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Osteen has had her own struggles in life, including an unwanted divorce. She said many people who go through a divorce feel ashamed in the Church, and she knows what that's like.
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"You may have had a failure, but you're not a failure. God sees you as a learner," she said. "He will take you right where you are - just like He did with me. He'll heal you, but He'll not only heal you, He'll restore you and bring good out of the things you've gone through."
Osteen also knows what it's like to be near death.
Back in 1990, she unexpectedly opened a mail bomb that was intended for her parents. She said if it weren't for the grace of God, she wouldn't be alive today. She suffered injuries to her abdomen and leg, and the paramedic at the scene told her someone had to be standing between her and that bomb.
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"You know, it was a literal bomb for me, but the fact is bombs go off in people's lives all the time,"she said. "They're served divorce papers or they lose a job or a child is sick, and so, no matter what it is that you go through, God is there to help you, just like He was with me."
In her book, Lisa encourages others to never give up on life no matter how hard it gets because God has a great destiny for His people.
"I believe that we were made not just to survive life but to thrive in life and that God really does have more peace for you -- more success, more joy, more purpose and fulfillment," she said.
Osteen's younger brother, Joel, is the senior pastor at Lakewood. Their parents founded the church back in 1959. Lakewood is now the largest church in America.
Osteen thanks God for her parents, who taught her how to live out the Gospel. They also helped her understand that God has a divine purpose for each person that walks this earth and that if you ask God what that is, He will show you how to live it out.
"If you'll just ask God, 'What is it you want me to do? God, I'm following you through adversity. I need your wisdom, I need your direction.' The Bible says that He'll direct our steps every day, and He'll lead us into our destiny."
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The Lighthouse
There is also a lighthouse in this area. Due to I have never seen a lighthouse before I wanted to go and see it. Fortuneatly my co-drives shared the same interests and so we went there. Look at it when you are there. Please read the following tips to get more information about the lighthouse.more
View to Gironde mouth
If the weather is good it is also possible to see the mouth of the Gironde into the Atlantic ocean. In this area the gironde is already very tall so that someone could think that it is a bay ... but it is a river who goes into the sea .... Just click on the picture to see it.Don´t miss this light house, it is really good viewing point!more
View from Top (2)
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View from top (1)
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The Lighthouse Staircase
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The staircase
Here you can see again the great staircase which you saw on the first photo. In my opinion this is the better one ... Here I stand above and shot down. The eyes want to follow the stairs down ....Such a lighthouse offer always interesting surprises!more
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By car to La Palmyre
Pointe de la Coubre is located between La Tremblade and La Palmyre. It can be found in a good atlas too, but unfortuneatly not in the VT locations list!
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Sand dunes
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I am going back there one day.
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I needed nothing when I was sitting there and watching the waves and I began to dream of sailing on the ocean to exotic destinations like Java, Hongkong, Shanghai ....more
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From "Children of God" to "The Family": Movement Adaptation and Survival
Stuart A. Wright
Lamar University
At the same time that the touted "global village" moves closer to realization through satellite communications and advanced computer technologies, fragmentation and conflict across ethnic, religious and political lines remain firmly ensconced both within and between societies. One only has to point to a few recent episodes around the globe to be reminded of this fact-the "ethnic cleansing" taking place in Bosnia, the World Trade Center bombing by Muslim extremists, the growing disenfranchisement of Christian fundamentalists in the U.S. and the ensuing "culture wars" (Hunter, 1991). As a sociologist of religion, I am always concerned about the role religion plays in such conflicts. It is known that religion can be a powerful source of unification, cohesion or solidarity. Durkheim's (1915/1965) work on religion largely reflects this functional perspective. On the other hand, Marx (1964) and others suggest that religion may contribute to conflicts, promoting in-group solidarity while encouraging adversarial relations with out-groups (heretics, infidels, heathen). Predisposition to conflict may be heightened by absolutist religious ideologies that are intolerant of other traditions and practices.
Some of the new religious movements that have appeared in the second half of the twentieth century, while sharing characteristics of historical sects (Wilson, 1970), may demonstrate some innovative and even evolutionary adaptations to the social environment. Here I refer to a kind of globalization process which, in the context of a changing world order, links pluralism, diversity and toleration to movement adaptability and strength (Wuthnow, 1978, 1980). Wuthnow suggests that the transitional condition of the world order, characterized by political instability and uncertainty, lends itself to the proliferation of new religious movements that seek to fill the void by constructing overarching, universal religious ideologies. As governments fail, national boundaries are redrawn and new alliances formed, the perception of a world crisis may help to legitimate the claims of religious movements as harbingers of a new world harmony and peace. Movements that are able to adapt to international audiences and diverse cultural needs are more likely to be successful in voicing such claims.
The characteristics of such movements suggest a religious response to a perceived world crisisinternational political unrest, shifts in world economic markets, fragmentation of the normative orderthat work to forge unification based on an alternate worldview, a profound ideological reformation. With the increased mobility and communications of the modern world, these movements are distinctly less culture-bound, provincial and territorial. In-group/out-group differences are much less likely to be drawn along the lines of race, ethnicity or class. They tend to be more syncretistic, eclectic and universalistic with regard to religious beliefs and cultural values. They draw their members from all over the world and incorporate features from these different cultures as they develop and expand. New religious movements may reveal varying degrees of globalization, but some that exhibit these characteristics would include Elizabeth Clare Prophet and the Church Universal and Triumphant, the Unification Church, ECKANKAR, Transcendental Meditation (TM), and a host of New Age movements (see Melton, 1992). One movement that has borne many of these features over its short life-span, though it has rigid fundamentalist roots, is The Family, formerly called the Children of God.
The Family
The Family is now a world-wide movement with approximately 250 communities in over 50 countries and 9,000 members. The movement originated in Huntington Beach, California in the late 1960s as a countercultural, Jesus Movement group. In the early 1970s, the movement's leader, Moses David Berg, instructed his followers to leave the U.S. after predicting God's judgement on America. The initial prophecy contained warnings of the comet Kohoutek striking the nation and inducing calamity and chaos in the U.S., marking the Great Tribulation as recorded in the Book of Revelation. Subsequently, Berg revised the prophecy suggesting that the more figurative language in his prophecy was not to be taken literally. In the following years, adherents traveled the world establishing communities and recruiting converts in foreign countries. As the ratio of American converts to foreign nationals changed, the movement also changed. The influences of indigenous cultures and new converts began to transform the movement from a California-based, hippie, fundamentalist group, rigidly and centrally structured under the authority of Moses David Berg to a more eclectic, multi-ethnic, decentralized missionary movement of relatively independent communities dispersed all over the globe. Indeed, the movement of today bears only a few organizational semblances with the movement founded over twenty-five years ago. It may be argued that the ability of the Children of God/The Family to adapt to change over time has contributed significantly to its survival into the 1990s. It is suggested here that adaptation to change through cross-cultural expansion, leading to marked increases in pluralism and diversity, is a critical reason why the movement has survived.
Pluralism, Adaptation and Survival
With the dispersion of the Children of God (COG) in the mid 1970s into Europe and Asia, the American core of the movement was soon faced with the repercussions of its own success. New converts, of course, brought with them their own cultural baggage. But more importantly, movement recruiters were also faced with learning the language and customs of the countries in which they resided. Members were encouraged to blend in and cultivate a rapport with local residents in order to bring them salvation, and achieve what Roy Wallis has called a "favorable ecology" (1987:86). The thrust of this initiative culminated in the "Re-Organization Nationalization Revolution" (RNR), a concerted strategy to integrate with native cultures in order to better train leaders and eventually transfer independent responsibility for the missionary work to nationals. In a 1978 letter outlining the RNR strategy, Moses David announced that "Just as Jesus had to leave his disciples so they could go on to greater works.... so our N. American leadership is going to have to step down and out of the picture and push forward the nationals in order to integrate and nationalize the many countries we're in" ("The Re-Organization Nationalization Revolution," #659, January 1978). He instructed followers to make "(a) genuine endeavor of identification with the people.... including their language, adopting their customs and dress, eating the food they eat, sometimes even assuming their citizenship.... to actually become one of them like Jesus did" (#659, 1978).
Later in this same letter, Moses David described the failure of typical American missionary efforts when nationals were not brought into the organizational structure. "If we can't get enough converts ... to run their own colonies and their own country," Berg cautioned, "then I will be highly disappointed, because then we are not missionaries, we haven't established anything native and we're just a foreign colonial empire." Berg recounted "horror stories" about missionary efforts that languished and collapsed because they had not "prepared the nationals to take over." When the Americans were forced to leave or kicked out of a country, he argued, there was no "native church" left behind.
Of course, the RNR initiative was not without substantial costs to the movement, largely in terms of defections. It is estimated that as much as one-third of the membership were lost in this reorganization. Veteran or high-ranking movement leaders were replaced, new converts and friends were lost, conflicts over policy and lines of authority arose, incomes declined and COG homes ran into financial debt (Wallis, 1982:92-93). But the RNR plan probably helped to secure the long-term survival ability of the movement, even though there were serious short-term costs.
The first wave of American COG members who settled in Europe faced immediate challenges to their own cultural beliefs and predispositions. Van Zandt (1991:41) notes that the "anti-system" message carried by American converts played less well to European youth because "it was no great revelation to them that American society was far from perfect." The Americans were required to make a number of adjustments to European culture in order to fit in and be successful in their witnessing. Some of these adjustments included the formation of Poorboy clubs or discos, the upgrading of dress and lifestyle of members, the refocusing of recruitment efforts aimed at middle-class individuals rather than social dropouts, and the softening of the COG's worldview (Richardson and Davis, 1983; Van Zandt, 1991; Wallis, 1982, 1987). Van Zandt writes,
Instead of society's dropouts and young radicals, the COG pursued those who were employed or in school. The COG found that such people were more receptive to the message, made better long-term members, and required less time to be spent dealing with their problems. Potential members also tended to be somewhat younger than before, a fact which led to the creation of a new status, "catacomb member," to account for members who, for reasons of age or legal condition, were unable to live in colonies as full-time members. This innovation, of course, reflected the COG's growing flexibility in dealing with the System (1991:45).
Sexual unions through proselytization ("flirty fishing') and marriages with indigenous nationals, almost all of which produced children, tied them inexorably to these foreign cultures. What mere recruitment, litnessing or preaching couldn't accomplish because of formidable cultural barriers, intermarriage and familial ties could. Indeed, the marriages of the American core of members to foreign nationals was strongly encouraged by Moses David as a part of the RNR plan.
In those colonies established for two years or more, all colony servants (leaders) must be national or integrated with a national and speak the language. ...So a capable American woman could marry a native husband and train him, or a capable American man could marry a native wife and train her (#659, 1978).
By converting and marrying the nationals, the message of salvation was no longer tied exclusively to the Americans but allowed to spread along kinship and relational lines of family members. When COG members finally did pick up and leave, they often had established a native work that continued after their departure. Occasionally, adult children would even remain behind in these countries to assist the indigenous missionary efforts and to sustain familial ties and communication.
According to Van Zandt, flirty fishing was adopted as a strategy specifically aimed at Third World countries. As the movement "left more affluent parts of the world, its normal recruiting pool of young and unattached people started to dry up. Flirty fishing brought the Family into contact with people who tended to have more status and responsibility in the local community" (1991:29). It also "dictated better clothing, more concern for cleanliness, and even the use of makeup to facilitate members' participation in the nightclub and discotheque scene" (1991:29). Wallis makes a similar observation, noting that after the introduction of flirty fishing, the movement shifted its target of potential converts: "Thenceforth, a movement which had seen its purpose as proselytizing among the alienated of society, the hippies and dropouts, would begin to direct itself more to the respectable and influential" (Wallis, 1982:80).
Aside from the effective strategy of nationalization, the increasing pluralism of the movement had a distinct appeal to certain segments of the wider population, particularly the young and the humanitarian-oriented. The text and the substance of biblical preachments in conventional churches frequently emphasize the universality of the Christian faith ("In Christ there is neither male nor female, Jew nor Greek. . ."). However, rarely does this amount to anything more than sentimental rhetoric and platitudes. On the other hand, the actualization of this message as embodied in a religious movement that offered living "proof," so to speak, by virtue of a highly heterogeneous membership certainly presented a marked advantage over other churches or sects in attempting to convince potential converts of the "truth" value of the message. It suggested consistency to a worldly, skeptical audience that is all too often cognizant of the numerous inconsistencies between religious belief and practice. Numerous converts to The Family that I interviewed expressed just such an opinion, indicating that they were more willing to listen to proselytizers and take their message seriously because the group's universal emphasis on "love" was expressed by members of such diverse nationalities.
The Miami Community
I was struck by this ethnic diversity upon first visiting the Miami community in the summer of 1993. My previous research on the Children of God (Wright, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1987) was conducted in the late 1970s and early 1980s, before the RNR initiative had produced any notable results. During the decade of the eighties, there were few communities in North America, so monitoring of the movement became difficult. Only recently, since The Family has begun to resettle communities in the U.S. has this aspect of the movement come to the attention of scholars.
A major task in the data collection during the Miami visit was to conduct a census of The Family's community there. At the time of the study, there were six nuclear family clusters and a separate group or cluster of Family Teens. Family Teens are mid-to-late adolescents who have expressed in interest in training and preparation for leadership. The Family encourages young teens to achieve independence from their parents so that they can serve the Lord more fully. Family Teens essentially function as young missionaries, travelling in small groups, and are assigned to specific communities. Not all teens aspire to be independent missionaries and separate from families.
Out of a total of 49 members of The Family's community in Miami, 11 are adults, 22 teenagers, and 16 children. These 49 members represent 22 different countries, as measured by their origin of birth. All of the adult members had lived in at least three different countries and were conversational in three or four languages. The most common languages spoken were Spanish and English. Five of the six nuclear family clusters in the community represented four different nationalities each. Predictably, the adult members were most likely to be North American (8 of 11, 73%). However, the children and teens were more likely to be native-born Puerto Rican (5) or Chilean (5). In fact, of the 38 children and teens in the community, only 6 were native-born North American (16%). Most were born in Spanish-speaking countries of the Carribean, Central and South America. The full impact of this rich, ethnic amalgam could be seen in the clear leverage and ease of access to Miami's minority communities enjoyed by The Family.
The dramatic population shifts in the Miami area in recent years posed few problems for members of The Family. Not only were they conversant with Spanish-speaking residents, they were well-suited to the highly pluralistic composition of the city. Indeed, they seemed more than comfortable with it. Their own community served as a microcosm of Miami's own ethnic and cultural diversity. The Family's experience in Third World nations made them familiar with many Hispanic and Latin customs, insulated them from culture shock, allowed them to avoid the pitfalls of American ethnocentrism or xenophobia, and gave them a degree of "street-wise" knowledge and demeanor in their interaction with low-income, minority groups.
The Family Teens moved freely within and between these communities, even at night, witnessing on the streets and challenging minority youth with their salvation message in local hangouts, places where few suburban, middle-class white youth would venture. Though they took certain precautions to safeguard themselves from harm, such as always travelling in groups, one sensed that their mastery of the diverse cultural landscape gave them substantial confidence and courage.
Is it suggested here that the adaptation of this new religious movement to cultural pluralism and diversity through global expansion, spawned by changes in the world order, can be linked to movement strength and survival. It seems unlikely that the same COG movement that originated in the countercultural sixties in California could survive as an international movement today. Indeed, many of the key leaders and members out of that period were lost to the movement during organizational shifts or changes in policy and leadership, epitomized in the RNR plan. But these same shifts underscore both the difficulty and the significance of adaptation. Difficult because the innumerable obstacles to change-the inertia of institutionalization, the resistance of entrenched leaders to relinquish authority, the anomie and turmoil of reorganization-involved painful choices and actions. Significant because the survival of COG and its success in foreign cultures, it seems safe to say, was contingent upon this pluralistic thrust. Such adaptation will likely fare well for the Family's success in the future, both here and abroad, as societies become more pluralistic and each continues to chart a new course in the shifting political structures and boundaries of the new world order.
Stuart A. Wright is Associate Professor of Sociology at Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas. He holds a Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of Connecticut and is the former recipient of an NIMH Research Fellowship at Yale University to study the social and psychological effects of cult involvement among former members. Dr. Wright has published a book entitled Leaving Cults: The Dynamics of Defection (1987), as well as numerous journal articles and book chapters in edited volumes on this controversial topic.


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Murder, its causation and its treatment, is a subject that mankind has debated since the dawn of civilization—since Cain slew Abel. There have been many psychiatric studies on the subject of homicide but, as with studies on death itself, the investigations have tended to be superficial. The study of murder, of death and aggression, may arouse primitive anxiety in those who consider the question deeply. This present study is of children and adolescents who made a murderous attack. A collaborative psychiatric study has been made of each child and of all available relatives.
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Socio-Economics in Spain
Socio-Economics in Spain:
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Luis Enrique Alonso,
Member of XXIII SASE Annual Meeting Local Committee
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
SASE's 23rd Annual Conference here in Madrid is an excellent occasion to present a brief and hopefully fruitful reflection focusing on the emerging challenges in the field of socio-economics in both the Spanish academic and political context. My aim is to provide a possible outline for future development in this subject, rather than to illustrate its historical trajectory. Unfortunately, I will not be able to explore the qualitative and quantitative account of the Spanish scholarly production due to spatial constraint.
When looking at academic circles, socio-economics in Spain has historically been divided into several "areas of knowledge". This is the result of a very strict division of information that was formally designed by the powerful bureaucratic-biased organisation of tertiary education, the university. Over the past thirty years we have seen a diverse group of researchers and scholars, working within the fields of sociology, applied economics, political science and anthropology, make an effort to construct a common space for discussion and debate. This has led to a convergence of various perspectives that in turn have been essential in expanding our understanding of the characteristics found within the development of Spanish socio-economics. In addition we have also seen specific approaches that have sought to explain the general dynamics related to the organization (or disorganization) and regulation (or deregulation) of capitalism.
Therefore, it does not come as a surprise that most of the more distinctive Spanish contributions to this field have focused mainly on a deep analysis of the Spanish development model, using the key categories of socio-economics. Their research and evaluation of the ongoing changes in the Spanish system have also featured a theoretical background based on both classic works and recent novelties in the international academic debate.
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Joking aside, for all his past advice he's clearly energetic enough to keep reading, intelligent enough to see the point, and flexible enough to adapt his viewpoint. What's everyone else's excuse. :-)
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Of course, dense acellular carbohydrate has been around for some time. Loren Cordain makes a meal out of the invention of the roller mill in the latest edition of The Paleo Diet, but you can grind grain pretty fine with millstones, and you can sieve most of the bran out by bolting through cloth. (Useful for also taking out bits of millstone grit on which you might break a tooth, toon doubtless.). Robinson Crusoe even makes sieves on the desert island in Defoe! (His real-life counterpart, Alexander Selkirik, however, seems to have lived mostly of goats' flesh.)
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Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849), Japanese. Under the Wave off Kanagawa(from the series 36 Views of Mount Fuji), ca 1830-1832. Polychrome woodblock print; ink and color on paper, 10⅛ × 14
in (25.7 × 37.9 cm). The Metropolitan Museum of Art, H. O. Havemeyer Collection. Bequest of Mrs H. O. Havemeyer, 1929 (JP1847). Image © The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York.
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Clear Dawn(from the series 36 Views of Mount Fuji), ca 1830-1831. Hand-colored woodblock print, 24.4 x 37 cm. British Museum, London, United Kingdom/The Bridgeman Art Library.
Claude Monet (1840-1926), French. Haystack (Sunset),1891. Oil on canvas, 73 × 92 cm. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Massachusetts/Juliana Cheney Edwards Collection/The Bridgeman Art Library.
Katsushika Hokusai, Dragon Flying Over Mount Fuji, 1849. Kakemono in shades of sumi on silk, 37.5 × 14
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More than likely with only one LNB it only recives signal from the 101 degree bird so in that case you will receive all chanels on the 101 bird but not any of the ones brodcast on any of the other satellites.
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Basically, you won't be able to get the HD Package, CCTV-9 (455), Once (415), HIT-N (438), Para Todos, or any of the other International packages.
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So, unless I get HD, I won't be missing anything? Can I still get a DVR? Do I need a phone line?
Basically, you won't be able to get the HD Package, CCTV-9 (455), Once (415), HIT-N (438), Para Todos, or any of the other International packages.
Posted 07 February 2006 - 03:08 PM
Correct, and yes you can still get a DVR. You will only need a phone line for the DVR if it is a D*Tivo box and you only need it then for the inital call which can be done somewhere else if needed even if they dont have a dish. The R15 DVR has no need for a phone line at all except for pay per view purchases.
Posted 07 February 2006 - 03:10 PM
One more I forgot about. Are the locals available? (Lansing, MI). I'm guessing no.
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Go here to find out about your local channels.


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• Road rage was all too real on Aug. 25 at about 12:40 p.m. when one driver pointed a gun at another driver.
The incident occurred on U.S. 52 between Old Highway 52 and Montague Planation Road. The victim was traveling in the left lane when a white Honda Accord approached him from behind at a high rate of speed. The victim moved to the right lane.
As the Honda pulled up beside him its driver rolled down the window and started yelling obscenities. The victim yelled back and the suspect pulled out what appeared to be a black handgun and pointed it at the victim. The victim attempted to follow the suspect to get his tag number, but lost him after the chase exceeded 90 mph on Old Mt. Holly Road.
• On Aug. 18 at about 6:30 p.m. an Old Jackson Road man, his pregnant wife and another female were walking their dog on a leash on the sidewalk. They walked by one house and a white boxer dog charged and attacked their dog. While trying to separate the dogs both women were bitten on their hands.
They were both transported by EMS to a medical facility. The dog's owner said her boxer was unrestrained in the backyard, which is not fenced in. She was issued a $1,092.50 citation for lack of animal restraint.
• A Wilberry Lane man who had recently moved to the area form Florida left his garage door open by accident the night of Aug. 19 when more than $3,000 in audio equipment was stolen. The missing items include: a three disc karaoke machine, a studio microphone with a show mount, two cordless microphones, a 500 watt amp, a 400 watt amp, a voice stabilizer, eight speakers, a head unit CD player and a subwoofer.
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Swiss Steak Dinner- Jackson
June 26, 2013 @ 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
The Sandstone Congregational Church will be hosting a Swiss Steak Dinner on Wednesday, June 26, 2013 from 4:00-6:00 p.m. The menu will be Swiss steak, mashed potatoes and gravy, coleslaw, vegetables, rolls, beverage and dessert. The cost is $9.00. The Fellowship Center is on the lower level. Parking is available at both the upper and lower level with elevator access to the lower level.
Take outs are available.
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MIAMI — One mystery was solved Tuesday night. Reports of Dwyane Wade's demise have been greatly exaggerated.
Demise may be too strong a word. Illness or migraine or general malfunctioning might be more precise. Whatever the malady, something didn't seem right about Wade lately.
He wasn't exactly the Dallas killer of old in Game 1 of the NBA Finals. But if something really is bothering Wade, the Heat hope it's contagious.
"He can really get it going," Chris Bosh said.
Wade had 22 points, 10 rebounds and six assists, with most of his damage coming in the usual fourth-quarter flourish.
"Maybe this will be something that will spark him," coach Erik Spoelstra said. "All I care about was he made a lot of winning plays on both ends of the court in the fourth quarter. I'm not going to overanalyze the first half."
Everybody else was. Wade made three of 10 shots, deepening speculation that the 2006 Finals MVP might be developing the basketball strain of Steve Blass disease.
Blass was an All-Star pitcher for Pittsburgh who inexplicably lost the ability to throw strikes. In the Eastern Conference finals against Chicago, Wade seemed to be losing the ability to be Wade.
After averaging 30.2 points against Boston, he dipped to 18.8 against the Bulls. He made 17 of 46 shots in the last three games, had nine turnovers in one contest and missed a wide-open dunk.
The bad stuff was muted by late heroics, like six points and two blocks in overtime of Game 4. But Wade just didn't look right. He was sweating more than usual. He had an ice bag on his surgically repaired left shoulder.
It unleashed a torrent of speculation in Miami. Were his migraines acting up? Were his dead legs run down? Was he getting old before our eyes?
On the Heat's flagship radio station Tuesday afternoon, the conjecture was that Wade was worn down thanks in part to a nasty divorce. Whatever the issue was, it represented the Mavs' best hope in this series.
If LeBron James and Wade play well, Dallas will have to play superbly. The Mavericks were far from that in Game 1, thanks mostly to Miami's defense. If you love missed shots, sports fans, this is going to be a series for you.
Wade did his part early on, which made you wonder if his mother squeezed him too hard before the game. Wade usually blows her a kiss, but there was a five-minute delay right at tipoff. He walked the length of the court and hugged his mother.
"Here we go. We're here again," they said.
Here in the Finals, a place Wade established himself as a superstar in 2006. He was a shadow of that player through three quarters. The Mavs hung within five points with four minutes left. Then it was 2006 all over again.
In a span of 69 seconds Wade hit a jumper, then fed Chris Bosh, who was fouled cutting the basket. He blocked a Shawn Marion shot and made a 3-pointer.
"Once that went down I knew he was feeling good," James said.
Just for fun, Wade threw in a no-look, underhand, alley-oop pass to a streaking James, who dunked. Then he gave his running mate a nice little dig.
"D-Wade congratulated me on my first Finals victory," James said.
The way the Heat are playing defense, you wonder if Dirk Nowitzki will get one this time around. He sat down at the postgame press conference and nonchalantly mentioned he'd suffered a torn tendon in the middle finger of his left hand.
There is an ailment everybody can see. As for Wade, the first 30 minutes of the game were spotty enough to make you think things still aren't quite right.
But like the Chicago series, he remembered how to play when his team needed it most.
Just call it Dwyane Wade disease. It doesn't bode well for the Mavs.
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West Virginia legislators who began hearings on the disastrous Kanawha County chemical spill earlier this month already know one thing: We can't count on the federal government to safeguard us from similar problems in the future.
That means the state Division of Environmental Protection should act immediately to check chemical storage facilities.
Neither state nor federal agencies charged with safeguarding water supplies did so in regard to the Freedom Industries storage facility beside the Elk River in Charleston. Had anyone been inspecting the firm's storage tanks on a regular basis, it would have become apparent there were serious problems.
Not only did Freedom Industries' tank holding one hazardous chemical leak, but a containment area around it was damaged. That allowed thousands of gallons of a toxic chemical to flow into the river, with some of it sucked into a water treatment plant's intake pipe. About 300,000 West Virginians were told for several days not to drink water from their taps. Some people were sickened by the tainted water.
Reporters probing the disaster have learned neither state nor federal agencies had inspected Freedom Industries for many years. No one seemed to think that was part of their agency's job description.
Whether it falls under the DEP's statutory mandate or not, that agency should be inventorying chemical storage facilities near water sources. At least cursory inspections should be made immediately. More thorough monitoring should be scheduled.
If the DEP lacks authority for that task, legislators should provide it immediately. If the agency needs emergency funding for personnel and equipment, that, too, should be provided.
Again, West Virginians cannot rely on the federal government to safeguard us from chemical spills such as that on Jan. 9. That being the case, state officials should make the task a priority.


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It is unclear where the career minor leaguer, who played 149 games in the majors, will work.
IronPigs manager Ryne Sandberg, who led the local Class AAA Phillies affiliate to within two games of the International League championship this season, has been rumored to be moving everywhere from the Boston Red Sox organization, the Chicago Cubs or even to a spot as a bench coach in Philadelphia.
Once Sandberg's situation is cleared up, it is likely the Phillies will be able to place Tracy.


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To see an up to date posting of performances by the Todd Marcus Jazz Orchestra, Quartet, Trio, or Duo, visit www.toddmarcusjazz.com
The Todd Marcus Jazz Orchestra will be recording a new album in January 2014. For details and performance dates in NY, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington, DC leading up to the recording, visit www.toddmarcusjazz.com for info.
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Advice and written instructions apparently aren't enough to educate some families on how to keep their children who have allergic reactions to milk or eggs from eating the offending foods.
Recent findings from the ongoing, federally funded Consortium of Food Allergy Research initiative show that of some 500 infants aged 3 to 15 months with allergies to egg, milk, or both, 72% had an allergic reaction during a 3-year period, despite health professionals' efforts to educate families about allergenic food exposures. In total, the children had 1171 reactions during the study period (Fleischer DM et al. Pediatrics. 10.1542/peds.2011-1762 [published online June 25, 2012]).
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Springdale considers buying, destroying two buildings
Published 1:28 PM CDT Jul 30, 2013
The Downtown Springdale Alliance suggested demolishing two building to allow a park-like setting for the Razorback Greenway, as part of the city's revitalization plan.
The city doesn't own the buildings, located at 100 East Emma Ave. and 125 Mill St. The city council will discuss buying the buildings in an August 5th meeting.
This would be the first phase of a project to create the park area. It would involve closing Mill Street between Emma Ave. and Johnson Ave.
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Despite the effectiveness of oral rehydration therapy, many emergency medicine and primary care physicians continue to preferentially use intravenous fluids for treatment of dehydrated children. In this randomized controlled trial of patients with moderate dehydration from acute gastroenteritis, patients treated with oral rehydration stayed in the emergency department 2 hours less, required less staff time, and were less likely to be admitted than patients treated with intravenous fluids. Parents of children who had received oral fluids were more satisfied with their care than those receiving intravenous fluids. This study did not address the barriers to the use of oral rehydration fluids as reported in the past, and indicates that oral rehydration should be much more widely used.
Counseling and reassuring parents is an important element in the pediatrician's management of infantile colic. This prospective study of 547 infants and their mothers found that 86% of infants with colic at age 6 weeks had resolution of their symptoms by 3 months of age. By this age, the mean amount of crying was about 1 hour per day. This study found little lasting effect of colic on maternal anxiety or depression.
Nurse home visitation has been found to have significant effects on parenting skills, risk of child abuse, and long-term outcome of mother and child interaction. Home visitation using volunteers has not been subject to rigorous evaluation. This randomized controlled trial evaluated the effect of home visitation by volunteer community mentors on teenage mothers, until the child was 15 months of age. The visited group had somewhat better parenting behavior scores, but there were no differences in parenting stress or mental health at age 15 months. Combined with other recent data, this study indicates that nonprofessional home visitors do not have as great an effect as do home visitors who are nurses.
A great deal of data indicate that air pollution increases the risk of respiratory illness in children; however, its effects on functional areas such as school attendance have not been well characterized. This study examined the effect of daily levels of air pollution on the school attendance of more than 1200 elementary school students in Seoul, Korea, throughout a 3-year period. Exposure to air pollutants such as particulate matter measuring 10 µm or smaller, sulfur dioxide, and ozone, was associated with a linear increase in the proportion of students absent from school because of illness.
Some have advocated wide-scale school-based asthma screening as a way to improve the health status and health care of children. However, no prior studies have evaluated the effectiveness of such programs on the number of new asthma diagnoses. This study reports a controlled trial of the effectiveness and feasibility of asthma screening using a mailed parent survey. Symptoms suggestive of possible undiagnosed asthma were reported for 7.6% of children; however, only 11.6% of children referred for possible asthma made a visit to a physician. Among the screened children, the proportion of children who had new physician diagnoses of asthma in the subsequent 6 months was similar to that found in a control group of nonscreened children. Asthma screening programs may not be useful.
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One week later, the only thing more stunning was how convincingly the team had moved on.
Driven by five touchdowns by their running backs, three from Valencia graduate Nick Hale alone, the Cougars easily dispatched of Los Angeles Valley College 59-7 on Saturday night at Los Angeles Valley College.
Hale finished the game with 12 carries for 148 yards rushing, 94 of which came in the first half.
"I think (the win) makes a statement," said the 5-foot-11-inch, 215-pound running back. "It shows that we are still the Cougars and that we can still put points on the board."
After last week's 17-14 loss at Santa Barbara City College, COC (2-1) fell from fifth in the California Community College Football Coaches Association state rankings to 20th.
"There is definitely going to be adversity in life. It's your job to handle it," said College of the Canyons head coach Garett Tujague.
"I can imagine we will face more adversity. They will have to respond."
COC opened up a 7-0 lead early in the first quarter when Hale took a 4th-and-1 toss from Morales around the right side and into the end zone from 11 yards out.
The score was set up by a 23-yard pass from Morales to wide receiver Mario Wright, a Saugus graduate, and a 17-yard run up the middle by Hale. A few plays later, Hale punched it in.
Valley (0-3) responded a few minutes later when Brett Visciglia, the Monarchs' returning all-conference first team quarterback, hit wide receiver Travion Odom just inside the front pylon for the 30-yard score.
Odom was Valley's top performer on the evening with 13 receptions for 207 yards.
On the ensuing possession, the Cougars marched from their own 20-yard line to the Valley 32. On third and nine, Morales handed the ball off to sophomore running back B.J. Iverson, who burst up middle and in for the score.
"That's the old COC," Iverson said, pointing out the strong play of his offensive line. "We play as a team, we win as a team."
Iverson was the team's leading receiver with 11 receptions for 62 yards.
Then it was the defense's turn to make a statement.
First, Cougar defensive lineman Kourtney Bennett sacked Visciglia near midfield. A few plays later, linebacker Gary Johnson intercepted the Visciglia at the Valley 48 and returned it to the 3-yard line.
"They play with all-out tenacity to get to the football," Tujague said referring to his defense and its three-interception performance. "It's definitely a matter of will."
Two plays later, Hale punched the ball into in for the score and COC extended its lead to 21-7 with 14:18 in the second quarter.
"Football can be a real simple game," Tujague said. "If you can run the ball, why stop?"
After another Hale touchdown on a 49-yard sprint and a James Rodriguez field goal from 27 yards out, COC took a 31-7 lead into halftime.
COC wasted little time getting back on the board in the second half.
Two minutes into the third quarter, Morales hit wide receiver Mychal Rivera on quick slant across the middle for a 12-yard touchdown.
Morales finished with 151 passing yards and a touchdown.
On the next drive, COC defensive back Lequan Williams blocked the Monarchs' punt, and Cougar defensive back Eluimable Baptiste picked up the loose ball, bounced off a tackler and sprinted down the sideline for a touchdown to make the lead 45-7.
COC turned to its running game in order to wind down the clock, leaning on running back Ryan Zirbel, who eventually scored from the 2 to put the Cougars up 52-7 early in the fourth quarter.
The final score came when Barney O'Donnell III, in for Morales at quarterback, hit Saugus grad Justin Monson from 17 yards out.
"We want to make sure we make a bigger statement next week," Morales said.


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Jan. 7, 1949 - April 3, 2013
Larry Ray Knoche passed away Wednesday morning in Reno. He was born Jan. 7, 1949 in Indiana to Harry and Marjorie Berkley Knoche. Larry was a field engineer having worked for Northrop Grumman, and he was also an Army Veteran. He was preceded in death by his father.
He is survived by his wife, Myrna; sons, Arnold, Samuel, Arthur, and Michael; siblings, Joan, Dave, Ken, Cheryl and Jim; mother, Marjorie, and grandchildren, Jadon, Joshua and Aidan.
Visitation will be held Saturday from 3-6 p.m. at Smith Family Funeral Home, 505 Rio Vista. Dr. Fallon, (775) 423-2255.


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Ramp closings that occurred overnight near the I-475/I-75 junction in Toledo last night will recur tonight and tomorrow night, the Ohio Department of Transportation said.
The southbound I-75 and North Cove Boulevard entrances to westbound I-475 will be closed between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. tonight and tomorrow night. I-75 traffic will be directed to the Detroit Avenue interchange to reach westbound I-475 via northbound I-75. North Cove traffic will be directed to the Upton Avenue entrance.
Starting at 7 a.m. today, both the Jeep Parkway exit from eastbound I-475 and the Jeep Parkway entrance to southbound I-75 will be closed while the Central Avenue bridge over I-75 is painted. These ramps are scheduled to be closed through June 11. Motorists will be detoured to other ramps nearby.