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Is your building approaching its 40th birthday? If so, you should receive notice from the City/County Building Department of the Building Safety Inspection Program. Broward County created its program in 2005, following the lead of Miami-Dade County which adopted its program back in the 1970's. I learned from a Building Official that several other counties and municipalities in Florida are likely to adopt their own programs in the not-so-distant future.
Broward and Miami-Dade Counties require building owners (operators or managers) to have the structure and electrical systems evaluated professionally by an engineer or architect. The inspection is to identify any structural or electrical deficiencies that pose an immediate threat to life safety or where failure of a critical component is imminent. The Florida Building Code requires all buildings and structures to be maintained in a safe condition, regardless of the age of the building or structure and this program is designed to verify compliance with those minimum standards.
In June the Board of Rules and Appeals obtains building data from the Property Appraiser's Office and forwards that data to the city. Building Officials (whether city or county) can choose when they desire to notify property owners of the required inspection. Property owners then have a period of up to ninety (90) days to return completed checklists to the appropriate building department. If repairs are required, they must be performed within 180 days, unless an extension is granted by the Building Official upon receipt of a plan for corrective action approved by the architect or engineer working with the property owner.
The architect or engineer hired to perform the inspection must identify any cracks, spalling or rebar corrosion in masonry walls/balconies. The roofs, floors, windows and exterior finishes are evaluated for deficiencies or any damages that may affect the safety and stability of the building. The electrical report describes the condition of the electrical panels, meter rooms, lighting, emergency exit signs, fire alarm systems and smoke detectors.
Community associations and other property owners need to pay attention to a new law adopted this year. Section 558.0035, Florida Statutes says that design professionals are no longer personally liable for negligence when performing professional services under certain conditions. You can be sure that contracts prepared by design professionals will contain limitation of liability provisions that may not offer adequate protection to the property owner or the residents of the property. Therefore, having your attorney review the contract is now more important than ever.


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Local Denver author, Becky Martinez, pulls the reader into a world of Deadly Messages where love entwines with murder, where one sister learns hidden secrets about the other, where the hunter becomes the hunted.
As Investigative TV Producer Connie Romero investigates the murder of her sister, she travels from Seattle to Vancouver in pursuit of the killer, but Connie finds that she didn't know her sister as well as she thought. Her questions uncover Deadly Messages, and she soon suspects that someone is now stalking her.
Martinez writes as Rebecca Grace and her newest book is titled Deadly Messages, released by The Wild Rose Press.
Martinez said, "I have been writing for 25 some years and after some early rejections, I gave up trying to get published. I didn't attempt to get published again until ten years ago as I was winding up my broadcasting career. I wish that I had not stopped trying to pursue publishing because of my early rejections. Everyone piles up the rejection letters (or emails) and now when I look back at some of them, I see that they were actually encouraging, and I should have seen them as more than rejections."
Her earlier books include three romances: Love On Deck, Desert Bloom, and Home Fires Burning, all published by Wings ePress. She also has had two short stories published, The Problem, by The Wild Rose Press, and Trouble In the Rockies, which was published in the anthology, Trouble With Romance. She's also co-authored the how-to writing book with three other local Denver writers, The Steps To Creating Memorable Characters.
Martinez said, "I have just finished a mystery featuring a TV Anchorwoman, Blues at 11, and another romantic suspense, Deadman's Rules. I am also working on a sequel to my Deadly Messages."
Her advice to new authors? "Never give up if you want to be a writer. When I was working full time, I used to spend every weekend writing and usually got in some writing time early in the day. If you want to get published, keep learning the craft and most of all, keep writing!"
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Design Process: Kiloran
Cirilia Rose's graceful Kiloran dress is her first design for Twist Collective. Today she offers us a little about her inspiration for piece. She has written a similar post over at the Berroco blog. Find out more about Kiloran here.
This is my very first design for Twist and I couldn't be more excited about it! Kiloran, the dress I designed for this issue, was an absolute joy to work on from the initial inception to the agonizing wait for the debut issue.
In the past couple of years I have really tried to figure myself out as a designer. One item or shape I return to again and again is the dress. I think I like the design challenge of making something that won't stretch out of shape or look shapeless and unflattering. Two things that are vitally important are yarn choice and the judicious use of seams. I am all in favor of knitting things in the round and avoiding seams when possible, but in certain situations, a seam or a bound-off edge can add much-needed structure. Kiloran features several seams and where it makes sense, easy circular stockinette.
As for inspiration, I was first inspired by dramatic open necklines seen on the runway and on Princess Anne of Battenberg of all people. The loose, elbow-length sleeves and fitted empire waistlines gave way to full skirts, sometimes with generous bustles. Precisely the kind of dress I'd want to wear in early fall!
Design Process: Kinsol Trestle Men's Vest
Luise O'Neill made her debut in Twist Collective with Kinsol Trestle, a subtly textured men's vest. This post originally appeared on her blog.
Inspiration: The Kinsol Trestle
While doing some vacation research online, I came across this absolutely awe-inspiring structure which became the inspiration for my design — the Kinsol Trestle men's vest.
The Kinsol Trestle is a wooden railway trestle, built in 1911 – 1920, located in the Cowichan Valley, Vancouver Island, BC, Canada. At 44m (145 feet) high and 188m (614 feet) long, it is the longest trestles in the British Commonwealth and one of the highest in the world.
Abandoned in 1980, preservation efforts have been underway to include this historic treasure as part of the Canada Trails system so it can be used by runners, hikers, cyclists and equestrians. There are many more pics and stories on their website.
The Yarn
Briggs & Little Regal is a slightly rustic wool — you'll find wee bits of vegetable matter that tell you the wool has not been overly processed. It provides beautiful stitch definition for this design. I chose the slightly heathered medium grey to reflect the colour of the aged wood of the trestle.
The Details
1. the knit-on edging – rather unique, I think. It creates knit stitches that meet the fabric at an angle, and
2. the V-neck.
Plus – there are cables and subtle textured stitches incorporated into the body design to reflect the wonderful structure that was its inspiration.
The vest is knit in the round to the underarms, so the only seaming is at the shoulders.
All the World's a Stage . . .
We're feeling a little theatrical this issue. You'll see why when you look through it a little over a week from now.
If Twist Collective were indeed a theatre company, each issue would be a performance. Leading up to opening night, we rehearse and refine, make abundant artistic and practical choices, and ready the cast for the moment the curtain draws back on that first evening.
So here, while you consider the program, is the curtain for this fall's issue. Let it tell you what it will for what lies ahead.
Design Process: Chartres
by Fiona Ellis
I know everybody is excited to see the Fall issue (me included) but summer isn't over yet you know! We just heard that Elann is having a sale on Reynolds' Cool Cotton so now is the perfect time to make my design from last year's Summer issue of Twist Collective, Chartres. If you get going now you will have it done for Summer's last hurray and will be able to wear it under a jacket when Fall does arrive.
I was especially pleased with how it looked but something about it looked very familiar. I picked up the book later and there it was right on the cover - I had created a cathedral window tracery without even being aware I was doing it. So of course the design was named Chartres after the famous cathedral in France.
Fall Colors
Julia here. Sorry I've been out touch; it's been busy as we get ready for fall in two weeks.
As is our custom, we've been dropping hints about the fall issue as the time approaches for the site launch. Here's a new one. This is a look at part of our process I don't think we've shared before, how we think of our different "stories" in terms of color. After we pick from the submissions, Kate gets out the sample books to assign yarn to patterns, and she thinks long and hard about how to let colors work together to make coherent collections for each of the photo shoots. I don't know if you've ever noticed that color hangs together for each story or not, but at least you know that we think of it that way. I don't know how she does it, but I always admire the end result. I think this issue has particularly delicious palettes.
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Plein air paintings by Colorado landscape artist Lamya Deeb from 2011-2013. Works created on location in Colorado, New Mexico, Italy and South America.
Born in Illinois, family lived in Beirut, Lebanon from 1966-to 1980's. Studied fine art at Colorado State University, worked as a graphic designer/illustrator and have studied and practiced landscape painting since 2006.
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Wednesday, July 13, 2011
In Love #5 - Jack Kirby cover
In Love v1 #5, 1955 - Falling in love with a fireman, a young woman must come to terms with the dangers of his profession. In an issue with mostly forgettable artwork, Jack Kirby provides this tender cover illustration. As a fire continues to blaze in the background, a fireman gets medical attention while in his girlfriend's embrace. Although confined by the large masthead above and the story titles on the left, the artist effectively captures the emotional toll of the main character. This is number 5 of 6 In Love issues with Kirby art and/or covers. See today's posts or more Kirby or In Love issues. See also this blog's Kirby checklist.
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As a parent it's important that we help our children become productive and compassionate members of society. We have a duty to lead by example, you've heard the saying "Actions speak louder than words". A great way to help with the learning process is through hands on experience by helping others. If you have ever done any volunteer work, you know that you can leave feeling as if you were the recipient instead of the giver. Why not allow your children to experience that feeling with you.
Living in Arlington for over 30+ years, I never realized how many places there were to volunteer. That is until I did a little research, I wouldn't even call it research, as Google had great results on the first few pages. So here are the ones that I found.
- Arlington Library
- USMD Hospital At Arlington
- Experience Arlington
- Girls Inc
- Arlington ISD
- University of Texas Arlington
- Arlington Alliance for Youth
- Arlington Memorial Hospital
- Mission Arlington
- A Wish With Wings
- Volunteer Match
- Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas
- Arlington Police Victim Assistance Program
Have a teen? Find them an internship at GrooveJob
I know your thinking this is great, but where am I going to find the time! Don't get overwhelmed, but don't rule it completely out either. Just take it slow, pick one place from the list, commit to spending a few hours once a month to start. If you love it, increase it! Do you know other places not listed here? Please share!! In the meantime, Happy Giving ! Enjoy


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Adolescent Alcohol Use Statistics: Key Findings from the 2000 National Household Survey of Drug Abuse (NHSDA)
Conducted since 1971, NHSDA is an annual survey of the United States population age 12 and older. The survey measures the prevalence of illicit drug, alcohol, and tobacco use in America. In 2000, more than 70,000 people were interviewed, including residents of households, noninstitutional groups (i.e., individuals residing in shelters, rooming houses, dormitories), and civilians living on military bases.
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* The National Household Survey of Drug Use defines "binge" use as five or more drinks on the same occasion at least once in the 30 days prior to the survey and heavy use as five or more drinks on the same occasion on at least five different days in the past 30 days.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. (2001). Summary of Findings from the 2000 National Household Survey on Drug Abuse. DHHS Publication Number (SMA) 01-3549. Rockville, MD: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Online at: http://www.oas.samhsa.gov/NHSDA/2kNHSDA/2knhsda.htm


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Charles Milton Dew (1932-2012) passed away peacefully in Ulysses, Kansas on Wednesday, August 22, 2012, after a hard-fought battle with myasthenia gravis. He was surrounded by members of his family as he advanced from this life into the next. Though Charles spent the last five months of his life in Utah, where skilled specialists attended to his condition, he was a Kansan through and through. He loved the farm in Grant County that his grandfather and parents, Charles and Maude Dew, homesteaded in 1914. He grew up farming with his father and older brother Glenn, and over time Charles built the family farm into a thriving agri-business. He felt there was no profession more noble than farming, and he was excellent at his craft. Building his farm was truly one of his dearest loves. Charles attended high school at Ulysses High School and loved to talk about his role on the varsity football squad that played the first-ever football game at Maxwell Field. He then went west to college, attending Utah State Agricultural College in Logan, Utah, where he walked on to the varsity football team–but where, more importantly, he met and married JoAnn Petersen on February 6, 1953 in the Logan Latter-day Saint Temple. He and his new bride returned to Grant County, where they raised a family and have made their home for the last sixty years. JoAnn was the great love of Charles' life, and he often said that marrying her was the smartest thing he ever did and the greatest blessing he ever received. In time, Charles and JoAnn had five children: Sheri, Steve, Cindy, Michelle, and Brad. He was proud of his family and cheered on his children as often as he could, attending countless ball games and other activities. And the farm became more a way of life than a business, as Charles worked alongside his children, teaching them by example about hard work, endurance, and what a job well done looked like. Charles was a commercial pilot and loved flying his planes. Planes weren't the only mode of transportation he enjoyed. He could have been the poster boy for Ford Motor Company and John Deere. And as much as he enjoyed pickups and planes, he loved the KU Jayhawks more, going so far as to schedule a surgery around KU games. Amidst it all, he served for more than a decade on the USD 214 School Board. Charles was a devoted member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and served many years in leadership positions, including as president of the Ulysses Branch and as a member of the Kansas West district presidency. He and JoAnn served twice as missionaries in Nauvoo, Illinois, where they loved the people they served and the missionaries they served with. Charles had a deep conviction that the gospel of Jesus Christ had been restored to the earth, and he devoted himself to the service of the Lord even as he and JoAnn focused their family on the teachings of the gospel. In countless ways, Charles's life was a testament to a truth that all farmers understand–that you reap what you sow. Charles was preceded in death by his son Steven, his grandchildren, Tanner and Amanda Pennington, and by his great-grandson Bridger Baer. He is survived by his wife of 59 ½ years, JoAnn, and by his children: Sheri Dew, Sandy Gardner (Steve's widow, now married to Richard Gardner), Cindy Pennington (Jim), Michelle Baer (Mike), and Brad Dew (Lisa). He is also survived by 15 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. The family wishes to express their deepest appreciation to skilled and caring doctors, nurses, and hospice professionals at various institutions in Kansas and Utah who provided exceptional care to Charles in the past several months, including the Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital, Utah Valley Regional Medical Center, Utah Valley Specialty Hospital, Aspen Ridge Rehab Center, Maple Mountain Assisted Living Center, and the Legacy at Park View care center. After heroic efforts to extend his life, it became clear that the time had come for him to take the next step in his eternal progression. Friends may call at the Garnand Funeral Home (405 W. Grant Avenue, Ulysses) on Friday evening, August 31, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. or Saturday morning, September 1,from 8:30-9:30 a.m. at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (210 W. Maize Avenue, Ulysses). Funeral services will begin Saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. The family recommends that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the American Cancer Society (in care of the Mortuary) or the LDS Humanitarian Fund, 50 E. North Temple, ,Salt Lake City, Utah 84150.
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One of the best beer events in Ohio kicks off on Friday at 5 pm with the "Rock-N-Roast" at the Ohio University Inn and Conference Center's newly renovated patio. This is the official kickoff event to a week long celebration of Ohio craft beer, and runs from 5 pm until 10 pm.
The event will include live music and feature classic smoked cuisine prepared by Chef Michael Macintosh, accompanied by a variety of homemade BBQ sauces. Elevator Brewing Company will release their exclusive Cherry Saison as the official beer of the 2014 Rock-N-Roast. In addition to the Cherry Saison, they will also serve Three Frogs IPA, Elevator Lite, and their award winning Dark Horse Lager.
The ensuing week is chock full of all kinds of events from beer tastings, dinners, tap-takeovers at local establishments, food & beer pairings, and even root beer floats for kids. The keynote speaker on Monday evening at Jackie O's is Joe Tucker of RateBeer.com, whose website rated Jackie O's as Best Brewpub in Ohio in 2013. Live music events abound, educational events such as a symposium on Ohio hop growing, and a historic walking tour of Athens pubs and taverns. It's a great time to take a week-long vacation in the beautiful hills of southern Ohio. Athens is home to two of my favorite places: Jackie O's Pub and Brewery and Casa Nueva Mexican restaurant. You must go to both with any trip to Athens! Outstanding beer and outstanding food...you must try the Casa Nueva salsas, and take a few jars home.
The Ohio Craft Brewers Association has chosen Ohio Brew Week as the perfect venue to launch the new Ohio on Tap craft beer magazine and to introduce the beers of some of Ohio's newest breweries to the craft-beer-loving crowd that patronizes the annual Ohio Brew Week. "New Crafts on the Block" will take place on Friday, July 18 from 7-10 p.m. (VIP admission at 6 p.m.) at ARTS/West in the theater and parking lot.
For more details and a complete schedule, see www.ohiobreweeek.com. They also have a useful mobile schedule and you can create your own personal schedule so you don't miss the events that interest you most. Have fun and drink responsibly...hotel suggestions can also be found on the website.


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Video: 'Phineas and Ferb' Downloadable Content Available for 'Disney Universe'
What an unexpected surprise! And by unexpected, I mean completely expected! Okay, not really. Disney Interactive Studios today announced that Danville and several of its citizens are now available as a Downloadable Content (DLC) package for 'Disney Universe' on the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live.
Players can now suit up as Phineas, Ferb, Candace, Agent P or Dr. Doofenshmirtz and explore Danville using all new gadgets such as the Chick-Inator which can turn players into chickens in order to access small spaces, while the Atomic Leaf Blow-Inator will allow them to blow away piles of leaves to reveal collectibles and more as they advance through the neighborhood avoiding traps and hazards. The level will culminate as players battle Dr. Doofenshmirtz in an epic showdown to bring down his blimp and save a trapped passenger.
'Disney Universe' Goes Wild with 'Jungle Book' Downloadable Content; Muppets Content Announced
Disney Interactive Studios today announced that it has released a new downloadable content (DLC) pack for 'Disney Universe' featuring characters from the Walt Disney classic, The Jungle Book. Players on Microsoft Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 can now suit up with characters such as Mowgli, Shere Khan, King Louie, Bagheera and a baby elephant. Each costume is $.99 on PlayStation Network and 80 Microsoft points on MSN Live or the complete set is available for $2.99 and 240 Microsoft points on the respective console.
'Disney Universe' Villains Costume Pack Available for Xbox, PlayStation
Those poor, unfortunate souls. That is how you describe anyone who doesn't yet own their own copy of 'Disney Universe' for the Microsoft Xbox 360 and/or Sony PlayStation 3.
Less than a month since its release, Disney Interactive Studios has released its first downloadable content (DLC) for the game: a villains pack featuring five costumes of some of Disney's most beloved villains throughout the year. Now gamers can suit up as Cruella de Vil from 101 Dalmations, Hades from Hercules, Ursula from The Little Mermaid, the Wicked Queen from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and, the villains that all villains fear, Maleficent from Sleeping Beauty.
'Disney Universe' Now Available as Free Downloadable Demo for Xbox, PlayStation
Disney Interactive Studios today announced that a free demo of Disney Universe, the first video game that brings together characters and worlds inspired by both animated and live-action films from Walt Disney Animation Studios, Pixar Animation Studios and Walt Disney Pictures, is now available as a free download on Xbox LIVE® online entertainment network and PlayStation® Network.
Disney Universe offers a four-person multiplayer action experience, with frenzied gameplay that appeals to players of all ages. The game features 45 classic and contemporary iconic character costumes inspired by well-known and legendary properties, such as the Disney•Pixar hits WALL•E and Monsters, Inc., Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland, Pirates of the Caribbean, and the Academy Award® winning classics, The Lion King and Aladdin.
'Disney Universe' Flies to Agrabah for 'Aladdin' with New Video, Costumes and Screenshots
Today we get our sixth and final look at the lands to explore in Disney Interactive's 'Disney Universe' before it hits shelves on October 25 (available for pre-order for Xbox, PS3, Wii and PC), just in time for Halloween. The world of Aladdin joins previously viewed worlds Monsters, Inc., Wall-E, Alice in Wonderland, The Lion King and Pirates of the Caribbean as the six worlds that will ship with the game, with more becoming available via Downloadable Content (DLC) for the Microsoft Xbox and PlayStation 3 editions.
'Disney Universe' New 'Pirates World' Video, Screen Captures
In honor of International Talk Like A Pirates Day, we have a new video look at the 'Pirates World' portion of the upcoming Disney Interactive Studios title, 'Disney Universe' which will be available to own October 25 (and now available for pre-order from Amazon.com).
Although we had previously gotten a look at the Captain Jack Sparrow costume from the game's box art, we also now get a look at the Angelica costume via the newly released screenshots from the playing level, with
hopefully more costumes to be released to us later today. We've now added costumes for Jack, Angelica, Mr. Gibbs, Blackbeard and Barbossa!
'Disney Universe' New 'Lion King' Trailer and Costumes, Box Art Reveals New Costumes
It appears Halloween has come a day early as new information for 'Disney Universe' from Disney Interactive Studios has surfaced today rather than the original anticipated date of August 18, otherwise known as Disney D23 Expo-eve. Although we expect to see more character costumes and screenshots within the next day or so, Disney has released a new gameplay trailer featuring The Lion King, one of six worlds that will come with the game initially, with more promised in the way of Downloadable Content on the PlayStation 3 and Microsoft Xbox platforms in the future. Other previously share worlds include Disney/Pixar's Monsters, Inc. and WALL-E along with Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland.
D23 Expo: Disney Interactive to Spotlight New and Upcoming Titles, Warren Spector Signing
Disney Interactive Media Group (DIMG) invites Disney fans and families to step into its pavilion at the D23 Expo—The Ultimate Disney Fan Event—for hands-on fun with the latest interactive entertainment products for video game consoles, mobile devices and online, based on beloved Disney stories and characters. Every day of the D23 Expo, taking place August 19-21, 2011 at the Anaheim Convention Center, will be packed with hours of game play, special guests, interactive art contests, giveaways and more!
Guests of the D23 Expo will be able to suit up, power up and team up as they enter Disney Universe, a multiplayer action-adventure video game set in a mix-up of Disney and Disney/Pixar inspired worlds that will be released this fall.
Trailer: 'Disney Universe' Heads to Wall-E World, New Screenshots
Disney Interactive today released this new game trailer for its upcoming title, 'Disney Universe,' expected to be released on October 31, 2011 (although an official date has not yet been released).
The video goes into the world of Wall-E, one of six that will ship with the game, with more to become available via downloadable content on the Xbox and PlayStation 3 platforms. We also get to see one of the players dressed in the Wall-E costume along with a sighting of Buy-N-Large in gameplay.


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Lastly, readers are to be admonished of this, namely, that the adversaries give the worst advice to godly consciences when they teach that by works the remission of sing is merited, because conscience, in acquiring remission through works, cannot be confident that the work will satisfy God. Accordingly, it is always tormented, and continually devises other works and other acts of worship, until it altogether despairs. This course is described by Paul, , where he proves that the promise of righteousness is not obtained because of our works, because we could never affirm that we had a reconciled God. For the Law always accuses. Thus the promise would be in vain and uncertain. He accordingly concludes that this promise of the remission of sins and of righteousness is received by faith, not on account of works. This is the true, simple, and genuine meaning of Paul, in which the greatest consolation is offered godly consciences, and the glory of Christ is shown forth, who certainly was given to us for this purpose, namely, that through Him we might have grace, righteousness, and peace.
Thus far we have reviewed the principal passages which the adversaries cite against us, in order to show that faith does not justify, and that we merit, by our works, remission of sins and grace. But we hope that we have shown clearly enough to godly consciences that these passages are not opposed to our doctrine; that the adversaries wickedly distort the Scriptures to their opinions; that the most of the passages which they cite have been garbled; that, while omitting the clearest passages concerning faith, they only select from the Scriptures passages concerning works, and even these they distort; that everywhere they add certain human opinions to that which the words of Scripture say; that they teach the Law in such a manner as to suppress the Gospel concerning Christ. For the entire doctrine of the adversaries is, in part, derived from human reason, and is, in part, a doctrine of the Law, not of the Gospel. For they teach two modes of justification, of which the one has been derived from reason and the other from the Law, not from the Gospel, or the promise concerning Christ.
The former mode of justification with them is, that they teach that by good works men merit grace both de congruo and de condigno. This mode is a doctrine of reason, because reason, not seeing the uncleanness of the heart, thinks that it pleases God if it perform good works, and for this reason other works and other acts of worship are constantly devised, by men in great peril, against the terrors of conscience. The heathen and the Israelites slew human victims, and undertook many other most painful works in order to appease God's wrath. Afterwards, orders of monks were devised, and these vied with each other in the severity of their observances against the terrors of conscience and God's wrath. And this mode of justification, because it is according to reason, and is altogether occupied with outward works, can be understood, and to a certain extent be rendered. And to this the canonists have distorted the misunderstood Church ordinances, which were enacted by the Fathers for a far different purpose, namely, not that by these works we should seek after righteousness, but that, for the sake of mutual tranquility among men, there might be a certain order in the Church. In this manner they also distorted the Sacraments, and most especially the Mass, through which they seek ex opere operato righteousness, grace, and salvation.
Another mode of justification is handed down by the scholastic theologians when they teach that we are righteous through a habit infused by God, which is love, and that, aided by this habit, we observe the Law of God outwardly and inwardly, and that this fulfilling of the Law is worthy of grace and of eternal life. This doctrine is plainly the doctrine of the Law. For that is true which the Law says: Thou shalt love the Lord, thy God, etc., . Thou shalt love thy neighbor, . Love is, therefore, the fulfilling of the Law.
But it is easy for a Christian to judge concerning both modes, because both modes exclude Christ, and are therefore to be rejected. In the former, which teaches that our works are a propitiation for sin, the impiety is manifest. The latter mode contains much that is injurious. It does not teach that, when we are born again, we avail ourselves of Christ. It does not teach that justification is the remission of sins. It does not teach that we attain the remission of sins before we love, but falsely represents that we rouse in ourselves the act of love, through which we merit remission of sins. Nor does it teach that by faith in Christ we overcome the terrors of sin and death. It falsely represents that, by their own fulfilling of the Law, without Christ as Propitiator, men come to God. Finally, it represents that this very fulfilling of the Law, without Christ as Propitiator, is righteousness worthy of grace and eternal life, while nevertheless scarcely a weak and feeble fulfilling of the Law occurs even in saints.
But if any one will only reflect upon it that the Gospel has not been given in vain to the world, and that Christ has not been promised, set forth, has not been born, has not suffered, has not risen again in vain, he will most readily understand that we are justified not from reason or from the Law. In regard to justification, we therefore are compelled to dissent from the adversaries. For the Gospel shows another mode; the Gospel compels us to avail ourselves of Christ in justification; it teaches that through Him we have access to God by faith; it teaches that we ought to set Him as Mediator and Propitiator against God's wrath; it teaches that by faith in Christ the remission of sins and reconciliation are received, and the terrors of sin and of death overcome. Thus Paul also says that righteousness is not of the Law, but of the promise, in which the Father has promised that He wishes to forgive, that for Christ's sake He wishes to be reconciled. This promise, however, is received by faith alone, as Paul testifies, . This faith alone receives remission of sins, justifies, and regenerates. Then love and other good fruits follow. Thus, therefore, we teach that man is justified, as we have above said, when conscience, terrified by the preaching of repentance, is cheered and believes that for Christ's sake it has a reconciled God. This faith is counted for righteousness before God, . And when in this manner the heart is cheered and quickened by faith, it receives the Holy Ghost, who renews us, so that we are able to observe the Law; so that we are able to love God and the Word of God, and to be submissive to God in afflictions; so that we are able to be chaste, to love our neighbor, etc. Even though these works are as yet far distant from the perfection of the Law, yet they please on account of faith, by which we are accounted righteous, because we believe that for Christ's sake we have a reconciled God. These things are plain and in harmony with the Gospel, and can be understood by persons of sound mind. And from this foundation it can easily be decided why we ascribe justification to faith, and not to love; although love follows faith, because love is the fulfilling of the Law. But Paul teaches that we are justified not from the Law, but from the promise which is received only by faith. For we neither come to God without Christ as Mediator, nor receive remission of sins for the sake of our love, but for the sake of Christ. Likewise we are not able to love God while He is angry, and the Law always accuses us, always manifests to us an angry God. Therefore, by faith we must first apprehend the promise that for Christ's sake the Father is reconciled and forgives. Afterwards we begin to observe the Law. Our eyes are to be cast far away from human reason, far away from Moses upon Christ, and we are to believe that Christ is given us, in order that for His sake we may be accounted righteous. In the flesh we never satisfy the Law. Thus, therefore, we are accounted righteous, not on account of the Law, but on account of Christ, because His merits are granted us, if we believe on Him. If any one, therefore, has considered these foundations, that we are not justified by the Law, because human nature cannot observe the Law of God and cannot love God, but that we are justified from the promise, in which, for Christ's sake, reconciliation, righteousness, and eternal life have been promised, he will easily understand that justification must necessarily be ascribed to faith, if he only will reflect upon the fact that it is not in vain that Christ has been promised and set forth, that He has been born and has suffered and been raised again; if he will reflect upon the fact that the promise of grace in Christ is not in vain, that it was made immediately from the beginning of the world, apart from and beyond the Law; if he will reflect upon the fact that the promise should be received by faith, as says: He that believeth not God hath made Him a liar, because he believeth not the record that God gave of His Son. And this is the record that God hath given to us eternal life, and this life is in His Son. He that hath the Son hath life, and he that hath not the Son of God hath not life. And Christ says, : If the Son, therefore, shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed. And Paul, : By whom also we have access to God; and he adds: by faith. By faith in Christ, therefore, the promise of remission of sins and of righteousness is received. Neither are we justified before God by reason or by the Law.
These things are so plain and so manifest that we wonder that the madness of the adversaries is so great as to call them into doubt. The proof is manifest that, since we are justified before God not from the Law, but from the promise, it is necessary to ascribe justification to faith. What can be opposed to this proof, unless some one wish to abolish the entire Gospel and the entire Christ? The glory of Christ becomes more brilliant when we teach that we avail ourselves of Him as Mediator and Propitiator. Godly consciences see that in this doctrine the most abundant consolation is offered to them, namely, that they ought to believe and most firmly assert that they have a reconciled Father for Christ's sake, and not for the sake of our righteousness, and that, nevertheless, Christ aids us, so that we are able to observe also the Law. Of such great blessings as these the adversaries deprive the Church when they condemn, and endeavor to efface, the doctrine concerning the righteousness of faith. Therefore let all well-disposed minds beware of consenting to the godless counsels of the adversaries. In the doctrine of the adversaries concerning justification no mention is made of Christ, and how we ought to set Him against the wrath of God, as though, indeed, we were able to overcome the wrath of God by love, or to love an angry God. In regard to these things, consciences are left in uncertainty. For if they are to think that they have a reconciled God for the reason that they love, and that they observe the Law, they must needs always doubt whether they have a reconciled God, because they either do not feel this love, as the adversaries acknowledge, or they certainly feel that it is very small; and much more frequently do they feel that they are angry at the judgment of God, who oppresses human nature with many terrible evils, with troubles of this life, the terrors of eternal wrath, etc. When, therefore, will conscience be at rest, when will it be pacified? When, in this doubt and in these terrors, will it love God? What else is the doctrine of the Law than a doctrine of despair? And let any one of our adversaries come forward who can teach us concerning this love, how he himself loves God. They do not at all understand what they say; they only echo, just like the walls of a house, the little word "love," without understanding it. So confused and obscure is their doctrine: it not only transfers the glory of Christ to human works, but also leads consciences either to presumption or to despair. But ours, we hope, is readily understood by pious minds, and brings godly and salutary consolation to terrified consciences. For as the adversaries quibble that also many wicked men and devils believe, we have frequently already said that we speak of faith in Christ, i.e., of faith in the remission of sins, of faith which truly and heartily assents to the promise of grace. This is not brought about without a great struggle in human hearts. And men of sound mind can easily judge that the faith which believes that we are cared for by God, and that we are forgiven and heard by Him, is a matter above nature. For of its own accord the human mind makes no such decision concerning God. Therefore this faith of which we speak is neither in the wicked nor in devils.
Furthermore, if any sophist cavils that righteousness is in the will, and therefore it cannot be ascribed to faith, which is in the intellect, the reply is easy, because in the schools even such persons acknowledge that the will commands the intellect to assent to the Word of God. We say also quite clearly: Just as the terrors of sin and death are not only thoughts of the intellect, but also horrible movements of the will fleeing God's judgment, so faith is not only knowledge in the intellect, but also confidence in the will, i.e., it is to wish and to receive that which is offered in the promise, namely, reconciliation and remission of sins. Scripture thus uses the term "faith," as the following sentence of Paul testifies, : Being justified by faith, we have peace with God. Moreover, in this passage, to justify signifies, according to forensic usage, to acquit a guilty one and declare him righteous, but on account of the righteousness of another, namely, of Christ, which righteousness of another is communicated to us by faith. Therefore, since in this passage our righteousness is the imputation of the righteousness of another, we must here speak concerning righteousness otherwise than when in philosophy or in a civil court we seek after the righteousness of one's own work, which certainly is in the will. Paul accordingly says, : Of Him are ye in Christ Jesus, who of God is made unto us wisdom, and Righteousness, and Sanctification, and Redemption. And : He hath made Him to be sin for us who knew no sin, that we might be made the righteousness of God in Him. But because the righteousness of Christ is given us by faith, faith is for this reason righteousness in us imputatively, i.e., it is that by which we are made acceptable to God on account of the imputation and ordinance of God, as Paul says, : Faith is reckoned for righteousness. Although on account of certain captious persons we must say technically: Faith is truly righteousness, because it is obedience to the Gospel. For it is evident that obedience to the command of a superior is truly a species of distributive justice. And this obedience to the Gospel is reckoned for righteousness, so that, only on account of this, because by this we apprehend Christ as Propitiator, good works, or obedience to the Law, are pleasing. For we do not satisfy the Law, but for Christ's sake this is forgiven us, as Paul says, : There is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus. This faith gives God the honor, gives God that which is His own, in this, that, by receiving the promises, it obeys Him. Just as Paul also says, : He staggered not at the promise of God through unbelief, but was strong in faith, giving glory to God. Thus the worship and divine service of the Gospel is to receive from God gifts; on the contrary, the worship of the Law is to offer and present our gifts to God. We can, however, offer nothing to God unless we have first been reconciled and born again. This passage, too, brings the greatest consolation, as the chief worship of the Gospel is to wish to receive remission of sins, grace, and righteousness. Of this worship Christ says, : This is the will of Him that sent Me, that every one which seeth the Son, and believeth on Him, may have everlasting life. And the Father says, : This is My beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased, hear ye Him. The adversaries speak of obedience to the Law; they do not speak of obedience to the Gospel; and yet we cannot obey the Law, unless, through the Gospel, we have been born again, since we cannot love God, unless the remission of sins has been received. For as long as we feel that He is angry with us, human nature flees from His wrath and judgment. If any one should make a cavil such as this: If that be faith which wishes those things that are offered in the promise, the habits of faith and hope seem to be confounded, because hope is that which expects promised things,–to this we reply that these dispositions cannot in reality be severed, in the manner that they are divided by idle speculations in the schools. For also in the Epistle to the Hebrews faith is defined as the substance (exspectatio) of things hoped for, . Yet if any one wish a distinction to be made, we say that the object of hope is properly a future event, but that faith is concerned with future and present things, and receives in the present the remission of sins offered in the promise.
From these statements we hope that it can be sufficiently understood, both what faith is, and that we are compelled to hold that by faith we are justified, reconciled, and regenerated, if, indeed, we wish to teach the righteousness of the Gospel, and not the righteousness of the Law. For those who teach that we are justified by love teach the righteousness of the Law, and do not teach us in justification to avail ourselves of Christ as Mediator. These things also are manifest, namely, that not by love, but by faith, we overcome the terrors of sin and death, that we cannot oppose our love and fulfilling of the Law to the wrath of God, because Paul says, : By Christ we have access to God by faith. We urge this sentence so frequently for the sake of perspicuity. For it shows most clearly the state of our whole case, and, when carefully considered, can teach abundantly concerning the whole matter, and can console well-disposed minds. Accordingly, it is of advantage to have it at hand and in sight, not only that we may be able to oppose it to the doctrine of our adversaries, who teach that we come to God not by faith, but by love and merits, without Christ as Mediator; and also, at the same time that, when in fear, we may cheer ourselves and exercise faith. This is also manifest, that without the aid of Christ we cannot observe the Law, as He Himself says, : Without Me ye can do nothing. Accordingly, before we observe the Law, our hearts must be born again by faith. a
Hence it can also be understood why we find fault with the doctrine of the adversaries concerning meritum condigni. The decision is very easy: because they do not make mention of faith, that we please God by faith for Christ's sake, but imagine that good works, wrought by the aid of the habit of love, constitute a righteousness worthy by itself to please God, and worthy of eternal life, and that they have no need of Christ as Mediator. b What else is this than to transfer the glory of Christ to our works, namely, that we please God because of our works, and not because of Christ? But this is also to rob Christ of the glory of being the Mediator, who is Mediator perpetually, and not merely in the beginning of justification. Paul also says, , that if one justified in Christ have need afterwards to seek righteousness elsewhere, he affirms of Christ that He is a minister of sin, i.e., that He does not fully justify. c And most absurd is that which the adversaries teach, namely, that good works merit grace de condigno, as though indeed after the beginning of justification, if conscience is terrified, as is ordinarily the case, grace must be sought through a good work, and not by faith in Christ.
Secondly, the doctrine of the adversaries leaves consciences in doubt, so that they never can be pacified, because the Law always accuses us, even in good works. For always the flesh lusteth against the Spirit, . How, therefore, will conscience here have peace without faith, if it believe that, not for Christ's sake, but for the sake of one's own work, it ought now to please God? What work will it find, upon what will it firmly rely as worthy of eternal life, if, indeed, hope ought to originate from merits? Against these doubts Paul says, : Being justified by faith, we have peace with God; we ought to be firmly convinced that for Christ's sake righteousness and eternal life are granted us. And of Abraham he says, : Against hope he believed in hope.
Thirdly, how will conscience know when, by the inclination of this habit of love, a work has been done of which it may affirm that it merits grace de condigno? But it is only to elude the Scriptures that this very distinction has been devised, namely, that men merit at one time de congruo and at another time de condigno, because, as we have above said, the intention of the one who works does not distinguish the kinds of merit; but hypocrites, in their security, think simply their works are worthy, and that for this reason they are accounted righteous. On the other hand, terrified consciences doubt concerning all works, and for this reason are continually seeking other works. For this is what it means to merit de congruo, namely, to doubt and, without faith, to work, until despair takes place. In a word, all that the adversaries teach in regard to this matter is full of errors and dangers.
Fourthly, the entire d Church confesses that eternal life is attained through mercy. For thus Augustine speaks On Grace and Free Will, when, indeed, he is speaking of the works of the saints wrought after justification: God leads us to eternal life not by our merits, but according to His mercy. And Confessions, Book IX: Woe to the life of man, however much it may be worthy of praise, if it be judged with mercy removed. And Cyprian in his treatise on the Lord's Prayer: Lest any one should flatter himself that he is innocent, and by exalting himself, should perish the more deeply, he is instructed and taught that he sins daily, in that he is bidden to entreat daily for his sins. But the subject is well known, and has very many and very clear testimonies in Scripture, and in the Church Fathers, who all with one mouth declare that, even though we have good works, yet in these very works we need mercy. Faith looking upon this mercy cheers and consoles us. Wherefore the adversaries teach erroneously when they so extol merits as to add nothing concerning this faith that apprehends mercy. For just as we have above said that the promise and faith stand in a reciprocal relation, and that the promise is not apprehended unless by faith, so we here say that the promised mercy correlatively requires faith, and cannot be apprehended without faith. Therefore we justly find fault with the doctrine concerning meritum condigni, since it teaches nothing of justifying faith, and obscures the glory and office of Christ as Mediator. Nor should we be regarded as teaching anything new in this matter, since the Church Fathers have so clearly handed down the doctrine that even in good works we need mercy.
Scripture also often inculcates the same. In : And enter not into judgment with Thy servant; for in Thy sight shall no man living be justified. This passage denies absolutely, even to all saints and servants of God, the glory of righteousness, if God does not forgive, but judges and convicts their hearts. For when David boasts in other places of his righteousness, he speaks concerning his own cause against the persecutors of God's Word; he does not speak of his personal purity; and he asks that the cause and glory of God be defended, as in : Judge me, O Lord, according to Thy righteousness, and according to mine integrity that is in me. Likewise in , he says that no one can endure God's judgment, if God were to mark our sins: If Thou, Lord, shouldest mark iniquities, O Lord, who shall stand? : I am afraid of all my sorrows e; : If I wash myself with snow-water, and make my hands never so clean, yet Thou shalt plunge me in the ditch. : Who can say, I have made my heart clean, I am pure from my sin? : If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves and the truth is not in us, etc. And in the Lord's Prayer the saints ask for the remission of sins. Therefore even the saints have sins. : The innocent shall not be innocent f. : The Lord, thy God, is a consuming fire. also says: Be silent, O all flesh, before the Lord. : All flesh is as grass, and all the goodliness thereof is as the flower of the field; the grass withereth, the flower fadeth, because the Spirit of the Lord bloweth upon it, i.e., flesh and righteousness of the flesh cannot endure the judgment of God. also says: They that observe lying vanities forsake their own mercy, i.e., all confidence is vain, except confidence in mercy; mercy delivers us; our own merits, our own efforts, do not. Accordingly, Daniel, also prays, : For we do not present our supplications before Thee for our righteousnesses, but for Thy great mercies. O Lord, hear; O Lord, forgive; O Lord, hearken and do it; defer not for Thine own sake, O my God; for Thy city and Thy people are called by Thy name. Thus Daniel teaches us in praying to lay hold upon mercy, i.e., to trust in God's mercy, and not to trust in our own merits before God. We also wonder what our adversaries do in prayer, if, indeed; the profane men ever ask anything of God. If they declare that they are worthy because they have love and good works, and ask for grace as a debt, they pray precisely like the Pharisee in , who says: I am not as other men are. He who thus prays for grace, and does not rely upon God's mercy, treats Christ with dishonor, who, since He is our High Priest, intercedes for us. Thus, therefore, prayer relies upon God's mercy, when we believe that we are heard for the sake of Christ, the High Priest, as He Himself says, : Whatsoever ye shall ask the Father in My name, He will give it you. In My, name, He says, because without this High Priest we cannot approach the Father.
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Acclaimed author of The Secret Life of Bees and The Mermaid Chair, Sue Monk Kidd will be in Houston, Monday, February 17th to sign her new novel, The Invention of Wings. The event, sponsored by The Blue Willow Bookshop, will be held at The Well at 13186 Memorial Drive, Houston, at 7:00pm. Admission to the event requires a signing line ticket, available from Blue Willow Bookshop with the purchase of Kidd's new novel. The Blue Willow Bookshop is located at 14532 Memorial Drive in Houston.
The Invention of Wings is a masterpiece of hope, daring, the quest for freedom, and the desire to have a voice in the world.
Hetty "Handful" Grimke, an urban slave in early nineteenth century Charleston, yearns for life beyond the suffocating walls that enclose her within the wealthy Grimke household. The Grimke's daughter, Sarah, has known from an early age she is meant to do something large in the world, but she is hemmed in by the limits imposed on women.
Kidd's sweeping novel is set in motion on Sarah's eleventh birthday, when she is given ownership of ten year old Handful, who is to be her handmaid.We follow their remarkable journeys over the next thirty five years, as both strive for a life of their own, dramatically shaping each other's destinies and forming a complex relationship marked by guilt, defiance, estrangement and the uneasy ways of love. As the stories build to a riveting climax, Handful will endure loss and sorrow, finding courage and a sense of self in the process. Sarah will experience crushed hopes, betrayal, unrequited love, and ostracism before leaving Charleston to find her place alongside her fearless younger sister, Angelina, as one of the early pioneers in the abolition and women's rights movements.
Inspired by the historical figure of Sarah Grimke, Kidd goes beyond the record to flesh out the rich interior lives of all of her characters, both real and invented, including Handful's cunning mother, Charlotte, who courts danger in her search for something better.


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How have cartographers viewed Vilas County?
Guillaume de L'Isle's 1718 Map of the Upper
may have been the first to identify Lac Vieux Desert
Mitchell's 1755 Map covering Northern Wisconsin
Check out those imaginary islands in Lake Superior!!
Northern Wisconsin on Lewis & Clark's map, published 1814
Cram's 1838 Map covering Vilas
Drainages well mapped, Sub-continental divide also defined
Tanner's 1839 map shows a sinuous MI/WI border, and it shows misconceptions about the source of the Wisconsin and the drainage of Lac Vieux Desert. Jonathan Carver's claim to much of northwestern Wisconsin includes westernmost Vilas County.
Cram's 1840 Map covering Vilas
Lac Vieux Desert finally mapped as the source of the Wisconsin River
Burt's 1847 Map defining the border between
Michigan and Wisconsin
The only mapped lakes are those lying on township lines or along the MI/WI border.
The State Survey approaches Vilas County
Railroads proposed for the North Woods
1864- Trails well-marked, waterfalls well-named,
Vilas is a part of Marathon County
1873 Vilas area is part of
Lincoln County, WI
Still no towns, still no railroads
1895-Vilas County officially
established, Vilas railroads in place
State Line, Wisconsin appears on map as does rail spur to Donaldson


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Candygram (10): In Buried, make a candy delivery.
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TUCSON, Ariz. ?- The University of Arizona men's and women's basketball teams held the first official practice of their respective seasons in front of 7,100 fans who came out to welcome the new year in McKale Center on Friday night.
The evening was highlighted with player introductions for both the men's and women's teams, as well as a shooting contest, dunk contest and 20-minute scrimmage featuring the men's team.
The evening of festivities began with the introduction of the women's team, which was followed by short announcements from head coach Joan Bonvicini and senior guard Joy Hollingsworth. Beatrice Bofia, a 6-foot-7 junior college transfer, then was put in the spotlight, making a one-handed dunk from the baseline, bringing the crowd to its feet.
The women's team then joined the men's players in the stands for an autograph session prior to the introduction of the men's team.
The men then took center stage with individual player introductions, which included their personal selection of music and their own dance to entertain the crowd. The most memorable introductions included freshmen Nic Wise jumping onto the scorer's table and tossing wristbands into the crowd and Chase Budinger, a
The sophomores and juniors were then announced, followed by a highlight video to prelude the introduction of the senior class. The video, "Cats on a Court", was a takeoff of the motion picture "Snakes on a Plane". Once the video wrapped up, Ivan Radenovic, Kirk Walters and Mustafa Shakur entered
Several of the men's and women's players then teamed up to compete in a two-ball competition. Marcus Williams and Hollingsworth held off Wise and Jessica Arnold to capture the title.
Next was the fan-favorite slam dunk contest. David Bagga, Mohammed
Onobun, a sophomore, responded with perhaps the most creative dunk of the night, jumping over a seated Wise, who bounced the ball off the court to the leaping Onobun. The dunk earned a perfect score of 50 points, but Budinger was able to capture the crown successfully completing his final dunk.
The evening wrapped up with a 20-minute scrimmage featuring the men's team.
Wearing the red jersey's were underclassmen Budinger, Wise, Williams, Onobun, Mohamed Tanagara and J.P. Prince. The upperclassmen donned the blue jersey's, including Radenovic, Shakur, Jawann McClellan, Bret Brielmeier, Daniel Dillon, David Bagga and Kirk Walters.
The youthful red team got off to a fast start, thanks to Budinger's personal 5-0 run to begin the game. The blue team fought back to get within a point at 9-8, before the sophomore Williams took over for the red team.
Williams scored six of his game-high 16 points on nearly identical plays within a minute of each other. The first was off of a spin move along the baseline where he drew a foul while finishing with his right hand, before converting the free throw. Moments later, Williams again made an off-balance shot while drawing the foul, and he again finished the three-point play unconventionally, extending his teams lead to 22-15.
The veteran blue squad fought back as Shakur, Brielmeier, Radenovic and McClellan each chipped in to tie the game at 26 apiece.
Williams again sparked the red team back in front, scoring on back-to-back plays, the second coming off an ally-oop feed in transition from Budinger.
From there, the freshmen carried the red team the rest of the way, with Wise and Hill adding two more scores each, and Budinger adding one more bucket to give the red team the victory, 51-44.
Leading Scorers in the Men's Scrimmage:
Red (51)
M. Williams 16
C. Budinger 12
N. Wise 6
J. Hill 6
F. Onobun 2
Blue (44)
J. McClellan 12
I. Radenovic 11
M. Shakur 9
B. Brielmeier 6
D. Dillon 3
F. Onobun* 3
*Played on both teams


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President Accepts Invitation; Harvey
-the Represetative. American Rep.
ra!sentatites will Also Sit with Con.
fOrenco of Ambassadors and Repara.
tions 'Commission.
, Washington, May 6. -President
Harding accepted today the invitation
of the allied supreme council that the
United States <be represented at the
IneetIngs of that body -as, well as those
of the conference. of ambassadors, and
,the reparations comnnission.
Geonge Harvey, newly appointed am
bassador to GreAt Bvitain, will sit with
the supreme council and "take part as
-he representative of tho president of
Sthe United States in the deliberations
of" that 'body. Representation at the
conference of ambassadors in Paris
and the reparations commissIon 'will
be unoffleial.f The ambassador to
France will be the observer on the
former and Roland W. IBoyden will sit
In an unofflolal capacity on the latter,
Cabiuet Decides
IDecision 'to accept the council's in
-vitation was reached today at the reg
lilar cabinet meeting and formal an
nouncement of it was made at the
'White House. Soon afterward the text
of the American reply to the invitation
was -made public at the state depart
ment. It follows:
"The government of the United
States 'has received through the Brit
ish ambassador the courteous com
,0 munication in which you state that
with the unanimous concurrence of
the powers represented at the allied
conference in London, you are to in
quire whether this government is dis
posed to be represented in the future,
as It :wns in the 'past, at the allied con
feyences, at the conference of ambas
sadors In Paris 'and on the reparations
"The government of the United
States, while maintaining the tradi
tional policy of abstention from parti
cipation in matters of.distinctly Euro
pean concern, is' deeply interested in
the Proper economic adjustments and
1in the just settlement of the matters
of world-wide importane; which are
under discussion in the conferences,
and desires helpfully to co-operate in
the deliberation upon1 these questions.
Harvey lie Represointative
Mr. George Harvey appointed an'i
bassador to Great Britain, will be in
strneted on his arrival in 'England to
take part as the representative of the
pres1dent of the United States in the
deliberations of the supreme council.
..Te Ameriean ambassador to France
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will be inettucted to resume his placd
as unofilcial observer on the confer
ence of anmbassagors, and .Mr. Roland
W. Boyden will be. dnstructed to sit
again in an unofficial capacity on the
reparations commission.
"The government of ,the United
States otes with pleasure your expres
sion of the belief of the representa
tives of the allied governments assem
.bled in London, that American co-op
eration.in the settlement of the great
international questions growing out of
the World War will be of material as
This communication was delivered
late today to Sir Auckland Geddes, the
British ambassador, iwho.on yesterday
handed to Secretary -Hughes the invi
tation of the council which wus signed
by Premier Lloyd George of Great Bri
tain, as its president. This invitation
The Invitation
"As president of the allied confer
ence which is just completing its sit
tings In London, I am authorized with
the unanimous concurrence of all the
powers here represented to express to
the United States government our
feeling that the settlement of the in
ternational difficulties in which the
world is still involved. would be nia
terially assisted by the co-operation
of the United States; .and, I am there
fore to inquire whether that govern
ment is disposed -to be represeited
in the future, as it was at an earlier
date, at allied conference, wherever
they may meet, at the ambassadors
conference, ,which sits at Paris, and on
the reparations commission.
"We are united in feeling that ? -n
crican cognizance of our 'proceedings
and, where possible, American particl
pation In them will be best facilitated
by this."
In the highest administration circles
it was emphasized that the action
taken today did not mean the partici
pation of the United States in any pro
ject "of a world governiheilt or world
league." It was said that it was in
evitable that the United States have an
advisory part in the settlement of the
vast economic and other problems
growing out of the World War. These
settlements, it was explained, must
-necesarily affect the United States as
well as the rest of the world.
Democrats ick
Announcement that the invitation
had .been accepted came late in the
(lay after the senate had adjourned.
Republican senators generally, how
ever, expressed their approval while
democratic senators gave voice to dis
approval and disappointment. Reptb
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government officially participate in the
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the president of the United States and
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States to any action taken. .
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to deal. Upon this body was devolved
the settlement of the more important
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to it has been referred the American
-protest to the 'League of Nations
against the award to Japan of a man
date for the Island of Yap.
-Mt. Gallagher, May 9.-The young
cotton .in this section is suffering dur
ing this cool wea#'ier. The farmers
are afraid they will have to plant over.
Mr. B. 8. iBrown and family, of
Greenwood, visited hts brother, J. R.
Brown, -last Surday.
Miss. Gladys Norrell nwas the guest
of. Miss Bernice Davenport last (week
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confined to -her room.
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ters spent last Sunday afternoon with
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Mother's Day exorcises by the 1p
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last week.
The Laurens County Highway Com'
mission, of Laurens County, S. C., will
sell to the highest .bidder .for cash at
Laurens, S. C., on May 24, 1921, at the
hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon,
Thirty Thousand 'Dollars of Coupon
Bonds of said County for the piupose,
of Road Improvements, bearing inter
est at the rate of six per centum per
annum, payable semi-annually, July
1st and January 1st, and maturing in
series of three thousand dollars per
annum commencing July 1st, 1936, Is
sued under authority of an act of the
General Assembly, approved 7th March,
1921. Scaled bids will be received to
be opened at ten o'clock A. 'M., May
24, 1921, Dtio pust be gqcomRpanied
Iby cnsh or eortified check in the sunti
of Ono Thotisaid Doiltra on some re
sponsible bank, as a gtiarantee of com
pliance with bid, same to be returned
to unsuccessful bidders and to be for
feited to the County by the successful
bildder in event of his failure to comply
with the bid. The right Is reserved to
rejt any or all bds. 'All 'bids shall
be directed to the undersigned, J. D.
W. Watts, Chairman of Laurens County
Highway Commissioners, at Laurens,
S. C., and checks accompanying same
shall be made payable to his order.
J. D. W. WATTS, Chairman,
42-3t Laurens, S. C.
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$1.25 Men's Unioni Suits, this week..... .... .... ....75c
$4.00 Dress Shirts, this week .-..........$2.39
75e quality Men,'s Undlershirts andl Dirawers, this week..,39c
5 boxes Matches' (w~ort h 40e), this w ee I.... .... ....25c
(1 pkgs. Washing Powders, this week..... .... .... ....25c
6 enkes .Washinig Soap, this wee ... .........25c
a pkgs. Arnd (1Hammer Soda, this wee ~ ..... .... ..25c
5 halls Sewing Thread, this wee ... ..........5c
40-inch faney f loweredl Voile, this week. .. .. .. .. ....25c
1 lot Ladies' SlilpCprs, sizes 2 1-2 to 4 1-2, close out . .$1.25
$25.00) Men's Suits, this week ..... .... .... .... ....$12.50
$315.00 Men 's and Young Men 's Suits, this week .. . ...$17.50
Men's Summier. Suits, Mohajir and P'almi Beach, t his week
at. --..-.-.-..... ............... ...$6.98 to $13.50
I lot L~adlies ' Sh iri wa isis, $1.25 and $1.50 values, this
week.'---.----.----.--.---.............. ....75c
Ladies' Dress Skir'ts, sale..... ...,.............8c lp $9.39
Mien's 8ox .............. .............c, 10c up to 98c
Ladies' Hose....... .... .... .... ...1c, 15c up to $1.79
Childlren 's Hose.--................... ..10c up to 39c
1 1 't Ladis' andI~ Ch ildreniI's Dresses, elose out at 1-2 pirice.
Women 's Dresses, silk taffeta, special..... .... .... ..$8.98
Laies05' Silk, Taffeta, Sat in i id Tricoletto Dresses, line
uresses ---- -----. . ... .. . .. .$12.98 to $16.08
25c qualit y yard-widle Sea lslandl, Jruid L 1.. .. .. .. .. .. . ..1e
$6.00 Men 's and Women 's Shoes..... .... .... .... ..$3.98
$8.50 -Men's and Women's Shoes..... .... .... .... ..$5.98
$10.00 Men's and Women's Shoes ..... ... . .... .. . ...$6.98
$12.00 .Meni's and Women's Shoes .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..$7.50
1 lot Men 's Work Pants, special this week..... .... ..$1.85
1 lot Men's Work S'hirts, chhmray and eheviots, this week 75c,
I lot Men's heavy luel deimf Overalls, special .... ....$1.25
1 lot Iadlies' Silk Hosec, this week .... .... .. ....... 25c
Men's fine Fnri Hlat'4-.... .... .... .... ... .98c up to $3.98
Men 's Straw andl Panama H ats. .. .. .. . ..$1.98 u p to $4.95
$5.00 Women 's Shirt waist, silk georget te and crepe-de
chine, this week.---.-----.----..............$2.98
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equestrian center
Hiwassee College Equestrian Center
The Hiwassee College Equestrian Center is the home of the Equestrian Studies program at Hiwassee College. In addition to offering an ideal educational environment for equestrian studies students, Hiwassee College Equestrian Center is a first-class boarding and training facility open to the public. Our philosophy is simple…the horse comes first! We specialize in providing the very best care for your horse. Hiwassee College Equestrian Center offers full care and pasture care board, riding instruction, and lessons to the public, as well as for Hiwassee College students.
Hiwassee College Equestrian Studies
Hiwassee College's 4-year Equestrian Studies degree program offers a B.A in Equine Management and Training and B.S. in Equine Science! The Equestrian Studies program offers two tracks of study for students. The Equine Science program is a pre-veterinary study with an equine focus and the Equine Management and Training program is for students who wish to pursue a career in the equine industry as a trainer, riding instructor, or barn manager. Hiwassee College Equestrian Center offers student rate board for student-owned horses.