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Wrestling room debuted Feb. 8
Minot State University Athletic Department cordially invites the campus and public to celebrate the unveiling of the MSU Wrestling Room Feb. 8 at 6 p.m. The ceremony, which will also honor Howard "Bucky" and Linda Anderson and Gene and Judy Krebs, begins at 6:30 p.m., on the Dome's lower level. Hors d'oeuvres, beverages and a tour of the new Student Wellness Center will be provided.
"The Andersons and Krebs assisted in the re-establishment of our wrestling program," said Rick Hedberg, athletic director. "Without their continued support, we would not have revived the program or created the wrestling room."
Howard "Bucky" and Linda Anderson have given almost 50 years of service to the sport of wrestling in North Dakota. The North Dakota High School Activities Association inducted both Andersons into the Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2002.
After wrestling in high school and college, Bucky coached at Napoleon, Bismarck High School, Bismarck Century High School, Minot High School and Des Lacs Burlington from 1969 to 2000. From 1983 to 2000, he also officiated wrestling matches. He was named Coach of the Year in 1972, 1975 and1983.
Linda was secretary of USA Wrestling of North Dakota from 1975 to 2000. She also organized the first Northern Plains Regional Tournament in the state.
Gene and Judy Krebs ('01), and their children, Jesse, Josh and Jamie, have been involved in Minot's wrestling scene for more than 30 years.
After a successful high school and college-wrestling career, Gene coached at Minot High School as a head or assistant coach from1983-2008. During that time, from 1992 to 2004, Gene served as state chair of USA Wrestling of North Dakota; he has been the regional representative for seven states at the national level with USA Wrestling since 2003. USA Wrestling named Gene the National Junior Person of the Year in 2001.
Following the ceremony, the MSU Beavers take on Southwest Minnesota State University at 7 p.m.
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By the year 2020, it is projected that a third of the population in North America will be populated by people who consider themselves ethnics, immigrants, or some minority. This in turn will mirror a diversity of cultural and linguistic values in the North American mosaic. Illegal aliens number in the millions, and they need the love of the church, for Jesus said, "...I was a stranger, and ye took me in" (Matthew 25:35). With each passing day the importance of multicultural ministries becomes more evident.
The United Pentecostal Church enjoys a distinct cultural diversity, and is seeing rapid growth because of it. The leadership welcomes people of different cultures into its ranks. God has intended every creature to have the gospel preached to them. To see this accomplished, God is calling men and women to ministry from every language and culture.
Genesis eleven relates the story of the building of the Tower of Babel. Man desired a common language, and a common purpose or goal. This was opposed to God's will for man to "multiply, and replenish the earth." It was here that God scattered the people by diversifying language and culture. Babel brought division and confusion, however, at Pentecost, tongues brought unity..
While the Jews were in Babylonian exile, they preserved customs and religious values by building synagogues. Jewish children grew up bilingual, forcing these people to translate the Old Testament into Greek. The second and third generations understood Greek better than they did Hebrew.
Jesus spent time as a child living in Egypt. His mother tongue was Aramaic and He probably also spoke Hebrew and Greek. At crucifixion time because of Roman rule, Pilate ordered a sign written in three different languages to be placed over the cross: Hebrew, Greek, and Latin.
Galilee means, "The circle", and was referred to as "circle of heathen." (Matthew 4:15, 16) Cultures crossed in Galilee since it was inhabited by Gentiles as well as Jews. Jesus grew up with Phoenician, Syrian, Arab, and Oriental neighbors. And it was here that Jesus' ministry took place. This mixture of Gentile races led to a Galilean dialect. (Matthew 26:73) Galilean Jews were looked down on by Jews of Judea, especially by the Pharisees. (John 7:52)
Jesus' first public sermon was preached in the Nazareth synagogue, for it was here that he was reared. (Luke 4:16-30) His disciples came from Galilee (Matthew 4:18; John 1:43-44; Acts 1:11; 2:7). Jesus Christ, God manifested in the flesh, chose to come, live, and minister in Galilee.
Jesus ministered in a multicultural environment and taught in a language not his own. The Galilean multitude, with its various accents, can be found everywhere. And, it is for this people that Jesus Christ came to seek, and to save.
The first administrative problem in the Christian church was due to cross-cultural differences. The Grecian Jews among them complained against the Hebraic Jews because their widows were being overlooked in the daily distribution of food. "And in those days, when the number of the disciples was multiplied, there arose a murmuring of the Grecians against the Hebrews, because their widows were neglected in the daily ministration". (Acts 6:1) The first General Board Meeting of the church wisely solved the problem by selecting leadership from the minority group, in this case the Grecians.
According to Christian scholars, Jesus spoke Aramaic. But He undoubtedly understood Greek and read the Scripture in classical Hebrew. Jesus spoke with a Galilean accent. The message from the ministry of Jesus in Galilee is that Jesus ministered in a multicultural environment and taught in a language not his own.
According to tradition, Luke is the only Gentile writer in the Bible; he was of Greek descent. Luke addressed his book to "the most excellent Theophilus," a Roman official who was interested in the Christian faith. Perhaps the most outstanding characteristic of Luke's gospel is that it addresses the theme of the universality of salvation. While Matthew traces the genealogy of Jesus back to Abraham (Matthew 1:2), the founder of the Jewish nation, Luke traces it back to Adam (Luke 3:38), the father of all men.
When we minister cross-culturally, we need to exercise much wisdom and tact. This is demonstrated in the manner by which Luke wrote his gospel.
All four of the Gospels quote the passage at Isaiah 40:3 as a foretelling of the coming of the Messiah (Matthew 3:3, Mark 1:2, 3; Luke 3:4-6; John 1:23). They all give the account of the "one crying in the wilderness, 'Prepare the way of the Lord, make His paths straight.'" Yet, only Luke continues the quotation: "And all mankind will see God's salvation" (Luke 3:6). Luke continues the quotation for the purpose of including the universal promise.
In this universalism the Samaritans are included. They are not only included but they are praised. The hero of one parable is a kindly Samaritan whose conduct far surpasses that of the orthodox Jewish ministry (Luke 10:30-37). Of the ten lepers healed, only the Samaritan returned to give thanks (17:11-19).
In this universalism the Gentiles are included. A mission to the Gentiles is not a normal part of Jewish thought ... But in Luke 2:32, the aged Simeon saw in the baby Jesus one who is destined to be "a light to lighten the Gentiles." When Jesus was rejected in Nazareth, He pointed out that it was to a widow of Zeraphath in Sidon that Elijah was sent, and that it was Naaman, a Syrian, whom Elisha healed (4:25-27).
Further, what Luke omits is as significant as what he includes. In the sending of the 70 (10:1-16), Luke does not include the command not to go to the Gentiles or to the Samaritans (Matthew 10:4). Luke was led by the Holy Spirit to use a different approach in presenting the gospel to other cultures.
Luke's universalism surfaces again in the Book of Acts (2:3-12). "Utterly amazed, they asked: 'Are not all these men who are speaking Galileans?' Then how is it that each of us hears them in his own native language?" (Acts 2:7, 8)
In the early church each ethnic group had to struggle to present the gospel to its own generation. The disciples soon felt the need to integrate people of different cultural traditions into unified Christianity. The decision of the Jerusalem Council concerning the Gentiles who turned to God was not to trouble them with the trapping of Jewish culture and religion (Acts 15).
There is no standard ethnic ministry, because each group has its own unique cultural background. We do have some biblical examples to imitate. God, in order to fulfill the Great Commission, chose men like the Ethiopian to minister in their own cultural context.
Even Peter, because of social customs, needed a special vision before he visited Cornelius; "You yourselves know how unlawful it is for a man who is a Jew to associate with a foreigner or to visit him" (Acts 10:28, New American Standard Bible).
As it was in the early church, so is it today. The United Pentecostal Church believes in a "One Church" concept. The Jerusalem Council believed in this concept because it decided not to place on the Gentiles Jewish culture and religion. (Acts 15)
The Church is able today to declare a message of deliverance to all people, for now "there is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither bond nor free, there is neither male nor female: for ye are all one in Christ Jesus." (Galatians 3:28). To do this effectively, we must learn how to work with people of different cultural backgrounds. Bible Schools now must train their students to minister to different cultures. While diverse naturally in many ways, we all speak one language -- the Bible, and we all have one culture -- Christianity.
Available sources suggest that ethnic minority groups are under particular stress involving problems of immigrant status, poverty, cultural change, prejudice, stereotypes, education, language, and many other things. Just as Jesus developed His ministry in a multicultural setting, so must we also if we are to reach our ethnic-rich cities.
The United Pentecostal Church - A Model for Multicultural Ministry
Many English-speaking congregations are 10 to 60 percent "ethnic". Some congregations (of varied ethnicity) worship with a local English-speaking congregation; however, because of language they have an associate Pastor and worship separately from the English service. And, numbering in the hundreds, there are autonomous non-English congregations springing up everywhere throughout North America which hold affiliation with the United Pentecostal Church.
Multicultural ministry must not be done only by English-speaking congregations, but every ethnic group must take the gospel to every ethnicity in their community. All inner-city churches need to become multicultural in ministry if they expect to reach their city. Seminaries need to begin training their students to minister to different cultures.
All Christians have one language in common, the Bible, and one culture in common, the Church. This is the common denominator in multicultural ministry. There is one race that God particularly loves, and that is the human race. Every soul is very important to God. And, they are important to the United Pentecostal Church.
By: Don Hanscom, Sr.
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High levels of antibody molecule linked to increased rates of death from all diseases
Rochester, MN, June 4, 2012 — Mayo Clinic researchers have identified an immune system deficiency whose presence shows someone is up to four times likelier to die than a person without it. The glitch involves an antibody molecule called a free light chain; people whose immune systems produce too much of the molecule are far more likely to die of a life-threatening illness such as cancer, diabetes and cardiac and respiratory disease than those whose bodies make normal levels. The study is published in the June issue of Mayo Clinic Proceedings.
Researchers studied blood samples from nearly 16,000 people 50 and older enrolled in a population-based study of plasma cell disorders in Olmsted County, Minn. They found that those who had the highest level of free light chains — the top 10 percent — were about four times more at risk of dying than those with lower levels. Even after accounting for differences in age, gender and kidney function, the risk of death was roughly twice as high.
The study suggests that high levels of free light chains are markers of increased immune system response to infection, inflammation or some other serious disorders, says lead researcher Vincent Rajkumar, M.D., a Mayo Clinic hematologist.
Researchers have known that high levels of free light chains are associated with increased risk of death among patients with plasma disorders, such as lymphomas and other blood cancers, but this is the first study to find that high levels of light chains are associated with increased mortality in the general population. Free light chain levels can be measured by using a serum free light chain assay, a simple blood test. This test is often used to monitor light chain levels in patients with plasma disorders such as myeloma to gauge how well they are responding to treatment.
However, Dr. Rajkumar cautions against administering this test with the intent of gauging one's risk of death.
"We do not recommend this test as a screening test, because it will only cause alarm," Dr. Rajkumar says. "We do not know why this marker is associated with higher rates of death. We do not have a way of turning things around. Therefore, I would urge caution in using this test until we figure out what to do about it and what these results mean."
Plasma cells are white blood cells that produce large amounts of antibodies and are key to fighting off infection. The antibodies are comprised of two different types of molecules tightly joined to each other: heavy chains and light chains. Most people produce at least a slightly excess amount of light chains that can be detected in the blood in the "free" state, unbound to heavy chains. Free light chains are not usually a threat to health, but excess levels serve as a marker of underlying immune system stimulation, kidney failure or plasma cell disorders such as myeloma.
Next steps for researchers include identifying the precise mechanisms by which excess free light chains are associated with a higher likelihood of death and determining if specific diagnostic or treatment options need to be pursued.
The study was funded by the National Institutes of Health. Freelite, the manufacturer of the serum free light chain assay, provided the serum free light chain assay reagents for this study.
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Birthdays are always special, but they're a little more special on a day like December 12, 2012.
"We realized it like two or three weeks ago and when we started to tabulate everything, we were like 'Oh my gosh," Saurissha Maldonado said.
Victor and Saurissha figured they had to surprise their son Richard at school right at 12:12 p.m.
They figured it's only fitting, considering it's Richard's 12th birthday.
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It might be his most embarrassing birthday yet.
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NewsChannel 5 asked a mathematician from Northwood University the odds of your 12th birthday falling on 12-12-12 and he said there are 25,000 to one odds.
Even more rare he said is being born on 12-12-12, which is 36,500 to one odds.
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Bharti Airtel's tower business unit Bharti Infratel Ltd today reported a 12 per cent jump in its net profit at Rs 277 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2013, on the back of incremental gains from increased sharing of infrastructure.
Bharti Infratel Ltd had reported a net profit of Rs 248 crore in the corresponding period last fiscal, the company said in a statement.
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"With regulatory environment in telecom sector showing signs of stabilising and data revenues witnessing strong growth, the operators have started focusing on faster roll out of 3G networks. We expect this momentum to increase in coming quarters," Bharti Infratel Ltd Vice Chairman and MD Akhil Gupta said.
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Though Billy Graham spent only four years as president of Northwestern, his time at the school would influence his ministry throughout his life.
"I can see that many good things came of my time there, especially in the experience I gained in management and finances and in working with a board," Graham wrote in his autobiography, Just As I Am. "The years there also gave me a greater understanding of young people. All of this would be valuable to me in future years."
At the time of his appointment, Graham was the youngest college president ever. "In his role as college president, he became aware of both his strengths and weaknesses," said Graham spokesman A. Larry Ross. "I think he was overwhelmed."
Graham held the title of president of Northwestern, while pursuing God's calling to a life of evangelism. That taught him an important lesson in leadership.
"His time at Northwestern developed a pattern of leadership he would follow throughout his career," said Ross. ""The pattern was that he chose the right leaders and equipped them to do the work. He chose good people for big positions and then got out of the way. I think that's something that was honed at Northwestern."
Graham also found colleagues at the college. Many of the early leaders of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association were people Graham had worked with at Northwestern, including George Wilson '36 (college business manager), Luverne Gustavson '39 (Graham's secretary), Betty Lowry (described by Graham as "an administrative whiz") and Jerry Beavan (college registrar).
Ross added, "Through Northwestern he formed relationships with men who would remain at his side through his life." When Wilson died in 1999, Graham said, "George Wilson has been one of my closest advisors for well over 40 years. I owe him a debt of gratitude I can never repay. Human terms cannot measure the remarkable contribution George has made to my ministry."
Wilson helped keep the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association on the cutting edge of technology in using computers to build and maintain mailing lists and a donor base, and even won awards from the United States Postal Service for his work. Upon Wilson's death, Prison Fellowship's Chuck Colson said Wilson was "probably helping the Lord reorganize His computer files and reduce production costs in Heaven."
Wilson's devotion to the Twin Cities and Graham's reliance on Wilson kept the headquarters in Minneapolis, even though Graham lived in North Carolina. The University of Northwestern connection is the reason that for four decades, "Minneapolis, Minnesota" was "all the address you need" to write to Graham.
"George had been an established businessman, and all of his supplies and contacts were in the Twin Cities," recalled Ross. "He was established there and felt there was no sense reinventing the wheel."
Ross noted that the Midwest location served Graham well. "I'd go into the office in Minneapolis for meetings and somebody would be having their 35-year anniversary luncheon," he recalls. "There's a strength of character and commitment in the workforce pool there that I think was a benefit."
Throughout his ministry, Graham was known for reaching beyond his strict fundamentalist roots to involve the broader Christian community in his ministry. Some of these efforts were questioned and even challenged by leaders at Northwestern. In his autobiography Graham recalled, "While some of the men on the board did not like it, I saw great new possibilities for evangelism in this development."
During this time and in the early days of his evangelistic ministry Graham developed some deep convictions about the subject of separation. In a November 1958 article in Eternity magazine Graham wrote, "It seems to me that the entire weight of Scripture lies in the direction of fellowship rather than separation. John 13:34 and 35, 'A new commandment I give unto you, That ye love one another.... By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love one to another.'"
Ross notes, "He got a renewed vision for a unified Christian community and would often work with over 100 churches to set up a crusade. His goal was not ecumenism—to come together just to be together—but to find the common denominators on which everyone could agree. In many cases it was a burden for their community and for evangelism."
Ross said the tension between some board members at the college and broadly based evangelistic crusades helped Graham learn a balancing act that would serve him throughout his career. "Maintaining his conviction without compromise—while realizing there's an opportunity to work together—was galvanized there," said Ross.
KTIS radio was also part of the fabric of the school. Although plans for the station had begun a decade earlier, the station "signed on" in 1949 during Graham's presidency. Graham was instrumental in raising funds to start KTIS, and his was the voice listeners heard during the dedication prayer.
"As he got his own ministry, he knew the importance of media ministry," said Ross. "He started stations, and starting KTIS strengthened his commitment to radio and to media ministry." Later, Wilson was influential in Graham's ministry by expanding the organization into television, radio and satellite broadcasts.
"He obviously didn't have the credentials or degrees for [the presidency]," continued Ross, "but it prepared him for the many challenges that would come as God put him in situations where he had to totally depend on the Lord's strength— whether it was preaching while sick, or going into communities and countries where against great odds he would do the seemingly impossible, trusting the Lord for the outcome."
From learning management skills to finding managers, and from locating his ministry doctrinally to locating its headquarters physically, Billy Graham's life and ministry were shaped by his years at Northwestern—four years full of lessons and people that helped to equip him for a lifetime of evangelism.
Written by Doug Trouten, chair of the the communication department at University of Northwestern. He has taught journalism at the college since 1999 and was the editor of the Minnesota Christian Chronicle for more than 20 years.
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Y-DNA Testing - This gives the opportunity to determine which members of your surname are actually related to you. If we take the Moffatt name in Co. Longford, it appears there are perhaps five groups of that name. But are they all unrelated?
mtDNA Testing - This is following the female line, as the mitochondria in an embryo are always provided by only the female. Many possibilities for finding entirely new relations - but note that the databases are not as large for mtDNA.
SNP (Autosomal) Testing - This testing may check up to 1 million or so points across all chromosomes. It is especially effective in finding relations over the past five to ten generations.
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Hope, Fear and AspirationsXue Dong HeColumbia University - Department of Industrial Engineering and Operations Research Xun Yu ZhouUniversity of Oxford - Nomura Centre for Mathematical Finance April 1, 2013 Abstract: We propose a rank-dependent portfolio choice model in continuous time that captures the role in decision making of three emotions: hope, fear and aspirations. Hope and fear are modeled through an inverse-S shaped probability weighting function and aspirations through a probabilistic constraint. By employing the recently developed approach of quantile formulation, we solve the portfolio choice problem both thoroughly and analytically. These solutions motivate us to introduce a fear index, a hope index and a lottery-likeness index to quantify the impacts of three emotions, respectively, on investment behavior. We find that a sufficiently high level of fear endogenously necessitates portfolio insurance. On the other hand, hope is reflected in the agent's perspective on good states of the world: a higher level of hope causes the agent to include more scenarios under the notion of good states and leads to greater payoffs in sufficiently good states. Finally, an exceedingly high level of aspirations results in the construction of a lottery-type payoff, indicating that the agent needs to enter into a pure gamble in order to achieve his goal. We also conduct numerical experiments to demonstrate our findings. Number of Pages in PDF File: 53 Keywords: portfolio choice, continuous time, rank-dependent utility, probability weighting, SP/A theory, quantile formulation, portfolio insurance JEL Classification: G11, C61 working papers seriesDate posted: July 23, 2012 ; Last revised: May 10, 2013Suggested CitationContact Information
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From the Real Hidden Valley parking area a marked trail leads west to the base of Houser Buttress. Scramble up to the base and you will find this climb 15' right of Loose Lady on the right side of Houser Buttress. Another seven bolt route but this one has steeper rock and smaller holds. The crux is getting to the last bolt and if you fall from a balancy mantle before standing up expect to take a healthy fall. Bolted anchor/rap on top (shared with Loose Lady). Great moves on this route with a little fear factor but overall it's safe. Not done nearly as much as it's neighbor to the left, but for the grade a must do Josh face climb. This climb gets sun most of the day so it's an excellent choice on those cold days, but not the best choice when warm as this climb is somewhat temperature dependant. Three stars out of five.
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I think this route should get more stars in the Vogel guide. To me it seems just as good as Loose Lady, only a little harder and a little more painful.
Robert's observation is right-on. I am currently working on the new guide, and have added (and in some cases subtracted) stars from a lot of routes. Puss N' Boots probably deserves 3 (out of 5). Hidden Arch definately deserves 4 out of 5; and Armageden Tired probably 2 or 3 stars (though it previously had none). As I get more feedback on routes (always welcome), or have done more of them over the years, star ratings can become more consistent.
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If you have decided to get more active, congratulations! Making that decision is an important first step in becoming a healthier person.
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NEW YORK Free-market mill-grade aluminum scrap prices eased slightly Thursday, with several major consumers reportedly sitting out the market for the rest of 2012.Prices for 3105 segregated clippings dropped to 85 to 87 cents per pound from 86 to 88 cents, while mill-grade painted siding fell to 78 to 80 cents from 79 to 81 cents.Aluminum-copper radiators dropped to $1.70 to $1.75 per pound from $1.72 to $1.78, while 113 sows increased to 79 to 81 cents from 78 to 80 cents per pound. ....
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This month's International Year of Astronomy feature explores how Saturn has been a consistent source of surprises for 400 years.
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