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2011-12 Course Descriptions
BIBM - Christian Ministry
College of Biblical Studies (CBS)
BIBM 312 Counseling Adolescents in the Church (3-0-3), on demand. An overview of the fundamental issues involved in ministering to the disturbed adolescent within the local church context. Prerequisite: sophomore standing.
BIBM 329 Field Work (0-6-6),* fall, spring, summer. Problems and methods of a practical nature studied in a "laboratory" situation. Permission of Bible department chair required. May not be taken as the fifth Bible requirement in the University Requirement or for Bible minor. Prerequisite: sophomore standing.
BIBM 340 Foundations of Youth Ministry (3-0-3), fall. Emphasis on the salient issues involved in program development (i.e., assumptions, philosophy, and theology of youth and family ministry). Prerequisite: sophomore standing.
BIBM 341 Advanced Youth Ministry (3-0-3), spring. Focuses on the issues of organization and administration: leadership skills, negotiation and conflict resolution skills, and biblical models for ministering within the non-formal context. For Bible majors only. Prerequisite: BIBM 340.
BIBM 390 Family Relations (3-0-3), on demand. Principles involved in establishing an harmonious Christian family relationship. Prerequisite: sophomore standing.
BIBM 391 Introduction to Ministry and Missions (3-0-3), spring. A biblical and practical approach to the responsibilities, struggles, and relationships of the minister and missionary. Should be taken spring of junior year, followed by an internship in the summer. Prerequisite: sophomore standing. For majors only.
BIBM 395 Introduction to Hospital Ministry (2-2-3), fall, spring. Provides initial development of concepts and skills in hospital ministry through experiences with patients, families, peers, and professionals. BIBM 391 recommended prior to this course. Preference given to majors. Prerequisite: sophomore standing.
BIBM 396 Field Education (0-3-3), fall, spring, summer. A full-time (10 weeks) or half-time (20 weeks) internship on the mission field - domestic or foreign - under the guidance of a departmental director and field supervisor. Prerequisite: BIBM 391. For majors only.
BIBM 401 Church Leadership (3-0-3), spring. Principles of effective organization, administration, and leadership as they apply to the life of the church. Prerequisite: sophomore standing.
BIBM 403 Christian Worship (3-0-3), fall. Public and private devotions of Christians; biblical, historical, and problems of today. Prerequisite: sophomore standing.
BIBM 405 Women in Christian Service (3-0-3), on demand. Designed to train Christian women theologically, academically, and practically for expanded service in the home, the church, and the world. Limited to female students. Prerequisite: junior standing.
BIBM 406 Teaching and Speaking to Women in the Church (3-0-3), on demand. Prepares women to serve as Christian teachers and speakers. It emphasizes spiritual discipline, well-developed Bible study, good communication strategies, varied teaching methods, empathy for those who will be served, and the opportunity to participate in hands-on learning experiences in teaching and speaking. Prerequisite: sophomore standing and COMS 111 or COMS 112. Limited to female students.
BIBM 409 Introduction to Ministerial Counseling (3-0-3), fall, spring. Theory and techniques of counseling as applied to the work of persons who primarily deal with people. Prerequisite: junior standing. For majors only.
BIBM 413 Seminar in Adolescent Moral/Sexual Issues (3-0-3), fall. Provides a biblical framework for understanding the adolescent's sexual attitudes, values, and behaviors. Prerequisite: junior standing.
BIBM 430 Education Ministry of the Church (3-0-3), fall. General survey of the total educational program of the church. Prerequisite: junior standing.
BIBM 434 Developing Faith in Children (3-0-3), spring. Designed to equip Christians to participate in building biblical faith in children in context of home, church and school. Prerequisite: sophomore standing.
BIBM 435 Adolescent Spiritual Formation (3-0-3), fall. Provides an overview of the key developmental issues involved in the spiritual formation of adolescents. Prerequisite: junior standing.
BIBM 438 Teaching Ministry (3-0-3), spring. Principles of learning and teaching as related to ministry of education. Prerequisite: junior standing.
BIBM 442 Youth and Family Ministry (3-0-3), spring. Provides the fundamental principles of family systems and offers practical strategies for developing a ministry to both the adolescent and his or her family. Prerequisite: junior standing.
BIBM 451 Sexuality and Personal Issues of Sexuality (3-0-3), spring. Addresses sexual issues through three sections: the text of Song of Songs; the individual, relational, and family issues with sex; and sexuality in the church and in one's ministry. Prerequisites: Completion of freshman and sophomore level Bible, senior standing.
BIBM 480 Arts and Culture: A Christian Aesthetic (3-0-3), spring. The arts from a Christian viewpoint as both practitioner and audience/patron, applying biblically based strategies to assess, enjoy, and participate in the forms of art prevalent in the culture while remaining faithful to the call of Christ. Prerequisite: sophomore standing. Same as THEA 480.
BIBM 491 Reflections on Ministry and Missions (3-0-3), fall. A theological and practical examination of Christian missions and ministry, relating biblical theory in historical perspective to contemporary church needs. Grade will be assigned after successful completion of the course and the internship. Prerequisites: BIBM 391 and summer internship. For majors only.
BIBM 492 Ministry to Children and Families (3-0-3), spring. Designed as a "capstone course" for children's ministry majors, this course will examine theological foundations for children's ministry as well as giving attention to the organization and administration of children and family ministry. Class study, discussion and assignments are intended to enable participants to consider, compare and contrast varying ministry models and how they contribute to the spiritual formation of children. Prerequisites: BIBL 101, 102, 201 and 212; junior standing.
BIBM 493 Introduction to Ministry of Preaching (3-0-3), fall. Philosophy of preaching, preparation, and presentation practice. Identifies basic sermon types and use of supporting material. Prerequisite: BIBL 420.
BIBM 494 Advanced Biblical Preaching (3-0-3), spring. Attention to audience analysis, persuasion, and special problems such as funerals, weddings, and mass communication techniques. Prerequisites: BIBL 420 and BIBM 406 or 493.
BIBM 601 Church Leadership (3-0-3), fall. Principles of effective organization, administration, and leadership as they apply to the life of the church.
BIBM 602 GST Orientation (0-0-0), fall, spring. Orients GST students in the MACM, MAMI, and MDIV programs providing information about both curricular and co-curricular aspects of the GST community. Students will examine personal and professional identity issues by completing various assessments. Prerequisite: Admission to the MACM, MAMI, or MDIV programs. Additional fee required.
BIBM 603 Foundations of the Theology of Ministry (3-0-3), fall only. A cornerstone experience for students enrolled in the ministerial formation programs (MDiv, MACM, or MAMI) which introduces ministry students to the resources and practices in the fields of practical theology and contextual education. Prerequisites: Acceptance into the MDiv, MACM, MAMI degree programs.
BIBM 604 Expository Preaching (3-0-3), on demand. Focuses on rigorous exegesis for preaching and effective delivery of sermons based on the unique styles, problems and themes of diverse biblical genres.
BIBM 605 Preaching from the Old Testament (3-0-3), fall, spring, summer. Explores the challenges of preaching from various genres of Old Testament literature. Particular attention is paid to the theological shape and flow of whole canonical books and the homiletical possibilities they offer as students move from text to sermon. This variable topic course periodically focuses on different canonical books. As topics vary, the course may be taken only twice. The course may be taken as text elective credit.
BIBM 607 Introduction to Christian Ministry (3-0-3), fall. A substantive and practical examination of Christian ministry relating biblical theology and the ministry in historical perspective to contemporary church needs.
BIBM 609 Healthcare Ministry (2-2-3), fall, spring. Provides enhancement of ministry concepts and skills for Christian vocations for students through pastoral care experiences with healthcare patients and families and interaction with peers and healthcare professionals. It serves as an introduction to Clinical Pastoral Education.
BIBM 616 Narrative Evangelism (3-0-3), fall. Provides a theological orientation to the task of evangelism. The class builds on the assumption that the gospel has certain instincts with regard to evangelism and its interface with culture. Attention is given to the implications of gospel and culture for the presentation of the gospel.
BIBM 627 Preaching from the New Testament (3-0-3), on demand. An exploration of the challenges of preaching from various books of the New Testament. Particular attention is paid to the theological shape and flow of whole canonical books and the homiletical possibilities they offer as students move from text to sermon. This variable topic course periodically focuses on different canonical books. As topics vary, the course may be only taken twice. May be taken as text elective credit. Prerequisite: BIBL 627.
BIBM 628 Preaching Paul (3-0-3), on demand. Enhances the ability of students to move from text to sermon as they preach from Pauline literature and examines how the form and function of different genres influence form and function in sermons. Taught as an Internet course.
BIBM 629 Field Education (3-0-6), on demand.* Problems and methods of a practical nature studied in a ministry context.
BIBM 635 Engaging Adolescents in Christian Formation (3-0-3), spring, summer. Explores the processes of Christian spiritual formation and implications for ministry with adolescents. Students will think critically and theologically about adolescence as a socially constructed concept and plan intentionally for spiritual formation in a ministry directed at those in this time of life.
BIBM 637 Ministry with Older Adults (3-0-3), January. Covers demographics of the aging community, analyzes programs for serving the older member, and how to utilize the talents of mature church members. Same as GERO 637.
BIBM 644 Pastoral Ministry Skills for Church Leaders (3-0-3), summer. Pastoral ministry theory and skills for individuals, families, and congregations in crisis, especially designed for church leaders.
BIBM 645 Managing Conflict in Churches (3-0-3), spring. The course will offer an examination of the causes, arenas, and dynamics of conflict in churches with an introduction to five major approaches to interviewing in conflicted situations. A variety of instructional methods, including lectures, case studies, role plays, media, expert resource persons, and personal style instruments will be employed. Additional course fee required.
BIBM 646 Youth and Family Ministry (3-0-3), on demand. A detailed study of youth/family ministry in light of congregational systems, developmental studies, and youth culture with readings on topics significant to advanced youth ministry.
BIBM 648 Christian Spiritual Formation (3-0-3), fall, spring. Christian spiritual formation is the process of being conformed to the image of Christ for the sake of others. This course identifies how God utilizes Scripture, people, contexts, literature, spiritual disciplines, and events to transform believers into Christ's likeness.
BIBM 649 Small Group Ministry (3-0-3), January. Provides biblical foundations, theory, and practice of small groups in ministry contexts. Rather than concentrating on psychology and group dynamics, the nucleus of the course is designing, structuring, implementing, administering, and evaluating small groups in the church.
BIBM 651 Supervised Practice of Ministry I (1-0-1), fall. Classroom preparation is balanced by a variety of ministry experiences, self-discovery processes, and nurturing relationships with faculty, supervising ministers, and church leaders in multiple contexts. Through the process of gradual immersion into ministry practice, an examination of professional identity will begin. (BIBM 652-656 are a continuation of this course.) Additional course fee required.
BIBM 652 Supervised Practice of Ministry II (1-0-1), spring. Additional course fee required.
BIBM 656 Supervised Practice of Ministry VI (1-0-1), spring. Additional course fee required.
BIBM 670 Worship (3-0-3), spring. Examines biblical, historical, theological and practical perspectives on worship.
BIBM 673 Ministry with Children and Families (3-0-3), spring. Through interviews and participant observation, students will learn to examine the family, school, church, and community contexts of the spiritual lives of children so as to be able more effectively to engage in their pastoral care. Intellectual, spiritual, and social dimensions of the formation of children will be attended to, as will the theological and biblical underpinnings of children's ministry.
BIBM 679 Theological Reflection in Practice (3-0-3), spring. Focuses on integration of the sub-disciplines of the M.Div. curriculum in response to specific situations (cases) requiring pastoral and theological intervention, towards the aim of producing written briefs for use in Comprehensive Exams. Students will also gain training in the use of cases in ministry. Prerequisite: Student must have finishing M.Div. status.
BIBM 681 Preaching Skills and Strategies (3-0-3), spring. Emphasis on communication skills in preaching (delivery, language vividness and clarity) and enhanced facility with diverse organizational strategies.
BIBM 692 Church Curriculum (3-0-3), spring. Curriculum principles applied to the total church program.
BIBM 693 Church and Family Ministry (3-0-3), fall. Students will explore the sociological, educational, and theological dimensions of churches and families. Students will write ethnographies of church and family systems and then build educational programs that respond to the reality of ministry in such settings. Students learn how to move beyond therapeutic or schooling models of Christian education to more holistic approaches.
BIBM 694 Church Administration (3-0-3), on demand. Principles of organization, administration and supervision as they apply to the life of a local congregation.
BIBM 696 Theological Perspectives on Human Behavior (3-0-3), summer. A study of the interrelationship between theology and the discipline of psychology and how they may be integrated while maintaining the integrity of both.
BIBM 701 Doctor of Ministry Orientation (0-0-0), June. Introductory course covering an overview of the program, analysis of ministry, research techniques, project design, and ministry resources.
BIBM 702 Biblical and Theological Foundations of Ministry (3-0-3), June. Investigates the development of a biblical theology of ministry, relating ministry to major themes of the Bible that affect contemporary ministry.
BIBM 703 Preaching to Contemporary Needs (3-0-3), June, odd years. An analysis of current theories and methods of proclamation combined with the study of critical considerations in the development of the minister's theology of preaching in the contemporary culture. Emphasis on a variety of approaches to expositional preaching that let the Bible speak clearly to contemporary needs.
BIBM 706 Christian Leadership Development (3-0-3), June. An integrated analysis of theology, organizational behavior, group process, personality theory, pastoral care, and problem-solving skills designed to enhance the leadership effectiveness of participants. Additional course fee required.
BIBM 710 Crisis Counseling and Brief Therapy (3-0-3), June, odd years. Analysis of stressful events from both individual and family perspectives and from both developmental and accidental frameworks. Theologies of human nature, of the God/human relationship, and of counseling will be developed. Therapeutic strategies for crisis counseling and for doing brief therapy will be discussed. Assessment, treatment, and referral methodologies will be developed.
BIBM 711 Preaching and Theology (3-0-3), June, even years. Several theological perspectives, methods, and issues are explored in order to provide a more biblical and effective basis for preaching.
BIBM 713 Preaching From the New Testament (3-0-3), June, odd years. A study of the preparation of sermons from two New Testament books, including historical-critical analysis, examination of form, and appropriate application in the contemporary world.
BIBM 717 Christian Spiritual Formation (3-0-3), June, odd years. Examines the biblical theology, the history, and the pastoral applications of Christian spirituality giving special attention to four historic expressions of spirituality (Orthodox, Catholic, Protestant, and Restorationist). Prerequisites: BIBM 702, 706.
BIBM 718 Theological Practice of Evangelism (3-0-3), June, even years. The practice of evangelism as a theological endeavor involves listening to the stories of our churches, attending to biblical understandings of evangelism, exploring evangelism within various systematic theologies, and allowing culture to inform questions of meaning and relevance. The overall outcome should be an articulated plan for evangelism within specific ministry contexts.
BIBM 719 Missional Ecclesiology (3-0-3), January. Focuses on understanding the relationship of the church to the mission of God in the world and applying that understanding to actual ministry contexts. Explores biblical, theological, and historical themes. Contextualization includes analysis of a post-Christendom North America and consideration of specific ecclesial practices that lend themselves to contextual innovation.
BIBM 721 Theology of Culture (3-0-3), January. Examine the relationship between culture and theological anthropology, probing the implications for ministerial contexts.
BIBM 723 Worship (3-0-3), June, even years. Prepares students to understand and engage in worship as liturgical community formation. Attention is given to biblical, theological, and sociological aspects of liturgical community formation. Prerequisites: Admission to the DMin program and BIBM 702.
BIBM 725 Project/Thesis Seminar (3-0-3), June. A concluding seminar designed to integrate the competencies developed in the DMin curriculum and to create a project appropriate for the student's unique ministry setting.
BIBM 798 Continuing DMin Study (0-0-0), on demand.
BIBM 799 DMin Project/Thesis (0-0-6).*
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All of company's operations headed to Spencer
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ELIZABETH— Mustang Survival will be consolidating all of its West Virginia operations to its facility in Spencer, thus closing down its Elizabeth plant....
Don't be fooled. Employee's are being laid off at the Spencer plant as well.
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So, so sorry to hear this. "It could be a hardship to people's budget". Get real, it will be hard on some to make the trip. Wirt County, who is in charge of your realm? Are they fighting for you or is this all just a game to them? Find those you put in charge and make them work for you. Such a devastating blow to a small community.
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I think it is a joke they claim technology is the reason. But that is just a lie the have no leadership and cant get products out. They have wanted this for a few years now. I say fire the leadership and I bet things will get better
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By P.R. Venkat and Isabella Steger
While shareholders in Fraser & Neave await a report from the independent adviser for a competing bid for the company, Thai tycoon Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi has been looking to raise his stake.
Mr. Charoen, who already has about a third of Fraser & Neave, enlisted Citigroup help late last week to raise his stake in the Singapore conglomerate, two people familiar with the matter said.
The attempt to buy at least 10% in the firm from funds failed, they said.
Mr. Charoen is locked in a battle with Indonesia's wealthy Riady family for F&N, the Singapore soft drinks and real estate firm. His companies, TCC Assets, a special purpose vehicle, and Thai Beverage, the maker of Chang beer, have offered US$7.2 billion for the stake they don't already own.
The Riadys, through Overseas Union Enterprise, a Singapore-listed property firm, made an offer worth US$10.6 billion for the firm, nearly two months after Mr. Charoen's bid.
While it is unclear why Mr. Charoen's moves to raise his stake didn't materialize, a quick look at Fraser & Neave's share price indicates shareholders are holding out for a bidding war. Mr. Charoen offered 8.88 Singapore dollars for the stake he doesn't own; the Riadys are offering 9.08 Singapore dollars per share. The shares are now trading at 9.68 Singapore dollars each, up 56% so far this year, and 7.8% higher than their levels in September, when Heineken offered, and won, the Tiger beer brewing venture partly controlled by Fraser & Neave.
J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. has been appointed by Fraser & Neave to give it an independent appraisal of the two bids. In October, Fraser & Neave said Mr. Charoen's offer was "not compelling, but fair" with the board noting that that offer was near the low end of its JPM's estimated valuation of S$8.30 to S$11.22 a share for Fraser & Neave. JP Morgan is slated to give its findings on the Riadys' 9.08 Singapore dollar per share bid by Thursday.
TCC Assets in its statement late Monday said that it has been from time to time, been approached by shareholders and or brokers to potential sales of shares in Fraser & Neave and that shareholders should, however, note that unless a formal announcement is made "there is no certainty that any transaction" would happen.
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Definición de orthogonal en inglés:
1Of or involving right angles; at right angles.
Oraciones de ejemplo
- Lanczos was much influenced by Fejér; he learnt from him about Fourier series, orthogonal polynomials, and interpolation.
- As we have noted above, other contributions by Steinhaus were on orthogonal series, probability theory, real functions and their applications.
- From these beginnings he moved to prove a number of limit theorems, now known as the Szegö limit theorem, the strong Szegö limit theorem and Szegö's orthogonal polynomials and on the unit circle.
2 Statistics (Of variates) statistically independent.
Oraciones de ejemplo
- Disciplinary infractions were further summarized by entering the 18 remaining codes into a principal-components analysis using an orthogonal rotation.
- A test of the hypothesis that ß 1 = 1 can be constructed from the orthogonal regression estimate and standard error for 1.
- Gram is best remembered for the Gram-Schmidt orthogonalisation process which constructs an orthogonal set from an independent one.
2.1(Of an experiment) having variates which can be treated as statistically independent.
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- Participants always sorted on proportion in Experiment 2, with orthogonal or one-dimensional stimulus sets.
- Taguchi first determines the control factors that go into designing a product, their interdependencies, then generates an orthogonal array specifying the number of experiments required to find the optimal solution.
- The presence of a dicentric chromosome was confirmed by Southern blot analysis of orthogonal field alternating gel electrophoresis gels.
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In the spring of 1913, 9-year-old Francis Yarnell sat with his sisters atop the hill on Quarry Street in Marietta and watched as record floodwaters carried houses away.
"The water come up on them, and they just flew up off the foundation and headed on down the river," Yarnell's son, Everett, 72, recalled his father telling him.
One hundred fifteen homes in Marietta alone were destroyed and another 200 made uninhabitable by the flood, according to Hal Jenkins' "A Valley Renewed," a history of the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District.
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The scene on the west side of Marietta shows debris and the condition of housing following the flood.
"Houses, barns and many small buildings were swept from their foundations," the April 9, 1913, edition of The Marietta Daily Times reports. "Seven houses on upper Gilman Street ... were washed away."
The situation wasn't unique to Marietta. A website focused on the 1913 flood hosted by the Midwestern Regional Climate Center reports that of the 31 houses and farms between Zanesville and McConnelsville at the time, only 13 were left standing after the flood. Two hundred-fifty families in McConnelsville and 200 in neighboring Malta were left homeless.
The site also includes descriptions from notes made by C.H. Morris, a cooperative weather watcher in Malta.
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13 - Houses left standing between Zanesville and McConnellsville, out of 31, after the flood.
15 to 20 - Homes in Beverly destroyed.
20 - Homes in Lowell destroyed.
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"During the afternoon (of March 26) an unending procession of mills, bridges, railroads cars, barns, dwellings, everything that is indispensable to civilization, went pell-mell down the still rising waters, and darkness came again - but no sleep," Morris writes. "Hundreds of people began making their second move (as) the flood swiftly encroached upon streets heretofore far removed from the hungry river, and with all gauge marks gone."
One of the most unusual moments of the flood involved a Marietta home at the corner of Gilman and Virginia streets. It belonged to Charles W. Knox and his wife, Mary Jane, who had recently died and was buried the day the rivers first overflowed.
The Knox home was taken off its foundation and carried down the Ohio River several miles before coming to rest on near Gravel Bank on the farm of D.A. Scott - the late Mrs. Knox's brother. The Register-Leader reported none of the contents were lost.
The rising waters both separated and drove together members of the family of Wesley C. Newton Jr. The former Marietta resident recalled in a 1970 issue of the Washington County Historical Society's publication, "The Tallow Light," that his father was out on the family farm near Coal Run when the flood struck.
"We didn't hear anything from him for two weeks, until the flood went down and he walked the 14 miles to town carrying a basket of food," Newton writes.
Meanwhile, 11 members of Newton's extended family joined the six residents of his 306 Wooster St. home at their residence. Even though they weren't in the flooded area, they still felt the effects.
"The gas was shut off, and all we had to cook on was a one-hole kerosene stove," writes Newton, who was 15 at the time. "Our only light was a couple candles. The weather was cold, so we usually gave up and went to bed about 7:30 p.m."
The Register-Leader reported April 8 that 89 people were given shelter and food at Max Ruby's 315 Fifth St. home in Marietta.
"Although Mr. Ruby lost $3,000 or more in damage done by the flood, he was glad to be able to take care of his friends," the story says.
Even after the waters receded, many homes were uninhabitable.
"Hundreds of families in all the more low lying sections had everything they own soaked, and as a result many of them will have to practically begin life over again," a story in the April 9 edition of The Marietta Daily Times says. "Wherever the water reached the dwellings, it left its traces in collapsed porches, wrecked steps and deposited drift. A number of the finer residence streets of the city are in little better condition than those in what is known as the flood district."
Some of the homeless sought refuge in hotels, but there was not enough space to accommodate all those in need as those buildings were also undergoing "thorough repairing and remodeling," a story in the April 8 Register-Leader says.
Camps were established for people displaced by the flood, but some refused to enter them, the Times reported April 9. Eventually, they were allowed to pitch tents wherever they wanted, including their own yards or friends' properties.
A War Department physician advised city leaders against housing people in tents for extended periods, warning of the risk of contracting typhoid fever. A damp house was preferable, he said, according to the Register-Leader's April 4 edition.
In the March 31 edition, Salvation Army Capt. Thomas Wilson, with the city relief committee, issued a call for items to aid people returning to their homes.
"The great need of the moment will be dry bedding and clothing that can be given to people who have lost their all," he said. "Their homes are damp and when they return to them they must have dry clothing; also clean underwear for change."
According to Newton's recollections, one man who lost his home in the flood also took advantage of the situation to gain a new one.
"Vernon Gooden, who lived in an old frame house opposite our farm (near Coal Run) lost his house - it floated away," Newton writes. "He stood at the river bank and caught enough new lumber (with a pike pole) to build a new house and the Red Cross gave him $500 to pay for the carpentry work on it."


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Don't care for the crystals. They might be fine for a couple hrs. but they would snag on everything. To make polka dots, I bought tools that you just dap into the polish. They were very cheap. You can also use the tip of a pencil point that is rounded. Don't use a freshly sharpened pencil. It works and is free.
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EAGLE COUNTY, Colorado - Real estate sales in August continued the comparatively brisk pace this year, but prices paid continue to lag.
According to the latest report from Land Title Guarantee Co., there were 164 sales in August, a 30 percent jump from August of 2011, and a number not seen since the market dived in late 2008. For 2012 so far there have been 971 sales, just 74 sales fewer than in 2008, and 133 more than last year.
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As is usually the case, lower-priced sales made up the bulk of transactions. In August, nearly 70 percent of all sales were priced at $500,000 and less. The averages are usually boosted by a relative handful of high-priced sales, but there were fewer than usual in August - there were only 10 sales of $2 million or more, and just one sale of $5 million or more, a $7 million sale in Avon's Mountain Star neighborhood.
While sales and dollar data appears encouraging for the year, local broker Larry Agneberg Tuesday sent a chart from the Vail Board of Realtors, showing the lowest number of homes for sale since 2007.
As of the end of July there were 1,017 "active" listings in the Vail Board of Realtors Multiple Listing Service database, and 255 homes under contract, the smallest spread in several years. That's a bigger spread than the peak of the real estate boom of the previous decade - when there were just 146 more units for sale than under contract - but it's less than half the figure in the depths of the bust, July of 2009. That month, there were 1,619 more units for sale than under contract.
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Sept. 14, 2012 – The pipes that ferry drinking water from public wells to home taps may let in viruses that cause more than a million cases of stomach illness every year, two new studies show.
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Voters are more concerned about the economy than any other issue in the midterm elections, but few believe that which party controls Congress will make much of a difference to boosting economic conditions, a new Wall Street Journal/NBC News/Annenberg Survey finds.
In the survey of registered voters, 45% of respondents said jobs and the economy were the issue most important in determining their vote in the fall, more than any other issue. The next most-cited issues were health care, named by 20% of respondents, and education, at 15%
Some 7% said foreign policy and national security were most important, while 6% said that the federal deficit was a top concern.
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When it comes to improving economic conditions, a quarter said conditions would improve if Republicans controlled Congress, while 23% said Democratic control would improve the economy. But half of those surveyed — a full 50% — said that which party controlled Congress wouldn't make much of a difference.
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INDIANAPOLIS -- Butler erased an 18-point deficit in the fourth quarter of Saturday night's game at the Butler Bowl and went on to post a 39-35 Pioneer Football League victory over Morehead State.
The loss continued a string of heartbreaking losses for the Eagles. MSU has now held double-figure leads against Saint Francis (Pa.), Drake, Jacksonville and Butler, but dropped all four contests.
The Bulldogs improve to 6-2 overall and 5-0 in the PFL with their fifth consecutive win, while the Eagles slip to 1-6 on the campaign and 0-4 in conference action with their sixth straight defeat.
Senior quarterback Zach Lewis, who finished 26-of-43 for 254 yards with two touchdowns and just one interception, became Morehead State's career passing yards leader in the setback.
Lewis now owns school standards for passing yards (9,122), completions (847) and touchdowns (61). All three marks were previously held by Chris Swartz, who played for MSU from 1987-90.
Sophomore Rees Macshara led the Morehead State rushing attack with 116 yards on 16 attempts, while senior Donte Sawyer paced the Eagle receivers with 92 yards on nine grabs.
Sophomore linebacker Dillion Blackburn led the MSU defense with 11 tackles, while senior defensive back Kameron Scott was credited with seven tackles and seven pass break-ups.
Butler jumped out to a 10-0 advantage less than six minutes into the contest, but Morehead State scored the game's next three touchdowns to take a 21-10 lead with 5:46 to play before halftime.
The Eagles added to their advantage on a two-yard run by senior Kevin Thomas at the 13:09 mark of the fourth quarter, which made it 35-17, but Butler rallied for 21 unanswered points and the win.
Senior quarterback Matt Lancaster led the Butler comeback with three touchdown passes -- two to sophomore wide receiver Brendan Shannon and another to freshman wide receiver Derek O'Connor.
Lancaster wrapped up the evening 31-of-53 for 296 yards with four touchdowns and one interception. He also added a team-best 101 rushing yards on 15 attempts, plus one score on the ground.
Junior running back Trae Heeter, who entered the affair averaging a PFL-best 107 rushing yards, finished with 100 on 21 carries. Shannon added 14 catches, 170 receiving yards and three scores.
Butler finished with advantages of 32-23 in first downs, 296-254 in passing yards and 33:43 to 26:17 in time of possession, but Morehead State registered a 251-195 edge in rushing yards.
Both teams converted a high percentage on third down, with MSU going 10-of-19 and BU finishing 9-of-18. The Bulldogs also moved the sticks three times in four tries on fourth down.
The Eagles were penalized 10 times for 85 yards on the night. Two of those flags, one pass interference and one hold, gave Butler automatic first downs on its game-winning drive.
Morehead State returns to Jayne Stadium next Saturday for its annual homecoming game against Campbell at 1 p.m. ET. The Eagles will play three of their final four games at home this year.


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10. "Waking Ned Devine"
Charming comedy set in a tiny, rural Irish town. When lottery winner Ned Devine is found dead - lottery ticket in hand and all - the townsfolk ban together to fool the authorities into thinking Ned is alive so they can receive the cash and share it. Starring Ian Bannen and Fionnula Flanagan.
9. "Once"
A beautiful, romantic, original musical set in the streets of Dublin. Glen Hansard of The Frames plays a street musician who meets fellow musician and Czech immigrant (Marketa Irglova). Together they work through pain, the past and new love through captivating music. Hansard and Irglova won the Oscar for Best Original Song (2007).
8. "The Crying Game"
The controversial film that put Irish director/screenwriter Neil Jordan on the map. Set in rural Ireland and bustling London, IRA member Fergus (Stephen Rea) develops a friendship with his captive, Jody (Forest Whittaker), and the kidnapping goes horribly wrong. Fergus then flees to London, where he seeks out Jody's girlfriend, Dil. An intense and thorny plot ensues.
7. "The Snapper"
Endearing Roddy Doyle novel-turned-screenplay. An unwed 20-year-old named Sharon Curly shakes up a working class Irish community when she becomes pregnant and refuses to name the father. Though full of quick wit and sarcastic banter, the dramedy has its touching, "family values" moments. Starring Colm Meaney and Tina Kellegher.
6. "Intermission"
A dark comedy with an Irish star-studded cast. "Intermission" follows the lives of a handful of dysfunctional characters whose choices all unwittingly affect each other's lives. Set in Dublin, the film takes on the grand themes of life, love and the law. Starring Cillian Murphy and Colin Farrell.
5. "In the Name of the Father"
Oscar-nominated film based on the real-life experiences of Gerry Conlon, the alleged leader of the Guildford Four. Daniel Day-Lewis stars as Conlon, a Belfast man wrongly imprisoned for the 1974 IRA bombing of a pub in the U.K. Nominated for seven Academy Awards including Best Picture, In the Name of the Father shows one man's 15-year struggle for his innocence and for truth.
4. "The Field"
A story about an Irishman's love of his land from director Jim Sheridan. Bull McCabe (played by Richard Harris, who was nominated for an Oscar for the role) is a farmer in Ireland's rural west. When his field is threatened to be sold to an outsider, Bull will do anything in his power to stop it from happening. An unforgettable film about the conflict between "old" and "new" Ireland.
3. "My Left Foot"
A true story about an Irishman who overcomes his disability to become an amazing painter, poet and writer. Another film from Jim Sheridan, the film documents the extraordinary life of Christy Brown (Daniel Day-Lewis), a working class Irishman born with crippling cerebral palsy. With the encouragement of his mother, played by Brenda Fricker, Christy learns to write and draw with his only functional limb - his left foot. Both Day-Lewis and Fricker won Academy Awards for their roles.


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Gypsum Town Council and staff members are busy drafting the 2013 budget for its first reading before council Nov. 13.
On Monday, Gypsum Town Manager Jeff Shroll said overall numbers are improving slowly since the economy hit its low point between 2008 and 2010.
"Our bottom line was the worst around 2008/2009," Shroll said. "The airport was shut down for work on the runway and it was during the height of the recession."
For 2012, total revenue is estimated to end up around $6.3 million on top of $2.6 million carried over from last year. That's a grand total of $8.9 million. The total of expenditures from 2012 is anticipated to be $7.5 million.
The 2012 fund balance is currently at $2.9 million and Shroll said the year will likely finish with $2.1 million.
"We originally thought we'd be at $1.2 million," Shroll said.
Last year finished with a balance of $2.6 million.
Shroll anticipates a reserve fund of about 15.2 percent in 2013.
"We're spending down our reserves but the reserves get built back up," he said. "The town has always managed to carry a reserve fund of about 15 percent. In 20 years, near the beginning of my career, there was only one year where the reserve fund dipped down to about 13 percent."
The 2013 draft budget predicts sales tax revenue to continue rising slightly. Shroll said 2012 will probably finish just under $4 million and 2013 will be "right at" $4 million. The original 2012 budget anticipated sales tax revenue being a little less than 2011.
"At least within the town, consumer spending has been OK," he said. "Airport spending was down a little with the dry ski season but we had a large retailer that did OK and the Family Dollar store opened this year, which made a difference."
Permit fees are also up a little this year and are projected to continue that trend next year.
"We're seeing some new home sales in Stratton Flats, Sky Legend and Buckhorn Valley," Shroll said. "Those sales aren't like they were during the heyday but they represent jobs and people spending residual income."
Construction of the new Army National Guard High Altitude Training Site at the Eagle County Regional Airport also accounts for the rise in permit fee revenues.
"That stuff has helped offset what we've lost in property tax revenue, which is expected to drop again in 2014," Shroll said.
While the dry winter hurt the ski season, it probably helped the golf course.
"Revenue at the Gypsum Creek Golf Course is up," Shroll said. "We'll never make money at the course but I think next year we'll get it so we're not subsidizing it as much. I'd be delighted if we could get it to break even, it's so expensive to operate the thing."
He said the golf course is maintained as an amenity that draws visitors to town.
The biggest expenditure question for 2013 has to do with the water fund.
"God willing, I think we're going to build LEDE Reservoir," Shroll said.
The reservoir expansion is costing the town a little more than $5 million. The town has been working on expanding LEDE from 473 acre feet of water to 947 acre feet for years.
The permitting process held up progress last year and upped the price. Last year's drought also slowed progress but resulted in more than $3 million that remained unspent this year and will rollover into 2013.
Even if the reservoir construction is finished then, LEDE likely won't be filled until 2014, Shroll said.
Other unique expenditures include two possible real estate deals.
"We're looking at a couple land acquisition pieces next year," Shroll said.
The town is budgeting $425,000 from real estate transfer tax revenues for that.
"Those are also up a smidgen," Shroll said. "Looks like we'll finish the year with around $300,000 in real estate transfer tax."
One of the possible land deals is associated with the biomass plant being built next to the American Gypsum plant by Eagle Valley Clean Energy LLC. EVCE only plans to use about 18 acres of the approximately 90-acre property. EVCE has been in talks with Eagle County and Gypsum to potentially turn the remaining acreage into open space along the Eagle River.
"We've got some money set aside to leverage grants and/or go into partnerships," Shroll said.
The other land deal isn't far enough along for Shroll to discuss yet.
The town is also budgeting $125,000 from its conservation trust fund to pursue and match grants for new facilities at the town's Shooting Sports Park.
Otherwise, capital improvement projects for 2013 include:
• Overlay of Mayne Street at the Horse Pasture subdivision - $187,000
• Overlay of Green Way - $154,500
• Overlay of a portion of Estes Lane - $51,000
• Overlay of Black Bear Drive between Bradford Lane and Vicksburg lane - $91,500
• Overlay of River View Road between U.S. Highway 6 and Porphyry Road - $120,000
• A major cul-de-sac rehabilitation on Springfield Street - $150,000
• Seal coat on Vicksburg Lane - $25,000
"Another big expenditure - it's almost $200,00 - is for master-planning improvements to the irrigation system at the golf course," Shroll said. "We've identified about $1.5 million of irrigation needs there. Obviously we're not going to do all that at once. We'll chip away at it."
Shroll said Gypsum is one of the few communities that hasn't had to make cuts in its staff or service to make ends meet in the last five years. After a four-year wage freeze, town staff members received 3 percent pay increases last May but no raises are slated for 2013.
"We never cut any services to the public," he said. "We've always operated kind of lean and mean, and if anything we're upping our level of service these days."


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Finding a hotel room in Meridian this weekend will be next to impossible with thousands of people from across the state descending on the Queen City.
"As of right now, we're completely sold out, which is good," Latoya Smith, general manager of the Country Inn and Suites tells us.
While this weekend is one of the largest revenue weekends for the hotel and restaurant industry, it can be tough for someone who is simply driving down Interstate 20 looking for a room just for a night.
"We also try and accommodate the travelers coming through Meridian and come in and can't find a hotel room anywhere," says Dede Mogollon, general manager of the Holiday Inn. "So, we're always talking back and forth through the night accommodating those travelers as well. You know it's such a shame when someones driving all the way from Dallas, and they decide to stop off in Meridian and there's nothing, and the closest is 190 miles away, so, we try."
Area hotels try to make visitors as comfortable as possible. The Holiday Inn on Frontage Road has Kem's Restaurant which provides room service, and they also have games for the kids.
Mogollon tells us that, "the parents of the team members just want to sit back and relax after being at the field all day, so we have the restaurant and the lounge. They can get room service out at the pool so that the kids can eat. We open up the ballroom with some Wii games, and they can get pizzas in there, so we do a lot of food and beverage revenue this weekend."
The Country Inn and Suites across from the mall has a porch in front where the parents take a breather away from the kids.
"We have our nice, comfortable, cozy porch outside. Every year a lot of our guests, when they come in from the games and all, the kids get in the pool and the parents get out on our porch and they relax, and they mingle, and they talk, and of course they look forward to our hot breakfast every morning," Smith said.
Last year, the State Games had a $6 million dollar impact on Lauderdale County.


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Federal limits on truck drivers' hours fuel controversy, lawsuit
Published: Tuesday, July 9, 2013 at 9:06 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, July 9, 2013 at 9:06 a.m.
After only two years of truck driving, Andrew Harris understands the need for regulation in his industry.
Before and after
A driver could end his trip at 2 a.m. on Thursday, and be back on the road 34 hours later, at noon on Saturday.
Because rest time has to include two full periods between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m., a driver who ends his trip at 2 a.m. Thursday would not be able to get back on the road until 5 a.m. Sunday.
The rules
— Interstate drivers can be behind the wheel no more than 11 hours in a day and on duty no more than 14 hours in a day.
— Drivers "restart" their time allowances by going off duty for 34 consecutive hours. That period must include two periods between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m.
— Drivers have to take a break of at least 30 minutes every eight hours.
Because he is based out of Texas, stopping outside of Nashville is part of his regular routine to reach the Northeast. He doesn't think the new hours-of-service mandate for truck drivers that started July 1 will negatively affect him or his work.
"Without regulation, I feel like all of us truck drivers, including myself, would be out here running wild going after load after load, especially if you are getting paid off a load basis," Harris said. "I mean if there was no regulation, I would try to hit Nashville to Texas, drop off my load, get another load and do it again."
The trucking industry is divided over new federal requirements that place a firmer cap on the number of hours drivers can be on duty. Meant to curb the number of fatalities on highways and improve the health of fatigued drivers, the rules could limit how much money they can make and open truckers to stiff new penalties for driving too long.
With four interstate highways and up to 42,000 truck drivers passing through on 89 miles of road in Davidson County each day, there could be a major impact on Middle Tennessee. Some truck drivers are contesting the changes, and the American Trucking Associations has sued the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to halt the changes.
"Truckers aren't against rest," said Sean McNally, the organization's spokesman. "This is guaranteeing more rest time, not guaranteeing more sleep time. Drivers were getting appropriate rest beforehand. If it wasn't broken, we shouldn't have fixed it."
The new regulations update 2003 rules that allowed interstate truckers to drive as much as 11 hours at a time but forced them to take at least two more hours off. Passions about those rules also ran high and are believed to have prompted a ricin attack on the White House.
The new measures are complicated, but they have the net effect of prohibiting drivers from being on duty more than 70 hours in a calendar week, down from 82. The regulations also set new rules for the "restart period" during which drivers are supposed to rest up from long hauls, forcing them to be away from their trucks two consecutive nights from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m.
Hefty penalties
The provisions are expected to have the most impact on long-range drivers who frequently travel at night. The federal government estimates the rules will save 19 lives a year and prevent 1,400 accidents, while reducing the incidence of health problems such as obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes and sleep apnea among drivers.
"There are the guys that need to come out of the trucks," said Sgt. Allen England, Tennessee Department of Safety commercial vehicle administrator. "Imagine if you're going on a trip for 11 hours. You will need to get out and move. There are some guys that eat and urinate going down the road. Those guys need a break. You don't want to be driving beside someone who has been going for 11 straight hours."
The regulations are backed up by hefty penalties for violations: up to $2,750 in civil fines for each time a driver breaks the rules and $11,000 for carriers that allow drivers to do so.
"They threaten you with all these tickets," said Gaylord Wethered, a driver from California. "I don't know what we are going to do."
Randy Vernon, president of Big G Express Inc. in Shelbyville, Tenn., said the rules could create difficulties. Drivers who finish a shift in the early morning could be required to stay off the road more than two days to meet the new restart period requirements, he said.
But Morgan Adams, a Chattanooga attorney who specializes in trucking law, said the rules are far from onerous.
"The federal government is still allowing them 70 hours per week," he said. "That's an insane number of hours."
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Traveling with the airlines these days often means paying extra for a ho-hum sandwich and bag of chips, but mealtime can be the highlight of a private flight for foodies. The bizav caterers listed here offer a wide range of options, including many that compare to what you'd enjoy in the world's finest restaurants.
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Food and beverages on private aircraft are a far cry from what you'll find on most airline flights. Bizav caterers offer an array of delectable delights—everything from smoked Scottish salmon and tamarind honey lamb kabobs to mint and cucumber gazpacho, burgers with cognac sauce and raspberry pecan chicken salad.
May 10, 2013
A ballotine is boned and flattened poultry, stuffed with ground meat and other ingredients. The dish doesn't get any tastier than the version concocted by Bon Soirée owner/chef Derek Freeman.
February 26, 2013
This light, airy and delicious confection is a variation of a dessert born in France in the 1600s, following the introduction of Spanish hot chocolate.
January 28, 2013
Paella had its Western origin in Spain around the 10th century, when Moorish Muslims occupied much of the Iberian Peninsula and brought with them the cuisine of their native North Africa. There are probably as many paella recipes today as there are chefs who make the dish, according to Amina Halim, owner and founder of JetFinity, a San Francisco-based business aviation caterer.
August 8, 2012
Every ingredient in this dish–duck, blueberries and Indian wild rice–comes from local sources, said Kristen Wasyliszyn, owner and chef at Atiki's Flight Catering. Wasyliszyn lightly rubs the duck with hazelnut oil for a subtle, nutty flavor and broasts it in high heat to render the outside crisp while the inside remains tender and moist. The blueberries are reduced slowly and the chef adds drippings from the broasting pan, along with a touch of cognac.
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The Dish: Breakfast Struddle Gourmet Airfare in Detroit has reinvented the venerable apple struddle. The caterer's signature "breakfast struddle" features beaten eggs with cheese and cream and a touch of orange juice for color. To that the chef adds spicy sausage or bacon, or mixed vegetables for non-carnivores.
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The Dish: Egg Soufflé Had enough of the same old scrambled eggs for breakfast? Consider the egg soufflé from South Florida-based caterer Silver Lining. Executive chefs Andrew Whiteman and James Donato came up with the recipe. They combine shrimp, sautéed mixed vegetables, creamy boursin cheese, a bit of nutty asiago and beaten egg with heavy cream and seasonings.
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