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Yordenis Ugas brutalizes previously unbeaten Bryant Perrella
Photos: Jane Phillips/Premier Boxing Champions Welterweight olympian Yordenis Ugas (17-3, 8 KOs) scored a fourth round TKO over previously unbeaten rising prospect Bryant ...
Lonergan: Parker is in a perfect position
By Ray Wheatley - World of Boxing Photo: Dave Cameron IBF #1 heavyweight Joseph Parker (20-0, 17 KOs) will clash with Alexander Dimitrenko (38-2, ...
PBC at the Crossroads
By Karl Freitag In October 2015, Premier Boxing Champions presented eight live boxing telecasts. In October 2016, there are currently no events scheduled. ...
Pacquiao-Vargas Undercard presser pics
By Miguel Maravilla Photos: Mikey Williams/Top Rank Manny Pacquiao vs. Jessie Vargas undercard headliners were on hand Tuesday afternoon inside the Conga Room ...
Arum: Boxing will be bigger than it's ever been
By Miguel Maravilla Hall of Fame promoter Bob Arum addressed the current down moment in the sport of boxing during a press conference ...
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Harris satisfied with comeback
Veteran heavyweight Maurice "Sugar Moe" Harris, winner of the "2002 Thunderbox Heavyweight Tournament," has rededicated himself to boxing with a new promoter, Boxing 360, as well as a new head trainer, former world title contender William "Bo" James, now in his corner. Harris (23-14-2, 10 KOs), fighting out of New Jersey, has already fought three times in 2010, one less than his total during the previous six years, which included a stretch when he was inactive for 2 ½ years. Winning all three of his 2010 fights by decision, Harris defeated Billy Zumbrun and 7-footer Julius Long in 6-rounders, followed last month by Robert Hawkins in 8 rounds. (more…)
Briggs takes 2 fights in 7 days
One week before his May 28 showdown with Rob Calloway, former WBO heavyweight champion Shannon Briggs (49-5-1, 43 KOs) will look to notch his 50th career victory on May 21 against Dominique "Diamond" Alexander (19-8-1, 9 KOs) at the Capitale Ballroom in New York City. The event will be the first promoted by Empire Sports and Entertainment. The co-feature will be the pro debut of light heavyweight "Irish Seanie" Monaghan, a Golden Gloves champion. Also scheduled are undefeated lightweight Michael "Baby Face" Faragon (10-0, 4 KOs), undefeated super middleweight Badou Jack (4-0, 3 KOs) and welterweight Hastings "Sting" Bwalya (2-0, 2 KOs) in separate bouts. Tickets are $50, $150 and $200. Call 212.810.6193.
Briggs-Calloway Presser
By Chris Perry
Following their debut show in Hampton Roads last month, promoter Jack Fulton's International Championship Boxing Knockout Series returns to the Norfolk Scope Area in Norfolk, Virginia on May 28 with a double main event featuring former WBO Heavyweight Champion Shannon Briggs and light heavyweight Daniel Judah. "We're excited to be back," said Fulton at the May 3 press conference held at the Scope arena's Showcase restaurant to announce the event. "Boxing has a home right here in Norfolk and ICB is proud to be the company that is bringing it to you." More plus photos…
Pics from Aguascalientes
Today in Aguascalientes. Antonio "Tony" Margarito and his opponent Roberto "Amenaza" Garcia shared the air waves during the highest rated radio in the city, Info Linea with Jose Luis Morales. Click here for a full report and more photos.
Ross-Cunningham update
By Dave Spencer / Fightnews Canada
With the news of cruiserweight Steve Cunningham's recent signing with Sauerland Event, negotiations are moving quickly in a showdown with Contender winner Troy Ross for the vacant IBF cruiserweight title. A proposed purse-bid set for this Thursday will likely be averted as a date of June 5th in Germany has been put forth and will likely be accepted by Group Yvon Michel, promoter for Ross. "We're awaiting the proposal in writing, but if all is in order, I see it being accepted," Michel told Fightnews. "Talks went really well and they were very professional." The IBF had ordered the Cunningham-Ross fight when things fell through on Cunningham meeting Matt Godfrey earlier this year.
Mitrione faces Kimbo Slice
Story by David Hudson Jr.
Matt Mitrione looks to go 2-0 against former fellow UFC The Ultimate Fighter contestants when he faces former Internet sensation Kimbo Slice at UFC 113.
Mitrione knocked out Marcus Jones at TUF finale in December 2009 to earn his first official professional MMA victory. Now, he looks to take out the well-known Slice . . Click here for more
Q&A: Argenis Mendez
By Ricardo Conde
Talented super featherweight contender Argenis Mendez (15-1, 9 KO's) of the Dominican Republic, under the watchful eye of former junior lightweight champ, Robert Garcia in Oxnard, CA, will take on Martin "El Brochas" Honorio (28-4-1, 14 KOs') of Mexico on Saturday May 8th in the co-feature bout of "The Weight is Over" which will be headlined by Paul "The Punisher" Williams (38-1, 27 KO's) taking on Kermit "The Killer" Cintron (32-2-1, 28 KO's) at the Home Depot Center in Carson, CA, Williams vs. Cintron will be televised by HBO World Championship Boxing. The 23-year-old Mendez will face Honorio in a 12 round bout in the super featherweight division which is being presented by Goossen Tutor Promotions, in association with DiBella Entertainment. Click here for a full report and more photos.
Shot of the Day
Top Rank matchmaker Bruce Trampler (right) watches his prospect Jose Benavidez, Jr. (red) sparring with Ireland's Jaime Kavanaugh at The Wild Card Gym in preparation for his bout Saturday in Aguascalientes, Mexico. Benavidez will meet Arnaldo Pacheco from Guerrero, Mexico on the undercard of the Margarito vs. Garcia card.
Nekhubve upsets Nuumbembe
By Ron Jackson
Jerry Nekhubve of South Africa upset the form book when he stopped Ali Nuumbembe from Namibia in the second round to win the WBO Africa welterweight title at the Windhoek Country Club last Friday night. After a quiet opening round the challenger Nekhubve 11-1-1 picked up the
pace in the second round and scored with a classic uppercut that sent Nuumbembe 23-5-1 crashing to the canvas. Nuumbembe managed to beat the count but was in no condition to continue as the referee Hiskia Shigweda waved the fight off. (more…)
New Faces: Romain Jacob
By Robert Coster
French lightweight prospect Romain Jacob (9-0, 5 KOs) stands out in a way that sets him apart from his peers. The 21-year-old is heir to the closest thing to boxing royalty in France – a boxing family that dates back to grandfather Jacques, a bantamweight in the 50s and 60s. Romain's four uncles won French and European titles and father Thierry gloriously won the WBC featherweight title in 1992, beating Daniel Zaragoza in the family's hometown of Calais. Now it is up to young Romain to be the torchbearer and continue the family saga. (more…)
Stout takes on Stephens
Story by Anthony Springer, Jr.
It's not unreasonable to think people are expecting a finish every time you step in the Octagon when your nickname is "Hands of Stone."
With a moniker that screams "knockout artist," Sam Stout (21-5) isn't concerned about the lack of exciting finishes on his UFC resume. Prior to his 2006 debut, Stout, 26, recorded six stoppages in ten fights . . . Click here for more
Williams, Cintron Speak
Former welterweight and super welterweight world champion Paul Williams (38-1, 27 KOs) and former welterweight world champion Kermit Cintron (32-2-1-, 28 KOs) spoke to the media today in advance of their showdown on Saturday night at the Home Depot Center in Carson, CA. Here's what they had to say. (more…)
Briggs headlines at the Scope
Former WBO heavyweight champion Shannon Briggs (48-5-1, 42 KOs) returns to the ring May 28th. Briggs will take on veteran Rob Calloway (70-11-2, 57 KOs) in the main event at the Norfolk Scope Arena in Norfolk, Virginia. This will be the second event in two months held by the newly established International Championship Boxing series (ICB)/promoter Jack Fulton at the Scope. Briggs is fresh off of a 1st round KO of Rafael Pedro in April. For ticket information, call the Scope Box Office at 757-664-6464.
Yuri Foreman on E:60
ESPN's award-winning primetime newsmagazine E:60 will tell the unusual story of world champion Yuri Foreman in the episode airing Tuesday at 7PM ET. It's an old story, kind of. A penniless immigrant finds his way to America, wins fame and fortune in the boxing ring and marries a model. But as E:60's Jeremy Schaap reports, this is a story with a twist. Foreman isn't the typical immigrant boxer. He's a Belarusian Jew and is studying to be an orthodox rabbi. After Foreman won the WBA super welterweight title last November, dethroning the heavily favored defending champion Daniel Santos, he said his faith, as much as his fists, was the determining factor. (more…)
Mormeck-Oquendo presser
Former two-time world cruiserweight champion Jean-Marc Mormeck of France puts his climb up the heavyweight ranks on the line against veteran USBA and NABA heavyweight champion Fres Oquendo. The bout is being promoted by Mormeck's J3M Management in association with Roy Jones, Jr.'s Square Ring Promotions on Thursday, May 6 in the Halle Carpentier Arena in Paris and will be televised over the Orange Network in France. The 37 year old Mormeck 34-3 (22 KOs), will be making his second appearance at heavyweight, having won a unanimous decision over tough American Vinny Maddalone on December 17, 2009. (more…)
Bradley-Maidana is off
WBA interim super lightweight champion Marcos Maidana pulled out of his fight against undefeated WBO junior welterweight champion Timothy Bradley today. The public news conference scheduled for Tuesday at Agua Caliente Casino Resort Spa in Rancho Mirage, Calif. is canceled. Gary Shaw, who co-promotes Bradley with Thompson Boxing Promotions, received a call from Eric Gomez, Vice President/Matchmaker of Golden Boy Promotions, Maidana's co-promoter, moments ago informing him that Maidana was pulling out of the fight. "Eric told me Maidana missed his flight to the U.S. and later in the same conversation told me Maidana's back was still injured and that he would not be fighting Timmy on July 17," said Shaw. "Obviously Maidana's back was not getting any better and a call to us last week from Team Maidana would have been the professional thing to do. But HBO and Agua Caliente are standing behind Timmy and his July 17 date, and I expect to announce Timmy's new opponent soon."
Margarito in Aguascalientes
Antonio Margarito arrived in Aguascalientes on Sunday night for his big fight this Saturday in the Plaza de Toros Monumental in Aguascalientes where he will take on Roberto "La Amenaza" Garcia in the main event of Latin Fury 14 to be telecast by Top Rank on pay-per-view. (more…)
TKO fighters victorious
Fight fans in Iowa City were treated to a display of four of boxing's finest prospects on Saturday night, May 1st, as TKO Boxing Promotions presented bouts featuring Mikael Zewski, Terence Crawford, J'Leon Love and Michael Finney at the Johnson County 4-H Fairgrounds. (more…)
Antonio Margarito update
By Ricardo Conde
With only days away until his return to the ring, former three-time welterweight world champion, Antonio "Tijuana Tornado" Margarito (37-6, 27 KO's) of Tijuana, Mexico, trained by former junior lightweight champion, Robert Garcia, has completed his preparations in Oxnard, CA and departed on Sunday for Mexico. Click here for a full report and more photos.
WBA Purse Bid Results
The World Championships Committee of the World Boxing Association (WBA) conducted three purse bids on Monday afternoon at the Wynn Resort & Casino in Las Vegas for the following title fights: Anthony Mundine vs Gennady Golovkin, Daiki Kameda vs Takefumi Sakata and Beibut Shumenov vs Vyacheslav Uzelkov. The purse bids were directed by WBA executives, Gilberto Jesus Mendoza and Jose Oliver Gomez.
The first purse bid was for the WBA Middleweight title, between Anthony Mundine (AUS) and Gennady Golovkin (KAZ). Epic Sport Management in association with Top rank won the bid with an offer of $1,210,000 dollars. Per WBA rules, the champion will receive 50% of the purse and the challenger 50%. The minimum purse bid was set at $200,000. Epic Sport Management and Top Rank announced the fight will happen in the month of July.
The second purse bid was for the WBA Flyweight title, between Daiki Kameda (JAP) and Takefumi Sakata (JAP). Kyoei Boxing won the bid with an offer of $315,000 dollars. Per WBA rules, the champion will receive 75% of the purse and the challenger 25%. The minimum purse bid was set at $80,000. Per Kyoei, the fight will happen on July 24, July 25 or July 31.
The third purse bid was for the WBA Light Heavyweight title, between Beibut Shumenov (KAZ) and Vyacheslav Uzelkov (UKR). K2 Promotions and KZ Events reached an agreement. Per WBA rules, the champion will receive 75% of the purse and the challenger 25%. The minimum purse bid was set at $200,000.
Romero teams up with Golden Boy
By Chris Cozzone
What was already a solid local card, set for this Friday at Isleta Casino & Resort in Albuquerque, has just gotten two televised bouts better. Danny Romero's Romero Productions has teamed up with Golden Boy Promotions to make Isleta the site for this Friday's ESPN2's "Friday Night Fights" card. The card, originally set for El Paso's Don Haskins Center, was nixed after local attraction Antonio Escalante pulled out of his fight due to an injury.
Friday's TV spotlight falls on Cuban light-heavyweight Yordanis Despaigne (5-0, 4 KOs) who, with just five pro bouts, takes on 36-fight veteran Richard Hall (29-7, 27 KOs) in a ten-rounder. In the co-main, Maryland heavyweight Seth "Mayhem" Mitchell (16-0-1, 10 KOs) will go eight with Louisiana's Johnnie White (22-1, 18 KOs). In the local main event, a battle of "Mad" cruiserweights, "Mad" Max Heyman (23-10-4, 13 KOs) continues his comeback in a crosstown, eight-round grudge match with "Mad" Mike Alderete (6-4-2, 3 KOs). (more…)
Sauerland inks Steve Cunningham
Sauerland Event has inked former IBF cruiserweight champion Steve Cunningham to a promotional contract. "With the WBO titleholder Marco Huck, Yoan Pablo Hernandez and Alexander Frenkel we're already well established in the cruiserweight division. With the signing of Steve Cunningham, now there are even better prospects," said promoter Kalle Sauerland. Cunningham is rated #1 by the IBF and in line to fight for the vacant belt. "Of course we hope that he wins the IBF belt," added Sauerland. "He's an outstanding boxer." Cunningham is well known in Germany for his win over current WBO champion Marco Huck.
Final Mayweather-Mosley notes
By Francisco Salazar
Long after the post-fight press conference had officially ended, Floyd Mayweather remained on the dais, answering more questions from reporters and giving live television interviews. He even stayed longer to sign gloves, media credentials, and posters to those in attendance before heading to his official post-fight party at Studio 54 at the MGM Grand.
On top of the 15,117 people in attendance inside the MGM Grand Garden Arena, Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer announced that 12,748 seats were sold at closed circuit locations at other casinos and venues in Las Vegas. Schaefer also announced that Saturday's gate exceeded $11 million.
Floyd Mayweather adviser Leonard Ellerbe told Fightnews.com that plans are in progress to promote a show featuring boxers that fight under the Mayweather Promotions banner. Ellerbe did not elaborate on where and when, but one would assume it would be in or near Las Vegas, where Mayweather Promotions is based out of. Dion Savage, Jessie Vargas, Said Ouali, and Cornelius Lock are not only are promoted by Mayweather, but saw action on Saturday night. Of all the fighters, Lock was the only fighter who did not win, losing a close unanimous decision to Featherweight contender Daniel Ponce De Leon.
Mayweather-Mosley will be replayed on HBO Saturday along with the live telecast of the 154-pound showdown between Paul Williams and Kermit Cintron.
Alekseev targets Lebedev
Blueprint: Machida-Shogun 2
Perfect. The Merriam Webster Dictionary has multiple definitions for that adjective. Maybe the simplest way to define it is with two words: Lyoto Machida. 16-0 as a professional. 8-0 in the UFC. 2-0 in title fights . . . Click here for more by Michael DiSanto, UFC
Boxing stars attend WBO race
The World Boxing Organization (WBO) and president Francisco "Paco" Valcárcel presented last Saturday the 9th Edition of the WBO Cupey Race and Track Invitational with hundreds of kids in action from Puerto Rico, Curacao and St. Croix, dedicated to WBO super bantamweight champion Wilfredo Vázquez Jr., and with the presence of some world and former world champions.
"We are so proud of bringing this event again for the kids or Puerto Rico and with the purpose of living better without drugs", said Valcárcel.
The event, that placed in Cupey Track's Field, had the great total of 651 boys and girls from 33 teams of Puerto Rico and from Curacao and St. Croix.
There was in the event world champions Iván "Iron Boy" Calderón, Juan Manuel "Juanma" López, Román "Rocky" Martínez, Vázquez Jr., prospects McJoe and McWilliams Arroyo, and Jayson Vélez. Also, former champions Félix "Tito" Trinidad, Wilfredo Vázquez, Alfredo "Salsero" Escalera and Álex "El Nene" Sánchez.
From the WBO judges José H. Rivera, José Roberto Torres, César Ramos and Roberto Ramírez father and son , president Valcárcel, Adolfo Flores, Manuel Marrero Hueca, Mario Rivera Martinó, and Mayor of San Juan, Jorge Santini.
Qato victorious in Albania
Albania staged its biggest ever boxing night on Sunday when national hero Kreshnik 'The Eagle' Qato defended his WBF world middleweight title against Esteban Waldemar Ponce in the Albanian capital Tirana. A sell out crowd roared Qato to victory in a bad tempered affair taking the scorecards on a unanimous decision — Jean Marcel Nartz (Germany) 118:109, Artur Ellensohn, (Germany) 117:110, Matteo Fratini (Italy) 118:109. The fight was part of the World Boxing Federation's first convention currently being staged in Albania. (more…)
Photo Report: Johnson comeback
By Jeff Zimmerman at Ringside
Former bantamweight champion Paulie Ayala promoted an entertaining night of fights this past Thursday at the Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth, Texas, which is better known for fast cars, not fast knockouts but that might change with the triumphant return of former heavyweight contender Kirk Johnson.
Johnson (37-2, 27 KO's) fought an outclassed (and that's putting it politely) Douglas Robertson (3-24-2) and he did what he was supposed to do, which was end the fight quickly. Johnson stopped Robertson in the first round of a scheduled four-rounder. For Johnson, who had been out of the ring for almost four years, just getting in the ring was an accomplishment. Click here for a complete report and photos
Floyd at Studio 54
After his win over Shane Mosley Saturday night, Floyd Mayweather celebrated at his official after-fight party in the MGM Grand's Studio 54. Mayweather was all smiles as throngs of fans went wild, screaming and chanting "champion." Floyd mingled with fans as he made his way around the iconic nightclub. Traveling with an entourage 30 deep, Mayweather took a moment to 'two-step' on his way to the exclusive VIP lounge. Resident DJ Clue shouted, "This is for you Floyd!" and played DJ Khaled's "All I Do is Win" while the crowd toasted. Among those in attendance was former world champion Zab Judah.
Report/gallery: Mayweather-Mosley
Ringside by Andreas Hale and Francisco Salazar
Photos by Chris Cozzone
The question was "Who R U Picking?" and after twelve rounds it was apparent that "Sugar" Shane Mosley picked the wrong fighter to step in the ring with on Saturday night in front of 15,117 at MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas, NV. A bevy of celebrities ranging from Jay-Z and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to Muhammad Ali and Mike Tyson witnessed arguably this era's greatest fighter as Floyd "Money" Mayweather Jr. turned in a virtuoso performance as he defeated Mosley by unanimous decision in their highly anticipated welterweight bout . . . Click here for more
Who's Next?
Postfight report by Andreas Hale
Photos by Chris Cozzone
Boxing is considered as a brutal sport that is affectionately coined as the hurt business. But on Saturday night in front of 15,117 at the MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas, NV, Floyd "Money" Mayweather put on an artful demonstration utilizing superior choreography to orchestrate a brilliant 12-round unanimous decision over "Sugar" Shane Mosley. It was truly a thing of beauty . . . . Click here for more
Mayweather, Mosley speak
Floyd Mayweather: "If Manny Pacquaio wants to fight, it is not hard to find me. We were going to make the fight a couple of months back but it didn't happen. I take my hat off to Mosley. He had problems in the past but he's a warrior. He took the blood and urine tests. I just want everyone to be on an even playing field. If every athlete is clean in the sport of boxing, take the test. If Manny Pacquaio takes the blood and urine tests, we can fight. If he doesn't, we won't make the fight. (more…)
Suico wins OPBF 140lb belt
By Joe Koizumi
Filipino Randy Suico (29-5-1, 25 KOs) acquired his third OPBF belt in the 140-pound division—after his reign in the super-feather and light classes—when he registered a TKO victory over Kyungsuk Kwak (8-3, 5 KOs), Korea, at 1:02 of the fifth round in the twelve-round elimination bout on Saturday in Onyang, Korea. Suico once fought in a quest for the WBA lightweight throne, losing to Juan Diaz via ninth round TKO in Las Vegas, and moved up to the super-light category. His shot at the OPBF belt against Jungbum Kim was slated in Cheju during the WBC convention last December, but was unfortunately postponed due to financial problems of the local promotion. Then, Kim decided to renounce his OPBF belt to jump up two classed to the 154-pound division. The OPBF#1 Suico was forced to meet Kim's replacement Kwak who moved down from the super-welter division. From the outset Suico took the initiative and put on a give-and-take performance with the durable and game Korean. In the fatal fifth, referee Pinit Pradsab, Thailand, declared a halt to Kwak who had absorbed much punishment. Suico became the second Asian that gained three OPBF belts in as many different classes, following Crazy Kim (retired) of Japan (who had once won the 154-pound, 168-pound and 175-pound thrones).
Yaegashi, Sato Victorious
By Joe Koizumi
Just a day after the leading Japanese boxer Hozumi Hasegawa's forfeiture of his WBC bantam belt, a dual national title bout took place at the Korakuen Hall. WBA#10/WBC#13 minimum Akira Yaegashi (13-2, 7 KOs), 105, came off the canvas in the first round and barely kept his national belt by being awarded a hairline unanimous verdict over the JBC top contender Kosuke Takeuchi (10-2-1, 4 KOs), 105, over ten fast rounds on Saturday in Tokyo, Japan. The lanky challenger's left hook on shifting to southpaw stance beautifully decked the champ in the first round, but the fast-handed champ came back and completely dominated the second half to be in command the second half with his busier combinations.
Game and durable Yota Sato (18-2-1, 9 KOs), 115, overcame the first two round dominated by previously unbeaten WBC#11/WBA#11 Goh Onaga (15-1-1, 11 KOs), 115, and accelerated his pressure to acquire the vacant national interim belt by a TKO victory caused by Onaga's badly swollen left optic at 0:32 of the seventh round in a scheduled ten. Sato's desperate retaliation had the early starter's left optic swollen and a JBC physician saw Onaga was unfit to go on due to the almost closed eye. Promoter: Ohashi Promotions.
More on Huck-Minto
Marco "Captain" Huck (29-1, 22 KOs) made a successful third defence of his WBO Cruiserweight Title when he stopped Brian "The Beast" Minto (34-4, 21 KOs) in the tenth round of their clash in Oldenburg, Germany. "It was a spectacular fight and I really take my hat off to Minto," Huck said. "I was surprised how many shots he could take. I knocked him down three times but he refused to give up. He has a big heart and you have to give him a lot of credit for carrying on. I am very pleased with my performance. It was the third defense and I am keen to inflict some more damage to my opponents at cruiserweight and unify the belts." (more…)
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George M. Stearns
|George M. Stearns
|United States Attorney for the District of Massachusetts
|In office
|Preceded by
|George P. Sanger
|Succeeded by
|Owen A. Galvin
|Personal details
April 18, 1831
Stoughton, Massachusetts
|December 31, 1894
(aged 63)
Brookline, Massachusetts
|Political party
George Monroe Stearns was an American attorney who served as the United States Attorney for the District of Massachusetts from 1886 to 1887.
Early life[edit]
Stearns was born on April 18, 1831 in Stoughton, Massachusetts. He spent his early years in Rowe, Massachusetts, where his father was a clergyman at the local Unitarian Church.[1]
Legal career[edit]
After school, Stearns studied law in the office of John Wells in Chicopee, Massachusetts. He was admitted to the Hampden County bar on April 24, 1852 and soon thereafter became Wells' partner.[1][2]
After Wells moved to Springfield, Massachusetts, Stearns continued to practice law in Chicopee for several years. He eventually moved to Springfield himself, where he practiced with E. D. Beach and later with Marcus Perrin Knowlton.[3]
In 1859, Stearns was a member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives. In 1860, he served on the Committee for the Revision of the Statutes.[1]
In 1867 Stearns was the Democratic nominee for Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts. He lost to Republican William Claflin 100,381 votes to 68,527.[4]
In 1871, Stearns served in the Massachusetts Senate.[3]
In 1872, Stearns was again the Democratic nominee for Lieutenant Governor. However, when gubernatorial nominee Charles Sumner declined to run, Stearns chose to do the same.[3]
From 1872 to 1874, Stearns was the District Attorney of the Western District of Massachusetts.[3]
He was a delegate to the 1872 Democratic National Convention, supporting Horace Greeley.[1]
United States Attorney[edit]
In February 1886, Stearns was appointed by President Grover Cleveland to serve as United States Attorney for the District of Massachusetts.[3]
In 1887, he prosecuted Alexander Graham Bell on the grounds that Bell had used fraud and misrepresentation to obtain a patent. Bell won the case.[5][6]
Stearns stepped down on August 31, 1887, citing ill health.[7]
Later life and death[edit]
In 1894, Stearns moved to Brookline, Massachusetts. The Hampden County Bar Association held a dinner in his honor before he left, but he was unable to attend due to ill health.[8]
Stearns died on December 31, 1894 at his home in Brookline.[1]
Personal life[edit]
Stearns married Emily Goodnow on May 17, 1855 in Brooklyn. They had two daughters, Mary Caroline Stearns (1856–1876) and Emily Spaulding Stearns (1858–1870).[3][9]
- ^ a b c d e "George M. Stearns". The New York Times. January 1, 1895. Retrieved 15 September 2011.
- ^ Davis, William Thomas (1895). Bench and Bar of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Volume 2. Boston: The Boston History Company. p. 256.
- ^ a b c d e f Toomey, Daniel P. (1892). Massachusetts of Today. Columbia Publishi ng Company. p. 432.
- ^ Journal of the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Boston: Eagle Graphics, Legislative Printers. 1868.
- ^ "U.S. Supreme Court: U S v. AMERICAN BELL TEL CO, 167 U.S. 224 (1897)." caselaw.lp. Retrieved: July 28, 2010.
- ^ "United states V. American Bell Telephone Co., 128 U.S. 315 (1888)." supreme.justia.com. Retrieved: July 28, 2010.
- ^ "George M. Stearns Resigns.". The New York Times. August 19, 1887. Retrieved 15 September 2011.
- ^ "The Hon. George M. Stearns Honored.". The Boston Journal. November 9, 1894. Retrieved 15 September 2011.
- ^ Stearns Van Wagenen, Avis (1901). Stearns Genealogy and Memoirs, Volume 2. Courier Press Co. pp. 231–233.
- 1831 births
- 1894 deaths
- People from Franklin County, Massachusetts
- People from Chicopee, Massachusetts
- People from Springfield, Massachusetts
- People from Brookline, Massachusetts
- Members of the Massachusetts House of Representatives
- Massachusetts State Senators
- United States Attorneys for the District of Massachusetts
- 19th-century American politicians

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yay i always worried about that
Your Wii Shop Account is separate from your console's memory, so I would guess you could be able to redownload the games (I don't know for certain though).
I never add friend codes.
Originally Posted by AndThen?
yay i always worried about that
Wishlist 07:SMGalaxy/SSBB/HL2 Orange Box/Assassin's Creed/BioShock/MP3:Corruption/Super Paper Mario
WTF!? I reformatted and then i couldnt redownload. Thx for making me pissed.
as long as you don't close your wii shop account, you'll be able to download your VC games again.
Originally Posted by Wiily Good
call nintendo, they are helpful.Originally Posted by laderer5
3 remotes, 2 nunchucks, 1 vc
Games: Wii sports, Zelda TP, Super Paper Mario, MK: Armageddon, Mario Party 8
VC: Mario 64, Mario Kart 64, Kirby's Adventure, Zelda:LTTP, Kid Icarus, Excite Bike, Bomberman '93
After a bunch of useless replies I'll ask a legitimate question,Why do you need/want to reformat your memory?
I love how you can keep all the save data for games you rent on your wii and not have to clean it out or anything, if I ever decide to buy a game I rented I don't have to start over. Love it.
LOL, you reformated and you lost your memory. LOL
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As computing power and big data have revolutionised stock trading in recent years, one market player has lagged far behind: the US Securities and Exchange Commission, whose job policing the markets has been hampered by a serious technology gap.
Now the SEC is trying to catch up.
This month, the agency is in the final phases of testing software that will stream real-time trade data into its headquarters near Washington's Union Station, helping regulators better grasp the market's plumbing. The technology should go live in early 2013, at a cost of US$2.5 million (NZ$3.0m) for the year.
"What we're giving them is public data that they need in order to figure out what happened at any given moment of the trading day or reconstruct events," said Manoj Narang, 43, whose company - Tradeworx, based in Red Bank, N.J. - created the SEC's new software.
"To me, there's no substitute for the regulator having the capability to discover the answers on its own without any bias from outside parties."
But the true value of the technology will ultimately turn on whether the SEC, long known more for its lawyers than for its technologists, can lure the expertise needed to make sense of the data and use them properly.
The agency's credibility has suffered from a series of high-profile bugs and glitches in recent years that has shaken public confidence in the marketplace, such as the botched offering of Facebook's stock and the runaway trades linked to faulty computers at Knight Capital this year.
But the incident that came to define the SEC's shortcomings was the "flash crash" on May 6, 2010, when the stock market plunged nearly 1,000 points in minutes then whipsawed back up.
It took the SEC about four months to unwind the billions of orders that took place that day and issue a report of what happened. Although the SEC started collecting the data in June 2010, it could not aggregate them into a single database for analysis until three months later. Even the seemingly simple task of matching a quote with a trade price proved tough.
The wide gulf in technical prowess between the regulators and the regulated became painfully clear that year, prompting the SEC to explore hiring an outside firm that could gather up-to-the-minute market feeds from the public exchanges. It selected Tradeworx in June, but it declined to disclose how many other firms competed for the contract.
"Instead of building everything from scratch and hiring teams of developers, we wanted to buy something that's ready to go," said Gregg Berman, a senior adviser to the SEC's trading and markets division and a Princeton-trained nuclear physicist. The new system will be dubbed Midas, for Market Information Data Analytics System.
Tradeworx was no stranger to the SEC when it won the contract.
When Narang and his brother co-founded the company in 1999, during the height of the dot-com bubble, they were looking to create online personal finance tools for mom-and-pop investors. One of their first, a product aimed at helping investors calculate their margin risk, was purchased by the SEC in 2000 and displayed on its website, Narang said.
But the dot-com bubble burst, and the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, followed soon after, placing extreme pressure on the company. Instead of folding, Tradeworx morphed into a hedge fund in 2003 and later added a proprietary trading division, which uses high-speed, blink-of-an-eye trading techniques that rely on complex computer algorithms.
"Trading was a survival tactic for us," said Narang, who was trained in math and computer science at MIT.
The firm's next interaction with the SEC came a few months before the 2010 flash crash, when high-speed trading came under regulatory scrutiny. Concerned that the prevalence of high-frequency traders such as Tradeworx would undermine long-term investors' interests, the SEC began asking questions and inviting public input.
Thus began Narang's dialogue with the SEC, followed by testimony on Capitol Hill and plenty of media attention. The questions that regulators were posing could be answered empirically with the right technology, Narang said. The goal was to show them that they could make data-driven policy decisions.
"We weren't trying to sell anything," Narang said. In fact, Tradeworx had nothing to sell at that point. Its in-house tools were not commercialized, he said. But after the SEC started shopping around for technology in 2011, Tradeworx tweaked its software and threw its hat into the ring.
Through Tradeworx, the SEC will get up-to-the-minute feeds directly from the exchanges, where Tradeworx keeps its servers. It will also get tools needed to organize the massive data feeds, run complicated searches, spot anomalies and test market theories. It could even drill down into the orders, isolate a specific stock and track how it traded every microsecond of the day on one exchange - or all of the exchanges.
What Tradeworx will not do is analyze the data for the regulators, the SEC said.
One Tradeworx rival, a firm called Nanex, said it could have done a better job for less money. But the firm and some of its rivals were unaware that the SEC was soliciting bids, said Eric Hunsader, Nanex's chief executive. Others figure that the SEC did its due diligence, especially because it took the agency two years to select a winner.
But experts who track the agency say more needs to be done. They are eager for the launch of the "consolidated audit trail," a system that would require broker-dealers to report all their activity to a central repository and track the identities of those dealers and their clients.
The reports would capture all the orders placed on and off exchanges, including activity that takes place between broker-dealers before an order reaches an exchange. That activity is not known to the exchanges, and therefore would not be captured by the Tradeworx technology.
But with the audit trail system still years away, even the SEC's harshest critics say the Tradeworx deal is a critical first step in addressing an alarming regulatory blind spot.
"I scratch my head and say, 'How could the SEC not have had this in place already?' " said Joseph Saluzzi, co-head of a brokerage firm called Themis Trading. "Why are they still playing catch-up?"
When the SEC rolls out the Tradeworx technology, about a dozen people throughout the agency will make active use of it initially. An additional half-dozen people, including a few inside hires, will work in a new office devoted to full-time market analysis of the data. Resumes are rolling in from Wall Street, financial institutions and academic circles. And the new office could expand to more than a dozen, if the budget permits, the SEC said.
That's a big if. The agency has what former SEC chairman Mary Schapiro once described as a "volatile history of funding." While most other financial regulators operate on fees collected from the industries they oversee, the SEC gets its money from Congress, making it tough to commit to or upgrade technology.
Then there are the cultural challenges to overcome, said James Angel, a visiting professor at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School. The agency traditionally has ignored its economists. Its technologists ranked even lower in the pecking order, he said. The SEC has made huge strides in recent years hiring market experts. But without a clear push from the top, that culture could reassert itself.
"The SEC needs a culture that will listen to the results that all that data gives them," Angel said. "That's where the SEC has traditionally fallen on the job. . . . They have been known to come up with rules only a lawyer would love."
Narang acknowledged that the agency's in-house expertise will ultimately determine whether his technology proves useful to regulators. "You can give an electrician tools," he said. "But the tools alone don't make that person an electrician."
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August 24, 1998
By Mohamed El-Bendary
Thursday's U.S. attack on suspected terrorist strongholds in Afghanistan and Sudan may spark fears among many American Muslims - fears of renewed stereotyping of Muslims and Arab Americans. Violence has no place in Islam. By injecting the words Muslim or Islamic before the words terrorists and extremists, we are denigrating 6 million American Muslims who encompass a wide spectrum of ethnic backgrounds. Why should one group bear the burden of radicals whose actions don't represent their religion?
Paris terror fuels fear of American Muslims
December 8, 2015
By Jack Tomczuk, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER email@example.com @JackTomczuk
Almost three weeks after he and his cousin were temporarily barred from boarding a plane for speaking Arabic, Maher Khalil, 28, still is traumatized. "It's like a nightmare," said Khalil, of Northeast Philadelphia. "I feel I'm not free to speak my language. " The men's ordeal not only made headlines, it rang true for other Arab Americans and Muslims. In the weeks since the Nov. 13 terror attacks in Paris, U.S. Islamic organizations and news reports tell of increased episodes of bias, with local police seeing a rise in tips implicating men of Middle Eastern appearance.
Time for American Muslims to act . . . like Americans
September 18, 2001
By TAREK E. MASOUD
THERE'S A FAMOUS photo of a Japanese-owned grocery store in the aftermath of Pearl Harbor with these words emblazoned across the front: "I AM AN AMERICAN. " It accurately encapsulates the way many of us in the Islamic and Arab community feel at this hour. As it becomes ever more apparent that our co-religionists have visited slaughter upon our compatriots, so many of us want to declare from the rooftops our allegiance to this great nation, to show our solidarity with our fellow citizens, and to join the fight against our common enemy.
Stu Bykofsky: American Muslims must stand up for America
November 16, 2009
AN AMERICAN, who seems normal but is driven by religious fanaticism, picks up a gun and kills 29 unarmed, innocent people. This was not U.S. Army Major NidalMalik Hasan, who killed 13. It was Baruch Goldstein, who killed Muslim worshippers in a West Bank mosque in 1994. I have no trouble calling Goldstein a religious extremist and a Jewish terrorist. He was widely and loudly condemned by almost all American Jews and Israelis. Why should anyone pause before calling Hasan a religious extremist and an Islamic terrorist?
Stu Bykofsky: American Muslims 'uniquely qualified' to sell moderation
October 16, 2012
AMERICAN MUSLIM Zuhdi Jasser is a jihadist. A veteran of 11 years in the Navy and a medical doctor, Jasser is on a jihad for democracy, the American-style democracy he has enjoyed since birth as the son of parents who fled Syria. I believe immigrants - especially those coming to freedom from dark lands of terror and oppression - appreciate America more than most native-born Americans who don't know how good they got it. Jasser was born here, and his parents taught him to honor both his faith, Islam, and America, with its faith in freedom and democracy.
In reality, no stereotype
November 13, 2011
By David Hiltbrand, Inquirer Staff Writer
NEW YORK - There's a new reality show star on the tube Sunday night. Suehaila Amen doesn't drink, prays daily, and wears a head scarf in public to preserve her modesty. I don't think we're at the Jersey Shore anymore, Snooki. Suehaila is one of the cast members of TLC's new series All-American Muslim . While most of the women on the show, set in Dearborn, Mich., choose to wear the hijab (traditional scarf), there are some startling exceptions. Glamorous blonde Nina Bazzi, for instance, appears to have wandered over from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills set by mistake.
In Debate On War, A Consensus Eludes American Muslims The War Has Forced Agonizing And Often Personal Dilemmas Upon U.s. Muslims.
February 17, 1991
By Andrew Cassel and Alexis Moore, Inquirer Staff Writers
Abdul-Malik Mujahid's sermon was about pain. His thin arms grasping the air, his lilting English heavy with the accent of his native Pakistan, Mujahid told the 1,000 Muslims seated on rugs in the converted ballroom that the Persian Gulf war had demonstrated the pain of the Islamic world. Who are the people in the world most displaced from their homes? he asked. Kuwaitis, Palestinians, Afghanis Muslims. Who are the sickest, the hungriest? Ethiopians, Sudanese, Bengalis - Muslims.
For American Muslims, a mix of old and new customs Celebrating indulgent Thanksgiving with the self-control of Ramadan.
November 23, 2001
By Zlati Meyer INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Azza Selim was among the millions of Americans who spent part of yesterday preparing a Thanksgiving feast, but, unlike many other budding Martha Stewarts, the 52-year-old Vanguard employee couldn't sample her fare. A practicing Muslim, Selim was observing Ramadan, the 30-day period of sunrise-to-sunset fasting and abstinence. Yesterday, for the first time in 32 years, Ramadan, observed during the ninth month of the Muslim lunar calendar, coincided with Thanksgiving. Ramadan is one of the five pillars of the religion, along with declaration of faith, prayer, charity and pilgrimage to Mecca.
American Muslims' Political Voice Rises Islam May Be The U.s.'s Fastest-growing Religion. Some Of Its Followers Have Found A Well-trod Political Path.
October 24, 1998
By Mary Otto, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
America's millions of Muslims - adherents to possibly the nation's fastest-growing religion - are gradually learning to embrace politics. The change can be seen in the politicians who flock to meet voters in Detroit-area mosques and in California Islamic centers. At Muslim gatherings across the country, thousands have registered to vote. And, in a departure from the past, some Muslims are entering politics themselves, and the professionals among them are learning to exercise their financial clout.
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August 3, 2016
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By Shuja Nawaz Khizr Khan fired a shot across the Trump campaign bow when he asked, from the Democratic National Convention stage, whether the Republican presidential nominee had even read the U.S. Constitution. But Donald Trump miscalculated by returning verbal fire. The backlash against this counterattack has forced Trump to walk back his response. He now calls the Khans' son - U.S. Army Capt. Humayun Khan, killed in action in Iraq in 2004 - a "hero. " Yet Trump continues to paint all American Muslims with the brush of radical Islam.
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August 3, 2016
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By Shuja Nawaz Khizr Khan fired a shot across the Trump campaign bow when he asked, from the Democratic National Convention stage, whether the Republican presidential nominee had even read the U.S. Constitution. But Donald Trump miscalculated by returning verbal fire. The backlash against this counterattack has forced Trump to walk back his response. He now calls the Khans' son - U.S. Army Capt. Humayun Khan, killed in action in Iraq in 2004 - a "hero. " Yet Trump continues to paint all American Muslims with the brush of radical Islam.
Reporting terror suspicions not a simple call
June 18, 2016
By Michael Matza, Staff Writer
If you see something, say something. It is a dictum for terrorizing times, and as the carnage mounts, law enforcement is more urgently pressing the public to turn tipster. But what, exactly, does something mean? That depends. "If I have a friend who all of a sudden starts going to the masjid [mosque] five times a day, is that a sign of radicalization - or of admirable devotion?" said Quasier Abdullah, assistant imam at Quba Institute, a school and mosque in West Philadelphia.
Worldview: Trump plays into ISIS's hands
June 17, 2016
By Trudy Rubin, Columnist
Donald the Demagogue has outdone himself in the wake of the Orlando outrage. With inflammatory rhetoric not heard since the McCarthy era, Trump has slurred all American Muslims for domestic terror attacks in California and Florida. "They knew" about the bad guys but "didn't turn them in," says Trump, with his customary lack of evidence. He wants to ban immigration from virtually all Muslim countries and has said he wouldn't give any visiting Muslims visas. Trump even hints that President Obama has a soft spot for jihadis and says the president should resign if he doesn't use the words radical Islam . Nothing so vividly illustrates the danger posed by a potential Trump presidency to the fight against terrorists than his obsession with these two magic words.
Milbank: Trump is part of the problem
June 16, 2016
By Dana Milbank
How long will it be before American Muslims are forced to wear yellow badges with the star and crescent? Donald Trump, the man Republicans will nominate to be president, has already said that, in addition to banning Muslim immigration, he would also look at closing mosques and forcing Muslims already in the country to register with the authorities. And now, exploiting the weekend's massacre in Orlando, Trump is claiming that "thousands" of American Muslims, protected and hidden by their coreligionists, are prepared to commit even greater carnage because of their hatred for the country in which they live.
Milbank: No defense for bigoted nominee
June 9, 2016
By Dana Milbank
Donald Trump needed validation. At a rally Friday, Trump was discussing racial violence at his events and the perception that nonwhite people are against him when he singled out a black man in the crowd. "Look at my African American over here," Trump said, pointing. "Look at him. Are you the greatest?" The gesture - reminiscent of Trump with a Cinco de Mayo taco bowl at Trump Tower tweeting "I love Hispanics!" - was as respectful as if he had just instructed the crowd to "look at my Irish setter over here.
Inquirer editorial: Trump response would incite terrorists
March 24, 2016
Leave it to Donald Trump to express absolutely the wrong view on the terrorist attacks that left at least 30 people dead and more than 200 injured in Belgium Tuesday. "Brussels was a beautiful city, a beautiful place with zero crime. And now it's a disaster city. It's a total disaster," Trump said. "And we have to be very careful in the United States, we have to be very careful and very vigilant as to who we allow in the country. " The Republican presidential candidate seems intent on making America's open society as closed as the European nations that have become breeding grounds for the terrorist acts being committed by disconnected, disaffected immigrants.
What some Muslims say about terror
January 13, 2016
THREE WEEKS AFTER two Muslim terrorists murdered 14 people in San Bernardino, Calif., a national Muslim organization held its previously scheduled annual convention there. After condemning the terrorism, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, U.S.A. seized the opportunity to launch a campaign called "True Islam and the Extremists. " It is composed of online endorsements (at www.TrueIslam.com ), fliers, public meetings, open mosque events, and outreach to interfaith groups. Ahmadi Muslims have about 70 mosques and 20,000 adherents in the U.S., and are so devoted to nonviolence and accepting other religions that I think of them as the Quakers of Islam.
No apology: Muslims not responsible for terrorists distorting faith
January 4, 2016
Rana Elmir is the deputy director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan As an American Muslim, I am consistently and aggressively asked - by media figures, religious leaders, politicians, and Internet trolls - to condemn terrorism to prove my patriotism. I emphatically refuse. Make no mistake: The terror imposed by those who sympathize with Daesh (an Arabic acronym for the Islamic State extremist group), al-Qaeda, Boko Haram, al-Shabab, and other groups is just as foreign to me as the terror advanced by mostly white men at the alarming rate of one mass killing every two weeks in this country.
We need change, but not how Donald Trump sees it
December 9, 2015
AS EXPECTED, terrorists have struck the American heartland. Anyone with a sense of reality knew it was coming. It had happened before. This time, even our reluctant commander-in-chief was incapable of finding a euphemism for terror, no truth-suffocating case of "workplace violence" by a man carrying a card identifying himself as a "soldier of Allah. " It took President Obama too long to acknowledge the grim reality because of his professorial and antiseptic views of those who hate us. We are at war, and the enemy can justly be called terrorists, jihadists, Islamofascists, Islamic extremists.
Paris terror fuels fear of American Muslims
December 8, 2015
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Almost three weeks after he and his cousin were temporarily barred from boarding a plane for speaking Arabic, Maher Khalil, 28, still is traumatized. "It's like a nightmare," said Khalil, of Northeast Philadelphia. "I feel I'm not free to speak my language. " The men's ordeal not only made headlines, it rang true for other Arab Americans and Muslims. In the weeks since the Nov. 13 terror attacks in Paris, U.S. Islamic organizations and news reports tell of increased episodes of bias, with local police seeing a rise in tips implicating men of Middle Eastern appearance.
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Wednesday marked the beginning of the Lenten season. Growing up here in New Orleans, a largely Catholic city, I'm used to the after Mardi Gras small-talk of "What are you giving up for Lent?" The purpose of Lent is to prepare the believer's heart for Easter Sunday. Traditionally, those who practice lent practice prayer, penitence, almsgiving and self-denial from Ash Wednesday through Easter Sunday to help themselves remember the death of Jesus on Good Friday, and celebrate his resurrection on Easter Sunday. In more modern times, Lent has been modified to mostly participants choosing a vice to give up for a the forty days period. Believers often give up things like candy, excessive shopping, or cold drinks.
The religious tradition I am a part of does not usually observe Lent. However, as a young girl, ALL of my schoolmates were Catholic. And since my inner codependent has always had such a high need for approval… I observed it as well (at least during school hours). Over the years I have given things up cold drinks, sugar, television, caffeine, fast food, carbohydrates, hot water (i.e. cold showers for 40 days), Facebook and sweets.
Looking back now I realize now that I turned Lent, a time which is intended to draw us near to God, into being all about me. I chose to give up things for my own benefit, rather than out of my love for God. For example, my freshman year of college I gave up fast food. I would love to say that forty days brought me closer to God- but preparing my heart for Easter and remembering the sacrificial love of Jesus was never really my motivation. I was a poor college girl who wanted to save money and shed some weight. My senior year of H.S. I gave up television. Again, not out of love for God, but to more time to do homework and fill out college applications. To make matters even worse, I participated in the charade that my self-sacrifice was all about how godly I was. As much as it pains me to admit it, I has a secret sense of pride in giving up something that I perceived to be more difficult than what my friends had chosen.
As a person in recovery, my approach to Lent is quite different now. I'm so grateful for the recovery principles and 12 steps. It can be very difficult for me to believe that I matter to God or that He will help me recover.Because my faith that God really loves me and will help me, I am resistant to turn my life and will over to His care and control. If I don't believe that God really cares for me or will help me, then it makes total sense that I would be resistant to that. What ultimately ends up happening is that in trying to control things that I need to submit to the Lord.
This year, I am committed to making Lent about God, not about me. My prayer lately has been from Ezekiel 36:26 Give me a new heart and put a new spirit in me; take away my heart of stone and give me a heart of flesh. When I think about what Christ would really call me to give up, I have a funny feeling it wouldn't be chocolate or television or fast food. It probably something more like pride. Or my eating disorder. Or my desperate need for approval from others. Or the fears that feed my anxiety. Or that gnawing feeling of unworthiness. Or everything. God doesn't so much want my time or my money or my works – He wants me, all of me. And He wants you too.
No matter what step you are currently working, Lent can be a great season to give your recovery a booster shot. If you are looking for a way to give yourself a boost, Lent may be just the thing you've been searching for. Blessings to you on your season of Lent. May you find yourself overwhelmed by God's great love for you, and the sacrifice of His son. I hope you find these ideas on how to incorporate the practice of Lent into your recovery this year:
- Don't jeopardize your recovery with Lent. Try to avoid choosing a Lent observance that is directly related to the hurt, habit, or hang-up you are in recovery for. If you have a slip up during Lent this can be a set up for relapse and it is not worth the risk. I have an eating disorder, so I'm pretty sensitive to this issue. My treatment team and sponsor feel its best for me not have Lent observances that deal with food or exercise because they can be triggering for my old behaviors. The common practice of fasting, along with themes of morality and purity, can be triggering, both for individuals in recovery and who are actively struggling. These practices can nurture an unhealthy relationship with food, drugs, alcohol, sex, shopping, etc. rather than strengthening one's spiritual relationship, and even act as an excuse to participate in acting out behaviors. Do what you can to avoid triggers to the best of your ability and then choose your own observance that honors where you are in your recovery.
- Resist the urge to compare yourself to others during Lent. My junior year of college I gave up shopping. I was having coffee with a study group and the subject came up. I explained the logistics to them. I literally didn't purchase anything for 40 days (only used my meal plan and I organized my life to live on one tank of gas by biking or walking). I thought I was really something, until this really annoying Worship Ministry major (who had dread locks and never wore any shoes on campus… ) announced that he was only going to eat bread and water during Lent. Everyone was so impressed with him and my bubble was burst. Comparison is the thief of joy my friends. Don't buy into the hype.There was a season when I didn't participate in Lent. Then, once I did begin to participate, I tried to be mindful about how and when I talked about the Lenten season. I just couldn't help myself from comparing myself to others, so I did my best not ask others what they were giving up and to stay quiet when those conversations came up in my presence. I had to really practice humility and stay away from others who might be giving up things that are triggering to me.
- Consider how you can fit your 12 step work into your Lent observance. Many people choose to add something to their routine instead of fasting from something. Perhaps you could use this time to get back into daily step work, reach out to a fellow in recovery or new comers each day, or add an hour or two of service work for your recovery meeting each week.
- Use your Lent to practice mindfulness and interrupt negative self-talk. Giving up fried food would be great for your heart. Giving up negative self-talk would be even better. How healthy would your heart be if you practiced stopping yourself every time you spoke to yourself in a mean or demeaning way. I can be really, really mean to myself. I say things to myself that I would never say to another human being. Sometimes, if I am am able to catch myself in the middle of a really hateful inner dialogue I take some deep breaths, put my hand on my heart and just talk back to the mean, hateful Shannon that was having a hissy fit.I tell her "I know you're there. I know you feel like ________. It's okay. I know you're there." I know it sounds a little wacky, (because it totally is…) but I would rather be a little nutty with my hand on my heart, being mindful of my feelings and trying to give myself a pep-talk than continuing to have all my really mean, negative thoughts. Maybe my method seems a little weird to you. Try getting a rubber band and snapping it to interrupt those thoughts. Get an accountability partner or sponsor to help you be more positive. Journal about the thoughts to see if you can reduce them. Do some deep breathing. Make a funny face. Choose some habit that you can rely on to reset the negative thoughts.
- Keep it simple and take it one day at a time during Lent. Keeping it simple is imperative during your recovery and during Lent. If you have an overly ambitious observance plan it may be overwhelming to you. Your Lent practice can be as simple as spending a few minutes in prayer each day. Don't feel like your observance has to be a big production. We live our recovery one day at a time and we live Lent one day at a time. If you slip up on your observance one day, just pick it back up the next day. Don't sweat it, you are still fulfilling the purpose of the practice by making the effort the next day. All is not lost. Remember, in the kingdom of God everyone struggles and everyone is welcome… even those who slip up on their Lent observance.
Peace, Love, and Recovery,
Shannon, Encourager Coach
This is how we know what love is: Jesus Christ laid down his life for us. And we ought to lay down our lives for our brothers and sisters. 1 John 3:16


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September 10, 2010 — The McIntire Department of Art, part of the College of Arts & Sciences at the University of Virginia, will present a group exhibition, "Painting Paper," in Ruffin Hall Gallery from Sept. 24 to Oct. 22.
An opening reception will be held during "Final Friday," Sept. 24, at 5:30 p.m. A gallery talk with several of the participating artists precedes the reception at 4:30 p.m.
"Painting Paper" is an exhibition that explores current trends in water-based media on paper. The seven contemporary American artists included in this group exhibition are Amy Chan, Judith Linhares, Linda Marston-Reid, Kathy Muehlemann, Elena Sisto, Josette Urso and Stephen Westfall. Curated by painting professor Megan Marlatt, the exhibit introduces her students and the public to a variety of gouache and watercolor works being created by contemporary artists.
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Caktus Group Tech Space | 108 Morris Street, Durham, NC 27701
Have fun. Do good. Co-led by CTO Colin Copeland. This evening is like a study hall for ways to improve Durham. Join technologists, designers, developers, data scientists, map makers, and activists who are working on civic technology projects. This night is for those who want to: Work on existing civic ... Learn more
Oct 17, 2016 6:00 p.m.
TriPython: Durham Project Night
Caktus Group Tech Space | 108 Morris Street, Durham, NC 27701
Have a project you want to show off, share, seek help with, or just get some work done surrounded by like minded python lovers? Join us for our monthly third Monday Durham Project Night and do just that! Don't have something to work on? Show up and enjoy the energy, ... Learn more