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Alan Gripe (B) celebrated his ninetieth birthday in September. He hopes to finish writing an autobiography in 2011 that he wants to title "Around the World in Eighty Years—Seeking the Peaceable Kingdom."
Charlie Brackbill (B) writes, "At 89 my good wife and I agreed it was time that I give up something, so I resigned as president of the Old First Historic Trust, which I had formed to restore First Presbyterian Church in Elizabeth, New Jersey's oldest church (1664)."
Houston Hodges (B)
has published a new book, The Lessons: A Half Century of Ministry—From
the Outside In, a retrospective. It is available from the publisher,
lulu.com, or from the author, [email protected]
Kenneth Cragg (B) has
completed a book, Jesus and Muhammad, Potential Partners for Peace,
related to Islam, the radical crisis, and the challenge to the Christian
community. Rich Doerbaum (B), alias Dr. Dee, has written
and illustrated Saving Terros (Bethany Press), a book for middle grade
children and adults. It is a parable with more than 120 allusions to
biblical persons and places, events and ideas, sayings and principles.
Adolph Kunen (B) has accepted a call to serve as designated pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Las Vegas, Nevada.
J. David Muyskens (M, '78P) has
published Sacred Breath: Forty Days of Centering Prayer (Upper Room
Books, September 2010). The book follows a forty-day format, with
readings for each day and suggestions for prayer and scripture
meditation. It is written for those who want to continue a practice of
contemplative prayer. Muyskens has also written Forty Days to a Closer
Walk with God: The Practice of Centering Prayer, which introduces the
method called "centering prayer" and contains recommendations for group
Abd-el-Masih Istafanous (D)
has published Calvin's Doctrine of Biblical Authority (Wipf &
Stock, 2010). The book suggests a new approach to the understanding of
the Institutes, with the duplex gratia dei as a key to the understanding
of the duplex Cognitio Domini.
David G. Burke (M)
has edited Translation That Openeth the Window: Reflections on the
History and Legacy of the King James Bible (Society of Biblical
Literature, September 2009).William R. Russell (B) writes
that Parson's Porch Books in Cleveland, Tennessee, has published a
collection of his "trademark" soliloquy sermons and monologue
meditations titled If Only I Had Known…. He says, "The book contains
twenty-one first-person messages retelling familiar (and sometimes
not-so-familiar) Bible stories from the perspective of someone who was
there. Each message is preceded by an introduction to the
research-and-imagination process through which the character, and his
story, came alive for me—written in hope of encouraging younger
preachers to experiment with a preaching genre that has been very
successful for me, but has largely died out from North American
In October, Fortress Press published Ron Richardson's (B) Couples in Conflict: A Family Systems Approach to Marriage Counseling.
Terence Fretheim's (D) new book, Creation Untamed: The Bible, God, and Natural Disasters, was published in August by Baker Academic. Kent Ira Groff (B) wrote
a book of prayer poems, Facing East, Praying West: Poetic Reflections
on The Spiritual Exercises (Paulist Press, 2010), while on sabbatical in
India. He continues to serve as a spiritual companion for seekers and
ministers, to lead retreats and conferences, and to write.Norm Nelson's (M)
"Compassionate Radio" has doubled its number of program releases to
1,000 daily, Monday through Friday, across the United States. The
ministry, which works in thirty of the world's toughest countries
including Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Iraq, Myanmar, North Korea, Pakistan,
and Sudan (Khartoum and Darfur), is now engaged in a continuing
outreach to Haiti, supporting an effort that has supplied medical aid
and more than three million meals. Last spring he participated in a
group of scholars meeting with members of the Khartoum government at a
policy workshop concerning the future of United States/Sudan relations. Donald O'Dell (B)
is "almost fully retired" in eastern Tennessee. He is still active in
environmental issues and with presentations about his book How the Bible
Became the Bible (Infinity Publishing), which won the Florida Writers
Association Royal Palm Literary Award for non-fiction. He writes that
"its open discussion of bibliolatry has been found to be very relevant
in today's political climate."
Halford R. Ryan (b)
retired from Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Virginia,
where he had taught public speaking since 1970. He attended PTS for one
year on a Rockefeller Theological Fellowship (1966–1967), and sang in
Dr. David Hugh Jones's chapel and traveling choirs.Harry Boyce Wallace (M),
and his wife, Beth, were honored by Memphis Theological Seminary with
Doctor of Divinity degrees in recognition of their outstanding service
to the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. They have served as missionaries
in Colombia for the past forty-seven years and they still minister
there. Harry was also elected moderator of the General Assembly of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Peter Wernett (B) was
inducted in August into the Jim Thorpe Sports Hall of Fame. He was a
two-sport star at Jim Thorpe Area High School in Pennsylvania, lettering
in both baseball and football. In April 1955 he pitched the first
no-hitter in school history, was the leading hitter in 1956, and was
named that same year to the Tri-County American Legion Junior Baseball
League All-Star team. He also played tackle on the first football team
at the high school and was selected to the Panther Valley All-Star team.
David Wiley (D) stepped
down in January 2009 from thirty-five years as director of the African
Centers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He continues to work at
Michigan State University as professor of sociology and African studies.
His research has concerned African environment and development
(religion and class, squatter housing, species change, urban pollution,
and global markets) in Zimbabwe, Zambia, Kenya, and South Africa. He is
currently writing on the new U.S. military focus on Africa and
international education in the United States universities. He
writes: "In May 2009, a number of PTS graduates and others celebrated
the ninety-fifth birthday of Margaret Flory at her residence in Brevard,
North Carolina. In the 1960s PTS Professors Richard Shaull and Charles
West, and Flory, founded the International Fellowship at PTS, and she
was instrumental in sending many PTS students abroad in the Presbyterian
COEMAR/WSCF Frontier Intern Program, helping found the University
Christian Movement, and many other student Christian movement and
ecumenical mission activities."
Greg Gibson (B) returned
to PTS this fall as a scholar-in-residence after thirty-six years as a
Presbyterian minister and thirty-two years as an attorney, during which
he was elected as an Ohio Super Lawyer and named among Best Lawyers in
Rogelio T. Pangilinan (M) retired
on September 1, 2010, after forty-eight-plus years serving the Northern
Illinois Conference of the United Methodist Church. He was given a
one-quarter-time appointment at Faith United Methodist Church in
Lombard, Illinois. Philip L. Wickeri (B, '85D) and his
wife, Janice ('75e), have moved to Hong Kong, where Philip has begun a
new position with the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui (Anglican Church) as
advisor to the archbishop on theological and historical studies.
In September, The Presbyterian Church of Nigeria elected E.M. Uka (M) as its new moderator. He will lead the church for the next six years.
Mary Ebenhack's (E) company,
AHEAD Energy, relocated its offices in August from the University of
Rochester in Rochester, New York, to the Bernard McDonough Center for
Leadership and Business at Marietta College in Marietta, Ohio. AHEAD is a
501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that assists schools and medical
facilities in Africa in harnessing local energy resources to meet daily
needs in an economically sustainable, environmentally conscientious
manner. Joyce R. Krajian (B) is the new director of The
Middleton Center for Pastoral Care and Counseling, a specialized
ministry of Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania.
Larry Scott (B) is the new minister of Kitimat United Church in Kitimat, British Columbia, Canada.After
retiring last summer from active duty chaplaincy, Jeff Young (B) made a
successful transition to working in the National Guard Chaplain's
Office. He writes that there is "lots of ministry and life after hanging
up the uniform!"
Bob Faser (B) has
recently become minister of St. Andrew's Uniting Church in Bacchus
Marsh, Victoria, Australia (near Melbourne). He is a member of the
Uniting Church in Australia's national dialogue group, with
representatives of the Australian Jewish community, along with being
convenor of his synod's Working Group on Christian-Jewish Relations. He
is also involved in Rotary, currently a member of one of Rotary's new
"eclubs" meeting on the Internet.
Keith Curran's (B) church,
St. Andrew Presbyterian of Suffolk, Virginia, is celebrating its
thirtieth anniversary in 2011 with a Presbyterian Heritage trip to
Scotland July 6–15, 2011. Seats are open to others who would like to
join them. Visit www.standrewpres.net (church trips) for more
information. Curran officiated at his son Todd's wedding in
Charleston, South Carolina, on November 6, 2010. It was held in a park
and the bride and groom processed to accordion music. Since June 1, 2010, John McFayden (B, '96P)
has served as vice president of church relations for the Board of
Pensions of the Presbyterian Church (USA) and now resides in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Carlos Wilton (B)
recently celebrated his twentieth anniversary as pastor of the Point
Pleasant (New Jersey) Presbyterian Church. CSS Publications has
published the third and final volume of his lectionary commentary,
Lectionary Preaching Workbook, Cycle A. He is founder and editor of what
may be the first-ever free sermon resources wiki, wikipreacher.org.
Robert J. Cromwell (B) is a full-time chaplain with Odyssey Hospice of Kansas City, and does pulpit supply in Heartland Presbytery. Brett Webb-Mitchell (B)
has published Beyond Accessibility: Toward Full Inclusion of People
with Disabilities in Faith Communities (Church Publishing Company,
John Hoad (D)
has published Translating Jesus for Today (Xlibris). The book considers
the various lenses through which Jesus has been historically viewed and
focuses on the human Jesus. It can be ordered from xlibris.com, Barnes
and Noble, or amazon.com. Hoad is a native of Barbados, who
served in the Methodist Church in Guyana and Jamaica before coming to
PTS. He was president of the United Theological College of the West
Indies in Jamaica. Now retired at the age of 83, he lives with his wife,
Karen, in Charleston, South Carolina. Rebecca Price Janney (B) has
written Then Comes Marriage? A Cultural History of the American Family
(Moody Publishers, 2010). Janney traces "changing mores and practices
surrounding marriage and family life from colonial times until today,"
including often overlooked Native Americans, slaves, nineteenth-century
immigrants, and others. Brian Schroeder (B), professor of
philosophy at Rochester Institute of Technology, has written Between
Nihilism and Politics: The Hermeneutics of Gianni Vattimo (SUNY Press,
October 2010). The book can be found at www.sunypress.edu. In June, Diana M. Hagewood Smith (B),
a United Methodist elder, became a member in full connection of the
Missouri Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church, by transfer
from the Greater New Jersey Annual Conference. She has served as the
pastor of Grace United Methodist Church in Springfield, Missouri, for
two years. She also celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of her
ordination as a deacon on June 13, 1985, in Ocean City, New Jersey. Sharon L. Vandegrift (B)
is executive director and coach with Bridge-the-Gap Life Coaching
Services, LLC. Bridge-the-Gap specializes in coaching support for clergy
and helping professionals. Find more information at
Ed Brandt (B) met Gary Ziccardi ('87B)
at a September conference for military chaplains in Germany. They were
part of a delegation of chaplains from African nations. He writes that
it was "great to catch up with a former classmate!" Brandt serves with
the Army National Guard and Ziccardi in the Air Force.William Brown (B),
professor of Old Testament at Columbia Theological Seminary, has
published a new book, The Seven Pillars of Creation: The Bible, Science,
and the Ecology of Wonder (Oxford University Press). Having served Presbyterian churches in Burlingame and Rancho Sante Fe, California, Dan Meyer (B)
has been pastoring a non-denominational church in the Chicago area for
the past thirteen years. He also hosts Life Focus, an Emmy award-winning
television news magazine that airs nationwide on PBS stations. Karen R. Moritz (B)
serves as a PCUSA mission coworker in Prague, Czech Republic, as an
ecumenical relations facilitator with the Evangelical Church of the
Czech Brethren.
Kenn Iskov (B) and
his wife, Leonie, serve as short-term volunteers at Arab Baptist
Theological Seminary in Beirut, Lebanon, at the invitation of fellow PTS
graduate Perry Shaw ('85M). Kenn is documenting a new curriculum in
readiness for accreditation in November 2011. The curriculum was
designed by a team led by Shaw.
After twenty-two years as the pastor of St. Johns Presbyterian Church in Jacksonville, Florida, Ronald R. Smith (M) has recently taken a call as the pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Maitland.Steve Weber (B)
served last summer as Navy Reserve chaplain with the United States
Coast Guard on the Gulf Coast of Louisiana as part of the response team
following the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
Ron Cobb (B) was
recently promoted to core faculty by the Massachusetts School of
Professional Psychology. He teaches and advises students in the Psy.D.
program in clinical psychology.Lance Hickerson (B, '93M) writes
that after some years of working in operations supervision for UPS, he
was called in January 2010 by the Forest Home Church of Franklin,
Tennessee, to serve as senior minister.Michael Rayner (M) is
dean of research at the University of the Highlands and Islands
Millennium Institute in Inverness, Scotland. He writes: "I am the first
such dean of research in what is soon to become the United Kingdom's
newest university. One of the academic partner organizations is Highland
Theological College, which has a near-to-unique mission and approach in
higher education terms, and covers academic partner organizations that
span the breadth and depth of the Scottish Highlands." Peter de Vries (B) received
a Ph.D. in religious studies at the University of Pittsburgh in May.
His dissertation was titled "Appropriating Apocalyptic: The Hermeneutics
of Paul Ricoeur and the Olivet Discourse of Mark 13." He is pastor of
Old Union Presbyterian Church in Mars, Pennsylvania. David K. Yoo (B)
has been named director of the Asian American Studies Center and
professor in the Department of Asian American Studies at the University
of California-Los Angeles (UCLA). The center is regarded as the leading
Asian American studies program in the country. Yoo joined UCLA as a
visiting professor and acting director in January.
Robert Gamble (M)
has contributed to How to Achieve a Heaven on Earth, a book of 101
essays by some well-known people like Barack Obama, George Bush, Al
Gore, Tony Blair, Ted Turner, Walter Wink, and Thomas Friedman, and some
unknown people like himself. He writes that it is for the most part
about good people trying to do a good thing.Kevin R. Henson (B)
received his D.Min. from Memphis Theological Seminary. His dissertation
was titled "Children of the Living God: A Faith-Informed Response to
the Epidemic of Childhood Obesity." He serves as executive director of
the Cumberland Presbyterian Children's Home in Denton, Texas.Olive Elaine Hinnant (B) and David Wiseman ('73B) marched with Bishop Gene Robinson in the 2010 Santa Fe Pride Parade. Robinson was the honored host/guest speaker.
Babette Davis Reeves (E) is
"still having a blast" as children and youth librarian at the library in
Alamosa, Colorado, where her focus is on providing early literacy
education and services to the San Luis Valley. She is also an adjunct
professor at Emporia State University, teaching the children's services
class for their MLIS program. She and her husband, Brian, celebrated
their twenty-third anniversary in June. While she and her family do not
live in "typical" Colorado, she would love to hear from alums that
venture out to visit Great Sand Dunes National Park, which is nearby.
Donovan Drake (B) has recently been called to be the pastor and head of staff of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Nashville, Tennessee.Trace Haythorn (B)
is the new executive director of the Frazer Center in Atlanta, Georgia,
an organization that offers programs to more than 200 children and more
than 100 adults with disabilities. Haythorn says, "Having spent the
last several years thinking, writing, and nuturing young leaders around
the questions of vocation, mine found me along the way."
Mark Douglas (B, '94M),
associate professor of Christian ethics at Columbia Theological
Seminary, was one of eleven participants in the Caux Round Table, which
convened last summer in Caux, Switzerland, to address moral and ethical
issues related to the current global economic crisis. The group included
religious leaders, scholars, and legal and business professionals
representing the Abrahamic faith traditions of Judaism, Christianity,
and Islam. They collaborated in writing The Mountain Statement, a set of
practical lessons for the conduct of finance and business, coinciding
with the second anniversary of the failure of private credit markets,
which triggered a global economic crisis. Read The Mountain Statement at
http://www.ctsnet.edu/files/documents/MountainHouseStatement2010.pdf. Lisa Bobb Hair (B)
serves as Protestant chaplain of York College in York, Pennsylvania.
She is also pastor of St. Jacob's Lutheran Church in York New Salem, and
lives with her husband, Richard, and daughter Madeline (eight), in
York. Jin S. Kim (B), pastor of the Church of All Nations
in Minneapolis, Minnesota, has joined the General Assembly Mission
Council as field staff for Korean English Ministries in the Office of
Korean Congregational Support. He helps develop vision and strategies to
strengthen Korean English Ministries in the PCUSA, and assists in
providing leadership development and networking opportunities for 1.5
and second generation clergy and leaders, including clergywomen and
women leaders. Joseph Pagano (B) serves as rector of
Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Baltimore, Maryland. His wife, Amy Richter
(B), is rector of St. Anne's Episcopal Church in Annapolis. She received
her Ph.D. in New Testament from Marquette University in Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, last May. Don Schweitzer (D) has published
his second book, Contemporary Christologies (Fortress Press, 2010). The
book is an introduction to the work of fifteen leading international
Protestant and Catholic theologians of our day, including Dorothy
Soelle, Jon Sobrino, Rosemary Radford Ruether, and Douglas John Hall.
The chapters explore the social context of each thinker and the thought
and voice of each on the person and work of Jesus Christ in the
environment of our contemporary world. Schweitzer is professor of
theology at St. Andrew's College in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Michael Church (B), along with his wife, Terri Luper Church ('95B), has begun his second year of mission development in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.Allan Cole Jr. (B, '01D) is the new academic dean of Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary.Michael Stephens (B) is now senior editor of Bible and Reference at the United Methodist Publishing House.
Dustin Ellington (B)
and his family moved from Cairo, Egypt, to Lusaka, Zambia, in August.
Ellington is lecturer in New Testament at Justo Mwale Theological
University College. He and his wife, Sherri, have been PCUSA mission
coworkers since 2005.Margot Starbuck Hausmann's (B) new
book was released this past summer. Unsqueezed: Springing Free from
Skinny Jeans, Nose Jobs, Highlights, and Stilettos is available on
James Metzger (B)
recently published two articles: "Disability and the Marginalization of
God in the Parable of the Snubbed Host" (Luke 14:15–24), in The Bible
and Critical Theory 6.2 (2010), and "God as F(r)iend? Reading Luke
11:5–13 and 18:1–8 with a Hermeneutic of Suffering," in Horizons in
Biblical Theology 32.1 (2010). He is currently enrolled in an M.A.
program in English studies at East Carolina University.
Kathryn Blanchard (B) has published The Protestant Ethic or the Spirt of Capitalism: Christians, Freedom, and Free Markets (Cascade, 2010).Linda Pollock (M, '99M)
is parish minister for the Ross of Mull and the island of Iona. She
writes that most people know the island of Iona, where 250,000 people
make a pilgrimage between Easter and All Saints Day, while Mull is "as
beautiful, and recent archaeological digs have uncovered several monk's
schools where men trained and were sent out to preach the Good News of
Christ all over Scotland and further afield." Matthew L. Skinner (B, '02D) has written The Trial Narratives: Conflict, Power, and Identity in the New Testament (Westminster John Knox Press).
Bryan Bass-Riley (B) recently
graduated from Neumann University in Aston, Pennsylvania, with a
masters in pastoral counseling. He continues his work as the director of
pastoral care and CPE supervisor at the AI duPont Hospital for Children
in Wilmington, Delaware, and he also has a small pastoral counseling
practice in Gibbstown, New Jersey.Shang-Jen Chen (M, '04D) has been appointed acting president of Taiwan Theological Seminary.John Kaiser (B)
has returned to the United States after serving as an infantry brigade
combat team chaplain in Germany. He was recently selected for chaplain
lieutenant colonel, and has moved with his family to San Antonio, Texas,
to serve at the army medical command headquarters.
Starting on the steps of Miller Chapel, Darrell Armstrong (B)
ran the twelve-mile stretch from Princeton to Trenton, New Jersey, on
November 28, 2010, for Adoption Awareness Month. Armstrong wanted to
raise awareness about the need for more adoptive families in general,
but especially for more black adoptive families. He is the founder of
the National Association of Foster Children, Inc., and board chair of
the Shiloh Community Development Corporation, both of which are 501(c)3
nonprofits working to prevent child abuse by strengthening families.Kenyatta Gilbert (B, '07D),
assistant professor of homiletics at Howard University School of
Divinity, was interviewed in April for National Public Radio's
Interfaith Voices about the state of the black church. Listen to the
interview at http://interfaithradio.org/node/1299. Robert P. Hoch (M, '06D),
assistant professor of homiletics and worship at the University of
Dubuque Theological Seminary, recently published a collection of sermons
and essays titled Breathing Patterns: A Teacher's Reflections on
Calling, Equipping, and Sending (Wipf and Stock, 2010); he is also a
contributing author to New Proclamation (Fortress Press, 2010). James A. Lee (P) has
been involved with missionary work in China since 2000. He is the
founder of a missions agency, Strategic Leadership Alliance. While on
sabbatical he wrote a book on his experiences in China, Running with
Reckless Abandon: Living a Life Led by the Voice of God.Tony Tian-Ren Lin (B, '00M)
received his Ph.D. in sociology from the University of Virginia. His
research was featured in the cover article of the December 2009 issue of
The Atlantic Monthly. Lin is pastor of Providence Presbyterian Church
in Gum Spring, Virginia.
Rachel Frey (B)
serves as staff chaplain at the Edmonton General Continuing Care Centre
in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Her ministry specializes in care for
residents with dementia and support for their families. She writes that
it is not the ministry that she would have imagined for herself when
graduating from seminary ten years ago, "but I find it incredibly
rewarding to honor the human dignity of persons, to seek justice on
their behalf, to connect them to the resources that provide them with
strength and meaning, and to support families. I feel extremely grateful
to be serving where I am and to be doing the ministry that I do." James McCullough (B, '01M)
is currently in the M.Litt. program in the Institute for Theology,
Imagination, and the Arts at the University of St. Andrews. He has been
accepted at the school for doctoral study. Hyung Jin Park (M, '09D)
is a full-time lecturer in mission and intercultural studies at Torch
Trinity Graduate School of Theology in Seoul, Korea. He writes that he
is "doing well, busy preparing for my classes and other administrative
As of July 1, 2010, Arun Jones (D)
is the Dan and Lillian Hankey Associate Professor of World Evangelism
at Candler School of Theology in Atlanta, Georgia. He teaches in the
area of evangelism in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. His current
research projects are historical studies of Christianity in North India
in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Matt Meinke (B)
received his D.Min. from Drew University in May. His dissertation was
on pastors and musicians in dialogue, using the psalms as a metaphor for
togetherness in a postmodern church context. He continues to serve at
the First Presbyterian Church in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
LeQuita Hopgood Porter (B)
has been called to serve as senior pastor of the East Preston United
Baptist Church of Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada. She is the first
female pastor in the church's 167-year history and was selected by the
congregation during Women's History Month of 2010. She writes that she
and her family are "excited about this new opportunity and look forward
to all that God has planned in Nova Scotia." Porter began this
assignment in June, leaving behind "a vibrant and firmly planted
ministry"—the Kingdom Bible Christian Church of Tampa, Florida—which she
planted in 2003.John R.A. Simeon (M) is district superintendent of the Madras Central District of the Madras Regional Conference of the Methodist Church in India.
Glenn Chestnutt (B, '04M),
minister of St. John's Church of Scotland in Gourock, has written
Challenging the Stereotype: The Theology of Karl Barth as a Resource for
Inter-religious Encounter in a European Context (Peter Lang Publishing,
2010). He has also written "The Theological and Political Ramifications
of a Theology of Israel" in New Perspectives for Evangelical Theology:
Engaging with God, Scripture, and the World (Routledge, 2010).James Hong (B)
is the civic participation coordinator at the MinKwon Center for
Community Action, a nonprofit community advocacy and services
organization that serves the Korean American and broader immigrant
community in Flushing, New York. In September, on the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther's journey from Erfut, Germany, to Rome in 1510, Sarah Hinlicky Wilson (B, '08D), and her husband, Andrew Lars Wilson ('04M, '09D),
walked the 1,000 miles as Luther did, allowing themselves seventy days
to walk from Germany to Switzerland to Italy. For more about their
pilgrimage, visit http://www.hereiwalk.org/. Jonathan Zondag (M)
was installed on October 31, 2010, as senior pastor in the villages
Middenmeer en Slootdorp in the Amsterdam area of the Netherlands. His
wife, Karen, was installed as a junior pastor for youth work and
pastoral care. He is currently working on a thesis on religion and
politics as a research fellow at the Protestant Theological University
in the Netherlands.
Eric Barreto (B) defended
his dissertation ("Ethnic Negotiations: The Function of Race and
Ethnicity in Acts 16") at Emory University in Atlanta. In July 2009, he
was appointed assistant professor of New Testament at Luther Seminary. Carolyn Browning Helsel (B) began a doctoral program in homiletics this fall at Emory University. She was chosen to be a Bandy Fellow.Josh McPaul (B)
is leading a group from the First Presbyterian Church of Berkeley,
California, where he was a college pastor for six years, to plant a
church in Oakland. The group is seeking to plant in a boundary area of
Oakland, between "the hills and the flats," where the city is divided
economically and ethnically. They hope to launch the church before
Easter 2011.Darren Pollock (B) has begun a Ph.D. program
in historical theology at Calvin Theological Seminary in Grand Rapids,
Michigan, after spending more than six years as the director of student
ministries at La Crescenta Presbyterian Church in Southern California.Joni Sancken (B) was
ordained by Central District Conference of the Mennonite Church USA at
Atlanta Mennonite Fellowship on January 17, 2010. She completed a
postdoctoral fellowship in practical theology and religious practices at
Emory University in May 2010, and has accepted a faculty position as
assistant professor of preaching and practical theology at Eastern
Mennonite Seminary, Eastern Mennonite University, in Harrisonburg,
Virginia. In the spring of 2009, Sancken completed a Ph.D. in homiletics
at the Toronto School of Theology.Dennis Solon (M) is in a doctoral program in New Testament at Heidelberg University.
Ruth-Aimée Belonni-Rosario (B) is the new associate director of admissions at PTS. She remains a member-at-large of the Presbytery of New York City. Jessica Bratt (B) is a chaplain at Children's Hospital Boston in Boston, Massachusetts.Nathan Carlin (B)
published his first book, Living in Limbo: Life in the Midst of
Uncertainty, coauthored with Donald Capps, PTS's William Harte Felmeth
Professor of Pastoral Theology Emeritus. Eun-hyey Park Lok (B) and
Johnny Lok celebrated their one-year anniversary at Disneyland. On
January 31, 2009, they were joined by alums Aram Bae ('05B), Christine
Hong ('05B, '08M), Yvonne Chang ('07B), Joanne Lee ('07B), Kyunghee Lim
('07B), Neah Lee ('07B), Yuki Shimada (Ph.D. candidate), and brother of
the bride, Benjamin Park ('06B), for a beautiful wedding in Pasadena.
The Loks live in Los Angeles, where they met three years ago. Johnny
works in IT at a financial firm, and Eun-hyey is pursuing training in
spiritual direction and counseling to add to her skills as a pastor.
David Clarke Carlson (B) has been called as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Independence, Missouri. Juan Cruz (M)
is a postgraduate research student in the Old Testament at the
University of Aberdeen. Upon completion of his research project in 2013,
Cruz will return to the Philippines, his home country, to serve as a
full-time faculty member at Presbyterian Theological Seminary. Jason Ingalls (B) was
ordained to the diaconate in the Episcopal Church at Christ Church
Cathedral in Nashville, Tennessee, on June 5, 2010. During this academic
year, he will finish his Th.M. thesis at Wycliffe College, University
of Toronto, and serve as parish assistant at St. Matthew's Anglician
Church in Riverdale, Toronto. Joseph M. Kramp (B) has
completed his comprehensive exams with distinction for the Ph.D. in
psychology and religion from Drew University. He has earned the M.Phil.
as well as a graduate certificate in gender and sexuality. Kramp is
married to Angel C. Duncan and they live in Maplewood, New Jersey. In October, Eleanor Norman (B, E)
gave the invocation at the eleventh annual State of the Region Address
in Norfolk and in Newport News, Virginia. The address is an opportunity
for business, community, and government leaders from the seventeen
communities of greater Hampton Roads to explore the answers to critical
questions facing their region.
In January 2011, Rachel G. Hackenberg (B),
pastor of Grace United Church of Christ in Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
published Writing to God: 40 Days of Praying with My Pen (Paraclete
Press). The book offers daily prayers and invites readers to write their
own prayers based on a scriptural prompt.Frances Wattman Rosenau (B) is associate pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Albany, New York. After three years of teaching in Lebanon, Deanna Womack (B, '08M) began her doctoral program at Princeton Seminary this fall in the area of mission, ecumenics, and history of religions.
Alexander R. Bearden (B)
married Meredith M. Herbert ('10b) on July 4, 2010. PTS alums in the
wedding party included Wesley Allen ('08B), Rachel Achtemeier Rhodes
('10B), Laura Powell ('10B), Caroline Jinkins ('10B), and Zachary
Shaeffer ('08B).Mansour Khajehpour (B) was called as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Fort Scott, Kansas, in May. Jordan May (B)
published his first book, Trajectories in the Book of Acts: Essays in
Honor of John Wesley Wyckoff, last January. He is a federal prison
chaplain in Raleigh, North Carolina.
In July, Kathryn Lester (B) became the director of youth ministries at Trinity Avenue Presbyterian Church in Durham, North Carolina. Paranee Sun (B)
has written The True Face of Health Care: A Physician and Patient's
Perspective (forthcoming 2011). She asks that fellow alums look for the
book and tell their congregations to discuss the important issue of
healthcare reform. Alice Barnes Tewell (B) was ordained
in August and installed as associate pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church of Ithaca, New York, on December 5, 2010.David Wright (B),
known to classmates as "Purple Dave," is pastor of the Panther Valley
Ecumenical Church in Allamuchy, New Jersey. He welcomes classmates and
students to visit him, "share your preaching gifts with the
congregation, or just watch baseball together."
Victoria Allen (B) is the new pastor of the First United Methodist Church in Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania.Michael Chen (B)
has joined the Coalition for Christian Outreach (CCO), a nonprofit
campus ministry organization in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, that partners
with churches, colleges, and organizations to develop men and women who
live out their Christian faith in every area of life. Chen is pioneering
a new CCO partnership working with students at the University of
Pennsylvania and the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia.Joanne Fong (B)
is a Lilly Pastoral Resident at Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church in Bryn
Mawr, Pennsylvania. In the two-year position (begun July 2010), she
engages in various ministries like mission and outreach, organizational
life, congregational life, stewardship, pastoral care, seniors, and
youth and young adult ministries, as well as worship liturgy, preaching,
and occasional baptisms, weddings, and funerals.On May 29, 2010, Emma Hayes (B) and Matthew Nickel ('09B) were
married in Blacksburg, Virginia. The wedding party included PTS alums
Melinda Hall ('10B), Crawford Brubaker ('09B, '10M), and Eric Barnes
('10B). Nathan Royster ('09B) was one of the officiants. Emma has been
called as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Warren, Michigan,
and Matthew is serving as a resident minister at the First Presbyterian
Church of Ann Arbor. The couple are living in Ann Arbor. Caroline Jinkins (B) was ordained on August 29, 2010, at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York City. Laura Lovell Mitchell (B) is parish associate at Bay Road Presbyterian Church in Lake George, New York.Liliana Pastas (E)
is a commissioned lay pastor for kids and adults in Latino Christian
education and Sunday school at the First Presbyterian Church in
Ridgefield Park, New Jersey.Jason Rea (B) is associate
pastor with a major emphasis on youth ministries at Elfinwild
Presbyterian Church in Glenshaw, Pennsylvania. He writes that his wife,
Kara, and their three children (Maggie, William, and Anderson) are all
doing well and enjoying their new home right across the street from the
church. "We are very excited to be here and are looking forward to all
God has in store for us." Rachel Achtemeier Rhodes (B) is associate pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Haddonfield, New Jersey.Nicole Noteboom Rienstra (B) is the coordinator of study programs at Wheaton College in Wheaton, Illinois.
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This is not a big deal, but when I play those videos, I am unable to use the PS3 "go to" functionallity (it simply doesn't work because the video lenght is shown as 0:00:00), or when I try to fast forward the video on 10x it locks up.
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Two men were charged Tuesday with threatening to break into a Middle Smithfield Township man's home and shoot him, state police said.
Sean Gerard Washington, 19, of Middle Smithfield Township, and Ravon Dijon Simmons, 22, address unknown, were in Monroe County Correctional Facility as of Friday, awaiting future district court appearances.
The incident stemmed from Washington's anger over his mother's relationship with the alleged victim, police were told.
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House Education and the Workforce Committee Chairman John Kline (R-MN) and Higher Education and Workforce Training Subcommittee Chairwoman Virginia Foxx (R-NC) issued the following statements after the Government Accountability Office (GAO) released a report documenting the need to improve data reporting and outcomes within the federal workforce development system.
"We need comprehensive job training reform now," said Chairman Kline. "Millions of Americans are looking for work and they can't afford to wait for the vice president to review problems we already know are broken. It's time for the administration to stop stalling and start working with Congress to reform our outdated job training system."
"The Government Accountability Office has once again documented the flaws in our nation's workforce development system," said Rep. Foxx. "This is the latest in a series of reports that reveal a lack of results and accountability in federal programs designed to help job-seekers get the skills they need to find employment. On behalf of workers and taxpayers, the House has passed legislation to reform and improve the workforce development system; it's past time for the president to join our efforts."
Since 2011 GAO has issued five reports highlighting various challenges in the federal workforce investment system. The GAO has looked at duplication in the current system and difficulties matching workers with in-demand jobs. These reports have revealed what's wrong with the current system and helped identify needed reforms.
At the request of the Education and the Workforce Committee, GAO recently examined, among other issues, the extent to which participants in programs authorized by the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) obtained recognized credentials and training-related employment. According to the report:
In March 2013 the House passed legislation to reauthorize WIA and reform federal support for workforce development. Sponsored by Rep. Virginia Foxx, the SKILLS Act (H.R. 803) removes a set of cumbersome barriers participants must overcome in order to enroll in training. The bill also establishes a simplified set of common performance measures for most federally-funded job training programs.
The performance measures include the number of participants who obtained employment and their earnings, as well as the number who received a postsecondary or industry recognized credential. Simplifying performance measures and easing access to training services will reduce the administrative burden on states, provide stronger accountability over the use of taxpayer dollars, and help Americans attain the skills needed to get back to work quickly.
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Published: Friday, November 1, 2013 at 12:22 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, November 1, 2013 at 12:22 a.m.
This is the sixth incident in which people have been injured or killed by elephants with the circus and Two Tails Ranch in Williston ["Wildlife Agency Investigating Elephant Ranch," Oct. 23], reports WUFT in Gainesville.
How many more people are going to be seriously hurt or killed by captive elephants who have been pushed to the limit before operations such as Two Tails Ranch are denied Class 1 licenses?
This incident occurred Aug. 26, and if it hadn't been for an animal-advocate group filing a complaint Sept. 17, it would have been swept under the rug.
The elephants at this facility should be retired.
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The emblem of Corum watch, a key pointing skywards, is a symbol of adventurous curiosity, tenacity, exploration, inventiveness, and the boldness that is required to gain mastery over time. This is the insignia that stands for the watchmaking brand founded by Rene Bannwart and Gaston Ries at La Chaux-de-Fonds in 1955. Innovative and daring, the company is recognized even among its peers as one of the most creative in the industry. The Admiral's Cup, the brand's trademark model, was launched in 1966 by the second generation of Bannwart watchmakers. Over the fruitful years of Corum, this model has grown into a flagship collection of classic and elegant timepieces that endure tough conditions and are mainstays in the international sports scene. This year, Corum welcomes the newest addition to the set – the Admiral's Cup AC One 45 Chronograph, which comes with an innovative case but still inspired by the nautical, twelve-sided bezel of the original 1966 design.
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I downloaded PMS 1.04 from Google Code yesterday and installed it. This morning, Prevx CSI reported that PMS.exe is Cloaked Malware. My Symantec AV is not complaining thought. What's up? Can someone verify this result? Thanks.
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Its still early and hopefully all the Shabbos cooking will get done, and since we are going out for lunch, whooo hoooo i have time to share some of my favorite things from this week....
Big brothers who play dolls with their little sister who had strep all week. Just becasue he wanted her to feel better.
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I'm on the fence this year with my girlfriends birthday party being Saturday night. If I cash can you mail a check to me or with anyone from my area that stays? Possibly PayPal it to me? 5 hour wait from final round to payouts is a long time and a 3.5-4 hour drive after would make it tough to get back in time.
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STOCKTON – Three more officers are being sworn into the ranks of the Stockton Police Department this afternoon, and two trainees will be hired, too, according to Officer Joe Silva, a spokesman for the department.
Earlier this month, the department stood at 347 sworn officers. The goal, Silva said, is 363, which includes 17 positions funded by a federal grant that kicked in once the department reached 344 officers.
Getting to 344 was made more difficult by the rapid exit – through retirement or pursuit of other opportunities – by a number of officers.
Over the past year, the department has been policing a city where the homicide rate has dropped dramatically, and the rates of most violent crimes have dropped.
Read Thursday's Record for more on this story by staff writer Jason Anderson.
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WASHINGTON–The White House on Friday said reports in Japanese press that President Barack Obama has decided to name former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers as the next chairman of the Federal Reserve are wrong.
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Amy Brundage, a White House spokeswoman on economic matters, said in an official White House Twitter feed that "the latest rumors this morning in the Japanese press aren't true." She said the president's has not yet made a decision on who will be named to replace current Chairman Ben Bernanke.
>The Nikkei reported that Mr. Obama was going to name Mr. Summers, citing sources who weren't identified by name. The news organization said the president was expected to announce the decision as early as next week.
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The Center for Business Law draws together and builds on the law school's offerings in various areas of business law and provides opportunities for students to learn about the challenges and possibilities of business law practice. It also sponsors programs that bring together practitioners and academics to discuss timely topics in business law. The Center serves as a forum for faculty and students to integrate course work with policy research in the areas of intellectual property law, tax law, and corporate governance and ethics.
Full-time faculty members who teach business and tax law courses at New England previously practiced in large firms in New York and Washington, D.C. Among the adjunct faculty who teach electives are a member of the state's Appellate Tax Board (teaching Taxation of Business Entities) and the past executive director of the National Association of Securities Dealers and past regional director of the Securities and Exchange Commission (teaching Securities Regulation).


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Exhibit A, 22 E. Market Street, Corning, will host a gallery talk and reception with painter James Paulsen at 5 p.m. April 5.
James Paulsen is known for his optically challenging and conceptually dynamic paintings. His solo exhibition, "The Invisible Gorilla" is on view at the gallery through April 12.
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mount 1
verb[with object]
1Climb up (stairs, a hill, or other rising surface): he mounted the steps to the front door
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- Grazing goats ignore us as we mount the hill toward the church.
- Then I silently mounted the stairs myself, and crouched two steps from the top to listen.
- You mount the stairs and pass through the long corridor, the walls of which are thickly lined with photographs of the family and an impressive display of weapons.
go up, ascend, climb (up), scale
1.1Climb or move up onto (a raised surface): the master of ceremonies mounted the platform
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- But then he turned round and mounted the slightly raised platform where the government sits.
- Three people are dead and two schoolgirls are fighting for their lives today after a sports car mounted the pavement and collided with a group of pedestrians.
- She was trapped under the wheels of the car which mounted the pavement and pushed her through a fence as she was walking home with her mother.
climb on to, jump on to, clamber on to, get on to
1.2Get up on (an animal or bicycle) in order to ride it.
Example sentences
- Managing a nervous smile, Alicia wished him good night, mounted her bicycle and rode home, her mind a muddle of happiness and apprehension.
- And when they mounted their ponies and rode away, we were more alarmed than ever, for we feared they had gone for reinforcements.
- Pat offered to drive him to the vicarage and back, but he was adamant in refusal, mounted his bicycle, and pedalled off.
get astride, bestride, get on to, hop on to
1.3Set (someone) on horseback; provide with a horse: she was mounted on a white horse
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- Sir Christopher was mounted on one horse and Sarah, with Sasha sitting behind her, on the other horse.
- Now all four of us were mounted and it's decided that I'll ride along with Marcy, and William and Russ will go around the other way.
- A few guests were already mounted for the road, half asleep, bloat-faced and red-eyed, leaning to and fro in their saddles.
1.4(Of a male mammal or bird) get on (a female) for the purpose of copulation.
Example sentences
- Copulations in which the male forcefully mounted the female in the absence of female solicitation were regarded as forced.
- The males mount the females for one-to two-minute intervals before copulation actually takes place.
- When our male cat tries to mount the female, she hisses and scratches and fights him off - does your female fight?
1.5 [no object] (Of the blood or its color) rise into the cheeks: feeling the blush mount in her cheeks, she looked down quickly
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- As the heat mounted up in my cheeks, I turned around quickly to avoid Jake's stare.
2Organize and initiate (a campaign or other significant course of action): the company had successfully mounted takeover bids
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- The World Health Organisation is mounting a campaign to eradicate the wild polio virus from the world by 2005.
- Race organizers have since mounted an educational campaign to warn runners about the dangers of excessive drinking.
- This newspaper understands that the government is already preparing to mount a campaign to soften up the public in advance of the referendum campaign.
organize, stage, prepare, arrange, set up;
launch, set in motion, initiate
2.1Establish; set up: security forces mounted checkpoints at every key road
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- Although detectives mounted checkpoints on roads around Lismore within minutes of the alarm being raised, the gang is still at large.
- Gardai are to mount high-visibility checkpoints throughout the country this weekend in an effort to curb the rising level of road deaths.
- On the road running north from Kandahar to Kabul, US special forces were last night mounting roadblocks, hunting for senior Taliban leaders and fighters from Al Qaeda.
2.2Produce (a play, exhibition, or other artistic event); present for public view or display.
Example sentences
- Yet it has recently staged four plays about the 20th century, runs a host of youth and community schemes and is now mounting the first play about foot-and-mouth.
- It will be the third time that the National Palace Museum has mounted exhibitions in a foreign country.
- It is the latest in a series of major international exhibitions mounted by the Kerry Museum in recent years.
(put on) display, exhibit, present, install;
organize, put on, stage
3 [no object] Grow larger or more numerous: the costs mount up when you buy a home
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- If the school has a long list of uniform requirements the costs can mount up rapidly, particularly as the child might quickly grow out of an expensive blazer or need new sports shoes.
- The astronomical interest rates charged by some credit card and loan companies and the financial pressures of modern living mean debts can mount up at an all-too-alarming rate.
- With planning guidelines requiring that a survey be carried out and the cost be borne by the developer before any permission is given, the costs can quickly mount up.
3.1(Of a feeling) become stronger or more intense: his anxiety mounted as messages were left unanswered
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- Community fears are mounting over the proposed foreshore redevelopment and port enhancement.
- Mitch looked up at Zach in disbelief, anger mounting.
- Her jealously and frustration mounting, Tessa interrupted once more.
4Place or fix (an object) in its operating position: fluorescent lights are mounted on the ceiling the engine is mounted behind the rear seats
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- The engine is mounted on a deck supported by four adjustable wheels, all connected to a long handle that has controls for operation.
- He asked students to frame and focus certain objects using a camera mounted on a tripod and click.
- The test strips for measuring glucose contain a measuring pad mounted on a solid support strip.
install, place, fix, set, put up, put in position
4.1Set in or attach to a backing or setting: the photographs will be mounted and framed
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- The modern world intrudes, too, in the form of small framed photographs mounted on a work's surface.
- He mounts photomontages of nightmarish imagery, amusing and dangerous, on all kinds of rich and startling supports.
- Another factor to consider is how the photograph is mounted.
4.2Fix (an object for viewing) on a microscope slide.
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- They were then washed with purified water, allowed to dry and mounted onto microscope slides, cells side up.
- The stained roots were mounted in lactoglycerol onto microscope slides.
- The treated millipedes were then mounted between two glass microscope slides using Euparal mounting medium.
4.3 Computing Make (a disk or disk drive) available for use.
Example sentences
- To have a look at the contents of the disk image, mount it as a loop device using these commands.
- It has also been claimed that part or all of the device's memory can be mounted on a host computer's desktop as a removable storage device.
- Finally, the site administrator makes the package available by mounting it (one or more times) via the administrative site map.
1A backing or setting on which a photograph, gem, or work of art is set for display.
Example sentences
- These are fourteen-by-seventeen-inch platinum prints, each in art deco mounts and signed by Curtis.
- He also employed Galle to regild the mounts with matt gilding.
- One meter by one and a half: those were the largest sheets of cardboard you could buy, and we used them for the mounts.
1.1A glass microscope slide for securing a specimen to be viewed.
Example sentences
- Purkinje was the first to make glass slide mounts with Canada balsam.
- Spores may be demonstrated by phase-contrast microscopy of wet mounts, where they appear mature and retractile.
- The medical technologist prepared a wet mount of the specimen to determine if an adequate number of columnar epithelial cells were present.
1.2 Philately A clear plastic or paper sleeve used to display a postage stamp.
Example sentences
- Millions of collectors throughout the world have used these mounts for the safe keeping of their valuable stamps.
- Because stamps are damaged by glue, tape and other commercial adhesives, collectors use only stamp hinges and stamp mounts that are specially designed for postage stamp display.
- Stamp mounts allow you to safely secure your stamps to an album page, without damaging the stamp.
2A support for a gun, camera, or similar piece of equipment.
Example sentences
- Jonah rigged up a narrow plywood sheet with screws threaded in at various points; it's now our camera mount and steadicam in one.
- These aircraft had larger freight doors and were fitted with the necessary camera mounts and photo ports.
- This might necessitate a steel reinforcing plate in the cargo bed to support the mount, but this would provide additional mine protection.
3A horse being ridden or that is available for riding: he hung onto his mount's bridle
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- They were prized as racing and riding mounts for warriors and tribal leaders.
- Some soldiers had saved their mounts by hiding them on farms; other horses had been sequestered in countries far and wide.
- He took the class lead when he rode his mount, Éclair, to a penalty-free ride in 54.582 seconds.
3.1An opportunity to ride a horse, especially as a jockey: the jockey's injuries forced him to give up the coveted mount on Cool Ground
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- Richard Hughes picks up the mount after jockey Olivier Peslier was injured this week.
- Jockey Alan Daly, who did ride on Saturday, picked up two mounts on horses that other jockeys had refused to ride in protest of the low purses.
- He could achieve his goal on Sunday; he is set to ride seven mounts on the nine race card at the Northern California oval.
mount guard
- Keep watch, especially for protection or to prevent escape.Example sentences
- Four silent sentinels still mounted guard at each corner of the coffin but the long queues of visitors had gone.
- Villagers now have to mount guard on their homes and crops at night making loud noises and letting off fireworks to scare off marauding boars.
- She and Amber had been mounting guard outside the sitting room.
mountable adjective
- Example sentences
- One year, when I was small enough to do so, I had a lot of fun pretending that a furry rug on the arm of a sofa was some breed of mountable animal.
- The award, a mountable inscribed plaque, was presented to the project managers of the bridge, at a cocktail function in Midrand on 27 October.
- The unit, which company representative say has yet to be named, also came with a mountable stand that the USB drive can snap into and become a Web cam.
- Example sentences
- The cellular mounter can be used to process products ranging from microchips to large connectors.
- Unlike most other mounters, the Mezzadri plate alignment is mechanical instead of visual.
- These listings include biographical aspects of the mounters, addresses and references to other works where appropriate.
Middle English: from Old French munter, based on Latin mons, mont- 'mountain'.
Words that rhyme with mountaccount, amount, count, fount, miscount, no-account, surmount
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1A mountain or hill (archaic except in place names): Mount Etna
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- Yet the Jewish people were not permitted to stay there for more than a short while, and the mount was never given significance as a holy site.
- How wonderful, therefore, to see water lapping against the foot of the mount at Clifford's Tower, just as its builders intended.
- The special status of Mount Everest was confirmed back in 1852, when the Great Trigonometrical Survey of India determined that Everest (or Peak XV, as it was known then) was indeed the highest mountain in the world.
1.1Any of several fleshy prominences on the palm of the hand regarded in palmistry as signifying the degree of influence of a particular planet: mount of Mars
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- Sometimes only a single line can be seen crossing the palm below the mounts under the fingers.
- Figure 4 shows the traditional rulership between lines and mounts.
- In order to judge the value and success of the Fate Line, the lines of Life and Head, together with the ruling mounts and thumb must be in good formation.
Old English munt, from Latin mons, mont- 'mountain', reinforced in Middle English by Old French mont.
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Chase Sparacon and the CHI with LEGO® Legends of Chima™ Rogon's Rock Flinger with all-terrain wheels, attack/pursuit modes and more.
Go in pursuit of the Rhino tribe's stolen CHI with Rogon's Rock Flinger!
Rogon and Rinona are out on patrol searching for the 6-legged Sparacon who stole their CHI. Push the tail of the Rock Flinger down for pursuit mode and speed across the Chima landscape. When they spot Sparacon, activate the catapult and fling the rock into the spider's path. Duel with Sparacon and his Spider Carapace blaster on the ground, using the 5-barreled Boulder Boomer and Hammer Horn and recover the Rhino tribe's priceless CHI! Includes 3 minifigures with weapons: Rogon, Rinona and Sparacon.
- Includes 3 minifigures with weapons: Rogon, Rinona and Sparacon
- Features attack and pursuit modes, big all-terrain wheels, rhino horn detailing, omnidirectional translucent sonic blasters and translucent elements
- Weapons include a 5-barreled CHI Boulder Boomer, CHI Hammer Horn and Spider Carapace blaster
- Activate the catapult and rock for attack mode
- Hurl the enormous rock at Sparacon
- Push the tail of the vehicle down for high-speed pursuit mode
- Regain the Rhino tribe's stolen CHI
- Measures over 5" (13cm) high, 7" (20cm) long and 4" (12cm) wide
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POSITION: Defenseman
SHOOTS: Left
BIRTHPLACE: Red Deer, AB, CAN
DRAFTED: BOS: 1987-3 overall
* Led all Carolina skaters in blocked shots (110)br>* Was selected by the Carolina chapter of the Professional Hockey Writers' Association as it nominee for the 2007-08 Masterton Trophy, which honors perseverance, sportsmanship and dedication to hockey
* FRANCHISE CAREER TOTALS: 913 gp, 51-176-227, 620 pim
* HURRICANES CAREER TOTALS: 729 gp, 35-120-155, 442 pim
Goals: 1 (11/23 vs. TB)br>Assists: 1 (seven times)br>Points: 1 (eight times)br>Penalty minutes: 12 (1/2 vs. ATL)br>Shots: 4 (2/5 at NSH)br>Time on Ice: 23:30 (2/14 vs. PIT)
Hits: 5 (3/20 at FLA)
Blocked Shots: 6 (2/14 vs. PIT)
Plus/Minus: +1 (15 times)br>
* Glen and his wife, Barb, served as honorary chairs for the Spare Some for Autism Celebrity/CEO Kids Bowling Challenge at AMF Pleasant Valley Lanes on March 2
|Draft: Boston 1987 (1-3-1)
Acquired: July 8, 2003, Signed as a free agent
First NHL Game: Oct. 8, 1987 in a 4-3 Boston win vs. Washington
First NHL Point: Oct. 8, 1987, an assist in a 4-3 Boston win vs. Washington
First NHL Goal: Nov. 21, 1987 in a 7-5 Boston win at Minnesota vs. Kari Takko
Most Goals, Game: 3 - Dec. 15, 1993 in a 5-4 Boston win at New Jersey
Most Assists, Game: 5 - Oct. 16, 1988 in a 10-3 Boston win at Chicago
Most Points, Game: 6 - Oct. 16, 1988 in a 10-3 Boston win at Chicago
Most Penalty Minutes, Game: 15 - twice (Last: Feb. 11, 1989 vs. Edmonton)
Personal: Glen and his wife, Barb, were married on July 30, 1988... They have a daughter, Amanda (14), and two sons, Josh (11) and Matthew (8)... They spend their summers in Raleigh and have two Keeshonds, Blade and Bella… Glen enjoys golf and "family time" in the off-season… His favorite movie is Gladiator, favorite TV show is Gilligan's Island and favorite band is Casting Crowns… His most prized possessions are his face and his Stanley Cup… Glen's favorite team growing up was Boston and his favorite player was Bobby Orr… His favorite food is chicken parm and his favorite book is The Bible… Glen enjoys "spending time with the guys" and listening to music on the road… He says if he wasn't playing pro hockey, he would be in the Secret Service… His favorite Web site is sportsnet.ca, favorite vacation spot is Costa Rica and favorite holiday is Christmas… His plan for life after hockey is to travel with his family… His favorite non-hockey team is the Carolina Panthers and his favorite non-hockey athlete is Reggie White… Glen's guilty pleasure is ice cream… He says Mike Myers would play him in a movie about his life… His favorite road arena is the Bell Centre, favorite road city is Vancouver and favorite team to play against is Montreal... Port City Java is his favorite place to visit in the Triangle.
2006-07 Highlights
Longest assist streak: 2 games (11/9-11/11: 0g, 2a)
Longest point streak: 2 games (11/9-11/11: 0g, 2a)
Multi-assist games: 1 (3/17 at NJ: 0g, 2a)
Multi-point games: 1 (3/17 at NJ: 0g, 2a)
Career: Enters his 13th season with the Hurricanes, 20th in the NHL... Won the Stanley Cup in his 1,480th career NHL game, regular-season and playoffs included... It was the third-highest number of total games played prior to winning a Stanley Cup in NHL history, behind Ray Bourque (1,826) and Dave Andreychuk (1,759)... Named to NHL All-Rookie Team (1988)... Played in 1989 NHL All-Star Game... Acquired from Boston on Aug. 25, 1994 for Hartford's first-round draft picks in 1995, 1996 and 1997... Traded to Toronto on March 9, 2003 for a second-round draft pick in 2004 and then re-acquired as a free agent signee on July 8, 2003... Ranks second in franchise history in games played (835)
1986-87: Selected by Boston with the third overall pick in 1987 NHL Entry Draft after helping Portland to the WHL finals... Named a first-team league all-star and top defenseman (West) in each of his final two seasons of junior hockey
1987-88: Completed his first NHL season by totaling 37 points (7g, 30a) in 79 games... Named to the NHL All-Rookie Team... Led NHL rookies with a (+21)... Collected an assist in his first NHL game vs. WSH (10/8)... Scored his first career NHL goal at MIN (11/21)
1988-89: Established a career-high by scoring 19 goals... Led the Bruins with a (+23)... Played in the 1989 NHL All-Star Game... At CHI (10/16), collected a career-high six points (1g, 5a) and tied a Boston record with four assists in a period... Played his 100th career game vs. CHI (11/26)
1989-90: Registered 36 points (9g, 27a) in 78 games... Scored his 100th NHL point vs. NJ (11/18) with an assist... Played his 200th game (1/15) vs. HFD... Scored the series-clinching goal in the Adams Division Final vs. MTL in Game 5
1990-91: One of two Boston players to play in all 80 games (Bob Sweeney)... Posted seven multiple-point games, including a season-high four-point effort (2g, 2a) against DET (1/14)... Opened season on a five-game point streak (2g, 5a) from 10/4-11... Collected his 100th career assist vs. MTL (11/17)... Played in his 300th NHL career game vs. BUF (3/2)
1991-92: Finished fifth on team in scoring, second among defensemen, with 46 points (9g, 37a)... Recorded 11 multiple-point games, including a three-assist effort against EDM (12/21)... Missed two games after suffering a groin injury against CHI (3/7),. snapping his consecutive-games played streak at 202
1992-93: Posted seven multiple-point games... Played his 400th NHL game in VAN (10/25)... Missed 19 games with injuries, including 14 games with a broken foot from 11/25-12/22
1993-94: Posted 58 points (14g, 44a) in 81 games... Established career-highs in assists, points and games... Registered his 300th career point against QUE (3/22)... Became the third Boston defenseman (Bobby Orr, Ray Bourque) to score a hat trick (3/15 at NJ)
1994-95: Acquired by Hartford on 8/25... Notched 16 points (2g, 14a) during his first season with the club... One of two Whalers to play in all 48 games... Collected his first point as a Whaler with an assist on 1/25 against OTT... Scored his first goal as a Whaler at BOS (2/4)
1995-96: Tied for lead among club defensemen with eight goals and ranked second in assists (16) and points (24)... Scored a season-high two goals in his 600th career NHL game vs. PHI (11/18)... Game-high for points and assists was three (3a) at OTT (11/4) in a 5-4 victory
1996-97: Voted the teams Most Valuable Defenseman by media... Led team defensemen in goals (6), assists (26) and points (32)... Posted eight multi-point games... Missed 14 games due to injury/flu...
1997-98: Ranked second among defensemen in goals (6), assists (19) and points (25)... Changed number to 2 after wearing 20 for Whalers and 26 with the Bruins... At OTT (1/22), had a power-play assist for his 300th NHL assist... Collected his 400th career point with an assist at DAL (3/20)... Against BOS (4/13), had (1g, 1a) for his third multi-point game of the season while playing in his 800th NHL game
1998-99: Led team defensemen in goals (7), assists (17) and points (24)... Ranked second on
the team in plus/minus with a (+14)... Missed eight games (3/26-4/14) due to an ankle sprain... Against EDM (12/15), scored his 100th NHL goal
1999-00: Ranked third among team defensemen in goals (7), assists (15) and points (22)... Played his 400th game with the franchise against PHX (3/1)... Played in his 900th NHL game against CGY (11/30)... Against ATL (12/18), recorded his 100th assist with the franchise on Ron Francis goal at 18:34 of the third period... Missed four games due to injuries.
2000-01: Was third among Hurricanes defensemen in points (21) and assists (16)... Played in his 1,000th NHL game vs. LA (1/20)... Returned to action vs. WSH (3/30) after missing 11 games (3/7-28) due to a broken jaw suffered at CHI (3/4)... Scored a goal and earned two assists at DET (2/14)... Scored the Hurricanes first goal of the game and earned an assist vs. FLA (1/9)... Played in all six games of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals vs. New Jersey... Recorded 12 blocked shots in the series
2001-02: Scored his second goal of the season and was a season-high (+4) vs. CBJ (11/19)... Moved past Robert Kron (509) for fourth on the franchise's all-time games-played list at DET (11/13)... Played in his 500th game with the franchise vs. NYI (10/26)... Scored his first goal of the season at ATL (10/13)... Missed five games due to injury (shoulder: 4/7-14)... Played in 22 of the Hurricanes 23 playoff games... Was fourth on the team in average ice-time at 21:04 per game and notched a pair of assists... Earned his first point of the 2002 postseason with an assist on Vasicek's goal in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals vs. DET (6/8)... Assisted on ONeills goal in Game 5 at DET (6/13)... Missed Game 1 of the Conference Quarterfinals vs. NJ (4/17) due to a shoulder injury.
2002-03: Split the year between Carolina and Toronto... Registered his 500th career NHL point with an assist vs. BUF (3/22)... Made his Maple Leafs debut at EDM (3/10)... Traded to Toronto on 3/9 in exchange for a second-round draft choice in 2004... Scored his only goal of the season at NYR (11/25)... Registered three assists (first points of the season) at MTL(11/23)... Missed 12 games due to injury (groin: 10/11-10/15, 1/25-1/30; broken foot: 3/25-4/5)... Played five playoff games and collected one assist with two penalty minutes for Toronto... Finished third on the team in average ice time (27:38)... Missed the first two playoff games due to injury... Collected his 50th career NHL playoff point (assist) vs. PHI (4/16)
2003-04: Was even or better in 47 of his last 52 games (12/14-4/2: +18)... Led all Hurricanes and was tied for 15th among NHL defensemen in plus/minus (+18)... Played his 700th game with the Hurricanes franchise at NYI (3/27)... Assisted on Erik Cole's game-winner at CHI (3/17)... Played his 1,200th NHL game and earned an assist at BUF (12/26)... Assisted on each of Carolina's goals in a 2-1 overtime victory vs. PIT (12/18)... Returned to action after missing seven games with a shoulder injury vs. MTL (12/5)... Left the game vs. PHI (11/18) with a right shoulder injury after a hit by Donald Brashear... Assisted on Cole's goal and was a season-high (+4) vs. NYR (11/6)... Earned his first point of the season with an assist on Josef Vasicek's power-play goal vs. FLA (10/13)... Missed eight games due to injury (shoulder: 11/20-12/3; foot: 4/4)
2004-05: Did not play.
2005-06: Was fourth on the team in plus/minus (+10)... Became the 12th defenseman in NHL history to reach 1,300 career games played when he skated vs. TB (3/27)... Scored his second goal of the season at BOS (2/5)... Retured to action at FLA (1/25) after missing 10 games with a knee injury... Surpassed Jeff O'Neill for first place on the Hurricanes' all-time games played list, playing in his 537th game with Carolina at PHX (12/3)... Surpassed 900 penalty minutes for his NHL career when he was called for tripping in the third period vs. TOR (11/3)... Scored his first goal since Nov. 25, 2002 when he beat Caron at PIT (10/29)... The goal was his 200th point with the Hurricanes franchise... Passed Kevin Dineen on the franchise's all-time games played list, playing his 709th game with the Hurricanes organization at TOR (10/20)... Games missed due to injury: 18 (11/9-11/22: groin; 1/4-1/23: knee)...Completed his 12th NHL playoff season and fourth with Carolina, playing in all 25 postseason contests to capture his first Stanley Cup... Assisted on Ladd's goal in Game 4 at BUF (5/26)... Assisted on Whitney's second goal, blocked five shots and was named second star in Game 2 vs. BUF (5/22).


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Definition of parens patriae in English:
parens patriae
1The monarch, or any other authority, regarded as the legal protector of citizens unable to protect themselves: [as modifier]: parens patriae jurisdiction
More example sentences
- That is the other aspect of it, your Honour, that the parens patriae jurisdiction, of course, was confined to citizens or non-aliens, if one likes.
- In Western Australia the Supreme Court could always exercise the parens patriae jurisdiction subject to any statutes dealing with children on the grounds of nationality and ordinary residence.
- We have now reached a position where the court is prepared in an appropriate case to fill much of the lacuna left by the disappearance of the parens patriae jurisdiction by granting something approaching an advisory declaration.
1.1 [mass noun] The principle that political authority carries with it the responsibility for such protection.
Example sentences
- In the Gault case, the Court further weakened the principle of parens patriae when it found that the juvenile court in Arizona had violated fifteen-year-old old Gerald Gault's Fourteenth Amendment right to due process.
- Under the doctrine of parens patriae, Pennsylvania, through its juvenile court system, administers rehabilitative rather than punitive measures to children adjudicated delinquent.
- Under the doctrine of parens patriae, or 'the state as parent,' juvenile court judges had wide latitude to address everything from robbery and assault to truancy and playing ball in the street.
Modern Latin, literally 'parent of the country'.
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NOTICE: Started fixing it for WOD/PTR. Check the files at: http://wow.curseforge.com/addons/clctracker/files/
NOTICE: For the modified paladin power bar use: http://wow.curseforge.com/addons/clcppb/files/
Main purpose of the addon is to help the user easily track various cooldowns/auras/procs.
It supports multiple talent builds and should switch easy between them.
Also allows class specific modules that implement rotations (like clcret) or other features class specific.
Documentation main page: http://sites.google.com/site/clcinfowiki/
First steps: http://sites.google.com/site/clcinfowiki/first-steps
Code examples: http://sites.google.com/site/clcinfowiki/code-examples
Rotations for multiple classes by JManbc:
Video Tutorials:
User made tutorials:
- http://www.mmo-champion.com/threads/774331-Clcinfo-How-To
by Requital
- http://elitistjerks.com/f76/t53171-ret_fcfs_rotation_helper/p21/#post1770712
by Teleros
- http://eu.battle.net/wow/en/forum/topic/927076774
by Teleros
Template codes available for:
- Paladin: Retribution and Holy
- Priest: Discipline and Holy
JManbc Dec 28, 2011 at 23:29 UTC - 0 likes
Since Meta is always priority it would always be up and tell you to use it. So I leave it up to user to choose to use. Add another icon to your display, with this behavoir.
-- Check Metamorphosis return IconSpell("Metamorphosis",nil,"ready")
If you hit Meta though Immo Aura will pop into the rotation, IF you are within range of your target to do damage. If your to far away it will not tell you to use it. But I did have Immo Aura at 10th in the priority, download my new patch. Making it 3rd, just after Meta > DS > Immo AuraLast edited Dec 28, 2011 by JManbc
JManbc Dec 12, 2011 at 06:29 UTC - 0 likes
I changed to demon in 4.3 since its the higher dps spec now. But I did use the Afflic roto for 1 DS raid last week. I'll double check that its correct for 4.3 and post any needed updates this week. If you want though the demon roto marked 4.2 hasn't changed and is tested in the new DS raid.
nirk Dec 12, 2011 at 04:31 UTC - 0 likes
Hello - This is indeed a fantastic addon! I was however wondering if anyone has created an updated rotation for affliction warlocks for 4.3? I have taken a look at the one on JManbc's site but it looks like it is outdated and a few of the "steps" within the LUA are not working as expected..or appear too.
kragshotprime Dec 06, 2011 at 22:37 UTC - 0 likes
Just loaded the latest update and it disabled the addon. It shows itself as being there and active according to both "addon control panel" and WoW's internal addon listing at character selection, but it does not show up in the interface listing on the active character.
I had to back-step to the previous version to get it to work again.
JManbc Oct 31, 2011 at 18:25 UTC - 0 likes
You can try setting up mine. There is a link above to the source files.
jctc Oct 30, 2011 at 19:11 UTC - 0 likes
Hi friends, the addon is awesome! I'm trying to use it with my warlock demonology. Does anyone have a demonology module or template that I can use? How can I setting myself a template for this? I tried myself but I didn't have success. :( Can you help me? :)
Deronda2 Oct 13, 2011 at 14:47 UTC - 0 likes
One more idea: Have the Icon and Bar functions take a spell id, optionally, instead of a spell name. This will allow people to export configurations that can potentially be localized.
lonti84 Oct 01, 2011 at 08:30 UTC - 0 likes
Hello I have a little request here. Are there any chances to implement two icon functionality (current and next spell) for enh shamans? I really loved the way that addon works for my ret and prot, and i would like to stick to some habits i get during playtime as a ret.
I mean, there are few things i really miss in enh module: - as i said two icon functionality - it's much more helpful when addon is telling you which spell will be next, especially in time when you are meleeing (you can prepare yourself to press right button, so you don't lose time while dpsing) - showing global cooldown and spell cooldown on icons (spell cooldown in case when you have all on cd, and addon picked spell that will be off cd soon) - possibility to set priority in module configuration, just like for ret / prot
I would be really gratefull for solving this, because i can't manage this by myself... When i checked how the lua file looks for ret, it's much more complicated than i tought :P
PS. About tracking Searing Totem as enh, try to use GetTotemInfo(x) here you have full descriptin http://wowprogramming.com/docs/api/GetTotemInfo I use something like this
local haveTotem, x, x, x, x = GetTotemInfo(1) if haveTotem == nil then return IconSpell("Searing Totem") end
You can also try to track totem by name
local haveTotem, name, x, x, x = GetTotemInfo(1) if haveTotem ~= nil and name ~= "Searing Totem" then return IconSpell("Searing Totem") elseif haveTotem == nil then return IconSpell("Searing Totem") end
Thanks for help and have a good game Lonti84
Deronda2 Sep 30, 2011 at 22:34 UTC - 0 likes
Suggestions: Optional return arguments for BarAura that let you set the color of the bar. BarMAura that functions like IconMAura, which will track buffs/debuffs that override each other.
Purpose: for my combat rogue I have a bar that tracks "Shallow Insight", "Moderate Insight", and "Deep Insight". Only one can be up at a time. Right now I've had to create 3 bars and put them in the same place on the grid. It works, but it would be cleaner to just call BarMAura, have it track all three, and be able to assign a different color to the bar of each buff.
Thanks for the great addon.
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To the Editor:
Adding to one's map of reality always seems a good thing to do, even though what has to be put on the map is not so pleasant.
The book, "Behind The Kitchen Door" by Saru Jayaraman, adds much information about the world of the food service workers of the country. The national minimum wage for food servers is a legal exception to the national minimum wage of $7.25 per hour. For food servers, the minimum wage is $2.13. People tend to think that it is young people working in this industry, but it is people of all ages.
The book ends on a hopeful note with a "Recipe for Change," which includes developing an awareness not only of sustainability regarding the food served, but sustainability of "the workforce preparing, cooking, and serving our meals," as well as suggestions for customers on how they can help bring about better conditions for workers.
We have a national holiday to honor labor. Becoming aware of the situation of the millions of workers "behind the kitchen door" is a step toward honoring labor in every day life.
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Recycling pays off for second year
Program growing, pays for itself
March 3, 2013
PARKERSBURG — The Parkersburg Recycling Center has paid for itself for the second year in a row,. In 2012, the center collected $115,000 for recycled materials....
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Also, this link shows what they accept: ***********parkersburgrecycling****/recycling101-what.html
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#1 and #2 plastics, cardboard, steel, aluminum and glass are the things I recycle mostly. I wish they allowed for more plastics. I think it's great that they've turned things around but I'd like to see it taken to the next level.
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What materials do you recycle. I can see the picture is of baled aluminum. Do you recyle glass, electronics (such as old TV's, computers, etc), plastics, and paper? I went to the web site that article highlighted, but there was no info on the types of material the collection center would accept. Thanks.
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Way to go Mayor Newell, another successful program.
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January 26, 2006
If you've been to Augusta Regional Airport lately, you've noticed construction. Well, one part is nearing an end, but the work will continue into phase two. News 12 has an exclusive look at the progress.
About 130 workers a day are working on the new gate area, that's where you get on and off the plane. And it's on track to completion.
Construction is at a feverish pace at Augusta Regional. Truckloads of concrete are forming the thick layer of runway needed outside the new gate area.
"The nice thing will be is that now TSA will be inside the gate room. So people won't have to be standing outside to get their passenger screening taken care of," said Diane Johnston, Augusta Regional Airport.
"It's one of our finishes we go going and we got a lot of work to go," said Matthew McCoy, construction manager.
Inside, room for six gate ramps once it's finished in just six weeks.
"March 17 will be our completion date, then the move and going live from this facility is March 19, which is a Sunday morning," McCoy said. "We've got our wall finishes here, our floor finishes that'll be done. We got a lot of our bathroom finishes that are well on the way."
Once the switch is made, work will shift to the current gate rooms. They will become temporary facilities for ticketing and baggage claim. That should be set by July.
"At that point in time the terminal will be totally cleared out and we'll go ahead and start demolishing on the old terminal. Once we've demolished it we'll put the new terminal up in the same footprint as the old terminal is," Johnston said.
So the bottom line, in just about six weeks, you'll be walking into a new area to get on your plane at Augusta Regional. And you won't have to wait outside in the cold or hot weather to go through TSA security.
The total cost of the project is about $30 million and all the construction should be complete by late 2007.


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CBR spoke with Zen Studios and Marvel games about the latest result of their collaboration -- a new Marvel Pinball table based on Mark Millar's "Civil War."
Marvel has provided CBR with an exclusive look at the Hastings Variant Covers for "Deadpool" #1 by Carlo Barberi and "Iron Man" #1 by Carlo Pagulayan.
The "Iron Man 3" trailer's release has brought back the most ugly part of fandom: the Haters. Brett White tries to come to terms with this subgroup and urges everyone to stop treating their opinions as fact.
In his final X-POSITION, writer Kieron Gillen answers all your questions about the end of "Uncanny X-Men," his favorite moments from the series and looking forward to Marvel NOW!
More armors, more action and more Mandarin await comic fans and movie goers alike as phase two of the Marvel Film Universe kicks off with the full trailer for Shane Black's "Iron Man 3" starring Robert Downey, Jr.
Ahead of the internet debut of its first trailer, Shane Black's Marvel Studios film "Iron Man 3" is showing off some official imagery as it unveils the official poster as well as a new shot of Sir Ben Kingsley as The Mandarin.
A 17-second teaser for "Iron Man 3" briefly shows the new suit in action, Gwenyth Paltrow in trouble and a first look at Ben Kingsley as the Mandarin while a new pic showcases Iron Patriot. The full trailer premieres Tuesday.
Marvel Comics has revealed Joe Quesada's Marvel NOW! variant covers, including "All-New X-Men" #1, "Iron Man" #1, "Fantastic Four" #1 and "Thor: God of Thunder" #1. The issues are available for purchase November 2012.
Disney has announced Edgar Wright's long-gestating "Ant-Man" movie opens November 6, 2015 and "Iron Man 3" & "Thor: The Dark World" will be released in 3D.
During New York Comic Con writers and editors including Peter David, Axel Alonso, Stuart Moore, Alisa Kwitney and Marie Javins assembled to discuss Marvel's line of prose novels based on popular storylines from the comic books.
During the Marvel Television panel Saturday at New York Comic Con, Marvel Animation Studios debuted trailers for the direct-to-DVD animated movies "Iron Man & Hulk: Heroes United" and "Iron Man: Rise of Technovore."
In "Iron Man: Season One," legendary writer Howard Chaykin and artist Gerald Parel update and reexamine the early days of the titular character. CBR spoke with Chaykin about the OGN.
Today at New York Comic Con, Marvel announced the expansion of its Season One line of original graphic novels recounting the early days Iron Man, Thor and Wolverine. ROBOT 6 has details.
With the final issue of his and Sal Larocca's "Invincible Iron Man" fast approaching, Matt Fraction takes a look back at his time writing the armored Avenger and his memorable supporting players. Plus, exclusive art!
This week, with the final installment of "Avengers Vs. X-Men" on the stands, Marvel Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso opens up about the story behind Iron Man's faith, Cyclops' fate and mutantkind's future.
Marvel Animation will expand into direct-to-DVD movies in April with "Iron Man & Hulk: Heroes United," which sees Tony Stark and Bruce Banner team up to fight the classic Hulk villain Zzzax.
Marvel has released an early look at Matt Fraction and Salvador LaRocca's "Invincible Iron Man" #527. The final issue of the Eisner Award-winning series goes on sale October 24.
Marvel SVP of Sales David Gabriel's most recent Diamond column revealed several new variant covers for Marvel NOW! and discussed the rationale behind launch parties and specialized variants.
Kieron Gillen's relaunched "Iron Man" series finds the hero make like a knight errant, traveling the world in search of justice and ultimate truth. CBR spoke with him about the series.
CBR presents exclusive previews of Matt Fraction's Marvel Comics releases for next week - "The Mighty Thor" #19 with artist Alan Davis and "Invincible Iron Man" #524 with Salvador Larocca!
Ahead of the September 25 release of Marvel's "The Avengers" on Blu-ray and DVD, Disney has debuted a clip from a behind-the-scenes featurette that focuses on Robert Downey Jr.
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