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Crazy times call for crazy clothes, wouldn't ya say? Some of the things coming out the stores right now are just too insane for words! Are designers making fantasy clothing because they're depressed with the economical times too? Whatever the reasons are for this particularly unwearable season, we kind of wish we had the guts to storm around in these Report Signature Kane Over the Knee Boots ($475). I mean, hot damn, these boots were made for a whole lot more than walkin'!
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"The South's Original Potato Chip®" ... "The combination of flavor Oh so hip ... Just try this bag of Golden Flake chips. Cheddar & Sour Cream, taste so smooth. Cover our chips, in every groove. Open this bag, let the crunch begin. Share them at lunch with a friend."
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Public awareness is certainly growing regarding highly undesirable substances such as BPA, PVC and phthalates, to name a few, being commonly used in food coverings and food storage containers. These are capable of leaching toxic and harmful chemicals into our food and parents in particular are increasingly looking for non-toxic alternatives for their children's lunchboxes and picnics.
It's really quite a minefield though, trying to establish what does and what doesn't contain any of the wide range of nasties, but the founders of My Friendly Lunchbox and Ecoboodles, have eliminated all the guesswork for you. We love both of these companies, which only sell non-toxic products which are free of BPA, PVC, phthalates and lead. We found My Friendly Lunchbox first and have found many other uses for their non-toxic, easily washable and recycled sandwich wrappers which are also very handy for covering bowls of food or for wrapping leftovers before putting them in the fridge (we find that elastic bands work a treat in keeping the circular wraps in place over bowls of food). They have a good range of plastic and cloth sandwich wrappers and even some matching non-toxic ice packs, in addition to many other eco-friendly goodies, such as BPA-free food storage containers and shaped sandwich or biscuit cutters.
More recently, we were absolutely delighted to stumble upon the wonderful Ecoboodle organic cotton sandwich wrappers. These really are fabulous for wrapping your sandwiches and your children will probably feel as though they're opening a little present when they open your picnic sandwiches! These wraps are soft and pliable and are capable of holding several small rolls each, with a food-grade non-toxic lining to keep messy sandwich fillings from leaking or staining the outer certified organic cotton fabric. They're extremely easy to wash by hand but they can also go in the washing machine, up to 30°C - although they're not suitable for the tumble dryer because of the lining. We never seem to have enough of these in our house, so do think about buying several at a time to get the multi-buy discounts which represent amazing value for money. As far as we know, these are the only organic cotton sandwich wraps available in the UK and they're perfectly shaped to make the neatest, non-bulky, picnic parcels!
Our youngest children are usually really hungry when they come out of school/nursery and on the days that our eldest needs picking up from school too, there's at least a half hour wait for her school day to end. The little ones can't wait that long for something to eat if they're hungry, so the sandwich wrappers are great for quickly and conveniently transporting some healthy snacks in the car and they act as a mat too, saving the car's upholstery from at least some of the crumbs!
I've focused here mainly on these websites' sandwich wrappers because I'm such a huge fan of these, but My Friendly Lunchbox and Ecoboodles non-leaching ranges include stainless steel water bottles, attractive lunchbags, lunchbag sets and more! The earlier you switch to these non-toxic and waste-free lunchbox products, the sooner they'll pay for themselves and, more importantly, your family won't be paying the price of toxic chemicals silently contaminating their food.


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Or are they? After all, Blair's homicidal ex-husband and his partner-in-crime/wife are safely behind bars. And even Wyatt Bloodsworth, Blair's police detective groom-to-be, isn't inclined to believe she's being targeted again. All of which makes Blair wonder if her close call was simply a mishap.
But the wondering stops when she narrowly cheats death again in another seemingly innocent accident. Two strikes is all it takes to convince Blair that she's back in someone's crosshairs. And the only thing more frightening is that Wyatt still doubts her. That means this time no one will be watching Blair's back when she sets out to get the drop on her would-be killer - before whoever it is finally drops her.
©2006 Linda Howard; (P)2006 Brilliance Audio, Inc.
"This narrator is great!"
I am so glad they didn't use the same narrator for this book as they did for "To Die For". I still liked the characters and the story of this one as well, but the narration this time was excellent.
Audible obsessed!
"Oh Blair, You Crack ME Up!"
Yes! And I have listened to it several timeseach time was better than the last.
I just really love the banter with Blair and her man. She's so sassy and it makes Wyatt CRAZY CRAZY in love!
Not a huge fan of Joyce Bean, I thought she sounded too old but I guess after my umpteenth listen I just got used to it. The story out weighs the narration.
No crying in this book. Laughter, oh yeah. This book had me in the first five minuted doubled over. It was a whole fight about Blair being BLAIR BLOODSWORTH.
This was a great follow up book from the first, 'TO DIE FOR'.
"Nuttiest heroine."
I had read the book and it was even better with Ms Bean narrating. This is a comedy, light mystery and love story rolled into one. Written in first person so it is nutty Blair's convoluted mind telling the story.
Blair 's outlook on men and women's relationships. The hero is smitten and hangs onto his woman on this crazy ride.
She is the perfect voice for crazy Blair.
I laughed non stop thru out the book.
Linda Howard has not written another first person book other than this two book series.. Wish there was a way to resurrect this heroine for another a amusing jaunt into her view of the world.
"Another winner regarding Blair Mallory!"
The humor, romance, and mystery.
JW Bloodsworth, his strength, love, and commitment with truth and honesty.
Blair Mallory, the inflection of a personality shone through brilliantly.
High Maintanence Cheerleader and the Cop
Love Linda Howard, I read and listen to everything of hers and encourage everyone else to as well!
"Love the book"
I love audio and I'm very picky about the narration. Reviews for To Die For, people gave the narrator such bad reviews but she made Blair who she is. She is a southern, whiny, spoiled brat and Franette Liebow really made you feel that character. Fall in Love with that character. Then you listen to this book and wonder, Where is Blair!. I was really looking forward to this book then felt horribly disappointed when my favorite character was gone. I still love the story but after listening to To Die For, this book was almost boring. I would love to hear it rerecorded with the original Blair.
"Good Storyline"
Good follow up to To Die For, enjoyable listening and storyline. Good book from Linda Howard
"Hilariously Funny!"
One of Linda Howard's best and a perfect follow up to To Die For. Joyce Bean nails the performance. Laugh out Loud funny.
"If you like self centered Kardashian drama, this"
the performance and voice quality is not good
The voice inflection is ineffective
spoiled rich main character
The drama in this presentation and characters are not getting better after chapter 10. Not happy with this book.
"I think you should know"
I think you should know (prior to purchase) that you need to read/ listen to "To Die For" before starting this one (regardless of the fact that the "publisher's summary" is basically a synopsis including the ending of the first book). This installment is more or less the same book as the first one with some of the details switched. I have mixed feelings on this but because I really enjoyed the first one it did not bother me too much. What really irritated me is the switch in narrators. Ms. Bean does a fine job and I wouldn't have an issue with her except it was distractingly different from the way the first book was read by Franette Liebow. Except maybe that Ms. Bean over pronounced her h's, which is what most people who try to do a southern accent do, like saying "wuh-hut" instead of what but this is just a personal preference on my part. Ms. Liebow did such an amazing job in the previous book with the southern accent and making Blair, who could very easily be unlikable, seem like a person you would enjoy talking to. I hate it when narrators switch in the middle of a series. Especially with the outstanding job done by the previous narrator.
"Lively, colorful, female personality"
Perhaps, not again but gratified the first time. Enjoyed the spirited lead female character, I commend her high maintenance clever communication techniques.
The humor.
Not movie material
Noticed some thumbs down for this book, but I thought it fun as it reminded me of real high maintenance women.
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A complete episode of Pacific Northwest Wrestling from Portland, June 19th, 1982, featuring Sandy Barr vs Rip Oliver, Dizzy Hogan & David Schultz vs Rocky Johnson & Brett Sawyer and interviews with Curt Hennig & Buddy Rose.
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The Mets offense raked on Sunday afternoon, garnering 17 hits as they trounced the Miami Marlins by the score of 11-5. Daniel Murphy paced the offense with his 6th home run of the year, driving in three runs, while Curtis Granderson and Lucas Duda each provided three hits of their own. Jon Niese was the victim of some shoddy defense, allowing three runs, but was supported well enough to earn his 4th win of the season.
It was a rough outing for Marlin's rookie pitcher Anthony DeSclafani. The New Jersey native left his 92 mph fastball over the plate far too much, resulting in 7 runs and 7 hits in just 3.2 innings pitched. Anthony Recker opened the scoring with a sac fly and Niese tacked another run on with a perfectly executed suicide squeeze play in the top of the 2nd inning. The Mets would go on to score 2 and 3 runs respectively over the 3rd and 4th frames, punctuated by Murph's 3-run blast.
At 7-0 the game seemed well in hand until the bottom of the 6th when the Marlins batted around, thanks in part to a misread fly ball by Curtis Granderson. Niese threw 30 pitches in the inning, and watched three Marlins cross the plate. Despite the rough patch, Niese was able to extend his streak of games without allowing more than 3 earned runs to 19. It is the longest such streak by a Met since Dwight Gooden in 1985.
The Mets responded with a 4 run inning of their own, featuring RBI hits by Tejada, Recker and Eric Young Jr. Though the Marlins would tack on two more runs in the 9th inning, the game was already out of reach at that point.
In the three contests leading up to yesterday's game, the Marlins and Mets had combined for a total of 10 runs in the series. The Mets offensive explosion achieved that number in just seven innings on Sunday afternoon. With the lineup card featuring Niese batting eighth, the pitcher's spot went hitless. However, every other number 1-9 collected at least 2 hits, in what was arguably the team's strongest all around offensive performance of the season.
This marks the 4th occasion in 2014 that the Mets have scored in double digits. They drove in 12 against the Yankees on May 13th, 11 vs. the Phillies on June 2nd and 10 vs. the Rockies in a loss on May 3rd.
After a dreadful start to the month of June in which he batted well down on the interstate, David Wright has begun his long expected resurgence. Over his last 7 games, Wright is hitting .444 with 2 homers and has now driven in a run in 6 consecutive games. The last time the Captain accomplished that feat was way back in September of 2010.
Despite a misplay in RF, Curtis Granderson continues to earn the $60M that Sandy Alderson gave him in the offseason. Granderson reached base 5 more times on Sunday, bringing his OBP up to .358 on the season. After one of the worst months of his entire career in April, Curtis has bounced back magnificently. Since May 1st, Granderson is batting .287 with 8 home runs and 25 RBIs. In the month of June his average is .344 with an OPS of 1.026. His 47 walks rank 5th in the MLB.
With Juan Lagares and Travis d'Arnaud likely returning to the team at some point this week, things seem to be looking up for the Mets who had been mired in one of their worst funks of the season. With the MLB's best team, the Oakland A's, headed to Citi Field for a two game set, the Mets will need all hands on deck if they hope to sustain the progress they achieved in Miami by taking 3 of 4 and crawling out of the NL East basement.
After a day off on Monday, the Mets and A's will take the field on Tuesday night at 7:10 PM ET. Bartolo Colon (7-5, 3.88 ERA) will face his former team and Scott Kazmir (9-2, 2.08 ERA) will make his first career start in Queens against his original organization.


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Astronomy Chat
Astronomy Chat Series
Planetary Scientist: Patrick Russell
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
2:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Phoebe Waterman Haas Public Observatory
Museum in Washington, DC
Chat with geoscientist Patrick Russell at the Public Observatory. Ask questions about his research about the Moon and Mars, what it's like to be a planetary scientist, or anything else that interests you. Patrick Russell works in the Center for Earth and Planetary Studies at the National Air and Space Museum.
In the event of inclement weather, the program may be moved or postponed. Check @SIObservatory for updates or call (202) 633-2517.
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Recently I've been thinking about the choices I've made throughout my life.
The choice of work I did as a medical transciptionist, the man I chose to marry and the charities to which I choose to give. I contribute to Catholic charities, Salvation Army, St. Jude's Hospital and Helping Hands here in Oakhurst. Those choices are made because they are in the high 90+% of aiding the recipients ... not for administrative salaries.
These choices have me thinking about my taxes and how they are spent on "non earned entitlements" over which I have no choice. And I want to clarify "entitlement" as the government recently has lumped Social Security into that term and I resent it. If they consider SS an entitlement it should be termed "Earned Entitlement" as taxpaying workers paid into that program for many, many years.
Now please, don't think I'm against paying my fair share of taxes. I understand there are certain benefits like better roads, clean water, fire and police protection.
Back in the 70s I was office manager for a pediatrician who was from Hungary. She explained that they had socialized medicine -- no one had to pay right? Wrong. If you were unhappy about the doctor you were assigned, you could made an appointment with your choice of doctor but you would have to pay for his visit if he was not on your list of approved physicians. If he wrote you a prescription, you could not have it filled at the pharmacy as it was not written by your approved physician. So, you would take the prescription to your approved physician and pay him a fee to re-write the prescription.
Their taxes paid for a doctor that often they did not wish to visit so they had to pay more money to have a choice.
The more you pay in taxes and allow the government to departmentalize your life, the less personal choices you will have.
I, for one, resent that many of my taxes over the years have contributed to the welfare program and I have no say about it. My main issue with this program is that there is not a time limit on the benefits. I wouldn't mind my tax contribution helping someone through a difficult time but not for it to become a way of life for them, their children and grandchildren.
That was not the initial intention of that program and, like so many other government programs, it has been abused. There have been many changes made in this program but none that benefit the taxpayer ... we keep paying and non-tax payers get the benefit of our generosity.
As I said, I contribute to the needy, but to what group I contribute should be my choice, not the choice of the government to decide who should benefit from my contributions. Please keep these choices in mind when you vote Nov. 6. Making a wrong choice could lose you many of your freedoms of choice.


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Question time.
I've been involved with online projects for a good number of years now. I've followed and gawked at dozens more.
In many of them I've been amazed at the creativity and great ideas that have grown. For others, (to be honest) I've wondered why teachers have spent the time on them.
Lately I've been noticing more of a pattern emerge from these projects though: the hugest majority of them are based around language arts and social studies. This isn't a secret. I'll admit that I did notice this a few years ago, but in the light of reports like this one recently released by the Royal Society, I am getting more concerned about this.
Knowledge, Networks and Nations is a report concerned with the changing nature of scientific development and advancement. Networked, collaborative and global, scientific developments are more and more dependent upon the ability of scientists to work with others located around the world. This post by George Siemens has a good overview of the report and the state of science innovation around the globe.
Now admit it. I will. As a classroom teacher, when we look to collaborate with others around the world, we often think first of projects that circle around language arts and social studies. These subjects allow us to use tools we are familiar with. We blog with others. We leave comments. We have skype calls to read a book together. We use wikis to collect our research on a city. We take pictures, radio plays and produce videos with others.
But the tools we use are neutral. We can just as easily be blogging about math problems as about a novel we are reading. But mostly, we aren't. Science and math tend to the red – headed step children of international K – 12 collaboration. When working with someone else, we always say that these two are difficult to integrate (or something along those lines) and promise to get to it later. Later often never comes. After years of showing the possibilities of international collaboration, the power of projects and the excitement they generate; are we spending our time with the low hanging fruit? Are we taking the easy way out?
In light of the fact that many of our students will be heading into fields where science and math are the core of what they do with their working lives, and that science and math are becoming much more global in dynamic in their purpose, we should be searching much harder to undertake real research possibilities with the kids in our classrooms. We need to understand how working online with science and math projects are both similar and different from humanities based projects.
What are these similarities and differences?
I can't tell you. I haven't done enough online work with my kids in the science fields to know.


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Pac-10 Challenge: No. 42 Arizona (7-4) will host No. 9 USC (6-5), Friday, Mar. 11, at Saturday, Mar. 12, the Wildcats will finish off against No. 8 UCLA (12-2), with first serve at 1:30 p.m.
Last Time Out: The
Scouting USC: The Trojans are coming off an impressive upset over then No. 4 UCLA on Tuesday, Mar. 1, at home. After losing the doubles point, and the first singles match, the Trojans were able to rally and beat the Bruins, 5-2. The Trojans return seven players from last year's squad in which they earned a trip to the NCAA Semifinals, compiled a 23-4 record, and earned a share of the Pac-10 title. In singles, the Trojans are led by No. 24 sophomore Jamil Al-Agba and No. 54 senior Drew Hoskins, who together have compiled a 11-8 record this season. In doubles, the Trojans are led by Johan Berg and Al-Agba who have made their debut this week in the ITA rankings at No. 25. The Trojans come into this weeks match winning three of their last four, with their only loss coming to then No. 11 Stanford.
Scouting UCLA: The Bruins are coming off just their second loss of the season on Mar. 1, dropping a 5-2 decision to then No. 17 USC. UCLA has dropped four spots in this week's poll to the No. 8 position, due to last week's loss to USC. This year, the Bruins are led by No. 14 sophomore Benjamin Kohlloeffel and No. 9 junior Luben Pampoulov. So far on the season, Kohlloeffel has compiled a 12-3 record, while Pampoulov has earned a 9-4 record. The story for the Bruins this year is their play against ranked opponents. In all, UCLA players own a 31-23 record when facing ranked opponents this season. Along with their impressive singles play, Kohlloeffel and Pampoulov have come together on the doubles court, as they have compiled a 10-4 record, earning them the No.44 ranked spot by the ITA in the Mar. 8 poll. In addition to their top two players, UCLA has three other ranked players which include No. 95 junior Alberto Francis, No. 66 freshman Philipp Gruendler, and No. 49 Krzysztof Kwinta. After this weekend, the Pac-10 counting matches will begin, as
Series History: The Wildcats, going into this weekend, hold an all time series record of 15-35 against the Trojans, including a 14-match winning streak held by USC. The Wildcats go into Saturdays match, having never beat UCLA, with an all time series record of 0-54.
Pac-10 Warm-up: These matches this weekend will be the final warm-up matches for the Wildcats against Pac-10 opponents. Upon return from spring break, the Wildcats will travel to
Ranked Cats: The Wildcats fell thirteen spots from last weeks poll, to the No. 42 spot, in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) rankings. The Wildcats are 7-4 on the season.
Stacked Pac:
Up Next: The Wildcats will take two weeks off before heading to California, Friday, Mar. 25, taking on No. 8 UCLA, at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, March 26, the Wildcats will conclude the weekend against No. 9 USC with first serve scheduled for 1 p.m. These matches will be the first towards Pac-10 standings.


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Sig Alert issued for multi-vehicle crash on eastbound I-8, east of I-805
SAN DIEGO - Two lanes of eastbound Interstate 8 east of Interstate 805 have been blocked due to a crash involving multiple vehicles.
According to the California Highway Patrol's incident page, three vehicles were involved in the crash, which occurred just before 5 p.m. Saturday. One of the vehicles was overturned.
There is no word on any injuries.
A Sig Alert was issued just before 5:15 p.m. for the No. 1 and No. 2 lanes, which have been closed until further notice.


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The Holy Spirit
by A. W. Pink
Chapter 10
The Holy Spirit Regenerating
Self-Regeneration Is Impossible
The absolute necessity for the regenerating operation of the Holy Spirit in order for a sinner's being converted to God lies in his being totally depraved. Fallen man is without the least degree of right disposition or principles from which holy exercises may proceed. He is completely under a contrary disposition: there is no right exercise of heart in him, but every motion of his will is corrupt and sinful. If this were not the case, there would be no need for him to be born again and made "a new creature." If the sinner were not wholly corrupt he would submit to Christ without any supernatural operation of the Spirit; but fallen man is so completely sunk in corruption that he has not the faintest real desire for God, but is filled with enmity against Him (Rom. 8:7). Therefore does Scripture affirm him to be "dead in trespasses and sins" (Eph. 2:1).
"But as many as received Him, to them gave He power to become the sons of God, to them which believe on His name: Which were born, not of blood, nor of the will of the flesh, nor of the will of man, but of God" (John 1:12, 13). The latter verse expounds the former. There an explanation is given as to why any fallen descendant of Adam ever spiritually receives Christ as His Lord and Master, and savingly believes on His name.
First, it is not because grace runs in the blood—as the Jews supposed. Holiness is not transmitted from father to son. The child of the most pious parents is by nature equally as corrupt and is as far from God as is the offspring of infidels. Second, it is not because of any natural willingness—as Arminians contend: "nor of the will of the flesh" refers to man in his natural and corrupt state. He is not regenerated by any instinct, choice, or exertion of his own; he does not by any personal endeavor contribute anything towards being born again; nor does he cooperate in the least degree with the efficient cause: instead, every inclination of
Third, the new birth is not brought about by the power and influence of others. No sinner is ever born again as the result of the persuasions and endeavors of preachers or Christian workers. However pious and wise they are, and however earnestly and strenuously they exert themselves to bring others to holiness, they do in no degree produce the effect. "If all the angels and saints in Heaven and all the godly on earth should join their wills and endeavors and unitedly exert all their powers to regenerate one sinner, they could not effect it; yea, they could do nothing toward it. It is an effect infinitely beyond the reach of finite wisdom and power: "(S. Hopkins).
Regeneration Is the Sole Work of the Spirit
In regeneration one of God's elect is the subject, and the Spirit of God is the sole agent. The subject of the new birth is wholly passive: he does not act, but is acted upon. The sovereign work of the Spirit in the soul precedes all holy exercises of heart—such as sorrow for sin, faith in Christ, love toward God. This great change is wrought in spite of all the opposition of the natural heart against God: "So then it is not of him that willeth, nor of him that runneth, but of God that showeth mercy" (Rom. 9:16). This great change is not a gradual and protracted process, but is instantaneous: in an instant of time the favored subject of it passes from death unto life.
In regeneration the Spirit imparts a real, new, and immortal life; a life not such as that which was inherited from the first Adam, who was "a living soul," but such as is derived from the last Adam, who is "a quickening Spirit" (1 Cor. 15:45). This new creation, though as real as the first, is widely different from it; that was an original or primary creation in the dust of the earth becoming man by the word of God's power; this is the regeneration of an actual and existing man—fallen and depraved, yet rational and accountable—into an heir of God and joint-heir with Christ. The outcome is "a new man," yet it is the same person, only "renewed."
"Regeneration consists in a new, spiritual, supernatural, vital principle, or habit of grace infused into the soul, the mind, the will and affections, by the power of the Holy Spirit, disposing and enabling them in whom it is, unto spiritual, supernatural, vital actings and spiritual obedience" (John Owen). No new faculties are created, but instead, the powers of the soul are spiritualized and made alive unto God, fitted to enjoy God and hold communion with Him. Regeneration consists in a radical change of heart, for there is implanted a new disposition as the foundation of all holy exercises; the mind being renovated, the affections elevated, and the will emancipated from the bondage of sin. The effect of this is that the one who is born again loves spiritual things as spiritual, and values spiritual blessings on account of their being purely spiritual.
Regeneration of Existing (Not New) Faculties
In view of a certain school of teaching upon "the two natures in the believer," some readers may experience difficulty over our statement above that at regeneration no new faculties are created, the soul remaining, substantially, the same as it was before. No, not even in the glorified state will any addition be made to the human constitution, though its faculties will then be completely unfettered and further enlarged and elevated. Perhaps this thought will be the more easily grasped if we illustrate it by a striking case recorded in 2 Kings 6:17, "Elisha prayed, and said, LORD, I pray Thee, open his eyes, that he may see. And the LORD opened the eyes of the young man, and he saw; and, behold, the mountain was full of horses and chariots of fire round about Elisha."
No new faculties were communicated unto Elisha's servant, but the powers of his vision were so enlarged that he was now able to discern objects which before were invisible to him. So it is with our understandings at regeneration: the mind (abstractly considered) is the same in the unregenerate as in the regenerate, but in the case of the latter, the Spirit has so quickened it that it is now able to take in spiritual objects and act toward them. This new spiritual visive (i.e., of vision) power with which the understanding is endowed at the new birth is a quality, super-added to the original faculties. As this is a point of importance, yet one which some find it difficult to grasp, we will proceed to dwell upon it a moment longer.
The bodily eye of the saint after resurrection will be elevated to see angels (which are now invisible), and therefore may be rightly termed a new eye, yea, a spiritual eye—even as the whole body will be a "spiritual body" (1 Cor. 15:44)—yet that change will be but the super-induction of new spiritual qualities for the eye (and the whole body) unto spiritual objects. In like manner, the entire being of one who is born again is so spiritualized or endued with "spirit" (John 3:6) as to be styled a "new man," a spiritual man; nevertheless, it is but the original man "renewed," and not the creating of a new being.
After regeneration things appear in an altogether new light, and the heart exercises itself after quite a new manner. God is now seen as the sum of all excellence. The reasonableness and spirituality of His law is so perceived that the heart approves of it. The infinite evil of sin is discerned. The one born again judges, condemns, and loathes himself, and wonders that he was not long ago cast into Hell. He marvels at the grace of God in giving Christ to die for such a wretch. Constrained by the love of Christ, he now renounces the ways of sin and gives himself up to serve God. Hereby we may discover what it is which persons are to inquire after in order to determine whether they have been born again, namely, by the exercises of their hearts, and the influence and effects these have upon their conduct.
We have pointed out that at regeneration the faculties of the soul are spiritually enlivened, grace putting into them a new ability so that they are capable of performing spiritual acts. At the new birth the Holy Spirit communicates principles of spiritual life, whereby the soul is qualified to act as a supernatural agent and produce supernatural works. The need for this should be evident; God and Christ, as they are revealed in the Gospel, are supernatural objects to the natural faculties or powers of the soul, and there is no proportion between them—not only such a disproportion as the bat's eye has unto the sun, but as a blind man's eye to the sun. Thus there is a greater necessity for the soul to be given new principles and abilities to act in a holy and spiritual manner than at the first creation to act naturally.
Manifestations of Regeneration
Holiness in the heart is the main and ultimate birth brought forth in regeneration, for to make us partakers of God's holiness is the sum and scope of His gracious purpose toward us, both of His election (Eph. 1:4), and of all His dealings afterward (Heb. 12:10), without which "no man shall see the Lord" (Heb. 12:14). Not that finite creatures can ever be partakers of the essential holiness that is in God, either by imputation, or much less by real transubstantiation. We can be no otherwise partakers of it than in the image thereof—"which after God (as pattern or prototype) is created in righteousness and true holiness" (Eph. 4:24); "after the image of "(Col. 3:10).
Regeneration is the first discovery and manifestation of election and redemption to the persons for whom they were intended: "But after the kindness and love of God our Savior toward man appeared" (Titus 3:4); and how and when did it appear? "According to His mercy He saved us by the washing of regeneration and renewing of the Holy Spirit" (v. 5). "God's eternal love, like a mighty river, had from everlasting run, as it were underground. When Christ came, it took its course through His heart, hiddenly ran through it, He bearing on the Cross the names of them whom God had given Him; but was yet still hidden from us, and our knowledge of it. But the first breaking of it forth, and particular appearing of it in and to the persons, is when we are converted, and is as the first opening of a fountain" (T. Goodwin).
There is a great display of God's power apparent in our regeneration; yea, an "exceeding greatness" thereof, no less than that which raised up Christ from the dead (Eph. 1:19, 20). Because the work of regeneration is often repeated, and accomplished in a trice, as seen in the dying thief and Paul, and often accomplished (apparently) by a few words from one frail mortal falling on the ears of another, we are apt to lose sight of the omnipotent working of the Holy Spirit in the performing thereof. Indeed the Spirit so graciously hides the exceeding greatness of His power working in sinners' hearts, by using such sweet persuasive motives and gent)e inducements—drawing with "the cords of a man" (Hosea 11:4)-that His might is inadequately recognized, owned, and adored by us.
The marvel of regeneration is the bringing of a soul out of spiritual death into spiritual life. It is a new creation, which is a bringing of something out of nothing. Moreover the new creation is a far greater wonder than is the old—in the first creation there was nothing to oppose, but in the new all the powers of sin and Satan are set against it. Regeneration is not like the changing of water into wine, but of contrary into contrary—of hearts of stone into flesh (Ezek. 36:26), of wolves into lambs (Isa. 11:6). This is greater than any miracle Christ showed, and therefore did He tell His Apostles that, under the mighty endowment of the Holy Spirit, they should work "greater works" than He did (John 14:12).
Not only is there a wondrous exhibition of His power when the Spirit regenerates a soul, but there is also a blessed manifestation of His love. In the exercise of His gracious office towards God's elect and in His work in them, the Holy Spirit proves to a demonstration that His love toward the heirs of glory is ineffable and incomprehensible. As the principal work of the Spirit consists in making our souls alive to God, in giving us to apprehend the transactions of the Father and the Son in the Everlasting Covenant, and in imparting to them spiritual principles whereby they are fitted to enjoy and commune with God, it is internal—hence it is that His work being within us, we are more apt to overlook Him, and are prone to neglect the giving to Him the glory which is distinctly His due, and most sadly do we fail to praise and adore Him for His gracious work in us.
Thus it is with all believers: they find themselves more disposed to think on the love of Christ, or on the Father's love in the gift of Him than in exercising their minds spiritually in soul-inflaming and heartwarming meditations on the love and mercy of the Holy Spirit towards them, and His delight in them. Yet all that they really know and enjoy of the Father's love by faith in the finished work of the Son, is entirely from the inward teaching and supernatural influences of the eternal Spirit. This is too plainly evident in our neglect to ascribe distinctive glory to Him as a Divine person in the Godhead as God and Lord.
"For God hath not appointed us to wrath, but to obtain salvation by our Lord Jesus Christ, Who died for us, that, whether we wake or sleep, we should live together with Him" (1 Thess. 5:9, 10). Yet, the Father's appointment and the Son's redemption, with all the unspeakable blessings thereof, remained for a season quite unknown to us. In their fallen, sinful, and guilty state, Christians lay "dead in trespasses and sins," without hope. To bring them out of this state, and raise them from a death of sin into a life of righteousness is the great and grand work reserved for the Holy Spirit, in order to display and make manifest thereby His love for them.
The Holy Spirit is fully acquainted with the present and everlasting virtue and efficacy of the Person and work of Immanuel, and what His heart was set upon when He made His soul an offering for sin, and how infinitely and eternally well pleased was Jehovah the Father with it, who has it in perpetual remembrance. The Father and the Son having committed the revelation and application of this great salvation unto the persons of all the elect to the Holy Spirit, He is pleased therefore, out of the riches of His own free and sovereign grace, to work in due season in all the heirs of glory. And as Christ died but once—His death being all-sufficient to answer every design to be effected by it—so the Holy Spirit by one act works effectually in the soul, producing a spiritual birth and changing the state of its partaker once and for all, so that the regenerated are brought out of and delivered from the power of death and translated into the kingdom of God's dear Son. Without this spiritual birth we cannot see spiritual objects and heavenly blessings in their true worth and excellence.
The effect of the new birth is that the man born again loves spiritual things as spiritual and values spiritual blessings on account of their being purely spiritual. The spring of life from Christ enters into him, and is the spring of all his spiritual life, the root of all his graces, the perpetual source of every Divine principle within him. So says Christ: "But whosoever drinketh of the water that I shall give him shall never thirst; but the water that I shall give him shall be in him a well of water springing up into everlasting life" (John 4:14). This regeneration introduces the elect into a capacity for the enjoyments which are peculiar to the spiritual world, and makes the one alteration in their state before God which lasts forever. All our meetness for the heavenly state is wrought at our regeneration (Col. 1:12, 13). Regeneration is one and the same in all saints. It admits of no increase or diminution. All grace and holiness are then imparted by the Spirit: His subsequent work is but to draw it forth into exercise and act.


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West Allis — The pile of dirt that rose on Greenfield Avenue here as a result of Wisconsin Department of Transportation work on the Zoo Interchange can't be used for decorative solar panels, said Michael Pyritz, a state communications manager for the southeastern district.
Faced with the pile at the ramps to Interstate 894, West Allis officials brainstormed how what one alderman described as an eyesore might be turned into an attraction. Putting striking solar panels on the hill came out of that session.
But Pyritz said the sun's glare off solar panels would likely create a safety hazard. They would probably have to face south meaning they would face directly into oncoming freeway traffic, he said.
"Imagine the hazard of the reflection coming off onto the roadway," he said.
"It was just a concept," said Michael May, an alderman for the area. "If the answer is 'no' we'll take that."
It looks like the city will have to settle for the hill being planted with grass and trees. But May and other city officials met Monday with DOT representatives who seemed open to seeing if the pile also could be moved back somewhat from Greenfield Avenue to reduce the heap's visual impact along the busy thoroughfare.
There is some room in the back for dirt, May said, and neighbors don't seem to mind the looks of the pile because they like its noise deadening effect.
In fact, it was partly because of the noise dampening it would provide along with cost saving that made the DOT create the pile with dirt dug up in the interchange work, Pyritz said. The pile sits on DOT land beside the freeway providing not only a handy place to put the excess dirt that would be expensive to truck away, but would help be a shield from the freeway noise for homes and businesses, he said.
Earthen berms, which is what Pyritz calls the pile, are easier to maintain than noise walls, he said. The berm helps everybody, he said.
"When we recycle dirt it saves money on trucking so it helps reduce the cost of the project overall," Pyritz said.
If something can be done about the Greenfield Avenue side which is what is being complained about, that would be a help, May said. In addition to grass and trees, local officials learned there might be a possibility of public art going on the hill, he said.
So, he said, "Progress is being made."
Over the last couple of weeks, residents have come up with their own ideas for the heap that some neighbors have dubbed Mount Stallis. City officials feel that is unflattering and they call it Conrad Hill instead, after the Conrad neighborhood behind it.
The ideas that have come into the DOT or to May include using it as a sledding hill, having community gardens there, giving it to contractors who want topsoil or fill, putting a plaque on the top of it declaring how many feet above sea level the summit stands or planting a big WA on it, similar to the MKE planted in foliage at Mitchell Airport.
But the same problem dashes all of these ideas except the last and that is the lack of access to the hill, Pyritz said. It's on freeway right of way and the public is not allowed in the fenced off area, he said.
"It's important for people to know that it's not accessible," Pyritz said.
A company that does landscaping wanted to take it away, but Pyritz said it's not topsoil. It's clay and possibly contains some concrete, he said. It also might have petroleum contaminants, having been so close to freeway traffic for decades, he said.
Planting a big WA would push the limits of what the federal government allows on federal highway rights of way, Pyritz said. There is an MKE at the airport, but that took a lot of work and he advised against trying for a WA. It also would be hard to maintain, he said.
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Reptilian Demons
Today there is a lot of talk about shape-shifting Reptilians but it is certainly nothing new. They have a long rich history going back thousands of years. A good background of information on the history of Reptilians is at: http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Reptilian-humanoid
According to the book of Enoch the pre-flood world of earth was inhabited by Nephilim giants. These were the offspring of women who were impregnated by the fallen angels. These giants were so evil and so destructive to mankind that God brought a flood to to destroy them. Once dead the spirits of the Nephilim now roamed the earth as demons seeking to inhabit flesh once again. Without a fleshly host to posses they suffer discomfort.
"When an unclean spirit goes out of a man, he goes through dry places, seeking rest, and finds none." Matt 12:43 43
There are angels that are called Seraphim who are referred to as Fiery Serpents.
"Divine creatures from the Old Testament, associated with the Cherubim, and later taken to be angels. The root of Seraphim comes either from the Hebrew verb saraph ('to burn') or the Hebrew noun saraph (a fiery, flying serpent). Because the term appears several times with reference to the serpents encountered in the wilderness (Num. 21.8, Deut. 8.15; Isa. 14.29; 30.6), it has often been understood to refer to "fiery serpents." From this it has also often been proposed that the seraphim were serpentine in form and in some sense "fiery" creatures or associated with fire." http://stargods.org/ReptilianAngels.htm
In other words flying dragons of old. Now it is not a stretch to assume that if serpentine Seraphim angels mate with human women the offspring will be Reptilian children. There is much historical records indicating that the inner parts of the earth is inhabited by lizard like humanoid creatures.
"The Hopi refer to a race of Reptilians called the Sheti, or Snake-Brothers, who live underground. The Cherokee and other American Indian peoples also refer to Reptilian races, as well as their origins in Atlantis The Chinese, Japanese and Europeans extensively speak throughout their history of beings such as Dragons (both physical and non-physical forms thereof), Dracul (devil-dragon humanoids), Vampires, Kappa, and others. The first Emperor of China, Huang-Ti, was said to be part Dragon, and was said to be born looking like a Reptilian.
....The Mayans speak of a Reptilian species, referred to often as "Iguana-Men", who descended from the sky to take control of their civilization, teaching them the art of pyramid building as well as demanding human sacrifice.
Throughout the world, in apparently unconnected societies, the belief pervades that a Reptilian race lives beneath the Earth and interacts with the surface...The Reptilians were often described as having a caste hierarchy, in which the highest caste was winged. This correlates with information from current abductees, contactees and former government employees who have disclosed information regarding alien interaction with Earth-governments."
The Seraphim angels have six wings so I have to assume that their reptilian earth born children would retain some of this angelic DNA which would be seen as a royal bloodline much like our royal blue bloods. There are many legends of many civilizations that escaped Noah's flood by entering and hiding out in the earth. Could the Reptilian children of the angels have hid there too? Could it be that they stayed there in order not to be hunted down by mankind.
Another aspect of the angels is that they are shape-shifters. They can assume a physical form at will.
In 2 Cor 11:14-15 it says "...for Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light. Therefore it is no great thing if his ministers also be transformed as the ministers of righteousness; whose end shall be according to their works."
The Greek word used for "transformed" means to physically transform. In other words shape-shift. So could it be that the lizard children of the angels retain this ability too? Because they are hybrids being half human and half angel create a volatile DNA structure that will not allow them to shape-shift in human form for extended periods of time? Could this be why they are spoken of as needing to drink human blood in order to maintain their human form? Could it be that our human blood fills in the missing DNA that their blood needs to maintain human form for extended periods of time? Is it possible that their higher royalty come to the surface to pass themselves off as Kings, Queens, and world leaders in order to control the surface empires? What is amazing is that both Al Gore and the current Pope were seen on TV shape-shifting in front of millions of viewers. I have some close friends that saw Al Gore shape-shift and all have said that he looked like a lizard for a second or two.
Knowing that the Nephilim were spawned by Reptilian fallen angels, it then stands to reason that the spirits of the Nephilim that became known as demons are Reptilian by nature. Now could it be that when a powerful demon enters a person that the human DNA becomes unstable and tends to shape-shift on it's own unless human sacrificial blood is consumed? In the occult world if ascended masters (spirit demons) do well they can incarnate themselves into the flesh of a human host. This means there is only one fallen spirit that controls the flesh. This is called Walk-ins and Soul Exchange. It is interesting how the so called ascended masters of the spirit world refer to mankind as "containers."
Since Reptilians are basically demon spirits and Lizard children, when we see a demon possessed person, the parasites have taken over the human flesh of the fallen. With so many demonized hosts out there, we have reached a saturation point in society. As a result our whole culture revolves around sex, materialism, power, and perversion. Ask any DWI lawyer New York and they would agree that there are some very corrupt people among us. This is a clear indication that the Dragon bloodline has taken over the planet.
As more and more Reptilian demons take over the more evil we will see. In our society we have an outbreak of violence that shows no mercy. Serial killers hack and and slash their victims with glee and enjoy the sound of screams. Peple find it hard to believe that a human being could do such acts of depraved evil. People need to understand that we are not dealing with human beings! We are dealing with Reptilian demons controlling the flesh of human hosts the way software controls computers. In the world of the occult we are seeing more and more Reptilian spirits entering the wombs of women to be born in to this world according to their karma. Not all demon controlled hosts are shape shifters. Also not all demons born into the flesh of man remember their past life in the spirit world. Some do though.
The next time you see a serial killer or a mob boss on TV, know that what you are looking at is a human host that has no soul because it has been replaced by a Reptilian demon!
"They use their tongues to deceive, the venom of snakes are under their lips. And their mouths are full of bitterness and curses. In their past nothing but ruin and misery before their eyes. They have taken the hearts and minds of our leaders. They have recruited the rich and the powerful. And they have blinded us to the truth. Our human spirit is corrupted. Why do we worship greed? Because outside the limit of our sight, feeding off us perched on top of us from birth to death are our owners. They have us, they control us, they are our masters. Wake up! They're all about you and all around you." The movie They Live
"Since I entered politics, I have chiefly had men's views confided to me privately. Some of the biggest men in the U. S., in the field of commerce and manufacturing, are afraid of somebody, are afraid of something. They know that there is a power somewhere so organized, so subtle, so watchful, so interlocked, so complete, so pervasive, that they had better not speak above their breath when they speak in condemnation of it." -President Franklin Roosevelt November 21, 1933.
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Dorothy Silver and Laura Perrotta star in Pulitzer Prize Drama
The Beck Center for the Arts will be presenting Marsha Norman's drama 'night, Mother in the Studio Theater on March 21 through May 4, 2014. Show times will be 8:00 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 3:00 p.m. Sundays. There will be no performances on April 18th through 20th.
'night, Mother was nominated for four Tony Awards and was the winner of the 1983 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. The show explores the final hours of a woman who has decided that life is no longer worth living. The Beck Center production is Directed by Scott Plate.
The play tells the story of Jessie, a woman suffering from epilepsy who while in her 40's decides to prepare for her own death while her mother desperately tries to stop her.
"With humor, wisdom and keen insight, night, Mother celebrates the glory of the commonplace," remarks Plate. "Two seemingly ordinary women, mother and daughter, come to grips with the value of their own lives, and express what many of us have felt at one time or another: why am I here?"
'night, Mother stars the grand dame of Cleveland theater Dorothy Silver who stars as Thelma with Laura Perrotta taking on the role of Jessie. Perrotta returns to Beck Center after being named "Best Actress in a Non-Musical" in 2012 by the Cleveland Critics Circle for her role as the cunning Hollywood agent Diane in The Little Dog Laughed. Perrotta appears courtesy of the Actors' Equity Association (AEA), the union of actors and stage managers.
Tickets for 'night, Mother are $29 for adults, $26 for seniors (65 and older), and $12 for students (with valid ID). An additional $3 service fee per ticket is applied at the time of purchase. Preview Night on Thursday, March 20, is $10 with general admission seating. Group discounts are available for parties of 13 or more.
Purchase tickets online atbeckcenter.org or call Customer Service at 216.521.2540 x10. Beck Center is located at 17801 Detroit Avenue in Lakewood, just ten minutes west of downtown Cleveland. Free onsite parking is available.
Beck Center's production of 'night, Mother is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York. Programming at Beck Center for the Arts is made possible through the generous support of the Ohio Arts Council and the generous funding provided by the citizens of Cuyahoga County through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture.
Celebrating its 80th anniversary, Beck Center for the Arts is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization that offers professional theater on two stages, arts education programming in dance, music, theater, visual arts, early childhood, and creative arts therapies, and gallery exhibits featuring local, regional and international artists. For more information about Beck Center, visit beckcenter.org.


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College Hockey:After emotional roller coaster, St. Cloud State rides balance into Frozen Four
Like every other one of his teammates had before, Nic Dowd exited the locker room at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minn., with the same long face without much expression.
St. Cloud State had just went one-and-done in the WCHA Final Five, losing to Wisconsin in the semifinals. The loss could've kept the Huskies out of the NCAA tournament despite tying for the WCHA regular season title.
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"We sat back and thought we won our conference and we're not even guaranteed a spot in the tournament. We came to the rink the next day for practice, not even knowing if we really needed to be there."
The Huskies were pushed to the bubble and had to do a little scoreboard watching, but were able to sneak into the tournament field.
Given new life, they got ahead early in their NCAA regional wins against Notre Dame and Miami and advanced to their first Frozen Four.
The Huskies are riding a tidal wave of emotion right now, but the feeling wasn't quite as easygoing that afternoon in St. Paul.
"We were happy to get the opportunity we thought we deserved," said senior Ben Hanowski. "We won the MacNaughton Cup (WCHA regular season trophy) and that's not an easy task. There was a chance we weren't getting in but when we did, the guys were pumped and ready to go.
"The Midwest Region was a tough field. Notre Dame and Miami are perennial powerhouses in the CCHA and they always seem to be there."
And now St. Cloud State is one of four teams that seem to have an equal chance to win the national championship. It definitely has the right players to make it happen.
The Huskies got major contributions all season from Hobey Baker Award Hat Trick finalist Drew LeBlanc, a senior center who's held the national assists lead (37) since Dec. 14. While LeBlanc cooled off a little down the stretch — he hasn't recorded a point since the first round of the WCHA playoffs on March 16 — SCSU has spread the production around.
"We get a lot of production from our defensemen scoring points for us all year," said Hanowski, a wing with 17 goals and 14 assists. "We a lot of guys who've come up big in certain situations and we have good depth up front and along the blue line."
Balance has been a key contributor to St. Cloud State's success during the stretch run and into the playoffs. The Huskies won seven of 10 games in March, and nine players recorded between six and eight points.
Joey Benik, Andrew Prochno, Hanowski and LeBlanc all recorded eight points for the Huskies in March. Cory Thorson and Dowd had seven each in that stretch and Jonny Brodzinski, Jimmy Murray and Nick Jensen all had six.
"I'd say right now, we couldn't be happier with our depth," Dowd said. "Hopefully, our top two lines get it going again and our third line stays hot."
SCSU's third line — Benik, Thorson and Brooks Bertsch — scored six of the team's nine goals in the regionals. Benik also scored one on the power play.
Brodzinski leads the Huskies and freshmen across the county in goals with 22. Nick Jensen is one of the more talented puck-moving defensemen in the nation with 27 assists (second-most in Division I) but he's a good puck-stopper too, earning himself the WCHA defensive player of the year award.
One of St. Cloud State's problem areas, statistics-wise, has been its power play. The Huskies were operating the man advantage at 16.4 percent (31st in the nation) going into the playoffs. They've turned it around and have the 10th-best power play (25 percent) since then.
The Huskies top unit includes LeBlanc and Dowd on the wings, Jensen on the blue line and Brodzinski and Kalle Kossila patrolling the middle. Hanowski also sees time on the top unit.
"Coach [Bob Motzko] changed [the power-play units] up a little bit," Dowd said. "He said the power play was getting a little stagnant. Last year, we picked it up [on the power play] toward the end and hopefully we can keep that going."
When the Huskies returned home from their regional championship in Toledo, a couple hundred fans packed the small airport terminal in St. Cloud to greet them.
The team was overwhelmed by the support.
"Going into it, we thought there was only going to be about 10 people there waiting for us and it would be kind of embarrassing for us," Dowd said. "The turnout was unbelievable and we couldn't ask for anything more from our fans.
"We felt like we accomplished something we set out to do. We knew we hadn't really won anything yet, even though it kind of felt like it."
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A family adopted their son's military dog, a Belgian Malinois named Dino. Today shared the details on Wednesday of the story filled with heartbreaking details. While the family is thrilled to have Dino with them now, the union comes as a result of a heavy loss.
Staff Sgt. Christopher Diaz was killed in Afghanistan after he rushed to help a fellow Marine in the midst of an explosion. Dino was with Diaz during the fatal incident on Sept. 28, 2011. Some time after Diaz died, his father got in touch with the military to see if they might be able to adopt the 6-year-old dog.
It took about three years for the family to adopt their son's military dog, for a number of reasons. Dino was still in service, and after that he needed to go through some behavioral tests to ensure he could adapt to a family setting. Christopher's father, Salvador Diaz, says it was worth the wait. He notes that while Dino of course doesn't replace Christopher, he does give them a bit of their son.
Christopher and Dino worked together from 2008 until the Marine's death in 2011. It seems Dino and the Diaz family are still working through some language barriers, as he is used to hearing commands in Hebrew as he was born and trained in Israel, while the Diaz family lives in Texas. That said, it sounds as if the family and new canine companion are getting along quite well.
Staff Sgt. Christopher Diaz left behind a daughter, Mia, and a son, Jeremy. The kids are due to visit their grandparents in a couple of weeks, and they will get the chance to spend some quality time with Dino. Christopher's mother makes it clear that the three-year wait was indeed worth it. She says, "It's that small link that can make us all together again." Dino was there with Christopher through the good and bad, and now they think, "OK, son, we've got him and he's going to be OK."
KPBS shares that the family officially adopted Dino during a special Camp Pendleton ceremony. Christopher's mother Sandra Diaz shares that Dino will "be our baby," and they're grateful to have a piece of their son to hold onto now after their heartbreaking loss. As tragic as the loss of Staff Sgt. Christopher Diaz is, knowing the family adopted their son's military dog and will cherish him so much is certainly a heartwarming component to the story.
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ALBUQUERQUE (AP) - University of New Mexico officials say students age 21 and older can forget about drinking in their dormitory rooms.
UNM will not go along with three other state universities, which allow students of legal drinking age to drink in dorm rooms.
New Mexico Highlands University in Las Vegas became the latest school to approve the policy this week. Highlands' policy goes into effect in January. New Mexico State University in Las Cruces and New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology in Socorro already allow drinking in dorms.
More than 70 percent of UNM's 1,800 residents are under the state's legal drinking age of 21, said Randy Boeglin, dean of students.
"It's by law they can't drink," he said. "We're not going to change the rules for (the other) 20 percent."
UNM runs seven student housing complexes, and residents are not allowed to have alcohol in rooms regardless of their age.
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Northern Illinois Huskies (5-20, 3-9 MAC) vs. Eastern Michigan Eagles (12-15, 5-7 MAC)Date / Time: Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2013 / 7 p.m. CT Site: NIU Convocation Center • DeKalb, Ill. Radio: WLBK 1360-AM, 98.9-FM in DeKalb, Ill. • WJOL 1340-AM in Joliet, Ill. • WRMN 1410-AM in Elgin, Ill. • Huskie All-AccessLive Video: NIUHuskies.comLive Stats: NIUHuskies.comTwitter Updates: @NIUscoresAll-time Series: Northern Illinois leads 50-32Last Meeting: Jan. 26, 2013 • EMU 42-25WHAT'S TRENDING• Last time out against Eastern Illinois, the Huskies committed a season-low seven turnovers. The last time the Huskies committed seven-or-less turnovers was at Western Michigan last season (Jan. 11, 2012).• Antone Christian is shooting 47.1 percent from behind the 3-point line in the last four games. • NIU is in the midst of its final homestand of the season, the Huskies will play two more games at home before finishing the regular season with back-to-back road games. • Daveon Balls has a 1.9 assist/turnover ratio over the last 10 games. Fellow freshman point guard Travon Baker has a 4.5 assist/turnover ratio in the last three games. • Darrell Bowie is making a case for inclusion on the MAC All-Freshman Team. Bowie is averaging 6.9 points and 3.5 rebounds per game during conference play, ranking seventh in scoring among conference freshmen in league play and sixth in rebounding. Bowie entered league play averaging 4.2 points and 2.9 rebounds per game. • Travon Baker is shooting 85.7 percent from the free-throw line over the last nine games. • J.J. Cravatta is averaging 4.4 points per game over the past 11 contests, playing an average of 14.2 minutes per game. Prior to that time, Cravatta was averaging just 1.5 points per contest. • Abdel Nader has scored in double figures in 13 games this season; Nader has scored in double figures in 29 games during his career, including six 20-plus games. • 10 different players have started at least one game for the Huskies with Antone Christian becoming the 10th player to make a start, making his first start of the year at Miami (Jan. 9). • Keith and Kevin Gray have both played in 56-straight contests; neither has missed a game in their collegiate career. FINDING THEIR STRIDENorthern Illinois' post players have found their shooting touch in recent games, with each of them shooting much better percentages during a recent stretch. • Over the last seven games, Darrell Bowie is shooting 54.1 percent from the field. Prior to that stretch, Bowie was shooting 41.9 percent for the season. • In that same seven game stretch, Keith Gray is shooting 61.9 percent from the field, Gray shot 36.5 percent from the field in the first 18 games of the year. • Kevin Gray is shooting 50 percent in the last four games. He was shooting 38.9 percent through the first 21 games this season. • As a trio, Bowie and the Gray twins are shooting a combined 56.1 percent from the field in the last four contests, combining for 19.5 points per contest, five points better than their collective season scoring average. • NIU's fourth primary post play, Sam Mader, is still working his way back from a shoulder injury that saw him miss five games. Mader has played 29 total minutes in the last five contests. OH SO CLOSENorthern Illinois has lost four of its last six games by single-digits, losing the four contests by an average of 5.5 points per game. The Huskies have led three of those contests with four minutes or less remaining. Here is a closer look at those games:• Against Toledo (Feb. 2), NIU led by a pair, 58-56, with 3:13 to go before the Rockets came back to close out a 69-64 win. • In Buffalo (Feb. 9), the Huskies trailed by 11 with 4:27 left before storming back to pull within three with less than 20 seconds to play. NIU had the ball and got a look at a triple to tie, but the shot didn't go and the Bulls escaped with a 59-54 win. • Against Ball State (Feb. 13), NIU led by one, 45-44, with 3:30 to play but was edged by the Cardinals, 56-52. • At Western Michigan (Feb. 16), the Huskies did not trail the entire second half and led by eight, 58-50, with four minutes to play until the Broncos scored the final 16 points of the contest to defeat NIU, 66-58. RESPONDING TO ADVERSITYNorthern Illinois has done an excellent job of responding following tough games all season long; consider the following four contests and the game immediately following:• NIU lost at Dayton on Dec. 1, 60-43, scoring just five points in the first half. The Huskies responded from a difficult first half by outscoring Dayton in the second half, 38-34. NIU then went on to win its next game against SIU Edwardsville (Dec. 5), 65-54, shooting 52 percent from the field in the contest. • Seattle defeated Northern Illinois, 75-48, on Dec. 19. The Huskies answered with a strong performance against Washington (Dec.22), trailing by six with less than two minutes to play before falling, 67-57. • After a 71-34 home loss against Western Michigan (Jan. 19), NIU earned its first win at Central Michigan (Jan. 23) since 2006 with a 74-61 victory over the Chippewas. The Huskies shot 48.8 percent from the field in the contest, including 52.6 percent from 3-point range. • NIU scored four first half points in a 42-25 loss at Eastern Michigan (Jan. 26). The Huskies answered that performance with a 67-65 win over Kent State (Jan. 30). Northern Illinois never trailed against the Golden Flashes, shooting 46.8 percent from the field and 53.8 percent behind the arc. A LOOK AT THE 2012-13 SEASON• Freshmen have played 55.1 percent of the minutes this season for NIU; sophomores have added another 27.4 percent of the minutes (a total of 82.5 percent by underclassmen). • The team leading at halftime has won all but two games played by NIU this season. The lone exceptions were at Miami (Jan. 9) when the Huskies and RedHawks were tied at the half, NIU won that contest and at Western Michigan (Feb. 16), when NIU led at the half but the Broncos came from behind to win. • With victories over Miami and Kent State, NIU recorded multiple wins against the MAC East Division for the first time since the 2006-07 season. • Preseason All-MAC selection Abdel Nader played his first game of the season at UW Milwaukee (Dec. 7) after a season-opening suspension for violation of team rules.• Northern Illinois returns its top-five scoring letterwinners and top-six rebounders from a season ago. • Nine of the 14 players making up the Huskie roster this season are underclassmen.• Of the five upperclassmen on NIU's roster, one will sit out this season following a transfer (Pete Rakocevic) and another had never played a Division I game until this season (Brandon Hayes). • NIU made its first appearance in the ESPN College Hoops Tip-Off Marathon, playing Valparaiso at 7 a.m. CT on Tuesday, Nov. 13. The Huskies were one of two MAC schools, along with Kent State, that will appear in the marathon. • The Huskies will play 10 teams that appeared in postseason play a season ago: Valpo (Horizon League regular season champs, NIT), Dayton (NIT), Milwaukee (CBI), Washington (Pac-12 regular season champs, NIT Final Four), UMass (NIT Final Four), Akron (MAC regular season champs, NIT), Bowling Green (CIT), Buffalo (CIT), Kent State (CIT) and Ohio (NCAA Sweet 16).THE EXPERIENCE TRACKER• Developed by StatSheet.com, "The Experience Tracker" looks at the experience per minute played by every team in the country. • Each team's number is generated by taking the sum of minutes each player plays, multiplied by their class (1-freshmen, 2-sophomores, 3-juniors, 4-seniors) divided by the total of team minutes.• Northern Illinois is currently the third-least experienced team in the country (1.64) behind Texas (1.42) and Dartmouth (1.62).• See page five for a complete chart of the nation's least experienced teams. IN THE MAC RANKINGS• Travon Baker is eighth in the MAC, tops among freshmen, with 1.5 steals per game. • Abdel Nader ranked 15th in scoring in conference games at 12.5 points per contest and is 13th in rebounding at 5.7 boards per game. Nader is also tied for 13th at 1.3 steals per game. • Darrell Bowie is seventh in scoring among freshmen in league games (6.9 ppg) and sixth in rebounding among conference rookies in league play (3.5 rpg). • The Huskies are second in defensive rebounding percentage at 70.8 percent and second in defensive rebounding percentage in conference play at 71.5 percent. GETTING TO THE LINE• Northern Illinois has attempted 274 free throws during conference play, an average of 22.8 per contest.• In contrast, the Huskies shot 190 free throws in non-conference action, an average of 14.6 trips per game. • Darrell Bowie (53) leads NIU in free throw attempts in MAC contests. • Daveon Balls leads the Huskies in free throw shooting in conference play, connecting at a 76.9 percent clip. ABOUT EASTERN MICHIGAN• The Eagles bring a 12-15 overall record, 5-7 in Mid-American Conference play, to DeKalb. Eastern Michigan has lost four of its last five, including a 57-54 defeat to Missouri State last time out. • Two Eagles scored in double figures, led by Derek Thompson at 10.6 points per contest, Glenn Bryant is also in double figures at 10.2 points per game.• Eastern Michigan's roster include six players who began their collegiate careers at other Division I institutions, including Syracuse transfer Da'Shonte Riley and Arkansas transfer Glenn Bryant.ALL-TIME SERIES• Northern Illinois leads the all-time series against Eastern Michigan, 50-32.• The Huskies hold a 29-10 edge in the series in games played in DeKalb. • Eastern Michigan has won three of the four meetings between the two schools in the last two seasons, NIU's lone win during that stretch was a 55-52 victory last season in the first round of the conference tournament.• Earlier this season, Eastern Michigan defeated NIU, 42-25. EASTERN ILLINOIS RECAP• Northern Illinois fell to Eastern Illinois, 59-47, this past Saturday in the Ramada Worldwide BracketBuster series. • With the loss, NIU fell to 1-8 all-time in the BracketBuster. • Abdel Nader led the Huskies with 17 points and seven rebounds. Nader has led NIU in scoring 10 times this season and 25 times in his career. • The contest featured five ties and 11 lead changes, all of which occurred in the first half. • NIU committed a season-low seven turnovers, the lowest number for the Huskies since committing seven last season at Western Michigan (Jan. 11, 2012). WESTERN MICHIGAN RECAP• Western Michigan escaped with a 66-58 victory over NIU, it was WMU's seventh-straight home win over Northern Illinois. • The Broncos trailed by eight with four minutes left before scoring the final 16 points of the game. • Aksel Bolin scored a team-high 10 points, his eighth double figure scoring game of the season and 15th of his career. • Darrell Bowie tied a career-high with seven rebounds and Mike Davis set a new career-high with five rebounds. • Travon Baker dished out a career-high five assists. • NIU shot 54.2 percent from the field in the first half, including 83.3 percent from behind the 3-point line. • The NIU bench outscored Western Michigan's bench, 28-13.BREAKING A 32-YEAR HEX• With its 72-61 victory at Miami on Jan. 9, Northern Illinois snapped a 13-game losing streak in Oxford, Ohio. NIU's last road victory against the RedHawks came on Feb. 21, 1981. • The Huskies entered the game at Miami with a 1-19 record all-time in Oxford. • The victory over Miami gave NIU a 1-0 start in conference play for the first time since 2009-10 when the Huskies won at Ball State in the league opener. • Having broken the losing streak at Miami, NIU's longest conference road losing streak is now six, at Buffalo. The last Huskie victory in Buffalo came on Feb. 6, 2003. ANOTHER STREAK BITES THE DUST• After snapping a 13-game losing streak at Miami (Ohio) in the conference opener, NIU snapped another road losing streak at Central Michigan. • NIU's victory in Mt. Pleasant on Jan. 23 was its first at Central Michigan since a 49-43 victory on Jan. 26, 2006. • The win snapped a six-game losing streak on the road against the Chippewas. A CONVO FIRST, AND FIRST SINCE 2003• Northern Illinois broke another streak in conference play with its 67-65 victory over Kent State on Jan. 30. The Huskie win snapped an 11 game losing streak to Kent State. • Abdel Nader recorded his first career double-double with a career-high-tying 26 points and a career-best 11 rebounds against the Golden Flashes. Nader hit a pull-up, 18-foot jumper with 2.2 seconds left to win the game for NIU. • The victory was NIU's first against Kent State since, Feb. 8, 2003, when NIU earned a 67-61 win at Kent State. • The win marked the first time the Huskies have defeated the Golden Flashes in the NIU Convocation Center. NIU's last home win against Kent State was a 64-52 triumph on Jan. 3, 1998, at NIU's former home, Chick Evans Fieldhouse.


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A long awaited water main replacement project will finally get underway in a portion of Lighthouse Park starting in early November. The project, set to be completed before March 1, will replace aging, cast iron pipes, often the source of "red water," because of the corrosive nature of the pipes.
A public meeting regarding the project will be held on Monday, October 1 starting at 6:00pm in The Alcazar Room, City Hall, 75 King Street. In particular, residents and businesses in the affected area are invited to attend so as to learn details of the project from staff and representatives of the contractor and to be able to ask questions.
Pipes to be replaced run along five streets, Lighthouse Ave., Magnolia Dr., White St., Carver St., and Red Cox Dr., and yet at no time will these streets be closed to traffic because of a hybrid technology incorporating both directional drilling and "pipe bursting," where a new pipe is literally forced into the space of the old pipe. These methods will nearly eliminate "open cuts" in the street.
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BOISE, Idaho -- Washington State University's Bernard Lagat won the men's 5000m run in a stadium record time of 14 minutes 1.09 seconds, during the third day of the NCAA Division I Track & Field Championships at Bronco Stadium at Boise, Idaho.
Lagat, a senior from Kenya who has a season-best time of 13:36.12, out-kicked Stanford's Brad Hauser who finished second in 14:01.82. Lagat will run in the final of the men's 1500m run Saturday night, facing one of his toughest opponents, Arkansas' Seneca Lassiter. Lagat's win gave the Cougar men 10 team points.
Lagat on winning his first NCAA outdoor title, "It feels real great and I feel good. I'm really happy and motivated for the next event. Today I stayed with the pack and I was surprised when nobody took it out. I tried to not get tripped and ran cautious. I made a move at the end when it was kind of slow."
After the first day of the heptathlon, WSU freshmen Whitney Evans and Ellannee Richardson were seventh and eighth respectively. Stanford's Tracye Lawler leads the field of 21 women with her first day total of 3,721 points. Evans, from Calgary, Canada, racked up 3,342 points, 70 more than her career-best effort in her third-place finish at the Pac-10 Championships last month. Richardson, from Gladstone, Ore., had 3,319 points, four more than her second-place Pac-10 effort.
In the heptathlon 100m hurdles, Richardson was second at 13.93 seconds while Evans was tied for 14th at 14.51. The high jump found Evans tied for third at 5-feet 11 1/4 inches and Richardson tied for 12th with a lifetime-best leap of 5-5 1/4. Evans was 15th in the shot at 34-4 3/4. followed by Richardson at 16th with a heave of 33-8 3/4. Richardson won the final event of the day, the 200m dash, in a time of 24.04 seconds. Evans was ninth at 25.04. The final three events of the heptathlon - the long jump, javelin and 800m run - will be contested Saturday.
Evans, placed fourth in the women's high jump Thursday and put the Cougar women's team on the board with five points.
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WSU's Arend Watkins (sophomore, San Jose, Calif.) did not advanced to the Saturday final of the men's 110m high hurdles. Watkins, who has been ill with food poisoning symptoms while in Boise, ran a time of 14.56 second in the Friday semifinals - seventh in his eight-man heat and the slowest time among the 16 competitors.


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AMHERST, Mass. - Redshirt sophomore cornerback Randall Jette was named one of the College Football Performance Awards Honorable Mention Players of the Week after a standout performance for the UMass football team on Saturday against Akron. The native of Oak Bluffs, Mass., made six tackles, forced two fumbles recovering one of them, and broke up two passes in the Minutemen's 14-13 loss against the Zips at Gillette Stadium.
Jette is one of the top tackle leaders for UMass this season with 39 after having started all 10 games in 2013. He leads the Minutemen defense with 11 pass break-ups and 12 passes defended. Counting his fumble recovery on Saturday, he now has three for the year along with one interception and a blocked PAT.
After redshirting the 2011 campaign, Jette has started 22 consecutive games at cornerback. He has 92 career tackles and three interceptions entering the Central Michigan game to go with 15 career pass break-ups and 18 passes defended.
His two forced fumbles against Akron marked the first time a Minuteman had done so in a game since Tyler Holmes against Holy Cross on Sept. 11, 2010.
UMass and Central Michigan will kick-off at 1:00 PM on Saturday with the game being streamed online by ESPN.com and on mobile devices via the WatchESPN app. The UMass Sports Network will also carry the game with the pregame show beginning at 12:40 PM.
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