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- Freshman Ryan Mancl's used his gaming expertise in a game called Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties.
- Mancl competed in the finals against the 2007 WCG champion for this game.
- Mancl won the championship and the top prize of $10,000.
"The time I was most nervous was when I won my first game because I kind of realized that I had a very good chance to take myself to the top two. So that was when it hit me and I got really nervous."
This isn't a football or basketball player talking. These are the words of ECE freshman Ryan Mancl, who spent November 6-9 in Cologne, Germany, competing on the USA team in the World Cyber Games (WCG). Mancl has been involved in gaming for the past three years, the last two at a competitive level.
His expertise is in a game called Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties, a game of tactics and quick thinking. In a competition setting, it is all about becoming stronger than another empire. "In Age of Empires you both start out with the same set up on two different sides of a map and you basically build up your economy until you get enough resources so that you can have an army at the same time," he said. "And then it's just kind of balancing little attacks on their economy while having big fights between the armies. It's a lot of back and forth. There's a lot of strategy to it too, and a lot of decision making."
His expertise showed as Mancl found himself in the finals competing up against the 2007 WCG champion for this game. They battled for the championship and the top prize of $10,000. When it was over, Mancl had won.
"My strategy was mainly to adapt to my opponents because most of them tend to do the same thing," said Mancl. "They have a set style that I kind of knew about. So I played more to adapt to them instead of playing to my own style."
Mancl not only adapted, he spent many hours practicing and going through the game using different strategies. "Basically for this tournament I played with one person who I knew very well, and we tested out all the different strategies to figure out which would be the best. Once we had that we practiced it against each other over and over again to get the more specific tactics down," said Mancl.
Much like practicing for any other type of competition, Mancl put many hours into prepping for the Cyber Games. He would play at least 1 or 2 hours a day during school, and then 6 to 8 hours a day the week before the finals.
So important was this competition to Mancl that he chose to take a chemistry exam early and now that he is back there is no rest for the winner. He came home to two midterms and a research paper. "It's not the most relaxing week to come back to, but it was worth it in the end" said Mancl.
Besides the competition, Mancl had the opportunity to sightsee and also meet friends through these online games. "The most exciting part was meeting all the people that I've played games with over the past two years," he said. "That was really the biggest part of the trip for me."
Now that he is back at the U of I he has time to focus on his studies and also his future. Mancl said he would like to have a future in competitive gaming, but that market is an uncertain one. "A future like that depends on what game you're playing, and the biggest thing is finding a sponsor because just like anything, like in professional sports, you're getting paid by the team," he said. "So it's really about finding the right team that can provide both a salary and a good playing environment."
If that doesn't work out Mancl said he is interested in following in his father's footsteps and becoming an engineer for IBM. But he is not shutting out the idea of going to grad school to continue his education. He is early in his ECE career, and he said it just depends on what is available when graduation approaches.

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JEREMY HOBSON: Global stock markets are still excited about what the Federal Reserve said yesterday afternoon. That interest rates for banks that borrow from the Fed will remain near zero percent for the next two years. That's the Fed's way of influencing the rates we pay for everything from student loans to mortgages.
Keeping rates that low for that long is unprecedented and making such a bold statement carries its own risks as Marketplace's Jeff Horwich reports.
JEFF HORWICH: The upside of the Fed offering this level of clarity, and such a long time-horizon, is that markets like certainty. Rising interest rates are one of the feared effects of Standard & Poor's downgrade of the U.S. debt rating -- that could slow the economy down even more.
MARK CLIFFE: In suggesting that's not going to happen, that should help market sentiment -- indeed, it already has.
Mark Cliffe is chief economist with ING. He says one risk of the Fed's announcement is that it will be taken too literally.
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Another risk is that the Fed ties its own hands -- if the economy recovers faster than expected, will it react too slowly. Of course, at the moment, that might seem like a good problem to have. Perhaps the greatest downside to the Fed announcement is the reminder we could well *be* mired in slow growth for the next two years.
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Whoa. Rewind. Today, with resumes pilling up on recruiters' desks faster than letters to Santa on Christmas Eve, it will have to stand up to the 6-second challenge. Overworked recruiters spend an average of just 6 seconds scanning resumes. This, according to a recent Ladders study, which revealed that resumes were ranked according to readability and the key content most sought by today's recruiters.
Factors that influenced readability included how well a resume was organized and its visual breakdown of information. Advanced "eye-tracking" technology showed that a recruiter's eyes wandered needlessly and repeatedly over resumes that were overstuffed with information and poorly organized. All the extra visual and mental work made these resumes difficult to assess. Professionally prepared resumes—those with better organization and less superfluous information—took less eye tracking and mental effort—and were thus spared from instant rejection.
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ARLINGTON, Texas –Through four matches in this Gold Cup, US goalkeepers have spent more time celebrating their teammates' goals than they have making saves in their own box.
Nick Rimando and Sean Johnson have combined to make a grand total of nine saves and faced few critical, must-stop situations with the game in the balance.
That's likely to change on Wednesday night at Cowboys Stadium, when an upset-minded Honduras hope they'll be the first of the US' Gold Cup opponents to put the favorites under considerable pressure (7 pm ET, Fox Soccer/UniMas/Univision Deportes, Live chat on MLSsoccer.com).
"I think that's the most difficult part of goalkeeping," Rimando told reporters before Tuesday's training session. "When your team does dominate most of the game, you have to be sharp and ready for any moment. I think the defenders in front of us have done well, and it's made my job easy and Sean's job easy. Honduras is going to be a great opponent, they beat a great team in Costa Rica, so we have to be prepared."
Given that Honduras was the last team to beat the United States in a meaningful match, walking away with a 2-1 win in February's World Cup qualifier in San Pedro Sula, and they barely conceded the US a hard-fought 1-0 victory in Sandy, Utah, just last month, nobody on the American side expects the kind of blowouts the Yanks have enjoyed during this tournament.
Still, the Americans have reason to be confident considering the game will likely reunite Omar Gonzalez and Matt Besler in central defense, while Kyle Beckerman provides a formidable shield in front of the first-choice duo. Head coach Jurgen Klinsmann is taking nothing for granted, though.
"It's not going to be an easy game at all," he said. "I think [Honduran head coach] Luis Suárez over the last two years has formed a team that is very compact, very individually gifted. [They have] a lot of good individual players that can make a difference."
Each team the US has faced thus far has employed a 10-men behind the ball, counterattacking approach to slow down the Americans' fast-paced, attacking style. Klinsmann said that he expects Honduras to be well organized and difficult to break down, but added Rimando and the defense also should expect to have more work this time around.
"It's a knockout game, so I expect a Honduran side that goes forward goes as well, which they did if you watched the Costa Rica game," Klinsmann said. "It's the beauty of knockout games. Sooner or later, one team has to score, has to do something. I love those games, [and] we're really looking forward to it."


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The Top Corporate Counsel in Dallas-Fort Worth 2011
The honorees in this year's awards for in-house lawyers have taken their roles to a whole new level.
Outstanding Chief Legal Officer
General Counsel—Solo
Laurie D. Tice Biddle
Hall Financial Group
In 2006, when Laurie Biddle was named in-house counsel at Hall Financial
Group, a company with about 80 employees locally and 250 globally, she
set about redefining its existing legal department.
"What I have really done is organize [it] in a fashion where we work
efficiently and expeditiously to handle legal matters and get deals
closed," Biddle says. "I am about systems and processes, which allows us
to process a lot of work."
Hall Financial Group, a privately held company based in Frisco, has
holdings a variety of industries, including commercial real estate,
software application development, vineyards and wineries, and oil and
Over the past 18 months, Biddle has closed transactions for Hall
totaling more than $450 million—including the sale of two multifamily
properties, taking a majority stake in Roessler, a Sonoma, Calif,
winemaker; and setting up a joint venture between Hall and Marathon Oil.
"I've always been a goal-setter and I've always been pretty focused,"
says Biddle, who was promoted to vice president and general counsel in
2008. "So to achieve those goals, I focused on what it takes to get from
A to B, from B to C. I am high-energy, so I have to stay focused or I'd
be all over the place."
She's had plenty of practice at juggling things.
In 1990, Biddle was a single working mother of two young girls. Wanting
to take her paralegal career even further, she enrolled in college,
attending at night and on weekends.
"I did it by managing and organizing and keeping each realm in order,"
Biddle says. "There were things I had to do to make it work. It was
those organizational skills and relationships. It was staying focused
and on goal."
Biddle received her bachelor's degree from the University of Texas at El
Paso in 1994. She went on to receive her juris doctorate from the
University of Texas at Austin in 1997. She earned her attorney's license
and served in private practice for nearly 10 years, before joining Hall
Financial, which is led by Craig Hall.
When Biddle arrived and began reorganizing the legal department, she
also began making it more accessible to anyone in the company with a
legal question. Her team has become an interdepartmental resource.
"I'm very much a people person and I like to serve, so my idea when I
came was to create a small or solo practice within the company," Biddle
says. "It has become kind of a team-building atmosphere."
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Richard Y. Cheng
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Richard Cheng has created the legal and medical appeals departments for
two different health care companies: Century Rehabilitation and his
current employer, Senior Care Centers, which generates $310 million in
annual revenue and employs 4,500 people. The accomplished attorney
worked as an occupational therapist for many years before going to law
school, and since then he has taught at two universities and written a
legal chapter in an occupational therapy textbook.
Mark M. Chloupek
LQ Management LLC
Mark Chloupek has served as general counsel for La Quinta Inn &
Suites since its acquisition by affiliates of The Blackstone Group LP in
2006. Since that time, La Quinta has nearly doubled in size, expanding
from 435 to 806 hotels. In spite of the company's growth, Chloupek has
managed to reduce legal costs by more than 70 percent and decrease
third-party losses on a per-hotel basis by approximately 20 percent.
Chloupek also has served on the board of directors for the Juvenile
Diabetes Research Foundation for more than 10 years.
David Poole
Range Resources Corp.
This past year David Poole led the defense of Range Resources from "a
baseless ex-parte order issued by the EPA," which claimed that Range had
contaminated a pair of drinking wells in the Barnett Shale. Poole has
plenty of experience in the oil business. He worked as a drilling
engineer out of college, until he decided to attend law school. Then,
before joining Range Resources, he worked at TXU Corp., where he held
the position of general counsel during the company's $45 billion
leveraged buyout. Poole also is involved in the Boy Scouts of America,
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Green Day's 'Uno!' is sharp, slick
BOTTOM LINE Grown-up punk and power-pop paradise
As mid-career transformations go, Green Day's graduation from smart-aleck "Dookie" punks to chroniclers of the "American Idiot" turn of the century may be the grandest ever.
The question -- after the Grammy-winning and, later, Tony-winning rock anthems of "American Idiot" and its equally heady follow-up, "21st Century Breakdown" -- became whether they could keep it up. "¡Uno!" (Warner Bros.), the first installment in an ambitious, garage-rock trilogy to be released over the next four months, answers with a defiant sneer and sarcastic single-finger salute.
While "¡Uno!" isn't overtly political, it's certainly disgruntled, even when Billie Joe Armstrong is singing his sunniest, power-pop melodies and bassist Mike Dirnt and drummer Tré Cool do their best to make you pogo and pump your fist. The gorgeous "Sweet 16" is a love song set in abandoned warehouses and sleeping on the floor on cardboard. "Fell for You" is a garage-rock marvel, filled with sweet harmonies. "Troublemaker" gets you to start chanting the chorus, "Wanna be a troublemaker," almost immediately.
The sharpness of Armstrong's lyrics, combined with Rob Cavallo's slick, modern production, keeps "¡Uno!" moving forward, even as the band looks back to '60s power pop, '70s punk and early '80s new wave for inspiration. What makes "¡Uno!" even more special is its biggest anthems, the rousing "Let Yourself Go" and stomping "Oh Love," could have arrived at any point in the past 40 years and sounded great. They'll sound pretty great in the next 40, too.


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Jaguars safety Don Carey told the Times Union the NFL has fined him $12,500 for his hit on Cowboys tight end Jason Witten. Carey left his feet as he tackled Witten, made some contact on Witten's helmet with his own and both players' heads were knocked back late in Sunday's game.
Carey received the fine slip on Thursday.
The play got the Jaguars a 15-yard personal foul penalty on Sunday. Even Witten was surprised by that. But the NFL is being very strict with helmet to helmet and other illegal hits these days. Two weeks ago teams were sent memos warning of harsher fines and possible suspensions for dangerous hits.
Vito Stellino and I asked Carey a few questions about the fine and the hit. Here's what he had to say:
Q: So what did you learn from that?
Carey: Lower my target even more. I never was going for a head shot to begin with. Kind of be aware when a receiver has the ball they're going to duck down a little bit. Lower my head target at the end of the day, that's all you can do.
Q: So because he lowered his head, his head was lower than you thought it would be?
Carey: At the end of the day, chatting with him, it barely even touched him to begin with. Because his head snapped back the way it did so it looked like it. like I said, lower my target, it's not even a question. That's what I thought.
Q: Is it hard to be aware of how a guy's moving as you're flying at him?
Carey: It forces you to think when you're used to reacting. Going to miss a lot more tackles that way, but at the end of the day, gotta play within the rules. Safety of the game. You'll adjust eventually. If not, you'll be fined a lot.
Q: Did you think it'd be a bigger fine?
Carey: Oh yeah, way more. I guess there's a silver lining in everything. Got mine.
Q: Is that your first fine?
Carey: Second. Fined from the league, yeah first.
Q: You were fined by the club for something?
Carey: Yeah, yeah, rookie mistakes. Lessons learned when I was in Cleveland.


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RICHARDSON — In Pegasus Theatre's XSR: Die!, characters who seemed to be dead get up and display lots of life. The show itself manages the same miracle.
Pegasus has revived one of the earliest of Kurt Kleinmann's black-and-white comedy-mysteries at the Eisemann Center. The title is short for Cross Stage Right: Die!, so you know right away that the action takes place in a theater.
During World War II, the cast of a Broadway show is rehearsing some last-minute changes to a script before opening night. The aging leading lady (Lulu Ward) trades barbs with the hammy leading man (Scott Nixon) and is jealous of the sexy ingénue (Alex Moore). The playwright (Clayton Wheeler) is a mild-mannered sort, but the director (Art Kedzierski) has little patience with the performers. The stage manager (Ben Schroth) grumbles a lot, but the young assistant (Blake Hametner) is willing and eager.
Bumbling detective Harry Hunsacker — played, as usual, by Kleinmann — barges in, thinking he's at an audition: Harry's great ambition is to be an actor. His rival in the crime-solving business, police Lt. Foster (Chad Cline), is also on the premises, trying to mooch a ticket. Thus they are conveniently on hand when first one then another of the company members are murdered in front of our eyes.
When the curtain rings down for intermission barely 45 minutes into the show, XSR: Die! feels curiously off-kilter. The actors can't find a consistent style, and even the patented techniques that make the whole production look like an old black-and-white movie aren't quite working: You can see distinct hair colors in a couple of wigs that haven't been thoroughly powdered, for instance.
Everything quickly jells as the second act begins. Director Michael Serrecchia pushes his actors to go over the top when their roles become truly silly, and the results are frequently hilarious. It's hard to cite the best performances because, as promised by a note the detectives find, nothing is as it first seems. We won't give away which characters are gypsies or spies or Nazi monsters. Suffice it to say, the wilder the plot gets, the more fun you'll have.
The three continuing characters, on the other hand, are all the better for keeping things calmer than usual. This script avoids the tiresome bickering between Harry and Lt. Foster that mars other entries in the series. Kleinmann makes the most of the sequence in which Harry, contrary to habit, thinks brilliantly. Harry's sidekick, Nigel Grouse, doesn't have much to do in this play, but Ben Bryant is a comforting presence in the role.
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Background:. Enzymes from psychrophilic (cold-adapted) microorganisms operate at temperatures close to 0 degreesC, where the activity of their mesophilic and thermophilic counterparts is drastically reduced. It has generally been assumed that thermophily is associated with rigid proteins, whereas psychrophilic enzymes have a tendency to be more flexible. Results:. Insights into the cold adaptation of proteins are gained on the basis of a psychrophilic protein's molecular structure. To this end, we have determined the structure of the recombinant form of a psychrophilic alpha-amylase from Alteromonas haloplanctis at 2.4 A resolution. We have compared this with the structure of the wild-type enzyme, recently solved at 2.0 A resolution, and with available structures of their mesophilic counterparts. These comparative studies have enabled us to identify possible determinants of cold adaptation. Conclusions:. We propose that an increased resilience of the molecular surface and a less rigid protein core, with less interdomain interactions, are determining factors of the conformational flexibility that allows efficient enzyme catalysis in cold environments.
Structures of the psychrophilic Alteromonas haloplanctis alpha-amylase give insights into cold adaptation at a molecular level.,Aghajari N, Feller G, Gerday C, Haser R Structure. 1998 Dec 15;6(12):1503-16. PMID:9862804[1]
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Update on Colorado Christian University – "Is it still a Contemplative School?"
July 2013 Update on Colorado Christian University: On July 10th, our office received a call from a concerned parent whose child attends Colorado Christian University. She saw that most of the links on our 2009 Letter to the Editor (see below) regarding CCCU were no longer working. We have been able to fix a few of those, and we are providing an update about the school. The parent's question to us was, "Is Colorado Christian University still a contemplative college?"
Perhaps one of the most obvious signs that CCU is still a contemplative-promoting school is the fact that contemplative advocate Larry Crabb is a CCU professor. He was also the key note speaker at the CCU 2013 Pastor's Conference. Lighthouse Trails has discussed Crabb in the past, in particularly about his book, The Papa Prayer, where he tells readers he has benefited much from contemplative and "centering" prayer (see our review). For those who may not realize just how committed Crabb is to the contemplative mission, consider this: Crabb is one of three Founding Executive Editors of a publication called Conversations Journal. The other two founding editors are David Benner and Gary Moon, both contemplative proponents as well. Lighthouse Trails has followed this magazine for a number of years and often quoted from or referred to it in (in a critical way). Others listed on the Copyright/Editorial page of Conversations Journal are Richard Foster and the recently deceased Dallas Willard (Editorial Consultants), Basil Pennington (in Memorium), on the Editorial Board – John Ortberg and Ken Boa – both contemplatives. Section Editors include Emilie Griffin of Renovare and Jan Johnson (see A Time of Departing for examples of Jan's contemplative propensities). Also on the Editorial Board is Jeannette Bakke. Bakke was recently discussed in a LT article about Ruth Haley Barton. She teaches at the Christos Center where people are trained in contemplative spirituality. Conversations Journal is a who's who and what's what of contemplative spirituality. Just go to their website and use their search engine. Try terms like Thomas Merton, Thomas Keating, labyrinth, lectio divina, Henri Nouwen, Richard Rohr, and so forth. No one could deny that Conversations Journal is a strong advocate for contemplative spirituality. And in a proper line of reasoning, one would have to admit that CCU is being impacted (contemplatively speaking) by having the Executive Editor of Conversations Journal teach at CCU.
In addition to Crabb's role at CCU, the 2013-214 CCU catalog includes a strong emphasis on Spiritual Formation.
One of the most troubling things we learned (from the parent who called us) was that in April 2013, CCU invited Catholic Archbishop Aquila to speak at CCU. In Aquila's speech at CCU, he states, "We all share the imperative of evangelization." But the Archbishop is NOT talking about the same kind of evangelization as a biblical Christian would. There is only one kind of evangelization in the Catholic Church, and that is the evangelization to bring back the "lost brethren" (Protestants/evangelicals) to the "Mother Church." The Archbishop's speech was a "let's all get together to save America," kind of speech, but the real goal of the papacy has always been to convert people to Catholicism. As a school that claims to adhere to biblical principles and beliefs, CCU leadership should know better than to have any part in an ecumenical effort that surely gave students the impression that Catholicism is a legitimate form of Christianity. Please read Roger Oakland's book Another Jesus if you do not understand this.
Last, in this update, Kevin Turner, the Associate Professor of Youth Ministry and Theology at CCU's School of Theology wrote a book titled Learn Before You Leap: 101 Case Studies for Youth Pastors (2012). Under a section titled "Contemplative Prayer Practices," Turner poses a question about contemplative practices: prayer labyrinth, praying the Scriptures, lectio divina, and the Jesus Prayer (p. 142). He doesn't come out and say they are either good or bad, but in the acknowledgements section of the book, he thanks Youth Specialties and its founder the late Mike Yaconelli who taught Turner "how to feed [his] soul in a ministry context." Turner states: "When I began teaching, YS published the textbooks I used in class, and the YS academic support network became my community. Through the majority of my almost-50 years, Youth Specialties has been there at every step to help, inform, and inspire me. Since 1995 it has been a thrill to be involved on the NYWC staff along with Tic, Michelle, Marko, Mark, and so many others." For those who aren't aware, Youth Specialties has been a leading voice in promoting the emerging church movement and contemplative spirituality to tens of thousands (maybe hundreds of thousands) of youth in America. We can't help but wonder if Turner absorbed Youth Specialties' contemplative affinity. If he did, then, like Larry Crabb, he will be passing this on to CCU students.
Now, our 2011 Letter to the Editor
To Lighthouse Trails:
I am looking at colleges and it is really important to me that I find a college that will not have bad theology, is contemplative, new age, etc.
I went onto your website and found the list of colleges that are contemplative and Colorado Christian University was among them.
Everything I see on their website looks great. I was wondering how to determine whether a college fits into that category or not? I don't want to go somewhere that could warp my faith but I also want to know what makes Colorado Christian a contemplative University?
Excerpts from our answer:
Dear ________,
It's a real dilemma with the colleges. So many of the Christian colleges are so influenced by the contemplative/emerging church spirituality, and our viewpoint is that this is very dangerous and against Scripture. The school in Colorado is one of the more emerging colleges out there. . . .
Here are some links regarding Colorado Christian University to back up what we have said about it. ______, if you have not read Castles in the Sand and Faith Undone, we hope you will before you go to college, wherever you choose.
Colorado Christian University:
1. Studying teachings of contemplative/emerging figures – (This page has a number of contemplative and emerging references . It comes right out and says it will be studying the teachings of contemplatives such as Brennan Manning and Henri Nouwen.):
"We will be reading and discussing a variety of writers who will take us on a journey of honest self-examination, and provide us with a vision of what true, authentic , Biblical community really is. We will be reading from people like: Brennan Manning, Larry Crabb, Henri Nouwen, Andy Stanley, and Phillip Yancey."
2. Here you can see that the school has a very strong emphasis on spiritual formation (the vehicle through which contemplative/emerging enter):
One example: Pastors Conference with contemplative advocate Larry Crabb
Regarding the textbooks they are using, we could show you many examples but here are just a few. This one is where they are using emerging church leader Brian McLaren: (link removed). This really shows how far this school has gone down the emerging path.
This one is where they are using Youth Specialties former president Mark O (link removed). Youth Specialties is a leader in the emerging church.
On this page, you will see textbooks they are using for their Leadership Program. One of them is a blatant New Age mystic (Daniel Goleman): (link removed)
We could go on and on with examples as this school is one of the most blatantly emerging schools out there (along with most Nazarene colleges, sad to say). If we can answer any specific questions, now or anytime later, please let us know. God bless.
Olivet Nazarene University 105th School Added to Lighthouse Trails Contemplative School List
On Saturday morning, Lighthouse Trails received an e-mail from a concerned parent whose child is attending Olivet Nazarene University. The parent told us that Richard Foster's book Celebration of Discipline is part of a required Freshman course. We have also discovered that Spiritual Formation (i.e., contemplative spirituality) is integrated in various aspects of the school including their Christian Education program, Practical Ministries, Youth Ministry, and the School of Theology. Thus we have added Olivet Nazarene University to our list of Christian schools that promote Spiritual Formation.
In addition to Richard Foster's book, Henri Nouwen's books are used in at least 4 courses. In two of those (CMIN 116, COMM 300), his contemplative promoting book In the Name of Jesusis used. This is the book that Kay Warren, Rick Warren's wife, recommends saying it "hits at the heart of the minister . . . I highlighted almost every word."1 It is in that book of Nouwen's that he says:
Through the discipline of contemplative prayer, Christian leaders have to learn to listen to the voice of love . . . For Christian leadership to be truly fruitful in the future, a movement from the moral to the mystical is required.2 (emphasis added)
In almost every school that promotes Spiritual Formation, Henri Nouwen is used. This is because the spirituality that Nouwen advocated for is the same spirituality that Spiritual Formation (contemplative) inhabits. When you think of where Spiritual Formation took Nouwen before the end of his life (after years of practicing mysticism), it is sobering to see the majority of Christian colleges and seminaries embrace him. In the last book he wrote, he stated:
Today I personally believe that while Jesus came to open the door to God's house, all human beings can walk through that door, whether they know about Jesus or not. Today I see it as my call to help every person claim his or her own way to God."3
What Nouwen says here illustrates the "fruit" of contemplative spirituality. It is not surprising to us that Olivet Nazarene University promotes Spiritual Formation. Most of the Nazarene universities do. We have documented this for years. If you want to see one of the most shocking signs of where evangelical Christian schools will end up, read our article Buddhist/Universalist Sympathizer Woos Nazarene Students at NNU and watch the video we link to of Dr. Jay McDaniel's visit to Northwest Nazarene University in Idaho.
Nouwen's influence is obvious at Olivet. The VP of Spiritual Lifelists Nouwen as one of his favorite authors. This of course could have a profound influence on many students. Parents, please remember, when you are looking for a college or university for your son or daughter to attend this coming fall, please check that school out carefully beforehand, and make sure your child understands what the underlying roots of contemplative and emerging spirituality are before they leave your home. It is by no means just Nazarene Universities that are being affected. This is happening in virtually every denomination to one degree or another.
1. Rick Warren quoting Kay Warren on the Ministry Toolbox (Issue #54, 6/5/2002, (http://web.archive.org/web/20081227044856/http://legacy.pastors.com/RWMT/?ID=54).
2. Henri Nouwen, In the Name of Jesus (New York, NY: Crossroad Publishing, 2000), pp. 6, 31-32.
3. Henri Nouwen, Sabbatical Journey, Hardcover edition, 1998, p. 51.
Related Articles:
An Epidemic of Apostasy – Christian Seminaries Must Incorporate "Spiritual Formation" to Become Accredited
'Mysticism' infecting Nazarene beliefs . . . and more of the story
Nazarene Pastor Fired For Fighting Emergent Ideology
by Manny Silva
Concerned Nazarenes
Disturbing trends continue to develop in our denomination. Recently, I sent out a prayer request for a pastor and his church that decided to leave the Nazarene denomination, rather than stay and bow to emergent ideology and priorities. Soon, I will be posting some information regarding those who have been forced to leave their churches ("Divorced From The Church"). More and more Bible believing Nazarenes are finding themselves ostracized and are even being labeled as cult members, hateful, dividers, "used by the devil"…etc. On and on it goes, with no biblical justification! Students are subject to ridicule or harassment for standing up against unbiblical teachings at their universities.
The following story is also another scenario, that of a pastor being fired for daring to speak out against a movement which has not even been officially welcomed into the Nazarene denomination. Please understand that it is the desire of this pastor not to target leadership, but to make you aware of the magnitude of this problem. Hopefully, some of you will begin to look at this, and not be overcome by it:
The Story:
As many of you know, Pastor Joe Staniforth joined Concerned Nazarenes – a group of Nazarenes troubled by false teachings in our academic institutions and many of our churches in the Western world. These teachings can be summed up as "emergent ideology."
For more information on the emergent church movement and the mission of Concerned Nazarenes, please visit www.concernednazarenes.org or one of the websites listed below.
In September 2008, Pastor Joe and his wife Claudia answered God's call to work as missionaries, evangelists and church planters on the Texas-Mexico border. Although they've witnessed the Lord at work – especially in ministries in Matamoros, Mexico – Pastor Joe became increasingly concerned about emergent teachings in the Nazarene denomination. In obedience to the Lord's leading, he began preaching against the ideology and practices of the emergent movement . Please click here to read the rest of this story.
Related Information on the downslide of the Nazarene denomination into emerging/contemplative:
Buddhist/Universalist Sympathizer Woos Nazarene Students at NNU
G12 Master Plan Could Expose Thousands of Nazarenes to Contemplative/Emerging Spirituality
In November 2004, Lighthouse Trails issued its first alert to readers on Christian colleges that are promoting contemplative spirituality. The four colleges listed in that alert were San Fransisco Theological Seminary, Biola University, Bethel University, and Lincoln Christian College and Seminary. Since then, numerous other alerts have been issued. What has become all too painfully clear is that the majority of Christian colleges and seminaries in North America have, in varying degrees, begun to incorporate contemplative spirituality into their colleges. It is not just a few schools – it is most, and for those who understand the dangers of contemplative (and emerging), it is obvious that Christian colleges are in a crisis of faith.
The following is a list of the articles we have written on the college situation. Is your child's school listed here? It's worth checking out:
Biola University – January 2005
Dallas Theological Seminary – April 2005
Assemblies of God Theological Seminary – May/June 2005
Assemblies of God Theological Seminary – Article #2 – November 2005
Wheaton College Promoting Contemplative Spirituality – March 2006
Christian Colleges – A Dangerous Place For Young Christians – June 2006
Back to School – Is Your College Student Safe? – August 2006
The Shape of Things to Come – Biola University – September 2006
Moody Bible – September 2006
Cedarville University – October 2006
Trinity Western University – December 2006
Liberty University – February 2007
A Glimpse of the Future of Christian Higher Education – March 2007
Prairie Bible Institute – August 2007
Liberty University – Article #2 – August 2007
Moody Bible Institute – Article #2 – September 2007
Briercrest College – September 2007
Southwest Baptist University – October 2007
Baylor University – November 2007
Belmont University – November 2007
Moody Bible Institute – Article #3 – November 2007
Prairie Bible Institute – Article #2 – November 2007
Southeastern University (AOG) – December 2007
Moody Bible Institute – Article #4 – January 2008
Palm Beach Atlantic University – January 2008
Cedarville University – January 2008
Nazarene Universities – February 2008
Liberty University – Article #3 – February 2008
University Student Stands Alone Against Emerging Spirituality – February 2008
Mount Vernon Nazarene – March 2008
Moody Bible Institute Looks for New President – August 1, 2008
Cedarville University – Article #3 – March 2008
Bethel University New President: "Catholic friends taught me about contemplative prayer." – July 3, 2008
Jonathan Falwell Becomes Vice-Chancellor at Liberty University – September 11, 2008
Ambrose University (CMA & Nazarene) Full Speed into Contemplative/Emergent – October 12, 2008
Biola University Student Reports on Contemplative Chapel Services – Warns Parents to Avoid Biola – October 20, 2008
Biola University Contacts Lighthouse Trails – Accuses of Libel – October 21, 2008
Non-Contemplative Pillsbury Baptist Bible College to Close – November 24, 2008
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary May Be Heading into Troubled Contemplative Waters – January 12, 2009
Keri Wyatt Kent Continues Leading Women Toward Contemplative – Moody Bible Institute Helps – February 12, 2009
Trevecca Nazarene University Promoting Contemplative Spirituality in No Small Way – February 18, 2009
Emergent/Mystical Leaders at Baylor University – April 13, 2009
Point Loma Nazarene University Welcomes Brian McLaren and Embraces Contemplative Spirituality – April 19, 2009
Gordon College in MA Brings Emerging Contemplative Spirituality to Students June 19, 2009
For more information:
Our database of Christian colleges using contemplative materials
Some Christian colleges that DON'T promote contemplative spirituality


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I use four instant-messaging programs, and in addition to getting tired of signing into each of them, I often need to send IMs from computers where my IM software--or some IM-unifying program like Trillian--isn't downloaded. Well, a start-up called Meebo has solved my problems.
Meebo is offering an alpha (early test) Web-based service that lets people use multiple IM programs and accounts in one unified location using a Web browser on any computer. It uses the AJAX programming technique and so it requires no downloads or plug-ins, like other IM unifying programs.
So far, I'm not the only one who finds this useful; Meebo has about 560,000 log-ins a day, not counting people who have multiple IM accounts, Seth Sternberg, founder and chief executive, said on Tuesday. Users are active in asking for new features, reporting bugs and offering support to each other in the site's forums.
For instance, Meebo is available in 46 languages, including Esperanto and Bork!, the pretend language the Swedish chef from the Muppets show speaks, and users were responsible for doing most of the localization. They post translations of English terms used on the site to a user-created Wiki. A script then automatically posts the translations to Meebo.
"We have Klingon too, but we didn't ship that because not enough phrases got translated," Sternberg said.
The service offers some of the features AIM, Yahoo Instant Messenger, Google Talk and MSN Messenger offer, including a chat history storage option and the ability to show different online status for individual accounts. It also offers single sign-on and a unique pirate emoticon. It is noticeably missing an alert mechanism to let you know when you are being messaged while working in another window. Next up are buddy icons, group chat and more personalization options, said Sternberg.
Longer term Meebo, which is not making a profit yet, is considering doing distribution deals with companies that offer search, SMS, music downloads and other services to generate revenue, he said. "We don't want to throw up a banner ad. The requirement is it has to add value to the user."
The Palo Alto, Calif.-based company has raised about $3.5 million from Sequoia and angel investors, including Netscape founder Marc Andreessen.


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I work with kids so I've seen some real horrors. The worst ones are the ones that sound totally made up or are spelled so kre8tively that you can't imagine how to even pronounce them. I love unusual and under-used names but I think there's a line you can cross and end up burdening your kid rather than creating a special identity for him/her.
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A Coroner has recorded that there was a 'significant possibility' that a Botesdale took a paracetamol overdose deliberately.
Despite a post mortem which concluded that Anthony Edwards, 70, of Chapel Lane, had taken an overdose and then died from pneumonia, Suffolk Coroner Dr Peter Dean yesterday) said the reason was not entirely clear.
Dr Dean said: "Whether this was the intention or not cannot be absolutely determined from the circumstances but that clearly remains a significant possibility."
Mr Edwards was found by carers on the floor of his home and taken to the West Suffolk Hospital where he was admitted to the intensive care unit.
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Renita Jablonski: The cruise ship industry is growing at about 8 percent a year. This year, an estimated 12.6 million Americans will take a cruise.
But worries about safety on ships is growing, too. That'll be the focus of a Senate hearing this morning. Jeremy Hobson has more from Washington.
Jeremy Hobson: Senators will hear from the International Cruise Victims Association. Its vice president, Sun Michael Pham, lost both his parents three years ago, when they disappeared while aboard a cruise ship.
Pham says most people don't know the dangers that exist, from disappearance to sexual assault. And because many cruise ships are registered in other countries, he says safety regulations need to be strengthened.
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Each year, the RCIO conference is tailored to a particular theme relevant to I-O or more general applied psychology. The focus of the 2017 conference is on climate and culture theory, research, and practice within organizational settings (think broadly).
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Last night we had the first significant snow of the season. There is about 4" accumulated on the grassy areas, but the pavements are clear. They were out salting but also it's not been cold enough for the snow to stick to the roads. Anyhow, around here, all we need to have is a forecast of snow for everybody to go into panic mode. People run to the grocery store to hoard white stuff: bread, milk, and toilet paper. I can sort of understand bread and milk, but toilet paper? Doesn't one usually have more than a few days supply of toilet paper??? So yesterday the schools all closed early and today they started 2 hours late, so they still had the opportunity to close if they thought it necessary (i.e. a slick spot on a road somewhere). I grew up in Chicago and we never got off from school because of snow.
This is the view from the picture windows in my living room. As you can see, it's not very much snow, but it's pretty on the trees and bushes.
Another view. By this afternoon it will mostly be gone from the bushes and melted away.
I've enlarged one of the slot canyon views to 8" x 10" and have cut templates and put the fabrics together. Today I plan to put stitching on it. I don't like doing templates but I can't see any way around it if I want to get the effect I'm aiming for. Time to get back to work.
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- Liz said...
We're like that in Britain too. You can bet that someone somewhere will drive too fast and cause a road to be totally blocked all day and of course they all blame it on the Council for not gritting the road... I think it's just because we don't get all that much snow... Of course, the kids love it...
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KoA: Reckoning - Answers from the Team
Another week, another set of Reckoning Answers from the Team. Music, the length and armour "types" are all discussed but I couldn't resist this quote with a gentle dig at Skyrim:
This was a great Q&A. I liked what they had to say about the exploring.
I have a sinking feeling that Origin is going to be needed to play this. I have no proof of this or read anywhere it said this, but this feeling of dread keeps creeping up on me whenever I read something about this game. It sounds too good even with the actiony combat and I just know EA is going to screw it up somehow. There are only a few EA titles where they haven't screwed up something about the game.
The Sims Medieval was a lot of fun and didn't have 1001 stuff packs associated with it. Dragon Age: Orgins was great, but that was mostly finished by the time EA took over. No time to screw it up. If Origins is associated with this game then that's it for me. I'll have to pass.
Edit: On second thought it will be a good excuse for me to finally learn written Chinese. I've been procrastinating with that for years now so what the hell, I'll learn it just so I can use that dang Origins :P
What's the deal with Origins? It's basically just another Steam, isn't it?
I don't plan on getting KoA, but it has nothing to do with the DRM. I just don't see anything that interests me about this game.
As far as these Q&As are concerned, they're a little too convenient if you ask me. They seem set up to tell us exactly what they think we want to hear.
The deal with Origins with me is that it forces it to Chinese. No way to change it.
Also, I already have Steam and Impulse. I don't really want another one. Two is more than enough. I'll buy from GamersGate or GoG whenever possible because the the games are actually downloadable and doesn't use some 3rd party program to play them or better yet actually buy them from the stores.
Like I said though it might just be the kick-in-the-ass I need to learn Chinese chararacters. What better reason than to play a game? :)
There will probably be a crack out so you could probably use that to avoid using Origin.
The game is for sale at Direct2Drive, and AFAIK, there aren't any games that are sold at non-Origin sites that require you to play them through Origin.
Other games do that as well. I learned that the hard way when I bought Magicka through Impulse. I still had to use Steam to play it.
I'm hoping that this will require no Origin since I will not go into another gamestore for my games.
I'm just being a doomsayer. There's been nothing said about Origins. It's just with all this press I can't help but think EA's going to sneak that in at the last minute.
You mean - building up a *great* demand - and then "suddenly" announcing it would require Origin ?
Something like that ;)
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PORTLAND — Sen. Angus King has passed the 100-day mark in the Senate, but he's still waiting for an office.
The Maine independent has been working from a temporary office since his arrival on Capitol Hill. He says he's hopeful that he'll be able to move into his office next month.
Currently he's working in a bunker-like office down the hall from former Sen. Olympia Snowe's large office suite.
King says he originally questioned why he had to wait. After all, there are 100 senators and there should be 100 offices.
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The University of Dayton School of Law will offer a new clinic focused on preparing students to practice in the areas of business and intellectual property law. The Entrepreneurship and Intellectual Property Law Clinic combines the law school's emphasis on experiential learning and its expertise in IP law. Six students comprise the IP Clinic's inaugural group, which launched this spring.
"They are focused in this field of practice and are excited to bring their learning to bear on real matters involving real client issues," said Kelly Henrici, executive director of the Program in Law and Technology, who is teaching the new clinic. "And they get to build this clinic from the ground up."
While Dayton Law's traditional clinic is designed for students who want to practice in a courtroom setting, the IP Clinic is geared toward students interested in working as transactional lawyers. The IP Clinic will provide students with experience drafting documents, helping innovators protect their inventions and aiding new enterprises select and protect their corporate structure.
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"The innovation, entrepreneurship and creativity that takes place right here on the university campus is fertile ground for IP Clinic students to learn how to meet the needs of actual clients," Henrici said. "There is a strong demand on campus for this clinic and a keen focus on cross-collaborative efforts."
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Police are providing safety tips for trick-or-treaters this Halloween.
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Lubbock-born singer-songwriter Delbert McClinton and 1950s-60s rock 'n' roll band The Fireballs will be inducted into the West Texas Walk of Fame in a ceremony at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 29.
The West Texas Walk of Fame finds inductees honored with brass plaques installed on the brick wall surrounding the Buddy Holly statue, located west of the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center.
McClinton and The Fireballs also will perform at a Walk of Fame concert at 8 p.m. Aug. 29 at the Civic Center Theatre. Reserved-seat tickets, $22 (including $2 service charge), go on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Select-A-Seat outlets at Dollar Western Wear, Memphis Place Mall, Ralph's Records & Tapes and the Texas Tech University Center's ticket booth.
McClinton's first band, The Straight Jackets, was the house band and one of the few white acts to play at Fort Worth nightclub Jack's. His first record, a cover of Sonny Boy Williamson's "Wake Up Baby," was released in 1960.
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McClinton switched from guitar to harmonica after being inspired by blues man Jimmy Reed in the 1960s. Soon afterward, McClinton taught John Lennon how to play harmonica.
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Hailing from Rotan, N.M. in the 1950s, The Fireballs hold the distinction of being the first rock 'n' roll recording act from New Mexico to become known internationally. The band recorded at Norman Petty Studios in Clovis, N.M.
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Each year, around 4,000 pets find comfort at TCHS. The majority of pets we receive are cats, followed by dogs. However, we also receive many small animals such as rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, mice, gerbils, chinchillas, ferrets, birds, reptiles, etc… We offer a safe, welcoming place for people to bring the animals they can no longer care for.
We strive to adopt out all animals that enter our shelter. This can be challenging, as we are an open-admission shelter and we accept animals regardless of their age, health, species, breed or behavior, with the exception of pets who have recently bitten and require veterinary quarantine.
All pets receive a basic temperament evaluation and a basic physical examination. We will not knowingly adopt out aggressive animals.
Many people think animals at humane societies are all strays or animals with behavior issues. However, only about 9% of the animals we receive are strays, and the majority of owned pets surrendered to us are arriving due to no fault of their own. A few common reasons include "moving," "can't afford to keep," "not enough time," or "allergies in the family."
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Bring with you at the time of intake: veterinary and/or vaccination records and any toys or supplies you would like to go home with the animal.
Allow at least 30 minutes for your appointment. You will be asked many questions about your pet. We want to be sure we gather as much information from you as we can so that we may find the best possible match for them. Please be honest and open with us. We want their transition to a new home to go as smoothly as possible.
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