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After a long period teasing that Matt Smith would make his debut as Time Lord at an undetermined time in the spring, BBC America has finally announced a premiere date for the new run of "Doctor Who."
Smith's Doctor and Karen Gillan's companion Amy Pond will launch on Saturday, April 17, soon after their first UK broadcast. Smith has the difficult chore of following in the footsteps of David Tennant, one of the most popular of the Doctor Whos, and Christopher Eccleston, whose casting helped revitalize the franchise.
"Britain has a tradition of reinventing its iconic characters, like James Bond and Sherlock Holmes - and Doctor Who. In introducing the Eleventh Doctor, writer Steven Moffat is opening the show to a whole new audience, while serving fans with an exciting mix of inter galactic, time travelling adventures. We can't wait to meet his new Doctor!" states Richard De Croce, Senior Vice President Programming for BBC America.
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The Georgia Supreme Court has announced that Warren Lee Hill will have a hearing before the Georgia Supreme Court over the decision to change the drugs used for his execution.
The date has been set for the 10 AM session of court on Monday, November 5th.
Below is the entire release from the Georgia Supreme Court issued about the case:
At issue in this high profile case is whether the Georgia Department of Corrections' recent decision to replace a three-drug cocktail with one drug for executions was subject to the state's Administrative Procedure Act, which requires public hearings before such a change may be made.
FACTS: Warren Lee Hill was given a death sentence in 1991 after a Lee County jury convicted him of murder in the 1990 bludgeoning death of a fellow prison inmate, Joseph Handspike. Hill and Handspike were inmates at the Lee County Correctional Institute. According to the facts of the case, Hill was already serving a life sentence for murdering his former 18-year-old girlfriend, Myra Sylvia Wright, when on the morning of Aug. 17, 1990, he removed a two-by-six board embedded with nails that served as a sink leg in the prison bathroom and, as Handspike slept, pounded him in his head and chest with the board as on looking prisoners pleaded with him to stop. Handspike later died at the hospital. In 1993, the Georgia Supreme Court upheld his conviction and death sentence.
On July 3, 2012, the Lee County Superior Court entered an order authorizing the state Department of Corrections to execute Hill by lethal injection within the 7-day period between July 18, 2012 and July 25, 2012. The department originally scheduled Hill's execution for July 18, then rescheduled it for July 23. The change in date occurred at the same time that the Department of Corrections announced it was changing from a three-chemical execution method to a one-chemical method. On July 20, Hill's attorneys filed a complaint in Fulton County Superior Court seeking to declare the new procedure invalid and to prevent his execution by means of the allegedly invalid procedure. They also petitioned the court for a "writ of mandamus" to force the state to follow the rule-making procedures required by the Administrative Procedure Act. And they filed a motion to stay Hill's execution pending the resolution of his claims.
On July 23, 2012, the day his execution was scheduled, the Fulton County Superior Court ruled the Administrative Procedure Act did not apply and denied a stay of execution. Hill then appealed to the Supreme Court of Georgia, and hours before his execution, this Court unanimously granted Hill a stay so it could consider his appeal. (On the same day, in a separate order, the high court denied Hill's request to appeal a Butts County Superior Court ruling, which found that Hill had failed to prove he was mentally retarded beyond a reasonable doubt and that the "beyond a reasonable doubt" standard was constitutional.)
ARGUMENTS: Hill's attorneys argue the lower court erred by dismissing Hill's challenge to the new lethal injection protocol. Official Code of Georgia 42-2-11 states the Board of Corrections is authorized to adopt and put into place rules "governing the transaction of the business of the penal system of the state." The same law states: "All rules and regulations adopted pursuant to this Code section shall be adopted, established, promulgatedâ|and published in accordance with the applicable provisions and procedure as set forth in Chapter 13 or Title 50, the 'Georgia Administrative Procedure Act.'" Therefore, Hill's attorneys argue, if the new lethal injection procedure is a "rule," it is invalid unless it is put into place in compliance with the APA. The key question, they argue, is whether the new legal injection protocol is a "rule." "The Procedure is a rule within the meaning of Title 42 and the APA," Hill's attorneys argue in briefs. "Because Appellees ignored Title 42 in the promulgation of the Procedure, it is invalid and cannot be used to execute Mr. Hill." The Department of Corrections developed the procedure "hastily and in secret, and claim that the public has no interest in it. But no issue is of more vital concern to the public than the manner in which the State conducts executions." The public "has an interest in knowing that executions are carried out according to lawful procedures and that every step of the process, including the selection and procurement of lethal injection drugs, is lawful. As such, Appellees cannot argue that the Procedure is simply an internal management statement, interpretive rule, or general statement of policy that does not affect private or public rights."
The state argues the trial court correctly ruled that the Department of Corrections' lethal injection protocol is not a rule triggering the procedural requirements of the Administrative Procedure Act. "Were this to be the law, death penalty litigation could soon dominate the administrative arena and an overly broad construction of the term 'rule' would have far reaching effects on the administrative rules and regulations used by a host of state agencies," the state argues in briefs. "It would only be a matter of time before the judicial system is flooded with new prisoner lawsuits regarding the failure to follow the APA process in every minor administrative matter." The Department of Corrections has always had a protocol for carrying out court ordered executions. "Those procedures have never been adopted as 'rules' under the Administrative Procedure Act," the state contends. Neither the Board of Corrections, the Department of Corrections, nor the Commissioner of Corrections is an "agency" under the APA. All statutory mandates regarding lethal injection are directed exclusively to the department and the commissioner and not to the board. "The Board of Corrections, being exempted from general application of the APA, is required to adopt rules only in limited areas, which do not include the regulation of lethal injection protocols," the state argues. "Even if one assumes that the protocol is a proper subject for the Board's rule making, the protocol would still fall under one of the exceptions to the definition of rule or one of the exemptions from compliance with the rule making procedures."


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Gents blow past Church Point
By Chris Quebedeaux
CROWLEY – With three weeks remaining in the regular season, the Crowley Gents finally appear to be putting all the pieces together.
Case in point: Thursday's 42-0 rout of Acadia Parish and District 4-AAA rival Church Point.
The Gents, off to their best start since 2006, scored early and often while defensively holding Church Point to just 71 total yards (32 rushing, 39 passing) and five first downs en route to a surprisingly easy victory over the Bears.
The victory extended the Gents' win streak to six games and lifted them to 6-1 overall and 2-0 in league play. Eunice, which defeated Iowa Friday night, is also 2-0 in league play. The two meet Week 9.
"Our kids came out and played with a motor and with passion tonight," said CHS coach Tommy Tate following the victory.
That was especially true on defense, particularly in the first half.
For starters, defensive back Troy Wilridge partially blocked a punt early in the first quarter that gave the Gents a first down at the Church Point 12-yard line with 8:08 remaining in the frame.
CHS quarterback D'Myrus Daniels took over from there, rushing around the corner on the first play to give the Gents a 6-0 advantage. The extra point attempt failed.
Church Point then started its ensuing drive at its own 29, but was unable to move the ball against a swarming Gent defense and was forced to punt.
Once again, it didn't take long for Crowley to capitalize.
Starting at his own 30-yard line, Daniels needed just one play to extend the Gents' lead. On first down, he connected with wideout Donavon Morris in stride over the middle for a 70-yard touchdown strike. Daniels then hit Kaleb Cormier in the corner of the end zone for the two-point conversion to give the Gents a 14-0 lead.
Morris also had a reception for an apparent 11-yard touchdown, but it was called back on a motion penalty. He finished the night as the Gents' leading receiver with three catches for 89 yards.
"We knew coming in that we were going to struggle to cover all those athletes that they have," said Church Point coach John Craig Arceneaux. "We struggled to cover them. They made some plays and we didn't."
Crowley added to its lead midway through the second quarter, mounting a five-play, 47-yard drive that was capped by a 9-yard touchdown run by Daniels. Nick Hoffpauir tacked on the PAT to put the Gents up 21-0.
With just over two minutes in the half, Crowley got the ball back one last time and took full advantage.
Starting from their own 45, the Gents marched down to the CPHS 27 before Daniels hit Hoffpauir on a 20-yard pass down to the 7. Boutte took honors from there, breaking through the heart of the Church Point defense for his second touchdown of the night.
A bad snap on the PAT resulted in Morris firing a pass to George Henagan in the end zone for a two-point conversion to put the Gents up 29-0.
"We hurt ourselves early with some penalties that took a touchdown from us and that was frustrating," said Tate. "But what I liked is that we overcame that and played through it. We didn't blink, we kept playing hard and really got better as the game went on and that's what good teams do."
The Gents came out firing again in the second half. Daniels connected with Kaleb Cormier on the sideline and the sophomore wideout did the rest, outrunning Church Point defenders for a 60-yard touchdown to put the locals up 36-0.
Crowley's defense came up big again late in the third quarter when they forced a fumble that was recovered by Tuskani Figaro at the CPHS 7.
Boutte rushed down to the 4 on the first play before hitting paydirt on the very next play.
"We knew coming in that they (Crowley) were going to be real physical and we didn't handle their physical nature real well," said Arceneaux. "We didn't help ourselves either with penalties and turnovers. They are a good football team and they deserved to win tonight."
Crowley held Church Point's trio of running backs (Von Duplechain, Bruce Citizen and Joseph Carrier) to a combined 50 yards but hit quarterback Hunter Wimberly as well as two other backs for minus 22 yards.
"The defensive line played outstanding," said Tate. "The defensive scheme was excellent. Coach (Cedric) Figaro and his staff did a great job of preparing these kids. When they threw the ball, we got great pressure on the quarterback. Anytime you can get a shutout you're doing something well on defense."
Offensively, Daniels and Tonori Boutte led the Gents' ground attack, combining for 128 yards and four touchdowns. Daniels scored twice, rushing eight times for 58 yards. Boutte had 70 yards and two scores on 18 carries.
Daniels also threw for 233 yards and two touchdowns. Morris' three catches for 89 yards led all receivers while Cormier had two receptions for 77 yards and Dorris Senegal had two for 20. Also hauling in passes were Boutte (2-12), Hoffpauir (1-25) and Cade Abshire (1-10).
"Offensively, we were very balanced again and that's what you like to see," said Tate.
The loss drops Church Point to 5-2 overall and 1-1 in league play.
"We just have to continue to work hard and continue to try and get better," said Arceneaux, whose Bears travel to Iowa Friday. "Our goal is still to make the playoffs. We're still in the district hunt. I don't think anybody is going to go through the district undefeated so we're still in the mix, we just have to find a way to get better."
Crowley travels to Westlake to face the Rams Friday. Westlake is 3-4 on the season and 1-1 in district play following a 51-34 victory over Northwest Thursday.


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- November 16, 2012
HE has become one of the most famous reality television stars on the planet and parlayed his Jersey Shore notoriety into a successful career as a celebrity DJ.
Now Australia gets to check out the super-smiley song spinner Pauly D when he tours in January.
DJ Pauly D may actually have some talent beyond flashing those pearly whites, ranking in top DJ lists in the US since rocketing to fame on the MTV reality series in 2009.
He ranked No. 7 on Forbes' magazine's first top-earning list published in August, reported to have earned an impressive $11 million from his "art".
His popularity in America also landed him a few gigs opening for Britney Spears on her last tour, but the greatest endorsement of his potential came when music mogul 50 Cent signed him. Not only is Fiddy steering Pauly D's fledgling recording career but he has hooked him up as a brand machine, flogging headphones, tanning products, mobile apps, a Dirty Couture clothing line and Miracle Whip cream-in-a-can.
And he has scored the ultimate reality TV stamp of approval - his own show, the Pauly D Project which follows him at his nightclub gigs.
"I am so excited to be going to Australia for the first time, I can't wait to DJ there and get the party started!"
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Despite occasional, mysterious references to a certain Holborne between 1588 and 1596, Antony Holborne did not enjoy a chance at archival immortality until 1597, when no fewer than 58 of his pieces appeared in a publication called The Cittharn Schoole. (Antony's brother William also saw his first and last publication in the same volume: six three-voice vocal compositions latterly dismissed as "feeble.")
Holborne contributed introductory poems to publications by Robert Morley and Giles Farnaby during the next couple of years, but no more music appeared until 1599, when 65 pieces of consort music were issued under the title Pavans, Galliards, Almains...in Five Parts. This made a tremendous splash, and the next year John Dowland dedicated one of his songs "to the most famous, Anthony Holborne." In a posthumous publication, Holborne was described as having been a "Gentleman usher" to Queen Elizabeth, but what this entailed is unclear.
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Anna Schmidt has journeyed into the uncanny, and what she finds there is a nightmare world of cold, impersonal "justice." A plethora of policemen ramble around Anna's apartment—even Anna's unkempt, Cat Lady-esque landlord makes sure to point out that, while the Austrian police are nowhere to be found (is there even such a thing?), American, British, and Russian officers make themselves at home, rifling…
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Today's frame puts us up close and personal with Fraulein Anna Schmidt, her face has just turned slowly up toward the windows of her apartment and seeing the shadowy figures inside, Anna's eyes have slowly closed. Whatever is visible in those windows is so horrible to be practically unseeable, never shown to us directly, and Anna herself blocks them from her mind. Is this some kind of…
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What lurks beyond the open door? The porter points his thumb in the direction of the ominously half-closed passageway, the threshold between one space and the next, made unsettling by its visual inaccessibility. In this way, doors and windows act as stand-ins for the cinematic screen itself, a rectangle/square (depending on the aspect ratio) that offers a limited vantage point into a separate…
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A man leans or the camera leans, it's hard to tell which, and a question is weighed. The porter's ponderous expression is likely connected to his grasp of English, as he tries to put his story into words Holly can understand. But he has much more than that to ponder. At about this instant, the trembling zither soundtrack has dropped suddenly, leaving us in a Vienna we have not really interacted…
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Another canted frame (which we'll see plenty more of throughout The Third Man) as Holly Martins re-questions Harry's former porter, who heard (but did not see) the car accident that allegedly killed Harry. As Jeremy mentioned, the circumstances surrounding Harry's death are becoming increasingly suspicious, even while the pieces are beginning to fall into place. Thanks to the porter's candid…
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Since we last looked at the situation a couple of notable facts have come to light. From Anna, Holly learns that in Harry's last dying moments he made plans not only for Holly, but for Anna as well. Also from Anna, Holly hears that Doctor Winkel, Harry's own doctor, happened to be passing by the scene and was able to tend to Harry as he died. Thirdly, Holly discovers that the driver of the truck…
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The forging of a new relationship, frozen in time: the expressions on both Holly's and Anna's faces, crystallized as they are for our analysis, seem to etch these characters' emotions into fleshy stone. (After all, aren't cinematic stills sculptures in light, as petrified and revealing as, say, the emphatic strength exhibited by Michelangelo's David?) As much as both Holly and Anna may be playing…
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The Anna Schmidt we see before us now is one in transition; the dolled-up blonde fluttering her false eyelashes at the camera is all but gone. Her relatively seamless blonde wig is left as a crumpled rodent-like mass on her vanity and in seconds a closer shot will show Anna removing her large eyelashes, the last vestige of the character she has been performing. But this is of course not only…
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[MLS]Chicago led until the final minute of its exhibition match against Mexican second division club Queretaro FC Wednesday but was left with a 1-1 tie at the final whistle.
Justin Mapp provided a lead in the 34th minute by cushioning a pass from John Thorrington with his left foot and using the other foot to drill home a shot from about 25 yards. Edwin Castro Leo equalized for Queretaro when he scored from close range after a free kick reached him near the edge of the goal area.
Coach Denis Hamlettused 23 players and gave most of them at least 45 minutes. Cuauhtemoc Blanco was an exception; he replaced midfielderChris Rolfe in the 55th minute.
The Fire next play First Division club Morelia on Tuesday and will stay in Mexico for two additional days until returning to Chicago. The team has yet to announce its plans for the rest of the preseason leading up to its opening game March 21 in Dallas.
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WASHINGTON: The chief US negotiator in Iran nuclear talks Tuesday cited "significant and steady" progress over the past six months, but would not say whether the negotiations would be further extended.
"I cannot tell you today that our diplomacy will succeed because I am not sure that it will," Xinhua quoted Wendy Sherman, undersecretary of state for political affairs, as telling senators at a hearing.
"I can tell you that the past six months, we have made significant and steady progress," she said. "We've exchanged ideas, narrowed gaps on key issues, and identified areas where more hard work is required."
Under an interim deal reached between Iran and Britain, France, the US, Russia, China, and Germany that went into effect Jan 20, Iran would suspend some sensitive nuclear activities in exchange for a limited sanction relief, and the two sides will negotiate over a comprehensive deal within six months.
Iran and the six world powers agreed July 19 to extend their talks until Nov 24, as disagreements remained over Tehran's uranium enrichment capacity, its Arak heavy water reactor and the sanctions following a 16-day negotiations in Vienna.
"We will use this time to continue working towards that comprehensive plan for ensuring that Iran does not obtain a nuclear weapon, and that its program is exclusively peaceful," Sherman said at the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations hearing.
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COLUMBIA - With just a few days left until the primary, superintendent of education candidate Meka Childs received additional endorsements by three Upstate Senators.
Childs' campaign announced through a written release on Friday she was endorsed by House Majority Leader Rep. Bruce Bannister, R-Greenville, and Reps. Phyllis Henderson, R-Greer, and Dan Hamilton, R-Greenville. Bannister said he was looking forward to having a "true conservative friend" leading the Deparment of Educaiton.
"I know Meka will be a strong voice and advocate for protecting South Carolina's right to determine education practices in the Palmetto State, parental empowerment, school choice, fiscal responsibility, and individualized education," said Bannister, according to the release.
Henderson said Childs understands the "the link between high-quality instruction and the long-term economic viability of our state."
"I know that with Meka leading the Department of Education our taxpayers will be protected from wasteful spending, our parents will be empowered with more choice, and our students will be prepared to take full advantage of all our state has to offer after graduation," Henderson said.
Hamilton added Childs' life experiences have prepared her for the superintendency.
"Meka's knowledge of education policy is so profound, she had the insight to recognize the pitfalls of Common Core before most people had heard of it and voted against its adoption in 2010 when she served on the Education Oversight Committee," Hamilton said.
Sen. Mike Fair, R-Greenville, and Reps. Phil Owens, R-Easley; Bill Taylor, R-Aiken, Joshua Putnam, R-Piedmont; and Kirkman Finlay, R-Columbia also announced their support on Thursday for Childs.
Childs has also received the endorsement of the current Superintendent of Education Mick Zais in March. Zais announced in December he would not seek re-election.
She's also been endorsed by several other state lawmakers. In May, she received the support of Sen. Tom Davis, R-Beaufort; Speaker Pro Tempore Jay Lucas, R-Hartsville; and Rep. Mike Burns, R-Taylors; and Rep. Ralph Norman, R-Rock Hill. In April, Sen. Kevin Bryant, R-Anderson, and Reps. Eric Bedingfield, R-Belton, and Kris Crawford, R-Florence, announced they supported her candidacy.
Childs is one of eight candidates - which include, Sally Atwater, Gary Burgess, Amy Cofield, Sheri Few, Don Jordan, Elizabeth Moffly and Molly Spearman - vying for the Republican nomination. Four others are seeking the Democratic nomination, including Montrio Belton, Sheila Gallagher, Rep. Jerry Govan, D-Orangeburg, and Tom Thompson.
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That might have been the easiest DQ Tour I've ever been on.
On Monday, Kale Steed and I hit practices for reigning state champion Wellington, Childress, Memphis and Clarendon. On Tuesday, I took a short drive to Highland Park to visit with head coach Craig Shores.
Three of the five stops had names already written out and made the individual photos go quickly.
Highland Park was the best of the bunch. When I walked up Shores lined up everybody by their numbers and handed them the sheets after the individual shots. He had players waiting in the stands for the team shot. Every photo was done within seven minutes, by far the fastest of any stop I made this year.
In his third year at Highland Park, that's not all Shores has improved on.
■ Shore'ing up the team: Just one year removed from a one-win season, Shores led the Highland Park Hornets to a seven-win season and a berth in the playoffs. That was an incredible turnaround. After talking to Shores on Tuesday, I am confident they can repeat that success. That's an unbelievable turnaround.
■ Can they do it again?: That's the question on everyone's mind when it comes to the Wellington Skyrockets. Will they be able to win another state championship? Taking a look at the Wellington offense and defense, I'd say they have a shot. It may not be the same explosive offense but the defense should be outstanding.
■ Tasty steak fingers: We made a stop at the Dairy Queen in Clarendon before heading home. What's a DQ Tour without a stop at Dairy Queen, right? And man, I have to say those steak fingers were delicious.
■ Another year in the books: The DQ Tour is coming to a close with just a few stops left for each of us. The DQ Tour means more than just photos of all the teams. It gives us all the chance to visit with coaches, see how each team looks and how things might shake out. A big thanks to all of the coaches who've been nothing but helpful to myself and my co-workers while getting these trips organized and the Pigskin Preview put together.
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Raymond Harold Dixon Jr., 75, of Amarillo, formerly of Masterson, died Tuesday, March 18, 2008.
Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Golden Plains Church of Christ, 4700 W. Interstate 40. Burial will be at a later date in Central Texas State Veterans Cemetery in Killeen.
Ray Dixon Jr. was born Nov. 10, 1932, to Gladys and Ray Dixon Sr. He was a longtime member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 602. He was a military veteran who served in the Army during the Korean War.
Since his full retirement in 2001, Ray had lived in Amarillo. He was co-owner of Jean's Electric, now known as Jean's Network Solutions, until full retirement. He had a longtime affiliation with First National Bank of Amarillo before 1997; he had many friends there throughout the Amarillo area and will be missed.
Before his health deteriorated, Ray was a very active craftsman in wood and other handcrafted items. He was quick-witted and a master designer. No challenge was too great. From a sophisticated widget to a simple shelf, his skills were always in demand.
He was preceded in death by his parents; and a sister, Vera Rynerson.
Survivors include his wife of 52 years, Sharon RoeJean Dixon; two sons, Leslie Harper Dixon of San Antonio and Jerry Ray Dixon of Amarillo; two brothers, Howard Dixon of Wellington, Kan., and Clarence Dixon of Borger; a sister, Eleanora Turner of Richmond, Ind.; five grandchildren, Felicia Dudley and husband Tobby of Hanford, Calif., and Rebecca Anderson and husband Randall, Cynthia Dixon, Patricia Dixon and Allan Dixon, all of Amarillo; and many nieces and nephews.
The family will receive friends after memorial services at the church or at 8007 Hoving Place in Amarillo.
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Great book! McArthur really nails it. If a person claims to be saved and cant see the truth that McArthur presents then they should check out 1 Corinthians 2:14 and evaluate there spirituality.
This was probably the 2nd most important book I ever read (behind the Bible itself). This book shook my world and really made me take a good look at myself. Everything in this book is backed up by the scriptures. You can't refute what Dr. Macarthur is saying without denying the word of God.
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When I bought this, I thought I was going to get additional insight on the gospel from a well respected teacher. WRONG. On one hand MacArthur will try to convince you that he is not preaching salvation by works, but turns right around and says in effect that a truly saving faith must inevitably produce good works otherwise you must not have been saved. Additionally, Lordship Salvation says that it is possible to lose salvation if say you died after having backslid before coming back to the Christian life. This creates problems on several fronts. Salvation is a gift first of all. Why would God take back something freely given. It doesn't even make sense. Also, if I have to prove my salvation by all these various works, how much do I need to do to be proven saved? What kinds of works and I know I believed but did I "really" believe? Was my faith strong enough? How strong should it be? Well, second of all for God to make faith effective it can be a very small faith. A little is all it takes when it comes to salvation! The big stuff is later when you actually have LEARNED something and build a capacity to appreciate God. This is blatantly salvation by human works and is anti-Biblical. Period. Many scriptures are taken out of context in this way of thinking not considering the situation of the time, the audience or even certain words in the original languages. I respect MacArthur and there are some things he teaches correctly, but on this issue I am afraid I can't agree. If this has you confused remember the policy of God's GRACE. Grace is everything God is free to do based on the work of Jesus Christ on the cross. We do not deserve it and there is nothing I repeat NOTHING we can do to earn it. We can't buy our way into heaven either before or after believing in Jesus for salvation. Even if our works are products of our Christian lives it still is not what saves us nor does it prove anything.


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Hotel Komodor - Dubrovnik
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- Room service (during limited hours)
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DiningOnsite venue - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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Former two-time Olympic gold medal winner Zou Shiming beat Jesus Ortega in another performance that left more questions than answers in Macau on Saturday night. The scores were 59-55 on each of the cards. Fighting in his second professional bout, the former amateur star again failed to answer questions about his lack of punching power. Zou went the six-round distance but tired well before the bout ended. He resorted to clinching throughout the final three minutes against an equally inexperienced opponent.
With millions expected to tune in to watch China's boxing hero on state television, much was riding on the shoulders of the man to become a superstar in the pro ranks. In front of an excited crowd, buoyed by two earlier 12-round toe-to-toe bouts, 32-year-old Zou came out technically proficient for the first three rounds, but failed to rattle the Mexican, who was competing in his fifth professional fight.
Ortega largely shrugged off Zou's combinations in the first two rounds, showboating in the second and dropping his guard, only to receive minimal punishment. In the third Zou ramped up the pressure with a slew of combinations, but he soon tired. He was grabbing at his opponent by the fifth round and spent much of the final round alternating between holding on to Ortega and trading wild punches.
Zou said after the bout he was "pleased with myself" and hoped the fight demonstrated he had learnt lessons since his debut last April. "I'm taking all this in. I'm taking all the experience and I know what I must work on."
Roach said he thought his charge "needed to learn a little quicker" and that training alongside stablemate Manny Pacquiao in the Philippines in the coming months meant he was "going to see what it takes to become a world champion".
I had him winning 58-56, losing the last 2 rounds ...he's an over-hype & will need protection as he's NOT world class, nor will b in any sense...he fights like an amateur, especially w/the long wide punches...a good fighter will…Comment by richardt on 07-28-2013
Zou is over 30 which is ancient for a Flyweight so if anyone is expecting him to improve, don't count on it. He is too old. It's like saying a 38 year old Heavyweight is going to improve. He is…Comment by Mayweather41-0 on 07-28-2013
Zou Shiming better not be the co-main event for Pacquiao-Rios undercardComment by cabalas on 07-28-2013
Unfortunately for Arum and HBO there always will be comparisons and when you see what Showtime showed yesterday and compare to HBO's the difference is enormous. Figueroa-Arakawa is alreday mentioned as FOY and Soto Karass-Berto was also a great fight…Comment by mrpizza-nd_beer on 07-28-2013
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