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How do you deal with the general public when it comes to conspiracies?
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What I mean is when you show them proof but they still deny, deny and deny--maybe then even act like you have the plague? I've showed people things like Operation Northwoods, etc. I've gotten to the point where I don't bother anymore. It seems most people either don't care, are so dang blind or will deny anything--even with proof. It's quite frustrating. Should I still continue to inform people or stick with just giving up on the public?
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Have you made yourself the town crier? Why do you find the need to tell everybody and WHY do they need to agree with you and/or "understand or wakeup" to YOUR ideas?
Why are you any different than the biblethumpers that feel they not only have the right but the obligation to preach at you?
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Reaching out without Dumbing Down: A Theology of Worship for the Turn-of-the-Century Cultureby Marva J. Dawn
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Pub. Date: 07/28/1995
Publisher: Eerdmans, William B. Publishing Company
Why do churches fight "Worship Wars?" Why do discussions about how to conduct worship often split into two vitriolic polarities over "traditional" versus "contemporary" styles or into two opposing camps, such as organists/ guitarists, baby boomers/elders, returnees/loyalists or clergy/musicians? These "worship wars"
Why do churches fight "Worship Wars?" Why do discussions about how to conduct worship often split into two vitriolic polarities over "traditional" versus "contemporary" styles or into two opposing camps, such as organists/ guitarists, baby boomers/elders, returnees/loyalists or clergy/musicians? These "worship wars" prevent us from being the Church.
In Reaching Out Without Dumbing Down, Marva Dawn writes to help local parishes and denominations think more thoroughly about worship and culture so that they can function effectively in contemporary society. She roots her discussion of worship issues in a careful assessment of significant aspects of the present technological, boomer, post-modern society and names criteria by which to judge the various cultural influences. She then sketches essential attributes of worship. Dawn recognizes that the vitality and faithfulness of our personal and corporate Christian lives and the effectiveness of our outreach to the world depend on the character that is formed in individuals and communities.
How can churches best reach out to society without "dumbing down" this essential character formation? Dawn discusses music, preaching, and all the accouterments of worship and offers practical suggestions for choosing the best tools and forms to deepen worship life, nurture faith development, and increase believers' outreach throughout the universal church and to the world.
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- Publication date:
- 07/28/1995
- Pages:
- 307
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- Product dimensions:
- 6.00(w) x 9.02(h) x 0.90(d)
Table of Contents
- Why This Book Is Critically Needed
- Inside the Technological, Boomer, Postmodern Culture
- Outside the Idolatries of Contemporary Culture
- Upside-Down: Worship as a Subversive Act
- God as the Center of Worship: Who Is Worship For?
- The Character of the Believer: Having Content or Being Content?
- The Character of the Church as Christian Community: What Is at Stake?
- Throwing the Baby Out with the Bath Water or Putting the Baby in Fresh Clothes: Music
- Worship Ought to Kill Us: The Word
- Discovering Our Place in the Story: Ritual and Liturgy and Art
- Reaching Out without Dumbing Down
- The Church as Its Own Worst Enemy: Is It Happening Again?
Foreword by Martin E. Marty
PART I: Our Culture and the Church's Worship
PART II: The Culture Surrounding Our Worship
PART III: The Culture of Worship
PART IV: The Culture in Our Worship
PART V: Worship for the Sake of the Culture
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A son of Lawyer Ron, out of Viva La Slew, Itsmyluckyday will look to
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Monmouth's main track looking to claim the winner's share of the
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think he'll be stalking the pace," Plesa said regarding strategy for
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him to be stalking it. We drew an outside post position, but it's all
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Considering that the F1 boss believes that protests are probably inevitable following the introduction of the new moveable rear-wing for 2011 due to how it is regulated, it is a surprise that he doesn't feel that this could also bring controversy to a race.
Anything manufactured is open to abuse. While Bernie might claim that the 'fake rain' will be ran by a computer program with a random selection for when it happens and the levels of rain, spectators will shout conspiracy theories if it ever has any affect on a race outcome.
While fans want the races to be entertaining, we also want F1 to remain as a sport first and for that to happen, you simply cannot interfere with the outcomes of the race with anything artificial.
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Women nabbed at JFK with cocaine in hair weaves
Two women who were caught trying to smuggle cocaine to the United States from Guyana in their hair weaves have been arraigned in New York and while one of them has been released on bail, the other has been remanded with a bail hearing set for today.
The two women are Makeeba Graham and Kiana Howell, both of whom appeared before Judge Vera M Scanlon in the United States District Court, Eastern District of New York on Monday.
Graham was released on US$100,000 bail, with conditions, while Howell, who allegedly confessed that her boyfriend asked her to take the package to the US, for which she would be paid US$7,500, was not.
The complaints against the women, obtained by this newspaper, said that on or about Sunday, Graham arrived at John F Kennedy International Airport in Queens, New York, from Guyana on board Caribbean Airlines flight, BW 526.
Graham was selected for a Customs and Border Patrol examination, according to Special Agent Jeffrey Fidler, of the US Department of Homeland Security, Homeland Security Investigations.
Fidler's deposition said Graham was in possession of one small carry-on bag, was wearing an airline blanket sheet over her torso and had an unusually high bulky hairstyle. "When asked about her trip to Guyana, the defendant became fidgety, surprised and evasive. A bag examination was conducted with negative results. A pat down was then conducted, during which the officer felt a hard object on the defendant's head," he said.
"The defendant was asked to remove her hair weave but she stated she could not do so, because the hair was sewn to her natural hair. The defendant was then escorted to the JFK Medical Facility where a portion of the defendant's hair weave was removed and one round package wrapped with clear plastic and containing a white powdery substance was revealed. The white powdery substance tested positive for cocaine. Makeeba Graham was then placed under arrest," he added.
The total approximate gross weight of the cocaine found on Graham was 1,046.0 grammes.
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Howell also arrived in the USA on the same flight as Graham and she too was selected for Customs and Border Protection examination.
Fidler, in a separate deposition, said that Howell was in possession of one small green 'Pacific Coast' carry-on bag and a purple purse, and was walking alone towards the customs control point to exit. "During the routine questioning, the defendant appeared to be extremely nervous; her carotid artery was pumping, she could not remain still, she would not make eye contact with the CBP officer, and she appeared as if she was going to faint. She also requested to go to the bathroom a few times and was very fidgety. A bag examination was conducted with negative results. A pat-down was then conducted, during which the CBP officer felt an unusual bulge underneath the defendant's hair weave," Fidler said.
"When asked what the bulge was, the defendant stated it was part of her hair weave. Pursuant to a partial body search, the defendant was asked to remove her hair weave, but she stated that she could not do so, because she had a package that was sewn into it," he added.
Fidler noted that Howell also stated that her boyfriend in Guyana told her to bring the package under her hair weave to the United States for him, and that, although she did not know what the package contained, she knew it was not a good thing.
Howell was then escorted to the medical facility at the airport, where a portion of the wig was removed and one rounded package wrapped with clear plastic and containing a white, powdery substance field tested positive for cocaine. She was then arrested.
The total approximate gross weight of the cocaine found on Howell was 996 grammes.
After she was arrested, Howell agreed to waive her Miranda Rights and said that she was told she would be paid US$7,500 to smuggle the package in her hair weave to the USA.
She said she believed the package contained drugs, though she did not know what kind, Fidler added.
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yep 7 straight up weeks is ridiculous as hell!Considering the worst will catch up to the hype thursday is D day.
Good trade, man.
The money has been flowing out all week.http://online.wsj.com/mdc/public/page/2_3022-mflppg-moneyflow.html?mod=mdc_uss_pglnk
Yesterday was a huge money outflow day. Big boys have already started to bail out of the rally.http://online.wsj.com/mdc/public/page/2_3022-mflppg-moneyflow-20090504.html?mod=mdc_pastcalendar
What makes you think market goes down after stress test result? They've been leaking all week long. So far it's done nothing but bidding up banks.
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A terrific simple composition Vickie! Congrats on your Feature in Barns Big and Small. We also added a Like to your work! Celebrate life, Debra and Dave
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E - Records Information Management System (ERIMS)
based in Denver, COLORADO (USA)
ERIMS is a database driven web-based information management system that changes as the database changes. Active Server Pages (ASPs) are generated from the database each time a new web page is accessed. This means there are no static pages that get outdated and the information displayed is always the most current available. ERIMS has a scalable architecture that allows it ...
Compliance Solutions
based in Denver, COLORADO (USA)
Compliance Solutions, the nation`s largest privately held H&S training company offers Web-Based (WBT) and Instructor-Led (ILT) training courses for clients in the U.S. and abroad. Our library of 70 hazmat and occupational health & safety courses is being constantly expanded to meet our clients diverse needs. Our proprietary learning management system (LMS) allows ...
SWCA Environmental Consultants
Office in Durango, COLORADO (USA)
SWCA Environmental Consultants has provided comprehensive environmental planning, regulatory compliance and natural and cultural resource management services to businesses and government clients across the United States. We are an employee-owned firm of scientists, planners, and technical specialists. We combine scientific expertise with sound technical skills to provide ...
Linko Technology Inc.
based in Wheat Ridge, COLORADO (USA)
Linko Technology, Inc. provides regulatory compliance tracking software for WWTPs, Sanitation Districts and other organizations tasked with wastewater source control compliance. Linko`s products help with compliance tracking and compliance reporting. Agencies use the software to meet EPA and State regulatory compliance. Since 1996, Linko has been used by leading ...
Vanguard Environmental, Inc.
Office in Glendale, COLORADO (USA)
Vanguard Environmental Inc. manages regulatory compliance for more companies than any other organization, public or private, in North America. Vanguard serves a diverse clientele throughout Industry - manufacturers and non-manufacturers alike - through its `Mission Control` style of Turn-Key compliance.
Habitat Management
based in Englewood, COLORADO (USA)
Habitat Management, Inc. (HMI) specializes in environmental projects, land reclamation and permitting and regulatory affairs. Our extensive field and project management knowledge make us uniquely qualified to provide our clients with innovative natural resource management expertise that is technically advanced and practical in its field application. Habitat Management is ...
Custom Instrumentation Services Corporation - CiSCO
based in Englewood, COLORADO (USA)
Custom Instrumentation Services Corporation (CiSCO) provides complete Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS) and Data Acquisition and Handling Systems (DAHS/DARS) to monitor stack gases, process gases, flow, and opacity for EPA regulatory compliance and process control.
JDS-Hydro Consultants, Inc.
based in Colorado Springs, COLORADO (USA)
JDS-Hydro Consultants, Inc. is a multi-disciplined firm, focussing in water and wastewater treatment and distribution design, specializing in planning, design and construction in the following fields: - Water System Planning and Design - Wastewater System Planning and Design - Reuse and Recharge Planning and Design - Water Resources Planning - Surface ...
Pioneer Solutions LLC
based in Greenwood Village, COLORADO (USA)
Pioneer Solutions` mission is to provide enterprise-wide risk management and environmental software solutions to our clients. Our focus is on front, middle and back-office Commodities and Energy Trading Risk Management (C/ETRM), Environmental Management Information Systems (EMIS) and Enterprise Compliance Solutions. Our solutions manage your workflow across multiple ...
Geomega Inc.
based in Boulder, COLORADO (USA)
Geomega comprises a small group of dedicated individuals who seek to solve complex environmental problems on behalf of our industrial, commercial, and legal clientele. The technical disciplines of our 50 environmental scientists encompass geochemistry, sediment transport, human health and ecological risk assessment, air quality, hydrology, chemistry, glaciology, ...


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One Beefy Tractor: the Massey Ferguson 1533
One of North America's most accomplished whitewater pioneers, Paul Breuer spends more time these days riding his tractor than guiding a raft. Along with his wife Jennifer, Breuer owns and operates Country Road Cabins. The 89-acre rustic resort is home to 20 deluxe rental cabins near West Virginia's New and Gauley rivers, where Breuer helped build the state's whitewater industry.
In addition to maintaining the property's miles of gravel roads, he mows fields and lawns, buries cable and water lines, clears snow and pulls a towable lift to work on those hard-to-reach places on his cabins, all with one tractor—a versatile, durable 33-HP Massey Ferguson® 1533.
In addition to stability and power, the MF1533 has a creeper gear that allows Paul to perform some exceptionally tricky tasks. "I have this 25-foot pole [that's fitted to the] front of the tractor that I lift trusses with and set structurally insulated panels that are 400 and 500 pounds. You've got to go very slow and be very careful with it, and that's where this creeper gear is just fantastic for me."
From tractor to service, owning a Massey Ferguson has exceeded his expectations, says Paul, especially "after owning another 'red brand' that had 32 HP, but no real steel and guts under the hood. The Massey Ferguson is just heavier and more solid, but it's got better fuel economy. It's the best of both worlds.
"I don't know how they do it, but they do it and it works. I wouldn't trade that tractor for anything," he says, pauses and adds, "except another Massey."
For more, including a video of Breuer at Country Road Cabins, see http://www.myfarmlife.com/features/a-blue-sky-kind-of-guy-the-great-outdoors-with-paul-breuer/.
Massey Ferguson Introduces 4600M Series Tractors
Massey Ferguson® 4600 Series tractors have quickly become a favorite for utility applications. With the introduction of the 4600M Series, which consists of three new models, Massey Ferguson has made them even more versatile with the addition of new options and standard features, as well as compliance with new emissions standards.
An improved Deluxe cab option boasts even more features for comfort and convenience. Among them are a rear wiper and defrost, fender-mounted 3-point-hitch controls, an air-ride seat, a front sun visor, and long-lasting and super-bright LED lights. Those who need a utility tractor for loader work will also appreciate a loader-ready package that includes frame rails, joystick control and grill guard. Both the Standard and Deluxe cabs will also come radio-ready, with speakers and antennae.
"The new Deluxe cab will be particularly beneficial for our customers in northern climates conducting snow-removal activities," says Warren Morris, AGCO tactical marketing manager for tractors under 150 HP.
All models also meet the newest Tier 4 Final emissions standards. For the new MF4609M and MF4610M models, this involved the addition of an SCR (selective catalytic reduction) system to supplement the diesel oxidation catalyst (DOC) and high-pressure common rail system.
"We introduced a new 70-HP model, the MF4607M," Morris says. "This puts it below the 75-HP threshold, which allows us to build it to Tier 4 Final emission requirements without SCR components to achieve this level. This helps to keep the costs down for customers, but still gives them the features they need from a full-utility tractor."
For more, see http://www.myfarmlife.com/advantage/massey-ferguson-introduces-4600m-series-tractors/.
New MF entry-level tractors and implement range for Africa and Middle East
Massey Ferguson is introducing a new range of 50hp-85hp tractors for selected African and Middle East markets.
This latest move will further strengthen its product offering in the lower horsepower tractor sector in these territories and offer a broader choice to farmers looking for a rugged and reliable multi-purpose machine. In addition, to complement these new MF 300 Series tractors, a new line of Massey Ferguson-branded implements is also being unveiled for the region.
"Simple, yet powerful, the MF 300 Series tractors are tried and tested, with a strong reputation for straightforward operation and robust dependability – they are ideally-equipped to meet the tough challenges of African and Middle East agriculture," says Thierry Lhotte, Massey Ferguson Vice-President Marketing, Europe/Africa/Middle East. "More than 1.5 million units based on this renowned design are already at work in the world."
Affordable and economical to run, these entry-level 'do anything' tractors will have strong appeal as the main power source for smallholder farmers or local community groups looking to mechanise or upgrade their agricultural operations. The models can also be a valuable addition to a machinery fleet on larger farms or estates requiring a cost-effective workhorse.
Initially, a choice of six Massey Ferguson matched implements, covering cultivation, planting and transport, will be available for the MF 300 Series.
"As true multi-taskers, the MF 300 Series are equally adept at cultivation, planting, transport or yard duties, working across a wide range of farm sectors including arable, livestock and horticulture," explains Thierry Lhotte. "Low cost of ownership, easy servicing and maintenance plus expert support from the Massey Ferguson local Distributor ensure a fully-sustainable and inclusive farm mechanisation package."
Consisting of six models in total, three MF 300 Series models are set for release in early 2016 – the 50hp MF 345 two-wheel-drive (2WD), 75hp MF 375 (2WD) and 85hp MF 385 (2WD and 4WD). The longer wheelbase 50hp MF 350 (2WD), 60hp MF 355 (2WD) and 60hp MF 360 (2WD) will follow later in the year.
Silver Medal for 360°camera fitted to Massey Ferguson Delta and Centora Combines at Agritechnica Show 2015
A new 360° camera system now available for the Massey Ferguson MF 9380 Delta and MF 7380 and MF 7382 Centora combines has been awarded a DLG Silver Medal at the Agritechnica Show 2015.
The camera allows operators to 'see' into blind spots and pick up objects that they may not be able to view from the cab or in the mirrors. This improves safety, efficiency and reduces the risk of damage by providing an uninterrupted, 'real time' view of all around the whole machine – including from above.
In awarding the Silver Medal, the DLG judges said: "Digital processing increases the potential of imaging systems to detect the environment around an agricultural machine. This technology is a major advance over purely visual solutions."
The system also makes it easier to manoeuvre the combine, which reduces the risk of collisions and accidents. Ultimately this will also improve efficiency with quicker, safer headland turns as well as cutting downtime, lowering avoidable repair and damage costs as well as the associated risks when operating large vehicles.
The 360° camera system will be available through the AGCO Parts Division in 2016. The Dealer-fitted system takes about one day to install and calibrate.
Massey Ferguson 100-130hp MF 5700 SL Series Introduces a New Tractor Genre
Four new highly versatile 100hp to 130hp tractors in the new Massey Ferguson MF 5700 SL Series offer best in class visibility, manoeuvrability and transmission control.
As well as making the perfect partner for a Massey Ferguson loader, the new tractors are also ideally suited to a wide range of field and transport duties.
"The MF 5700 SL Series introduces a new genre of tractors that build on the success of the MF 5600 Series. They mould together the compact dimensions required by livestock and mixed farmers with the performance and power needed for arable work," says Campbell Scott, Director, Marketing Services.
"At the same time Massey Ferguson has refined its elegant answer to meeting the requirements of the strict Stage IV/Tier 4 final emission regulations with a revolutionary, 'All in One' Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) system," he adds.
The unique 'All in One' SCR technology employed on the latest AGCO Power 4.4 litre, four cylinder engine doesn't sacrifice power, efficiency, maintenance, ground clearance or, importantly, visibility. It is also proven to help reduce fuel consumption.
"Mounting the highly compact SCR system below the cab on the right hand side allows the MF 5700 SL Series to retain its steep sloping bonnet to offer unrivalled forward visibility, unimpeded by any extraneous additions," explains Mr Scott.
Up in the cab, operators benefit from the same comfort provided on larger Massey Ferguson tractors offering superb visibility across the steep nosed bonnet along with the same sophisticated, but straightforward control. A new clear dashboard colour display provides better visibility during the day and at night making it easier to use the Set Up and Information Screen (SIS).
A new Speedsteer option makes it possible to vary the number of steering wheel revolutions needed to turn the wheels from lock-to-lock. This allows loading operations and headland turns to be made more quickly and with less effort.
All the MF 5700 SL Series tractors can be specified with the choice of either the Dyna-4 or Dyna-6, efficient and easy to use transmissions. Both come with the useful brake to neutral function and the option of AutoDrive.
Unrivalled hydraulic operation and control is provided by a choice of three systems to help users tailor the tractors to suit every application. All models are equipped with an efficient twin-pump system that delivers 58 litres/min for the spool valves and linkage, with a separate pump for all internal services.
For those requiring extra flow – to boost loader performance – there is also the 100 litre/min combined flow system, which combines the flow from the linkage pump with 42 litres/min from an additional high pressure pump.
A 110 litre/min closed centre load sensing (CCLS) system is another option, delivering flow and pressure on demand for optimum output, control and economy. This also comes with finger-tip spool valve controls or electronic joystick.
All models are also available with the option of front axle suspension, developed and built by Massey Ferguson as an integral part of the design.


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Second Annual Rhinelander St. Patrick's Day Parade
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- The second annual St. Patrick's Day Parade kicked off with a little chill in the air.
"Last year was really festive and everything and it was more like a memorial day parade," said spectator, Mary Romportl.
"But it's fun to come out here no matter what the weather and see your friends and everybody from town and everyone dressed in green so it's still fun."
"We didn't have 75 degrees and we're having as much fun or more than we did last year. The temperature will not make the day different." said parade committee coordinator, Jack Winkler.
People had no problem sporting green today.
"I thought it was pretty good for Saint Patrick's Day today," said spectator, Bonnie Ahlborn.
"It's a great day to get out and show your Irish heritage and just have a good time."
Despite the slight change in the weather, people enjoyed the floats and the Irish spirit.
"I like to see the hodag, the little kids, the green vehicles, it's fun." spectator, Jody Kulick said.
"The Families, it looks like a great coming together experience for a lot of people." said spectator, Kim Grasee.
"The best part to me is just to see people I know or haven't seen all winter and everybody is in a festive mood." Romportl said.
And even though it may not have been the sea of green from last year, those in charge of it were pretty pleased with the people who came out.
"Turnout is perfect. It's Saint Patty's Day," said Parade Committee, David O'Melia.
"We're here to do this for the community."
"Not a bad turn out. Kind of cold," Parade Committee, Tim Phelan said.
"Last year was 75 and sunny. We had a great crowd, but this year was good."
When the parade was done, to keep the Irish spirit going people headed to the pubs on brown street.
And the parade committee did something special this year for those who might have drank too much.
"We do raise money for the safe ride home program. So that if you've had too much Irish beer, you have an option to take a safe ride home." said O'Melia.
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|Photo courtesy of the Copley-Fairlawn Athletic Association
The Copley Cosmos U13 C1 boys team were division and playoff champions. The team defeated Revere 4-2 in the finals.
The team, shown above, from left, includes: (first row) Evan Burton, Jared Mattei, Grant Evans, Trevor Storm and Dion Akhigbe; (second row) Anthony Dente, Dylan Magensky, Logan Ohlin, Michael Ruch and Brennon Panovich; and (third row) Evan Malpass, Bryan Kline and Alec Srodawa. Not pictured are Tommy Varley, Hunter Johnson, Kyle Geosits, Tim Mattei and Bryan Panovich.
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Invented at Columbia and available from DIANON, RT-PCR-PSA uses reverse transcriptase and polymerase chain reaction (PCR) technologies and may be able to assess whether cancers of the prostate have spread to other areas of the body, rendering removal of the prostate gland unnecessary.
What does RT/PCR stand for?
RT/PCR stands for Reverse Transcriptase and Polymerase Chain Reaction (DNA)
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