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Live Blog: Election Night coverage of Texas' congressional runoffs
Updated at 10:52 p.m.: And that's a wrap of our congressional runoff coverage. Thanks for reading.
Keep your eyes peeled to dallasnews.com in the coming days for more analysis and coverage.
Updated at 10:47 p.m.: We have some final loose ends tied up now.
Here's Staff Writer Sarah Mervosh's final report from Garcia's party in Oak Cliff:
Minutes after the power went out at Kessler Theater and surrounding buildings, Garcia huddled in the dark with his campaign team going over final numbers. He officially conceded soon after.
"It looks like we did not win the battle today," Garcia said to an audibly disappointed crowd. "But we continue."
Garcia thanked his family, campaign team and supporters. "There are too many people in here to name," he said.
Garcia said he was proud of all he and his team accomplished, and would continue fighting.
"Domingo Garcia is not going to stop," he said. "I know y'all are not going to stop."
The crowd cheered, voicing its agreement.
Staff Writer Greta Kaul has the key quote from Veasey's victory party in Fort Worth:
"Despite what the pundits said, this election was never about Dallas versus Fort Worth. It was never about African-Americans versus Hispanics," Veasey said to cheering supporters. "This election was about making sure North Texans were represented fairly an honestly."
And for good measure, here's the final word from Texas Democratic Party Chairman Gilberto Hinojosa, who called Veasey a rising star.
"Marc is going to make Texas look good," he said.
Updated at 10:32 p.m.: Well, the numbers are in, and it's officially over for Domingo Garcia.
Marc Veasey is your winner, 52-48, with all but two precincts in Tarrant County reporting.
Garcia won Dallas County with 70 percent of the vote. But he couldn't overcome the fact that turnout was about 3,500 votes bigger in Tarrant County, where Veasey won 68-32.
Staff Writer Sarah Mervosh reports that Garcia just gave a concession speech in Oak Cliff.
"It looks like we did not win the battle today but we continue," he said.
Updated at 10:20 p.m.: The DMN's Gromer Jeffers has called District 33 as a victory for Marc Veasey, who's still up 54-46 with 78 percent of precincts reporting.
But there's still a bit of intrigue left.
Staff Writer Sarah Mervosh reports that the power has gone out at Garcia's election party at the Kessler Theater in Oak Cliff. And Staff Writer Greta Kaul just tweeted a photo of Veasey back in front of the podium at his party in Fort Worth.
We will keep you posted.
Updated at 10:07 p.m.: AP has called the Democratic runoff in West Texas' District 23 for state Rep. Pete Gallego, who was battling former U.S. Rep. Ciro Rodriguez.
Gallego, who's up 53-47 with 86 percent of precincts in, will face freshman U.S. Rep. Quico Canseco in the November general election.
Updated at 9:59 p.m.: Staff Writer Sarah Mervosh reports that Garcia is now far from giving up, telling his supporters that it "might be a long night."
Garcia came on stage for the first time tonight and told the crowd that he is trailing in the polls.
"Right now, we are behind. But we just jumped to about 46 or 47 percent," he said to a cheering crowd. "It might be a long night."
Garcia thanked everyone who helped him in the audience. And he told stories about people who had never voted before, but came out to vote for him today.
"This campaign is more than Domingo Garcia. This campaign is about political empowerment," he said.
He then turned the stage back over to the jazz band.
"We're going to keep looking at the numbers," he said. "And we're going to keep playing musica."
For the record, the Election Night returns online show Veasey still leading 54-46, with 71 percent of the vote in. Garcia just tweeted the following:
New numbers: with 90% of Dallas precincts and 97% of Tarrant Co. precincts, Veasey=10,382; Garcia=9,260.
That would still put him behind 47-53.
Updated at 9:44 p.m.: Domingo Garcia, now down 54-46, appears to be close to conceding the race, according to the latest dispatch from Staff Writer Sarah Mervosh:
Upon hearing the latest numbers, Garcia said his opponent's lead would be difficult to overcome. He congratulated Veasey and thanked his supporters.
"I'm really proud of our team and a lot of the people who came out to vote for the first time," he said. "Dallas really came out big."
Garcia said his opponent had a four month head start campaigning, which hurt him in tonight's election.
"We were the underdog. We just didn't have enough time to get our message to Tarrant County," Garcia said. "And that was the difference."
Garcia would have been the first Hispanic to represent North Texas in Congress. And he isn't ruling out that possibility. His team will redouble their efforts to register voters and turn them out at the polls.
When asked if he would consider running again, Garcia said, "I never close any options."
Garcia plans to continue to fight for social justice and be a voice for his community.
Updated at 9:31 p.m.: Veasey has just finished talking to his supporters gathered at his Election Night party in Fort Worth. Staff Writer Greta Kaul as the details:
Around 8:40, Turner handed the stage over to Veasey, who thanked supporters and volunteers, calling groundwork critical in his early vote success.
"A very critical and big part of this campaign was labor," he said.
The crowd cheered as Veasey stepped off the podium.
If elected, Veasey said he'll focus on health care and education — but especially jobs.
"In this economy, people are concerned about jobs, no question," he said. "I have experience working on all those issues as a state legislator. And my previous experience with Congressman Frost certainly gave me a lot of insight."
Updated at 9:10 p.m.: Veasey has now widened his lead to 57-43, with 35 percent of precincts reporting.
But according to Staff Writer Sarah Mervosh, Garcia's not giving up yet.
Garcia slipped out to the lobby to look at the latest numbers. When he returned, the crowd rallied for him, chanting "Domingo! Domingo!" and yelling their support. "You got this," one woman called from the balcony.
Garcia, who was last down 800 votes by his count, said he's catching up to his opponent.
"We're hopeful for a victory and the numbers are going our way," he said. "We'll just wait until the final numbers are in."
The lobby and bar area of the Kessler Theater has started to get crowded. And seats are filling up inside.
Attending Garcia's election night event is a family affair for some.
Frankie Huerta, 20, poses with his 82-year-old grandmother, Oliva Macias.
Macias volunteered for the Garcia campaign. "I call all my friends," she said in broken English and a big smile. "He's the one we need."
Elsewhere in the state, state Rep. Pete Gallego is leading former U.S. Rep. Ciro Rodriguez, 52-48, with 62 percent of precincts reporting. In East Texas, former U.S. Rep. Steve Stockman is leading financial adviser Stephen Takach 54-46 with 43 precent in.
And my colleague Todd J. Gillman has talked to Brownsville attorney Filemon Vela, the presumptive new congressman in the new 34th District near Corpus Christi.
"We're going to fight real hard to … help defeat this stagnant level of unemployment," Vela said. "We're going to fight hard to make sure that the children here in South Texas continue to have access to education."
Updated at 9:01 p.m.: Staff Writer Sarah Mervosh tells us that Domingo Garcia is in the building, well, at his party in Oak Cliff:
Garcia slipped in the back door relatively unnoticed while the jazz band was playing. He's making the rounds in the audience – shaking hands, hugging and patting supporters on the back.
He told the jazz band to keep on playing for now. No speech yet.
The latest polling numbers show Veasey still leading, 54-46.
And over in Fort Worth, it appears that Veasey is now talking to his supporters. We'll let you know shortly what he's saying.
Updated at 8:48 p.m.: I'm a little late getting to this, but AP has called the race to replace Rep. Ron Paul for state Rep. Randy Weber.
The DMN's Todd J. Gillman caught up with Weber on the phone:
State Rep. Randy Weber of Pearland, who just won the nomination to succeed Rep. Ron Paul in Congress, attributed his win to "a lot of hard work… Our conservative background in this district struck a cord."
We just got off the phone. He doesn't see coasting to victory in November against former U.S. Rep. Nick Lampson, D-Beaumont, though the district clearly favors Republicans.
"Lampson is a formidable campaigner. It'll be a race that we won't take lightly," he said.
Updated at 8:35 p.m.: Here's some more updates from the Election Night headquarters of Domingo Garcia and Marc Veasey.
First, Staff Writer Sarah Mervosh is with Garcia in Oak Cliff:
The lobby and bar area of the Kessler Theater is starting to get crowded. So far, about 100 people are here to show their support for Garcia.
Inside the theater, the lights have dimmed and a jazz band from Ft. Worth just started playing in front of a screen that is showing the election results. The music is loud, fast-paced and upbeat.
And for some, the Garcia election night event is a family affair. Oliva Macias, 82, is here with her two daughters and 20-year-old grandson. She has volunteered for his campaign and tonight, sports a T-shirt supporting him.
"I call all my friends," she said with a big smile in broken English. "He's the one we need."
And then here's Staff Writer Greta Kaul at Veasey's party in Fort Worth.
Veasey's headquarters are nearly full. When the candidate appeared at 8:15 with his wife and son, supporters raised an enthusiastic chant — "Veasey! Veasey! Veasey."
He'll shake some hands before he makes a speech.
"Marc Veasey comes out of the early vote with a strong 54 percent. I think he'll hold that lead or build on it," said Chris Turner, a former Democratic Texas House representative who is now running for the Texas House District 101 seat.
While they were in the House together, Turner said he worked with Veasey on public education and veteran's issues. He called Veasey the best candidate to support the interests of North Texas voters.
Updated at 8:26 p.m.: AP has called the District 25 race for Roger Williams, the former Texas Secretary of State.
At the last count, he was beating tea party activist Wes Riddle, 61-39.
The DMN's Todd J. Gillman has a brief comment from Roger Williams here.
Updated at 8:02 p.m.: Let's check out some early numbers in the other big congressional races of the night.
In West Texas' District 23 Democratic runoff, state Rep. Pete Gallego is up 55-45 over former U.S. Rep. Ciro Rodriguez, who earned a last minute endorsement from Bill Clinton.
In Central Texas' District 25 Republican runoff, former Texas Secretary of State Roger Williams is up 61-39 over tea party activist Wes Riddle.
And in the battle for Rep. Ron Paul's Gulf Coast seat, state Rep. Randy Weber is up 63-37 over Pearland City Council member Felicia Harris.
Updated at 7:56 p.m.: And here's a report from Staff Writer Greta Kaul at Veasey HQ in Fort Worth:
Things are filling up at the Victory Arts Center in Forth Worth. So far, the second floor event space of the Victory Arts Center is filled with about 100 supporters, many of them union workers.
Edrick Mosely, 50, of Dallas is a union representative for UFCW Local 540. He said he supports Veasey because the candidate supports workers.
"I feel he's going to win just from what I've been hearing on the TV commercials and the news," he said.
Michael Miller, a retired teacher from northwest Fort Worth, doesn't even live in House District 33 — but he's pulling for the guy, he said.
"I believe in him, so I decided to come down and work for him," he said.
In the last few weeks, Miller made phone calls and watched polls for the campaign. Tuesday, he took seniors to vote.
"We need some foresight," he said. "I think Marc presents a more positive image going forward."
Updated at 7:52 p.m.: Here's another report from Staff Writer Sarah Mervosh, who's hanging out with Garcia supporters in Oak Cliff.
The first supporter to arrive at the election night party for Domingo Garcia doesn't even live in the 33rd congressional district, so she couldn't vote for Garcia.
Instead, Hilda Ramirez Duarte spent 60 to 80 hours this summer making phone calls on his behalf, putting up signs and taking people to the polls to vote. She believes he has the experience and background that his opponent does not have and is the best man to serve the Oak Cliff community.
"Would you go to a dentist to have a baby or would you go to an OB/GYN?" she said. "You want the expert."
Likewise, she said Marc Veasey, a realtor, does not have the expertise to represent the district in Congress, while Garcia's background in law and politics sets him apart. "That in itself is a big difference for me."
Ramirez Duarte, who is in her mid-50s, lives in the 30th congressional district, but has worked as an educator in Oak Cliff for about 20 years. She is expecting a win for Garcia tonight.
"He's going to be an underdog with the victory," she said.
Updated at 7:46 p.m: Staff Writer Gromer Jeffers caught up with Veasey on the phone.
The leader after the early vote told Gromer he was pleased the early numbers, although he cautioned that he wanted to wait until the rest of the vote comes in before celebrating. But he said that he was pleased with his effort, either way.
"It took a lot of sacrifice from family and friends," he said. "And I'm proud of my campaign."
Veasey also thanked the people who voted for him.
"The level of enthusiasm in the community was amazing," he said. "It was very humbling for me."
Updated at 7:28 p.m.: Here's an early report from Staff Writer Sarah Mervosh, who's at Garcia HQ in Oak Cliff.
Only a handful of supporters have arrived at The Kessler Theater in Oak Cliff. Crews are still setting up. Domingo Garcia is not here yet, but his son arrived a few minutes ago.
Two cars circled the Kessler Theater beeping and holding signs for Garcia out the window. The cars were decorated in English and Spanish slogans supporting the candidate.
Updated at 7:22 p.m.: Here's an early report from Staff Writer Greta Kaul, who's at Veasey HQ in Fort Worth:
From the Victory Arts Center in Forth Worth: Sound checks at Veasey run-off election night party. No candidate yet.
Campaign signs dot neighborhood homes and businesses — mostly Veasey, some Garcia.
Updated at 7:03 p.m.: Polls have closed, and here's the early voting numbers in District 33.
There were 4,700 early votes in Dallas County, and Garcia leads Veasey among that bunch, 71-29. But Veasey similarly dominated Tarrant County, 70-30, where there are more votes up for grabs.
Garcia tweeted that the combined early totals that show him losing, 5,427 to 6,346. That would put him behind 46-54.
Original post at 6:45 p.m.: The polls are just about to close, so let's get this live blog rolling.
The biggest local race this Election Night is the Democratic battle for the newly created Congressional District 33, which covers parts of Dallas and Tarrant counties.
Fort Worth state Rep. Marc Veasey and former Dallas state Rep. Domingo Garcia are vying for the spot after emerging from a crowded, 11-person primary field with 37 percent of the vote and 25 percent, respectively.
And tonight's winner will be the huge favorite in the November general election, which means this contest is historic. By tomorrow morning, we should know if North Texas will get its first Hispanic congressman or if Fort Worth will get its first black congressman.
But as my colleague Victoria Pelham reported on Monday, there are a slate of other congressional runoffs to watch.
That includes a heated contest in San Antonio between Democrats Pete Gallego and Ciro Rodriguez, a big conservative battle in District 25 outside of Fort Worth and the race to replace longtime U.S. Rep Ron Paul on the Gulf Coast.
We'll have lots of content throughout the night — skewing heavily toward the high-profile District 33 matchup — including expert analysis, up-to-the-minute results and dispatches from election parties in North Texas.
But in the meantime, here's a few things I'll be looking for in the District 33 runoff:
Dallas-Tarrant throwdown: The two District 33 candidates have, at times, downplayed the long-standing rivalry between Big D and Cowtown, but the Dallas-Fort Worth undertones have been a factor throughout. That fact was sharpened in a recent debate, when Garcia stoked the fire by saying that Fort Worth, unlike Dallas, has areas that "look like ghettos." Tarrant County accounted for 63 percent of the primary vote, and Veasey won that group 59-17. In Dallas County, Garcia won 44-14. The candidates must protect their turf — and in Garcia's case, improve in his home base — to pull out a victory tonight.
Early vote: Both candidates stressed the need for their supporters to vote early and not wait for Election Day. Garcia fared slightly better in primary early voting than on Election Day, although he still trailed Veasey 28-36. If the race is tight after tonight's release of the early voting totals, then it could be a nervous evening for the front-runner, Veasey.
Mail vote: This could be the major question of tonight's contest, in terms of whether or not Garcia can pull off the upset. Early mail votes, also known as absentee ballots, didn't play much a factor in the primary. There were only 1,530 cast — 152 for Garcia and 838 for Veasey — and Veasey won them 55-10. But my colleague Gromer Jeffers has reported about Garcia's efforts to maximize his mail vote count, perhaps in the range of 2,500 ballots or more. That would be more than enough to make things interesting.


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The Southern Oregon chapter of an organization seeking gun-law reform in the wake of the Sandy Hook school shooting will march through Ashland on Saturday.
One Million Moms for Gun Control Southern Oregon Chapter march begins at 10 a.m. at the Ashland library, 410 Siskiyou Blvd. Marchers will walk to Lithia Park to demonstrate support for legislative action for reasonable gun control, organizers said. They said they invite everyone — moms and others — to participate.
Southern Oregon Chapter of One Million Moms for Gun Control has four objectives: to ban assault weapons and ammunition magazines of more than 10 rounds; to require background checks for all gun purchasers; to report the sale of large quantities of ammunition to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives; and to limit the scope of concealed weapons laws at the state level.
One Million Moms for Gun Control is a nonprofit national grassroots organization started by an Indiana woman after last month's school shooting in Connecticut. The group plans marches across the country on Saturday to coincide with a march in Washington, D.C.
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Tech Tip 17
Understanding Voltage Unbalance
- Motors overheating
- Motor fuses blowing
- Motor unbalance protection operates
- Unbalanced motor currents
- Motor problems
- Unbalanced voltages
- Use higher rated motors
- Adjust protection circuits
- Reduce voltage and load unbalance
New technology, high efficiency motors, and competitive pressures to reduce motor costs cause more problems with voltage unbalance. Some adjustable frequency drives are often far more sensitive to voltage unbalance than a standard induction motor. Designs for high efficiency motors tend to be more sensitive to voltage unbalance. Motors manufactured with less tolerance for unbalance can sometimes have a slightly lower selling price.
The increased sensitivity to unbalance increases the number of frustrating events between electric utilities and customers. Voltage unbalance that meets national and international standards may be considered unacceptable to the motor or to the adjustable speed drive.
Voltage unbalance normally results from uneven loading or uneven impedance in the electric supply system. This causes a different voltage drop on each of the three phases. This difference between phase to phase voltages is called voltage unbalance.
The correct way to calculate percent unbalance is to use phase to phase voltages in the equation below.
For example, phase-to-phase voltages of 470, 479, and 482 average to 477. The maximum deviation from average is the phase with 470 volts. The deviation between 470 and 477 is 7 volts. The percent unbalance is
Induction motors and adjustable frequency drives respond to the voltage unbalance with much greater current unbalance. For example, a 1% voltage unbalance can easily translate to 5% to 9% current unbalance on induction motors. High efficiency motors are usually closer to the 9% current unbalance for 1% voltage unbalance. Current unbalance in an adjustable frequency drive can exceed 15 times the voltage unbalance.
Higher levels of current unbalance may cause nuisance fuse blowing, motor overheating, and a variety of other problems. People who use motor saving protection circuits are often encouraged to set the current unbalance level at no more than 5%. As little as 1% voltage unbalance can cause motor protection circuits to trip.
Where practical, improve voltage balance by balancing other single phase loads. Remember that voltage and current unbalance normally can be tolerated so long as motor currents stay below safe levels. Increase the unbalance trip setting, but keep phase current overload settings at a safe level. Consider a slightly oversized motor or reduce load a few percent to tolerate the unbalance. For adjustable speed drives, line reactors will help current unbalance and provide many other benefits.
Some motor and equipment manufacturers want less than 1% voltage unbalance. International standards suggest 2% voltage unbalance is acceptable. The National Equipment Manufacturers Association and many other organizations recently approved the following language in the appendix to ANSI Std. C84.1. "Electric supply systems should be designed and operated to limit the maximum voltage unbalance to 3 percent when measured at the electric-utility revenue meter under no-load conditions."
The information and diagrams presented herein are for general educational purposes only, and should not be relied upon as instructions for customer self-wiring. Customers should at all times seek the assistance of qualified electricians or utility personnel for all wiring projects.


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Stephen Colwell Associate Professor of Theological Ethics
Personal Data
Born: Grew up in Tyler, Texas
Married: David C. Mertz, pastor, First United Methodist Church in Westfield, NJ
Ph.D. (1988) Union Theological Seminary in New York (Systematic Theology)
M.Div. (1977) Union Presbyterian Seminary in Richmond, Virginia
B.A. (1973) Austin College, Sherman, Texas (English major)
Denominational Affiliation
Ordained since 1977, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)
Professional Experience
1990-Present: Princeton Theological Seminary in Princeton, New Jersey:
Stephen Colwell Associate Prof. of Christian Ethics (2004-Present)
Associate Prof. of Christian Ethics (1992-2004)
Assistant Prof. of Christian Ethics (1990-92)
1985-90: Assistant Prof. of Christian Ethics, Brite Divinity School, Ft. Worth, TX
1977-79: Associate Campus Minister, Austin College, Sherman, Texas
Courses Frequently Taught
Theology and Ethics of Dietrich Bonhoeffer (M.Div. and Ph.D.)
Issues in Medical Ethics
Issues in Human Sexuality
Ethics of the Ten Commandments
Politics of Biblical Interpretation
Vocation in Christian Tradition and Contemporary Life
Theology and Ethics of James Cone
Shaping Christian Life: Doctrine, Worship, Ethics
Humanization and the Politics of God: the koinonia ethics of Paul Lehmann. Grand Rapids: William B. Eerdmans, 1992.
"Praising God Online," Theology Today Vol. 70.1 (April 13, 2013).
"The Politics of Biblical Interpretation: Creationism vs. Evolution and Sunday Closing Laws." In Cambridge Companion to the Hebrew Bible-Old Testament, edited by Stephen Chapman and Marvin Sweeney. (Publication of this book has been delayed.)
"The Commandments and the Common Life: Reflections on Paul Lehmann's The Decalogue and a Human Future. In Explorations in Christian Theology and Ethics: Essays in Conversation with Paul L. Lehmann, edited by Philip G. Ziegler and Michelle J. Bartel. Ashgate: 2009, 29-44.
"Karen Ann Quinlan, Tony Bland, and Terri Schiavo: Withdrawing Life Support from Patients in a Persistent Vegetative State," Dialogue, Fall 2006.
"Locating God in all the Wrong Places: the Second Commandment and American Politics," Interpretation: a Journal of Bible and Theology, April 2006, 182-193.
"Recovering Lamentation as a Practice in the Church." In Lament: Reclaiming Practices in Pulpit, Pew, and Public Square, edited by Sally A. Brown and Patrick D. Miller. Westminster John Knox, 2005, 3-14.
"Should the Ten Commandments Be Posted in the Public Realm? Why the Bible and the Constitution Say 'No.'" In The Ten Commandments: The Reciprocity of Faithfulness, edited by William Brown, Westminster John Knox, 2004, 159-170.
"Mary, the Servant of the Lord: Christian Vocation at the Manger and the Cross." In Blessed One: Protestant Perspectives on Mary, edited by Beverly Roberts Gaventa and Cynthia L. Rigby, Westminster John Knox Press, 2002, 59-70.
"Seeking the Significant in the Factual." In Beyond Human Cloning: Religion and the Remaking of Humanity, edited by Ronald Cole-Turner, Trinity Press, 2001, 84-96.
"Christian Vocation, Freedom of God, and Homosexuality." In Homosexuality, Science, and the "Plain Sense" of Scripture, David L. Balch, ed., Eerdmans, 2000, 261-277.
"Atonement and the Christian Life: Reformed Doctrine from a Feminist Perspective," Interpretation 53/1, January 1999, 21-33.
"Reformed Theology and Medical Ethics: Death, Vocation and the Suspension of Life-Support." In The Future of Reformed Theology: Tasks, Topics, Traditions, David Willis and Michael Welker, eds. William B. Eerdmans, 1999, 302-320.
"Reflections on Human Cloning," The Princeton Seminary Bulletin Vol. XVII, No. 2, 1997, 184-192. (Originally presented to the National Bioethics Advisory Committee.)
"Vocation, Motherhood, and Marriage," Women, Gender, and Christian Community, Jane Dempsey Douglass and James F. Kay, eds. Louisville: Westminster John Knox Press, 1997, 69-81.
"Paul Louis Lehmann..." Theology Today 53.3 (October, 1996): 360-369.
"How to Argue Moral Issues Surrounding Homosexuality When You Know You're Right." In Homosexuality and Christian Community. Edited by Leong Seow. Louisville: Westminster John Knox, 1996, 144-159.
"Introduction," to Paul L. Lehmann, The Decalogue and a Human Future: the Meaning of the Commandments for Making and Keeping Human Life Human, Grand Rapids: Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1995, 1-12.
"Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Theological Ethic," The Princeton Seminary Bulletin, XV.3. 1994, 263-273. (Originally an address: Nassau Presbyterian Church, Princeton, NJ.)
"The Significance of Apocalyptic for Theological Ethics." In Apocalyptic and the New Testament: A Feschrift for Prof. J. Louis Martyn, Sheffield Press, 1989, 279-296. [Subsequently incorporated into one of the chapters of Humanization and the Politics of God: the koinonia Ethics of Paul Lehmann.]
Brief Essays
"On the Complexities of Forgiveness," editorial co-authored with Gordon Mikoski, Theology Today, 69.4, January 2013.
"Reflections" [on Politics and Faith]. Insights: The Faculty Journal of Austin Seminary, Fall, 2004, 22-24.
"Christian Faith and American Patriotism," The Princeton Seminary Bulletin, Vol. XXIII, No. 1, 2002, 59-63.
"The Church and the World of Genetic Research: Enemies or Partners in Conversation?" Princeton Seminary InSpire, 1997. (One-page position statement.)
"Infant Baptism and the Christian Family," Testament (A publication of Princeton Theological Seminary). Summer, 1991. (One page statement)
"A [sic] Messianic Banquet," Perspectives: A Journal of Reformed Thought. Dec. 1990. (Submitted under the title, "The Messianic Banquet.")
"Preparing for Conversation [in Jewish-Christian Relations]," The Presbyterian Outlook, Vol. 171. September 4-11, 1989.
"Steven Colwell," American Presbyterians: Journal of Presbyterian History. Vol. 66. No. 4, Winter 1988, 254-259.
Sermons and Resources for Preaching
"The Second Great Commandment [Matthew 22:39-40]" Journal For Preachers, Vol. 34, 4: Pentecost 2011, 18-23.
"Theological Themes," Lectionary Homiletics. (October 1996).
"Between Text and Sermon (Luke 15:11-32)," Interpretation, Vol. XLIX.No.1 (January, 1995), 66-69.
"Such a Time as This," The Princeton Seminary Bulletin, Vol. XIII, No. 2, 1992, 196-198. (Sermon)
"Wise and Foolish Maidens," Union Seminary Quarterly Review, Vol. 40/3, 1985, 55-58. (Sermon)
Dictionary and Newspaper Entries
"Ethics," Encyclopedia of the Bible and its Reception (EBR) in 30 volumes. Edited by Hans-Josef Klauck, Bernard McGinn, Choon-Leong Seow, Hermann Spieckermann, Barry Dov Walfish, and Eric J. Ziolkowski. Walter De Gruyter Inc.
"Alcohol," "Just Wage," and "Singleness," in Dictionary of Scripture and Ethics. Edited by Joel B. Green. Baker Publishing Group, 2011, 52-53, 445, and 733-34.
"Clone with Caution," The Washington Post, Sun., March 2, 1997, Section C, p.1, 1998.
"Call/Vocation" and "Mothers/Motherhood," in Dictionary of Feminist Theologies. Edited by Letty M. Russell and J. Shannon Clarkson. Louisville: Westminster John Knox Press, 1996, 34-35 and 186-188.
"Paul Lehmann," in Encyclopedia of the Reformed Faith. Edited by Donald K. McKim. Westminster John Knox Press, 1992.
Online Commentaries
The Thoughtful Christian: Faithful Living in a Complex World (An Online Resource Center associated with Westminster John Knox Press):
"The Avian Flu"
"ProChoice and ProLife: Any Common Ground?"
"End of Life Issues: The Terri Schiavo Case"
"Preparing for the End of Life: Living Wills"
"Same Gender Marriage"
"Should the Ten Commandments Be Posted in the Public Realm?"
"Commentary: Abu Graib Prison Abuse Scandal," in Religion and Ethics News Weekly, May 14, 2004, Episode no. 737.
Book Reviews and Notes
Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Letters and Papers from Prison, Dietrich Bonhoeffer Works English Edition, Volume 8 (Minneapolis: Augsburg Fortress, 2010), Theology Today 69.4, January 2013.
Martin E. Marty, Dietrich Bonhoeffer's "Letters and Papers from Prison": A Biography, Lives of Great Religious Books Series (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2011), Theology Today 69.4, January 2013.
Eric Metaxas, Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy: A Righteous Gentile vs. the Third Reich (Nashville: Thomas Nelson, 2010), Theology Today 69.4, January 2013.
John W. Matthews, Bonhoeffer: A Brief Overview of the Life and Writings of Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906-1945) Theology for Life Series (Minneapolis: Lutheran University Press, 2011), Theology Today 69.4, January 2013.
Kenneth G. Appold, The Reformation: a Brief History (West Sussix: Wiley-Blackwell, 2011), Theology Today Vol. 69.3, October 2012.
Gordon Graham, Theories of Ethics: An Introduction to Moral Philosophy with a Selection of Classic Readings (New York and London: Routledge, 2011), Theology Today Vol. 69.3, October 2012.
Luke Powery, Spirit Speech: Lament and Celebration in Preaching (Nashville: Abingdon Press, 2009) Theology Today Vol. 69.3, October 2012.
Dictionary of Scripture and Ethics edited by Joel B. Green, Jacqueline E. Lapsley, Rebecca Miles, and Allen Verhey (Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 2011), Theology Today Vol. 69.3, October 2012.
The Cambridge Dictionary of Christian Theology by Ian A. McFarland, David A. S. Fergusson, Karen Kilby, and Iain R. Torrance (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2011), Theology Today Vol. 69.3, October 2012.
Stanley Hauerwas, War and the American Difference: Theological Reflections on Violence and National Identity (Baker Academic, October 2011), The Expository Times, March 2013; vol. 124, 6: pp. 310-311.
Allen Verhey,The Christian Art of Dying Well: Learning from Jesus (Wm. B. Eerdmans, Grand Rapids, 2011), Theology Today, Vol. 69.2, 2012, 240-242.
David Bentley Hart, The Doors to the Sea:Where Was God in the Tsunami? (Wm. B. Eerdmans, Grand Rapids, Paperback, 2011), Theology Today, Vol. 68.3, 2011, 351-52.
Jonathan Weiner, Long For This World: The Strange Science of Immortality (HarperCollins, New York, 2010), Theology Today, Vol. 68.2, 2011, 203-204.
Christopher Morse, The Difference Heaven Makes: Rehearing the Gospel as News (T&T Clark, New York, 2010), Theology Today 68.1, 2011, 75-79.
Ester D. Reed, The Ethics of Human Rights: Contested Doctrinal and Moral Issues by (Baylor University Press, Waco, 2007), Studies in Christian Ethics 23.4, 2010, 468-72.
Marva J. Dawn, Sexual Character: Beyond Technique to Intimacy (Wm. B. Eerdmans, Grand Rapids, 1993), Princeton Seminary Bulletin, 1995, 118-19.
John H. Leith, From Generation to Generation; The Renewal of The Church According to Its Own Theology and Practices (Westminster John Knox Press, Louisville, 1990), Interpretation, April, 1991.
John F. Kilner, Who Lives? Who Dies? Ethical Criteria in Patient Selection (Yale University Press, 1990) in Theology Today, Vol. 48.1, April, 1991.
Eugene B. Borowitz, Contemporary Christologies: A Jewish Response (New York: Paulist Press, 1980), Union Seminary Quarterly Review, vol. 38.2, 1983.
Public Interviews and Panel Discussions
"God and Country: Protecting the Integrity of the Christian Faith." Church/State Issues Symposium sponsored by Americans United for Separation of Church and Sate, Bucks Country Chapter, September 26, 2009. Bucks County Community College, Newtown, PA.
Radio interview regarding "The Ten Commandments," Odyssey: A Daily Talk Show of Ideas, NPR Chicago, July 6, 2005.
Radio interview regarding "Terri Schiavo," Interfaith Connections, WKTU New York, May 1, 2005.
TV interview: "Commentary Re: Terri Schiavo," MSNBC, Friday, March 25, 2005.
Panel Discussion regarding stem cell research for Patients' CURE, Washington, D.C., 1998.
Panel Discussion: On Cloning for Stem Cell Research, Subcommittee of the National Bioethics Advisory Commission, Prof. James Childress, chair, 1997.
Panel Discussion: On Human Cloning in light of the cloning of Dolly, National Bioethics Advisory Commission, Prof. Harold Shapiro, chair, 1996.
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I am a 40 year old stay at home mom. I am 5 foot 9 and weigh in at 235 (down from 258- 3 months ago)
I started training for a sprint triathlon about 5 years ago...then got pregnant and didn't do it. I always told myself I would do one by the time I turned 40.
I turn 41 in 4 days!!
I have finished 4 5Ks - my best time being 49:39
There is a sprint triathlon in my town on June 6th. It starts with a 5K run, then 12 mile bike ride and then a 1/4 mile swim in the Gulf.
I am not worried about the swimming. I know I can ride the bike, and I know that my 5K time will improve with the training I will be doing.
I think I can finish before 2 hours.
I have gone to the website to register, but I keep stalling.
I am just worried about being the last runner or biker out on the course and getting lost or forgotten....
Should I just go for it.....or maybe wait until next year when I have more time to prepare?
Moe's Firecracker 5K 2008 – 50:07:14
John Clay 5K 2008 – 50:30
Pilot Club 5K 2008 – 49:45:44
Race for the Cure 3/13/10 - 49:39:12
You should go for it! Dont put it off until next year, sounds like you are confident on the swim and bike but need to focus on the run a bit. Most races are very well marked and its not likely you will get lost...and I find that the participants and the people that run the races are very supportive.
Good luck on your training and keep us posted here!
If your goal is to finish a triathlon, then I think you are more than ready! It sounds like you have picked a good one to start. Don't worry about the where you will finish, all triathletes have been at the back of the pack. I finished last place in my age group when I attempted my first ocean swim - but I still enjoyed the race and felt a sense of accomplishment for what I completed.
Go and enjoy the experience and the energy, and I gaurantee you will finish thinking about when you will sign up for your next triathlon. And even if you do finish last, think about all the people who don't do triathlons - you finished ahead of them.
Good Luck!
If you got the time to train for it and have the fire in your belly to do the training then go for it. focus on the goal of finishing and don't worry about anything else - you are miles ahead of folks who don't have the guts to try it like you do. you can do this. get a plan and get going!
by the way the races I've done the biggest cheers usually go for the last person going in. triathletes are a surprisingly friendly bunch and we recognize how hard it is to do this and how much guts it takes to even attempt this challenge. we respect all finishers who try their best
goals for 2011:
break 19minutes for 5k
break 2:42 for olympic triathlon probably Anthracite olympic
break 3:16 for marathon ( a long shot but it's fun putting yourself out there)
Thanks you guys! I just needed a bit of a nudge and little encouragement!
I just now registered for the triathlon!!! AAAAAHHHHHH!!! (deep breathing......)
I am excited and now that I am committed to it, I can't wait to start training!!!
Thanks again!
Moe's Firecracker 5K 2008 – 50:07:14
John Clay 5K 2008 – 50:30
Pilot Club 5K 2008 – 49:45:44
Race for the Cure 3/13/10 - 49:39:12
Congratulations! Interesting that it's a reverse triathlon (run-bike-swim).
I hope you'll stay connected here & let us know what questions come up during your training etc.
Do you know if the swim is along the shore or an out & back?
Will you have access to open-water swims to train in? I know you are comfortable with the swim. But since it's last, there's more risk involved & I want you to finish strong & happy! :-)
Best to you and your training!
p.s. & Happy Birthday!!
Sara Cox Landolt
Enter Athena and pace yourself , try to finish the run with your breathing settled (sip water to keep airway open). Your bike setup has to be efficient and use your strengths. The swim is all about finishing...no DNF. It will be the best $75 you ever spent and the results stand. Save your number and frame it...I started @ 49 to beat the BIG 50
Congratulations SharynLS on your commitment to trying a Tri!!!!! I don't think that there is a runner out there who was not hesitant about trying a new race distance at some point in their running career. You're stepping it up a notch and taking on 2 other disciplines plus the running. Anytime I tried something new, my goal was to finish regardless of time. Once you finish the Tri, then work on finishing in a specific time. Enjoy your accomplishment when you cross the finish line!!!!!
GREAT! you're going to have a blast! keep us posted and let us knwo if u have any questions. good luck and have fun!
goals for 2011:
break 19minutes for 5k
break 2:42 for olympic triathlon probably Anthracite olympic
break 3:16 for marathon ( a long shot but it's fun putting yourself out there)
Sara - someone told me they had to do the run and bike first, because Naples has some ordinance that all road races had to be finished by a certain time. I am not sure if that is correct or not.
The swim is out, then parallel, then back in. I live just 3 miles from the Gulf and have done only a few open water swims. I have a friend with a kayak that wants to go out with me a few times. I just hope that the day doesn't turn out too choppy. Usually the Gulf is like glass here!
Grid-rider - I did enter in the Athena group and I think it is Athena and over 40.....
Thanks everyone for the encouragement....and rest assured...... I will be asking plenty of questions!!!!
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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. - Both of Incline's top-seeded soccer teams won their Northern Division III semifinal matchups Friday, as the girls defeated White Pine 4-1 and the boys edged North Tahoe 2-1.
The boys will now face Whittell, which defeated Yerington 8-0 on Friday, for the regional championship Saturday at 5 p.m.
The girls also will face Whittell in the regional championship after the Warriors defeated Pershing County 3-0 in the semifinal round. The title game kicks off at 3 p.m.
Incline is hosting the tournament at Highlander Stadium.
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Are low-power desktop CPUs worth buying?
Posted on 6th Oct 2013 at 12:43 by Antony Leather with 22 comments
It's easy to forget that Intel and AMD have low-power versions of most of their current line-up of CPUs. For most of us there's little reason to consider them, with them only registering on our radar when it comes to thinking about all-in-ones, media PCs or net tops. There's a good reason for this too. While they have lower power consumption, these CPUs are very often clocked slower than their full-fat counterparts but cost noticeably more.


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Rosalyn Carson-DeWitt, MD
Your doctor may suspect rheumatoid arthritis (RA) based on your symptoms. Diagnosing RA can sometimes be difficult since there are several autoimmune disorders that have similar symptoms. Part of diagnosing RA is ruling out these other disorders.
The American College of Rheumatology and the European League Against Rheumatism have created a system for diagnosing RA. To start, symptoms need to be present for 6 weeks or more. The system then uses a 10-point scale assessing specific symptoms. The higher the score, the more likely RA is present.
Considered factors include:
Joint Involvement
The number of sore or swollen joints and any associated damage is considered. The areas affected may be a small joint ( hands or feet) or a large joint (shoulders, elbows, hips, knees, or ankles). Which joints are affected, how many joints are affected, and for how long they have been affected all help with the diagnosis.
Blood Tests
Blood tests look for markers of RA. Specific substances that may be present with RA can be found in the blood. These include:
Imaging Tests
Imaging tests assess the joints, surrounding structures, and any associated damage. Tests may include:
Other Tests
The following tests involve tissue samples. The samples are examined under a microscope. They can help diagnose RA (and other conditions).
Handout on health:
Rheumatoid arthritis.
National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases
website. Available at:
http://www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info/Rheumatic_Disease/default.asp. Updated August 2014. Accessed October 30, 2014.
Rheumatoid arthritis. Arthritis Foundation website. Available at:
http://www.arthritis.org/conditions-treatments/disease-center/rheumatoid-arthritis. Accessed October 30, 2014.
Rheumatoid arthritis. The Merck Manual Professional Edition website. Available at: http://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/musculoskeletal_and_connective_tissue_disorders/joint_disorders/rheumatoid_arthritis_ra.html. Updated May 2013. Accessed October 30, 2014.
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA). EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at:
http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated April 10, 2014. Accessed October 30, 2014.
Wasserman AM. Diagnosis and management of rheumatoid arthritis. Am Fam Physician. 2011;84(11):1245-1252.
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I have an affinity for the blues - always have.
Vaughn, Clapton, Moore, and, of course, the originators like King.
I wasn't planning on doing this today but here is another great...
Muddy Waters
Got My Mojo Workin'.
It can be fun reading the posts after these musical videos. Like after this one.
Thanks for the Vaughn reminder.


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"This was for a laundry room. Turned out well. My second project utilizing the PVC Beadboard. (Bathroom) Planning on redoing my other bathroom later this year." - Akron, OH
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Apartment 503
This 3 bedroom apartment is located on the 5th floor and has a Westerly aspect.
- The main bedroom contains a King bed, television, walk in robe and ensuite.
- The second bedroom contains 2 Single beds, which can be made into a king on request for an extra charge.
- The third bedroom contains a Queen bed.
- Seperate bathroom with full size bath, shower, toilet and vanity.
- Air Conditioning in main living area.
- Ceiling fans in all bedrooms.
- Fully equipped kitchen complete with full size fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, oven & cook-top and plenty of bench space.
- Laundry with washing machine & dryer
- L shaped balcony wraps around the main living area with an outdoor table for alfresco dining. The bedrooms also have balconies, accessed via sliding doors.
- All linen and bath towels provided.
- Please bring your own pool and beach towels.
- One secure underground car parking space.(Lockable by key)


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University of Alabama names interim Continuing Studies dean
Published: Wednesday, September 4, 2013 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, September 4, 2013 at 12:00 a.m.
The University of Alabama has named Rebecca J. Pow interim dean of the College of Continuing Studies.
Pow assumed the new role Sunday, after the retirement of outgoing Dean Carolyn Dahl at the end of August.
Pow joined the College of Continuing Studies in 1988 as assistant director of academic programs and services. Most recently, she served as senior associate dean and director of academic outreach for the college, according to a release from UA.
The College of Continuing Studies offers more than 25 degree programs in formats that include online, videotape and video conference as well as programs taught at off-campus sites and during evening and weekend schedules, according to the release.
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The psyche of James Bond is explored in this 23rd Bond film that marks the 50th anniversary of a middle-aged franchise and a perennially middle-aged Bond. While some things remain the same, this Bond is different. He's feeling his age, and bears as many internal as external scars. Presumed dead when an operation goes awry, Bond takes an unscheduled, unsanctioned vacation. He drinks too much, is angry with MI6 and is seemingly tired of being 007. He's taken up residence in a tropical paradise with a beauty who adores him, but his love of thrill-seeking surfaces in a bar, where he turns drinking into a deadly game of courage and luck - to the delight of mesmerized onlookers.
M, played with graceful gravitas by Judi Dench, is in an awful spot. Following a failed operation involving Bond, she's on the cusp of receiving her walking papers from supervisor Gareth Mallory (a subdued Ralph Fiennes). M is still reeling from this encounter when MI6 headquarters is attacked by a cyber-bully who also happens to be an ace with bombs. Her adversary is Silva (wily Javier Bardem), an ex-agent with a monstrous ax to grind.
Unkempt and contemplating his newly purchased bottle of whiskey, Bond hears news of the attack, prompting his return to MI6. Daniel Craig's rough exterior enhances Bond's seedy appearance, compelling M to insist he undergo a barrage of tests to determine his "fitness as an agent."
At MI6's new digs, Bond is asked to complete a round of physical and psychological tests. The agency's new location is a dungeon of stacked dim rooms fallen into disrepair. The set is a production designer's dream: Dank, dirty green with peeling paint - the intimidation factor of the interrogation room would find me confessing to whatever was called for. Crammed into another small room are banks of computers overseen by cyber-genius Q (a geeky Ben Whishaw).
These surroundings are an allegory for the state of the spy-game. Technology has allowed computers to enhance the human factor, but despite intelligence-gathering advances, spying remains a primitive endeavor dependent on assumed identities, infiltration, torture and killing. The old and the new commingle here, sometimes uncomfortably.
The set pieces dazzle with old-school action and choreography that possesses a certain archaic charm. Director Sam Mendes can't wait to surprise us. We've seen several chases across the same set of Turkish rooftop sidewalks over the past few years, but never on motorcycles that drift onto the clay-tile rooftops. Likewise, a chase across the top of a train makes use of found equipment that doubles the destruction.
Things break, and so do people. As the film opens, Bond is partnered with Eve (a perky Naomie Harris), a talented agent hard-pressed to keep up with her veteran partner. We don't foresee the shocking ending to this sequence, though it provides the perfect spot for the opening credits - about 20 minutes into the film. As in all Bond movies, the credit sequence is an artistic flight of whimsy, drama and danger, set to Adele's croonings, who has surely earned herself another hit.
The film's most remarkable character, Silva, could easily have become a cartoon, but is saved from this fate by Bardem, who makes Silva's PTSD and resulting insanity seem appropriate. Silva's allegories often accompany plot twists while serving as a window into his sense of betrayal and need for revenge. He's a fully realized villain that we hope will somehow survive this episode to rise again.
The film depicts Bond's dalliances in shadows and innuendo, and finds him psychologically punished for what might be construed as his past sins. He is driven to dark places by this plot, and while he never fully emerges into the light, he comes to remember that despite its hardships, being 007 isn't without its perks. The same can be said for the viewers who watch him.


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Madelia Community Hospital & Clinic Home Health Care has served the Madelia and St James area since 1985. During the month of November we will be celebrating National Home Care Month. We are hosting our annual Home Care Open House on Thursday, November 15th from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. in the Amberfield Place dining room. This is an opportunity for our staff, clients and community to acknowledge and celebrate the benefits of home care. It is with great pride that Madelia Home Care offers personalized care, disease management, and patient advocacy which allow our community members to remain in their own home.
Home health services continue to be a growing force in the delivery of health care. Factors related to this increasing demand for home health services include shorter hospitalizations and the needs of an aging population for chronic disease management and education. Surveys indicate that if given a choice, patients prefer recovering in the place they love best…their own home.
Madelia Home Care is a Medicare certified home care agency. Home care services are provided to clients living within a 25 mile radius of Madelia. The Nursing staff work with your primary physician, wherever they are located.
Payment for home care services varies depending on client condition and qualifications. Possible payor options include Medicare, Medicaid, Waivered Services through surrounding counties, Private Insurance, Veteran's Administration, Long Term Care Insurance and Private Payment.
Madelia Community Hospital & Clinic Home Health Care is committed to helping patients receive the highest quality care at home. If you have questions about home care services, please call 642-3255.
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text: Rock's original management team told him to stay away from wrestling, even though he wanted to be somehow involved. His ex-wife is his new manager and opened that door b/c she recognizes the love he has for the business. I think The Rock did get pissed the last time he was back b/c they put him in a mid-card match with Mic Foley against Evolution. He felt disrespected, don't know how true those two things are, read them a while back on the Internet.


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I am evaluating the Pro version of QCAD for a specific feature: Drawing of splines with fit points. However, it does not seem to work for me.
Drawing splines with control points is easy, after I click the third control point, the spline appears in the drawing - as expected.
However, when I choose to draw spline with fit points, I can click as many fit points as I like, and then finish the spline - the spline drawing does not appear. Whether I chose reference points on another entity, or just click them "freestyle", it does not matter.
Am I missing something? Is there a specific requirement for the nature of fit points?
Thank you!
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Drew Lachey and Autism Speaks
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Recently, Drew Lachey played "Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Grader" and chose Autism Speaks as his charity. He didn't want to risk losing his winnings and smartly walked away with $5,500! We didn't find the actual game clip but did find an interview where Drew talks about his support of Autism Speaks (although the number he quotes has changed since the interview from 1 in 150 to 1 in 110).Vodpod videos no longer available.
Thanks Drew, you rock!
Categories: Awareness 1 in 110, Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader, autism, Autism Speaks, Drew Lachey


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By Chris Jennings
It was a different kind of bird, but a bird nonetheless. Feathers on her mind, Zoe, a six-year-old black lab plunged into a small pond after an American avocet on her owner's command. The injured avocet dove like a scaup several times, but Zoe's experience in the field chasing downed waterfowl was too much. Retrieving the bird to hand without even a feather ruffled, Zoe had done what most waterfowl hunting labs never have – she rescued an injured shorebird.
Zoe's owner, J.W. Rocky Lewis, Ducks Unlimited trustee emeriti and past Oklahoma State Chairman, walked down his driveway in Broken Arrow, Okla., one day to see two people chasing down an American avocet.
"I saw some cars parked around the pond and when Zoe and I walked down there, we saw two people who looked like they were trying to catch the avocet," the 64-year old Lewis recalled. "One had a towel and the other had a fish net with an eight-foot piece of PVC on the end of it. Every time they got close, the bird would just flutter across the little pond."
The two people trying to catch the bird were John Kennington, Tulsa Audubon Society president and Gail Storey, TAS vice president, who rehabilitates injured birds. They had been called about the obviously-injured bird by several people in the area.
"I just walked up and asked the guy if he wanted me to get that bird for them," Lewis said. "When he said yes, I just sent Zoe, and I knew she would bring it back safely."
Onlookers who had no idea about well-trained waterfowl dogs believed the labrador was going out there to eat it. They had never seen a good waterdog in action.
"You should have seen the look on [Storey's] face when I sent Zoe," Lewis laughed. "She thought Zoe was going to kill that bird. I guess she hadn't been around many hunting dogs in her time."
Lewis, with more than 30 years as a DU volunteer and an avid waterfowl hunter, identified the bird for Kennington and Storey, and then handed it to them. For Zoe, it was just another bird to add to her more than 300 waterfowl she had retrieved in the field.
Zoe was praised by everyone around and Kennington and Storey were thankful for the assistance. Lewis was happy to help, but it was not that big of a deal for him.
"She retrieved 30 doves when she was 5 months old, she's been in the pheasant fields, and obviously she goes with me every time I go duck hunting. She's a very special dog," Lewis said. "She's probably the most natural lab I've ever owned as far as her instincts and ability to learn."
The bird was taken to a nearby veterinarian who performed an X-ray to determine the avocet had a broken wing bone. With two wing bones, one acting as a splint, the veterinarian decided the wing would heal itself and the bird was to be released. Storey released the bird at Great Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge in northwest Oklahoma.
"They were very gracious for Zoe's efforts," Lewis said. "Another lady that was there has been telling all her friends in the neighborhood about what a great dog Zoe is. For me, that means more than anything."


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Dear Friends,
I am pleased to report that we just passed a budget plan in the House that seeks to put our nation on a path to fiscal solvency and end the days of governing from crisis to crisis. The budget plan, sponsored by Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, tackles our long-term debt by reforming and improving mandatory spending programs. The proposal will finally bring spending in line with revenue in just ten years with NO TAX HIKES.
I am proud to say that the Ryan budget plan reflects the good sense and financial prudence of hardworking Americans, like those in Dothan and Montgomery and Wetumpka and Enterprise and Greenville and Troy and Prattville and all throughout Alabama's Second Congressional District.
Leaders in the Senate have proposed a vastly different budget that includes another TRILLION dollar tax increase and more stimulus spending. What's worse, the Senate proposal does not achieve balance. Ever. Senator Jeff Sessions pointed out that the Senate Majority's proposal increases federal debt per household by more than $50,000 over the next decade. While I appreciate the Senate Majority's willingness to finally work on a budget for the first time in four years, it is clear they are not serious about addressing the deficit.
The House also considered other alternative budgets, including the Congressional Black Caucus budget, the Congressional Progressive Caucus budget, and the House Democratic Caucus budget. I could not support any of these proposals because they were too extreme and focused on tax increases, not deficit reduction. I also could not support a budget proposed by the Republican Study Committee because I made a promise not to cut Medicare benefits for people who are 55 years and older, which, unfortunately, the RSC budget did. Ultimately, the Ryan balanced budget plan prevailed, and I was proud to vote for it.
I realize budgets are not the most exciting topic, but I care deeply about this issue for one reason: I want a better, more financially secure future for my children and your children and all of the next generation. They will be the ones to suffer if we continue down this current path of reckless spending and mounting debt. I hope you will join me in urging Senate leaders to pass the Ryan proposal so we can put our country back on a path to fiscal sanity and economic prosperity.
Meetings This Week
We had another busy week in Washington full of Congressional hearings and meetings. I chaired an Armed Services Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee briefing on ways to promote efficiency in the Department of Defense. During this time of budget cuts, we must be on the lookout for bloated bureaucracy, including at the Pentagon.
I also took part in an Agriculture Committee hearing to markup legislation that would begin to ease the regulatory burden of Dodd-Frank. Red tape and over-regulation are some of the greatest inhibitors of economic success, and the Dodd-Frank law is full of needless government overreach.
I was pleased to welcome folks from Alabama into the office this week, including:
· Rheem Manufacturing
· Alabama Conservation Districts
· Alacare Home Health and Hospice
· Alabama-911
· and Southern Peanut Farmers and Producers.
I always appreciate meeting with groups from Alabama and discussing what issues are important to them. Thanks to everyone who stopped in to visit!
Stay Engaged
I encourage you to stay engaged on the important issues facing our country, and help others be informed as well. Please forward this email to friends and family members and all those who need to be aware of the struggle to balance out budget in Washington. Remember, you can also follow me on Twitter and be friends with me on Facebook, both of which I use to discuss important issues.
And as always, if my office can ever be of help to you, do not hesitate to give us a call or send an email. I work for you, and my office is here to help you however we can.
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Lets get some ideas going here and we can put it all together and hapefully have a plan in hand before the snow goes away. That way we are ready!!!!!!!!
here is just a couple ideas
1. basic limb branch clean up
2. more trash cans?
3. maybe steps up 18?
4. repaint bridge help it last longer.


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Danos wins Patriot Award
Published: Saturday, October 19, 2013 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, October 19, 2013 at 12:54 a.m.
Eric Danos, executive vice president of Larose-based Danos, and Reed Pere, the company's production services division manager, were honored with a Patriot Award by the Louisiana Committee for Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve, an office of the Department of Defense.
In addition Hank Danos, Danos CEO and president, was honored with the Above and Beyond Award in recognition of extraordinary support of company employee Douglas Kunkle, U.S. Coast Guard Reserve member.
"The Above and Beyond Award was created by ESGR to publicly recognize companies who provide extraordinary patriotic support and cooperation to their employees, who like the citizen warriors before them, have answered their nation's call to serve.
"Hank Danos, CEO and president of Danos was nominated for being highly supportive of United States Coast Guard Reserve member Douglas Kunkle. Supportive companies are critical to maintaining the strength and readiness of the nation's National Guard and Reserve units," said Larry L. Jones, chairman of Employer Support for the Guard and Reserve Southeast Louisiana Area.
Pere offered to have Kunkle's company health care benefits continued for his family while he was deployed and also arranged a stipend for the duration of the deployment to cover a loss in wages, the company said.
John F. Pugh Jr, Louisiana state chairman of the Louisiana Committee for Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve, is asking all Louisiana employers to review and amend their human resources policies to ensure compliance with the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act.
Many employers provide Above and Beyond support with pay differential to offset the loss of wages and extend extension of health care, he added.
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