state of human rights, with particular emphasis on Myanmar (formerly Burma) and Afghanistan.
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Listen to First Lady Laura Bush reflect on the global state of human rights, with particular emphasis on Myanmar (formerly Burma) and Afghanistan.
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The Burmese government failed to adequately respond to a cyclone that struck the country last week, while the world chose to respond and point out the problems within the country.
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Michael Moran discusses the response to Cyclone Nargis by Myanmar's authoritarian government, "a regime so fearful for its own survival that it would allow tens of thousands more of its citizens to perish of post-disaster disease, exposure and privations, rather than allow a willing world to come help."
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Stewart Patrick addresses the difficult question of whether or not the UN should intervene in Myanmar and do something about the "callous indifference" that the ruling junta is showing towards its people.
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Experts warn of a humanitarian tragedy in Myanmar, but the country's government continues to block widespread access for aid workers.
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CFR's Laurie Garrett says if Myanmar's regime continues to restrict access to aid workers, the carnage from the cyclone will exceed that of the tsunami.
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In response to the devastating typhoon that has ravaged Burma, Ivo Daalder and Paul Stares argue that the UN must invoke its "responsibility to protect" clause and intervene.
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Myanmar's disaster is compounded by its government, which appears to be restricting aid for political reasons.
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Paul Harrison, an expert in Buddhist studies, says recent unrest in Myanmar and Tibet showcases major challenges facing the religion.
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An article about how the Burmese military junta earns millions on mining and selling rubies that end up in European and Asian jewelers' hands.
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The Association of South East Asian Nations faces heat for its "weak" stance on Myanmar's crackdown, drawing observers to question the group's power.
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CFR Fellow Michael Gerson comments on the power of religion in repressive societies.
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The UN Security Council is divided on Myanmar even as the country's military regime steps up violence.
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Williams argues that the status quo for peace operations in untenable and that greater U.S. involvement is necessary to enhance the quality and success of peacekeeping missions.
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Bonita sixth-grader's dream, with help, has storybook ending
BONITA After months of preparation, it looks like the students of Allen Elementary School in Bonita have broken a world record.
Sixth-grader Madison Brown, 12, said she was looking through her Guinness Book of World Records last summer and came across the record for the largest gathering of storybook characters in one place: 453 people, set in June by students in the southern European country of Malta.
"Then I realized that we have a character day here every year, and I thought, 'Wait, we could totally pull that off if we tried.'"
Madison presented her idea to Principal Tony Faddis, who thought it would be appropriate to link the event with Read Across America Day, a motivation and awareness program celebrated across the United States each year on March 2, the birthday of beloved children's author Dr. Seuss.
The 384 students at Allen, with help from their family members, the school staff and students from neighboring Daly Academy, racked up a grand total of 461 storybook characters.
Students' costumes included Alice in Wonderland, Harry Potter, Pippi Longstocking, Mary Poppins, Peter Pan and Thing One and Thing Two.
Adults were decked out as the Queen of Hearts, Glinda the Good Witch from "Wizard of Oz," Zeus and Little Red Riding Hood, among others.
Madison got to announce the big news over the school's public announcement system a couple of hours after the gathering.
"She said, 'We did it!' and you could hear this big scream throughout the campus," Faddis said.
The record isn't official until it's approved by Guinness.
Allen students have read a total of 6,777 books and 89,605,870 words so far this year.


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The Cardinal and Head Coach David Shaw held their second open practice of the 2011 Spring Drills. Inside is a breakdown of each of the Cardinal units, including a look at the redshirt freshmen from the 2010 recruiting class.[details]
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Position recruiting breakdown: Offense — 2/5/2010, from Rivals.com Football Recruiting
Three-Star QB Has Same Five — 10/9/2009, from InsideHilltopperSports.com
Blazers Looking At Top QB — 9/26/2009, from BlazerSportsReport.com
Three-star QB has team off to fast start — 9/22/2009, from Rivals.com Football Recruiting
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Redshirt freshman defensive lineman Tracy Sprinkle has been removed from the Ohio State football team after a weekend arrest per an Ohio State spokesperson.[details]
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The Replacements: Johnathan Hankins — 7/6/2013, from BuckeyeGrove.com
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Sprinkle impresses in losing effort — 9/12/2012, from BuckeyeGrove.com
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Hill Impact: Buckeyes get their 'space eater' — 6/27/2012, from BuckeyeGrove.com
Ohio State Camp: Top 10 Seniors — 6/11/2012, from BuckeyeGrove.com
Ohio's Best: Defensive Tackles — 5/29/2012, from BuckeyeGrove.com
Class Outlook: Defense — 5/2/2012, from BuckeyeGrove.com
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Dantonio offers Ohio DE — 3/1/2012, from SpartanMag.com
Sprinkle talks SU — 2/20/2012, from CuseConfidential.com
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* The legal battle that pits Jenner & Block and the Motion Picture Association of America on one side and Google on the other just got uglier. In response to Google's subpoena of documents related to Jenner & Block and the MPAA's lobbying efforts, Jenner & Block partner, David Handzo, called out Google tactics saying, "The court should not allow Google's abuse of the litigation process." [National Law Journal]
* The repercussions of the Sony data hack just keep on coming. A federal judge ruled that Sony employees that had personal information leaked to the world had standing to sue even if they couldn't prove that criminals used their information. [The Recorder]
* Former Utah AG Mark Shurtleff now faces lesser charges of bribery and accepting improper gifts (though he could still face up to 30 years in jail if convicted), including allegations that accepting a partnership at Troutman Sanders impaired his judgement as a civil servant. [The American Lawyer]
* How far would you go to save your sinking law firm? The saga of failed firm, Butler & Hosch, got stranger amid allegations that CEO Robert Hosch created fake invoices to the tune of $7 million to secure a loan for the firm. [Daily Business Review]
* Litigation surrounding the May 12th Amtrak derailment in Philadelphia continues forward along with criticism that federal law limits the recovery for all victims combined to $200 million. [Legal Intelligencer]
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* Rand Paul is running for president. He says we need to "clutch[] the Constitution in one hand and the Bill of Rights in the other." Pretty sure those were the same thing. And I'm very sure Senator Paul is leaving out the whole "end of slavery" amendment in his idealized vision of liberty. [YouTube]
* With all these states banning travel to Indiana over the RFRA, Professor Gerard Magliocca muses about the constitutional limits of states protesting other states. It's somewhere between banning non-essential employee travel and armed invasion. [Concurring Opinions]
* That's one way to set a Guinness Book record: use slaves. [Lowering the Bar]
* Jenner & Block managing partner Terrence Truax talks about the legal market and the vital importance of technology. [Bloomberg BNA / Big Law Business]
* The Department of Justice has released its report on the long-running story of New Orleans prosecutors allegedly posing under assumed names to poison the well. Long story short, they did it and it was wrong. [Observer]
* Wisconsin's campaign finance issues are messed up. [LFC 360]
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Ed. note: In honor of Columbus Day (and Canadian Thanksgiving), Above the Law will be on a reduced publication schedule today. We will be back in full force tomorrow.
* The Supreme Court's new Term is off to a great start: Thanks to a copy machine's error, we almost missed the surprise cert denials in the gay marriage cases. What kind of screw-ups will this week bring us? [National Law Journal]
* On the other hand, in what's considered an unsurprising move following its cert denials en masse, the Supreme Court allowed same-sex marriage to begin in Idaho. Congrats to the Gem State. [WSJ Law Blog]
* Jenner & Block's data privacy practice is making waves in an "uncharted but lucrative field," and its leader thinks that the "Internet of Things" will help heat up her work soon. [Capital Business / Washington Post]
* A future Law & Order: SVU episode? Sanford Rubenstein, a personal injury and civil rights lawyer who's been described as "[f]lashy, brash and always camera-ready," is now being accused of rape. [ABC News]
* Yale Law's most interesting student goes to all of his classes, but never has to study or take any of his finals. It's not because he's lucky — it's because he's a 93-year-old course auditor. [New Haven Register]
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* There's a very good chance that if you go in-house, you could wind up making more money than even the wealthiest of Biglaw partners. But how much more? Take a look at the latest GC compensation survey. [Corporate Counsel]
* GM has hired outside counsel to review the way the company handles its litigation practices. Since we're not sure which, we'll take bets on whether this "well-respected outside law firm" is Wachtell or Jenner & Block. [WSJ Law Blog]
* A federal judge in California ruled that the state's death penalty was unconstitutional. A defendant living with the "slight possibility of death" violates the Eighth Amendment. Damn appeals! [New York Times]
* "He hasn't been charged with anything at the moment and we'll deal with the charges when they're filed." Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl hired Yale Law lecturer Eugene R. Fidell, a military law expert (and husband of noted legal journalist Linda Greenhouse). [New Haven Register]
* We all know that George Clooney's fiancée, Amal Alamuddin, has both beauty and brains. What we didn't know is that she poses for incredibly embarrassing pictures, just like the rest of us. [Us Weekly]
* How do Americans feel about the Supreme Court's recent cellphone privacy ruling, Riley v. California? [Digital Constitution / Microsoft]
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* According to Justice Kagan, Justice Ginsburg "is responsible for eliminating sex discrimination from American law." Whoa, that's a nice thought, but let's not get ahead of ourselves with wishful thinking. [New York Law Journal]
* After handing out pink slips staff, Heenan Blaikie lawyers sat down and voted to dissolve the Canadian firm's partnership and wind up its business. It's kind of like Dewey, but with maple syrup! [Legal Post / Financial Post]
* Jack W. Butler, the bankruptcy bigwig who managed to negotiate the American Airlines / US Airways merger, will leave his home at Skadden Arps after 23 years and head to Hilco Global. [DealBook / New York Times]
* Vermont Law School has partnered with several historically black colleges and universities in order to put warm bodies in empty seats promote the expansion of racial diversity in the legal profession. [VT Digger]
* David Savner, a corporate partner at Jenner & Block, recently donated $1 million to his alma mater, Northwestern Law, to fund a high-tech classroom. It must be nice to be rich. [Crain's Chicago Business]
* The ABA Journal wants to know what the "oddest" elective course you ever took in law school was. If you took a "Law and _____" class and didn't get an "A," you should hang your head in shame. [ABA Journal]
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* Even at the top of the in-house food chain, women lawyers are still paid less than their male counterparts. But hey, at least they're not being forced to cry poverty like their in-house staff attorney brethren. [Corporate Counsel]
* Neil Barofsky, the former King of TARP in the United States, is making the move to Jenner & Block, specifically because as opposed to all other firms, "Jenner took the side of really getting to the truth of the matter." [Reuters]
* Luxury fashion is fun: four Biglaw firms, including Cleary Gottlieb, Cravath, Torys, and Proskauer Rose, all took Tim Gunn's mantra to heart to make it work for the $6 billion sale of Neiman Marcus. [Am Law Daily (sub. req.)]
* If you want to try some lawyer, we hear that they taste great when poached this time of year. Speaking of which, Troutman Sanders just reeled in three attorneys from Hunton & Williams. [Richmond BizSense]
* Law schools in the Dakotas are renovating their buildings in the hope of enrolling more students. Luckily, South Dakota has that sweet indentured servitude plan. [Prairie Business; National Law Journal (sub. req.)]
* If you're thinking of applying to law school, here's a plan of attack for the month of September. That's right, friends, you can start gunning right now! [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News & World Report]
* Are you ready for some tax law?! The NFL and other professional sports leagues might lose their nonprofit status if new tax reform legislation makes it through the House and the Senate. [Businessweek]
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Faith cannot be easily made certain. Like most things of value, it must be fought and sacrificed for. Contrary to American belief, the value of faith is not the presence of faith itself, but knowing, trusting, and building a relationship with a higher power visible only through the eyes of your soul.
Were faith to be so easily tendered, it would be meaningless and without value.
In fact, it is a gift, in and of itself, that we are free to believe God doesn't even exist. Imagine an all-powerful being trying to allow free voting on his existence when he somewhat looms over all of Earth like a japanese God in one of those weird animes. Instead, God allowed us to believe he doesn't exist. That makes the value of our choice to love him that much more potent and meaningful to his eyes.
However, believing in God and saying you believe in God are not the same thing. Saying I believe in God but not adhering to His values is just lazy and cowardly.
If you read this and say: "How can you say there's a God? I can't see Him. He hasn't shown his face. There's no evidence of God. And all the messed up religions around the world prove religion is just another powerplay!"
I would respond to you that 1) There is spiritual energy in your soul science cannot explain, and if you ignore it for favor of "provable" science, you are taking the easy way out of facing the truth.
2) Ignoring the incalculable complexity of existence and calling it some kind of mathematically probable accident cheapens not only your value (because horseshit who tries to create value out of itself by building up its self esteem is, surprise, still horseshit) and blind to what sits right in front of us: The Beauty of Existence.
3) The intelligence required to design what we know as Life is proven by proxy. That's like saying the wind doesn't exist despite standing in a field of flowers waving as it passes by. God has shown his existence through the perfect balance of Earth's distance to the sun, Sol's distance to the galactic center, the speed of the Earth's rotation, tilt of the globe, mixture of oxygen and nitrogen in the air, thermal heating versus ozone shift (which, btw, the hole in the ozone is shrinking, new news report), etc. etc.
4) Religion is a human powerplay? You're absolutely right. Religion is an attempt to capture God in a box. But don't mistake the Word of God (Bible) with religion. Just because religion uses it doesn't mean it belongs to religion, or that they have the monopoly on its use. Read it yourself, listen to the living word of God within it an decide for yourself. The value of church (as in the body of believers, not the building with the steeple on it) is that you find encouragement and wisdom from fellow believers. You can find church at the grocery store, the local bar (not kidding), a road trip with friends … church is the communion of believers with each other, not the adherence of human rules on the best way to believe in God.
If there is a hunger in your soul that science just hasn't filled, a questioning of the value of life if all we are is some cosmic mistake, stop listening to all the other cynics who didn't want to believe and at least open yourself to the possibility of a beautiful intelligence designing the whole of creation in order to create a relationship with humanity. Sure, that sounds fantastic, and your super-scientific nature wants to be skeptical. But science, while very valuable (I'm not knocking science, folks), cannot explain the human soul.
Four thousand years ago, we thought what little science we had explained it all and we were wrong. Today's science should be considered no differently. And, most importantly, science can only explain what's already here and can build a timeline back for a long stretch, but it cannot explain from where the whole of existence sprouted.
God wanted us free to believe He didn't exist. I consider that a gift. He doesn't stand in Times Square round the clock so everyone can come and verify what their soul should already be telling them. It cheapens the value of pursuing a relationship with him. Then there are pressures and rituals and obligations God doesn't want us to feel. He wants us to want Him for no other reason than to want and know Him.
He doesn't want our fear of hell or concern about Earthly success or desires for stuff or what have you to influence our decision. He is here to know us, share life with us, love us. That love doesn't mean making everything easier for us. Sometimes it means making things hard for us. If you think love is always doing what feels good, you have a very shallow idea of what love is. Love is about the betterment of someone other than you, and sometimes betterment means cutting out cancer. God plans on cutting out our cancers, and Lord knows, we have plenty of those.
In the end, faith must always be a choice. God will not impose Himself or His Will upon us. He's not a rapist, a thug or a fiend. He doesn't design evil for us to face, but His Love is not about rescuing us from every trouble, either. It's about making us Holy, aligning our characters with Him and choosing to believe that there is more to this life than what we can see with our eyes or our hearts.
He wants us to believe in Him for the merit of Him. Just like a husband wants of his wife. Make sense?


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To the person engaging sc, out of courtesy to her, don't waste her time, she will never see your point and therefore you are wasting your time also. Do as you wish, just saying it is going to go nowhere fast.
While God commanded to destroy the pagan pictures, images, and gods (Numbers 33:52) He allowed for the brazen serpent, graven work on the priest garment, bells and pomegranates on the hem of the high priest garment, the 10 commandments were engraven on stone by God Himself, the pillars in Solomon's temple, the 12 oxen, the molten sea with images engraven on it, the cherubim, even while the tabernacle was in curtains it contained art work. Ezekiel was commanded to draw a portrait of Jerusalem and lay siege against with battering rams. Jeremiah was commanded by God to use a loincloth that was marred as an object lesson.
The bronze serpent was not an issue, until the violation of the second half of the commandment (II KIngs 18:4)
If we say there is no literal interpretation of the 2nd commandment, what about the other 9?
ooc for further thoughts, what think ye?
Jim Lincoln wrote:John, apparently there's quite a few countries - - well at least 10 - - that think subsidized education is a good idea. http://m.deseretnews.com/top/1642/0/Countries-that-offer-free-higher-education-.html
so saddening to hear such a story, a solemn reminder to all that life on earth is short and we have no guarantee of tomorrow. May it be a reminder to live for that which above and lay our treasures up in heaven to honor our God. Prayers go out for the many loved ones affected, can't help but wonder if such a scene will be repeated countless times in countless places.
Enough already wrote:It certainly was not for the sake of righteousness that Johnuk
Proverbs 17:9
He who covers a transgression seeks love,But he who repeats a matter separates friends.
It is up to you if you will follow the Word of God at this point or continue your vendetta.
live up to your chosen moniker, enough already.
Ladybug wrote:I found this piece most beneficial - http://www.gracegems.org/Everard/follow_his_steps.htm
pennned wrote:dear one, no one is saying such things.there are beautiful things in this life to feel and experience.did you know that forgiveness is both an actuality and an emotion?think about it, if you don't feel forgiveness in your heart towards another (still resentment), it isn't there, you gotta get back to the Lord for that. then there's joy, with the presence of the Lord is joy.I'll not intellectualize that too much. There are some who never experience the joy of the Lord, that is sad to hear. yes, we should know His joy and peace.Freud is the one who taught that emotions are to be suspect, to be conquered.I say let Christ rule over all areas of one's life, let the peace of God surpass understanding, the fruit of the Spirit being love joy peace patience kindness, etc, all require personal input.truth and love are written together frequently. or truth in love.
William S. Sutherland wrote:GSTexas,Didn't you know that modern scholars have proven that the KJV was based on false manuscripts written by George W. and the GOP? I'm surprised Jim hasn't furnished the link.
Ephesians 5:19
Speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord;
Colossians 3:16
Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.
D. C. J. wrote:A carved image of anything used in the way that the cross/crucifix is used by some today is pure unadulterated idolatry. Nothing in Scripture supports this ideology.
It has been pointed out by numerous posters that it deals with worshiping the image as God.
You refuse to see the truth of that, your choice, but don't deceive yourself into thinking it is good Bible interpretation. Nor is it a good idea to try to force your misinterpretation as something others should heed. Good day.
Col. 2:14 (see NeedHim post 10:59)
Col. 1:20a And, having made peace through the blood of his cross, by him to reconcile all things unto himself;
Gal. 6:14 (see NeedHim post 10:59)
Do a study of the word crucified or crucify and see its significance in living the Christian life.
See, how Peter called the blood that our Lord shed on it, precious. See how God the Father accepted the travail of our Lord's soul as He took the punishment for sins, and He was satisfied.
See how we have it in remembrance when we take communion.
Do we see it as a murder weapon??? Our Lord stated no man takes His life from Him and after declaring our sin debt paid in full, hallelujah, He yield up His life.
We glory in the cross. The person who wears the necklace (your example) they don't worship it, they don't bow down to it, they don't see it as a likeness of God (thus they are not disobeying the 2nd commandment) they hold it dear because of what it represents. Just like the apostles did. Even our Lord said we should take up our cross daily and follow him.
If the cross is to you nothing more than a graven image, it is sad indeed.
Let me add that James and Lurker are brothers beloved. As stated in other posts, they are students of the Scripture of whom I Timothy 2:15 would be an apt description. If you disagree with their thinking you best have your thinking cap on and Bible in hand. Their thinking goes deeper than what can be expressed in 1300 characers or less. That is why you see them asking questions. These men, like many others who faithfully post here, love the Lord and desire His truth be taught.
I will stop being an interruption in the thread but I wanted to vouch, like Mike, for both of them as true servants of the Living God.
All of us have to deal with this sinful flesh, it is a constant battle. The fact that we stumble is a humble reminder that we are all human and in daily need of His grace. Your comment about John was that his pride had reared its ugly head. What does not appear to be seen in your comment to him is the spirit of meekness considering yourself lest you also be tempted. I will leave that for you to judge. It also seems it was a matter between MS and John UK (see Proverbs 26:17) God's blessing to you.
Psalms Only wrote:e.===Question:What does the Word of God mean to you?Easily discarded?
What does the Word of God mean to you?Easily discarded?
also since you brought it up, you do realize God inspired His Word, not the people who wrote it. For someone to say it was written by fallible men does not call Its truths into question. Your lack of understanding of basic doctrine does not bode well for you.
According to what he posted on 10/15 @ 3:29 p.m. hymn singing is used to separate people from their Bible, serve for entertainment and leads to heresy, liberalism and rejection of the Bible.
Let us paint a couple scenarios
We have a person who is settling down for their quiet time with God. Before they start their time in Scripture they are reflecting over how faithful God has been. Like Jeremiah they are welling up with thankfulness that God would be so gracious to one so undeserving. They are moved to sing Chisolm's hymn, Great is Thy Faithfulness, in gratitude to God. According to Psalm only, the next thing they do is lose interest in reading and meditating on the Bible because they sang a hymn of praise. Really???
P.O. also said choir singing is simply entertainment. Some people watch tv, others play games, maybe a movie or a sports venue. But the one entertainment that will make you give up your Bible is listening to a choir sing a song of praise to God???
BRF wrote:US I accept Mary was well into her pregnancy but a last minute arrival still not proven.Why is it important? because we are to worship God in Spirit and Truth.How we worship God is very important.To reduce the great and central doctrine of Christ coming into the world to save sinners to nothing more than a childish story which is what most churches reduce it to, like many of their Sunday schools today reduces Christianity to childish story telling is counter productive. I seen this personal as children grow up they leave childish things behind including the childish gospel which sadly many of them have been taught.Especially at Christmas. Spirit and Truth not myth and childishness. Is the worship we are to give.
Psalms only I have shown countless times that the songs offered up in the Bible are NOT Psalms only. If you have an issue with that take it up with the Author.
BRF wrote:US the text does not indicate how long they were in Bethlehem
6 And so it was, that, while they were there, the days were accomplished that she should be delivered. 7 And she brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a manger; because there was no room for them in the inn.
the text clearly states at the time that the journey began she was great with child. I am really not sure why it is of great importance how long they were in the city before the actual birth.
As to the date, some believe that because the Scripture talks of God tabernacling among us, it would have been around the feast of tabernacles, an event that just happened. The thing is the date is not important, the event is. The birth of Christ is something to celebrate and give thanks for daily!!
"Thanks be unto God for His unspeakable gift" (2 Corinthians 9:15)
BRF wrote:Luke 2:And so it was, that while they were there, the days were accomplished that she should be delivered.Luke places the family in Bethlehem already in situ at the time of Christ's birth.


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Dr. Peter Jones is Director of truthXchange, and Adjunct Professor of New Testament, as well as Scholar in Residence, at Westminster Seminary California. He has written The Gnostic Empire Strikes Back (1992), Spirit Wars (1997), Gospel Truth/Pagan Lies (1999), Capturing the Pagan Mind (2003), Cracking DaVinci's Code (2004, co-author, James Garlow), Stolen Identity (2006), The God of Sex (2006), and One or Two: Seeing a World of Difference (2010). Peter Jones is an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church in America, and is married to Rebecca Clowney Jones. They have seven children and fourteen grandchildren. For recreation, Dr. Jones enjoys playing jazz piano and golf.
Francis was born and raised in Lyon, France. As a young man, he was trained to be a chef in the elite world of Lyonnaise gastronomy. After working in that field for seven years, he was mentored and trained for the pastoral ministry by a missionary church-planter. He immigrated to the United States after marrying Donna Rapacz, a high school French teacher from Florida, but they returned to France a few years later for Francis to attend Reformed Theological Seminary in Aix-en-Provence. During that time, he and one of his professors, Dr. Peter Jones, planted a church together and help start a French Christian school. After graduation from seminary, Francis was ordained as a minister in the Presbyterian Church in America in 1987. Under the auspices of Mission to North America and Mission to the World (both PCA) between 1987 and 2005, Francis and Donna and their five children planted a church in Montreal, Quebec and a church in Lyon, France–where Francis also was founder and President of the American School of Lyon. They returned to the United States in 2005 to accompany their children as they attended New Saint Andrew College. To support his family during this time, Francis created a high-end French restaurant called West of Paris. After selling it in February 2011, he returned to full-time ministry to the French-speaking world. He is founder and President of Huguenot Heritage, working in partnership with Third Millennium Ministries as the French Project Coordinator. Francis and Donna are blessed with 17 grand-children.
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Federal economic stimulus funds headed to the north state to lower fire danger could create thinning projects that would fuel wood-burning power plants.
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar announced Wednesday that $15 million will be spent on 55 projects in various states aimed at reducing the amount of brush and small trees on land overseen by the Bureau of Land Management.
About $250,000 of that amount will be spent on five projects planned by the BLM's Redding field office, said Steve Anderson, the office's manager. The work includes thinning BLM land on the east side of Keswick Lake near Shasta Dam.
"It's pretty thick out there," he said.
Wood cleared from the projects could be hauled to Wheelabrator Shasta Energy Co. in Anderson, where it would be burned to create electricity. Anderson, the BLM official, said if the plant pays more for the material than it costs the agency to clear it, then the money could pay for more thinning.
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Carmen is a 29-year old member of Las Cruces Trust Bank who is married and has five children. Like many families in Chuanoj, Carmen and her husband are weavers. They use foot looms in order to make cortes (or traditional Guatemalan skirts), which they sell in markets nearby.
Business is doing well and demands are high for their cortes so Carmen and her husband recently decided to hire two full-time employees. She also needs more capital to buy thread in bulk, so she is requesting a loan from Friendship Brige. This way she can keep the price low, increase production and maximize their revenues. She is currently able to fill and deliver orders within an eight-day period and is working hard to shorten the delivery time.
Beyond receiving the loans, the Las Cruces Trust Bank has also created a circle of trust between its members. The women gather once a month and receive training giving by their Friendship Bridge loan officer. Through these facilitated activities, the women learn about and discuss business issues including budget management, identifying the different ways of do business (personal sales, telephone sales, wholesale sales, retail sales), and costs. The educational sessions also cover personal issues like health, hygiene, women's rights, and self-esteem. "Learning about these issues is a good benefit to our businesses," explains Carmen. "And it helps us with personal enrichment."
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As FB clients, women start, expand, or diversify their businesses and learn practical lessons on topics including business, health, and self-esteem. FB's clients borrow as a group, forming Trust Banks (groups of 7-25 women who serve as co-guarantors of the loan and act as a self-regulating support network).
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Non nobis Domine / Nicht unserm Namen, Herr. Composed by Felix Bartholdy Mendelssohn (1809-1847). Edited by R. Larry Todd. This edition: Paperbound. Stuttgart Urtext Edition. Score available separately - see item CA.4007100. German Psalms, Latin Psalms, Wedding, Psalms. Vocal score. With Language: German/Latin. Composed 1830. Op. 31. 40 pages. Duration 16 minutes. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.4007103).
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Interesting for those who love trucks and you can also see some history about the last centery of Eindhoven
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Another big company that started its life in Eindhoven is D.A.F., the Van Doorne's car factory. A museum is dedicated to this firm's history, and it's housed in a former brewery of all places. I've never been here, but if you're interested in cars etc. this seems a must-visit to me!
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European stocks rose Tuesday, heartened by data suggesting that China's economy may avoid a hard landing.
The euro gained ground against the dollar, while oil and gold prices rose.
The Stoxx Europe 600 index closed up 0.8% at 270.82. Among major national indexes, Germany's DAX climbed 1.7% to 7204.79, France's CAC-40 gained 1.5% to 3864.58 and the U.K.'s FTSE 100 index added 0.5% to 5803.13.
The Chinese data, which showed industrial production in the world's second-largest economy rose 13.3% in May, slightly more than expected, while May's 5.5% inflation rate matched expectations, helped markets shrug off Standard & Poor's three-notch downgrade of Greece to triple-C, announced after European markets had closed on Monday.
Solid gains for Wall Street, helped by a smaller-than-expected drop in retail sales, also helped underpin European markets.
In Amsterdam, shares of ING Groep rallied 3.2% on a Wall Street Journal report that the board is expected to meet over a buyer for its U.S.-online banking unit.
Commodities trader Glencore International fell 4.5% after releasing its first set of quarterly numbers since going public last month. It also said it wasn't in takeover talks with miner Eurasian Natural Resources Corp. ENRC shares fell 2.5%.
Nokia rose 1.6% in Helsinki after saying it had agreed to settle all patent litigation with Apple. AAPL 0.96 % Nokia said the agreement should have a positive impact on its recently revised outlook for the second quarter.
Shares of Capgemini rallied 3.1% after the IT services company announced exclusive talks to buy Prosodie, a French internet and telecom group.
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Shares of Renewable Energy REC -0.68 % surged 7.4% in Oslo after UBS upgraded the firm to neutral from sell.
As European markets closed, the single currency was trading at $1.4469, up from $1.4413 late Monday. Sterling last traded at $1.6384, compared with $1.6376, and the dollar was at ¥80.47, up from ¥80.24.
Late in Europe, light, sweet crude for July delivery was up 83 cents at $98.13 on the New York Mercantile exchange. Gold for June delivery was up $1.30 at $1515.90 per troy ounce late in Europe on the Comex division of Nymex.
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Since she was 13 years old, Raylynn Shortt has made the Coshocton County Animal Shelter her second home.
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Under the continued leadership of IREC Regulatory Director Sara Baldwin Auck, IREC will be represented in state and federal regulatory matters by current key regulatory team members Sky Stanfield and Erica McConnell, both of whom moved this week from the law firm of Keyes, Fox and Wiedman, LLP, to the environmental, land use and government law firm Shute, Mihaly & Weinberger, LLP.
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This week's presidential announcement of a new initiative to increase access to solar energy for all Americans, in particular low- and moderate-income communities, is an exciting expansion of IREC's groundbreaking work in this area, which began in California.
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As shared and community renewable arrangements develop, they face an important regulatory question: to securitize or not to securitize? While there isn't a one-size-fits-all approach, typically the answer lies in the design and structure of the arrangement.
Building on a strong foundation, the critical need for updated interconnection policies
Say you're thinking about adding another story onto an old house. You probably wouldn't want to start building without first having a structural engineer make some calculations to ensure the house could support the addition. Now keep that image in mind as you consider interconnection policy as one of the main load-bearing walls in our solar market "house." If not properly designed to match the growing market conditions, state interconnection policies may cause the house to come crashing down…or at least cause some major cracks to form.
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As the percentage of electricity generated from renewable energy sources continues to grow in the U.S., particularly from solar photovoltaic (PV) systems, technologies that can facilitate increased deployment of renewable energy, such as distributed energy storage, are front and center in state and national discussions. A report released today by IREC offers independent insight on how to address these new challenges – and opportunities – in the regulatory arena.
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Multiple compounding factors are driving national movement toward a more modern electricity grid, one that enables a cleaner energy future. A thought-leading report released today by the Interstate Renewable Energy Council (IREC) offers a unique look at easing that transition, and offers five insightful approaches for state utility regulators who, ultimately, will facilitate this transition through the rules and regulations that govern the electricity system and electric utilities.
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Heating and cooling are not "nice-to-haves" in most areas of the U.S. – they are a necessity. However, this basic need creates a disproportionate burden on low-income families. Statistics vary on how much low-income families typically spend on their energy bills, but it's in the range of 6-20 percent of their annual income, much higher than the national average of 3 percent.
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Having played an integral role in the development of the SGIP, IREC remains keenly interested in its adoption and implementation as an effective tool to streamline the integration of renewable energy and energy storage. IREC was pleased to find that most Transmission Providers stuck to the spirit of the rule and did not seek substantial changes in their compliance filings.


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Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary offers a variety of rewarding volunteer opportunities that provide essential support for our daily operation and special events.
Volunteers play a vital role in our mission of preservation and restoration of our natural resources, conservation education, and research. Annually over 140 volunteers contribute more than 15,000 hours of their time and talents to Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary.
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- Prior experience is not required to be considered for a volunteer position. Interest and availability are much more important than experience, and volunteering is a great way to learn a new skill. Orientation and training will allow you to succeed!
- Youth volunteers (17 or under) must be accompanied by an adult, or alternatively may be able to participate in specific one day event volunteer opportunities which are supervised. Please contact our volunteer department at 239-348-9151 ext. 112.
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The Bryghia hotel is a three star property located at Oosterlingenplein in the city of Bruges. The hotel is housed in a 15th century building and is located in the historic heart of the city centre near all the attractions and shops, restaurants and bars. It's a relative small hotel with 18 guest rooms including single, double, twin and triple rooms. A family room for four people is available. Each of the rooms feature a television, mini bar, coffee and tea making facilities, safe and bathroom with bath/shower and a hairdryer. Cribs are available. Guests can enjoy complimentary of breakfast buffet served every morning including yoghurt, cereals and fruit juices. At the lounge guests can have a drink served until 11 pm. There is internet available in the lounge against a fee. Guests arriving with car can park at a garage nearby against costs or free of charge in front of the hotel which is limited to 4 hours. There is a reception desk and guests can check in from 2 pm and checking out is possible until 11 am.
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The Belfry Tower was started in 1282-1296 and completed in 1487 with the octagonal upper stage. It is 83 metres high and the top is accessible through a steep staircase of 366 steps. The tower stands on top of the former market hall, a rectangular building measuring 44 m x 84 m. A carillon of 47 bells is located on the upper floor. The tower is a UNESCO World Heritage Site from 1999. Opening hours: from April until September every day 09:30-12:30/13:30-18:00; from October until March every day 09:30-12:30/13:30-17:00. Entry fee: 5 €; children under 13 free.
The old Fish Market is just over the bridge from the Markt - pass through the arch next to the Gothic Town Hall, over the bridge and there it is. The market was originally an important place for trading fish but now, whilst fish is sold, there's also a lot of craft and curio stalls as well. The stands are covered and the fish is displayed on old stone slabs. There are restaurants and bars around the outside of the market. The "Vismarkt" is open daily between 08h00 and 13h00, except on Sundays and Mondays.
Bruges' Gothic town hall dates from 1376 and it's Gothic chamber is open for visitors to view. It's wooden, polychrome ceiling is decorated with late-mediaeval carvings. The chamber itself is decorated with murals and frescos illustrating Bruges' history, which were added during the chamber's restoration in the late 19th century. Admission hours from 9.30am until 5.00pm daily. Entrance fees are € 2,50 / € 1,50 - free for children under 13.


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Stand in the middle of the Adelaide Oval and it is still possible to remember how things once were. There, over long-off, is the Edwardian scoreboard beyond which Garry Sobers once hit a six off the back foot; over long-on, the Moreton Bay fig trees and, beneath them, the grassy mound where England's supporters will be massed tomorrow morning, contemplating the great revival.
Cricket-lovers might hope that the traditions of this great ground, and its beautiful surrounds, encourage less of the nastiness prevalent at the Gabba, without reducing the game's competitive edge. Maybe that is a naive, forlorn hope in


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