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Relationship... - There are pastors, priests, evangelists, whatever, that claim to speak from the LORD JESUS HIMSELF. But what they said contradicts each other. Personally, i don't think that GOD is at war with HIMSELF.
I greatly believe that what LORD JESUS loves is a genuine...
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True Faith - I am a Christian of no particular denomination, I do not go to church as I don't like the hypocrisy that goes on there I do not believe that Christ would mend church roofs rather than shelter the homeless, the last time I went into a church the vicar was...
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Blessings - God thank you for this beautiful day, thank you for all that you have blessed my with. Thank you for forgiving me of my sins.
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The Gospel of John covers approximately 30 days in the life of Jesus.
The Gospel of John
John, the son of Zebedee and brother of James (Mark 1:19), was the author of the fourth Gospel. John was a part of that inner circle of disciples (Mark 5:37; 9:2; 14:33). Of all the...
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I'm just lying here wondering about my sisters and brothers, and everything, especially this command "Love One Another". I understand what this really means...I'll share it to you okay? I mean...since in my Christian walk, I have been mocked, teased, gossiped and talked about...
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The Only Man I Love More Than I Could Love a Woman - I was born into, and raised in, an extremely Christian family, with extreme Christian values. It was still up to me, however, to accept Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior when the time came to do so. I did so...
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Aug 9, 2009
John Flavel (Puritan c.1627–1691): What is Keeping the Heart?
"To keep the heart then, is carefully to preserve it from sin, which disorders it; and maintain that spiritual frame which fits it for a life of communion with God.
1. Frequent observation of the frame of the...
4 days ago
Thoughts On "legalism". - It has been a reoccurring theme at my church as of late to make statements about the ills of "legalism". So I asked myself.. "What is legalism?"
According to Wikipedia, Legalism is defined as the following:
"Legalism, in Christian theology, is...
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Apr 28, 2011
Another dream I have had also was with Jesus we walked & talked all throughout this city made of lots of stone . It was beautiful loved it. Then we sat at a table still talking. He was talking to me about the many things of life. Then I said to Jesus you are the one I am to trust...
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At Time's I Am Ashamed. - When I joined this group I thought I was doing the right thing but now I have to wonder. I would read when a new story was posted but stopped doing it as much because it just made my blood pressure go up too many time's. I havenot responded to much...
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Oct 18, 2010
Spiritual Exile.
As we approach a season of ruthless commercialism and other ungodly events in His name culminating on the 25th December, it is obvious that we learn nothing or at best very little from the testimony written in the Old Testament.
The Old Testament was for our...
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Being Judgemental - Being judgemental is part of human nature, and we even do it as Christians. I feel sad when some Christian groups pick on particular sins while carefully ignoring others. I was reminded of this when a friend posted this picture on Facebook:"Do not judge, or...
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Aug 23, 2012
A Small Piece Of My Personal Testimony. - Yesterday, I received an unexpected message here on EP from someone who had seen some of my previous stories in this group and wanted to express their appreciation for the things that I'd written. Afterward, they shared their personal...
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Apr 10, 2012
I Dreamed I Had An Interview With God - "So you would like to interview me?" Asked God
"If you have the time," I said.
God smiled, " My time is eternity...." What questions do you have in mind for me?
What surprises you the most about...
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Mar 31, 2008
My Altar Is A Bale Of Hay - I was talking to a couple of people the other day when one of them asked me what Church I went to. I told them I didn't go to Church. They were surprised and one of them said, "I know you are a believer so how come you don't go to Church?" I...
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GODS Blessings - FOR 12YRS MY HUSBAND AND I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO HAVE A CHILD.SO MANY DOCTORS SAID IT WOULD NEVER HAPPEN FOR US BECAUSE I HAVE A CONDITION THAT MAKES IT HARD TO CARE A CHILD.NOW I AM 7 MONTHS PREGNANT WITH OUR PRECIOUS BABY GIRL.GODS BLESSINGS.AREN'T THEY AMAZING.I...
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Feb 10, 2007
Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758) on the importance of private prayer
"There is no way that Christians in a private capacity can do so much to promote the work of God, and advance the kingdom of Christ, as by prayer. . . A poor man in his cottage may have a blessed influence all...
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Understanding - A real christian is someone who won't cut you down if you're not.
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"God Isn'T Real" - "Seeing is believing". What? Really? Just because you don't see something, doesn't mean it ain't there. What about the air? What about love? You can't see those either. You want proof? How do you expect me to prove something, you already don't believe exist? If...
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What Being A Christian Means To Me - "When I say... "I am a Christian"
I'm not shouting "I'm clean livin'."
I'm whispering "I was lost,
Now I'm found and forgiven."
When I say... "I am a Christian"
I don't speak of this with pride.
I'm confessing that I stumble
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Why Am I Here - Sometimes i just say to God why am i alive cant you just let me die, I get so sick of living on earth, I always think to myself what is my purpose in this life If i go no one will notice am not making any difference to the world. I just get so depressed and say to...
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A Warning Against Deception. - We are living in the last days, beloved brothers and sisters in the Lord. The Bible warns us that the deception in the last days will be so great that if possible, even the very elect will become deceived and fall away. We can see that all around us...
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May 22, 2011
Thomas Goodwin (Puritan c.1600-1679): Our perfection in His perfection
"By His death, Christ purchased all the grace and glory that the God of all grace had designed for us. That is clear in scripture: 'For by one offering he hath perfected for ever them that are sanctified...
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Science And The Bible - This chart shows scientific facts and principles referred to in this ancient Bible, but not actually discovered by humankind until later centuries. Dead sea scrolls, historical documentation, and word of mouth all confirm the authenticity of the Bible and...
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Feb 1, 2012
I'm a Christian Who Happens to Be Transgender -
i am a Christian who also happens to be transgender. Not the other way around.
A christian who also happens to be a transexual woman.
i know and feel the presence of God in my life everyday.
As any who read my stories you...
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Feb 4, 2009
Being a Christian is one of the hardest things I have ever experienced. I remember being told it takes more energy to be angry than happy, but I'm finding this is not the truth.
Do you know hard It must've been for Jesus! To be constantly attacked, questioned, hated, tested...
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Look Up - If you put a buzzard in a pen that is 6 ft by 8 ft and open at the top, the bird , in spite of his ability to fly, will become a prisoner.the reason is a buzzard will always beign a flight with a ground run of 10 to 12 feet. Without the space to run, which is his habit...
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Nov 6, 2012
Be Happy Now
"I am not saying this because I am in need, for I have learned to be content whatever the circumstances. I know what it is to be in need, and I know what it is to have plenty. I have learned the secret of being content in any and every situation...
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Seek Him And You Will Find Him. - I'm not sure if people realize, but the purpose of my writing about my experiences with the Lord is to tell you that YOU can have a close relationship with the Lord too. I'm here to tell you that drawing closer to the Lord is the single most...
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Aug 30, 2011
Love pastor perry noble of new spring church check out his podcast very inspirational. God bless <
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The Love Of God - Matt 2531 "When the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the angels with him, he will sit on his glorious throne. 32 All the nations will be gathered before him, and he will separate the people one from another as a shepherd separates the sheep from the...
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Xian Truth and Love -
I searched long and hard for the truth. I didn't completely believe years ago. I was too busy in life, worrying about every little thing, thinking of where I am going in life and how I'm going to get there, focusing on the trials and tribulations that came...
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Please Pray Now For America And Its Supreme Court - Tomorrow and Wednesday the most important hearings before the Supreme Court in decades take place. At issue are Proposition 8 of California and the federal Defense of Marriage Act.Proposition 8 was a constitutional amendment...
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Dream I had about a week ago. Curious to understand the Bride of the Lamb better.
In this dream it was my wedding day. I felt so in love & excited. Looking in the beautiful huge mirror I said to myself how amazingly beautiful I looked for my wedding day. I made myself ready...
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I do consider myself Christian on face on value however deep inside I feel more of an agnostic point of view I don't really know what to think, as we don't believe in dragons as we have no physical proof so why do we believe in god? I mean anything else would be questioned...
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Paul Walker Dead-Questions Answered - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlFX9XLtJDo
Please view the video. I highly recommend it.
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How you can spread the real message of Christmas and Easter. - I've just recently came across a drive to bring back the true message of Christmas by displaying Christian lights or nativity scenes. We have had a beautiful resin nativity scene for many years. It always has pride of...
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The word Advent means "coming" or "arrival." The focus of the entire season is the celebration of the birth of Jesus the Christ in his First Advent, and the anticipation of the return of Christ the King in his Second Advent. Thus, Advent is far more than simply marking a...
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Thomas Watson (Puritan c.1620-1686): Help to see the differences of things
"Oh, that the eyes of sinners may be speedily opened—that they may see the difference of things, the beauty which is in holiness, and the astonishing madness that is in sin!"
- Thomas Watson (c. 1620...
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Yes I Am and Very Proud of It - I love my Lord ... Ive posted my witness to Christ under other experiences so i wont go into the story again for those who have already read it ... But i Love him he is soooo amazing and gracious .
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Hey Everyone! Just was wondering everyone's opinion about the Power of Atonement.
Had a dream I was with this man that I was dating. We don't speak no more. In dream he was saying he was sorry to me. After he did that we were on top of this Mountain you can feel God there...
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What should we learn from the life of Job?
Answer: The life of Job is proof that man usually has no idea what God is doing behind the scenes in the life of each believer. All humans ask the question, "Why do bad things happen to good people?" It is the age-old question, and one...
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I'm a Christian and I love God with all of my heart(: He is my greatest friend and i love knowing that I have somebody who will never let me down.
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Richard Sibbes (Puritan c.1577–1635): What a Comfort This Is!
"What a support to our faith is this, that God the Father, the party offended by our sins, is so well pleased with the work of redemption! And what a comfort is this, that, seeing God's love rests on Christ, as...
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This isn't news. This isn't some phenomena where westernized cultures have abandoned God and began demonizing His followers. Christians have been stereotyped as judgmental, close-minded, and hateful. A lot of these ideals stem from the national controversy behind gay marriage and...
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Having been intrigued by a discussion on another story in this group, I thought I would ask this question and see what kind of responses I get.Since this question is being asked in sincerity and not from a desire to debate anyone, I'll more than likely not be replying to comments...
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The Scientific Death Of Jesus By Jennifer Flores - THE (SCIENTIFIC) DEATH OF JESUS
For the next 60 seconds, set aside whatever
You're doing and take this opportunity! Let's see if Satan
Can stop this.
At the age of 33,
Jesus was...
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Thomas Watson (Puritan c. 1620–1686): Lovers of God love His people
"If we are lovers of God, we love what God loves….
(We love a saint, though he has many personal failings. There is no perfection here. In some, rash anger prevails; in some, inconstancy; in some, too...
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God's Protective Hands... a true story - One-hundred and twenty sleeping pills should kill a person! But they didn't me. I took them the evening of August 6, 1989, and woke up the following morning.
I had taken them at a rest area, in the back of my van, and...
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Do Some Christmas Traditions Have Pagan Origins? - There is no doubt that some of what we now refer to as "Christmas traditions" can be traced back, in some form, to pagan cultures and celebrations. The ringing of bells, for example, is generally thought to have had its origin in...
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Christmas Flash Mob – Oradea, Romania
Some of our friends back home in Oradea, Romania gathered as a flash mob downtown to celebrate the birth of Jesus.
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By Henry Cuningham Military editor
When it comes to alumni in elected office, Fort Bragg won one and lost a few in 2012.
Rep. Chris Gibson, a former 82nd Airborne Division brigade commander, was re-elected Nov. 6 to his seat representing a district in New York. It's the second term for the colonel turned congressman.
The combat-wounded master parachutist took the 2nd Brigade Combat Team of the 82nd Airborne Division to Haiti on short notice in January 2010 to support humanitarian relief operations.
In Congress, Republican Gibson has served on the House Agriculture and Armed Services committees.
Rep. Allen West, probably the most well-known and controversial former Fort Bragg soldier in the House, lost his bid for re-election to his House seat representing parts of Broward and Palm Beach counties along south Florida's coast.
The "firebrand" Republican was defeated by Democrat Patrick Murphy, but refused to concede, The Associated Press reported.
Allen, a retired lieutenant colonel and Desert Storm veteran, has appeared as a conservative commentator on Fox News. He served on the Small Business and Armed Services committees.
In July, the 82nd Airborne Division lost another alumnus in the U.S. House when Rep. Geoff Davis announced he would resign immediately due to a recent "family health issue." He did not elaborate, according to Politico. The Kentucky Republican had planned to retire at the end of his term. Davis was a member of the powerful Ways and Means Committee.
Davis graduated from West Point in 1981 and was at Fort Bragg from 1984-86. At Fort Bragg, he was a Huey helicopter pilot and assault helicopter flight commander in the Combat Aviation Battalion of the 82nd Airborne Division. He ran U.S. Army aviation operations for peace enforcement between Israel and Egypt.
Democrat Steve Wilkins, a retired lieutenant colonel, lost his bid to unseat Republican Renee Ellmers in North Carolina's 2nd Congressional District. Wilkins served in the Army for 22 years, including three times at Fort Bragg. He completed the Special Forces Qualification Course and served in Grenada, the first Gulf War and Iraq.
Libertarian Brian Irving of Cary also ran for Ellmers' seat. He was an Air Force captain and public affairs officer at Pope Air Force Base in the late 1980s. The Air Force base became Fort Bragg's Pope Field in 2011.
In the U.S. Senate, Democrat Sen. Jack Reed does not come up for re-election until 2016. The Democratic U.S. senator from Rhode Island is on the Armed Services and Appropriations committees.
Reed served from 1973-76 in the 82nd Airborne Division after graduating from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y. He resigned from the Army as a captain in 1979, enrolled at Harvard Law School, practiced law and later ran for office.
In the North Carolina General Assembly, Rep. Grier Martin, a Wake County Democrat and Army Reserve lieutenant colonel, is stepping down after four terms. He blamed the "abusive redistricting plan enacted this year," which would have pitted him against Rep. Deborah Ross.
Martin went through Davidson College on an Army ROTC scholarship and also graduated from Airborne School, Air Assault School, Field Artillery Officer Basic Course and the Judge Advocate General's Graduate Course.
After 9/11, he volunteered for active duty and serving at Fort Bragg and in Afghanistan from 2002-03.
His website says: "As an Afghanistan veteran, Martin leads the way to improve life for veterans and their families. He started the bipartisan Military Veterans Caucus, and fights to help veterans get access to health care, especially for traumatic brain injuries, help veterans avoid foreclosure, and provide more educational opportunities. For his work the Disabled American Veterans named him their 'Legislator of the Year.' "
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Mon, Sep 01, 2008 | 17:46 BST
Gamescom's "ridiculous," says Leipzig boss
This isn't going to get any simpler, is it? Speaking to MCV, Games Convention boss Wolfgang Marzin has trashed 2009 Cologne show gamescom as a "ridiculous" idea.
"We know the truth," he told MCV. "We've already proved that GC works, and we have trade backing – nobody wants a show in September. Another copy of GC in Germany is ridiculous; what is the benefit of holding another show? I am confident that the big show will be GC next year."
Others, such as Koch MD and BIU member Klemens Kundratitz are less convinced, however.
"There will not be another show of any relevance in Germany," he said, referring to any other effort next year outside of gamescom. "[Leipzig] might try something, but the top 12 publishers are in the BIU and we are committed to take the show to the next level in Cologne.
"The facts are that we have had a great time for seven years at Leipzig Games Convention, but it is now at the stage where it requires a new environment."
And on it rages.
Mon, Aug 25, 2008 | 09:23 BST
Games Convention fixes sights on North America
We already have proof positive that Leipzig is to remain GC's central base of operations, but the super-sized convention may soon be expanding its empire onto North American shores.
"The concept is flexible and the network of the global games industry permits us to be active at different locations. After the Southeast Asian Games Convention, we are now focusing on the North American market," said Leipziger Messe boss Wolfgang Marzin.
The news comes after a highly successful GC08, and confirmation that next year's show will indeed take place, despite the BIU putting on GamesCOM in Cologne for the first time in 2009.
The full press release, mostly elaborating on the boasts in the aforelinked post, is after the break.
Thu, Jun 26, 2008 | 11:48 BST
Games Convention will happen in Leipzig in 2009, says Messe
Leipziger Messe just put out a press release spelling out in 40-foot high letters than Games Convention will still take place in Leipzig in 2009.
From the missive:
In response to individual reports in the media in recent months claiming that the GC – Games Convention 2009 would be held elsewhere, the Leipziger Messe boss Wolfgang Marzin clarifies: "The GC – Games Convention is not moving". Marzin emphasises that the Games Convention is still available to the national and international industry. As the organisers of the GC – Games Convention, the Leipziger Messe would continue to pursue its international strategy. The strength of the world-famous and positively perceived "GC – Games Convention" brand must be exploited to continue expansion of the globally structured concept. An important element in this regard was the Games Convention Asia (GCA) which has been held annually in Singapore since 2007, as Wolfgang Marzin reports.
Got that? IT ISN'T MOVING. It's just that the show officially sanctioned by the BIU, GAMESCom, will be held in Cologne in September next year. Well handled there, German people.
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Some sports are games of inches. Wrestling can be one of seconds.
On a night when it should have been hard for him to crack a smile, that is exactly what Rock Hill wrestling coach Cain Beard did when asked to give a preview of tonight's 4A Upper State championship match between visiting and top-ranked Hillcrest and host Lugoff-Elgin, the state's third-ranked team according to the latest scmat.com poll.
Having feasted on Spartanburg for the first course, Lugoff-Elgin still had plenty of room left for Dorman, the day's second course, as the state's third-ranked 4A wrestling team breezed into tonight's third round pairing with Rock Hill following a pair of victories Saturday afternoon.
Shortly after Darius Custard signed his national football letter-of-intent with North Greenville University, the Lugoff-Elgin senior's mother let the cat out of the bag as to her son's thinking about giving up football as a freshman at the school.
The Able Club of South Carolina and Outback Steakhouse of Columbia will join forces to present, "Surf's Up at Demon Bay", the second annual auction benefiting Lugoff-Elgin High School athletic programs, on Friday, March 4 at 6 p.m.
In an effort to involve more students in the school's soccer program, Lugoff-Elgin High School boys' varsity soccer head coach, Matt Brosius, is advertising for three internships and a ball attendant program for this year's Demons' and Lady Demons' soccer teams.
Forsaking the X's and O's with his team trailing visiting Dutch Fork, 51-28 at intermission, Lugoff-Elgin boys basketball coach Derek Belton appealed to his team's pride during his halftime talk.
Like a bright, neon sign which seems to keep blinking in the back of one's mind, Lugoff-Elgin girls basketball coach Von Duncan could not forget the pasting which her team took when they traveled to play Dutch Fork earlier this month.
Some things never change. After closing out their tenure in the AAA ranks with a state championship last year, the Lugoff-Elgin wrestling team has not skipped a beat in their first season as a state class 4A entry. On Wednesday night, Evan Moxie's troops sewed up the Region 4-4A championship by pounding Spring Valley, 76-3, and host Ridge View, 70-6, ...
Trailing visiting Irmo by 11 points with five matches left to go in a key Region 4-4A wrestling match last Thursday night, Lugoff-Elgin rattled off 34 unanswered points to come away with a 40-27 win.
What's the best way to cool off a hot shooter? Easy, don't let him get his hands on the ball.
Faced with a dilemma which comes with the territory when playing Spring Valley, Lugoff-Elgin girls basketball coach Von Duncan was not ready to slow Tuesday's contest against the guests to a crawl as did Blythewood in a 40-8 loss to the Lady Vikings last week.
What some teams would give to have the "problems" which the Lugoff-Elgin wrestling team encountered on Wednesday night.
Senior guard Jo Jo Pellegrino scored a career-best 40 points, but it was not enough to help Lugoff-Elgin get past host Ridge View in a Region 4-4A boys game played Friday night in Columbia.
Lugoff-Elgin High School students and soccer players, goalkeeper Kyle Brosius and forward Robert Brown have been named to the 2010-11 United States Olympic Development Soccer Team.
Turning Saturday's Leopard Duals into the Lugoff-Elgin Middle School showcase, the L-EMS wrestling team won its own tournament by running the table against the five teams they faced.
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PALMERSTON NORTH A five-goal first half was more than enough to seal a clinical 5-1 away win for in-form Hawkes Bay and consign struggling Youngheart Manawatu to their eighth straight defeat.
PALMERSTON NORTH - YoungHeart Manawatu ended a seven match losing streak by dumping Wellington Phoenix 'A' 3-1 at Memorial Park on Wednesday.
PALMERSTON NORTH - Bottom team Manawatu host high-flying Hawkes Bay in a provincial derby that looks a tough one for the embattled home side.
PALMERSTON NORTH - Benjamin Totori is set for a Palmerston North homecoming of sorts when the Wellington Phoenix 'A' take on YoungHeart Manawatu at Memorial Park today.
PALMERSTON NORTH Five goals and five red cards packed an extraordinary clash between hosts Youngheart Manawatu and Otago United, as the visitors climbed off the bottom of the table with a 4-1 win.


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LUDINGTON (AP) -- A northern Michigan judge says blood tests handled by the state police in drunken-driving cases are unreliable because the results don't carry a margin of error.
The judge says an error rate must be an "essential element" of the testing of blood samples at the state police lab. The decision last week by Judge Peter Wadel in Ludington is not binding on any other court but is certain to get attention.
Wadel ruled in the case of a man charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Two tests showed a blood-alcohol level of 0.29 and 0.30, well above the legal limit of 0.08.
The judge says the different numbers highlight "uncertainty in measurement."
State police admit they don't calculate an error rate, although an accrediting agency has requested one.
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Sukkah - The Obligation
Our Sages have interpreted the expression "stay in" to mean "stay in your Sukkah, temporarily, in the manner that you live in your permanent homes."
How should this be done?
Eat your meals in the Sukkah, study Torah in the Sukkah, entertain your guests in the Sukkah, relax in the Sukkah and, very importantly, unless for some reason you find it very uncomfortable, sleep in the Sukkah.
What type of meal is one obligated to eat in the Sukkah?
Answering the question from the reverse side, a person is not supposed to eat an "achilat keva," a "substantial meal," outside of the Sukkah.
What is the definition of a "Seudat Keva?"
A "Seudat Keva" is a "regular meal including bread" or some "significant other" type of eating, such as pasta or mini-pizza, chicken or meat, as opposed to a fruit or juice snack, a cup of coffee, soda, Snapple [unless that's considered more significant since it's made of "the best stuff on earth"] or water.
Others are careful not to eat anything outside of the Sukkah.
What blessing should be made before eating in the Sukkah?
The following blessing should be made before eating in the Sukkah:
"Blessed are You, O L-rd our G-d Who made us holy by Obligating us to perform His Commandments, and Commanded us to Stay In the Sukkah!"
First, the "Birchat HaNehenin," is recited; afterwards, the Sukkah-related Berachah. The Birchat HaNehenin is the blessing made before partaking of an item in G-d's world, such as a tuna-fish sandwich (in this case, the blessing is "…HaMotzi Lechem min HaAretz," "…(that G-d is the One)… Who causes "bread" to be produced from the ground." (I sometimes think that if G-d had only created the tuna-fish for the enjoyment of Man, it would have been enough!))
When is the Obligation Strongest?
The obligation to be in the Sukkah on the first two nights of the Holiday is the strongest (in Israel, it is only the first night). The practical difference between the "strong" obligation and the "weaker" obligation is when it is raining. In general one applies the principle "One who is suffering is not obligated to eat in the Sukkah."
However, on the first night, one must make a great effort to make Kiddush in the Sukkah and to wash "Netilat Yadayim," the washing of the hands before the eating of a minimal amount from the "Challah." "Challah" is the special "bread" baked for Shabbat and the Holidays. The amount to be eaten is the size of an egg. Only thereafter may one retreat to the house, to complete the meal!
How Should One Feel in Such a Case?
Interestingly, the Talmud discusses the above question, even though one might be tempted to dismiss it with "What do you mean, it just rained - that's all!" Apparently, the Talmud is of the opinion that the relationship between G-d and the Jewish People should be so close that at a time when in order to fulfill a Command of the Torah, it is necessary for it not to rain, then we could expect that Hashem, strange though it may seem, would not let it rain!
In any case, the answer given in the Talmud to the above question is that a person should feel like a servant who has poured a cup of wine for his master, and his master threw it in his face!
Other Times…
Other times than the first night of Sukkot, when it is raining moderately, enough to cause drops of water to fall from the "Sechach" into one's food, or if it is VERY cold, or VERY hot, or if stinging insects have set up residence in the Sukkah, the obligation to eat in the Sukkah is cancelled. In fact, if one remains in the Sukkah while suffering, it is not like a situation which one would allow to exist in his own house and, since that is the basic measure of whether something should be done in the Sukkah, rather than being considered praiseworthy, that person is considered foolish.


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Oct 28 EUR German Consumer Price Index (OCT P)
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Oct 28 05:30 CHF KOF Swiss Leading Indicator (OCT)
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The result of constant rain - This is my walk in the park this afternoon beside the R Don which runs through my town. My wife Susan took these with her little camera.
A few days ago you could walk where all these pictures are.
Another point - At this time of year you can normally stand on the bridge and watch the brown trout in the river below as seen on the picture below - not a chance this past few weeks and remember that the ospreys have to spot them as well before sweeping down so this may well be Odins problem with the river systems flooded and high.
Hi Keith. Your great pictures illustrate just what poor Odin has to contend with--muddied and turbulent waters--an absolute nightmare for him--I reckon he's doing a great job--I know EJ has supplemented the fish deliveries recently but they are very much a team.
By the way, be sure to wear your Kilt if you decide to take a hairrdryer up to the nest--I'll alert BJ to bring his camera!!!
Hello everyone,
Must have been really sleepy today.. Not long wakened, to find a nice broken cloud afternoon. I think this weather is migrating north.
Great pics Keith, thank you Susan for providing them.
Now Milly... What in the world makes you think I would want to point my camera up Keith's Kilt... Lol my gear is insured but not for that sort of damage.. Lol
Milly Hi Keith. Your great pictures illustrate just what poor Odin has to contend with--muddied and turbulent waters--an absolute nightmare for him--I reckon he's doing a great job--I know EJ has supplemented the fish deliveries recently but they are very much a team. By the way, be sure to wear your Kilt if you decide to take a hairrdryer up to the nest--I'll alert BJ to bring his camera!!!
Second - I am telling BJ to keep his lens cap on when I visit with him to LG just in case there are any plots.
black jaguar Now Milly... What in the world makes you think I would want to point my camera up Keith's Kilt... Lol my gear is insured but not for that sort of damage.. Lol
Milly --- I've heard that BJ has mislaid his lens cap, !!! tee hee !!!!
What a lot of water Keith, i can see how Odin could have problems with water like that,
BJ you said you had a busy night shift, must have been as you slept so well.
Hi sugar,
Nope my lens cap will be firmly in place especially if Keith wears his kilt.. Lol
Yes a heavy night, two more to go a day off then another two then it's holiday time.. :-)
I can see a little of the river Leven from my garden, it's tidal at the Dumbarton end but right now it looks to be in full flow..
Since April the amount of rain has been unbelievable... Our birds have done a tremendous job bringing two big healthy chicks through these difficult conditions. It shows how experience counts..
Ok folks off to get sorted for work... Maybe catch you later...
I think the brunt of the rain has passed so a chance for these two to dry out this evening and have a couple of days enjoyment whilst it lasts.
Hope to check out my locals over the next two days also.
Yes, Keith, we are so lucky that our LG chicks have survived this appalling spring/summer. I really hate to think of all the other nests that have suffered losses--it must be so soul destroying for Roy and all who work towards the presevation of these beautiful birds to find so many empty and destroyed nests and of course Ospreys are just one among many species which will have suffered. It's so sad.
BJ Who said anything about pointing you camera up Keith's Kilt--I merely asked you to bring it along !!!
BFN see you to-morrow.
JUNE - Reference my pictures at 4:25. I hope you had a good day at the service and maybe you were reading The Book of Genesis - Chapters 6 through to 9 - it may be appropiate for us.
Off early tonight - Susan wants a sixties music night in so better give her some attention.
Also a two way TV to watch the football.
CU all later.
C U later Keith
You can have your football i'll stick with Chris Packham on BBC2
Hi KEIth Got in a couple of hours ago, had a few laughs at all the Gabfest nonsense, admired your pictures (Maybe admire isn't the right word) then took some time away from the computer to just sit & do nothing. Turned on the TV to just watch or doze or whatever. Ended up watching a very funny "I Love Lucy" rerun. But you had to know that Ricky, for complicated reasons, had put the guys there.
Thanks for bringing the flood pictures to us.. We are so used to seeing floods here in southern ohio that your pictures do look familiar. In fact the first & third pictures could have been taken locally almost any spring. Your pictures look very mild to what we see in the really bad floods which occur here from time to time. Even with flood walls build along the Ohio River, damage can be severe when it rises too much. Then most Augusts we expect mild to severe droughts.
You did say homes are flooded in your area so I hope that damage is kept at a minimum and that your weather soon improves.
I Like your picture of the ark, but we didn't talk about Genesis this morning. Instead we were instructed in how to "Spread the WORD", but I won't take her too seriously.:) No sermon from me today
Apparently the cam still is not working properly because I think I'm still seeing the same vidio I saw 2 hours ago.
Cam back to OK, but where is the sound. Two chicks on nest, cuddled head to head. Earlier they were both preening and standing, but they are both quiet now. EJ(?) is standing on the edge of the nest at about the 2 oclock position, very still except for the wind ruffling her head feathers.
3:14 & daylight creeping in right on midsummer schedule.


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It was really amazing to finally see the Grand Canyon and Sedona is beautiful to see!! Driver was helpful and great to all of the group! It was really nice to be in this trip!!
Doing what: Small-Group Deluxe Grand Canyon and Sedona Day Trip
The trip was excellent. Facilities were good. The tour can be better if you can spend some more time in Sedona.
A variant with a day's hotel stay near Grand Canyon Station and the mule trek will be quite attractive.
Doing what: Grand Canyon via Sedona and Navajo Reservation
Excellent guide Memo who regaled us with masses of interesting facts. Grand Canyon and helicopter trip speak for themselves. Lunch was very filling but a sandwich was not what I was expecting. Full day event so very good value for money.
Doing what: Grand Canyon Helicopter and Ground Tour From Phoenix
This was a very long day but worth every minute and every dollar spent! Our tour guide was amazing and knew a lot about the area which added to the whole experience. The lunch that was provided was great and the stops along the way were also really great! The Grand Canyon was so beautiful and like nothing I have ever seen before. We drove around the rim and stopped at several places for photos. It was a lot colder than what I thought it would be so make sure you wear warm clothes and a coat! I would do this tour again and again if I had the chance!!
Doing what: Small-Group Deluxe Grand Canyon and Sedona Day Trip
Our guide Rick was very friendly,courteous and knowledgable.Due to time constraints we didn't have enough time a certain stops eg Sedona and The Cameron Trading post. Overall however a very enjoyable day. The Grand Canyon is truely brearhtaking and awesome. :-)
Doing what: Small-Group Deluxe Grand Canyon and Sedona Day Trip
I also had Bill and he was a great pilot and guide! That being said, didn't feel like this was a very unique experience. We definitely enjoyed not having to drive up to 5 hours each way (flying was 1.5 hours each way), but once we got there, we were just normal tourists. We got to skip the line for the helicopter ride, but spent more time waiting then the entire helicopter + boat ride took. The boat ride was very short and not what I expected. They zoom you "around the corner", where you sit, take pictures, and drive back. Overall it was enjoyable because we got to see the grand canyon. Most of our complaints are not the fault of the tour operator, just feels like the grand canyon is one big tourist exploitation. I would suggest booking more personal experiences (ie: kayaking) to really soak in the experience as this is more of an "overview".
Doing what: Grand Canyon West Rim Adventure and Skywalk
Great Pilot but main issue was you messing up our booking causing us to have to make several changes to our itinerary which also caused us to see the Grand Canyon on a cloudy day instead of when we originally booked.
Doing what: Grand Canyon West Rim Adventure and Skywalk
this will be a 2 time viator tour for me- 1st and last. when i was looking for an o'night grand canyon tour i spoke with my friend in phoenix. but as he's driven himself each time he's gone to canyon he wasn't able to provide the local knowledge i was looking for. so we came across your tours on i/net and proceeded to book. i was immediately suspicious when i was told i would need to book optional helicopter flight direct with the local operator. the advertised Approx. $160 flight had suddenly become $195 (i wouldn't have minded in the slightest if it had been approx. $200 in the first place, but a near 40percent difference seemed totally out of whack) it's not like this was a brochure printed once a year. when i called to pay for the said helicopter fare prior to departure all seemed in order. i continued to receive your '10 days to go; 3 days to go' updates so again was hopeful all would go to plan. so we arrived at appointed hotel just before 6am to find our bus waiting for us. we continued with the hotel pick-ups then proceeded to segona where we had a change of driver. 'stevie b' was informative and accommodating. on route he advised that 'phone reception' could be a bit problematic in the area.
after arrival and the south rim precinct he advised our fellow passengers of there options and when he would return. he then took us to check-in then dropped us off to our room and where to be waiting for our 2.30 pick-up the next day. all good.
the next morning we did the 'sunrise run' and were advised by one of the bus drivers that helicopters usually didn't fly when it was windy.
as we had no phone service and problems with the hotel 'wi-fi' we were essentially no contactable. so prior to check out i called the local operator office to explain communication difficulties and find out whether helicopters were flying. at that stage we were advised they were. following check-out we went on the bus and saw helicopters flying so assumed our
Doing what: 2-Day Grand Canyon Tour from Phoenix
Our tour guide Paul picked us up in front of our condo on time and off we went to the Grand Canyon. Paul was entertaining on the ride up and back with lots of funny and personal stories. He was also very informative about the landscape and history of the towns and area we drove through. We stopped in Sedona to pick up the gourmet sandwiches that we ordered and made our way to the Canyon. Once we arrived there we were given lots of time to eat, walk around and take photos. Paul took us to several different spots ending with his favorite at the East end. We ended the tour at a Indian Reservation. The whole tour was fun and informative and the Grand Canyon was totally awe inspiring!
Doing what: Small-Group Deluxe Grand Canyon and Sedona Day Trip
This was a great tour, the drivers were knowledgable on the city and surrounding areas. We loved the Grand Canyon and the train ride. I would recommend this tour to others.
Doing what: 3-Day Sedona and Grand Canyon Rail Experience
The tours sound nice on the web site and they are, however if you are travelling from Sedona expect a god 10-12 hour day per tour. So stringing 4 of these in a row is extremely exhausting. Typical day: get up at 4:30 am to catch a 6am shuttle to flagstaff to pick up more people then a 3 -4 hour drive to your tour location. The vortex tour was uneventful, could easily be skipped. The best tour was the Grand Canyon tour.with Stevie. The trip to monument valley was the most exhausting starting at 6am and returning to hotel at 8:30 pm. It would be better to book your own tours individually and spread them out a bit rather than try and book 4 tours as a package.
Doing what: 4-Day Native American Cultures of the Southwest
Montana, our tour guide, was great! The trip itself was well worth the money. Even though we have been to Sedona several times and to the Grand Canyon, we were able to enjoy the scenery and not be distracted with driving. Montana took us to points in the Grand Canyon that we would never have found on our own. I definitely recommend this tour to anyone wanting to see northern Arizona in one day.
Doing what: Small-Group Deluxe Grand Canyon and Sedona Day Trip
This is was wonderful. The Detour guide/driver was full of knowledge and was very interesting. The Helicopter tour of the Grand Canyon was just amazing - it is so large. Even though it was a long day I would not have missed any part of it - the visit to Sedonna and the drive through the Indian Reservation were all good.
Doing what: Grand Canyon Helicopter and Ground Tour From Phoenix
This was an amazing trip from beginning to end. Our tour guide was courteous, funny, and a wealth of information during the long drive from Phoenix to the Grand Canyon. Nothing was too much trouble to explain and he made sure we had plenty of great photo opportunities. I especially liked that the tour was small in number which ensured everyone could ask questions and got individual attention. The bus was clean and comfortable and I would do it all again. Wonderful memories to bring home to Australia and share with family and friends.
Doing what: Grand Canyon via Sedona and Navajo Reservation
It was an awesome trip of the Grand Canyon. Although the trip to the canyon is a 4-hour drive from phoenix, it was not tiring or boring at all cos we stopped at beautiful Sedona and visited the historical Navajo reservation. Also, the view along the way was breathtaking and our guide, Brad, gave a wonderful narration along the way, at various interesting spots. He also stopped at many spots so we were able to snap photos along the scenic journey. All in all, it was awesome. This trip is recommended.
Doing what: Grand Canyon via Sedona and Navajo Reservation
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FBI investigating infant death on tribal land
PESHAWBESTOWN -- A Leelanau County home is the center of an infant investigation.
The house is located on the 33-hundred block of M-22 in Peshawbestown. It's on federal land belonging to the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians.
Monday afternoon the FBI confirmed they're investigating the death of an infant, but are not releasing any other information about the case.
Neighbors say tribal police, Leelanau County Sheriff's Office, and the FBI came to the home on Friday and stayed until Sunday.
Shaina Luskey, who lives behind the home says, "They taped everything off and we had to go around and use a different driveway. Just a lot of police looking through yards for something."
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I'm down with The Don on Hiaasen and Leonard. Additionally, I'd add James Lee Burke, T. Jefferson Parker and Michael Connelly, also prolific authors whose work have withstood the test of time, if not getting even better, and who never disappoint!
I'm down with The Don on Hiaasen and Leonard. Additionally, I'd add James Lee Burke, T. Jefferson Parker and Michael Connelly, also prolific authors whose work have withstood the test of time, if not getting even better, and who never disappoint!
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richard matheson. wrote i am ledgend, stir of echos, what dreams may come.
Chuck Palahniuk for me.
His books have always pointed out interesting facets about society that rings true in many ways in my eyes. The dude gets involved with his writing to the point where you can't help but notice how much first hand experience and research goes into his work. I'm currently reading "Rant" which has an awesome narration throughout the book.
"People don't want their lives fixed. Nobody wants their problems solved. Their dramas. Their distractions. Their stories resolved. Their messes cleaned up. Because what would they have left? Just the big scary unknown."
Also I would like to throw Paulo Coelho's name out there. I've only read one of his books ("The Alchemist") but plan to read more. I love that story. My sisters swears by most of his other books. Simple reads consisting of nothing complex, but well worth it.
I need to read more...
Hemingway, HST, James Joyce, Umberto Eco, and Stephen King. Actually, I'll put King first, because if it wasn't for his books when I was a kid, I never would have read any of the others.
Stephen King. Gerald's Game got me started down his twisted path.
I'd also have to add George Orwell.
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-Abraham Lincoln
The NEW Front Office Plan
for our Miami Dolphins:
-Hire the FH Staff, ad hoc.
... Could we really do worse?!?
(I'll accept the newly created position of beverage consultant)
... And how could anyone forget Ian Fleming - the creator of the greatest character of all time!
Neil Gaiman
David Farland
George Orwell
Phillip K. Dick
Chuck Palahniuk
Elaine Cunningham
Micheal Lewis (wrote Moneyball...the best sports book ever written)
Malcolm Gladwell (Blink, Outliers)
Billy Beane is a baseball pioneer. He understood this **** back in the 1980's. Just incredible. What's sad is that Bill James gets the bulk of the credit for all of this sabermetrics stuff flying around today. Granted he did coin the term and bring it to the public's eye, Billy Beane was the mastermind behind the idea of using those numbers to determine the true value of a player.


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A reward poster is displayed at the New York City subway station where a man was pushed onto the tracks and died.
NEW YORK — The man who was shoved to his death in front of a subway train Thursday night was a 46-year-old from India who lived in New York City and worked for a printing business, police said.
Investigators yesterday searched for the unidentified woman who rose from a bench and suddenly pushed Sunando Sen in the back with both hands, sending him flying onto the tracks as a train entered an elevated station in Queens.
Police released surveillance video of the woman fleeing the area and have been interviewing witnesses, including some who said she was mumbling and cursing to herself before the attack.
Some witnesses said the man had been shielding himself from the cold by waiting in a stairwell before he ventured out onto the platform. They also said he had no interaction with the woman, who immediately darted down the stairway after she pushed him.
One witness told police that Sen had no time to save himself. The witness turned away to avoid seeing him getting crushed.
Investigators identified Sen, who lived alone in Queens, through a smartphone and a prescription pill bottle he was carrying.
Detectives were following leads from the public generated by the video and also checking area homeless shelters and psychiatric units.
Commuters, meanwhile, absorbed the news of the second fatal subway shove in the city this month.
"It's just a really sad commentary on the world and on human beings, period," said Howard Roth, who takes the subway daily. He said the deadly push made him think about subway safety. "Don't stand near the edge and keep your eyes open."
There are no barriers separating the trains from the people on New York City's subway platforms, and many people fall or jump to their deaths in front of rushing trains each year.
Though shoving deaths are rare, Thursday night's killing was the second one this month. On Dec. 3, a 58-year-old man was pushed in front of a train in Times Square. A homeless man was charged with murder and is awaiting trial.
Like many subway riders, Micah Siegel follows her own safety precautions during her daily commute: stand against a wall or pillar and watch out when navigating a crowded or narrow platform.
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For the second straight year, Ian Dahl (Longview, Wash.) has been named a Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar by the Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA), and this time he is joined by teammates Quin Koplitz (Enumclaw, Wash.) and Rob Seibly (Spokane, Wash.) as honorees for the 2011-12 academic year.
In addition, by combining for a 3.377 grade point average during the 2011-12 academic year, the Seattle U men's golf team has received the GCAA All-Academic Team Award presented by Farmers Insurance, one of 82 Division I squads to earn the academic recognition.
Dahl recently graduated with both magna cum laude and departmental honors in history, receiving his Bachelor of Arts degree during June's commencement ceremony. Dahl was named an All-America Scholar by combining a 3.754 cumulative grade point average with a 75.7 scoring average during the 2011-12 season.
After transferring from Tacoma Community College, Koplitz made an immediate impact on the Seattle U men's golf team, finishing the year with a 74.7 scoring average as well as two match play victories to help the Redhawks win the Cal Poly Lamkin Grip Cup. Majoring in business management, Koplitz notched a 3.9 grade point average to complete his qualification for the All-America Scholar Award.
Seibly led the Redhawks with a 74.1 scoring average, collecting three top ten finishes that included a tie for 10th place at the America Sky Men's Golf Conference Championships to earn Second Team All-America Sky recognition. In the classroom, Seibly has accumulated a 3.648 grade point average as a marketing major within the Albers School of Business and Economics.
To be eligible for Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar status, an individual must be a junior or senior academically, compete in at least three full years at the collegiate level, participate in 70 percent of his team's competitive rounds or compete in the NCAA Championships, have a stroke average under 76.0 in Division I, and maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.2. A recipient must also be of high moral character and be in good standing at his college or university.
The Seattle University men's golf team has moved into the Western Athletic Conference beginning in the 2012-13 academic year. The 2013 WAC Men's Golf Championships will take place at Rio Secco Golf Club in Henderson, Nev., April 29-May 1.


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When the theater director Max Reinhardt purchased Schloss Leopoldskron in 1918, a new era began, an era which had the most momentous effect on the palace since it was built in 1736. Born in 1873 as Max Goldmann, he later changed his name to that of a theater character "Reinhardt". He was director of a Berlin theater (BerlinerVolksbühne) and was famous for founding the "Regietheater". |
Max Reinhardt loved to stage his own life and lived for this art. The acquisition of Schloss Leopoldskron was the realization of his childhood dream and he invested large amounts of money to return the palace to its original splendor. No cost or effort was too great, and it is thanks to his efforts that today Schloss Leopoldskron is an artistic, alive and fascinating place. |


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Vt. senators push
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Sen. Bernard Sanders, I-Vt., and Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., were part of a group of U.S. senators to introduce a bill Wednesday to preserve Saturday mail delivery.
The measure may provide the Postal Service with new options to make money by permitting services such as notarizing documents, issuing hunting and fishing licenses, and allowing beer and wine shipments, Sanders said.
The legislation, which was simultaneously introduced in the U.S. House by Rep. Peter DeFazio, D-Ore., would also prevent mail-sorting centers and rural post offices from shutting down.
A commission of successful small business and labor representatives would be created to recommend other directions the U.S. Postal Service could pursue to remain relevant in an age of electronic mail.
Sanders said the Senate bill also seeks to repeal a 2006 law that mandated the post office pre-fund 75 years of future health care benefits for retirees over 10 years.MORE IN This Just InNEW YORK A federal appeals court in Manhattan said Tuesday that the legality of a tax on... Full StoryStarting in January, Vermonters will be able to get a new kind of drivers license. Full StoryAt it's meeting Monday night, the Select Board moved to oppose a proposed telecommunications... Full Story -
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