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Payne Stewart: The Authorized Biography
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The Skyline's the Limit
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My Mission
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Is the Bible True?
May-June 2001
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A Woman Like Me
To Fill the Gap
What Season is This Anyway?
Whatever it Takes Churches
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The 'Net Generation
Dear editor:
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My Mission
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Missionaries and Other On Mission Christians
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The Cross or the Crescent
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Do you have the evangelism gene?
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31 Days to Contagious Living
The Lord's Prayer
The NET
Know Why You Believe
Changing the Mind of Missions: Where Have We Gone Wrong?
The On Mission Church
His Heart, Our Hands
September-October 2001
Is God calling you to be a mentor?
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Everything you (thought you) ever knew about the unchurched is wrong!
on mission Prayer Partnering
Perish the thought!
A child shall lead them
Letting 'er rip
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Our Mission
Missionaries and Other On Mission Christians
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One to One: A Practical Guide to Friendship Evangelism
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ChurchNext: Quantum Changes in How We Do Ministry
November-December 2001
Seasoning your style of evangelism
Please pass the salt and pepper
The Ella they never knew
A Christian response to Islam
Prescribing faith
Why I sleep in on Sunday
Short-Term missions
Guns a-blazin'
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Missionaries and Other On Mission Christians
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Lighting the Way
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Getting Ready for Christmas
Shout to the Lord: Kids
Pray for Your Pastor
January-February 2002
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Strangers in our midst
12 Gr-r-reat Ideas for 2002
The road less traveled
Common ground revival
The Fear Factor
Champions for life
Unreachable? You might have thought so
Impacting Post Moderns
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Off the Reccord
My Mission
Missionaries and Other On Mission Christians
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The Master Plan of Evangelism
E-vangelism: Sharing the Gospel in Cyberspace
Transforming Your Workplace for Christ
Let My Words Be Few
The Story of Jesus for Children Video
March-April 2002
The land we love...
People sharing Christ
Starting healthy churches
Supporting our missionary heroes
Mobilizing Christians
Day 1
North America at a glance
Partners in the North American Mission Cause
Staff Notes
Off the Reccord
My Mission
Resource Review marapr02
The On Mission Church Complete Planning Kit
New churches Needed: Church Planting Starter Kit
E-ssentials for the On Mission Church
Mission Education Starter Kits
Church Advertising Resources
Go! Magazine
Your Church On Mission with God Flyers
The Cross or the Crescent
The NET
His Heart, Our Hands: A Ministry Evangelism Toolkit
Pray Timer: Real Time for Real Prayers
May-June 2002
Parenting 101
When Nathan got saved
I remember Mom
Whatever it Takes Churches
That's how God feels about you
Words, words, words
Missionaries and Other On Mission Christians
Celebrity Spirituality
Barna's most intriguing findings
Staff Notes
Off the Reccord
My Mission
Resource Review
What You Need to Know About Islam & Muslims
The Evidence Bible
Todays All-Star Missions Churches: Strategies to Help Your Church Get Into the Game
Healing the Broken Family of Abraham: New Life for Muslims
The Master's Way of Personal Evangelism
FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions About the Christian Life
July-August 2002
Social Graces
Confessions of an anti-witness
9/11 While the world wept
Event evangelism
Out of my hot tub
Baby-sitting bridges
Heart Call
Hospitality Evangelism
Staff Notes
Off the Reccord
My Mission
Missionaries and Other On Mission Christians
Resource Review julaug02
Mormonism 101
Unveiling Islam: An Insider's Look at Muslim Life and Beliefs
52 True Stories about Successful Witnessing
The Resurrection Report
Examine the Evidence Series
Seven Reasons Why You Can Trust the Bible
September-October 2002
Preparation for the Postmodern Midterm
Know your enemy's strategy
Reaching postmoderns through art
Postmodern postcards from churches
On Mission Resources
Special Report: 9/11 a Year Later
Back to School with Jesus
When God calls, listen!
TruthQuest: California
Veggie Outreach
Staff Notes
Off the Reccord
My Mission
Missionaries and Other On Mission Christians
Resource Review
More Ready Than You Realize: Evangelism as Dance in the Postmodern Matrix
Mack & Leeann's Guide to Short-Term Missions
Essential Christianity: Finding the God Who Loves You
Help Me Believe: Direct Answers to Real Questions
Finding God in the Face of Evil
The Day I Met God
November-December 2002
When is the right time?
At home for the holidays
Potato Chip Evangelism
Working Women's World
Surveying the land
A church to call their own
Why I sleep in on Sunday
Staff Notes
Off the Reccord
My Mission
Missionaries and Other On Mission Christians
Resource Review novdec02
The Challenge of the Cults and New Religions
Urban Ministry The Kingdom, The City & The People of God
Prisoners of Hope
Halloween Rescue Kit
A Beginners Guide to Crossing Cultures
On Mission with God
January-February 2003
But they don't look like me!
When the woman at the well is you
Homeless, but not hopeless
How do you tame a porcupine?
Penetrating Oz
Whatever it takes Churches
Let Everything That Has Breath
Miracle on my street
Staff Notes
Off the Reccord
My Mission
Missionaries and Other On Mission Christians
Resource Review
Experiencing God Together
Seeing and Savoring Jesus Christ
Overcoming the World Missions Crisis: Thinking Strategically to Reach the World
The New Mormon Challenge
Daughters of Islam--Building Bridges with Muslim Women
Defending Your Faith
Day 1Aias and Gecina De Souza
Day 2Tommy and Liz Stevens
Day 3Norman and Debbie Cannada
Day 4Ronald and Alpha Goombi
Day 5Taylor and Susan Field
Day 6Don and Barbra Conley
Day 7Bobby and Gayle Pruett
Day 8Walter and Sharon Mickels
March-April 2003
Mounting Mars Hill
Bridging the Great Divide
Assisting in church planting
Covering Our Continent
Calling Missionaries to North America
Week of Prayer
Partners in the North American Missions Cause
Staff Notes
Off the Reccord
My Mission
Resource Review
E-ssentials for the On Mission Church
The NET
PrayTimer: Real Time for Real Prayer
Answer the Call: Mobilizing God's People in North America
Go! magazine
It's Time Leaders Kit
May-June 2003
Is Hollywood Ninevah?
A Time of Grief
When cults come calling
Sharing hope from tragedy
Paper Missionaries
Beyond our door, but in our world
Staff Notes
Answering His call
The Pulse (May-June 2003)
Cowboy churches corral country folks
Resource Review
Grow Your Church from the Outside In: Understanding the Unchurched and How to Reach Them
The Purpose Driven Life
Telling the Truth: Evangelizing Postmoderns
Reasons for Believing: A Seekers Guide to Christianity
The Cross Centered Life: Experiencing the Power of the Gospel
July-August 2003
Good news for modern man
Get ready for your mission trip to native America
The ABCs of Missions
Is Grace too Good to be True?
Changing Lanes
Piepmeier Alaska Ministry Photos
The Sanctuary
Curry lovers among us
Staff Notes
Answer His call
The Pulse
September-October 2003
Out on a limb
Sharing Him with Mim
It's never too late
Is your church On mission?
Whatever it takes Churches
Getting God back in school
Is Your Christianity RADICAL or RECREATIONAL?
Staff Notes
Answer His call
Acts 1:8 missionaries
The Pulse
November-December 2003
Bright lights, big city
My father tells me we need to go
Leaves of Thanksgiving
Closing the back door
Christmas Boxing Party
Bringing in the single sheep
Learning from Ross
Staff Notes
Answer His call
Acts 1:8 missionaries
The Pulse
January-February 2004
Reaching the radically unchurched
12 Great ideas for a happy New Year
Meeting of the minds
You were made to be on mission
My-daughter-is-dating evangelism
Little one to Him belong
Hope for crisis pregnancies
Staying on mission when our children and grandchildren disappoint us
Evangelism on wheels
Staff Notes
Answer His call
Acts 1:8 missionaries
The Pulse
Spring 2004
The church on mission
Reaching the world at our doorstep
Equipping for evangelism
Assisting in church planting
Mobilizing for ministry
Penentrating the culture
Partners in the North American Missions Cause
Week of Prayer Missionaries
Staff Notes
Answer His call
The Pulse
Acts 1:8 missionaries
Summer 2004
Taking your church missions from good to great
Reaching Lindsay
Planting seeds among internationals
Dropping anchor at the cross
Whatever-it-takes Churches
Church growth: when the formulas don't work
The old, old story
Five W's for five days
Donning the armor
Staff Notes
Answer His call
The Pulse
Acts 1:8 missionaries
Fall 2004
tgim: Thank God it's Monday
Taking God to College
Lydia, Somebody
Witnessing at work: Is it legal?
Mobilizing for missions
Planting seeds among internationals
How to talk about Jesus without freaking out
Sharing the Way with the Middle Way
The truth about Generation X
Stirring the Waters
Why I sleep in on Sunday
Staff Notes
Answer His call
The Pulse
Winter 2005
Discovering our Spiritual DNA
Stirring the waters
A Reason for the Season Party
Planting Seeds Among Internationals
Setting the captives free eternally
Defusing hostility
Sound the Shofar
This is why we serve
Staff Notes
Answer His call
The Pulse
Spring 2005
What's your excuse
Fertile Ground
Hope in the midst of disaster
Crossing barriers
A light on a hill
The choice of a new generation
What can one little church do to change the World?
Staying in touch with your Judea
Partners in the North American Missions Cause
2005 Week of Prayer Missionaries
Staff Notes
Answer His call
The Pulse
Summer 2005
2020 Vision
God's View of Lostness--Can You See Them?
On mission in the bright lights of Broadway
Lessons from the Yellow Brick Road
Stirring the waters
The power of positioning
Homes from Heaven
Livin' out loud
Staff Notes--Summer 2005
Awakenings--Summer 2005
Answer His call--Summer 2005
Vitals--Summer 2005
Missionaries--Summer 2005
The Pulse--Summer 2005
Fall 2005
Priming the heart
Get creative
Thursdays with Noelle and friends
Reaching the Next Generation
Forgotten fields of ministry
Stirring the waters--Fall 2005
Stronger than friendship
Summer sojourning
Whatever-it-takes churches: Fall 2005
Hearing God's call
Staff Notes--Fall 2005
Answer His Call--Fall 2005
Vitals--Fall 2005
Missionaries--Fall 2005
The Pulse--Fall 2005
Winter 2006
Hope in the midst of crisis
The Ultimate Road Trip
Anatomy of a Mission Trip
I love short-term missions--But I can't stand my teammate!
A beginner's guide to short-term missions
Bruce's Blog--Week 1
Bruce's Blog--Week 2
Bruce's Blog--Week 3
Bruce's Blog--Week 4
Bruce's Blog--Week 5
No town too small
Help and hope for young moms
A Lion, a witch and an open door
Stirring the waters
Reaching your community through VBS
A church time-share
Hospitality on the run
Staff Notes--Winter 2006
Reflections--Winter '06
Answer His Call--Winter '06
Vitals--Winter 2006
The Pulse--Winter 2006
Spring 2006
Evangelism is Not a Dirty Word
Building More Than Sandcastles
Hammering out the Gospel
Oh the places they will go
Bridging the Gap
4th and 10
2006 Week of Prayer Missionaries
Week of Prayer Missionaries
Staff Notes: The power of His story
Reflections: Column by John Avant
Answer His Call: Column by Bob Reccord
The Pulse--Spring 2006
Vitals--Spring 2006
Summer 2006
Breaking the ice
A little hinting around opens up doors
Deciphering the DaVinci Code movie
Powering for the future
Praying for our missionaries from A to Z
Stirring the Waters--Part 6
How to go when you have to stay
Staff Notes -- Summer 2006
Reflections--Summer 2006
Vitals -- Summer 2006
Missionaries--Summer 2006
The Pulse--Summer 2006
Fall 2006
On Mission Magazine--Fall 2006
One size doesn't fit all
Making the switch
Harbor of hope
God on the Quad
Daughters of Ishmael
Who are the people in your neighborhood?
The endless summer
Faith on your feet
Staff notes -- Fall 2006
Reflections--Fall 2006
Vitals -- Fall 2006
Missionaries--Fall 2006
The Pulse--Fall 2006
Winter 2007
The Bride of Christ
Evangelism for Introverts
From fear to hope
Born to Plant
Don't pass them by
No ordinary lunch
Whatever it takes churches--Winter 2007
Our need for peace on earth
Reflections--Winter 2007
Staff Notes--Winter 2007
Vitals -- Winter 2007
Missionaries--Winter 2007
Roadtrip--Winter 2007
The Pulse--Winter 2007
Spring 2007
Feeding those who feed us
Reaching today's world with today's media
A tale of three cities
My brother's keeper
On the road to rebirth
Casting a vision for missions
Week of Prayer--Spring 2007
Staff Notes--Spring 2007
Vitals--Spring 2007
The Pulse--Spring 2007
Missionary maps
Summer 2007
Comeback Churches
Left Behind
Free Fall of Obedience
The God of Kitchen Duty
Just Add People
Where Starbucks & Sanka Meet
Five Captive Audiences
River of Life
Vitals--Summer 2007
Missionaries--Summer 2007
The Pulse--Summer 2007
Staff Notes--Summer 2007
Reflections--Summer 2007
Road Trip -- Summer 2007
Fall 2007
Why the World Needs a Savior
Million Dollar Evangelism Question
Binding Wounds
Missionary Spotlight: Marshal Bundren
30 Ways to Pray for Missionaries
Korean Church Bridges Gap to Other Cultures
Raising on mission teens
Feed Me Till I Want No More
Miracle Man
Road Trip Fall 2007 Northern Michigan
Staff Notes--Fall 2007
President's Column: Finishing the Task
Reflections: Encountering the Savior
Vitals--Fall 2007
The Pulse_Fall 2007
A Vision of Heaven
Winter 2008
Call of the Wild
Where do churches come from
Peace Baptist Church
On this rock
Any church can plant a church
A forever friend
Desperate Choices
Favorable Exchange
president's column
Rebuilding New Orleans
Staff Notes
The Pulse
Spring 2008
Road Trip
Staff Notes
The Pulse
President's Column: Seizing your divine moment
2008 Week of Prayer Missionaries
For God and Country
Cosecha de Iglesias
God's Artisans
Acts 1:8: It's a God Thing
When Disaster Strikes
Summer 2008
God's Plan for Sharing
Brenda Crim: Bringing a Light to Alaska
Arctic Adventures: Iditarod Outreach
Facing the Race of Your Life
New Hope for New England
Missionary Multiplication
Staff Notes:Summer 2008
Road Trip: Summer 2008
The Pulse: Summer 2008
Vitals: Summer 2008
People Search: Bosniaks
President's Column: Bosniaks
Fall 2008
Chasing Lions
They are Warriors
Faith stays afloat
Heart Language
On the Front LInes
Fueling Community
On Mission Christian, That's Me
Bridging the Gap
Staff Notes: Lion Chasers
President's Column: Are you a lion chaser
Winter 2009
Changing Their World
Families on Mission
Called to Rebuild Homes and Lives
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Savior
A Glorified Vacation?
Missionary Profile
When the Nations Come to Us
Praying for the Fujianese
From the President
Staff Notes
The Pulse: Winter 2009
Spring 2009
Gary and Sue Smith
Song and Fanny Kim
Willie and Ozzie Jacobs
Paul and Elizabeth Biswas
Lamar and Dolly Duke
Brenda Crim
Daniel and Kim Goombi
Al and Noemi Fernandez
When in doubt give
Canada without Christ
Staff Notes
Summer 2009
Ta Ethne
Ten Gallon Church
Inside the wire
Numero Uno
Reaching the World Around You
Cross-Cultural Evangelism Made Easy
Staff Notes
From the President
Vitals: Summer 2009
The Pulse: Summer 2009
Missionary Moment: Fishing for Christ
Intercession Ignited
Now That's an Idea: 10 VBS tips for small churches
Fall 2009
Faith on the Front Lines
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SANTA CLARA, Calif., September 15, 2009 - McAfee, Inc. (NYSE:MFE) today announced an expanded blade strategy with the HP BladeSystem as the platform for delivering McAfee's gateway security solutions. With this release, McAfee is broadening platform options to include both the HP c3000 and HP c7000 chassis as its M3-class and M7-class products and adding the McAfee® Web Gateway appliance with a new next-generation anti-malware engine to the existing EWS email security protection offered in the McAfee® Content Security Blade Server.
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Le God speaks ahead of A Tribute to Matthew Le Tissier night at The Mayflower in Southampton
9:00am Saturday 5th October 2013 in Sport Exclusive By Lorelei Reddin , Entertainments Editor
HE'S the man who needs no introduction in Southampton.
Guaranteed hero worship in his adopted home town, one club man Matt Le Tissier is a Southampton legend and one of the finest players ever to grace the Premier League stage.
Devoting 16 glorious years to the Saints, he scored 209 times in 541 games in the red and white stripes, famously converting 47 out of 48 penalty attempts and scoring some of the most remarkable goals of all time.
That's why if you spot him on one of Hampshire's golf courses, dining out or wandering through the shops, he's sure to be surrounded by a bevy of admirers.
They still bow down in the jovial 'we're not worthy' pose Saints fans adopted when the player they knew as Le God took corners.
Pets across the city are named Tiss and he was the inspiration for an explosion of 'Matthews' born in his 90s heyday.
Le Tissier had a pub and a plane named after him and his induction last week into the National Football Museum Hall of Fame was preceded by the award of the Freedom of the City of Southampton, an honour that allows him to drive sheep through the city's Bargate.
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"I always wondered what benefits I would get from that," he laughs. "I thought I'd be able to park anywhere, but I've tried that a couple of times and got tickets! It was a lovely honour though and a very proud day for me.
"I've always found it quite flattering when people come and say 'hi'. It's nice that 11 years after I stopped playing, they come up and thank me for the pleasure they had watching my career.
"It always makes me feel very proud and I've never had a problem with it."
The Saints love affair began in 1985 when a shy 16-year-old from Guernsey turned up at The Dell, signing professionally and making his debut just a year later and going on to play a major role in keeping his club in the top flight throughout his career.
These days the married father-of-three can be found in living rooms across the UK as a Sky Sports pundit – and he always has a close eye on the Saints match, alongside the game he is covering, even if he can't make it to St Mary's as often as he'd like.
"I think they'll do alright this season," Matt tells me.
"With the investment that's been made, I'm sure this season we'll finish in the top ten. With the money spent, we should probably be looking four or five places higher than last season.
"I was working there at the West Ham game and I'm hoping to get there more this season, depending on work.
I went seven or eight times last year either working for Sky or I was invited into my friend's box so I only managed one game in my own seat. That was quite an expensive game, so having a season ticket didn't really stack up. But I'll go and buy a ticket on the day if and when I'm able to go and support them."
Matt is a popular pundit on Sky's Soccer Saturday programme
Away from TV, 44-year-old Matt is a hit on the after dinner circuit having been booked for appearances in everywhere from non league clubhouses and Masonic lodges up to the Grosvenor House Hotel in London to 1,000 people at the Professional Footballers Awards.
This time he's hoping to fill The Mayflower when A Tribute Night to Matthew Le Tissier hits the stage on Wednesday.
Matt will be joined by special guests from the world of football, both on screen and in the theatre, for an exclusive tribute to Matt, hosted by Sky Sports' Ed Chamberlain.
It promises to delve a little deeper than the usual fans' questions he is posed – the best goal he ever scored (the 35-yard corker past his friend and old teammate Tim Flowers, between the sticks for Blackburn), his favourite manager (Alan Ball, who gave him free rein during his spell at Saints) and his golf handicap (it's been as low as four; Matt's more than a quarter of a million Twitter followers will be well aware of his golf obsession.) An audience of thousands is expected to pay tribute to their idol.
But who are their hero's heroes?
"They've changed over the years. Growing up I was a Spurs fan and Glenn Hoddle was my hero. I was sports mad though and I had a different hero for different sports. "My cricket hero was Ian Botham, snooker was Jimmy White and golf was Ernie Els.
"When I got into music I loved Shakin' Stevens from the start, so I guess he's my musical hero.
Matt has met them all – he appeared on BBC1's sports quiz A Question of Sport alongside 'Beefy' Botham, chatted to Ernie Els while caddying for his pal Richard Bland on the European Tour, played poker with Jimmy White and golf with Shaky for the singer's charity.
But have they lived up to their billing?
"Most of them. All but one," Matt laughs.
He is, of course, referring to Glenn Hoddle, the talented footballer turned England and Saints manager who didn't appreciate the mercurial talents of a player in his own mould.
Matt in a rare appearance for England
He seemed reluctant to indulge in more than one 'luxury' player, a label Paul Gascoigne could also be given, and eventually took neither to the 1998 World Cup despite Le Tissier's hat-trick in an England B international in the run up to the tournament in France.
Today, Rickie Lambert is the name on the lips of every Saints and England fan, even earning the odd comparison to Saints legendary number 7.
In typically generous fashion, Matt has backed Rickie, until recently his near neighbour in the Test Valley, to be in England's World Cup squad if they qualify for Brazil 2014.
"He's done a good job, two goals in three games is a decent return and he should keep himself in the manager's thoughts that way.
"We don't live far away from each other and I've met him a few times, he's one of the most humble down to earth footballers around, which is refreshing.
"He has his feet on the ground and won't get too carried away with what's happened.
Hopefully he can get back to scoring goals for Saints and try to get on that plane to Brazil."
It's all Matt himself ever tried to do.
Final day great escapes, a double chip and shot against Newcastle, a memorable testimonial and dozens of soaring set pieces aside, my favourite Matt moment was his stunning volley in the final ever game at The Dell in 2001.
Matt scores the final goal at the Dell against Arsenal in 2001
In true Roy of the Rovers style, Le Tissier, by then past his prime, came off the bench to score the last ever competitive goal at the historic ground, reducing grown men to tears all around me.
There is no doubt he left an indelible impression at Southampton, one that is never likely to be matched.
"I played the game the way I wanted to play it, and had I gone on to a bigger club, I probably wouldn't have been able to do that.
"I have no regrets. People often say 'why didn't you go to a bigger club?', but it was never my objective to win medals.
"Football to me is an entertainment industry and I hope I entertained."
He most certainly did.
- See Matt take to the stage at The Mayflower on Wednesday. For tickets, visit mayflower.org.uk or call 023 8071 1811.


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Posted 4:30 PM 1/11/2013 : ADOT seeks public input on bike and pedestrian program
TUCSON - It is known as a bicycle friendly community and with the great year round weather we enjoy, many people walk to work or school. Now the Arizona Department of Transportation is looking for public comment on how to improve the Bicycle and Pedestrian Program in Tucson.
Every year thousands of tourists come to town for El Tour de Tucson, the premiere cycling event in Arizona.
Many others travel to Arizona for bike tours. "A lot of these tours take place along our state highway system so
there's a lot of people really engaged in terms of cycling," said ADOT spokesperson Laura Douglas.
Many students at the University of Arizona also use pedal power to get around town. One student cycling to school told News 4 Tucson, "There's a lot of glass and stuff, that's my big problem you get flats a lot."
Walkers are also chiming in with suggestions on how to make life safer for pedestrians. George Dupes posted on kvoa.com, "With the amount of pedestrian deaths last year from pedestrians thinking they can just cross anywhere they feel like it I hope the education/enforcement part is really addressed.
Laura Douglas told News 4 Tucson those issues are part of the plan. "And a lot of that revolves around safety and infrastructure and education those are our three main goals."
Public Comments will be taken at www.azbikeped.org until February 18th.
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Farewell from the Congregational Resource Guide
The Alban Institute and the Indianapolis Center for Congregations announce that the Congregational Resource Guide (CRG) website, as we knew it, is now inactive.
Both organizations are already working on new resource options for congregations. The Alban Institute is mining archived material from the CRG so that the material can continue to help congregations. The Indianapolis Center for Congregations is reinventing the CRG to reflect the Center's distinctive way of resourcing congregations.
The CRG was created in 2000 as a joint project of Alban and the Center for Congregations, with funding from Lilly Endowment Inc. Its mission was to sift through the many thousands of resources—books, organizations, websites, articles, etc.—addressed to congregations and their leaders, identify the most useful, organize them, and describe how they could be used in a congregational setting.
That mission led to the creation of a website that linked to more than 2,000 excellent resources. The CRG also extended its reach through an e-newsletter that offered reflections on congregational life and leadership and a question-and-answer column. In addition, it hosted blog conversations on various topics and podcast interviews with notable leaders.
We are grateful for the efforts of the staff who oversaw the CRG's development over the last dozen years, including Richard Bass, Martin Davis, Ian Evison, Claudia Greer, Megan DeWald Kline, and Anne Van Dusen from Alban; and Brent Bill, Nancy DeMott, Tim Shapiro, and Aaron Spiegel from the Center for Congregations. We are also grateful for the many congregational leaders whose reflections, insights, and advice helped to shape the CRG.
The Alban Institute continues to build up congregations and their leaders with a vast array of services and publications. It has a vibrant web presence at
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Meet some of the people featured in the June 2013 issue of The Scientist.
Meet some of the people featured in the June 2013 issue of The Scientist.
Scientists working in developing nations who engage in capacity building find it bolsters the lives of locals and their own work.
Assistant Professor, Department of Zoology, University of British Columbia. Age: 34
Yale University evolutionary biologist Steven Brady studies the evolutionary impacts of roads on the amphibians.
As new infections surface and spread, science meets the challenges with ingenuity and adaptation.
How the study of human social interactions is helping researchers understand the spread of diseases like influenza and HIV
Scientists working in developing countries find that giving back to local communities enriches their own research.
The mosquito's role in malaria virulence; the value of grant review; Europe must embrace GM crops; why roaches avoid sugary bait
Pregnant mice exposed to the chemical used in many plastics have offspring with behavioral abnormalities.
Researchers discover a microbe living at -15°C, the coldest temperature ever reported for bacterial growth, giving hope to the search for life elsewhere in the cosmos.


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Be a winner; join the annual Biggest Winner Contest
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With a play on words, the Lyman Fitness Center, the Lyman County Herald, and a number of local businesses have teamed up to organize the Presho area's 2nd annual Biggest Winner Contest .
The 12-week contest will take place at the fitness center. At the end of the contest, the person who has earned the most points through percentage of weight loss, inches lost and time spent working out at the fitness center will be named the winner of the 2013 Biggest Winner Contest.
Incentive prizes from local sponsors will be awarded throughout the contest with the grand prize winner receiving $350 in cash.
"No one is a loser at the Lyman Fitness Center," said owner Carol Birgen. "Making the effort to improve your health through exercise or weight loss is important, and the clients at the fitness center are all winners!"
The contest will start the week of Feb. 4 and go until May 8, 2013.
Visit the Lyman Fitness Center for registration information or call Carol at 605-830-5831. Contestants need to complete the entry form to register and check in at the Stanley Jones Clinic for their confidential weigh-in before Monday, Feb. 4th. Contestant's profiles and photos will be published in the Lyman County Herald three times during the contest.
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From the December 4, 2007 Sunday Times
December 3, 2007
by Irwin Stelzer
The housing situation is deteriorating. Credit markets are snarled, as lenders hoard cash. Bank earnings are down some 25%, driven by mortgage and consumer credit-card defaults and late payments, which forced banks to increase their loan loss provisions to the highest level in 20 years. Lay-offs in the construction industry are picking up speed. Consumer confidence is down, partly because oil prices are so high as to be sucking the purchasing power out of the economy; retailers fear that the Grinch has stolen Christmas. The dollar is sinking, driving the euro and the pound to levels that price European and British exports out of many markets; America's newest export might well be a recession.
For about 15 years credit has been somewhere between cheap and virtually free. Result: lots of borrowing to buy houses, credit cards worn to the nub by hyperactive consumers, and deals by private-equity firms based on cheap loans. Now, it turns out that too much of the collateral for too many mortgages and loans is not quite as good as it was thought to be. Indeed, some of it has no market at all, which should pose a problem for auditors asked to certify a value higher than zero.
So much for a summary of the news. A popular American broadcaster attracted millions of listeners with promises of "the story behind the story". Let me try to repeat his success.
We are indeed witnessing a credit crunch – banks are less able and less willing to lend. But banks are not the only game in town any more. Although traditional banks remain important financial institutions, there is reason to believe that their woes are less relevant to the long-run performance of the economy than they have been in the past.
Start with the commercial-property market. Banks are demanding that property developers put up 25% of their projects' finance, compared with only 10% before the troubles started this summer, and want to see current cashflow rather than projections of future income. As a result, the issuance of securities backed by commercial mortgages dropped from about $30 billion per month to $6 billion.
But the absence of traditional banks has called into being new players, including nonUS banks, such as the Bank of Ireland, insurance companies and what The Wall Street Journal describes as "smaller real-estate shops". So property developers are paying more, but they can get financing for sound deals.
Then there is the deals business. Small buyouts, those under $200m, are having little trouble getting the debt needed to complement the equity being put up by buyers. Sources in the City say that funding for transactions in the £200m to £400m range remains available. And not all big takeovers are being called off. Dealogic reports that companies and private-equity firms pulled off $435 billion of acquisitions in the first three weeks of last month, a 23% increase over the same period last year. European deal volume tripled. So although lenders are charging higher interest rates and demanding increased equity, the deals business is hardly at a standstill.
Most important of all is the rise and rise of sovereign wealth funds – huge aggregations of capital in the hands of the world's oil producers and major exporters such as China. China's $200 billion pile of money looking for a home pales in comparison with Abu Dhabi's, variously estimated at $650 billion to $1 trillion (these funds are less than transparent, so estimates of their size vary). It would be an exaggeration to say that the managing director of Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund, Sheikh Ahmed bin Zayed al-Nahyan, had only to dip into his petty-cash drawer to come up with the $7.5 billion needed to make his country the largest shareholder in Citigroup. But not much of an exaggeration. If estimates that the Abu Dhabi fund earns a return of about 10% annually are correct, the Citigroup investment represents approximately a mere one year's earnings.
The high 11% interest rate that Citigroup will pay, in addition to giving Abu Dhabi convertible stock – the so-called equity kicker – shows how desperate the bank is to get its hands on new capital. But to leap from that to a conclusion that the credit markets are in terminal decline would be unwarranted. Citigroup was having problems long before market conditions deteriorated. It is regarded by many observers as a huge, inefficient and possibly too-big-to-manage dinosaur that should be broken up.
Besides, the banking sector as a whole is going through a long-term change that is merely compounded by current credit-market tightness. The world has changed. Wealth has moved into new hands. Morgan Stanley estimates that the world's sovereign wealth funds hold some $2.5 trillion in assets, more than the global hedge-fund industry. And they are adding about $500 billion to their assets every year. One Gold-man Sachs banker told me that until recently he had never been to the Middle East; now he makes several trips each month.
Traditional banks, licking their wounds and trying to restore their balance sheets, are reluctantly selling off pieces of themselves to these funds, to the tune of $37 billion so far. Look for more such deals.
Also, expect these funds to take equity positions in nonfinancial companies. Equity capital from these sovereign wealth funds is replacing the debt capital that in the past 15 years greased the wheels of commerce. The result will be a healthy deleveraging of the world's business: less debt, more equity. Since equity costs more than debt, profits will drop, but so will the risk that bad times will lead to bankruptcies and defaults – not a bad trade-off.
Irwin Stelzer is a Senior Fellow and Director of Economic Policy Studies for the Hudson Institute. He is also the U.S. economist and political columnist for The Sunday Times (London) and The Courier Mail (Australia), a columnist for The New York Post, and an honorary fellow of the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies for Wolfson College at Oxford University. He is the founder and former president of National Economic Research Associates and a consultant to several U.S. and United Kingdom industries on a variety of commercial and policy issues. He has a doctorate in economics from Cornell University and has taught at institutions such as Cornell, the University of Connecticut, New York University, and Nuffield College, Oxford.
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But this is good news, rating agencies first rated bundled mortgage stuff as triple A, while it was not. At the center of the bubble/fraud. And then make countries get into trouble by upping the interest on loans. So.....get 'm!
It is all coming to a head isn't it. I can assure you that the timeline parallel between this and other breaking scandals like LIBOR are no coincidence. It is part of an elaborate multifaceted plan to oust and defeat the planetary lice infection.


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Enjoy my stay quiet and clean.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"over night stay"
The room was big and roomy, the service was excellent, it was located next to Shoney's which was excellent just a few steps away from the Hotel, we will definitely stay againHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
Very nice, especially for the price!!Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Close to airport"
It was fineHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Highlight of a bad situation"
I was going to Knoxville TN. There had been bad weather in my connecting city so the best I could do was fly into Nashville and drive to Knoxville in the morning or wait another day. Picked the Red Roof Inn over the Internet. I was nicely surprised and would stay there again. Nice and clean. Check in staff was great.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Close to airport"
Clean rooms, service was greatHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Only used it for airport shuttle"
Hotel is definitely sub-par. I would not want to spend any more time here than I had to. I used it to spend the night, park my car and take the shuttle to the airport. They informed me from now on they'll be charging to park there. There are nicer, cleaner, and more comfortable hotels right across the street that will do the same thing and now for the […] same amount of money. Avoid this one. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
As mentioned in previous reviews, Troy was very friendly, efficient and accommodating! The best I can say about the hotel is that it's location to the airport and free shuttle are it's best attributes.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
Excellent Service at front desk by Troy. Close to airport and convenient Stay, Park and Fly. Ended up staying on the return also which wasn't planned. Again met Troy at the counter and he got us in.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Lived up to the positive recommendations."
I had consulted the other reviews. Many of them said this hotel was an unexpected surprise. I found that to be completely true. Good room rate. Airplane noise was only occasionally noticeable and when it was noticeable it was not disturbing at all. I would stay there again without hesitation.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Food gas and airport all very close"
it was good i could use them again.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
neighborhood was not the greatestHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Very nice Red Roof - much better than expected."
Red Roof is usually an OK hotel, nothing exceptional, but great value and clean. This Red Roof was freshly remodeled and a nice treat. Everything was clean, bed was comfortable, surrounding area a mix of neighborhood and shopping areas. Very convenient to the airport and about 15 minutes from the convention center on fairly low traffic roads even in […] rush hour. The staff was super friendly and helpful. Free coffee in the lobby 24/7. The desk in the room was actually quite functional for a change. Bathroom was exactly what you would expect in a hotel. Everything worked, really nothing to report - which is a good thing. Microwave and mini fridge were surprising bonuses!!! I was not expecting that. I would stay here again, and highly recommend this hotel. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
My stay overall was very pleasant. I wish there would have been a little more to do around the area. It was very residential but nothing against the hotel for that. The shuttle service they suggested to get to Nashville was great. The entire staff during my stay was very friendly and helpful.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Great Value"
Overall, I had a very pleasant stay. The room was clean, quiet, comfortable and the staff were very courteous. There are restaurants very close by. The hotel is only a 4 minute drive from the airport and they offer a free shuttle service. The only thing I didn't like too much was the WiFi. The signal strength in my room was weak and I kept losing the […] connection but other than that, everything was great. I would recommend this hotel. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"very nice for the price"
We appreciated the price, so we could all stay in our own rooms for this business trip. The rooms were very comfortable, the staff was super-nice and it was an all around great experience. You can't beat the price. thank you!Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"I slept soundly"
Slept great the room was nice and clean. I actually prefer red roof over some nicer hotels. They are always clean and friendly. I always look to see if a red roof is available on the list.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Small but quiet & convenient"
The room was very quiet, despite its full status. Troy was very friendly upon our arrival. The room was smaller than it appeared in the photos, but was fine for our one-night stay. Extra blankets were not available so crank up the heater or bundle up!Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Clean and excellent customer service"
Hotel was clean and excellent customer service by the desk clerk, Troy. I heard him phone another customer, and he phone me, approximately 30 minutes after check-in to be sure that I got checked in/settled into my room okay. The sleeping quarters of the room was well-decorated with newer furniture/upgrades. The bathroom was clean but needs upgrades […] (new tub surround, etc.) もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Not bad for the price"
Stayed for the night after a flight out of town. Can't say anything bad about the place. Its half the price of the other hotels and for a single night stay it was fine.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Priced right for airport convenience"
The motel is older, but clean and comfortable. I needed a location close to the Nashville airport in order to catch an early flight. The staff was very nice and I had no problems at all. Good price for the convenience of not having to fight my way into Nashville in rush hour traffic.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
It was a good stay for a night. Clean and safe .Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"great quiet place to stay around the airport"
if you are looking for a low-cost great place to stay this is your place close to restaurants and not too far from downtown Nashville great hotel great customer service very friendlyHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Decent room"
The room was ok, clean, but just didn't feel comfortable in the room. The outdoors were poorly lit, and the atmosphere was that great.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
Super convenient to airport. Enjoy early morning breakfast at old school diner, Whaffle House.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Sketchy area"
My friend and I were in town for a girls weekend without the hubbies and kids. We booked the room from a website not direct with RRI. We didn't want to pay downtown price, as we didn't intend on being in the room a whole lot. According to the pictures, the place we stayed at looked brand new. The lot and surrounding area seemed very ghetto---not a very […] safe looking area... We kept our curtain closed the entire time. A couple of perks: staff was friendly. There is a shuttle bus you can take on the hour for only $10/person round trip and it drops off at 5th/Broadway... Which saves in cab fares...if you don't mind a few other hotel pick ups along the way. The area is convenient to I-40 and a few miles off path of I-155 (briley pkwy). I would recommend staying at one of the extended stay type places and spend a kittle extra per night with inside entrance doors to rooms... They were all in a safer/cleaner area---and averaged about $50 more per night. If it's a dudes trip or if you're female and don't care much about the surrounding area...then you might not feel bOthered. The room itself was not dirty...but thd property was not nice. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Night before a flight"
So convenient staying next to airport! I live too far away and flight left early so I needed a place to stay. The hotel has some age to it; however, the room was clean and comfortable and the staff was friendly. I felt very safe staying there by myself. Three long-term parking options next to hotel. Airport parking less than 5 minutes away. Plenty of […] food options and national retail store nearby for any last-minute items needed for trip. GREAT PRICE!!! Would definitely stay there again. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"business trip"
The staff was rude because I booked the room through a third party. I needed a receipt and they said no due to having paid through a third party. They weren't help full or even Friendly. I felt like I was am inconvenience instead of a guest.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"adequate for overnight"
Room was musty smelling but cleanHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Safe area, clean hotel, easy to get around"
I thought it was a very nice stay. I didn't need anything fancy since my son & I would be checking in late after a Predators game & leaving out the next morning to go school clothes shopping (FYI - Opry Mills Mall is only 5 mi away!). Our room/beds/bathroom were clean, & I felt very safe in this area. It was 11 pm and travelers were walking from their […] hotels to nearby fuel stations for drinks/snacks. I had no problem with our stay at all. :) もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
I would have liked to have an in-room coffee maker. I had to go to the front desk for a hair dryer. My stay was okay - but I would have preferred more amenities.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
Hotel staff was very friendly and helpful.. Room was nice and clean..Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"You get what you pay for"
The hotel staff was great and very friendly. After that it was all down hill. Needless to say the hotel is not even a mile from the airport and the shuttle service was terrible. We waited almost an hour for them to show up, if it was not 10pm out we would have walked. Even though the hotels claims to have been renovated and non smoking, our room smelled […] of smoke. The appearance of the room didn't look to be renovated either. No hair dryer in the room. Our had problems with our toliet the morning we were checking out. We were not able to get the wifi to work and didn't bother to call and ask for help. Lots of other choices in the area, would not stay here again. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
GOOD PLACE TO STAY; APPRECIATED SHUTTLE TO AIRPORTHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"very conveinent"
very comfortable roomHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Just Ok"
Front desk were very friendly. Rooms are very clean. Have microwave and refrigerator. Air conditioning units were old and made weird noises which made it a little hard to sleep at night. About 12 minutes from downtown. Can't complain, would stay here again only if I couldn't find anything closer to downtown.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Worked for what I needed"
I thought the overall stay was just decent. the bathroom had a funky smell and didn't look well-maintained. I felt the need to check the entire bed for bugs before sitting/laying in it. I thought it did the job for what I needed in a quick overnight stay. However, the rooms do not have enough sound-proofing. I know this isn't the hotel's fault, but […] there were two immature "men" that started a full on brawl outside of my room since it was adjacent to theirs. And this was at 2:30 in the morning. I had to be up at 5...this fight lasted until about 4 a.m. until the COPS had to come and break it up. I thoguht that hotel management should have kicked them out entirely and had them arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct. Bad call because that really got them the bad review. Never going to stay here again and never going to recommend it. It was just a place to TRY to sleep. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
no problems other than airport noiseHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Close to restaurants"
Room was clean, close to restaurants and airport. Would stay again.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Quiet for an airport hotel"
If you need a cheap night to stay, this is a good hotel. Surprisingly quiet for an airport/interstate hotel. The Waffle House staff is super friendly and check out Roma Pizza (they deliver). Their Hawaiian is really good.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"No amenities but okay for a quick stay"
The hotel rooms have all been updated and appear nice. My room was very clean and the beds were comfortable. They are non-smoking but I don't think that has always been the case because my room was definitely a previous smoking room. I usually have candles because hotel rooms, in general, don't usually smell fresh. There was no ironing board, hairdryer […] or in-room coffee maker which was very surprising. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
This hotel is very basic. No pool or breakfast, just a place to sleep. The area is kind of sketchy and the people staying there as well. While checking in several "regulars" checked in for their no reservation nightly stay. Cheap and clean but nothing nice in the area. Pay a little more and stay closer to town.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Great stay"
Great, economical, clean, comfy place to stay!Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Good Times"
Amazing staff and everything was niceHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Better than expected"
It was up-dated, and convenient to the airport. Quite adequate.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"very close to airport"
nice place to stay, shuttle service and not a lot of planes overhead, quiet. nice staffHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"good overnite"
clean and convenient to airport - only issue free shuttle on runs after 6 AM and before 10 PMExpedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"One night stay before concert downtown"
I needed a place to stay in Nashville that was close to downtown without downtown price and this hotel was exactly what I was looking for! The staff were incredibly nice and helpful and you can't beat a flat rate of $25 to get from the hotel to downtown. Would stay here again for any of my Nashville needsHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Motel convenient to Nashville Airport and food"
Motel provided quick free shuttle from airport. Offers free coffee but no other food services. This is an inexpensive, barebones, but clean and convenient motel close to the airport.Expedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"OK place"
ok for price and close to airport but felt kind of oldExpedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
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