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Languages and Cultures
West Chester University
Dr. Jerome Williams
109 Main Hall
West Chester, PA 19383
Phone: 610-436-2700
Fax: 610-436-3048
Jerome Williams
Modern Languages: Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian, Spanish
Classics: Greek, Hebrew, Latin
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A number of Language Department Scholarships are awarded each year. Qualified students are invited to apply for the following scholarships through the Department of Languages and Cultures.
We offer six scholarships and two awards each year to meritorious students in recognition of their achievements in the study of languages. The application form for the six scholarships is available below to download, fill in and submit to the Department of Languages and Cultures, Main Hall 109. (610) 436-2700.
Mary-Ann Reiss was an Assistant Professor in the WCU Department of Languages and Cultures, 1975-1992, teaching German and Spanish, and supervising student teachers. The author of many articles, reviews, and papers on language learning and literature, she added this generous gift to her years of service as a kind colleague and dynamic teacher. The Mary-Ann Reiss Foreign Studies Award is issued from a trust fund established by Mary-Ann Reiss, and awarded yearly to one or two students. Financial need may be considered, but focus is on the requirements below.
Recipient requirements:
This scholarship was established in honor of German naturalist Alexander von Humboldt (1769-1859), the founder of Plant Geography and the preeminent scholar of his time. He explored much of Latin America, collecting and cataloging the flora of the New World.
Recipient requirements:
The recipient must be an outstanding undergraduate Language major planning to participate in a Study Abroad language program.
The late Dr. Alfred D. Roberts, whom this award honors, received his undergraduate degree in Modern Languages from Ursinus College in 1949 as Valedictorian of his class. He received his M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in French from the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Roberts served as professor of languages at WCU (1959-1988), founding the Language Department at WCU, and serving as chairperson (1962-1974). In addition, Dr. Roberts founded the Junior Year Abroad program in 1963, and was president of the Faculty Senate (1969-1970).
Recipient requirements:
1) The recipient must be an outstanding Language student, who may or may not be a Language major or minor.
2) Candidates must have at least a 3.00 GPA.
Dr. Celia Esplugas, who has established this award, completed her B.A. in ESL in her native Argentina. She received an M.ED and an M.A. from Bowling Green State University, Ohio, and her Ph.D. from The University of Toledo, Ohio. She served as professor in the Department of Languages and Cultures from 1990 to 2009. She taught Spanish and culture courses cross listed with Women's Studies and Comparative Literature. She served as Spanish Coordinator and chaired various departmental and university-wide committees, as well as advising students who participated in study-abroad programs. She has published nationally and internationally.
The recipient must be a Hispanic student majoring in any language. In the absence of a qualified Hispanic major, the scholarship will be awarded to a deserving minority student of any ethnic group majoring in a foreign language. If no major meets the stipulated GPA requirements, the scholarship will be awarded to a student pursuing a minor who meets these requirements. The recipient must use the scholarship money (a) to participate in a study-abroad language program, with preference to programs in Argentina and in International University Studies (Seville, Spain), or (b) to defray expenses of his/her language courses, e.g., purchasing books, attending a conference, etc. Candidates will have a minimum 3.0 GPA and at least 3.25 in the major or minor. Applicants will be in the third or fourth year of their undergraduate studies. Candidates should demonstrate outstanding academic ability and leadership potential. Applicants should demonstrate active involvement in the Hispanic/minority community, including community service and plan to continue their contribution to the Hispanic/minority community in the future.
Matilda C. Lipscomb (1921-2010) was an Associate Professor of French and the Resident Director of the WCU Junior Year Abroad Program in Montpellier, France, from 1969 until her retirement in 1986.
Professor Lipscomb received her undergraduate degree from New York University, and her M.A. from Washington University. In addition to supervising students in the JYA Program, Professor Lipscomb established an exchange program between West Chester University and the Université Paul Valéry in Montpellier. She also taught classes in phonetics, literature and opera, and was very active in the Bibliothèque Américaine in Montpellier, establishing a tutoring service in English for French students.
Recipient requirements:
1. Candidate must be a French language major or minor planning to participate in a language immersion program.
2. Personal Qualities: responsibility, motivation, maturity, seriousness of purpose.
3. Minimum 3.0 GPA in the major or minor.
The following Department of Languages and Cultures awards are issued each year to outstanding students in the languages noted below. The decisions on these two awards are made independently by the appropriate faculty. STUDENTS SHOULD NOT APPLY FOR THE TWO AWARDS DESCRIBED BELOW.
The award honors the memory of Ronald Lombardi, professor of Italian and Spanish, and Amalia Peters, professor of Spanish. In their collaboration on scholarly and pedagogical endeavors they exemplified the qualities of excellence and professionalism for which WCU and the Department of Languages and Cultures are known.
The Lombardi-Peters Award is conferred on students of Italian and/or Spanish who have demonstrated outstanding ability through course work and/or service. Recipients are nominated and selected by the Spanish and Italian language faculty, based on their GPA, grades in the major or minor, and an assessment of how they exemplify the best student of the year in Spanish and/or Italian.
Dr. Ethel M. Staley taught French at WCU from 1930 to 1952. Each year the French Language section selects an outstanding student to receive an Ethel M. Staley certificate of excellence and cash award.


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Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School
Sport Overall Record Conference Record Conference Standing Next Game Last Game Baseball 13-95/11 vs Rahway vs St. Joe's (Met.) 9-4 (L) Softball 3-17
5/11 vs Millburn vs Cranford 5-1 (L) Track
5/11 UC Championships @ Governor Livingston Penn Relays Boys Lacrosse 8-9
5/12 @ East Side vs Morris Hills 8-7 (L) Girls Lacrosse 8-7
5/12 vs Governor Livingston vs River Dell 20-13 (W) Tennis 15-6 5/15 Sectionals vs Chatham vs Iselin Kennedy 5-0 (W) Golf 11-4 5/14 Sectionals @ Darlington Golf Course vs Elizabeth 155-213 (W)
News and Notes
UCT Round 2 SPF 1, Elizabeth 0: James D'Angelo fired a two-hit shutout for the Raiders in the quarterfinals of the UCT.
SPF 9, Roselle Park 8: Kevin Maxwell, Christian Zazzali and Anthony Karjscik each picked up two hits in the win over Roselle Park.
SPF 19, Summit 17: Anthony Krajscik picked up seven RBI in the shooutout win over Summit.
SPF 9, Linden 5: Brad Alleman and Ryan Henkels each picked up two-RBIs in the Raiders' 9-5 win over Linden.
GL 8, SPF 7: Ryan Henkels had three RBI in the tight loss to GL.
SPF 12, Roselle 2: Amanda Marcus and Arielle Zuaro picked up two RBI apiece in the win over Roselle.
Elizabeth 8, SPF 7: Elizabeth scored six in the top of the seventh to earn the win. Amanda Raphael struck out seven over seven innings for SPF.
SPF 13, Union 6: Amanda Raphael went seven innings, striking out six, in the Raiders' second win of the season.
Boys Lacrosse
Morris Hills 8, SPF 7: Jack Cunningham scored four goals for the Raiders in the
GL 10, SPF 9: Colin Lee had four goals in the Raiders' loss to GL.
SPF 15, Pope John 8: Matt Greenberg and Dan Nizolak scored four goals apiece in the win over Pope John.
SPF 16, Ranney 0: Thomas Walker (3 G), Jack Cunningham (3 G) and Dan Nizolak led the way offensively for the Raiders.
Bernards 11, SPF 6: Dan Nizolak picked up four goals in the loss to Bernards.
SPF 7, Oratory 4: Matt Greenberg and Nate Woerner scored two goals apiece in the three-goal win over Oratory
SPF 14, Union City 1: Dan Nizolak led the way with two goals and four assists.
SPF 9, NA 8: Dan Nizolak had three goals in the Raiders' first win of the 2012 season.
Girls Lacrosse
SPF 20, River Dell 13: Elizabeth Schiller netted seven goals for the Raiders in the high-scoring victory over River Dell.
SPF 15, UC 9: Andrea McNeely (5 goals) and Haley Regan (4) led the attack for the Raiders in the UCT win over Union Catholic. The Vikings were paced by Gabby Aquino (2 goals) and Sally Beriont (2).
SPF 18, Mo Beard 17: Haley Regan and Elizabeth Schiller scored four goals apiece in the tight win over Mo Beard. Annie Canone added three goals.
Verona 21, SPF 18: Haley Regan finished with six goals in the shootout loss to Verona.
SPF 14, Cranford 5: Elizabeth Schiller, Haley Regan and Andrea McNeely picked up three goals apiece in the win.
Caldwell 10, SPF 9: Andrea McNeely and Elizabeth Schiller scored three goals apiece in the loss to the Chiefs.
SPF 10, Montclair 9: Megan Welch made 20 saves in the one-goal win over Montclair.
Mt. St. Dominic 15, SPF 10: Goalie Megan Welch made 15 saves in the loss to MSD.
4/2: Beat Millburn 10-6, Senior Attack Elizabeth Schiller led the way with 5 goals and 4 ground balls and Soph Andrea McNeely chipped in with 3 goals. Soph Goalie Megan Welch had 5 saves in the win
4/4: Lost to Villa Walsh Academy 13-12 in Triple Overtime ( 3 OT was Sudden Death) Elizabeth Schiller led the way again with 3 goals and 2 Ground Balls, Junior Midfielders Haley Regan, Annie Cannone and Jessie Klein chipped in 2 goals and 2 Ground Balls each. Soph Julie Haggan also had 2 goals and 2 Ground Balls. Soph Goalie Megan Welch ahd 16 saves in the loss.
4/5: Beat Morris Hills 15-5, Elizabeth Schiller had 3 goals, Andrea McNeely had 3 goals, Annie Cannone had 2 goals. Megan Welch stopped 10 of 15 shots for her second win of the season.
SPF 155, Elizabeth 213: Freshman Connor Smith led the Raiders with a 37 in a win versus Elizabeth
SPF 152, Johnson 187: Scotch Plains: Steve Pedersen 33, Patrick Foti 44, David Pak 35, Alan Woodfield 40; Johnson: Sal Montuori 46, Bobby Stulpin 45, David Berry 46, Stephen Paterno 50.
SPF 157, GL 164: Steve Pedersen led the Raiders with a one under par, 34.
SPF 153, Dayton 210: At Shackamaxon Country Club, Par 35---Scotch Plains:Steve Pedersen 34, Patrick Foti 38, David Pak 37, Connor Smith 41--- Dayton:Adam Kennedy 47, Matt Klein 46, Tom Kirk 62, Tom Gabriel 58. Records: Scotch Plains-Fanwood 4-2, Dayton 0-5.
Scotch Plains 171, Oratory 179: At Shackamaxon Country Club, Par 36---Scotch Plains: Steve Pedersen 41, David Pak 44, Alan Woodfield 44, Patrick Foti 42; Oratory Prep: Tom Urciuoci 42, Steven Rella 48, Matt Kelly 44, Don Koomar 45. Records: Scotch Plains-Fanwood 3-1, Oratory Prep 1-2.
Scotch Plains 149, New Providence 162: SPF--Steven Pedersen 39, David Pak 37, Alan Woodfield 33, Patrick Foti 40; NP--- Conor Barry 40, Ben Keller 36, Tim Bovery 44, Davis Barry 42.
Union Catholic High School
Sport Overall Record Conference Record Conference Standing Next Game Last Game Baseball 10-65/12 vs Plainfield vs Roselle Catholic 3-2 (L) Softball 8-11
5/11 @ Metuchen vs Brearley 4-0 (L) Track
5/11 UC Championships @ Governor Livingston Penn Relays Girls Lacrosse 4-8 5/16 @ South Plainfield vs Mt. St. Mary's 14-7 (L) Tennis 1-8 5/11 vs Union vs Linden 4-1 (L) Golf 6-3 5/16 vs Roselle Park vs Union 180-221 (W)
News and Notes
UC 15, Hillside 1: Ashley Straile (4 RBI) and Nicole Valona (2 RBI) each picked up a home run in the win over Hillside.
UC 5, Roselle Park 4: Ashley Straile smacked a home run and picked up two RBI as the Vikings earned the tight win over Roselle Park.
UC 11, Plainfield 1: Loren Franco picked up three hits, three RBI and a home run in the win over Plainfield.
UC 9, Brearley 6: Colleen Dow pitched seven innings and picked up four RBI in the Vikings' win.
Girls Lacrosse
HP 18, UC 10: Gabby Aquino, Christina Nesi, Kendra Simcox and Kathleen Sullivan each recorded two goals in the loss to Hanover Park.
SPF 15, UC 9: Andrea McNeely (5 goals) and Haley Regan (4) led the attack for the Raiders in the UCT win over Union Catholic. The Vikings were paced by Gabby Aquino (2 goals) and Sally Beriont (2).
Pope John 21, UC 6: Kendra Simcox picked up five goals in the Vikings' loss.
Pequannock 13, UC 10: Christina Nesi put away four goals in the close loss to Pequannock.
Livingston 22, UC 10: Kendra Simcox scored four of the Vikings' goals in the loss to the Lancers.

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(10-01-2012 09:20 AM)arabiansnowgriz Wrote: Sick cards man!!! You have a few that I have been trying to get for some time. I need to step my MJ pickups a bit seeing all These nice cards. Seeing nice MJ incerts reminds me why I got into the hoby. The 90S had just amazing quality!!
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Your little girl will love sipping her drink with the Hello Kitty Click Lock 9oz Insulated Straw Cup by Munchkin - 2pk. Munchkin's new line of Click Lock Cups are just right because they just CLICK. These cups feature a simple click-and-lock lid to securely close for a leak proof seal ? guaranteed. Parents will see, hear and feel the cup lock, so they have triple assurance against dribbles and drips.
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This product met my expectations! I have been transitioning my daughter from a traditional type sippy cups to this type of cup for times we are away from the house. Great for preventing spills ...Read complete review
This product met my expectations! I have been transitioning my daughter from a traditional type sippy cups to this type of cup for times we are away from the house. Great for preventing spills in the car and places like that. The Hello Kitty theme was perfect as that is her favorite character at the moment. The design and materials are very rugged and stands up to an active 2 year old and no leaking! Toys R Us had them at a great price on sale which was a bonus!
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Comments about Munchkin 1001332 Hello Kitty Click Lock Insulated Straw Cup by Munchkin 9oz - 2pk:
Does not spill. Easy to dissemble and assemble when washing. Fits well in every cup holder.
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easy to clean , no mess no spill, A+
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Cups do not spill and easy to put together and take apart for cleaning. I also like munchkin bc they have replacement parts for straw. Kids like characters too
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Prairie Street homeowners, merchants brace for looming overpass project
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Isaiah Woods, 2, looks toward the Prairie Street railroad crossing as a train passes Thursday, Jan. 10, 2012, in Elkhart. Woods� mother Holly and her three children live in an apartment building that may be demolished to make way for the Prairie Street railroad overpass.
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Cleve Lester closed on his Prairie Street home just one week before discovering the railroad overpass construction project would force him to relocate, and is waiting to hear what he will be offered for the home that he completely remodeled. "I can't even go look for a house because I don't know what I've got to work with," Lester said. "That's what I call being caught between a rock and a hard place. I'm at the mercy of them now."
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Alexis Kelley, 10, eats with her parents Bryan and Shantil Glessner on Thursday, Jan. 10, 2012, at Restaurant Tijuana on Prairie Street in Elkhart. The family recently moved to Elkhart and comes to the restaurant once a week. �I�m going to miss the candy machine,� Alexis said. �If I had the money, I�d buy that candy machine for you,� her father said.
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His home is in the path of the looming Prairie Street railroad overpass project, meaning the two-story structure will have to be demolished. Within months, probably.
It�s enough anguish knowing that the improvements he put into the structure over the past four years � thousands of dollars� worth � are for naught, will face the wrecker�s ball. On top of that, he doesn�t yet know how much he�ll get from the city of Elkhart in compensation for the loss of the house, which will bear on where he and his wife move.
�That�s what I call being caught between a rock and a hard place. So what are you going to do?� the retired carpenter said. �If they don�t give you a good price, what do you do?�
He�s not alone.
With plans for the new overpass southeast of the city center moving ahead, around 14 homes and other structures are to be demolished. The real estate will create space for the planned Prairie Street bridge over the busy Norfolk Southern Railroad line between Main and Middlebury streets and accommodate the widening of Prairie Street there.
Some have already negotiated the sale of their property to the city, like John Augustine, owner of ABK Vacuum Cleaner at the corner of Main and Prairie streets. �I thought it was a little low, lower than what I expected,� he said of the price he negotiated with the city for the building housing his business. �But it was fair.�
He plans to relocate, and with a deal in hand from the city, will be starting the search in earnest for a new home for the business.
Others, though, like Lester, who lives north of Main Street on the east side of Prairie Street, still don�t know what to expect, creating a measure of anxiety. They�ll be moving, they�ll have to move, but they don�t know when exactly or what sort of reimbursement they�ll be getting.
�It�s difficult to move,� said Maria Barron, who�s lived for 20 years in a home just up the block from Lester�s that�s also to be demolished.
There are six in her home now � Barron, her husband and their four children � and the spicy scent of dinner wafted from the kitchen. She was holding the youngest of the kids at the front door.
�We�re so accustomed to this place and to move to another home...,� she said in Spanish, her voice trailing off. But there�s optimism � maybe in the end they�ll get a better place.
Most seem to acknowledge the wisdom of the Prairie Street overpass plans and don�t begrudge the project.
As is, frequent Norfolk Southern trains regularly stall traffic on Prairie Street � one right after the other at times � causing snarls and backups. With the overpass, autos will flow unimpeded � and on a wider roadway � and trains will no longer have to blast their horns as they approach Prairie Street.
�Honestly, I feel that they need an overpass there. The customers complained all the time,� said Augustine. �I�m not opposed at all.�
At the same time, not everyone will necessarily feel the hit like Barron and Lester, losing their homes.
There�s an apartment complex that�ll have to make way, and some of the homes to be demolished are rentals. Just south of the railroad tracks on Prairie Street sit two decrepit houses (also to be torn down) with city of Elkhart notices on their front doors from last summer, indicating that the grass is too long and need to be cut.
Others, like Augustine, are already planning their future.
That said, there�s worry and uncertainty on Prairie Street. Change is coming.
Another business at the Main Street-Prairie Street crossing, a Hispanic market and taco grill called Super Mercado Rosales, will also be demolished. A rep from the locale didn�t return a call seeking comment.
Just north of the Norfolk Southern tracks at Restaurant Tijuana, a Mexican eatery, owner Eugenio Miranda, at the location for 16 years, states that he�s in the dark about specifics of the looming project.
�They haven�t told me anything yet,� he said. �I don�t know anything.�
He�ll be moving, though, at some point. The building will stay put, according to city officials, but it will lose a big chunk of its parking lot to the overpass project, making it potentially more difficult to access. Accordingly, Miranda, renting the space, plans to reopen elsewhere in Elkhart. Not knowing a firm timeline for the overpass plans, though, he hasn�t made any definitive plans.
Back at Lester�s house, he laments that all the work he put into rehabbing the home will be lost to demolition.
Lester, a retired carpenter, bought his home, a foreclosure, in 2008, and came here with his wife from Chicago to be closer to her mother. Only then did he learn about the Prairie Street overpass plans, but figured he still had to make some upgrades to make the dwelling livable, even if he and his wife wouldn�t be there for the long haul.
�It caught me by surprise. Nobody told me,� Lester said. �I really thought it was a bum deal.�
The retired carpenter shows off his handiwork � new walls, new closets, new flooring, wall light switches instead of hanging pull cords and more. He put in new windows, new insulation, a new furnace and just hopes the city�s offer to take over his property takes all of that into account.
�I�m waiting to see what they�re going to offer me,� said Lester. �I�m just hoping they give me a fair price for this.�


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If you live in the Midwest, or you're a Chicago White Sox fan, there's a good chance you're familiar with U.S. Cellular. As the sixth largest wireless carrier in the country after the "big four" (Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, and AT&T) and MetroPCS, U.S. Cellular serves 6.1 million customers in 26 states scattered around the center of the country, New England, the Pacific Northwest, and the Southeast.
For much of its life, Chicago-based U.S. Cellular appeared content with serving its home network area and offering its customers a relatively uninspiring lineup of handsets that you could also find with other CDMA carriers like Verizon Wireless. In the last couple of years, however, the carrier has awakened from its slumber. It secured roaming agreements with other operators to form a nationwide network, it activated 3G data services, and it began to introduce exclusive high-end smartphones like the HTC Desire and Samsung Mesmerize. And just two weeks ago, it introduced the Belief Project, which is a program that rewards long-term customers with a variety of benefits such as quicker phone upgrades and a cap on overage fees.
Last week at CTIA in San Francisco, I chatted briefly with Mary Dillon, U.S. Cellular's president and CEO. Formerly the global chief marketing officer and executive vice president for McDonald's Corporation, Dillon arrived at U.S. Cellular four months ago. She's not only the first female CEO at the company, but also the first woman to take the top spot at a major wireless carrier in the United States. John Coyle, the carrier's senior director of customer strategy, joined us to talk about the Belief Project, 4G, Android, and growing a nationwide network.
Q: Last week U.S. Cellular introduced the Belief Project. What's the story behind it and what do you hope to accomplish? Dillon: We're very excited about the Belief Project because we expect that it will help grow our business. We expect we'll get new customers and, because of what the Belief Project is offering, keep returning customers at an even greater rate. It's all about rewarding customers and addressing that pinpoint in the industry. U.S. Cellular is the first to bring about this rule-changing way of business to the market.
Q: Some of the Belief Project's benefits, like letting customers buy a discounted phone without signing a contract and eliminating upgrade fees, are unusual for the bigger carriers. Will we see more of this? Dillon: Listening to what is on customer's minds is good for business. Being new to the industry, I see there is a real opportunity to have a human relationship to customers instead of it being all about the contract. Our competitors may follow suit down the road, but I think that we can deliver this better than anyone else. While others might try to replicate pieces of it, we're bringing it to life now.
Also, we've just won a J.D. Power call quality award for the tenth consecutive time in [the North central region]. That, along with the Belief Project, gives us a way to differentiate. It's an ongoing way of doing business. … Read more


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As Cold As Ice: Suffering & Beauty in Frozen Europe
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Its insane here atm – its been -11 in southern England early this morning – that is weirdly cold for here – sure you'll get some great shots
Check it out, beauty of the frozen Black Sea: http://2leep.com/bar.php?url=http://2leep.com/news/867516/0/more/
ahahahaha nice shot!
Yeah, we're freezing here.
Ukraine had over 135 freeze to death in the past 2 weeks.
I wanna go out & shoot, but I don't wanna ruin my camera. Freaking -15F… -
It's cold here in Prague, but that's not stopping me from going out. It's the perfect time to capture scenes that are rarely seen during the rest of the year.
It has been from -13c to -30c for the past two weeks now in Ukraine! Here is a link to a photo took of the ice on the inside of my flat's window. http://Www.semkee.blogspot.com/2012/01/-19c-and-getting-lower.html. I am reluctant to take my camera outside as I don't want to damage it!
Sorry, the link is http://www.semkee.blogspot.com/2012/01/19c-and-getting-lower.html. Brain freeze. :/
UK is Freezing dot com!!!
wanna go out and shoot, last the i wanna do is fall over and break… a lens.. bones can heal, cameras cant. lol.
chase you 'poping' by england by any chance?… or is it paris?.
Only -9 here in Cambridge UK, today and the landscapes were just stunning first thing. Love those Russian frozen sea pics. Now that really is cold !!
Michelle, just went to your blog. I think you should post the images of "Yolka" Those are the awesome!
Is this a joke? -11, -20 is considered bone chilling cold? this is the first year I can remember where the average temperature wasn't under -40 celcius in January, and we've never closed our schools or businesses once in 50 years. Put on your jackets, mitts, hats, scarfs, and boots, and go outside..if you're smart then you'll be fine.
A frozen pic from Stockholm Sweden.
Riding the bike to work – not. -
Hi !
I did some in Nyon, (Geneva Lake – Switzerland)
In Geneva, some more ice on auto, ship, … About 30 ship flow in water due to too much ice on them. But the lake is not yet frozen !
It certainly is a little chilly in Europe. I'm just back in Paris after spending a little time in the French Alps. Started a new photo project whilst I was down there. Trying to get as far away from my usual client work as possible so am shooting film. No 'film snappage' as yet though so perhaps it's not THAT cold
A few pics from the first couple of rolls here – http://www.ianholmes.net/journal/2012/2/2/chasing-winter-film-images.html
Heading down to the Chamonix area in a week or so. Will be there for the majority of winter so hope to have a nice little series by the end of it.
Italy under the Snow http://cb-journal.tumblr.com/post/17427040259/5km-neve ciao!!!
Ice canoe race in Québec City, Canada: https://secure.flickr.com/photos/pagarneau/sets/72157629285984119/
Its 21 degrees most days here in Gran Canaria, the only place in Europe with sunshine and warmth. Glad I jumped ship and moved here 3 months ago when my spidey senses said GO!! I wouldnt want to be in a country that freezes over should there be a global economic meltdown :/
Frozen Margarita anyone? -
We have almost -20° here in Southern Germany. Took some photos of a frozen waterfall today in Urach, Germany and published them on my blog:
It's just a bit cold in Denmark. Nothing really to worry about.
Ships are still mooring at Vejle harbour
and the fjord is completely frozen
http://www.flickr.com/photos/seedeich/6825556965/ -
In case any of you haven't already seen, Infocus published a gallery last week with some really great shots.
Chase, even the lake in front of Buckingham Palace in London froze!
Fairly iced up in Northern England at the moment but not letting that affect the stiff upper lip: http://brokenclockphotographic.files.wordpress.com/2012/02/kindersuitdiag.jpg
It' s pretty cold in Hamburg/Germany too.
There the people can walk on the "Außenalster".
I'll call you on those photos and raise you 3 meters (about 10 feet) of snow in some villages in Romania:
http://www.hotnews.ro/stiri-esential-11500836-foto-cele-mai-bune-imagini-suprinse-presa-locala-satele-aflate-sub-zapezi.htm -
Here is partly frozen see in Croatia, picture is by my mother tooken.
Tough for buskers too.
But, there is a beauty in everything…
one interesting idea was born from this excessive snow, and it was turned into art: snow sculptures:
Quick panorama from yesterdays photo walk in Osijek, Croatia.
Warm regards,
Boris -
We've certainly had a cold spell and you captured it really well. I'm pleased to say it is back to sensible levels now which makes photography a lot more comfortable, if a little less interesting
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I can't get the "Save Data Utility" to work from my PS3. This applies to both jailbreak and non-jailbreak mode. I'm trying to copy some offline game content from a USB flash drive to the PS3.
Now, I'd never even tried this utility before until recently. I can view the contents from any USB drive but can't get any options to "copy" material from them. When I hit triangle from a save to bring up options I get kicked back out of the drive contents.
I have now tried 3 different USB drives with no luck. There seems to be some setting or something from the PS3 that's not allowing me to copy the contents from a USB drive. They all show up from the USB drive but no options to copy anything or any other selection either. I have tried many things to get it working but no luck. Does anybody have any clue as to what's causing my problem? Thanks! :chinscrat
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AIN AMENAS, Algeria (AP) -- Algeria's four-day hostage standoff appears to have come to a bloody end. Algeria's state news agency says the country's special forces stormed the remote desert gas plant and killed 11 militants, but not before they in turn executed seven hostages. The report, quoting a security source, did not specify if any hostages or militants remained alive or give the nationalities of the dead. Algerian authorities estimated that around 30 militants occupied the natural gas plant on Wednesday and with 18 already reported dead, it appears the hostage crisis that involved hundreds of plant workers is finally over. There was no official count of how many hostages were still being held by the final group of militants holed up in the gas refinery, but the militants themselves had reported they were still holding a Japanese, a British three Belgian and two American workers.
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As relatives mourned a woman and her two young daughters murdered and left in a West Miami-Dade walk-in closet, police questioned and released her estranged husband early Thursday.
Miami-Dade police won't say whether Alberto Luis Sierra is a suspect or a "person of interest" in the deaths of his wife, Gladys Machado, and stepdaughters Julia and Daniela Padrino, ages 8 and 4.
He turned himself in Wednesday night to Miami-Dade's Kendall station. Homicide detectives questioned him overnight and he was released. No charges were filed as the investigation continues.
Sierra certainly has a troubling past. He boasts a long history of arrests over drugs, weapons and domestic violence.
And as recently as October 2011, Sierra was investigated by the state's child welfare agency after one of Machado's daughters told a teacher that her stepfather had bitten her on the arm.
"I do believe their lives are in danger," the girls' biological father, Michael Padrino, wrote at the time in asking a Miami-Dade judge for sole custody of his children. "I'm begging on the mercy of the courts to help me and my children."
But the judge declined to award him sole custody because the Department of Children and Families returned the children to Machado after briefly removing them from the woman's home, court records show.
Authorities, awaiting final autopsy results, did not reveal how the girls and their mother died.
The couple had split, and the family was no longer living at the house. Machado, 29, and her daughters were last seen Saturday night when they left to go shopping. Her 6-year-old son remained at Machado's grandmother's Homestead home, where the family had been staying.
Teresa Lorenzana, a neighbor and long-time family friend, wondered why it took so long for the bodies to be discovered.
"What surprises me is the fact the boy had been with his grandmother all weekend," Lorenzana said. "I don't know how so many days could go by and nobody knew what happened."
Then on Tuesday afternoon, a woman who rents an efficiency at the home found the bodies in a small walk-in master bedroom closet. She had not heard anything unusual in the days before the discovery, and the empty house was mostly tidy.
How exactly Machado and her daughters came to be at the house remains unclear. Investigators on Wednesday were still looking for Machado's car and her belongings.
Machado, who friends said drove a gold Nissan Altima, worked as a registrar at the Beauty Schools of America at 1176 SW 67th Ave., where Wednesday teary students and staff gathered to remember her.
"We are deeply saddened," said Jeff Gonzalez, the school's executive director of operations.
Her children attended Lil' Pirates Learning Center in West Miami-Dade.
"She was a very good mother," said Olga Espinoza, whose children went to school with the girls.
Records show that Machado's life was filled with domestic strife. She and Padrino, the father of all three kids, separated in February 2010, later divorcing in a long-running court battle marred by fights over child support payments.
Not long after Machado separated from Padrino, she began dating Sierra, 28, who described himself as a marble worker.
According to an arrest report, the two had been dating for two months and were living together in Homestead. During a "heated argument," Sierra punched Machado's arm as she tried to call police, then bit her arm, according to court documents.


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ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) - Islamic militants have told a Mauritanian news outlet that that 35 hostages were killed but seven are still alive after Algerian military helicopters strafed a gas complex deep in the Sahara.
The spokesman for the Masked Brigade, which claimed responsibility for the attack Wednesday on the Algerian gas plant, said Thursday the survivors included three Belgians, two Americans, a Briton and a Japanese citizen.
The information came from the Nouakchott Information Agency, which often carries reports from al-Qaida-linked extremist groups.
The militant spokesman said the kidnappers were attacked by Algerian helicopters as they tried to leave the complex.
Algeria's news agency, citing local police, said four foreign hostages were freed in the operation.
The Algerian government would not immediately comment and the Associated Press could not confirm the information independently.
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-- the campaigner in chief on another fund raising spree hero he raised 45 million dollars in February along.
The president has now held 100 and -- fund -- since announcing his reelection bid.
And hosting one more in Washington today for more on the president's reelection bid and they.
And the Republican race for the nomination we welcome -- as -- or violence Juan Williams.
Author of the book multiple the assault on honest debate one and this president is -- it's a breathtaking pace when it comes to fundraising.
How do you rationalize this.
Where I think that they're fair is that somehow he's going to be outraged that in fact when you look at the super -- that supports -- they're raising less than the GOP super tax.
By far.
So -- and member the president has said to all the congressional committees is not gonna raise money for them he wants it all or himself flew.
So he feels threatened right now he thinks that somehow.
A lot of his opponents.
Not just Republican opponents -- -- does not speaking those terms on people with money to spend are gonna really -- -- come November and he wants to be loaded on his end of the table.
I love some of the that.
They're reasoning that that the -- that's being played out here on the part of the Democrats in particular.
They're saying that there's so little excitement about the Republican nominee that that's why they're running.
I have about before the level as president George W.
Bush in 2004 of his reelection bid out of you -- of that.
Well I think that -- Been a reluctance to put money on the table from some of the very big Republican donors.
Because they were looking for someone they -- get behind -- -- you think about some of the people who were.
You know the pioneers in the captains and all the other kind of -- -- that President Bush is President Bush was a terrific fund raiser about the way.
And we haven't seen that kind of money come out for the Republicans are some exceptions people like Foster freeze for Santorum.
Or Sheldon Adelson for Newt Gingrich and and of course new get and Mitt Romney's -- has done pretty well.
But that's based on Wall Street again and a lot of his support coming out of there.
It hasn't been a kind of general Republican support that someone like -- -- when he looks that you know -- these campaign finance statements.
-- those guys are still sitting on the sidelines and it's hard to understand why at this point except that they're waiting for the big contest.
The president gone out on the trail again this week trying to explain slender trying to explain First Solar trying to explain.
Is -- energy policy.
Eight -- what do you make of this and he is this a sign that he's in real difficulty.
Isn't difficulty look his numbers are up today and Gallup but.
The fact is his numbers went down -- so they're up this week but.
His numbers went down and the reasoning went down is because of gas prices because people don't believe.
That he is doing all he can to you know keep gas prices low -- I know that the experts also he doesn't control gas price of the global marketplace success -- But the American people want him to do something and they didn't like we did on the pipeline is you know it's about 60% of Americans who think that pipeline should be built forth with.
And then we ask in general about the rate of drilling -- the rate of oil and gas production the country.
Out while the White House -- -- -- up you know where update people say yeah that's up because the things that were done by the previous president not this one and they wanna see more of this one so.
His numbers are right now but the White House these that there is a tremendous liability in terms -- gas prices they're trying to get out in front of it looked.
All right Juan Williams has always good to talk --
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Are you easily overwhelmed by such things as bright lights, strong smells, coarse fabrics, or sirens nearby? Do you get rattled when you have a lot to do in a short amount of time? Do you make a point of avoiding violent movies and TV shows? Do you need to withdraw during busy days, into bed or a darkened room or some other place where you can have privacy and relief from the situation? Do you make it a high priority to arrange your life to avoid upsetting or overwhelming situations? Do you noti …
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Bluprint Chicago is a resource and information meetup for entrepreneurs seeking guidance growing their bright ideas. Bringing together students, alumni, professors, professionals, and others from the business community and beyond to share ideas, foster creativity, and network through a number of entrepreneurial events.
Are you a West Suburbanite that doesn't quite belong? A Steampunk in an electronic world? A Companion just waiting for the Doctor? A 15th level dwarven barbarian with no adventures planned? A creature of the night in a place where it's just too damned bright outside? Do you wish that every day was Dragon*Con? In that case, Naperville Freaks, Geeks, and Weirdos is the place for you. It is intended to be a haven where the odd ones out can find themselves in, can share their non-mainstream interest …
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Meet other local atheists, agnostics and secular humanists. Gather to discuss beliefs and philosophies, and make new friends.
Meet other local Scrabble fans to talk strategy and play games — and meet very fun and bright folks!
The Humanists of West Suburban Chicagoland is a membership chapter of the American Humanist Association. Humanism is a progressive philosophy of life that, without supernaturalism, affirms our ability and responsibility to lead ethical lives of personal fulfillment that aspire to the greater good of humanity. http://www.americanhumanist.org/who_we_are/about_humanism...
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This is a different kind of singles group oriented toward non-religious people of all ages, backgrounds, sexual orientation, and gender. Whether you call yourself an atheist, agnostic, bright, disbeliever, freethinker, humanist, nonbeliever, pastafarian, rationalist, secular humanist, skeptic, "spiritual but not religious," or simply were not raised in with an organized religion and have no interest in one, you are welcome to this group! This group is open to singles from all around the Chicago …
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Working towards building a sustainable active network of Chicagoland secular organizations and to enrich the lives of freethinkers.
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Our Mission: Our goal is instruction and practice of hereditary and accumulated teachings in hereditary witchcraft, shamanism and magical practice. The founder's hereditary tradition is documented and can be traced back historically over 1000 years, and is thought to be much older. Meetings can include but are not limited to: meditation, drumming, chanting, power raising, discovery and communication with guides and helpers, charging and personal evolution, worship of deity and related practice …
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Nice one Eric! Is there any chance this will eventually become a tool that the users can use themselves i.e. without admin intervention?
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Wishing you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving!!! :^))
Congrat's on your new wheels!!! ((^:
Congratulations on reaching 3,000,000 points! Outstanding dedication!
May you and your family cherish the wonderful memories, of love, care and hope. May you live life in joy and peace. Merry Christmas and Happy New Years.
Happy Thanksgiving!!!
Sorry meant to also say that you, me and Chevyll1957 between us, we are almost in a row in the 30 day leaders. You are at # 14 and we all have 30,625 points at 11:15 for the moment.
Hey Smead, looks you have just passed the 2,900,000 level. a BIG CONGRATS on that. I am in the Atl area also, but a ways back. Care to add another GB?
Congrat On the New Race Car!!! (^:
Good Morning Smeadbox!! May this Christmas end the present year On a cheerful note and make way For a fresh and bright new year. Here's wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
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Probably the best accomodation we have ever stayed in. Heather is the perfect host. We could not find a single fault. Exceptional! Well located for a short break in the area with many places of interest within a few miles. Loved it.
Probably the best accomodation we have ever stayed in. Heather is the perfect host. We could not find a single fault. Exceptional! Well located for a short break in the area with many places of interest within a few miles. Loved it.
From our initial contact with Heather until the end of our stay she proved to be a first class hostess! She struck the right balance between being helpful and giving us enough space to enjoy this lovely barn conversion. She was always very considerate, attentive and made excellent excursion and restaurant suggestions after finding out about our interests. The property... More
The superlatives have all been used up! Comfortable, tastefully decorated room with ensuite bathroom. Honesty bar for that final 'nightcap'. Superb breakfast plus a soon to be opened village pub only yards from their door! Suffice to say I will spread the word but not too far in case Heather & David are fully booked next time I/we pass this... More
A wonderful overnight stay at Church Farm Barn whilst visiting the nearbye Fleet Air Arm Museum. The ensuite room was spacious, exceptionally clean, simply but tastefully decorated and Heather made us fell very welcome, providing tea/coffee and homemade cake on our arrival. Surprisingly the local pubs are very busy with meals in the evenings but Heather suggested various ones and... More
Just returned from a idyllic birthday break at Church Farm Barn. Couldn't have asked for a more stunning location and a heart felt welcome! Heather and Dave pulled out all the stops with homemade breakfast and finishing touches (including birthday muffins and candles!) The Walnut Room was immaculate and the hatch overlooking the traditional dining room was beautiful. I wish... More
I am writing this review on behalf of my parents wo had an amazing stay shurch farm B&B. They recieved a warm welcome from Heather before being shown to their spacious , exceptionally clean and tastefully decorated room with a walk in bathroom. The building is a barn conversion with its original stone which is really nice and gives this... More
This b&b is better than any hotel. Beautifully finished, comfortable, spacious,luxurious, friendly and great breakfast. All in all i had real house envy. All minor touches make it perfect: good towels, very comfortable bed, good sized mugs, and bath robe to boot. Would highly recommend.
Stayed her on our wedding night, 6 april 2013. Brilliant rooms, service and heather was so lovely. The whole building itself is beautiful and so much attention and love has gone in to decorating the rooms. I was welcomed to leave my car and drop off a bag the day before and when we arrived after our wedding, we were... More
Hubs and I decided on a spontaneous mini break and he found this place. No words describe how taken aback we were when we arrived. The barn itself is beautiful, and the rooms, well, were can I start? Attention to detail is key and Heather has thought of just everything, even down to fresh milk in the fridge for tea... More
I have stayed at a good number of four and five star hotels, but in terms of the quality of the rooms, the warmth of the reception, and the superb breakfast (I had a fantastic full english but there were many other choices) this B&B was right up there with the best of them. I would thoroughly recommend this place... More
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Barrow police locate stolen Jaguar
Last updated at 11:25, Monday, 11 February 2013
POLICE are investigating the theft of a Jaguar saloon from outside a house in Barrow over the weekend.
The grey Jaguar X-Type 2005 – valued at about £6,000 - was taken after a set of keys were stolen from a home in Nelson Street, Hindpool, in the early hours of Saturday morning.
It has since been recovered by police in the St George's Square area but investigations into the theft are ongoing.
The brazen offender or offenders gained entry to the house via an unsecured door sometime between midnight and 8am while the occupants slept.
Following the incident, police have urged all residents to ensure they lock their house even when at home.
Anyone with information that could assist officers is asked to contact Barrow police on 101, or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
First published at 17:55, Saturday, 09 February 2013
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Thomsen knocks down shot at buzzer for win
CARROLL —Tuesday night's game here between the Kuemper Catholic Knights and the Creston Panthers came down to the final shot, and Creston's Trey Thomsen delivered with a dramatic 3-pointer to give the Panthers a 53-51 win.
Creston remains undefeated at 3-0 overall, while Kuemper Catholic drops to 2-2 for the season.
With the game knotted at 50, and time winding down, Creston had a chance to win the game with one last shot, but Kuemper Catholic's Chase Rupiper stole the ball and was fouled by Kainen Somers with just :06 remaining in the game.
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By Chick Jacobs Staff writer
One of the most often uttered, and least kept, New Year's resolutions by well-meaning Christians is to read the Bible from Genesis 1:1 to Revelation 22:21.
It can be a daunting task. Thankfully, today's world offers some electronic help for divine inspiration. This year, the word is as close as your phone.
Depending on your choice of smartphone and Biblical translation, an online app to help you with those daily devotions can be found for free - or at the most, a widow's mite.
If you're like most, the spirit is willing, but the free time is short. Consider getting an app with audio options, so you can listen while commuting or taking the kids to school and sports practice. It helps get through some of those hard-to-read portions, like some of those "begat" streaks or genealogies of people lost in the backwash of history.
Just remember: there may be stories you've never heard. And you never will, unless you start reading.
Here are some of the more popular, free or low-cost apps available:
If your resolution is to read the book from electronic cover to cover, then Faithlife's app may be what you're looking for. The Christian social network offers an application that helps users do just that.
Faithlife's Study Bible App allows people to join small groups to build an online community to encourage one another in their studies. It also provides shared reading plans and notes and prayer requests from fellow users.
There's no charge for the app, but users must register with the Faithlife community at faithlife.com.
The Granddaddy app of Bible studies comes from LifeChurch, and it remains a solid choice for students of the word.
The app recently celebrated its 50 millionth download, all free, and is available in just about any platform: Andriod, BlackBerry, iPhone/iPad, KindleFire, even Windows Phone. The app also is available in audio in languages other than English. Some serious students complain about the app's lack of commentaries and study options, but for a comprehensive, free program, it's hard to beat. Click on itunes.com to download.
A comprehensive collection of apps to help make your Bible journey easier can be found at a.youversion.com/free-bible-apps. The site has a collection of free apps on a variety of platforms, each with special features.
Jesus loves me, this I know, for the smartphone tells me so. Two interesting offerings for children are ICB's Illustrated Bible and Barcelona Multimedia's Children's Bible.
Don't be fooled by the "free" promise: the free download only allows you to purchase portions of the material (and downloading everything from both can get expensive) but additional content is added without charge weekly. As you might expect, the content comes in comic form, which is perfect for younger readers. Both are available at itunes.com.
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What Does the X in Xmas Mean?
from R.C. Sproul Dec 11, 2013 Category: Articles
The X in Christmas is used like the R in R.C. My given name at birth was Robert Charles, although before I was even taken home from the hospital my parents called me by my initials, R.C., and nobody seems to be too scandalized by that. X can ... Keep Reading
Part 3 of Robert Godfrey's "A Survey of Church History" Study Series Is Here
from Nathan W. Bingham Oct 16, 2013 Category: Ligonier Resources
The unfolding story of God's work in His world continues with Part 3 of Dr. Robert Godfrey's monumental study series "A Survey of Church History." Available now on DVD, CD, or downloadable media. Keep Reading -
Love One Another
from R.C. Sproul Oct 16, 2013 Category: Articles
In John 13:34, shortly before His crucifixion, Jesus tells His disciples: "A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another: just as I have loved you, you also are to love one another." What type of love was Jesus speaking of here? Not the type of fickle love displayed in the media each day. No, He was speaking of a sacrificial love, the love that He has for us. He loved us so much that He gave up His own life so that we may live eternally. Keep Reading -
Sin As Contempt Toward God
from Nathan W. Bingham Oct 15, 2013 Category: Ministry News
In this excerpt from his message at our 2009 National Conference, Thabiti Anyabwile explains sin as contempt toward God. Keep Reading -
Secure Investments
from Nathan W. Bingham Oct 15, 2013 Category: Tabletalk Magazine
Here's an excerpt from Secure Investments, R.C. Sproul Jr.'s contribution to the October issue of Tabletalk: Keep Reading -
Pleasing God: 25th Anniversary Edition
from R.C. Sproul Oct 14, 2013 Category: Ministry News
We are offering a special twenty-fifth-anniversary edition of the book Pleasing God as a thank you for your gift of any amount to Ligonier's Bible teaching ministry. Keep Reading -
The Power to Persevere
from Steven Lawson Oct 14, 2013 Category: Articles
Eternal life means I have God's supernatural grace within me that enables me to live the Christian life. His power strengthens me to run the race in a way that glorifies Him. Paul said, "I can do all things through Him who strengthens me" (Philippians 4:13). God's power indwells us in the person of the Holy Spirit, whom we received at our conversion. Our problem is that we so often fail to tap into His power that is always there. We are like the man who was pushing his car up a hill only to discover he merely needed to turn the key and ignite the powerful engine. How much better it is to turn on the power and enjoy the ride. So it is in the Christian life. Keep Reading -
Social Media Highlights (10/13/13)
from Nathan W. Bingham Oct 13, 2013 Category: Ministry News
Here are highlights from our various Facebook and Twitter accounts over the past week: Keep Reading -
Breaking Good
from R.C. Sproul Jr. Oct 12, 2013 Category: Articles
With its final episode airing recently we heard an awful lot lately about Breaking Bad, a program that told the fictional story of a high school teacher and family man who becomes a vicious killer and cooker of meth. Like watching a car wreck we all have a morbid interest, to mix a metaphor, in moral crash landings. We click on the links that tell us of the atrocities committed by Muslims against their own Christian neighbors. Our ears perk up when the news reports about the Ohio daycare worker who committed unspeakable acts on her charge. We want to know, what could possibly make a person do such a thing? Keep Reading -
John Calvin on the Holiness of Life
from Jerry Bridges Oct 11, 2013 Category: Articles
Holiness consists in conformity to Christ. Calvin writes, "Because the Father has reconciled us to Himself in Christ, therefore He commands us to be conformed to Christ as to our pattern." Indeed, he continues, "Unless we ardently and prayerfully devote ourselves to Christ's righteousness we do not only faithlessly revolt from our Creator, but we also abjure Him as our Savior." Keep Reading -
$5 Friday: Roman Catholicism, Scripture, & Spiritual Growth
from Nathan W. Bingham Oct 11, 2013 Category: Ministry News
It's time for our weekly $5 Friday sale. This week's resources cover such topics as Roman Catholicism, Scripture, spiritual growth, free will, Jesus' parables, God's promises, the cross, and more. Keep Reading