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But how to start? you ask. I happen to be an accomplished soup cook, and I am happy to share some of my foolproof, idiot-proof, low-fat, high-fiber, easy-to-prepare recipes. Please feel free to experiment. If you know you don't like garlic, leave it out and add some other seasoning. These recipes are not etched in stone; they are scrawled on a blackboard. They are offered as inspiration. If you do follow them, you'll find yourself with a pot of delicious soup that can be eaten at the moment, kept for many days or frozen for future use. They are healthy, can be kosher and are mostly vegetarian, except for the alleged chicken in the broth.
The Thick of It Pea Soup
Whole bag of green split peas
Whole bag of yellow split peas
Bunch of flat leaf parsley
2 onions, peeled
4 carrots, peeled
3 quarts low-fat chicken broth
1 peeled sweet potato cut into chunks
3 teaspoons curry
1 teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon pepper
Put all ingredients in a huge pot, bring to a boil and let simmer until peas are soft, about 1½ hours. Then blend with an electric mixing stick and serve. It is physically impossible to still feel cold after eating a bowl of this soup.
Gimme a Minute Stracciatella Soup
Whole bag spinach, washed
2 quarts low-fat chicken broth
Fresh parsley or coriander
3 cloves minced garlic
1 lemon
1 egg
Salt and pepper
Grated Parmesan cheese
Heat chicken broth. Add chopped parsley and minced garlic; squeeze in lemon. Add spinach and cook until wilted, a minute or two. Stir in a beaten egg. Sprinkle with cheese. Done!
World Peace Lentil Soup
Bag of green lentils
2 quarts low-fat chicken broth
2 onions, diced
3 carrots, sliced
2 stalks celery, sliced
Bunch cilantro, diced
1 can whole tomatoes
6 cloves garlic, minced
2 red peppers, sliced
2 tablespoons olive oil
Salt and pepper
Heat the oil in a large soup pot and add the minced garlic until translucent. Add onion, celery, carrots, peppers and spices and sauté. Add chicken broth and, after rinsing lentils, add them as well. Add the tomatoes and spices and cook for about 40 minutes.
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Couple's pot plants not medical, DA says
RAMONA There's no question about what was growing in the garden at Deborah and Dennis Little's secluded home outside of Ramona last fall.
It was marijuana. Narcotics agents in helicopters conducting aerial surveys of the backcountry, looking for illegal marijuana growing operations, spotted the 15 foot by 60 foot plot in September.
The next month, a team of federal and state narcotics agents descended on the Littles' home around 5:30 a.m. They handcuffed the couple, searched the property, and uprooted and took the plants — about 25 in all.
The Littles each suffer from chronic illnesses. Dennis, 64, has neuropathy, a nerve disorder; and Deborah, 59, is a cancer patient who has been treated for AIDS for 20 years.
Both have a doctor's recommendation that allows them under the state's medical marijuana law to use the drug for their illnesses. Dennis said that's why he planted the garden patch in 2011.
But a month after the raid at the couple's home, District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis charged them with illegal cultivation of marijuana and possession for sales, both felonies.
The case is the latest skirmish in the ongoing struggle between medical marijuana activists and local law enforcement.
Dumanis, as well as her federal counterpart in San Diego, U.S. Attorney Laura Duffy, have said they focus enforcement only on profit-making dispensaries or collectives that use the law as a pretense to sell drugs to anyone. Advocates of medical marijuana use say that's not always the case.
Dennis Little said he researched the law before planting marijuana and is angered about the prosecution. He planted medical-grade seeds and used the marijuana in cookies and other edibles, instead of smoking it.
"These people don't have any compassion at all in my opinion," he said in an interview at the eight-acre property where he and Deborah have lived for 20 years. "They threatened to take everything we own when they were here."
Lance Rogers, a medical marijuana attorney who is representing the Littles, said their case shows how prosecutors disregard the medical marijuana law.
"These are elderly, sick people who are being treated like criminals," he said. "They say they only target profiteers or business people. If that is truly the case, I don't understand why they are being charged."
The drug helped Dennis' nerve disease, and helped Deborah's pain and improved her appetite. For years she had taken prescription drugs, she said, but was able to get off of them and substitute marijuana.
"I can't stand taking those drugs," she said.
Now that she and her husband can't grow and use marijuana, Deborah said she has lost 22 pounds, and Dennis is in frequent pain.
A preliminary hearing in the case is set for Superior Court in Vista on Thursday Deputy District Attorney George Loyd said the case was filed because prosecutors believe there is enough evidence to show the Littles were not growing the drug in conformance with the medical marijuana law.
"This is a case about the facts," Loyd said. "We believe there is evidence, including statements and admissions they made, that support it."
He declined to elaborate on the statements because of the pending hearing.
Much is being disputed in the case. For example, prosecutors said the raid yielded 640 pounds of marijuana. The Littles and their lawyers scoff at that.
Charlotte Kernoven, another lawyer for the couple, said it's impossible to get that much of the drug out of 25 plants. She said agents are including the weight of the soil, stalks and other material to inflate the calculation.
Dennis Little said that when agents showed up at the home, they seemed to expect more than what they found. He recalled that one agent said, "Is this it?" as he looked at the plants.


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Today, Energy Secretary Stephen Chu published on the Department of Energy blog about the PMA memo he released March 16. In it, he further describes what the memo is intended to do and the next steps Western will take in gathering stakeholder input.
"Earlier this year, I called on our Nation's Power Marketing Administrations (PMAs) to help lead the 21st century transformation of our nation's electricity sector to better protect our economic and national security. As this process gets underway, the Department of Energy will work in close collaboration with each PMA to solicit the critical on-the-ground input vital to achieving this goal in the best manner possible. I look forward to working with all interested parties in every PMA region to meet this shared objective," said Secretary Chu.
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Now it's a week later and looking through my local folder it seems as though 99% of the emails are gone! All of my folders and subfolders are there but the emails have disappeared. The window just says "No results found."
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IBM is celebrating 100 years - a century of achievements that have changed the world. Across the decades, IBM has had a greater impact on business than any other company. IBM's tradition of innovation is reflected by its leadership patent portfolio. For the past 18 years, IBM has received more U.S. patents than any other company, holding more than 40,000 patents worldwide. And IBM's history of outstanding business performance and its strong balance sheet virtually define "blue chip company."
A wonderful video explores how computers came to "Think" and ultimately change the world. Another fascinating video takes you through IBM's 100 years of achievements. In 1913, IBM applies the Hollerith tabulating machine to industry for the first time. In 1930, IBM receives its first patent for a traffic signal timing system. In 1939, IBM demonstrates an early form of email at the New York World's Fair. In 1951, the IBM 701 becomes the world's first mass-produced electronic computer. IBM's Deep Blue defeats the world chess champion in 1997. On and on . . .
A host of innovations such as the SABRE airline reservation system, the IBM PC, the invention of DRAM and RISC and IBM's embrace of Linux helped shape the second half of the 20th century. In 1974, IBM created networking with System Networking Architecture (SNA), the first complete protocol stack for interconnecting computers.
Fast forward to 2011, and TCP/IP and Ethernet have become the de facto means for global business networking. And, IBM's acquisition of BLADE Network Technologies now signals IBM's reentry into networking as a system networking innovator just as it turns 100 years young!
What will the next 100 years bring? It's easy to predict computers that that use 10x less power and run 1,000 times faster. Systems are on the horizon that can sequence the human genome and systems that can think like you. Networks can be expected to become ever more virtual. Innovations like the IEEE's 802.1Qbg Ethernet Virtual Bridging (EVB) standard are being championed by great minds such as IBM's Renato Recio and Vijoy Pandey to equip system networks with the intelligence to anticipate the movement of Virtual Machines anywhere and everywhere in the enterprise.
The employees of IBM System Networking have gotten off to a great start.
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A single-country map for my fantasy novel. Below is a hand-drawn image (the extent of my artistic skills, I'm afraid) of the basic layout.
I used France as a loose model for this country so far as climate and vegetation is concerned, so much of the landmass would be green.
I came across the below image while casually browsing the net and liked the style, but I remain very open to ideas. As long the map is in full color and accurately keeps to the positioning of the cities, lakes, and mountains, I'm not going to be hard to please.
This map will be included in digital and print versions of the book, so I'll require jpeg format. The print version will be 6x9.
As for the scale of the map...well, I'm even worse with numbers than I am at drawing. I can tell you how may days it would take to get from one city to another on horseback, and that's about it.
I will have the right to use the image for commercial purposes, the artist will have the right to exhibit the image as part of his portfolio but not to exploit it for commercial gain.
I will be happy to include cartographer's name in the front matter of both versions of the book.
About four weeks. I plan to publish the end of September.
$100.00 via Paypal
This map is required for the first volume of a series. In following installments, more of the world will be explored and need to be depicted, so I would ask of anyone interested that they remain open to future projects that would expand upon their work on this map.
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Firstly I apologize for starting a new thread on a topic that has been covered, but not necessarily for users like myself. I've searched and read the advices given on the forum but Zimbra still refuses to connect to hotmail. I've doubled checked the settings for both incoming/sending servers and they are correct (from Thunderbird), which is also the same as what most have advised,
Surely there has to be something wrong with these SIMPLE setup. Thunderbird does it on the fly easily so why can't Zimbra? I just don't understand why this should be this difficult. I understand others have it working but it isn't working for me and I've fiddled around with it for 2 days now...2 days!Code:
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Advanced Advocacy was designed and is taught from the perspective that advocacy is more than applied skill; in its purest form, advocacy is a form of art. This class takes students beyond the traditional moot court curriculum and thoroughly examines the art and various techniques of persuasion through innovative exercises and guest lectures. Although the class is required for all Moot Court members, the persuasion techniques taught in this class are so universal to the practice of law that all upper-class students are encouraged to enroll. Students must have an overall GPA of 2.5 to register for academic credit. This course, which will be numerically graded, meets the upper-level writing program.
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Debra Baile and Pale� Chico Becerra, both of Jacksonville, were united in marriage on March 30, 2013, at Trinity United Methodist Church. The Rev. George Speake performed the 1 p.m. ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Jack and Debbie Baile of Jacksonville.
The groom is the son of Jim and Marie Tinsley of Jacksonville.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Senate has passed legislation to block the impact of across-the-board tax increases and spending cuts that make up the fiscal cliff.
The vote was an overwhelming 89-8 and came well after midnight on New Year's Day.
A House vote is expected before Wednesday.
The White House-backed legislation would prevent middle-class taxes from rising, and raise rates on incomes over $400,000 for individuals and $450,000 for couples.
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A last-minute addition would also prevent a $900 pay raise for members of Congress from taking effect in March.
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The African lily (Agapanthus) is a very popular lily. By breeding more than 600 different species appeared. The African lily is a summer-flowering perennial, which is not winter-hardy in Northern Europe and is grown primarily as a pot plant. In our climate it is therefore mainly used as a tub plant.
Allium (ornamental onions) have no less than 500 species, each prettier or more unusual in shape than the last. Ornamental Onions are ideal for making colour and height combinations in the garden or border.
Anemones (Anemone) are also known as 'wind-flowers' because they move in the slightest breeze. They are lovely, delicate flowers that command great admiration when planted in large numbers. Most anemones belong to the buttercup family and are native to Southern-Europe and Asia-minor.
Tuberous and other begonias are typical outdoor plants that are famous for their rich flowering in the summer months. With suitable care it is possible to encourage even richer flowering.
First of all, we would like to clear up a widespread misunderstanding: Bulbs are not Tubers!
A bulb is in fact a complete plant, lying all curled up, waiting to unfold. If you cut a bulb in half, an onion for instance, all the tunics and eyes are visible inside the bulb. These are the future stalks, leaves and flowers.
The words 'surprising', 'unusual' and 'glorious pink' spring to mind when we consider the magnificent Cyclamen Hederifolium. This plant flowers in (late) autumn. It has to be planted in early spring if it is to flower the following autumn, so you need to order your bulbs by March at the latest. Let us take a closer look at this magnificent plant.
Indoor bulbs can be enjoyed all year round. In order for the bulbs to bloom they first need a cold period. You can simulate this cold period by potting the bulbs and putting them in a dark place for 3 months at a constant temperature of 9° C.
Dahlias are very conspicuous highlights in the September garden. A multitude of shapes and colours begin to appear in the garden, providing eye-catching and colourful accents when many other plants have lost their colour. In late summer the dahlia is one of the most beautiful plants due to its long, exuberant flowering and overwhelming colour. They should certainly not be missing in any garden!
The tulip is native to Persia and Turkey where the Lali, as the tulip is called in Turkish, grows naturally. In the 16th-century, Constantinople, the present Istanbul, was considered one of the most beautiful cities in the world. It was a centre of trade, traffic, culture and political intrigue and the amazing city gardens were held in great admiration.
The name Hyacinth derives from the Greek 'Hycinthus', god of all that grows. This bulbous plant is native to the Mediterranean region and was known as 'Hyacinthus orientalis' (Hyacinth East). This name represents the lily family and part of the name of other species from the same family, for example the Squill (Scilla) and, even more outstanding, the Eichhornia crassipes (water hyacinth).


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In my business one of the more important questions for the clusters is the aggregated and bisectional bandwidth (ABW and BBW) of the network. Within a cluster that can be a more or less complex calculation depending on the architecture.
If you have a ring - and absolutely nobody does nowadays - it's quite easy: you have n connections in total and after splitting the ring in half for the BBW you have only 2 connections betweens the halves.
If you use a big switch in the middle you have all the connections to the switch and thereby as well n connections in total however n/2 connections for BBW as by splitting half of the connections are left - that's still easy.
Now if you build a mesh or in other words a complete graph it get's more complicated. A complete graph means that you have n-1 connections out of one node and you only have to count for half the nodes to get them all: n(n-1)/2 connections. Now with the bisectional bandwidth you can of course again count only the connections of half the nodes - n/2 - however all of them are connected to all of the other half. Thereby you get to n²/4 connections between the two halves. The connections within a half are just ignored in this case.
The situation gets even more complex if you need to build network trees because you use switches with a limited number of ports or if you build in a blocking factor by separating closely connected isles.
Well, the last step for the calculation is easy again - count the number of links in the connections, if it's bidirectional or not and take the bandwidth - alakazam you have your ABW and/or BBW.


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FAIRBURN, Ga. -- Police have arrested a murder suspect after a body was discovered near some woods in Fairburn Sunday morning.
Anthony Bethea Jr. was arrested early Monday and charged with murder. He is being held without bond in the Fulton County Jail.
The body was discovered at around 11 a.m. Sunday behind the Efficiency Lodge on Senoia Road, not far from Interstate 85.
Fairburn Police spokesman Sgt. Anthony Bazydlo said a tipster called 911 to report a strange smell. When investigators arrived, they discovered the body.
The victim was later identified as 26-year-old Darrell B. Bailey II of Fairburn. His cause of death has not been released.
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Faculty Listing
Dr. Carol Alexander
Dr. Carol Alexander
- Senior Lecturer at Mattersey Hall, Course Leader for BA in Christian Leadership, Mattersey, England – July 2004 to December 2011.
- Teaching on the Master of Arts Missional Leadership Program UK – 2005 to 2011.
- Doctor of Ministry supervision – 2010 to 2013.
- Senior Lecturer at Africa School of Missions and Course Leader for Counseling and Pastoral Ministries – 1984 to 1994.
- Lecturer at Strikeforce Ministry Training Institute, Australia - 1994 to 2000.
Volunteer Involvements:
- Board member, Africa School of Missions, South Africa.
- Board member of Prepare International (NFP).
- Former Director, Asian Outreach, South Africa
- Former Board member, Hands@Work, UK.
- Former Women's Ministries Director, Brisbane North District, Australia.
About: Carol is married to Paul - they have lived on four continents and served God passionately together for thirty-seven years of their married lives. They have led thriving churches in the UK, Johannesburg and Australia. They pioneered the Africa School of Missions in 1985 and today graduates of that College serve in over 50 nations around the world.
Carol is a motivational speaker and preaches at Conferences and Leadership seminars around the world. She currently serves as the Director of the Graduate School at Trinity Bible College, Ellendale, North Dakota and has developed the innovative program MA (Missional Leadership). Her Ph.D was a cutting edge piece of Practical theology that concentrated on Christian leadership with a focus on cultural shifts, changing authority structures and moral ambiguities in contemporary society.
Carol and Paul have two children both resident in the USA. Anna is married to Rich and resides in Charlotte, North Carolina. They have two children Ava and Tylan. Jason, their son lives in Los Angeles, California. They are an extremely close-knit family and love spending time together.
Jordan Nowell
Jordan Nowell
MA in Secondary Education-Sports Administration- East Central University
BA in Elementary Education, Minor in Coaching and Biblical Studies- Trinity Bible College
About: Originating from Tulare, South Dakota, I grew up with my parents and three brothers. In 2008, I married Rachael Nowell, whom I met while attending Trinity Bible College. I played four years of basketball and was named Northern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference most valuable player my senior year as apart of the 2006 North Central Region Champion and National qualifying team. I still hold Trinity's career steals record and remain in the top ten for points scored, rebounding and assists.
In the spring of 2007, I was hired as the Head Men's basketball coach and have been named three-time Conference Coach of the Year and 2012 North Central Region Coach of the Year. I achieved my 100th career win in 2013.
Phyllis Kuno
Phyllis Kuno
M.S., Library and Information Science, University of North Texas, Denton, TX
B.A., Biblical Studies and Pre-Counseling Minor, Trinity Bible College, Ellendale, ND
Professional Experience:
Library Director, Southeast Technical Institute, Sioux Falls, SD – September 2008-July 2013
Library Director, Trinity Bible College, Ellendale, ND – September 1995-August 2007
Volunteer Involvements:
Former Children's Pastor, First Assembly of God, Gillette, WY
Former Wyoming Women's Ministries District Officer
Former Ellendale School Board, Ellendale, ND
Former/Current North Dakota Library Coordinating Council
Former South Dakota Women's Ministries Sectional Representative
About: Phyllis is married to Daniel and together they have served as youth pastors, associate pastors, college faculty, and senior pastors for the past thirty-eight years. Their son, Kerry, daughter, Danielle, and son-in-law, Derrick, have blessed them with six grandchildren: Jersie, Dominic, Drayton, Drayána, Dylon, and Davin. Danielle and Derrick live outside of Moline, IL and Kerry resides in Ellendale, ND.
Phyllis is currently directing the library and teaching English Composition at Trinity Bible College, Ellendale, ND.
Rev. Ben McIntosh
Rev. Ben T. McIntosh
- Assistant Professor of Business 2011-PresentTrinity Bible College, Ellendale, North Dakota
- Senior Pastor 2008-2011 Bridge of Life Christian Center, St. Augustine, Florida
- Vice President/Branch Manager 2005-2008 Watson Realty Corp, Palatka, Florida
- Associate Pastor 2002-2005 Victory Christian Center, San Mateo, Florida
- Director of Youth and Contemporary Worship1999-2002 First Christian Church, Lufkin, Texas
Assembly of God Ministerial License – Active 2008-Present
Christian Business Faculty Association (CBFA )2011-Present
National Business Education Association (NBEA) 2011-Present
Florida Real Estate Broker License 2005-Present
About: I am a passionate, organized, and strategic thinker who looks to get the best out of those I work with and for. I consider myself to be a visionary leader and am not afraid to put a little sweat equity into achieving established goals. I'm also a firm believer in advancing the Kingdom of God by demonstrating servant-leadership.
Luanne Chandler
Luanne Chandler
- Craig College of Ministry
- Bethany University Administrative Assistant to Dean and Associate Dean
- Northwest University as Administrative Assistant to Dean and Associate Dean
- Library cataloging supervisor, graduate studies office manager, coordinator for an emerging college, and chapel arranger.
- Public high school registrar.
Volunteer Involvements:
As a pastor's wife I worked in all aspects of church life from children's ministry to choir, décor to decision making, teaching to tangible actions, helping victims to volunteers. Currently, I enjoy creating welcome gifts for visiting guests or incoming faculty and staff.
About: I grew up in an Assembly of God pastor's home with the most wonderful parent/pastors in the world: Leonard and Mary Couchman. I found my gift of music when I was a teen and was able to sing and travel for several years in a variety of settings. I attended Bethany Bible College where I met my husband Steve Chandler and we have been married for 40 years. We have four beautiful daughters, three terrific son-in-laws and 4 incredible grandchildren. I enjoy reading, writing, singing, crafting, sightseeing, and creating.
Dr. Scott Townsend
Dr. Scott Townsend
Ph. D. Organizational Leadership, Education, Northcentral University
M.A. Crown College
B.A. Biblical Studies/Ministerial, Trinity Bible College
Professional Experience:
- Admissions Counselor, Trinity Bible College, 2001-2006
- Faculty, Trinity Bible College, 2006-2008
- Distance Education Director, 2008-2012
- President's Executive Assistant, 2012-2013
- Assistant V.P. Academics/Director of Assessment, 2013-present
Volunteer Involvements:
- Board member, New Life Assembly of God, Ellendale, ND
- Committee Member, Ellendale, ND
About: Scott is married to Ginger. They have four children. Three girls and one boy. Two of their children are currently studying with Trinity Bible College. The other two are in high school and 1st grade. They have lived peacefully in Ellendale for 13 years.
Scott is a licensed pastor with the Assemblies of God. He has spoken at several youth leadership conferences encouraging a more integrated youth ministry with the parent church. He currently serves as the Assistant V.P. of Academics and Director of Assessment at Trinity Bible College, Ellendale, North Dakota. His PhD is in the realm of leading postmodern students in a higher education context.
Daryel Erickson
Daryel Erickson
Director of Distance Education, Assistant Professor of Intercultural Studies
Jordy Nunez
Jordy Nunez
BA Intercultural Studies & Biblical Studies at Trinity Bible College
Professional Experience:
- Director of Pack Your Bags Program- Trinity Bible College
- Resident Director of Men's Dorms- Trinity Bible College
Volunteer Involvements:
- Missions Coordinating
About: Jordy is the middle child of a family of 13 children. He grew up in a Dominican household in Miami, Florida. In the inner-city, Jordy did not live according to God's standards until he moved to Minnesota and was radically changed by God and called to missions. He then wholeheartedly pursued a deeper relationship with God and was led to Trinity Bible College. There he studied missions and led the missions team at the college for three years, taking them on several missions trips around the world. Today, Jordy and his beautiful wife, Elizabeth, direct the PackYourBags program. There they mentor and teach students about their identity and call from God through classes and missions trips. Jordy and Elizabeth's goal is to become full time missionaries taking Jesus to unreached peoples.
Department Chairs
Dr. Michael Bommarito
Dr. Michael Bommarito
Ph.D., Teaching and Learning: Higher Education, University of North Dakota.
M.Div., Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena, California.
B.A., University of California, Irvine.
Professional Experience:
- State Chapter Coordinator, Children's Advocacy Centers of North Dakota, Bismarck, ND: 2010-2013
- Director of Operations, The God's Child Project, Bismarck, ND: 2009-2010
- Executive Director, North Dakota Republican Party, Bismarck, ND: 2008
- Director of Operations and Development, The Salvation Army, Bismarck, ND: 2004-2008
- Country Director for Hungary, Church Resource Ministries, Budapest, Hungary, 1994-2003
Volunteer involvement:
- Rotary International
- The Salvation Army
- Joy International
- Welcome House
About: Dr. Michael Bommarito grew up in Southern California and received his Masters of Divinity from Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena. Following six years of pastoral experience in the United Methodist Church, he and his wife, Kate, followed God's leading to Budapest, Hungary with Church Resource Ministries (CRM). As Country Director for CRM he led an international staff focused on training Hungarians in leadership development, church planting and church revitalization.
After 10 years of service in Hungary, he and his family moved to Bismarck, North Dakota, where he led several non-profit organizations. Michael earned his Ph.D. in Teaching and Learning: Higher Education with an emphasis on theological education and leadership development from the University of North Dakota.
Michael and Kate have two sons, Drew and Matthew, both of whom were born in Hungary. The Bommaritos have traveled broadly including five continents and 18 countries. Michael has a passion to see the Body of Christ equipped for ministry that results in the nations being reached with the message of Jesus Christ.
Roland Dudley
Roland Dudley
Michael Land
Michael Land
M.M., B.M. - Lee University
Professional Experience:
Michael has had musical experience in a wide variety of areas. As a pianist, he has performed as a collaborative musician, accompanist, and a soloist. Within the church, he has been involved leading musical worship and conducting choral groups. As an educator, Michael has taught music courses and piano lessons at the collegiate level for three years, and he has taught private piano lessons for ten years.
About: Michael began teaching at Trinity in the fall of 2013. Recently married, he and his wife Rachel enjoy good sushi, being outside, and reading. They both love competition and hate losing whether it be in a game of basketball or board games.
Justin Gibson
Justin Gibson
Chair, General Education Department, Assistant Professor of History
Extension: 5425
M.S., Education, Southwest Minnesota State University
B.S., Education-English, Black Hills State University
B.A., Biblical Studies & Ministerial, Trinity Bible College
Faculty/ Adjunct Instructors
Rev. Rick Wadholm
Rev. Rick Wadholm Jr.
Ph.D. (candidate), Pentecostal and Biblical Studies, Bangor University, Wales
Graduate Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison
M.Div.Honours, Providence Theological Seminary
B.A., Biblical Studies and Global Studies, Trinity Bible College
Professional Experience:
- Instructor and Lecturer in Old Testament, Providence University College and Theological Seminary – 2012-Present
- Pastor of Karlstad Assembly of God in Karlstad, MN – 2003-2013
- Assistant Presbyter of the MN Assemblies of God – 2005-2013
- Pastor of Osnabrock Assembly of God in Osnabrock, ND – 1999-2002
- Pastor of Alsen Swiss Mennonite in Alsen, ND – 1999-2002
"Ono" in Lexham Bible Dictionary (Fall 2014)
"Hadad-Rimmon" in Lexham Bible Dictionary (Fall 2014)
Book Reviews:
Serge Frolov, Judges (Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans, 2013) in The Pentecostal Educator (Forthcoming)
Walter Bottom of FormBrueggemann, Sabbath as Resistance: Saying No to the Culture of Now (Louisville, KY: Westminster John Knox, 2014) in Pneuma Review (Forthcoming)
Dony K. Donev, The Life and Ministry of Rev. Ivan Voronaev: Now with a Special Addition of the (Un)Forgotten Story of the Voronaev Children ([S.l.]: Spasen Publishers, 2011) in Pneuma Review (Fall 2014)
Samuel Wells and George Sumner. Esther & Daniel. Brazos Theological Commentary on the Bible (Grand Rapids, MI: Brazos, 2014) in Trinity Journal (Forthcoming)
John Christopher Thomas, The Apocalypse: A Literary and Theological Commentary (Cleveland, TN: CPT Press, 2012) in Pneuma Review (Summer 2014)
David G. Firth and Paul D. Wegner, eds., Presence, Power, and Promise: The Role of the Spirit of God in the Old Testament (Downers Grove, IL: IVP Academic, 2011) in Enrichment Journal 17.4 (Fall 2012): 136
"Emerging Homiletics: A Pentecostal Response" – chapter in Toward a Pentecostal Theology of Preaching; Ed. Lee Roy Martin (Cleveland, TN: CPT Press, 2015, pp. 258-270)
"N.T.Wright's 'Justification' and the Cry of the Spirit" – chapter in edited volume; Eds. Jenny Everts and Jeffrey Lampe; Deo Publishing (Forthcoming)
Executive Editor of The Pentecostal Educator an e-journal of the World Alliance for Pentecostal Theological Education (2013-present)
Papers Delivered at Professional Associations:
"Finding the Spirit in the Former Prophets: A Historical Survey with Help from Elisha (2 Kings 2.13-18)" - Paper to be presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Pentecostal Studies, Lakeland, FL (2015)
"The Doubled Portion Spirit as Sign of the True Son of the Prophet" - Paper to be presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature, San Diego, CA (2014)
"The Theological Significance of Yôm in Genesis One" – Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Pentecostal Studies, Springfield, MO 2014
"What Time Is It? The Theological Motifs of Time in Genesis One" – Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Society of Biblical Studies, Victoria, BC 2013
"Emerging Homiletics: A Pentecostal Response" – Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Pentecostal Studies, Seattle, WA 2013
"N.T.Wright's 'Justification' and the Cry of the Spirit" – Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Pentecostal Studies, Memphis, TN 2011
"On a Modified Pacifism" – Paper presented to the Theological Society of Trinity Bible College, Ellendale, ND 1998
"A Theology of the Spirit in the Former Prophets: A Pentecostal Perspective" – In Process
"The Theological Meaning and Significance of Yôm in Genesis One" – 2012
Current Research Interests:
Translation and comments on The Book of Judith for the New English Translation
Old Testament Studies (including the Biblical Languages)
Biblical and Practical Theology
Hermeneutics and Theological Interpretation
Pentecostal Homiletics
Pneumatology (Old Testament)
About: Rick is married (Jenn) and has four children (Bryce, Abbi, Cambria and Zoë). Rick has pastored several rural congregations in ND and MN for 14 years and is ordained with the Assemblies of God (USA). He is a regular speaker for churches, camps and conferences. He enjoys reading and discussing theology and Biblical Studies, most particularly the works of Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Karl Barth.
Rick is an active member of the Canadian Society of Biblical Studies, the International Bonhoeffer Society, Pentecostals and Charismatics for Peace and Justice, the Society of Biblical Literature, and the Society for Pentecostal Studies. He has helped found the Society for Pentecostal Studies Student Caucus (and currently serves as Chair). He also enjoys blogging on topics of translation, Biblical studies, pastoring and theology by contributing to four different blogs—his personal blogging adventures hosted at http://rickwadholmjr.wordpress.com.
Aaron Thurber
Aaron Thurber
Ph.D. studies in Systematic Theology with secondary focus in Church History, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School at Trinity International University
M.Div. with Theology focus, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary
B.S. in Pastoral Ministry, minor in Missions, Valley Forge Christian College
A.S. in Engineering Science, Genesee Community College
Professional Experience:
- Attends conferences such as the A/G Educators Conference and the Society for Pentecostal Studies.
- Attends A/G District events such as Minister's Enrichment and District Council.
- Participant in the ACTS 2 journey with the local church.
Volunteer Involvement:
- Youth Soccer Coach
- Royal Rangers Outpost Commander
- Church Board Member
- Short-term Missions Trips
About: Aaron was raised in New York on a dairy farm before pursuing his education. He has enjoyed the opportunity to live in North Dakota for the past 13 years. His wife, Karen, was raised in New York City before pursuing her education, and has enjoyed the more holistic lifestyle offered by the upper Midwest region. They have four school-age children. The family enjoys outdoor activities, such as running, hunting, and gardening; and loves participating in local church life.
Rev. Larry Gunther
Rev. Larry Gunther
D.Min., Assemblies of God Theological Seminary 2011
M.A., Biblical Literature, Assemblies of God Theological Seminary 1993
B.A., Bible and Pastoral Studies, North Central Bible College 1973
B.A., Bible and Christian Education, North Central Bible College 1973
Professional Experience:
- North Dakota District Family Camp Bible teacher 2011, 2012
- Ordained Minister with The General Council of the Assemblies of God
- 23 years pastoral experience prior to Trinity
- 11 years pastoral experience while at Trinity
- 7 years pulpit supply in Assemblies of God, Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Church of Christ, and Congregational churches
Volunteer Involvements:
- Kulm Ambulance Service—EMT—4 years
- Ellendale Community Ambulance Service—EMT—12 years; driver—4 years
About: Married to Valerie Loven Gunther, November 25, 1972, Four children: Andrew (Jenna), Rachelle (Charles Lang), Sara, Micah (Jill)
One step-granddaughter—Samantha; four granddaughters—Aalexis, Sophie, Tressa, Lauryan; one grandson--Gunnar.
Cyndie Green
Cyndie Green
M.A., Counseling, Assemblies of God Theological Seminary
M.A., Marriage and Family Therapy, Assemblies of God Theological Seminary
B.A., Youth Ministries, Minor in Music, Central Bible College
Professional Experience:
- 1984 to 1992 – Teen Challenge Ministries – women's supervisor, curriculum supervisor, and parental supervisor
- 2006 to 2011 – Kidz Ark (child and youth residential rehab), Sterling, CO – provisionally licensed therapist for residents and their families
- 2011 to present – Trinity Bible College in Ellendale, ND – psychology professor
Volunteer Involvements:
- Highly involved in local church ministry in area of counseling thru the campus and area churches
- Addictions Recovery Counselor (part-time volunteer) for 12-step program in Aberdeen, SD
About: Cyndie has been married for 22 years to the love of her life, Stephen, who has been in small-town pastoral ministry. They have two daughters, Stephanie (17) and Amanda (14), and the family feels very happy and blessed to live in a town with the atmosphere of Ellendale.
Brad Kingsriter
Brad Kingsriter
Professional Experience:
- Have taught for two years as Adjunct Professor at Trinity Bible College
Volunteer Involvements:
- YMCA basketball tournaments
About: My family and I reside in Aberdeen, SD where I am on staff at Aberdeen First Assembly of God. I have been there for over 13 years. I have a wife and 4 kids, ranging in age from 18 to 9. I enjoy playing basketball, softball, and exercising at the YMCA. I enjoy reading professionally, and also non-fiction for fun.
Dustin Morgan
Dustin Morgan
BA in Biblical Studies/Elementary Education - Trinity Bible College
Minor in Athletic Coaching and an Emphasis on Youth Ministry - Trinity Bible College
Professional Experience:
- Currently Athletic Director, Head Football Coach, and Adj. Instructor of Physical Education at Trinity Bible College
- 3 years of Professional Football in the NIFL (National Indoor Football League)
- Ansley Public Schools - 6th grade classroom teacher/Jr. High PE teacher, Asst. Football Coach, Asst. Girls Basketball Coach, Asst. Boys and Girls Track Coach, Head Jr. High Football Coach, Head Jr. High Girls Basketball Coach, Head Jr. High Boys Track Coach
- Thedford Public Schools - K-12 PE teacher, Head Coach of 9 sports during those 4 years (Football, Girls Basketball, Boys Track, Girls Track, Jr. High Volleyball, Jr. High Boys Basketball, Jr. High Girls Basketball, Jr. High Boys Track, Jr. High Girls Track)
Volunteer Experience:
- Youth Interim Pastor at Spirit of Life Open Bible Church in Kearney, NE
- Worship team member at every church I've ever been apart of since learning to play the guitar 13 years ago.
About: Married to Aleena Morgan and the two of us have two totally awesome children: Jayce (9) and Caysen (7). We have been in a traveling music group of some sort since we got married. Have traveled on National Tours with rock bands, metal bands, worship bands, and evangelists! I'm PASSIONATE about Trinity Bible College, it is indeed the "GREATEST PLACE ON THE PLANET!" I also love my Denver Broncos and Nebraska Cornhuskers! I came back to Trinity in 2009 to follow God's command of building a Modern-Day Army of Joshua's and Caleb's to go and be impact people in the Kingdom of Heaven and to use Athletics to do that!! One of the ways that I believe this can happen is to launch 500 PE Teachers/Coaches into Americas Schools over the next 10 yrs! Man, God is GOOD and it is truly a FANTASTIC time to be a Trinity Lion!
Rachael Nowell
Rachael Nowell
- Girls Basketball Coach 2009-Present- Trinity Bible College
- Faculty - 2012-Present- Trinity Bible College
Sara Best
Sara Best
Professional Experience:
- Taught secondary school science in diverse cultural and socio-economic American settings; 2007-2012
- Academic Dean and Lecturer, Africa School of Missions, South Africa; 1990-2007
- Church Planter / Pastor, Hillsview Christian Fellowship, South Africa; 1990-2004
About: Shortly after Sara gave her heart to the Lord at the age of 14, she learned that there were places in the world where people didn't know about the Lord Jesus. Her response was, "I guess I better go." That started her on a lifelong commitment to missions. She served in South Africa for 20 years in missions training and pastoral ministry. After returning to the USA she had the opportunity to experience missions in the workplace as a science teacher in public and charter schools.
Currently Sara is serving at Trinity Bible College in Ellendale, North Dakota as the administrator of the graduate school program and Associate Professor in Inter-cultural Studies. Sara has recently commenced PhD studies in Inter-cultural Studies at the Assembly of God Theological Seminary in Springfield, MO
Dr. Brad Tennant
Dr. Brad Tennant
2007 University of South Dakota - Ed.D: History Education
2003 University of North Dakota - MA: History
1987 Northern State University - MAT: Social Sciences
1983 Northern State University - BS: Secondary Education (Social Science) Minor: History
Professional Experience:
- 2010-present Associate Professor of History (tenured 2008)
Volunteer Involvements:
- South Dakota State Historical Society (President)
- Brown County Historical Society (Vice President)
- Aberdeen/Brown County Landmarks Commission (Secretary)
About: Dr. Brad Tennant is an Associate Professor of History from Aberdeen, South Dakota and serves as an adjunct professor at Trinity Bible College. In addition to his teaching assignments, Tennant is an active researcher, writer, and presenter on a variety of state and regional topics. Dr. Tennant serves on the Board of Trustees of the South Dakota State Historical Society, where he currently is the president of the Board. He is also a member of several other national, state, and local historical organizations. Tennant and his wife, Brigid, live in Aberdeen, South Dakota.
Colby Simonsen
Colby Simonsen
Jeannine Gibson
Jeannine Gibson
Assistant Professor of History
Bob Wadholm
Bob Wadholm
Assistant Professor of Business / Biblical and Theological Studies
Ph.D. Studies, Information Science and Learning Technologies with emphasis in Philosophy, Missouri University
M.S.Ed., Instructional Systems Technology, Indiana University
M.A., Biblical Studies, Global University
Graduate Studies, Linguistics, University of North Dakota
B.A., Biblical Studies and Global Studies, Trinity Bible College
Professional Experience:
- Instructor in Information Science and Learning Technologies, Missouri University – 2012-2014
- Manager of the Digital Media Zone, Missouri University – 2013-2014
- Instructor of Graphic Design and Information Technologies, Stephens Henager College – 2011-2012
- Interaction Designer, Digital Humanities Commons at Missouri University – 2013-Present
- Web / Instructional Design Consultant – 2007-Present
- Youth / Worship Pastor, 6 years
Essays in philosophy (2014), I found you (2007), Essays in biblical interpretation (2005), and his M.A. thesis An apologetic of signs and wonders in Luke-Acts (2005).
Peer Reviewed Publications:
Xing, X., Wadholm, R., Petakovic, E., & Goggins, S. (2015). Group learning assessment in CSCL: Developing a theory-informed analytics. Educational Technology & Society, 18(2), 110-128.
Kwon, S., Wadholm, R., & Carmody, L. (2014). Assessing competencies: An evaluation of ASTD's Certified Professional in Learning and Performance (CPLP) designation. Evaluation & Program Planning, 44, 48-58.
Xing, W., Wadholm, R., & Goggins, S. (2014). Learning analytics in CSCL with a focus on assessment: An exploratory study of theory-informed cluster analysis. Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Learning Analytics and Knowledge (pp. 59-67). Indianapolis, IN: ACM.
Wadholm, R., Early, Z. & Larsen, C. (2013). Assessing the Pedagogical Usability of a Digital Resource Sharing Library. In T. Bastiaens & G. Marks (Eds.), Proceedings of the World Conference on E-Learning in Corporate, Government, Healthcare, and Higher Education 2013 (pp. 208-214). Chesapeake, VA: AACE.
Book Reviews:
Wadholm, R. (2009). The world is open. Educational Technology Research & Development, 57(3), 411-412.
Wadholm, R. (2014). Cognitive penetration of Pentecostal hermeneutics. Proceedings of the 42nd Annual Meeting of the Society for Pentecostal Studies.
Xing, W., Wadholm, R., & Goggins, S. (2014). Assessment analytics in CSCL: An exploratory study of activity-informed method. Poster presented at the International Conference of the Learning Sciences.
Gibson, T., & Wadholm, R. (2014). The Greek key: New technologies for the analysis of rhetorical figures in classical and biblical texts. International Meeting of the Society for Biblical Literature.
Wadholm, R. (2013). Distributed expertise: From learning networks to open knowledge communities. 3rd Annual Ed Tech Conference, MMA.
Wadholm, R. (2010). Free and open – Web 2.0 and the extension of Pentecostal education. Proceedings of the 39th Annual Meeting of the Society for Pentecostal Studies.
Wadholm, R. (2007). The role of experience in the interpretation of miracle narratives in Lucan literature. Proceedings of the 36th Annual Meeting of the Society for Pentecostal Studies.
About: Bob has a wife, Grace, and one daughter, Emily. He loves to discuss philosophy, to do theology, and to play with technology. His current research interests include developing a philosophy of open knowledge (his dissertation topic), hermeneutics, and analytics. He is an active member of the Society of Christian Philosophers, the Society of Biblical Literature, the Society for Pentecostal Studies, and the Association for the Advancement of Computers in Education.


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Once at the shop, we rolled it on out from behind a bunch of other scopes to pull the mirror and have a look. I wanted to be sure it was a Cave mirror before I bought it. Turns out it was made in 1972, with a 35 1/4" FL - f/4.4. For a long time, I thought this was an f/5 scope, but this is actually the Cave 8" f/4.5 RFT Lightweight Deluxe model as advertised in the early 70's catalog. It was also advertised as a Dual Capability scope - an RFT at f/4.5 and f/14 with a barlow. The only eyepieces or accessories that came with this one was an older Japan Teleview 40mm Plossl.
The 38" long fiberglass OTA sits on a Lightweight Deluxe mount with Clock Drive, 1" shafts and rotating rings. The scope is painted the grey and wrinkle black scheme. There are no Cave Labels on the OTA or mount and no signs that there every were any.


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SharePoint Users Develop Insecure Habits
Gothenburg, 19 January 2012
Survey finds almost half of SharePoint users disregard the security within SharePoint, and copy sensitive or confidential documents to insecure hard drives, USB keys or even email it to a third party.
The results of a survey, released today, has found that Microsoft® SharePoint users are aware of the risks that exposing sensitive data can cause to their organization, yet unbelievably they are using the collaboration tool as an excuse to turn a blind eye. The study, sponsored by Cryptzone - the IT threat mitigation experts, discovered that while 92% of respondents understood that taking data out of SharePoint made it less secure, 30% were willing to take the risk stating they were "Not bothered if it helps me get the job done". Thirty four percent confessed they never really thought about the security implications of SharePoint, while incredibly 13% believe protecting company data is not their responsibility. When examining users' handling of sensitive or confidential information, a defiant 45% of SharePoint users said that they disregard the security within SharePoint and copy sensitive or confidential documents from the collaboration tool to their local hard drive, USB device or even email it to a third party.
The main reasons for copying documents from SharePoint were either to work from home (43%) or share it with third parties who don't have access to the tool (over 55%). What this practice demonstrates is that this new technology, while supposedly a business enabler, is recognized by many employees as a barrier and doesn't live up to its full potential as an inclusive collaboration tool to enhance productivity.
Daniel Nilsson, data loss prevention expert at Cryptzone said, "Organizations recognize that today's workforce needs to be able to collaborate effectively, but if this new found access to data is introducing lax security practices then the danger could quickly outweigh the benefits. While some might consider it admirable that their employees are so dedicated to getting the job done, the fact remains that they're circumventing procedures and security put in place for good reason. Ignoring the consequences is a risky strategy - is it any wonder then that we see so many data security breaches as a result. Rather than ignoring what's happening, steps need to be taken that recognize the increasing porosity of the perimeter and allow the workforce to harness the power SharePoint offers without compromising security."
The study also found that a third of administrators feel users are capable of controlling access rights, but are not given this responsibility. It is unsurprising then that IT Administrators remain overwhelmingly responsible for managing access rights within SharePoint (69%) however this is likely to be higher as 22% of users simply aren't aware how access rights are managed. Yet, with over a third (35%) of SharePoint administrators snooping around and peeking at documents they're not meant to read, some organizations clearly aren't getting the balance right. When digging deeper to see what was being viewed, 34% were looking at employee details, 23% salary details and eight percent merger and acquisition details and even redundancy notices!
Nigel Stanley, Practice Leader for Security at Analyst Firm Bloor Research said, "Whilst hackers and cyber criminals get the headlines, it really is the inside threat that poses the biggest security headache. The survey does highlight the fact that employees for the most part just want to get on and do a good job and will try and get around security measures if these are seen to be a barrier to their work. We need to educate these people as well as put in decent security controls".
He added, "My biggest issue is with snooping administrators. Trusted individuals that behave in such a way should be kicked out of their jobs and never allowed to work in IT again".
Daniel Nilsson concludes, "Organizations need to come up with even more innovative methods of communicating cause and effect to their users. Perhaps even consider sanctions to wake up the 12% that don't consider it their role to protect corporate information. In the meantime, technology exists to provide all the encryption and access rights management tools needed for co-workers to share information securely and assign access rights in line with policies; and strong security features ensure regulatory compliance. Organizations should be confident that information is accessible to those who need it, and protected from those who don't."
To download the SharePoint Security Survey Results visit: http://www.cryptzone.com/sharepoint-security-survey
Press Contact:
Darshna Kamani
Eskenzi PR
020 7183 2839
About the Cryptzone Group:
The Cryptzone Group is a technology innovator of proactive controls to mitigate IT security risk. We bring together the people, processes and technology to mitigate information security risks identified in the four key areas of Policy Compliance, Content Security, Secure Access and Endpoint Security. Headquartered in Sweden, the company has offices in the UK, USA and Poland, as well as an extensive partner network with more than 150 global partners. For more information about the company and its solutions, visit www.cryptzone.com.
Cryptzone's share is listed on First North, Sweden, the Nordic alternative market operated by NASDAQ OMX. Certified Adviser is Thenberg & Kinde Fondkommission AB.


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- RIP: Former Austrian doubles player Daniela Klemenschits died Wednesday after battling cancer. She was 25.
- Davis Cup doodles: Aussie Open finalist Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (knee injury) + Richard Gasquet (blisters???) have pulled out of the tie this weekend against defending champs the US, while Miami champ Nikolay Davydenko will sit out the opening singles rubber against when Russia takes on the Czech Republic. Captain Shamil Tarpischev decided to give him time to rest. ESPN.com's Ravi Ubha has a tie-by-tie breakdown.
- Grass court tennis: Tim Henman, who dodged protesters during his leg of the Olympic torch relay, will be joining the BBC as a commentator for this year's Wimbledon. Men's Wimby warm-up Nottingham will be played at Eastbourne starting next season creating the seventh men's + women's combined event on the tours. Nottingham's consolation prize? A combined men's + women's Challenger event during the second week of the French Open.
- Serbian stories: You know you've made it when your country puts your mug on a stamp, right? I guess that can be said for Ana Ivanovic + Jelena Jankovic as well as Novak Djokovic who all received the honor. And speaking of Ana, apparently the sexy Serb would like to meet a certain Wentworth Miller of FOX's Prison Break. I hope she knows that he might be rallying for another team - oops!
- Serena bandwagon: We love her, we hate her, we love her again, we're frustrated by her, we love her again + again. But the 40 young girls from Miami-Dade County who got to meet the 8-time Grand Slammer won't mind - they have real respect for her.
- Olympics news: Meet Rodney Harmon, the head coach for the US tennis Olympic team.
- On the move? Reports have surfaced that The Tennis Channel Open may be moving from Las Vegas to Tampa after the Tennis Channel sold the tourney to the ATP.
- Concrete Elbow: Find out who's head-of-the-class and who's failing miserably in the first quarter, at least according to TENNIS.com's Steve Tignor.
(image via Getty)
Thursday, April 10, 2008
+ THURSDAY NETCORDS: Serena, Nikolay, Tim...French Davis Cup team implodes, Tennis Channel Open to Tampa and more
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These Serbians are so Hollywood obsessed!!! What's next, Janko partying with Nicky Hilton at Area nightclub?ReplyDelete
And condolences to Daniela's family. She was so young. :(
They do love to entertain - it seems it's in their blood.ReplyDelete
Ana better watch out or Wentworth's new man will cut her!
How long until Nole announces he's dating an Olsen?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 11, 2008 at 12:34 AM
So Perez Hilton is an authority now? That person is as unreliable as they come, and Wentworth has said, countless times, that he is not day. I'd believe him any day over the douchebag that is Mario Lavandeira.ReplyDelete
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Images: A day in gunnery [Image 15 of 16]
Photo by Sgt. Richard Wrigley
Soldiers from Company D, 1st Battalion, 64th Armor Regiment "Desert Rogues," 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, sit and wait their turn to take out an M1A2SEP Abrams tank to fire the first engagement of the night portion of Gunnery Table V here at Red Cloud Range, Dec. 6. The Rogue company is currently conducting Gunnery Table V, the practice phase before the final qualification phase, Gunnery Table VI. Table V is very similar to Table VI and consists of numerous targets and maneuvers, where the crew attempts to qualify on the vehicle. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Richard Wrigley, 2nd ABCT, 3rd ID, Public Affairs NCO)
This work, A day in gunnery [Image 1 of 16], by SSG Richard Wrigley, identified by DVIDS, is free of known copyright restrictions under U.S. copyright law.
Date Taken:12.06.2013
Date Posted:12.10.2013 00:30
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Here's a great deal…the Royals are now offering a $10 Unlimited Play Pass for the Outfield Experience! That's right, for $10 per person, you can ride the Carousel, putt a few rounds at Sluggerrr's Golf Stop at The K, hit at the John Deere Little K and more!
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I would like to know if there is a way to identify system folders (ex: inbox, sent items, etc.) in Zimbra. After having a closer look, it seems to me that they have an ID lower or equal to 16? Are the IDs always the same for system folders, regardless of language (ex: Japanese mailbox)? If IDs cannot be relied upon, how can we reliably identify which folders are system folder.
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If you want the right answer you had better ask me now -- I'm staying in a Holiday Inn Express right now. Hopefully I don't have to wait until tommorrow morning for the smarts to kick in.
Will will win!
What are the winning lotto numbers?
Just in case you didn't know... I'm a girl.
How come the dinosaurs went extinct?
The artist formerly known as SouthernHawk
I would ask you how to bet the Fiesta Bowl on CyBookie, but I got home from work to find that somebody had CLOSED it waaaaay before the game started.
Why does my wife always want to talk to me when I start reading a book? Not 5 minutes before.....not 2 minutes after I put it down....only as soon as I get through about words......why???
Lose Weight Now! Ask me how!
Originally Posted by 4VR4CY
What are the winning lotto numbers?
You can't have 'em! I want them!
Why was one of the "blind" guys singing the National Anthem before the TU and tOSU game wearing a watch?
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Why do a select few of Iowa Hawkeye fans think they could beat Oklahoma with the way they played Saturday at the Outback Bowl?
When is that Nigerian dude going to respond to my emails?
Originally Posted by dosry5
Why does my wife always want to talk to me when I start reading a book? Not 5 minutes before.....not 2 minutes after I put it down....only as soon as I get through about words......why???
She assumes you're just looking at pictures?
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
Sic Semper Jayhawks
Originally Posted by SeattleClone
When is that Nigerian dude going to respond to my emails?
CycloneErik and I also echo this statement.
Is it true that if you dont use it, you lose it!?
"I feel sorry for people who don't drink. When they wake up in the morning, that's as good as they're going to feel all day".-Frank Sinatra
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Originally Posted by CycloneErik
She assumes you're just looking at pictures?
Are you my wife?
Originally Posted by dosry5
Are you my wife?
I'm not your wife or mother. Maybe your worst nightmare.
And I echo the sentiments of IcSyU and SeattleClone. Nigerian Prince, if you're reading this board, please respond to our e-mails! We're just trying to help!!!!
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