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Important Catholic Audio CDs, DVDs and Study Guides
NEW TESTAMENT: DOUAY-RHEIMS - Audio CD Set - 14-CD Set
OLD TESTAMENT: PENTATEUCH (DOUAY-RHEIMS) Audio CS Set - 11-CD Set
An Exorcist Tells His Story (4 CD Set)
In this powerful audio-book read by Matthew Arnold, Fr. Gabriele Amorth, the renowned chief exorcist of Rome, tells of his many experiences doing battle with Satan to relieve the great suffering of many people in the grip of evil. The importance of this ministry to "expel demons" is clearly seen from the Gospels, from the actions of the Apostles, and from Church history.
Fr. Amorth has performed hundreds of exorcisms over many years and allows you to witness the activities of the exorcist. Experience what an exorcist sees and does with this powerful bundle!
Interview with an Exorcist (DVD)
Fr. Jose Antonio Fortea was preparing to seek his doctorate in Church history when he was compelled by his bishop to pursue the world's first PhD in exorcism. Fr. Fortea was given unrestricted access to many secret and sealed documents, but that was only the beginning. For years He has traveled the world consulting with exorcists, documenting their experiences, investigating cases of suspected demonic possession, and actually attending countless exorcisms.
As you watch this spellbinding presentation you'll better understand the importance of exorcism and why some human forces (even in the Church) attack and disparage this essential apostolic ministry. Order this bundle now and experience the triumph of Jesus Christ over evil in its most visible form.
Dr. Scott Hahn (Read by Matthew Arnold) -- (3 CD Set)
Interested in bringing Matthew Arnold to speak at your parish or event? Book him now through The Catholic Speakers Association!
A fresh and enlightening new perspective on Mary, Mother of God, and her central importance in the Christian faith, from the author of the highly successful The Lamb's Supper, Catholic scholar and apologist Scott Hahn explored the relationship between the Book of Revelation and the Roman Catholic Mass, deftly clarifying the most subtle of theological points with analogies and anecdotes from everyday life.
In Hail, Holy Queen, he employs the same accessible, entertaining style to demonstrate Mary's essential role in Christianity's redemptive message. Most Christians know that the life of Jesus is foreshadowed throughout the Old Testament.
Through a close examination of the Bible, as well as the work of both Catholic and Protestant scholars and clergy, Hahn brings to light the small but significant details showing that just as Jesus is the "New Adam," so Mary is the "New Eve." Building on these scriptural and historical foundations, Hahn presents a new look at the Marian doctrines: Her Immaculate Conception, Perpetual Virginity, Assumption, and Coronation.
Hahn then unveils the Marian mystery at the heart of the Book of Revelation and reveals how it is foretold in the very first pages of the Book of Genesis and in the story of King David's monarchy, which speaks of a privileged place for the mother of the king.
As he guides modern-day readers through passages filled with mysteries and poetry, Hahn helps them rediscover the ancient art and science of reading the Scriptures and gain a more profound understanding of their truthfulness and relevance to faith and the practice of religion in the contemporary world.
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Read by Edwin Hale III -- - Audio CD Set
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Spiritual direction can be classified as understanding the general direction or trajectory of one's soul; working with a spiritual guide to help unite one's soul to God; and a process of growing in holiness. Covering each of these important pathways to peace and holiness, this audiobook will serve the souls of those who are seeking to deepen their relationship with God and find their spiritual direction. Whether you are at the beginning of the process, a veteran of spiritual direction, or struggling outside of spiritual direction, this audiobook will help you uncover a map of success for your journey.
Daniel Burke's Navigating the Interior Life will give you the tools you need to understand how and why we grow and die in the spiritual life and what we can do about it.
About the author: Dan Burke is the executive director of EWTN's National Catholic Register. His award-winning blog, SpiritualDirection.com, has helped hundreds of thousands seeking faithful Catholic spirituality. Anthony Lilles is an author, theologian, and academic dean of Saint John's Seminary in Camarillo, CA and Juan Diego House for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. His doctoral work was dedicated to the wisdom of the saints and mystics of the Church.
Praise for Navigating the Interior Life:
"Most of us have questions about spiritual direction. What is it? Is it for me? What if I can't find a spiritual director? These questions and more are well answered in Dan Burke's book. The Lord is clearly calling all Catholics into a deeper union with him. This book, in a style which is both inspiring and practical, provides some of the Church's most important wisdom about how to respond to this call."
—Ralph Martin, Ph.D, president, Renewal Ministries and author of The Fulfillment of All Desire
Price: $24.95 Order Here
Winner: Honorable Mention from the Catholic Press Association
Ralph Martin, drawing upon the teaching of seven acknowledged "Spiritual Doctors" of the Church, presents an indepth study of the journey to God. This book provides encouragement and direction for the pilgrim who desires to know, love, and serve our Lord. Whether the reader is beginning the spiritual journey or has been traveling the road for many years, he will find a treasure of wisdom in The Fulfillment of All Desire. It is destined to be a modern classic on the spiritual life.
About the author: Ralph Martin is the president of Renewal Ministries, an organization devoted to Catholic renewal and evangelization. Renewal Ministries is the sponsor of "The Choices We Face" a widely viewed weekly Catholic television and radio program distributed throughout the world and engages in a wide variety of mission work in more than 30 countries.
"This is a book to keep at your place of prayer for years to come. Ralph Martin has given us the fruit of years of study of the spiritual life in the great Catholic tradition. It is a treasure chest of quotations of the greatest writers on the journey to God. Careful reading and rereading will be a source of powerful inspiration for all those on the spiritual journey."
—Fr. Benedict Groeschel, C.F.R., founder of Friars of the Renewal
Price: $89.95 Order Here
THE MASS: AN INTRODUCTION - Audio CD Set
The Mass: An Introduction is a four part series presented by the Archdiocese of Mobile in association with 4PM Media, the creators of The Wild Goose. The DVD features Archbishop Rodi with Fr. Victor Ingalls, Dr. Norman McCrummen, and Dr. Allison Meyer.
Experiencing the fullness of the Mass begins with understanding not just the Mass, but worship itself. The series asks four questions:
Why worship on Sundays?
Each segment is about 15 minutes long and is available with either English or Spanish subtitles. Additional resources are available at 4PM Media's Website
Has Saint Joe's made an impact on your life? Tell us about it here!
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Steve Ray -- (19 Talks total) - Audio CD Set
Interested in bringing Steve Ray to speak at your parish or event? Book him now through The Catholic Speakers Association!
In this Bible study on the first 17 chapters of the Acts of the Apostles, Steve Ray opens the scriptures and shows how the Early Church of the New Testament is the same as the Catholic Church of today. A continuation of Luke's Gospel, this is the only book of the New Testament which continues the story of Jesus into the Early Church.
You'll be amazed as you learn how the Holy Spirit carefully guided and directed the Apostles and their appointed successors. You will also discover how these first followers of Jesus heroically witnessed to the Gospel message, even to the point of shedding their own blood.
This well-documented study introduces you to many key people and places, struggles and strifes in the work of the Holy Spirit in the Early Church. Individually these four volumes would be $115!
This set includes:
Acts of the Apostles (Vol 1) - (Chapters 1-4)
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Various Speakers -- (15 Talk Set) - Audio CD Set
Interested in bringing Steve Ray to speak at your parish or event? Book him now through The Catholic Speakers Association!
Discover how these converts found peace and truth in the Catholic Church. The courageous, inspiring stories of these fifteen people will deepen your understanding and renew your appreciation of the Catholic Faith.
Conversions by:
Price: $65.95 Order Here
Exactly who is the Blessed Virgin Mary? Can you explain her role in God's plan for the world? Do you fully understand the vital role she plays in your life?
While Catholics know Mary is important, many never fully grasp how essential she really is. Now they can. The Bible and the Virgin Mary unveils the mystery of Our Lady that is woven into the fabric of Sacred Scripture.
Join author, speaker, and St. Paul Center Executive Director, Matthew Leonard, in this beautiful, awe-inspiring series, in which the Mary of doctrine and devotion comes alive in a powerful, new way. All in all, you will experience Mary as you've never experienced her before!
The Bible and the Virgin Mary is part of the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology's dynamic Journey Through Scripture Bible study series. It is based upon Dr. Scott Hahn's bestselling book Hail, Holy Queen.
Session Listing:
Lesson 1: A Biblical Introduction to Mary (27 min)
Price: $99.95 Order Here
SCOTT HAHN GOSPEL BUNDLE - Audio CD Set
This bundle includes:
The Gospel of Matthew (12 Talk Set):
The Gospel of Mark (5 Talk Set):
The Gospel of Luke (6 Talk Set):
The Gospel of John (15 Talk Set):
Price: $145.95 Order Here
REDISCOVERING CHRISTMAS - Audio CD Set
Dr. Edmund Mazza -- (4 Talk Set)
What Do You Do When the Most Joyous Season of the Year has Become More "Ho-hum" than "Ho, Ho, Ho?"
Each Christmas Catholics face the challenge of navigating a yearly routine of commercialism, cards, presents, and parties entirely divorced from the real "reason for the season." Yet, separated from authentic history, the stable in the little town of Bethlehem is nothing more than a cardboard cutout among the rest of the decorations. While no sensible person would form an opinion on a great book having only read the last chapter, many today light candles and sing Christmas carols in blissful ignorance of the incredible events that led up to the appearance of the Babe in the Manger. But where do you turn to learn the "rest of the story?"
Divine Truth in Earthly History
What You Will Discover:
Price: $27.95 Order Here
BIBLICAL EVIDENCE FOR CATHOLICS - Study Guide
Do you need to know what the bible really teaches regarding the fundamentalist teaching "Bible Alone" or "sola scriptura"? What about what the bible teaches regarding the "Faith Alone" teaching.
Price: $9.95 Order Here
WHAT EVERY CATHOLIC NEEDS TO KNOW BUNDLE - DVD Set
Matthew Arnold
Interested in bringing Matthew Arnold to speak at your parish or event? Book him now through The Catholic Speakers Association!
These incredible DVDs will empower you with the truths about such important topics such as Mary's role in the Church today, the institution of the Papacy by Christ Himself, and the crucial role of the Church's tradition in Biblical interpretation. These DVD presentations are perfect for adult inquiry classes, RCIA, Confirmation, and Catholic Bible study groups.
Price: $39.95 Order Here
Matthew Arnold, Jesse Romero M.A. and Edmund Mazza Ph.D. -- (DVD)
Interested in bringing Matthew Arnold to speak at your parish or event? Book him now through The Catholic Speakers Association!
The story of the Christian Crusades to the Holy Land is one of the most fascinating events of medieval history – and raises many serious questions today. There is probably no institution in the history of man more unjustly maligned than the Catholic Church-and no more powerful rhetorical device than the distortion of the facts regarding the Crusades.
Opponents of the Church demand to know, "How can the Catholic Church be the true Church when she tortured and killed Jews, Muslims and even other Christians?" "How can a truly Christian Church be responsible for bloody religious wars, when Christ said, 'Turn the other cheek'?" "How can this Church, with the blood of millions on her hands dare to condemn 'a woman's right to choose'?"
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Steve Ray -- (3 CD Set)
Interested in bringing Steve Ray to speak at your parish or event? Book him now through The Catholic Speakers Association!
In this exciting series, Baptist convert Stephen Ray shares deep insights and effective arguments to win over even the hardest of hearts. You'll be swept away as this best-selling author and apologist shares his journey to Catholicism and investigates the primary stumbling blocks of those who vehemently oppose the Church, the issues of salvation and the Papacy.
Stephen Ray was raised in a devout, loving, Baptist family. Always a zealous instructor of Sacred Scripture, he nearly fell off his chair when a close friend, an Evangelical pastor, converted to Catholicism.
Steve and his wife Janet began a personal pilgrimage that would radically change their lives. After serious study and much prayer, the Rays became convinced that the Roman Catholic Church was the Church founded by Christ almost 2000 years ago. They also realized that Catholicism faithfully and fully continued the Apostolic teaching as understood by the Fathers, the Councils and gloriously preserved through the See of Peter.
Talks in this series:
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Stephen Ray -- (4 Talk Set)
Interested in bringing Steve Ray to speak at your parish or event? Book him now through The Catholic Speakers Association!
In this exciting series, you will be given the perfect apologetic primer to better understand and defend the Catholic Faith. Stephen Ray, former Evangelical Protestant and Bible teacher, highlights the fundamental issues that many non-Catholics seriously question and some even viciously attack. He shatters the unfounded charges that Catholics have "invented" doctrines by providing straightfoward responses. With incredible enthusiasm, Ray articulates the Truth in a way that is not only solidly Catholic, but totally Biblical as well.
You'll Learn:
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Jesse Romero & Terry Barber with Robert Spencer
Interested in bringing Terry Barber to speak at your parish or event? Book him now through The Catholic Speakers Association!
This is an informative interview with Robert Spencer, author of the best–selling book Not Peace but a Sword: The Great Chasm Between Christianity and Islam
Many Catholics and non–Catholics today believe that Islam is a religion of peace and therefore cling to an illusion that both religions can "co–exist" peacefully today.
Robert Spencer shows why the fact is, there is little common ground for such co–existence... and not from the Catholic side.
In this interview with radio hosts Jesse Romero and Terry Barber, the author, without hesitation, unleashes clear and direct answers to the most often–asked questions. This interview is a must-have for every Catholics and non–Catholics alike.
Two popular speaker/authors endorse Spencer's message:
"Robert Spencer is a careful observer of Islam and a courageous voice on behalf of Christians. In Not Peace but a Sword, he shows us how to take Islam seriously without falling into alarmism, hatred, or bigotry and provides a needed corrective to media disinformation."
"Robert Spencer carefully examines the challenge posed to Christianity by an increasingly militant Islam. His case is calm, lucid, accurate and uncompromising in its presentation of the facts of history. He provides an honest and unflinching account of the roots of Christian/Muslim tensions, a robust defense of Jesus Christ and Christianity in response to Muslim claims, and a sobering wakeup call to all Christians."
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Tim Staples and Dr. Scott Hahn --
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Thomas Smith
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Dr. Scott Hahn --
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INSIDE MORMONISM: GREAT APOSTASY OR APOSTOLIC SUCCESSION - CD Set
Thomas Smith -- (3-CD Set)
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Tim Staples --
Don't you wish everyone you knew was Catholic? Take a few moments to think about it. You know friends and family members that would benefit from the Catholic faith.
But how to approach them? What should you say when you have the opportunity to dialogue with them? It is simpler than you may think.
In Why Be Catholic?, Tim covers topics like the scientific proofs for the existence of God; The philosophical principles for proving the existence of God and how God's majesty is revealed in what He has created.
Tim Staples has spent his life studying the faith, both from outside the Catholic Church (as a Protestant minister) and from inside as a Catholic apologist and speaker. In Why Be Catholic?, he presents a powerful, information-packed primer on the Catholic faith.
In the end, it is the Holy Spirit who will bring someone to Jesus Christ and His Church. Your task is to get yourself involved in the process—and Why Be Catholic? will help you do that!
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Dr. Scott Hahn --
Jeff Cavins explores and responds to some of the reasons why so many people have left the Catholic Church for evangelical Christianity. As he presents the story of his return to Catholicism, Cavins also builds a case for why the Catholic Church is the Church founded by Christ.
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Steve Ray -- (Available as CD, DVD, & MP3 Download)
Interested in bringing Steve Ray to speak at your parish or event? Book him now through The Catholic Speakers Association!
In this exciting series, Baptist convert Stephen Ray shares deep insights and effective arguments to win over even the hardest of hearts. You'll be swept away as this best-selling author and apologist shares his journey to Catholicism and investigates the primary stumbling blocks of those who vehemently oppose the Church, the issues of salvation and the Papacy.
Stephen Ray was raised in a devout, loving, Baptist family. Always a zealous instructor of Sacred Scripture, he nearly fell off his chair when a close friend, an Evangelical pastor, converted to Catholicism.
Steve and his wife Janet began a personal pilgrimage that would radically change their lives. After serious study and much prayer, the Rays became convinced that the Roman Catholic Church was the Church founded by Christ almost 2000 years ago. They also realized that Catholicism faithfully and fully continued the Apostolic teaching as understood by the Fathers, the Councils and gloriously preserved through the See of Peter.
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Fr. Jose Fortea --
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Created by Dennis & Angelina Girard
Interested in bringing Dennis & Angelina Girard to speak at your parish or event? Book them now through The Catholic Speakers Association!
"No one can live continually in sin and continue to say the Rosary: either they will give up sin or they will give up the Rosary."
Pope Francis encourages daily recitation of the Rosary & Divine Mercy Chaplet as: "spiritual help for our souls and for spreading love, forgiveness..." now you can experience the Rosary and Divine Mercy Chaplet in a new and beautiful way.
This DVD will help you focus in on your prayer using:
Price: $14.95 Order Here
Fr. Donald Calloway -- (DVD)
The Chaplet of Divine Mercy is one of today's most popular Catholic devotions. Now you can experience God's Mercy in your own life as you discover how a humble Polish nun became a powerful apostle of God's plan of mercy for the world. In Jesus I Trust in You, Fr. Donald Calloway, MIC instructs you in the powerful spirituality of the popular St. Faustina.
A Message For The World
Even before her death in 1938, the devotion to The Divine Mercy had begun to spread and her diary Divine Mercy in My Soul has become the handbook for this popular devotion. But as Father relates, Faustina herself would not have been surprised, for she had been told that the message of God's Mercy would spread through her writings for the great benefit of souls!
Exclusive Special Feature
JPII and Divine Mercy Sunday
In this presentation, Fr. Calloway will answer all your questions about the proper observation of this great gift to the Church. Order now and join St. Faustina by taking deeply into your heart God's gospel command to "be merciful even as your heavenly Father is merciful."
Price: $19.95 Order Here
Dr. Scott Hahn -- (1 DVD)
Whether you have been married one year or thirty, this DVD is a must for every Catholic couple. Make this DVD a date night on the couch with your husband or wife and watch one of the greatest communicators of the Catholic faith explain the importance of marriage.
As you listen to, and absorb these Biblical teachings, you can become a better communicator to your spouse and deepen your bond with your loved one.
You'll learn:
The divorce rate is no different in Catholic marriages as it is in civil unions, which is why it is important to get this DVD into the hands of every married Catholic couple. Act now and purchase this DVD for yourself, your parents, sons, or daughters.
Bonus Segment: Listen to a fifteen minute sobering segment (for men only) that will fire him up to be a more committed husband.
Price: $19.95 Order Here
Based on the Catechism of the Catholic Church and presented by popular educator Fr. John Flader, Journey into Truth explains the principal teachings of the Church in a way anyone can understand and shows how they can be lived out in ordinary life. The 24 half-hour talks cover the four parts of the Catechism and are enhanced by beautiful high-definition film clips, images, and quotations. This is ideal for RCIA groups, adult faith formation groups, youth groups, teachers, catechists, and families.
Fr. John Flader, was born in the U.S. and has a Bachelor of Arts from Harvard and a Doctorate in Cannon Law from the University of Navarre. He was ordained a priest of Opus Dei in 1967 and since 1968 has resided in Australia, serving as chaplain of Warrane College at the University of New South Wales, chaplain of the University of Tasmania, chaplain of RMIT University, Director of the Catholic Adult Education Center of the Archdiocese of Sydney, and chaplain of Montgrove College. Since 2005 he has written a weekly question-and-answer column in The Catholic Weekly and other Catholic newspapers.
"Fr. John Flader is a master teacher. Much of his priestly ministry has been devoted to the lucid and engaging explanation of the faith. His depth of knowledge and attractive presentation are readily seen in Journey into Truth. I recommend it to all who wish to understand their own journey of faith."
"The image of a 'journey' speaks vividly of the Christian's faith in Jesus Christ, who is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. Journey into Truth maps the way forward, always towards that eternal home, the place the Lord Jesus has prepared for each of us. I highly recommend it and pray that many will grow in their faith through it."
"A superb production, Beautifully presented and rich in content. I hope many will use it to learn the Catholic faith in depth."
- 8 DVDs
*Accompanying book not available for purchase in the U.S.
Price: $99.95 Order Here
Dr. Scott Hahn --
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ATHEISM: NOT JUST MONKEY BUSINESS - CD Set
Jesse Romero --
Price: $27.95 Order Here
"40 is an emotionally powerful and intellectually stimulating must-see movie."
Movie Guide - The Family Guide to Movie Reviews
The new film 40 is being called the most compelling pro-life documentary ever produced. The title refers to the 40th anniversary of the notorious Roe v. Wade decision and the horrific legacy of four decades of legalized abortion-and what can be done about it. Abortion is the human rights issue of our time. Now you have a powerful means to share that truth in a convincing way-even to the most committed "pro-choicers" in your life.
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Fr. William Casey --
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Matt Arnold --
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Matt Arnold -- (Available as CD & DVD)
Interested in bringing Matthew Arnold to speak at your parish or event? Book him now through The Catholic Speakers Association!
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ADULT ED. MODULE 1: LAYING THE GROUND WORK - DVD Set
Dr. Scott Hahn & Kimberly Hahn, M.A.
This 4 DVD Set on Laying the Groundwork from the Catholic Education Series includes:
-The Scott Hahn Conversion Story
-The Kimberly Hahn Conversion Story
-The Splendor of the Church
-The Bible and the Church
The Catholic Adult Education Series on DVD is an excellent program designed for parishes to receive solid Catholic Adult Education at a fraction of the cost of hiring a professional catechetical team. The series is made up of 35 individual programs and is divided into 6 modules for ease of use. These DVD presentations were recorded live on location at parishes across the country, adhere to the teaching contained in the New Catechism of the Catholic Church, have been approved nationwide and are being used in parishes across the United States and throughout the world.
Each DVD presentation runs approximately 60 to 90 minutes and each module is accompanied by a complete PDF study guide on CD that includes:
An overview of each program in the module:
Module I - The "Catholic Adult Education on DVD" Program with Scott and Kimberly Hahn is Broken down into six Modules. Each module consists of related presentations and is laid out in a recommended sequence of showing. The first four programs in Module I lay the foundation for the entire program. First, we introduce Scott and Kimberly Hahn and tell how they came to see the Catholic Church as the Family of God. From there we move into an overview of the Catholic Church and show the historical splendor of her existence. The final DVD in this section focuses on the Bible and the Church; it explains why the two must go together and cannot be separated. This program establishes the divine authority of both the Bible and the Church and provides a definitive source of reference for subject matter in later programs.
Complete Catholic Adult Education on DVD course - All 6 modules, Programs 1-35
Catholic Adult Education Series:
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ADULT ED. MODULE 4: A CLOSER LOOK AT CHRIST'S CHURCH - DVD set
Dr. Scott Hahn & Kimberly Hahn, M.A. --
This 6 DVD Set on A Close Look At Christ's Church from the Catholic Education Series includes:
• The Pope, Holy Father
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ADULT ED. MODULE 6: APPLYING FAITH TO OUR FAMILIES - DVD set
Dr. Scott Hahn & Kimberly Hahn, M.A. --
This 9 DVD Set on Applying Faith To Our Families from the Catholic Education Series includes:
• Christ and the Church: A Model for Marriage
Price: $124.95 Order Here
ADULT ED. MODULE 2: SALVATION HISTORY - DVD set
Dr. Scott Hahn & Kimberly Hahn, M.A. --
This 5 DVD Set on Salvation History from the Catholic Education Series includes talks on:
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ADULT ED. MODULE 3: UNDERSTANDING OUR ONE, HOLY, CATHOLIC, AND APOSTOLIC CHURCH - DVD set
Dr. Scott Hahn & Kimberly Hahn, M.A. --
This 4 DVD Set on Understanding Our One, Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church from the Catholic Education Series includes:
• The Church is One
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ADULT ED. MODULE 5: THE 7 SACRAMENTS OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH - DVD set
Dr. Scott Hahn & Kimberly Hahn, M.A. --
This 7 DVD Set on The Sevent Sacraments from the Catholic Education Series includes:
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DVDs on Padre Pio and Sr. Faustina:
2 Best DVDs 3 Documentary Films in one DVD
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Faustina, Padre Pio and Apparitions at Medjugorje
St. Pio of Pietrelcina and St. Faustina
"Seeing Is Believing" Video Library
From San Giovanni to Heaven - New Video on Canonization of Padre Pio
The Beatification of Padre Pio
The Life of Sister Faustina - The Apostle of Divine Mercy
Spanish Edition - La Historia De Sor Faustina
A Celebration of Padre Pio - Pray, Hope, and Don't Worry
Spanish Edition - Homenaje Al Padre Pio
Padre Pio - At The Gates of Heaven
Medjugorje - The Miracles and The Message
Sister Faustina - The Promise of Mercy
The Beatification of Sister Faustina - Join the Celebration
Padre Pio's San Giovanni - "I Can Refuse No One"
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I will miss Jason so much .I don't to see him go This is my most favorite soap.I will miss Jason
i'm so upset that jason is leaving gh. he just got back with sam. plus he will never know danny was his. just not right my favorite soap. never miss a day of watching. he should stay just a little longer. we don't need his brother back to mess up his son's life.
I am going to miss Jason, he such a good actor. Why did he had to quit, after he got back with Sam. Well, Good Luck Jason with your real life family.
when things went bad for my life, ur part at GH made me strong. Best of luck Steve, I will miss you at GH and I will miss GH. You r lvn and so will I from watching, thats how it is with fans.
We still have Sonny……
It upsets me that he is leaving the show. I'm so upset with ABC as the other two soaps I have watched for as long as I can remember are no longer playing. Now they are going to mess with the last soap I watch. The show won't be the same. I guess they'll cancel this one next!
Jason and Sam have to stay together. He can't leave the show. It wont be the same with out him!!
All the best to you Steve. I hope GH can entice you back since you are an authentic actor. I have been a GH fan for 40 yrs and you will be missed (ie not just Jason).
I did not quite get the smashing together of the 2 SOAPS but
Enjoy your real wife & Family and real Life
G-d Bless
I am watching the show now and what sam said. jason you need to go back to her. she loves you. get back on G.H.
I don't know if I can continue to watch GH. I've watched it since it started and this guy Jason is the best and nobody else will be able to play his rold believably. I can't believe how upset I was the day he was shot and kicked into the murky water. The show has become part of my family. I will miss Jason…Steve Burton. Nothing lasts in life…..
I feel the same way come back "Stone Cold" Don't go. You will be missed. We all love ourself some Jason. God Bless……


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Illinois St. Team Notes
Late-season run shows Redbirds are flying in right direction
All along this season, the plan for Illinois State coach Tim Jankovich and his staff was to get their team the experience necessary to make a run for the Missouri Valley Conference championship in 2013.
The last three weeks of this season certainly accomplished that objective and set the bar high for next season.
The Redbirds nearly made the NCAA Tournament a year earlier than they were hoping. Illinois State upset regular-season champion Wichita State in the MVC tournament semifinals and held a six-point lead with 10 minutes left against Creighton in the championship game. However, the Redbirds lost to the Bluejays in overtime.
While many view playing in the National Invitation Tournament as a consolation prize, Illinois State embraced the opportunity. The Redbirds earned a No. 7 seed in the NIT and went to Mississippi and downed the second-seeded Rebels 96-93 in overtime thanks to torrid 17-of-23 shooting on 3-pointers.
That sent Illinois State to Stanford. The Redbirds again got hot outside the arc and lead by 11 with nine minutes left. However, the third-seeded Cardinal was able to send the game into overtime and ended Illinois State's run with a 92-88 decision.
"There are just so many things that make coming to work fun for me," Jankovich said after the Stanford loss. "I told them I felt bad for them because I know how badly they wanted to advance to New York (for the NIT semifinals). That was a big thing for us. We're arguably good enough to do that."
With no seniors on the roster, the Redbirds were confident their late-season surge would pay dividends for the 2012-13 season.
"It gives us momentum into next season working out and everything, pushing us to work hard because we know we can be playing in one of these big championships toward the end of the season," said junior forward Jackie Carmichael, the team's leading scorer (13.9 points per game) and rebounder (9.7 per game).
Junior Tyler Brown and freshman Nic Moore led the 3-point onslaught in the NIT that produced 32 treys in two games. Brown made a combined 13 of 14 3-point attempts against Ole Miss and Stanford, while Moore went 11 of 15.
The only significant injury this season, a broken right thumb for reserve center Jordan Threloff before the MVC tournament, shortened the Redbirds' rotation in the postseason. Jankovich was left using seven players most of the time, and that could have caught up to the Redbirds when they appeared to run out of energy against Stanford.
While Illinois State is over the 13-player scholarship limit for next season, a couple end-of-the-bench players are expected to leave. The Redbirds could still use another wing player off the bench, and they might try to find one from the junior-college ranks who could step right in and contribute 15 to 20 minutes next season.
Creighton, led by all-American Doug McDermott, likely will be the heavy favorite to capture the MVC regular-season title next season. Illinois State probably will be picked second. The Redbirds know the opportunity to earn their first NCAA Tournament spot in 15 years -- and end the Valley's longest drought in the Big Dance -- is right in front of them.
--Illinois State advanced to the Missouri Valley Conference tournament championship game for the third time in Tim Jankovich's five years as coach. That made Jankovich the first coach to pull off that feat since Nolan Richardson made four finals in five years from 1981-85 at Tulsa. Jankovich was the first coach in league history to guide his team to the championship game in his first two years (2008, 2009).
--Illinois State tied the single-season school record for 3-point baskets made with 297. The mark had been set in the 2008-09 season. The Redbirds sank 32 3-pointers in their last two games. The 73.9 percent effort from 3-point range (17 of 23) against Mississippi on March 14 in an NIT first-round game set a school record for best percentage when making at least 10 treys. The 17 3-pointers also tied the school record set against Drake on Feb. 14, 1996.
FINAL RECORD: 21-14, 9-9, tied for third place in Missouri Valley Conference.
2011-12 SEASON RECAP: With five Division I newcomers on his roster, Illinois State coach Tim Jankovich preached patience. He knew the Redbirds would look great one game and not so great the next game. That happened often during the nonconference season. The Redbirds played well in the Cancun Challenge before Thanksgiving, beating Rutgers and losing by four to Illinois, but they were flat in a home loss to North Carolina-Wilmington. Illinois State struggled on the road in Missouri Valley Conference play, getting blown out in several games and going 2-7. But something clicked right before the MVC tournament. The Redbirds beat Northern Iowa in the quarterfinals before upsetting Wichita State in the semifinals. The final three games of the season went to overtime. Creighton slipped past Illinois State in the MVC tournament championship game. The Redbirds won at Mississippi in a National Invitation Tournament first-round game before falling at Stanford in the second round.
QUOTE TO NOTE: We're just a little ways away, but it will take a lot of work in the offseason from every guy on the team." -- Illinois State G Nic Moore.
THE GOOD NEWS: With no seniors on his roster, Illinois State coach Tim Jankovich can use the time in spring individual workouts and during the summer to pick right up where the team left off. He won't need to ease any players into expanded roles. The Redbirds all know what is expected of them and where they need to polish their games. Illinois State can really work on becoming a better defensive team and a better team with leads late in games.
THE BAD NEWS: The Redbirds wouldn't mind playing games right away instead of having to wait until November. However, Illinois State can't get overconfident with its late-season success. The Redbirds must remember they couldn't finish off Creighton to get into the NCAA Tournament, and they failed to hold an 11-point second-half lead against Stanford. Until Illinois State gets in a game with a big-name opponent again, the Redbirds will still have lingering doubts whether they can win those contests consistently.
KEY RETURNEES: F Jackie Carmichael, G Tyler Brown and PG Nic Moore give Illinois State as good a 1-2-3 returning punch in the Missouri Valley Conference as any team. Carmichael was only the second Illinois State player to lead the Missouri Valley Conference in rebounding (9.7 per game) to go with his team-high 13.9 scoring mark. He also had an MVC-high 15 double-doubles. Brown was right behind Carmichael with a 13.7 scoring average, and he sank a team-high 79 3-point baskets. Moore led the Redbirds in assists (3.9) and finished the season strong, averaging 23 points in the final three games.
--Junior F Jackie Carmichael, a second-team all-Missouri Valley Conference selection, scored 21 points in the season finale against Stanford to push his career total to 1,005 points. He became the 40th player in school history to top the 1,000-point barrier. Carmichael's 9.7 rebounding average also was the highest for an Illinois State player since Jeff Wilkins, the father of junior F John Wilkins, averaged 11.1 in the 1976-77 season.
--Freshman PG Nic Moore set his season-high scoring totals in back-to-back games during the National Invitation Tournament. Moore scored 24 points against Mississippi on March 14 and followed that five days later with 25 points against Stanford. Moore's other 20-plus point games this season came against Creighton (20 in MVC tournament championship game) and Wichita State (23 points on Jan. 10). Moore finished second to Northern Iowa's Seth Tuttle for the MVC Freshman of the Year award.
--Junior G Tyler Brown sank 79 3-point baskets, the seventh-best single-season total in school history. His .454 3-point percentage was ninth best in school history among players who made at least one 3-pointer a game. Brown tied the school record with eight 3-point baskets against Mississippi on March 14.
--Junior F Jon Ekey made 13 of 20 attempts from the field, including eight of 14 3-point attempts, in the final three games. He also grabbed 10 rebounds in the season finale at Stanford, his first double-digit rebounding game since he had three straight in late December and early January.
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As I noted in my review, Stone and Kuznick say that Bush called North "his hero"; I italicized the first word for a reason.
The italicized phrase isn't exactly a hallmark of the sort of hubristic soothsayer Abrams seems to describe.
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A stressed Andrew Johns described the cross-code battle for his signature as "too hot to handle" last night as the Newcastle Knights braced themselves for his rumoured defection, declaring an interest in off-contract Melbourne halfback Matt Orford.
Although Newcastle have not given up hope of re-signing their inspirational captain, the Herald learnt last night that the Knights have contacted player manager George Mimis about Orford and would be keen to sign the Storm star if Johns left for the Waratahs. Orford, 26, is considering a lucrative one-year deal to re-sign with the Storm but is a Gosford junior and retains strong ties with the Central Coast.
As speculation intensified that Johns would defect to the Waratahs, his manager, John Fordham, denied the NSW Rugby Union had made a formal offer to his client.
The Knights halfback was evasive when approached on the issue yesterday.
"No way," said Johns when asked if he would comment on the status of contract talks. "It's too hot to handle."
But Andrew's brother Matthew Johns confirmed the frantic battle for Andrew's signature was taking its toll. Andrew feels a sense of loyalty to the Knights, for whom he has played since a teenager but is also intrigued at the challenge presented by rugby union, given there are precious few worlds left to conquer in league. Johns has won two premierships, played 21 Origins and 18 Tests.
"He's stressed out," said Matthew, who described Andrew as a 50-50 proposition to switch codes. "The best advice I can give him is just to relax and don't rush into a decision. Let the decision look after itself.
"He shouldn't be bullied into making a quick call - just hold your nerve and know what's going to make you happy. He's feeling the pressure at the moment."
Such is the tension within the Johns camp, Andrew's father, Gary, said last night he had been instructed not to comment on the issue. And while Fordham confirmed the NSWRU's interest was legitimate, the veteran player manager was loath to expand on a statement issued on his company's website.
"Beyond that meeting [with the NSWRU on Monday], there have been no further approaches by NSW Rugby in relation to Andrew Johns playing with the Waratahs," the statement read. "There has certainly been no offer made by the Waratahs. Nor have any separate arrangements be made concerning funding a move by Johns to rugby."
Knights coach Michael Hagan, who spoke at length with Johns on Monday night, remained hopeful of keeping his captain but said the club wanted to know his intentions by the end of the week.
"Our position hasn't changed in the last six months," he said. "We've put our absolute best position to Andrew and his manager [Fordham], and there's probably not a lot more we can do at this point.
"We've been fairly patient and pretty supportive during the whole process and we haven't applied any pressure unnecessarily because we want to get the deal done and we want Andrew to be here for the next couple of years. There's not a lot more we can do, and we're still confident that he'll decide to stay here and play out his career at our football club."
The pursuit of Johns remained a hot topic in rugby circles yesterday, with England rugby union coach Sir Clive Woodward endorsing the NSWRU's endeavours and Wallabies counterpart Eddie Jones distancing himself from the issue.
"If it was to happen I think it would be brilliant," Woodward said. "I think it's fantastic . . . Him coming over would add tremendous interest to the game."
Jones was more reticent, saying only: "It's a hypothetical situation, and I'm not in a position to comment."
NRL chief executive David Gallop expressed desire for Johns to round out his career in rugby league after the NRL had earlier given written permission for him to earn salary-cap-exempt payments from private sponsors as part of a new contract deal.
"There's no confusion from rugby league's point of view," Gallop said. "There's obviously some confusion in rugby union whether they want Joey. Rugby league definitely wants Joey to stay."
While Jones, Woodward and the rest of the rugby world may want Johns to switch codes, the ARU still believes he is too old and too injury-prone. The ARU foiled the NSWRU's first bid to lure Johns a month ago, refusing to supply top-up funds. Despite the ARU's tough stance, the NSWRU sought alternate funding from a group of Sydney businessmen working under the "Friends of the Waratahs" banner and hope to sign Johns to a $600,000-a-year contract as early as today.
If Johns signs with the Waratahs he is sure to push for Wallabies selection but, despite the latest developments, the ARU has not budged from its original assessment. It is understood ARU high-performance manager Brett Robinson contacted Knights chief executive Ken Conway on Monday night to reiterate that position.
ARU spokesman Strath Gordon told The Herald last night that the NSWRU was going it alone in trying to sign Johns. "We took a decision on Andrew three weeks ago based on our best information on his age and injury profile," Gordon said. "That decision was approved by our board. That was the ARU view on Andrew given the likely price tag and Andrew's age and injury profile.
"Obviously, since that decision a few things have happened, but our position has not changed at all. We do not intend to be a signatory to any contract. "The only thing that has changed is that we have concerns about issues relating to private equity coming into rugby contracting outside the existing arrangements."


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Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- How to Resolve Find Meeting Problems
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Up one level: Troubleshooting
Cannot See the Find Link
Problem: After entering the URL for my Cisco Unified MeetingPlace server, I see the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace home page but a number of links, including Schedule and Find, are missing.
Possible Cause: It is possible that your Cisco Unified MeetingPlace system is configured for both internal (on the company network) and external (Internet) access and that you have accessed the URL for external access.
Solution: Check the URL you entered and make sure that it is directed to go to the internal system. This might require you to contact the meeting scheduler or system administrator.
Problem: I want to find my meetings, but the My Meetings option does not appear on the Find Meeting page.
Solution: Make sure that you are logged in with your Cisco Unified MeetingPlace user ID and password.
Cannot Find a Meeting
Problem: I cannot find a meeting I just scheduled.
Solution: Try refreshing the page to make sure you are viewing the most current data.
Cannot Find the Recording for a Meeting
Problem: I am entering the meeting ID for a meeting I attended so that I can access the recording, but the system is giving me the following error message: Error:[5164] No Mtg was found with the specified Mtg ID.
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Spring brings in the change of season from the cold weather of winter into colorful blossoms and fair temperatures. It also brings in the lists of events that we attend and support throughout our community. These events bring together elder law attorneys, care givers, for-profit and non-profit organizations and others who work tirelessly to support the needs of seniors, both able-bodied and disabled. So grab your old fashion pen and paper, open that excel spreadsheet, or you iCal as here is a list of some great events to check out.
April 6 (Saturday) – Elder Care Resource Day – Timberline Church 2908 Timberline Rd, Fort Collins 8:00 am – Noon.
The following are all Senior Law Day events created and run by the Colorado Bar Association Elder Law Section in conjunction with local organizations
Jefferson County – June 1, 2013, Arvada Covenant Church
Denver County – July 27, 2013 at the Denver Merchandise Mart
El Paso County – August 3, 2013, Colorado Springs Senior Center
Larimer County – August 3, 2013, Fort Collins Marriott
Boulder County– August 10, 2013 at the Hotel Conference Center in Longmont
Northwest Colorado – TBD
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Frank Hanzlik, who has led the Wi-Fi Alliance as its managing director since 2003, has quietly left the organization, InformationWeek has learned.
A wireless industry veteran, Hanzlik left the Wi-Fi Alliance on Aug. 8, said senior marketing director Karen Hanley. No replacement has been named; Hanzlik's post has been filled on a temporary basis by Andrew Myles, manager of wireless standards at Cisco Systems and the chairman of the board of the Alliance.
Hanzlik left because "he had a good opportunity at another organization," Hanley said. She declined to specify the specific organization. Hanzlik himself has not been reached for comment.
Founded in 1999, the Wi-Fi Alliance is the leading industry group and standards body for Wi-Fi, the group of wireless networking technologies grouped under the 802.11 standard from the IEEE. With more than 300 member companies from around the world, the alliance has played a leading role in promoting Wi-Fi networking products and in insuring the interoperability of hundreds of different Wi-Fi-enabled devices and systems.
The group hasn't been immune to controversy: last year it reversed its stated policy of not doing interoperability testing of products based on new 802.11n technology until the final, formal ratification of the standard from the IEEE. The new standard, which has been delayed several times and will likely not be finally approved until mid-2008, will pave the way for wireless LANs running at speeds of 100 Mbit/s and up. The alliance has said it plans to start testing wireless LAN chipsets, components, and access points based on a preliminary draft of the standard sometime this year.
Hanzlik himself has been a visible commentator on various issues in the mobile and wireless industry, including the setbacks for municipal wireless networks, the profusion of standards covered by the term Wi-Fi, and the power of U.S. carriers to block new "dual-mode" Wi-Fi-enabled cell phones from entering the American market.
Interviewed in late July, Hanzlik gave no indication of his intention to move on from the Wi-Fi Alliance. "It's a very exciting time," he said, speaking of the emergence of new dual-mode devices including the iPhone from Apple, "with several new high-profile phones with Wi-Fi supported by the carriers and offering truly integrated solutions."


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It's no secret that arguments lead to breakups. And the best relationships split power equally among the two. That's why learning how to fight right without hurting each other's feelings, or taking one or another person's power away are the secrets to an impenetrable relationship. But how do you solve problems without arguing? Fighting isn't essential to couplehood.
Though disagreement is inevitable, getting angry or fighting is a choice. Here are three steps culled from the book, Getting to Yes, that can eliminate arguing from your relationship, equalize power and make things run far more smoothly. This strategy also helps reconcile two parts in conflict inside an individual as well. So if you are suffering from inner conflicts try this strategy too. Generally speaking compromise is touted as the best way to solve issues. But if one person wants to live in Chicago and the other in Miami, settling in Nashville isn't going to make anyone happy. It's a lose-lose instead of a win-win. Compromise has its place but not in situations such as this. However a win-win solution leaves both parties satisfied.
The first step is to recognize the conflict. Say it's a Friday night. One person wants to go out. The other wants to say in. The first step is to recognize that both parties are indeed in conflict. This sounds easy. But it isn't always really. Sometimes one partner will go out only to make the other happy but harbor unseen resentment. Instead, both parties will voice that there is a conflict in preferences openly and honestly, without holding back. That doesn't mean fighting. It merely means recognizing the issue. Next, instead of advocating for your position, trying to find both parties underlying concerns. One person feels that they aren't spending enough time with their friends, while the other is exhausted from a particularly grinding week at work. Finally, the couple decides on something that will settle both parties underlying concerns. The couple decides to go out and visit with friends at happy hour. Then they decide to come home and relax. Or perhaps they have a nice dinner together, while one goes out and the other stays home. These two solutions are a win-win for each.
The solution has to fix each person's concerns. That's important. The couple also has to be patient and communicate clearly so that they can dig past what the person says they want to their actual concern. It's important that each person find and then communicate their underlying concerns so that these can be fully addressed. For more advice read, Getting To Yes: Negotiating Agreement without Giving In by Roger Fisher and William Ury.


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1744: FULL-TIME Scotland 0-40 New ZealandA strange, strange game. Scotland didn't have any gears to slip through and the All Blacks were scratching around between first and second for most of it.
"Daniel Carter wasn't at his mercurial best and he and New Zealand have a lot to work on. They didn't look like potential world champions and I'm sure they would have liked to play against a full-strength side. Scotland's understudies can take great heart and Scotland's World Cup starts now with Italy to come next Saturday. I fully expect them to have a good game plan going into that match."Gavin Hastings, BBC Radio 5live Sports Extra pundit
80 mins: One final chance of an All Black score as they are awarded a five-metre scrum. This will be the last play of a lacklustre game. They spin it down the line right to left with little conviction and the game ends with a New Zealand knock-on near the line. Apt.
79 mins: New Zealand keep the ball close in the forward but still can't get over after seven phases and Scotland win the put-in as play stagnates on their own line, the ball suffocated under a heap of bodies.
78 mins: Penalty for New Zealand dead centre of the 22 and they opt for a scrum. Rodney So'oialo has a first dig off the base and gets good support.
76 mins: Doug Howlett comes screaming in for a crash ball, but the pop pass from Dan Carter goes to ground.
"I suppose if you are going to have an off day with the boot it is better to have it against Scotland's Second XV than in a real match."Limousinloafer on 606
73 mins: TRY Scotland 0-40 New Zealand Finally some free-flowing rugby from the All Blacks and the ball is worked to Doug Howlett who scampers in for his second of the match. Does Dan Carter get the kick? Nope.
72 mins: Yet again New Zealand cough up the ball. Amazing. In broken play a try looked on the cards but then there's another mistake. Moral of the match is that the All Blacks should never wear this strip again.
70 mins: Into the last 10 minutes and Scotland are back into the NZ 22, although it's AB ball at the lineout. New Zealand get a penalty for pulling down at the throw, so that was another short Scottish visit forward.
68 mins: One potential problem for New Zealand has been that they will go into the quarter-finals against Argentina, France or Ireland undercooked. If this is their toughest test they will go into the last eight positively raw.
"NZ are being cool - they'll take what comes tonight. They don't need to rack up a cricket score."kealyc on 606
66 mins: New Zealand snaffle a Scotland lineout throw in their own 22. That was a chance to concoct something in attack for the "hosts" that goes begging.
64 mins: TRY & CONVERSION Scotland 0-35 New ZealandDan Carter has had a shocker with the boot but shows what he can do with ball in hand. He picks up a loose ball in midfield after a schoolboy handling error from Nikki Walker and streaks in under the posts. At least that means he'll slot a kick this time.
63 mins: Comedy defending from Nick Evans as he tracks back to gather a Scottish kick ahead. The old bend down to pick up the ball as you kick it away from you with your foot. Sums up the ABs in large.
62 mins: TRY Scotland 0-28 New Zealand New Zealand rumble and trundle forward and finally, 30 minutes after the last try and 20 minutes after the last score we have more points on the board. A burst of activity and Ali Williams is free on the right, and holds off three men before stretching over a periscope of a right arm to touch down in the tackle by the corner flag. Dan Carter's worst kick of the day.
60 mins: Wholesale changes are beginning to be made by each team. That probably won't help things improve.
59 mins: This game has descended into a really drab affair. The crowd aren't into it and neither are the players by the look of things.
58 mins: New Zealand have finally got that eight-man try driving over. No they haven't. There was a knock on in there from Rodney So'oialo.
56 mins: Prop Tony Woodcock crashes over for a try in the corner but it is ruled out for a forward pass. Dubious decision. Birds are circling Hugo Southwell's head after he attempted to stop the New Zealander piling over.
55 mins: Boos ring out as Richie McCaw passes the ball to Dan Carter for a pop at goal after Scotland concede a penalty. Gavin Hastings describes it as an "extraordinary decision". More extraordinary is that Carter misses yet again, hitting the upright.
53 mins: Wonder what would have happened if Frank Hadden had gone with his first choice?
"New Zealand have been quite sloppy so far by their standards. Yet they are still in total control."geordiebob12 on 606
52 mins: Hats off to Scotland. Their defence is so dogged and they hold firm again, pushing back Rodney So'oialo in the tackle before Dan Carter is reduced to kicking a grubber through for Doug Howlett. Simon Webster gets to the ball first.
50 mins: A bit of a lull in proceedings.
48 mins: Referee Marius Jonker urges the Scottish front row to "keep it up". New Zealand opt for ball in hand from the third scrum five metres out and Scotland repel them. Good stuff from the Scots who can eventually relieve the pressure with a penalty after an AB infringement.
46 mins: First scrum they win a penalty, so guess what, it's another scrum. The AB eight want a pushover try for the collective collection.
45 mins: Chris Masoe and Byron Kelleher team up on David Callam off the back of the scrum and drive the Scotland number eight into his own deadball area. Five metre scrum to New Zealand.
43 mins: New Zealand stream forward after Luke McAlister breaks from deep, but it's very hard to see who's in support of Richie McCaw as he's swarmed by shirts that look the same. Someone in a kit that's not identical to his brings him down... maybe.
42 mins: PENALTY Scotland 0-23 New ZealandBetter from Dan Carter. He has been distinctly off song with just two from four, but that's now three from five with a clean strike from the right.
41 mins: Fast and furious from the ABs. Someone's given them a rollicking in the changing room judging by the tempo they've started the half at.
1657: No change in the kits as the players emerge for the second 40.
"That half was insane. I couldn't make out who or what was going on with those strips. This is not Melrose 3rd XV in a hastily arranged friendly in front of three people and a dog - it's the World Cup!"stigmondo on 606Stripgate is dominating the debate on 606 and let's hope someone does the right things and digs out something else to wear. Even if the New Zealanders wore their usual black it would be better. Join the debate...
"People paying £70-140 a ticket, Scotland playing their reserve team and Scottish rugby can't even organise the strips right. Needs to be resignations."smilingvulture on 606Great anger, but who's for the chop? The bean counters, Frank Hadden or the kit man?
40 mins: HALF-TIME Scotland 0-20 New ZealandHow do New Zealand only have 20 points? They had 52 at this stage against Portugal and 43 versus Italy so maybe Scotland aren't doing that badly after all.
38 mins: A growing buzz in the crowd. That's the sound of thousands of Scotsmen leaving their seats early so they don't have to queue for a urinal in the break. It's not as if they're going to miss anything to cheer.
37 mins: Did Richie McCaw not wipe his hands dry after applying his hair gel this morning? Nick Evans breaks from defence and arcs through an inviting gap before slipping a pass inside which squirms from the skipper's grasp.
35 mins: Scotland clear their lines with a Dan Parks penalty kick to touch. The All Blacks will be back before long. They have had more than 60% of the ball so far.
"The referee has given Scotland a fair number of penalties and it's about the only way we can get the ball off New Zealand."Gavin Hastings, BBC Radio 5live Sports Extra pundit
32 mins: TRY Scotland 0-20 New Zealand Little errors have peppered their play, but the New Zealanders are clinical there. Quick recycled ball, Chris Masoe glides away from a couple of tackles and before long they are celebrating another score as Byron Kelleher crashes over. Dan Carter's off colour with the boot.
31 mins: Scotland aren't great by any stretch of the imagination, but New Zealand aren't making them pay. Richie McCaw now knocks-on in the tackle. It's the little things.
29 mins: A let off for Scotland as Sitiveni Sivivatu skips through one tackle on the left before being hauled down by Hugo Southwell. The winger has men inside, but his limp pass out of the tackle bobbles forward.
27 mins: Chants of 'Scotland' ring round the ground in an attempt to lift the boys in blue, white and light blue, but a knock-on foils that ambition.
26 mins: Good from Scotland as they get some momentum and look to ferret through for a score. Eight phases of possession, but no way through.
24 mins: PENALTY Scotland 0-15 New Zealand Scotland are caught offside and Dan Carter slots the points from in front of the posts.
22 mins: NZ raiders follow up a Byron Kelleher box kick and charge down Hugo Southwell's clearing kick. Nothing is going for the Scots. It's a minor miracle they're only 12 points down.
20 mins: A change for each side. Chris Paterson, who has had a nightmare opening quarter, goes off after taking an early knock to the head and is replaced by Dan Parks. Leon MacDonald crocked an ankle in the build up to New Zealand's second try and hobbles off to be replaced by Nick Evans.
19 mins: Nikki Walker fumbles as he bends to scoop up the bobbling ball and a golden chance for Scotland goes begging. He had clear green grass in front of him and a try was on the cards.
18 mins: Something for Scottish fans to get excited about. They have got their hands on the ball.
16 mins: Scotland are playing atrocious rugby. So many basic errors and their game is close to unravelling around them. There is a deathly hush at Murrayfield as the crowd comes to terms with what they are having to watch.
14 mins: TRY Scotland 0-12 New Zealand Textbook play in the NZ backs. Draw and pass, draw and pass along the three-quarters and when Leon MacDonald sucks in the attentions of Hugo Southwell his pass frees Doug Howlett for a record-breaking touchdown, his 47th for the All Blacks. Dan Carter's conversion attempt drifts wide.
"I can't see Scotland holding NZ to less than 70 points."gregory84 on 606
13 mins: Slow ball for the Scots as they weigh up their (limited) options and a terrible clearing kick from Chris Paterson. He slices the ball into touch on the Scotland 22.
12 mins: Penalty for Scotland, but they don't find touch as Doug Howlett hooks the ball back in play as he totters on the touchline. Scratchy old start from both teams.
11 mins: New Zealand take a quick throw and are off and running down the left wing... until lock Ali Williams knocks on as he takes an inside pass. Loose from the ABs.
10 mins: The Scotland scrum is in all sorts of bother, but they keep the ball and Hugo Southwell finds touch off his left foot.
9 mins: All Black flanker Chris Masoe looks to punch a hole through the blue defensive line on their 22 but drops the ball.
6 mins: Scotland look to bounce back immediately, but Chris Paterson's drop goal attempt is wide. "That would have been a good decision if it had gone over," comments Gavin Hastings on BBC Radio 5live Sports Extra. You can listen to commentary from Murrayfield on the BBC Sport website.
5 mins: TRY & CONVERSION Scotland 0-7 New Zealand So simple for New Zealand, and so, so embarrassing for Scotland. An easy try as Rodney So'oialo goes blind off the back of a scrum before releasing an inside pass behind his back to skipper Richie McCaw who strolls over. Dan Carter is on the button off the tee.
4 mins: This game's going to be a stroll in the park for New Zealand. They splinter the Scots at scrum time and are soon on the charge.
3 mins: An early chance for New Zealand but the crossfield kick bounces in and out of Sitiveni Sivivatu's clutches.
1 min: Ridiculous. These two kits are shockingly similar. If Scotland were wearing dark blue that would be fine, as it is there's splashes of white and light blue all over the place. They're both sporting dark shorts and dark socks as well.
"It's a cunning plan from the SRFU to get a few interception tries hoping the All Black players won't be able to tell them apart."captaincarot on 606
1601: The preliminaries and posturing are done with and a game of rugby breaks out.
1559: Carl Haymans leads the haka. Scotland are lined up facing them down on halfway. Come the end a few of the ABs feel the need to have some sort of staring competition, strolling a few steps forward to eyeball the Scots. Their number includes skipper Richie McCaw and lock Ali Williams, who looks particularly up for things.
"The haka may be a fearsome sight, but it cannot be much worse than the fury unleashed by a Kiwi couple at Gatwick airport when I boarded my flight at 0630 this morning. They had made it as far as the boarding gate only to be told they couldn't get on the plane because they had no photo id. Their pleas of "but we've got rugby tickets" fell on deaf ears, and it's fair to say they were not impressed. I wonder if they made it up here by other means? I hope so."BBC Sport's Phil Harlow at Murrayfield
1556: Scotland are in good voice for 'Flower of Scotland', including debutants flanker John Barclay and prop Alasdair Dickinson.
1555: New Zealand are in an unfamiliar, fetching silver get up having lost the toss to be the home team. Same old black shorts mind. The 22-man squad is standing stiff for the anthem, 'God Defend New Zealand'.
1554: Scotland have never beaten New Zealand in 25 attempts, and here come the XV that will look to make it 26th time lucky. Will it be a first win, a third draw or a 24th loss?
1551: More chat on Scotland's team selection. Coach Frank Hadden concedes it's a "hot topic", but describes the schedule of three games in 11 days as a "tough ask" in "unusual circumstances". That is his thinking on things.
"Everyone is writing this Scotland team off, and I've been overly negative, but it's time to be positive. I hope they play the game of their lives otherwise it could be a real smashing."Gavin Hastings, BBC Radio 5liveSports Extra pundit
1548: Anyone at the game? Well obviously the answer to that is yes, it's packed, but if you're one of the sell-out crowd feel free to drop us a text on 81111 about the mood, the action or the craic.
1547: So Scots won't be complaining as they've got a game against the All Blacks out of their union's complicity to vote for France to get the tournament... or will they? Having forked out the cash for tickets - some are upwards of £160 - they will be watching a second-string Scottish XV. What are your thoughts on Frank Hadden's decision to ring the changes? Let us know on 606 and via a text on 81111.
"Edinburgh has been absolutely buzzing today. There has been a Kiwi invasion of the city, with the black-shirted hordes spilling out of every pub you can find."BBC Sport's Phil Harlow at Murrayfield
1545: More than bizarre to have a match in a tournament held in France at Murrayfield, but that's the result of the you-scratch-my-back, I'll-scratch-your-back means of wheeler-dealing in the dark world of rugby politics, so there it is.
"This is the French World Cup so it's simply farcical that any games are being played outside of France. However, as an Irishman who lives in Edinburgh it is fun."Nathan_The_Red on 606
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JERUSALEM (Oct. 24)
Unless Israel receives full satisfaction within a few days on the seizure of the fishing trawler Doron and its six-man crew, it will again consider placing the affair on the agenda of the Security Council, Foreign Ministry sources indicated tonight.
After several initial warnings that it would take strong action in the Doron case Israel withheld statements on the matter, apparently to give Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold an opportunity to try to obtain the crew's release. However, with no action discernible, the Israeli public is becoming impatient.
A representative of the International Red Cross is expected back in Geneva soon after a visit to Cairo and from him the Israelis hope to hear how the fishermen have been treated. On the basis of the history of Egyptian mistreatment of other Israelis who have fallen into their hands, nobody here is particularly sanguine.


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There was more good news for Android gamers yesterday, as Archos unveiled the GamePad, a 7-inch gaming system that runs Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0). No points for originality in naming, I guess.
Basically this is a competitor to the WikiPad that we talked about a few weeks back. Archos has taken a 7" Android tablet and built it into a chassis that contains physical gaming controls. At a glance it looks something like the Playstation Vita.
It has physical buttons and analog sticks, though from the press pics thes looks like they're closer to 'nubs' than sticks. Still, they'll beat the heck out of the virtual sticks we're generally forced to use while Android gaming now.
Under the hood is a dual-core 1.5 Ghz CPU and a quad-core GPU (the ARM Mali 400 MP, for you GPU aficionados). It has an HDMI port, so presumably you can throw your games up on the big screen. Unfortunately just 8 GB of internal storage (some of these Android games are starting to get pretty big) and it doesn't sound like there's any kind of additional storage slots.
The GamePad includes support for the Google Play store and Archos has developed a mapping and game recognition tool that is supposed to let you map virtual controls to the physical controls on the device. Best of all is the price. It'll launch in October for under 150€ (~$187).
The reason I'm excited about the GamePad is that it represents another Android device with physical controls. I figure the more of these things that are out there, the more likely it is that developers will take advantage of Android 4's support of physical game controls.
The GamePad looks pretty swanky in the press image but the price seems almost too good to be true. I'll be interested to hear what the build quality is like once the device starts shipping.
Read more of Peter Smith's TechnoFile blog and follow the latest IT news at ITworld. Follow Peter on Twitter at @pasmith. For the latest IT news, analysis and how-tos, follow ITworld on Twitter and Facebook.


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Paramount said today that the next installment in its money-making horror franchise Paranormal Activity will be released wide on October 19, 2012. The previous two films in the series also were released around Halloween, with the latest, made for $5 million, opening October 21, 2011 with $52.6 million — a record for a horror movie — on its way to $203.1 million in global grosses (the first film grossed $193.4 million worldwide, the second $177.5 million). This year, Dimension Films' Halloween 3D already has staked out an October 26 release date.
'Paranormal Activity 4' Release Date Set
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"Halloween 3" in 3-D? Cute idea, but hardly a new or original one. 30 years ago, the last time the studios tried to bring back 3-D, the third entries in the "Jaws" and "Friday the 13th" franchises were both filmed in 3-D with very impressive results, particularly the latter, which grossed a fortune on a $4-million budget (quite generous for a slasher movie). Even TV stations got into the act by telecasting '50s hits ("Hondo" & "Gorilla at Large") in 3-D (the viewer needed glasses, and the results were better than you may have expected). I was hoping the fad would once again catch on, but when Columbia had a packed all-media screening (for critics & industry folks) at the huge Loews State theater on Times Square of "Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone" (with Peter Strauss & Molly Ringwald and a $14-mil budget), the movie–and the 3-D effects–were so atrocious that the audience began stampeding for the exits long before this monstrosity ran its 90-minute course. The movie was a boxoffice bomb, bringing the 3-D revival that began with such promise to a quick, premature end.
Uh, no. Friday the 13th in 3-D is embarrassingly bad – people constantly reaching towards the camera for no good reason kind of bad. One eyeball squishes at the camera – but it's ridiculous. This appears to be a blog post that somehow ended up here.
The popcorn in 3D was awesome!
Does anyone know, is this like the most profitable franchise ever? These are made for pennies and print gold. Sheesh!
Paranormal 3 was the only movie I ever saw and said I want my money back afterwards.
people who made peranormal activity 1 2 and 3 u should be a shame of yourselves if little kids see those kind of movies and they get nightmares they will call the cops and they an arest u for maling that kind of fucken shit up and doin't make up the 4th one and don't make any more
why? adults watch it too. youre just saying its a kids movie because you live with a woman who controls you
i cant wait for the 4th one


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Reality Check Recap: August 18, 2014
The National Guard has been called in to Ferguson, Missouri. Sunday started with peaceful protests but deteriorated into chaos after two civilians were shot. Officials say they were not shot by police. The violence became worse after Attorney Eric Holder demanded a second autopsy on Michael Brown's body and it showed that he was shot at least six times -- twice in the head, and four times in the arm, all to the front of his body. They were not fired at close range. Another autopsy has been approved; this one by a federal medical examiner.
Source: cnn.com
Another scare in the fight against Ebola: a group of armed men raided an Ebola quarantine center in Liberia over the weekend. They took items like bed sheets, some of which had blood on them. As you know, Ebola is spread through body fluids…like blood. Also, over 20 Ebola patients fled the quarantine center. This is obviously adding to the fears of Ebola spreading.
Source: bbc.com
Let's talk about Mo'ne Davis. She's a 13-year-old Little League pitcher and over the weekend, she became the first female pitcher to throw a shutout at a Little League World Series. And this is her second shutout in a row. So the next time someone says you "throw like a girl," it means that you have a 70mph fastball.
Source: theskimm.com
You've obviously heard of the ice bucket challenge for ALS. Now we're hearing that the friend of the man's whose illness actually started all this has died. According to The Daily Mail, Corey Griffin – whose friend, Pete Frates, inspired the campaign – died after diving into the water in Nantucket, Massachusetts. Witnesses say the 27-year-old was celebrating the amount of money they've raised when he jumped off the Juice Guys building into the water where he floated to the surface. He went under and didn't resurface. He was pulled out of the water and declared dead at 3am.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Looks like Texas Governor Rick Perry is in hot water now. He's been indicted on two felony counts of abusing his power. Basically, after elected official Rosemary Lehmberg was arrested on a drunken-driving charge last year, Perry and his aides threatened to veto $7.5 million dollars in state funding for the public corruption unit in her office unless she resigned. She didn't leave, and he followed through on his threat. This indictment presents a major roadblock to Perry's presidential ambitions.
Source: washingtonpost.com
And people are naming their kids after Game of Thrones characters. The list of the most popular baby names for the UK was released. There were 187 Aryas and 50 Khaleesis on the list. And this isn't just a UK thing. According to the Social Security website, in 2013, there were over a thousand Aryas, 250 Khaleesis, and 5 Robbs.
Source: mirror.co.uk
And you know how Facebook has sucked the fun out of your life by making everyone's life seem way better than yours? Now they want to take the joy out of comedy, too. Facebook is testing a new "satire" tag, which would tag any news that is a parody or not real. It's an effort to stop people from being too dumb to realize that the news article they're all mad about is actually from The Onion.
Source: independent.co.uk
And police in Madrid arrested a 43-year-old Venezuelan woman at the Adolfo Suarez Airport after discovering she stashed 3.7 pounds of cocaine in her breast implants. She was rushed to a hospital, where she was later arrested on charges related to drug smuggling. This is what we call a "drug bust." Get it?
Source: nydailynews.com
And Alicia Walicke must have been worried about the visitation policy in jail. The Texas woman had somehow gotten her boyfriend thrown in jail and she told police she got arrested so she could see him and "make things right." The 22-year-old stole a bottle of four-dollar wine from a gas station and sat outside and drank it. These two probably aren't going the distance.
Source: statesman.com


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An accidental subway death cast a pall over late night New Year's Eve celebrations in Times Square after a young woman stumbled onto a track and was fatally struck by a 2 train in Times Square.
Police have not released many details about the woman's identity or the circumstances surrounding her death, but the basic facts of the incident have been reported.
According to the Washington Post, subway deaths are a common circumstance in the boroughs of New York City, with one death a week on average occurring within the system. (A recent set of murders involving a rider who pushed a fellow straphanger in front of an oncoming train have caused a bit of a panic about subway push deaths, but such violent deaths at random are rarer.)
USAToday indicates that the young woman's death, which occurred early in the morning on January 1, was accidental in nature and close to the festivities of the ball drop for New Year's celebrations:
"The accident happened at around 5 a.m. on New Year's Day at the No. 2 line station on 34th Street and Seventh Avenue. That's one stop from where revelers gather in Times Square to see the ball drop."
NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly addressed the circumstance of riders falling or being pushed on the tracks, saying that investigations are slightly impeded due to the unexpected shock that occurs when a subway rider is shoved or falls into the path of a train:
"I think it's not unlike a car accident where people pay attention to it after it happens … The witnesses we spoke to were not focused on what happened before the confrontation."
In the wake of the high-profile killings of Queens men Ki-Suck Han and Sunando Sen in separate subway push incidents, legislators have renewed a push for safety measures such as sliding doors on subway platforms to decrease deaths of that nature.
The victim of Tuesday's accident was said to be in her early twenties, and her name has not been released by police.


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I had one of those rare opportunities that will stay with me the rest of my life Thursday night.
Fortunate enough to secure a couple of press credentials, my Landmark Community Newspapers colleague, photographer Jonna Spelbring Priester of the Henry County Local, and I watched Kentucky beat Tennessee, 61-60 in one of the best college basketball games I have ever seen.
Not one of the best women's college basketball games.
One of the best. Period.
All Anderson County district schools will be closed Friday, Jan. 13 due to inclement weather.
Christian Academy of Lawrenceburg will also be closed.
Both Anderson County High School basketball teams are looking at a big weekend to start the second half of the season. Both are in action Friday and Saturday nights.
The Bearcats have a pair of home games, starting with a very good Owen County team on Friday.
Judge Linda Armstrong heard the following cases during Anderson District Court proceedings on Dec. 1, 2011.
Michael S. Cummins, motion to revoke probation, controlled substance prescription not in original container, possession of marijuana – motion sustained, 150 days to serve (concurrent with state time).
Ashley Donovan, arraignment, illegal possession of legend drug, third-degree possession of controlled substance, buy/possess drug paraphernalia – pleaded not guilty, motion/disposition/trial date Jan. 26.
Minister plans to organize church
A local minister wishes to organize a Free Will Baptist Church in the Lawrenceburg area. If interested, contact Bro. Greg Preece at 502-432-1902 or e-mail email@example.com.
Submit church news to the Anderson News
Want to let everyone know about your next church event, concert or service? Contact The Anderson News to submit photos and information to be published on the Faith page.
In church you often hear the phrase: "Where two or three are gathered together...," and sometimes this phrase takes on new meaning.
I am often asked by those who read my column if I actually "walk the walk" or practice what I write here in the paper.
The answer is I try.
Do I fail miserably at times? You bet I do. The truth is I often feel either like I am a failure at being a Christian or at best a lukewarm Christian.
What the scriptures tell us about lukewarm Christians in Rev 3:16 is: "because you are lukewarm — neither hot nor cold — I am about to spit you out of my mouth."
Jan. 12: Anderson County Schools' District Spell-off, Saffell Street Elementary, 7 p.m.
Jan. 11-13: GED instruction and college preparation, community education building, 8 a.m. to noon, 4:30-7:30 p.m., Bluegrass Community and Technical College, noon to 4 p.m., times subject to change depending on day
Jan. 11: English as a second language, community education building, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Jan. 12: English as a second language, 9-10:30 a.m.
Four high school students and seven middle school students from Anderson County were chosen as members of the 2012 all-district band.
All-district auditions were held Dec. 3 at Shelby East high school for the middle school students, and Nov. 17 for high school students in Henry County.
Students met last Friday to practice pieces of advanced music literature for their concert Jan. 7 at Martha Layne Collins High School.
About 1,500 people attended, Anderson County band director Patrick Brady said.
High school students chosen for all-district band were:
Hospice of the Bluegrass holds book discussion Jan. 19
Hospice of the Bluegrass will host a book discussion group Jan. 19 from 5:30-7 p.m. at its facilities located at 643 Teton Trail in Frankfort.
The book, "Ordinary People" by Judith Guest, focuses on the Jarrett family and the varying ways they deal with the loss of a loved one, organizers said, and the book was made popular by the movie version.Those interested should read the book before attending.
Contact Melinda Simpson at 502-223-1744 for more information.
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Mt. Pleasant Area students take part in 'Invention Convention'
Students from 13 school districts throughout Westmoreland, Fayette and Washington counties recently showed off their skills and creativity at the "Invention Convention" held at Yough Intermediate Middle School.
The annual event is held at the school in collaboration with the Westmoreland County Gifted Coalition.
Event coordinator Mandy Pazer said when Yough started hosting the competition about 150 students participated.
This year, 310 young inventors attended the event, she said, which ranks as being the largest attendance.
Both individuals and teams of students from first through eighth grades participated in the 2013 installment.
Participants were required to showcase their invention, or a facsimile of their ideas.
Entries included a marketing strategy with projected cost, where it would be sold and a targeted demographic.
Each individual or team taking part submitted a written synopsis on how the invention was made, a problem that it addresses and how it solves the problem in a new way.
For the competition, each attending school supplied at least one judge. Both parents and teachers served in that capacity.
Judges listened to presentations and evaluated the projects using a score sheet. Judges were assigned a grade that didn't represent a conflict of interest for them.
Scores were tallied and awards were presented to students in each grade level.
Pazer recognized the seventh- and eighth-grade gifted students for their assistance preparing for the competition.
She said they did an excellent job of helping to make sure the competition ran well overall.
"I truly have a great group of students with superior leadership skills who can take charge of a competition or situation without being instructed to do so," Pazer said.
Mt. Pleasant Area teacher Rachel Long said her students' October field trip to Davison's Inventionland, located along Route 28 at RIDC Park in the O'Hara section of Allegheny County, sparked their enthusiasm and inspired them to create entries for the recent convention.
She said 38 Mt. Pleasant Area students took part.
"It was fun to show off my invention of the 'Bow'tique Holder, and it was interesting to see what other students invented, as well," said Krista Polanofsky, a fourth-grade student at Norvelt Elementary School, who received an honorable mention distinction for her entry.
Additional Mt. Pleasant Area winners at the competition included first-grader Colin Hayes (fourth place); second-graders Cameron Wojnar (second place); Brianna Baluh (third place), and Madeline Higgins (fifth place); third-grader Brendan Korpiel (honorable mention); and fourth-grader Bryce Jaworski (second place).
Kelly Vernon is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. She can be reached at 724-547-5722 or firstname.lastname@example.com


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The following information is relevant for all media personnel visiting the Impact Arena.
Media accreditation requests for all games staged at the Impact Arena should be submitted by 12 noon Friday latest for Saturday fixtures and 12 noon Monday latest for Tuesday evening fixtures.Alfreton Town FC is unable to guarantee accreditation for late requests.
Please note, the club do not issue car parking reservations to media.Press pass requests should be made by email directly to the club secretary, Bryan Rudkin at: firstname.lastname@example.com
Photographer requests for Blue Square Bet Premier League fixtures must quote their current Football Conference licence number. Photographers will be required to wear high-visibility bibs in order to go pitch side.
All passes will be available for collection 90 minutes before kick-off from the main turnstiles which are situated at the North Street end of the ground.
The Football Conference signing-in sheet, programmes and photographers bibs will be in the press box (situated to the rear of the home dugout).
Team sheets are usually available around 30 minutes prior to kick-off in the press box area.
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For more information and general press enquiries please contact Bryan Rudkin at the club on 01773 825468 or via email firstname.lastname@example.com
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Check out this promo for Impact 2009, the WebSphere SOA conference in Las Vegas starting Monday. Seems the kids from South Park will be attending.
Somehow I doubt this video was officially produced by IBM, but whomever made it must really like Impact (and South Park).
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