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Over the past few days the evangelical community has been talking about the kinds of things you would expect — the meaning of Thanksgiving, the…
Over the past few days the evangelical community has been talking about the kinds of things you would expect — the meaning of Thanksgiving, the…
A signal event in America's long trial over the tragedy of abortion occurred this week with the publication of a cover story in New York…
At the 2013 Expositors Summit at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, I preached on Matthew 7:28-29. In that passage, the crowds were astonished at the…
Southern Seminary was glad to welcome Dr. Eric Hankins, Senior Pastor of First Baptist Church in Oxford, Mississippi, as our chapel preacher for Thursday, November 8, 2013. Dr. Hankins preached a powerful message from Luke 24 in chapel, reminding us all that we are "on message when we are on mission." Later that afternoon, I hosted a public conversation with Dr. Hankins about the Southern Baptist Convention, the Calvinism Advisory Committee (on which we both served), and a range of theological and denominational questions. We are glad to share that conversation with you now.
Religion that is pure and undefiled before God, the Father, is this: to visit orphans and widows in their affliction, and to keep oneself unstained…
Over a hundred years ago, the great Dutch theologian Herman Bavinck predicted that the 20th century would "witness a gigantic conflict of spirits." His prediction…
An address delivered at Brigham Young University by Dr. R. Albert Mohler, Jr., President of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary on Monday, October 21, 2013. I…
"It is well and good for the preacher to base his sermon on the Bible, but he better get to something relevant pretty quickly, or…
We are fast becoming a pornographic society. Over the course of the last decade, explicitly sexual images have crept into advertising, marketing, and virtually every…
For some time now, scholars like W. Bradford Wilcox at the University of Virginia and Charles Murray of the American Enterprise Institute have been telling…
I was very pleased to address the Carl F. H. Henry at 100: A Centennial Celebration conference at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary last week. The event was both scholarly and deeply appreciative of Carl Henry and his legacy. In my address, "The Essential Evangelical: Carl F. H. Henry and Evangelical Ambition in the Twentieth Century," I did my best to speak to Henry's strategic role in the creation of the evangelical movement in America. I also sought to learn from Henry and his generation of evangelical leaders as we consider what ambitions evangelicals should serve today.
Former President George H. W. Bush and his wife Barbara attended a wedding a few days ago, and it made national news. According to The…
Several years ago, sociologist Peter Berger argued that secularization has been most pervasive in two social locations—Western Europe and the American college and university campus. The campuses of elite educational institutions are among the most thoroughly secularized places on our planet. This should concern anyone with an interest in higher education, of course. But it really matters to every American—or at least it should.
A wonderful and concise explanation of why this is so was provided in the pages of The Weekly Standard this week by David Gelernter, a professor of computer science at Yale University. In the course of making a proposal for the "reclamation" of higher education, Professor Gelernter wrote this very important paragraph:
Since the cultural revolution culminating in the 1970s, the left has run nearly all of the nation's most influential, prestigious universities. Their alumni, in turn, run American culture—the broadcast networks, newspapers, the legal and many other professions, Hollywood, book publishing, and, most important, the massive, insensate, crush-everything-in-your-path mega-glacier known as the U.S. federal bureaucracy—and even more important than that, the education establishment charged with indoctrinating our children from kindergarten up.
That's why it matters to you. And that's how the future direction of the culture is set by the current culture of the elite colleges and universities. Many parents are unaware of how this happens. Their children may or may not attend one of the most prestigious colleges in the nation. But in almost any other institution they will study under professors who want to be associated with (or eventually hired by) one of those elite institutions. Exceptions to this pattern are rare, and the influence of these elite schools extends throughout the culture at large.
David Gelernter is in a position to know. After all, he is a professor at Yale. As he makes clear, what happens at Yale doesn't stay at Yale.
David Genernter, "Back to School: A Reclamation Project for Higher Ed.," The Weekly Standard, September 30, 2013. http://www.weeklystandard.com/articles/back-school_756489.html
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Can chaplains committed to historic biblical Christianity serve in the United States military? That question, though inconceivable to our nation's founders, is now front and…
Fall brings the opening of the new school year, the energy of the season of autumn and, for Southern Baptists, the meeting of the state Baptist conventions. In coming weeks, most of our state conventions will be holding their annual meetings. Pastors and laypeople will gather from local churches and assemble as a convention of Baptist churches. There is a glory in these meetings, and they affirm our need for these state conventions and their ministries.
A younger generation of Southern Baptists may well be unaware of the importance of the state conventions and their work. They would be well-advised to attend their local state convention and catch a vision of what the Baptist churches in their states are doing together.
Americans are regularly reminded that states matter. Our political system respects the role of the individual states, and most Americans identify not only as citizens of the United States, but as residents of their respective states. This does not make our nation weaker. We are stronger because the states retain an important role in building communities and building the nations. As our national experience has shown, there is great gain in recognizing the priority of the local, even in the building of the nation.
In Southern Baptist life, the same is profoundly true of our state conventions. If the state conventions did not exist, we would have to invent them. There is a need for Baptist churches within every state to coordinate and combine their energies for the cause of the Great Commission and the task of reaching the communities in their own state and region. This does not weaken the Southern Baptist Convention—it makes us stronger.
Respect for the state conventions comes naturally to me. As a boy, I participated in camps and programs for children and young people. Soon after my conversion, I boarded a church bus and headed for Lake Yale, the assembly of the Florida Baptist Convention. The first real exposure I had to the scope and scale of Southern Baptist mission work came when I was a nine-year-old boy sitting in the auditorium at Lake Yale. I came back year after year, attending Royal Ambassador Camp and an assortment of camps and retreats and conferences. The imprint of those experiences remains on my life even now.
As a young man called to the ministry, I headed to Samford University where I received the gift of education for ministry from a school founded by Alabama Baptists—at least part of the tuition for my education came directly through the Alabama Baptist Convention. As a young ministerial student, I was exposed to preaching and evangelism through the Alabama state evangelism conferences and I saw the cooperative ministries work by attending the Alabama Baptist Convention annual meeting. When I was elected president of the student Ministerial Association, Samford's president, Dr. Leslie S. Wright, invited me to attend the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions with him. I learned how Baptists work together.
Later, as a pastor and seminary student, I saw the cooperative ministries of the Kentucky Baptist Convention and was able to participate in its work. Later, I was elected editor of The Christian Index and shifted my ministry to the context of the Georgia Baptist Convention. I was immersed in the life of that state convention, and I saw first-hand that it was doing important work that would otherwise be left undone.
When disaster strikes, state disaster relief teams are first on the scene. When a pastor needs help, the state convention is close at hand. When strategies for reaching America's urban areas are developed, state conventions are on the front lines. State conventions remember the rural churches and are there to combine strengths and walk alongside those congregations serving the heartland.
At the same time, the state conventions have the world on their hearts. Increasingly, our leading state conventions are increasing their commitment to the support of national ministries and the reaching of the nations. Many of these conventions have taken courageous steps to send a greater percentage of Cooperative Program funds to the cause of reaching the nations with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. These state conventions have made sacrifices for the Great Commission cause and are mobilizing churches to reach not only their communities, but the world.
Now is the time for Southern Baptists committed to the Great Commission to show up and support our state conventions, to attend our annual convention meetings, and to support every effort to reach our individual states, our nation, and the nations with the Gospel.
As a committed Southern Baptist, I would not know who I am without the state conventions that have contributed so much to my life and ministry. As president of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, I am proud and thankful to be in partnership with every one of our state conventions, and I want my students and faculty to share this pride and gratitude.
So, as the Southern Baptists in your state head for their annual meetings, determine to join them, to pray for them, to support them in Cooperative Program giving, and to strengthen the Great Commission vision and energy you will find there. Southern Baptists will never be bolder in mission and ministry than when we strengthen these bonds and stand together. Bring the full wealth of your conviction and the full passion of your desire for reaching your state, our nation, and all nations with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Stronger together. Serving together. Sending together.
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An Address Delivered in the City of Washington, D.C. upon the Inauguration of Russell D. Moore as President of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention on Tuesday, September 10, 2013 at Capitol Hill Baptist Church by R. Albert Mohler, Jr., President of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Without a providential understanding of time and history, one is left with the affirmation that human affairs are often guided by a series of very happy coincidences. At just the right time, the right leader emerges to fill a crucial need. The intersection of an individual life and a demonstrable need meet in a moment and in a person. We celebrate just such an intersection today, but I am not able to describe it as a coincidence. I believe that the providence of God is today demonstrated in the intersection of a man and a moment—in the inauguration of Russell D. Moore as President of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention.
First, I point to the character and giftedness of this man. I can remember the very first conversation I had with Russell Moore. In that first meeting, I caught a glimpse of his intelligence, his conviction, and his ambitions. I knew then that he was out to change the world, but that his first loyalty and constant horizon is not this world, but the world that is already but not yet—in other words, not the kingdoms of this world but the Kingdom of our God and of His Christ.
His intellect is first rate, as is his scholarship. He came as a Doctor of Philosophy student and transformed his doctoral dissertation into a manifesto for kingdom ministry and cultural engagement. His intelligence is energetic and his wit always on hand. To talk with Russ is to enter into a world of ideas undergirded by conviction and footnoted with readings.
He is not merely fascinated by ideas, he is a true public intellectual. He belongs to that class of thinkers who are not merely collectors of ideas but movers of minds. He is a master of communicating those ideas and he knows how to make truth come alive as a living force.
He is one of the most natural conversationalists I have ever encountered. He is like the Victorians who could enter any room and join the conversation and immediately add to it. He is a voracious reader who is a walking bibliography and a library on legs. He comes alive when a book or an idea or a problem or a personality comes to attention.
Amitai Etzioni has distinguished between two classes of public intellectuals: those who are generalists (who can speak about anything intelligently) and those who are disciplinary (who can speak with unique authority within a specific field). Russ combines the best of both. He can talk about almost anything; but he talks with the authority of one who knows of what he speaks.
Above all, Russell Moore is a Christian thinker. In this construction, "Christian" operates as a noun, not as an adjective. He does not merely think like a Christian, he thinks as a Christian. His personal commitment to Christ, to the total truthfulness and trustworthiness of the Word of God, and to the faith once for all delivered to the saints is clear and tested. He is a defender of the faith and a Christian intellectual who dearly and deeply loves the Christian faith.
Russell Moore is a Baptist by conviction and a Southern Baptist by passion. He is a member of the tribe who transcends tribalism. He is not a Baptist by accident. His commitment to the free church in a free state and to the elegant simplicity of Baptist ecclesiology is clear. He is a conversionist and a churchman. He is deeply committed to the Gospel of Jesus Christ and to the Great Commission. He knows the Southern Baptist Convention and he loves Southern Baptists with an eyes-open love. Thus, he can lead Southern Baptists. The late Carlyle Marney once said of Southern Baptists, "We may not be much but we are many." Russ Moore is representative of a generation of leaders needed to make much of many.
He is, as no less than Augustine described the Christian teacher, one who is passionately committed to truth because he stakes his life on this truth and is himself transformed by this truth. He is, as our common mentor Carl F. H. Henry would define, a Christian thinker who is unreservedly committed to the totality of the comprehensive truth claim of the Christian world and life view.
All that, and he has a sense of humor. Russ Moore has an ear for irony and a readiness to be found joyful. Like G. K. Chesterton and C. S. Lewis, he knows that the deepest truths reveal the deepest joys, even as the reality of our human foibles reveals humor, whether we like it or not. Like Flannery O'Connor, he has an eye for the bare reality of truth, knowing, as Flannery would remind us, "Truth does not change according to our ability to stomach it."
He is a leader who knows how to run a great enterprise. At a very early age he became Dean of the School of Theology at the mother seminary of the Southern Baptist Convention, serving also as its Senior Vice President for Academic Administration. His reputation as a leader is well attested. He is a leader, an administrator, and an energetic catalyst for good. At the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission he comes to a work well established and much respected. He will build it and take it into the future.
He is also a faithful husband and a compassionate father. To know Russ is to know that he is the husband of Maria, and the father of Benjamin, Timothy, Samuel, Jonah, and Taylor. He finds joy in his home, and he has a joyful home in which to establish his life, both public and private. His dependence upon Maria is transparent, as is his joy in his sons.
He is a theologian of conviction, a leader of great ability, a teacher of righteousness, a preacher of rare ability and power, and a thinker who knows how and when and where to think out loud. He is an ethicist by reflex, by training, and by experience. He is a colleague with whom I have spent countless hours in joyful conversation and gone through times of trial and great challenge. I know what he is made of. I know where he comes from. I know who he is. I know his ambitions. He is not a self-made man, but a man well made for these times.
So we know the man, but what of the times? Twenty-five years ago, Carl Henry warned:
Our generation is lost to the truth of God, to the reality of divine revelation, to the content of God's will, to the power of his redemption, and to the authority of His Word. For this loss it is paying dearly in a swift relapse to paganism. The savages are stirring again; you can hear them rumbling and rustling in the tempo of our times.[1]
The last quarter century since Henry's statement of our crisis has brought no reversal of the trends he observed. To the contrary, the formerly Christian West is, in many sectors, so thoroughly secularized that it now has no consciousness of even being so. The Christian truth claim was reduced to a Christian memory, and now even that memory is gone. Our confidence in American exceptionalism is now fully shaken. If anything, America now seems to be secularizing in a delayed pattern, as compared to Europe, but perhaps even faster on its present course. As the Canadian philosopher Charles Taylor reminds us, for millions of people in our civilization, and especially among the elites, belief in God is now, according to their own thinking, virtually impossible.
Many decades ago, the Quaker philosopher Elton Trueblood identified America as a "cut-flower civilization"—its flower cut off from the only source of its sustenance. Those roots have further receded from the cultural horizon.
We are now in the midst of a moral revolution marked by a comprehensive scope and velocity that are perhaps without precedent in human experience. We find ourselves looking at a moral world that is changing right before our eyes, and many Christians seem both bewildered and fearful—precisely because they are.
But the real crisis is not in the world, but in the church. More than sixty years ago, Carl Henry (whose 100th birthday we would mark this year), reminded the evangelicals of that day that the failure was ours before it was a failure in the world.
It was the failure of Fundamentalism to work out a positive message within its own framework, and its tendency instead to take further refuge in a despairing view of world history, that cut off the pertinence of evangelicalism to the modern global crisis. The really creative thought, even if done in a non-redemptive context, was now being done by non-evangelical spokesmen.[2]
Through this analysis of the problem, what Henry called The Uneasy Conscience of Modern Fundamentalism, he called evangelicals to a new mode of cultural and intellectual engagement.
"There is a rising tide of reaction in Fundamentalism today—a reaction born of uneasy conscience and determined no longer to becloud the challenge of the Gospel in modern times," Henry wrote. "It is a reaction to which the best minds of evangelicalism are bending their effort these days, convinced that no synthesis is more relevant than modern frustration and biblical redemptionism."[3]
In other words, he saw a generation coming, and he saw the likes of Russell Moore on the horizon. We dare not underestimate the challenges before us. We are living in a cut-flower civilization. There is a new paganism growing rapidly around us. There are threats to human life and human flourishing at every hand. We do see the ramparts of the family and the faith being both scaled and taken down. Religious liberty is under direct threat and we find ourselves in a moment of great civilizational peril. The culture of death is now institutionalized and made more ominous yet by technology. America has grown more polarized within and seems to be without a clear sense of itself within the international order. The most fundamental, essential, and pre-political institutions of human life and culture are now up for radical revision to the point of destruction. The scale of the crisis defies exaggeration.
And yet, these are precisely the conditions for optimal Christian witness. Under these conditions, the keenest edge of Christian thinking is soon evident and the operation of a genuinely Christian mind is transformative. The church is revealed to be what we know it to be, the kingdom community of the blood-bought, deployed in this world even as we belong truly to the world to come. This is no time for the weak-kneed or for weak thinking. These times call forth the deepest level and highest quality of Christian thinking, cultural engagement, Gospel-mindedness, strategic ambition, and churchly demonstration.
We do not choose our times, but this is a time for choosing. In the last era of the Roman Empire, Bishop Augustine chose to find his bearings for the City of Man within the greater love of the City of God. A time of crisis can bring us to surrender and lose heart, or it can produce The City of God or the Letter from Birmingham Jail.
I think Russ Moore's legendary love of country music will serve him well. He knows how to speak of brokenness answered with hope and mercy. And he knows, as Johnny Cash would remind us, "there's a man goin' round, taking names."
In 1 Chronicles 12:32, we read of the men of the tribe of Issachar, "who had understanding of the times, to know what Israel ought to do." We know Russell Moore as a man from Mississippi. I think he is really a man from Issachar. I think he has an understanding of the times, and he knows what God's people ought to do.
The man and the moment have come together and, like you, I don't for a moment believe it is a coincidence.
[1] Carl F. H. Henry, Twilight of a Great Civilization: The Drift Toward Neo-Paganism (Westchester, Illinois: Crossway Books, 1988), 15.
[2] Carl F. H. Henry, The Uneasy Conscience of Modern Fundamentalism (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1947), 32.
[3] Ibid, 34.
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On April 19, 1961, Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered the Julius B. Gay Lecture at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. As historian Gregory A. Wills explains:
On April 19, 1961, Martin Luther King, Jr. addressed the seminary community in a packed chapel. The faculty invited King to give his address as the seminary's Julius Brown Gay Lecturer. King challenged the seminarian that the church had a central role to play in ending segregation. The church should teach the equality of all races and the destructive character of racial segregation. It should counter the racists' inflammatory rhetoric and assure white society that the "basic aim of the Negro is to be the white man's brother and not his brother-in-law." As true followers of Jesus Christ, they should be "maladjusted" to the "evils of segregation and discrimination" and lead their churches to "move out into the realm of social reform." It was King's familiar message, but no one missed the significance of its being given at the oldest seminary in the largely segregated Southern Baptist Convention.
On the fiftieth anniversary of the March on Washington, listening to King's words at Southern Seminary brings a new sense of historical importance.
Listen to Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Julius B. Gay Lecture at Southern Seminar here, and listen to his lecture to a Christian Ethics class here.
Photographs: Martin Luther King, Jr. in Alumni Chapel, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, April 19, 1961. Photographer unknown.
Source: Gregory A. Wills, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1859-2009 (New York, Oxford University Press, 2009) at 415.
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With Tiger Woods posted missing, the scramble is on to take his place as golf's man to beat. Lawrence Donegan assesses the candidates.
Here is the story I've written for Saturday morning's newspaper. Thoughts anyone?
David Letterman: Top 10 Tiger Woods text messages
Lawrence Donegan: You don't necessarily need wholesale public humiliation on the marketing front to know which way the wind is blowing
A TV satire of the Tiger Woods 'scandal' may have finally exhausted the public appetite for this story. Lawrence Donegan rejoices
Lawrence Donegan: The world's No1 golfer has avoided the pitfalls of many a talented athlete and maximised his commercial appeal to the full
The richest event in golf is also the most confusing. Even for the players. Lawrence Donegan tries to explain
Lee Westwood has come to the defence of John Paramor. He is not alone
Tiger Woods escapes as PGA Tour throws rules official under a bus
...because we you can never spend too much time focusing on slow play...
Slow play? Tiger should have kept his (ridiculous) opinions to himself
Lawrence Donegan: You turn your back for a few days and, look what happens - Tiger Woods gets criticised by the American press for his behaviour
Michael Wilbon, the highly-respected Washington Post columnist, has stepped into the debate started last week by the former NFL player and African-American activist Jim Brown, who accused Tiger Woods of being "terrible" when it came to addressing social issues
Tiger Wood is hosting his own PGA Tour event in Washington DC this week and has made an interesting choice of partner for the pro-am
Some people might not be aware that Earl Woods, father of Tiger, had three children by his previous marriage, including a son, Earl Woods Jnr. The New York Times carried a piece today about Earl Jnr's daughter, Cheyenne, a student at Wake Forest university who made her LPGA Tour debut today. She shot 75, three-over par, and is in 121st place - tied with some really good players, including Cristie Kerr and Christina Kim ( both Solheim Cup players)
Rocco Mediate doesn't walk on water, apparently
Tiger Woods "terrible" when it comes to social activism, says one of America's most famous black athletes
Jim Brown might not mean much to British sports fans but in States he is, as the old saying goes, a "legend" - setting countless records while playing for the Cleveland Browns in the NFL


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Dragons: Heaven: Rally at the Gates
Jezibelle had never seen Milady this ticked off before. Lady Kiss had seen some reports on her desk then grabbed Jezibele to pull her down a few rooms to a communication screen. As usually Lady Kiss walked way too fast, when pulling Jezibelle about. Lady Kiss sat on the chair for the communications screen, turns her head, and looks at Jezibelle, saying, "sit."
"Yes, Milady"
Lady Kiss punches in some numbers on the keyboard--and P gets loaded up, "Why is my brother being listed as a political prisoner? Get him back from Sootopolis!"
P seemed rather ticked off. Like some variable had missed him. "Miss Void, the attempts to capture Stoenn have gone arise. I have been talking with Leader about it."
The screen splits in two. Leader being on one side, and P being on the other. Leader, looks to a spot left on the screen, then to the right, "ah, yes, Miss Void, we appear to have an issue. Team Network appears to have infiltrated our ranks. The kidnapping of Stoenn was intercepted."
Lady Kiss hits a few buttons, bringing up a few displays, "well, this expains the issues my Daemon Army has been coming across. We have been having a large amounts of security breeches into our systems. An alliance between Teams Network and Temporal would explain it."
P looks down to the bottom of his screen, then up, "this looks interesting--I will bring Admin Mercury onto the screen."
The two squares with P and Leader shrink a little and an image of the admin of the Rockets Security Guard--the Soldiers--appears. "Right, thank you for my recent promotion. Anyways, we appear to have been having a few vandalism issues being reported. Nothing political--or even visual. It appears that telephone, media and power lines have been being tampered with."
Lady Kiss nods, "okay, I shall send a Daemon Army detachment to do sweeps of our various faculties."
Admin Mercury grimaces, "seems, somehow, Krystal has found a friend in Team Network. Our little publicity stunt of having capturing Team Temporal seems to have brought up a small up rising."
Perfection looks up and to the left, "Admin Mercury--no uprising is too small to ignore. Look at what you can do here."
Leader looks to a spot up and to the left on his screen, "Perfection", then to the lower spot, "Miss Void, I will begin to brief the science division on how best to safe guard our systems."
:Lady Kiss smirks, "they think they can get in do they? Well--let us show them what kinds of tools we have at our disposal. Kiss Void out."
Lady Kiss hangs up on her end, leans over and well--kisses Jezibelle on the lips, "now, we have a small break to take care of."
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Health Reform: No good deed will go unpunished under ObamaCare. If a charitable hospital treats a homeless person who staggers into the emergency room without insurance, it may be punished with taxes and fines.
One of the "unintended" consequences of the misnamed Affordable Care Act was to place charitable tax-exempt hospitals in a medical Catch-22: To maintain their tax-exempt status they're required to treat a minimum number of patients who can't pay, yet ObamaCare requires everyone to have health coverage.
Right now, about 60% of the 6,000 or so hospitals in the U.S. are tax-exempt nonprofits, while 25% are government-owned. The rest — fewer than 1,000 — are for-profit. But this may change under provisions of ObamaCare to be enforced by the IRS.
A provision in Section 501 of the Internal Revenue Code that takes effect under ObamaCare sets new standards of review and installs potential financial penalties if hospitals don't conform to IRS standards of when and how much charitable work can be performed.
Religious groups, especially Catholic orders, opened many of these facilities as charitable institutions. The IRS originally granted tax-exempt status to institutions that provided a "community benefit," defined as spending 3% of operating revenue to take care of patients who couldn't pay.
This benefitted the hospitals as well as the community, for if you counted all the sales, property and income taxes that nonprofit hospitals currently avoid paying, it would total $20 billion.
The quality of mercy may not be strained, but it must now be carefully defined and audited with stringent new reporting requirements. "It (the IRS) requires tax-exempt hospitals to do a community needs survey and file additional paperwork with the IRS every three years," says John Kartch of Americans for Tax Reform. "This is to prove that the charitable hospital is still needed in their geographical area — 'needed' as defined by ObamaCare and overseen by IRS bureaucrats."
"Failure to comply, or to prove this continuing need, could result in the loss of the hospital's tax-exempt status," Kartch adds. "The hospital would then become a for-profit venture, paying income tax."
Failure to complete a community health needs assessment in any applicable three-year period results in a penalty on the organization of up to $50,000, according to a report by Congress' Joint Committee on Taxation.
It is our belief that community need is best determined by those who reside in the community, not by faceless Washington bureaucrats with a vested interest in growing government and imposing leftist ideology.
We also believe the record shows faith-based and charitable institutions are most efficient at delivering needed services to the poor, hungry and sick. They should be encouraged, not punished, for their work.
Yet the government is rigging the game against them, in this case against nonprofit charitable hospitals. All blessings must flow from that government, which will determine who can help the needy and when, lest they be punished, either with loss of tax-exempt status or fines for not having the proper paperwork.
Faith-based institutions such as Catholic hospitals are already under attack because of ObamaCare's mandate that free contraceptives be provided in any health plan even if that violates your free exercise of religion under the First Amendment.
One in six patients in the U.S. is in a Catholic hospital. Catholic charities provide needed services to the hungry, homeless and poor. Many would be forced to close, and many would do so rather than render unto Caesar that which is not his. ObamaCare may spell the doom of nonprofit hospitals.
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Reveller was a British Thoroughbred race horse that won the 1818 St Leger Stakes classic.
- Jockey - Bob Johnson
- Trainer - John Lonsdale
- Owner - Henry Peirse of Bedale
- odds - 7/2
A pub in the village of Yafforth in North Yorkshire was named after the horse. The pub closed in the late 1990s but a nearby street is named Revellers Mews.
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Pine Haven Cafe is doing something rare on Friday (March 24).
It's opening for dinner.
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Pine Haven Cafe is doing something rare on Friday (March 24).
It's opening for dinner.
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The Upland Chamber of Commerce is hosting the Taste of the Inland Empire from 6 to 10 p.m. Friday (January 27) at the DoubleTree by Hilton Claremont, 555 W. Foothill Blvd.
Tickets are $75 for the all-you-can-eat-and-drink extravaganza.
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Upland has a new place to hang out and have a burger and a beer (or two).
Wicked Cow Burgers & Brews is celebrating its grand opening from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. today (December 14).
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No. The SoCal Eggfest has nothing to do with chickens.
Well, on second thought, it has everything to do with chickens, and steak, and hamburger, and veggies, and well, whatever you want to grill or smoke.
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While today's (May 23) opening of Oggi's Pizza & Brewing Company in the Colonies Crossroads in Upland is just the beginning for the new restaurant, it also represents the end.
It's the end of new development at the center. It's now at 100% capacity.
It's still nearly two weeks away, but reservations are going fast for the next Let's Dine Out Show's Grub Club event.
The next dinner is set for 6 p.m. February 8 at Spaggi's Italian Grill, 1651 W. Foothill Blvd., Upland.
According to the Tweet below, only 14 seats remain as of Tuesday night.
Only 14 seats left for Spaggi's Italian Grill Grub Club in Upland. For info & tickets go to: https://t.co/4wcDNizYYG @dine909
— Lets Dine Out Show (@LDOShow) January 27, 2016
The $43 cost per person is all-inclusive, and covers the food, tax, gratuity and non-alcoholic beverage.
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The Upland Chamber of Commerce's Taste of the Inland Empire will take place from 6 to 10 p.m. tonight (January 15) at the DoubleTree by Hilton, 555 W. Foothill Blvd., Claremont.
In addition to an array of food and drink, the event will feature a Monte Carlo night and an auction.
Tickets are $75 and may be purchased by calling the chamber at 909-204-4465. Tickets might also still be available online by clicking here.
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Upland's Mes Amis restaurant is hosting its inaugural four-course wine pairing dinners on Jan. 22 and 23.
Two price levels are available: $75 and $125.
The $75 dinner features a selection of Lebanese wines, while the $125 dinner features the recently released 2012 Opus One.
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Dunkin' Donuts just started a promotion to get folks to sign up for its DD Perks loyalty program.
The first 100,000 people to sign up for the program via the chain's mobile app will receive a free $5 card in addition to the free beverage normally given out with new memberships.
Simply use the promo code BONUS when you sign up.
The deal expires Friday (January 16).
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For those of you here in the Inland Empire who haven't yet experienced Dunkin' Donuts, you'll have your chance soon enough.
The chain is opening a location — one of about 60 planned for Southern California — in Upland.
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Land deal with U.S. Sugar is approved by water managers
There are 8 comments on the South Florida Sun-Sentinel story from May 13, 2009, titled Land deal with U.S. Sugar is approved by water managers. In it, South Florida Sun-Sentinel reports that:South Florida water managers today approved a scaled-down, $536 million land deal with U.S. Sugar Corp.
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#1 May 13, 2009
this is great news for the everglades; something the governor got really right; for once, the interests of US Sugar and the Everglades coincided.
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#2 May 13, 2009
Isn't it funny how this deal went from a "Save the Everglades" deal to a scaled down real estate transaction? Thanks Crist- We'll remember this at the polls during your run for senate! Jeb Bush part 2- worthless!!!
#3 May 13, 2009
Well lets see
Economic stimulus package ???
lets just close up the entire united states and buy everything from foreign countries. Lets forget that the agriculture industry is what florida was originally. and lastly the glades will be still polluted from development in Dade and Broward counties. ALL their runoff water flows west into the glades and is 100 times more toxic than the ag fertlizers in use by the sugar company.
See if they buy all the developed land west of 441 for that restoration project???
When you gripe about the farmer, PLEASE dont speak with your mouth full.
PS- the high grocery prices are for those foreign products - It costs $$$$ to get them here!!!!
#4 May 13, 2009
Water dopes you mean. Why do we have water managers? This resource belongs to the people for it is the people that supports these idiot managers.
#5 May 13, 2009
Groceries are expensive because we are buring corn (ethanol) in our automobiles instead of feeding it to livestock. We need to take down the trade barriers that ban cheap sugar and ethanol from Brazil. Let American farmers grow something people want, instead of collecting endless billions in agricultural subsidies!
#6 May 13, 2009
So far the comments represent the rampant ignorance that is nested in SFL. This is a revised version of a bail out, in exchange for contributions (you'll see), and the non-represented tax payers footing the bill. This is not about farmers and crops, and saving the everglades which might be all undersea in 100 years, this is about helping corporation cash out, before the administration goes over to Democrats on the next election. Pushed by a bunch of political "afficionados" which do not represent the interests of the Tax payers, since they are not elected, but rather appointed (guess in favor of what the water board will vote?). I bet that G-Crist will get contributions to his Senatorial campaign from these US Sugar people. Folks we need to realize that GOP now stands for Government Of the rich People.
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#7 May 14, 2009
The SFWMD does it again and the only thing "sinking like a rock" (famous G Christ quote about insurance rates)is the cash in your pocket.
The Everglades will be "playing it again Sam" for a long long time since the money hole is dry....
We can watch US Sugar make a pile of money with all these new bailout monies and watch the Everglades DIE
#8 May 14, 2009
At the true bottom of the real estate market (which we haven't hit yet), eminent domain should be used to buy this land at a rock bottom price. The attempts to get this deal through now are to pay Charlie Crist's Senatorial Campaign Backers as close to top-of-the-bubble prices as possible.
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Families are invited to come enjoy this Halloween event at the Historic Town Square in Collierville. Trick or treat with the Town Square Merchants from 4-5 p.m. and then take part in games and crafts with the Junior Auxillary of Collierville from 4:30-6 p.m.
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When Elizabeth Bennet first meets eligible bachelor Fitzwilliam Darcy, she thinks him arrogant and conceited; he is indifferent to her good looks and lively mind. When she later discovers that Darcy has involved himself in the troubled relationship between his friend Bingley and her beloved sister Jane, she is determined to dislike him more than ever. In the comedy of manners that follows, Jane Austen shows the folly of judging by first impressions and evokes the friendships, gossip and snobberies of provincial middle-class life.


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Labour supply elasticities measure the responsiveness of individuals' labour supply to changes in variables such as the net wage rate (after consideration of tax and transfers) or net non labour income. Elasticities have been estimated in Australia and internationally using a range of modelling approaches. However, as indicated in previous surveys, caution should be exercised when comparing these estimates, with due consideration of differences in data, methodological approaches and model specifications. When comparing estimates between countries, the institutional framework and state of the labour market in each country also need to be considered.
This paper draws on reviews of elasticity estimates in the literature and considers factors affecting their estimation and interpretation. The paper then summarises the published labour supply elasticity estimates from Australia and discusses what can be learnt from them. Comparisons are also made with estimates from labour supply studies from the United Kingdom, Canada and New Zealand.
Elasticity estimates in the reviewed labour supply studies aid our understanding of the labour supply responses of various Australian population groups. Elasticity estimates are particularly useful when disaggregated, as they allow an understanding of the relative responses of different population groups characterised by education levels, part-time or full-time employment status, level of income, or other household characteristics. However, few studies have estimated disaggregated elasticities and this is an area that could benefit from further research. Our understanding of labour supply behaviour could also benefit from an analysis of how elasticities may change over time, and from further improvements in modelling methodologies and specifications. This would help to identify population groups that are responsive to changes in net wages and incomes, and thereby strengthen the basis for policy development.
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Song Parodies
The TV Talent Show Tribute Song
(to the tune of ''Do You Hear the People Sing'' – from Les Miserables)
Have you heard the hopefuls sing?
Singing a song to angry men?
It is a discord of the like
You'll sadly hear again, again.
When the screeching of a girl
Echoes the bleating and the squawks,
There is a rant about to start
When the panel talks.
Will you watch the panel cringe,
Sitting with fingers in your ears?
After ordeal of auditions
Many singers leave in tears.
We watch all the shows
And they give us the laugh of our years.
We've all heard the hopefuls sing,
Singing the songs that cause us pain.
It is the music of a sort
That will offend our ears again.
When the shouting out of tune
Echoes the blaring and the squeaks,
There is a row about to start
When the panel speaks.
Will you vote in all the shows -
Select the one with the best voice?
Some will fall and some survive –
Will you dial up and make your choice?
The makers will profit;
Their coffers will fill; they'll rejoice!
Did you hear the hopefuls sing,
Wishing that you could try, as well.
If you have thought, I could do better
And I'll show Simon Cowell!
Then you'll have to go along,
Sticking a number on your chest.
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Become a Member of the Penn State Centre Stage Board of Directors:
The Board of Directors of PSCS serves as the liaison between the administration of the theatre and the community.
As such, the Board represents the needs and wants of the community to the theatre administration and advocates for the theatre to the community. Gift planning offers you the chance to give to Penn State now or after your lifetime, helping you align your charitable giving with your overall financial and estate plans. Many giving options even offer you financial benefits, allowing you to make the greatest impact on our students while maintaining the future security of you and your loved ones. Thank you for considering a gift to Penn State!
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What is the function of the Centre Stage Board?
The Board of Centre Stage focuses most of its effort on Fundraising, Audience Development, Special Events, and Advocacy.. Additionally, Board Members serve as "ambassadors" in the community, and assist in audience development, help organize, develop and execute opening night dinners and other celebratory functions, and support the theatre operation in ways that are both necessary and helpful.
One key difference between the Centre Stage Board and many other non-profit boards is that Centre Stage's Board serves in an advisory capacity only. While the theatre is extraordinarily dependent on the board for its support and assistance, the legal and fiduciary responsibility for Penn State Centre Stage rests with the university.
What will be expected of me as a Board Member?
Each Board Member serves on a committee. The Board committees are Audience Development and Special Events, Development (Annual and Corporate Giving), Opening Nights Reception, and Nominating and Bi-Laws. Each committee works with a member of the staff of the theatre to accomplish its work and support the activities of the theatre.
The Board and committees meet monthly September through July; attendance is expected of all Board Members. Committees meet as needed to accomplish their work. The Executive Committee meets as necessary September through July.
Am I expected to fundraise?
All Board Members are expected to make a contribution of some sort to the development effort of the theatre. While for some this may mean direct solicitation, for others it can mean providing names of suggested contacts, signing a letter written by the development office, etc. The level of your fundraising activity expectations will be discussed with you prior to accepting a position on the Board.
What about social obligations?
There are a number of events associated with the theatre that are scheduled throughout the year. While Board Members are not specifically required to attend, the expectation is that each Board Member will attend as many as are appropriate and possible for the individual member. It is hoped that board members will participate in the opening night festivities and all other functions associated with the plays.
Events are planned to be "fun" rather than a chore for the Board and serve to heighten community awareness of the theatre.
We hope this gives you a general idea of the Centre Stage Board expectations. Most of all, we are a group of people who work together, and have fun together, in support of one of our community's finest arts programs. If you are interested in becoming a member of the Penn State Centre Stage board, please email John Hook, nominating committee chair, at email@example.com.


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From 1981 until 1995, every college football postseason had either USC or UCLA – or both -- in it.
In 1996, on November 23rd, however, USC was 5-5 and UCLA was 4-6, and both would be home for the holidays.
There was little to play for on that late-fall afternoon. Neither team was bowling, both teams were coming off losses, USC to Stanford and UCLA to Arizona.
All that was at stake was pride.
And the streak.
UCLA had won the previous five games against USC, but this was one of their weaker teams, a Bruin squad still trying to find themselves under Toledo.
A UCLA team that could look so good for one half, then look so bad the next.
It was a team with a struggling sophomore quarterback, who'd been so up-and-down that Toledo openly talked about replacing him – a quarterback who just a few weeks before against Stanford engineered one of the worst-looking two-minute drills in the history of football, which resulted in a raining of boos in the Rose Bowl.
So with just a shade over 80,000 people in the Rose Bowl that day, two mediocre teams would play for, well, not much.
And when those fans left the Arroyo Seco that afternoon, they had witnessed one of the most amazing comebacks, really, the most amazing comeback, in the history of the rivalry.
For three quarters, it was Murphy's Law for the Bruins. Everything that could go wrong did.
USC jumped out to a 10-lead, and then, in what had been seen way too many times that year, Cade McNown made an inexplicably dumb pass, while under pressure, and Sammie Knight would pick it off, and return it 74 yards for a touchdown. It was 17-0 Trojans, early in the second quarter.
McNown would score on the ensuing drive, but USC would get more points on the board. R. Jay Soward, who would loom large in the game, scored on a 60-yard touchdown pass from Brad Otton.
The Trojans were up 24-7 at the half. The first small wave of UCLA fans grabbed their seat cushions and headed for the exits. The streak would likely come to an end that day.
McNown would get UCLA on the board first in the second half, a 52-yard touchdown pass to Danny Farmer pulling them within 10.
But then the Trojans scored again. 31-14, USC.
The next smaller batch of UCLA fans scooped up their lemonades and kettle corn, ready to beat the traffic that would follow. Surely, the streak was over.
UCLA scored again, McNown running for 10-yards. But what did it matter? It was still 31-21, and USC's offense was scoring at will.
Then came the break for UCLA. Weldon Forde crushed Otton, injuring his ribs in the process.
Could UCLA capitalize?
The offense did nothing, and gave it right back to USC.
Then came the dagger. Or in USC's case, a sword. Matt Koffler, who replaced Brad Otton, found Soward streaking up the sideline. Kusanti Abdul-Salaam, who would also loom large in this game, slipped, and Koffler had all the time in the world to find Soward. The precocious freshman was gone, a 78-yard touchdown pass. A 38-21 Trojan lead with 11 minutes left. No Otton? No problem.
Another batch of Bruin fans were spilling out, their arms tired from waving the 12th-Bruin towels.
Had cell phones been prominent then, probably more people would have left. Text messages to friends would have meant no need to wait until after the game to meet, fans could leave right then and there. The section our group of three was in had more buzz being about "should we leave" rather than "any chance the Bruins have a comeback in them?"
McNown then drove the Bruins down the field. And if everything that could go wrong hadn't already, it would surely happen on this drive.
A touchdown pass from McNown to Jimmy McElroy, with McElroy emphatically pointing to the part of the end zone he was insistent he got his foot in, was waved off. Wouldn't have mattered anyway. There was a flag on UCLA.
Bjorn Merten, the rollercoaster ride of a kicker, trotted on to the field for the most meaningless field goal in the rivalry's history. It was a 47-yarder, that in the grand scheme of things, wouldn't matter, because really, no way UCLA could come back from a 17-point deficit in under seven minutes.
Boos sprinkled from the crowd, frustration and anger, at essentially waving the white flag going for a field goal. Sure, you'd need a field goal down the line, but at that point, seven was a lot more than three, and that 17-point deficit didn't look much different if it were 14.
UCLA's Greg Andrasick had a beautiful kickoff, a kick that gave the Trojans poor field position, leading to USC struggling in their possession and having to punt.
UCLA took over and, in just nine plays, McNown suddenly looked like the greatest quarterback in history, getting the Bruins to the one-yard line, where freshman Keith Brown, who'd played second fiddle to Skip Hicks all year, cut the lead to 38-31.
With just 2:49 left, USC set up its hands team for the kickoff. UCLA, hoping for a beneficial bounce, went for an onside kick, but Ryan Roques needed to be taller, with the ball sailing over his outstretched arms and out of bounds, Trojan ball. UCLA's chances of tying were over. All USC needed to do was run out the clock. A couple of plays resulted in a first down, hope appeared loss. UCLA used a timeout.
During the time out, Trojan head coach John Rob inson grabbed LaVale Woods, telling him to get in at running back for USC. His final words? "Hold on to the ball."
UCLA assistant Terry Tumey put a hobbling Danjuan Magee in for the final drive. Magee had his knee drained that week, and was limping around the field for three hours, his impact non-existent all game.
I had leaned over to my buddy, God's honest truth, and said during the time out: "Wouldn't it be crazy if USC fumbled the snap right here?"
My buddy laughed. "Ain't gonna happen."
He was right.
Koffler took the snap, handed the ball to Woods, who would assuredly get more yards against a tired Bruin defense.
Magee broke into the backfield, though, and got enough of Woods, and enough of the ball, to have it pop out. The roar of the Bruin crowd, hushed in a second by the flawless snap, was replaced by 50,000 gasps, shrieks and open mouths, pointing to the loose (fully-inflated) ball, lying on the Rose Bowl turf.
Almost 10 minutes before, Abdul-Salaam saw nothing but butt cheeks and elbows as Soward dusted him. But Abdul Salaam, now, scooped up the fumble to make one of the most famous fumble recoveries in Bruin history.
The Bruins had life.
The slumping southpaw, who was maddening in his inconsistency, refreshing in his candor and toughness, but underwhelming in the clutch, would then have one drive that arguably launched the legend.
McNown would hit McElroy on a slant for 17-yards. First down at the Trojan 39. A completion to Jamal Clark put the ball at the Trojan 34.
With the clock running, the crowd panicking, Rodney Lee, who somehow, someway, found himself on the field, got open. McNown, as he would do for most of 1997 and 1998, would find the open receiver. A beautifully placed ball on the sideline, and Lee, who had a grand total of four catches for 27 yards in that season previous to this moment, dove, grasped the ball, tucked it, got down in bounds and tumbled out.
Bruin ball at the Trojan 11.
And the maddening McNown, who looked poised the pass before, almost then got picked off, on a poor decision trying to force it to Farmer.
Al Borges still had the USC defense on its heels. The Trojans were expecting a pass, dropping guys into coverage. So Borges naturally decided to hand the ball off to Hicks.
And in one of the most perfectly-blocked, perfectly-executed runs up the middle, Hicks marched into the end zone.
38-37 Trojans.
Bjorn Merten, who had kicked the "meaningless field goal" just 5:30 before, would need to make the most important PAT of his life.
Chris Rubio, the UCLA longsnapper, put both of his hands on the ball, ready to snap it.
"The key moment I remember for me was when I was snapping to tie the game and being upside down and seeing the scoreboard," said Rubio. "I had been flawless all my career and I just remember thinking 'not now,' and luckily it was a great snap."
Kevin Walker would get the hold down. Merten would knock it through.
Tie game, 39 seconds left.
But USC wouldn't go away.
A 39-yard pass and then a questionable pass interference got USC into field goal range. With just seconds left on the clock, Adam Abrams would kick himself into Trojan lore.
Instead, he would kick it into the Bruins' line.
Not just any overtime, though. The first overtime in the history of the rivalry.
UCLA's offense was rolling, USC's defense was scuffling.
So of course, it was USC who could move the ball in the first overtime, getting inside the 10, Abrams getting the field goal that had eluded him, from 25-yards out.
41-38 Trojans. UCLA ball.
For everything that Skip Hicks did that day, it was almost for naught.
The first play of the Bruins' overtime, Hicks dropped the ball. Fortunately for him, he fell on it. But already, UCLA was in the hole offensively.
Two more plays, and all UCLA could do was get to the 23-yard line.
Merten had already kicked a 47-yard field goal and the game-tying PAT. Now he'd need that cool, calm demeanor he had as a freshman, which would betray him for much of the rest of his career, to tie the game. To keep the streak alive.
Rubio leaned down again, fired off a perfect snap, the hold was down, Merten was true.
41-41. Second overtime coming up, Bruin ball.
The UCLA offense, which was so good in their last two drives of the game, but so horrid on their first possession in overtime, was back on the field.
McNown went under center. He took the snap, and handed it off to Hicks. For an instant, it looked like Hicks would be stopped at the line of scrimmage. It was quiet in the Rose Bowl, save the two end zones.
But from among the scrum, out popped Hicks, who someway, somehow, got through the line, bounced it outside, and was gone.
The Rose Bowl exploded.
Merten knocked the PAT through. 48-41.
Trojan ball.
For the first time all day, UCLA had the lead. For the first time all day, the Bruins had hope.
For the third time all day, UCLA would need the stop of their life.
"We hadn't lost to USC since I was there so we were definitely a little thrown by the score," said Rubio. "But it was almost like we knew we had the ability to win as long as the clock didn't run out."
In overtime, there are no clocks. In overtime, there isn't room for choking.
And Soward, who had torched the Bruin secondary for 260 yards and three touchdowns on just six receptions, would make one of the most unclutch plays of his career.
Back track a bit. After Soward had torched Abdul-Salaam, he looked into the TV cameras, and matter-of-factly said "Five more years? It ends today! It ends today." Then he did the throat-slash.
After two plays didn't bring up much, USC called a timeout.
Third down for USC, about four yards to go.
Koffler had Soward wide open for a first down. Shaun Williams, the excellent Bruin safety, who would be a first team all-American a year later, was late getting to Soward.
But a funny thing happened after the throat slash.
The hands that so audaciously and mockingly waved the five fingers, that so brazenly slashed the throat, would ultimately be Soward's downfall.
Soward dropped the ball.
Should have saved the hands for catching passes, not for slashing throats.
By this point, the Rose Bowl was at a feverish pitch.
4th down, USC still needing just a few yards for a first down, and renewed life.
Koffler dropped back to pass.
Phillip Ward, who always seemed to have the game of his life when the opponent was wearing Cardinal and Gold, flew in from the edge, a staple in the Rocky Long defense. A half-hearted attempt at blocking Ward didn't faze him. He had Koffler in his grasp.
The rocking Rose Bowl, louder than it had been at any point on that day, probably louder than it had been at any point since Nkosi Littleton broke up the two-point attempt from Rob Johnson four years before, had gone silent.
The ball floated into the air.
Standing back there, all alone, eyes focused on the ball, was Anthony Cobbs. In what was probably the slowest motion situation that Cobbs has ever been in, the ball started its downward descent.
The crowd started to perk up, the ball still floating.
The ball landed in Cobbs' hands. The noise echoed throughout the San Gabriel Mountains.
Game over.
Comeback complete. The day that Cade McNown went from frustrating and frightening to famous.
A meaningless game four hours before had become one of the most amazing wins in Bruin history.
The streak was still alive.
"It was the most emotion I have ever experienced in a game," Rubio would say. "It was beyond draining."
After what seemed like an hour after the game, the Bruin players celebrating on the field, Geoff Strand foolishly and unsuccessfully trying to chase down Jimmy McElroy, who gallivanted around the Rose Bowl with the "UCLA Alumni" flag, not wanting to give it up, not letting Strand chase him down, the Rose Bowl was still rocking.
Eventually the players retreated to their locker room to celebrate.
Sixteen years later, Rubio vividly remembers the emotion in the locker room.
"It was a combination of shock, relief and exuberance," said Rubio. "It was almost like you could tell it would be a game that would be discussed forever."
And 16 years after that thought-to-be-meaningless game ended, Rubio knows he played a small, yet large role, in a game he still watches and reminisces about. A game that still leaves his stomach in knots. A game that makes him anxious.
"I still think it was the best (game)," said Rubio. "And It was an epic comeback combined with a rivalry game. You don't get better than that. I know many people left. I still get nervous watching it when they show it. I think there is no way we can come back. And of course we do. Amazing."


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We need to have fallen upon our knees
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Knees worn until you might want to cry,
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We spread His word, about Free Salvation,
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The news, God Loves them, they don't care.
'Man can make a better place,
while throwing God's ways in His face;
Becoming more and more like gods;'
which will force the use of His 'Iron Rod.'
Soon, I feel, our knees will heal,
In the time it takes to serve a meal;
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Many people left behind,
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Just thought you all might like to know- I seem to have successfully rooted
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Number of applications: 150+
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Website: http://www.jewishcontent.org/
Number of applications: 100+
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Website: http://ebookapp.com
Number of applications: about 100
Focus Area: DMBC provides applications from various genres ranging from iphone ebooks, games, business and finance apps etc.
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Authentic Kanger! Oh yes...the replacement coils arrived.
This Product Features:
Replacement Heads/ Coils fit:
You Will Receive:
NOTE: Most regulated devices will not read these sub ohm coils. These coils work best with mechanical mods.
Compatible: PROTANK 3, AEROTANK, AEROTANK MEGA, AEROTANK GIANT, AEROTANK MINI, EVOD 2, T3D