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Civil War
Tennessee's Civil War history is a study in contrasts: a secessionist state with staunch Union loyalties, divided cities held by both Union and Confederate troops, constant danger and hardship, and nagging uncertainty about friends, neighbors and families, about who was friend or foe.
Tennessee's Civil War tale is one of divided loyalties, crucial battles, and the wide-reaching devastation of "total war." People throughout the state were completely immersed in the economic, social, and physical effects of the conflict, subject to violence and terror, disease and malnutrition, heartbreak and loss, and military rule by both sides. Many grim reminders of the war—as well as hopeful symbols of heroism and kindness—stand today as testament to the war's far-reaching toll.
Use these links to learn more about trails, markers and other interpretive sites; battlefields, and the many Civil War-related museums and other attractions designed to help travelers understand the legacy of the war in Tennessee.
LaGrange Historic District
"The town of LaGrange was occupied by Union forces, which used several extant buildings, from 1862 to the end of the war. The Immanuel Episcopal Church served as a hospital. Antebellum homes include the birthplace of Lucy Holcombe Pickens, the Queen of the Confederacy. A driving tour brochure is available. ...more
City: La Grange, TN
Phone: 901-878-1246
Lane College Historic District
"An historic African-American college supported by the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church. The J.K. Daniels Library boasts an excellent African American Heritage ...more
City: Jackson, TN
Phone: 901-426-7500
Lauderdale County Museum
"The Lauderdale County Museum is housed in the historic Sugar Hill Mansion which was built in 1842. The museum showcases items highlighting the history of Lauderdale County. The building also houses the Lauderdale County Chamber of ...more
City: Ripley, TN
Phone: 731-635-9541
Lawrenceburg Cemetery
"The first city cemetery where George Henry Nixon, who was most notably a Confederate colonel commanding two regiments as well as Chancellor, is buried. Other notables there, including Capt. Thomas D. Deavenport, a sometime member of the General Assembly, are buried ...more
City: Lawrenceburg, TN
Phone: 931-762-6282
Lebanon Museum & History Center
"Take a walk through Lebanon's history. See displays from prehistoric times through modern day. The Museum is free to the public. It is located in the lower level of the City ...more
City: Lebanon, TN
Phone: 615-443-2839
Lenox Bridge
"The only surviving "swing span, pony-Pratt through truss" bridge. Built in 1917, it represents the area's transportation ...more
City: Dyersburg, TN
Phone: 731-285-8188
Liberty Gap
"General McCook's Union forces were advancing from Murfreesboro via Fosterville and New Millersburg. General Patrick Cleburne's Confederate forces defended the gap. When the fighting began on June 24, 1863, it had been raining hard all morning. The Confederate pickets in front of Liberty Gap, the 3rd Kentucky Cavalry, allowed themselves to be surprised and driven back almost to the infantry ...more
Phone: 800-799-6131
Livingston Historic Courthouse & Square
"Post-Civil War courthouse reflecting the area's patriotism with monuments honoring the fallen of all wars. Public square features quaint shops. In April 1865, a company of Confederate guerrillas led by Captain John Francis made a raid on Livingston and burned the county courthouse. U.S. authorities had collected information about the pro-Confederate activities of many local residents and this material was stored ...more
City: Livingston, TN
Phone: 800-876-7393
Lotz House
"The Lotz House, which has been on the National Historic Register since 1976, is located in the heart of downtown historic Franklin, Tennessee, at the epicenter of the Battle of Franklin, which was a pivotal battle of the Civil War on November 30, ...more
City: Franklin, TN
Phone: 615-790-7190
Loudon County Museum / Carmichael Inn
"Museum includes Civil War exhibits showcased in the Carmichael Inn, a circa 1810 two-story log cabin used as a stagecoach inn. A self-guided tour of downtown Loudon and the county tells of the town's early years and Civil War history. Open daily. Admission is ...more
City: Loudon, TN
Phone: 865-458-1442
Mabry-Hazen House Museum
"The Mabry-Hazen House Museum, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is located on five acres atop Mabry Hill and includes the four-acre Civil War Bethel Cemetery. This stately, elegant home of the Victorian and Civil War periods showcases one of the largest collections in America containing original artifacts including china, silver, crystal, and antique furnishings. Built in 1858 ...more
City: Knoxville, TN
Phone: 865-522-8661
Macon County Courthouse Square
"Macon County did not have any significant Civil War battles, but consistent guerrilla action resisted the federal occupation from 1862 to 1865. One federal raid on October 30, 1862, led by the 4th Kentucky Cavalry, captured a Confederate colonel and other Confederate soldiers and sympathizers in Lafayette. Another engagement on May 12, 1863, near the Williams community involved the Federal ...more
City: Lafayette, TN
Phone: 615-666-2363
Magevney House
"Note: Temporarily Closed Home to pioneer schoolmaster, Eugene Magevney, this charming cottage built in 1836 offers a glimpse into the lives of early Memphis ...more
City: Memphis, TN
Phone: 901-523-1484
Main Street McMinnville
"Main Street McMinnville is a non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization dedicated to the revitalization and development of downtown McMinnville. Their vision of historic downtown McMinnville is to create a safe, culturally rich and architecturally preserved downtown which is vibrant and eye-appealing, family and community oriented, and commercially viable. Their mission is to establish a partnership between the public and private sectors dedicated ...more
City: McMinnville, TN
"Old Stone Fort State Park located in Manchester is known as an Indian ceremonial site and contains the remains of a war-era powder mill. Also in Manchester, is the Old City Cemetery where thirty Confederate graves have been re-discovered. ...more
City: Manchester, TN
Phone: 800-799-6131
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
"Formed in 1841 and at its present site since 1860, the church's first home was on a lot purchased for $1,200 from Senator (and later, President) Andrew Johnson. In the wall of the upper right Main Street entrance is a visible Civil War cannonball, fired in September 1864, during the skirmish in which Confederate General Morgan, whose raids terrorized the ...more
City: Greeneville, TN
Phone: (423) 638-4119
Cumberland University
"The audio tour tape "Civil War Trails Across Cumberland County" is available in the office of the county ...more
City: Lebanon, TN
Phone: 931-484-6165
Customs House Museum and Cultural Center
"Visit the one of the most photographed buildings in Tennessee, the Customs House Museum! First used as a post office and customs house in 1878 to accommodate the flourishing tobacco trade, this architecturally unique structure houses both permanent and rotating exhibits. Located in the heart of historic downtown Clarksville, Tennessee, the Customs House Museum and Cultural Center is the State's ...more
City: Clarksville, TN
Phone: (931) 648-5780
Dandridge Historic District
"The state's second-oldest town is charming and well preserved, with a downtown National Historic District that has b o u t i q u e s, antique shops and restaurants. Stop by the 1820 coach house--the Visitor Center--for your go-to first Dandridge stop. Pick up a brochure for a self-guided walking tour, featuring 21 walkable sites downtown as well as 17 driving ...more
City: Dandridge, TN
Phone: 865-397-7420
David Crockett Cabin & Museum
"A replica of Crockett's office, open to the public ...more
City: Lawrenceburg, TN
Phone: 931-762-4231
David Crockett Cherokee Museum
"A great Cherokee art exhibit; a dinosaur egg found in Lawrence County, history of David Crockett and Lawrence County history exhibit, local art exhibits. A visual arts center showing the renowned play, Unto These Hills and Cherokee ...more
City: Lawrenceburg, TN
Phone: 931-762-3733
Davies Manor Plantation
"The Davies Manor Association, Inc., first incorporated in 1977, administers and interprets historic Davies Manor Plantation. This historic property, located in Bartlett, includes the purportedly oldest log home in Shelby County, thirty-two acres of plantation land, and numerous outbuildings. These outbuildings range from a tenant cabin to a commissary to a gristmill to an outhouse. Additionally, the ...more
City: Bartlett, TN
Phone: 901-386-0715
Davis Bridge Battlefield
"Generals Sterling Price and Earl Van Dorn met General Ord here after the Battle of Corinth, October 5, 1862. A battle then ensued for the ...more
City: Pocahontas, TN
Phone: 731-658-6554
Debow House
"East of Hartsvile, on a prominent hill overlooking Highway 25, sits this National Register-listed Victorian home. Local leaders met here in 1870 and set the boundaries for the new county of Trousdale, one of the state's Reconstruction-era counties. The house is not open to the ...more
City: Hartsville vicinity, TN
Phone: 615-374-9243
Denmark Presbyterian Church
"The oldest Presbyterian church in west Tennessee was founded on Cub Creek in 1821, before the town was settled. The congregation moved to Denmark but outgrew its home at a Baptist school. Using slave labor, the Snipes brothers had the church built in just six days in 1854, and the church was ready for worship the next Sunday. It originally also housed Masonic Lodge ...more
City: Denmark, TN
Dickson-Ledbetter-Sparks Home
"A historically registered home, probably built in the early 1800s. Believed to have served as the Perry County Court in the ...more
City: Linden, TN
Phone: 931-589-5011
Dickson-Williams Mansion
"Wealthy Irish immigrant William Dickson used a team of highly skilled Irish artisans and slaves to build this high Federal style mansion in 1821 for his only child, Catherine. In 1823 Catherine and her new husband, Dr. Alexander Williams, began a life of lavish entertaining. Guests at the mansion included three presidents, the Marquis de Lafayette, and David Crockett. The house ...more
City: Greeneville, TN
Phone: 423-787-0500
Discovery Museum of West Tennessee
"This museum is a great resource for those interested in the Civil War sites in Jackson and West Tennessee. Plans are underway for a exhibit showcasing the great talent of West Tennessee musicians. The facility is available for rental and provides an attractive venue for ...more
City: Jackson, TN
Phone: (731) 410-8621
Doak House Museum
"Original home of Samuel Witherspoon Doak. Museum depicts the role the Doak family played in the religion and education of the people of the Southwest ...more
City: Greeneville, TN
Phone: 800-729-0256
Doe Creek School and Cemetery
"This cemetery is located on Doe Creek Road several miles south of Scotts Hill. It originated as a Kennedy family cemetery created just after the Civil War but later became a community church cemetery. The adjacent log church, later used as a school, is in ruins. The cemetery is very interesting. The core of the cemetery retains a nineteenth century ...more
City: Sardis, TN
Phone: (731) 549-3175
Nathanael Greene Museum
"The Nathanael Greene Museum is a Greene County Museum dedicated to preserving our heritage. The museum was begun in 1983 and incorporated in 1986. At present the museum consists of ten galleries and numerous independent exhibits. The Museum is named for the outstanding Revolutionary War general under whom many Greene Countians served, and for whom the town and county are named. Inside ...more
City: Greeneville, TN
Phone: 423-636-1558
National Medal of Honor Museum of Military History
"Medal of Honor recipient memorabilia, pictures, citations and award history. And displays of other historical military artifacts and ...more
City: Hixson, TN
Phone: 423-394-0710
Netherland Inn House, Museum & Boatyard
"Defying time that has touched so much with ruin, the stately historic Netherland Inn rises high above the Holston River. From the 1760s travelers came by wagon down the Island Road to the river bank where they built boats and migrated west. Originally built by William King in 1802 and 1808 for the sole purpose of developing a boat yard ...more
City: Kingsport, TN
Phone: 423-246-1104
Norris Dam State Park Lenoir Museum
"Exhibits display thousands of items of early settlement and everyday life in East Tennessee, German Barrel Organ and Native American ...more
City: Norris, TN
Phone: 865-494-9688
Oak Ridge Driving Tour
"Discover the WWII secret city while visiting landmarks and attractions that tell the story of Oak Ridge, the Manhattan Project and how 75,000 people kept the making of the Atomic Bomb a secret from the world. CDs and tapes for rent or ...more
City: Oak Ridge, TN
Phone: 800-887-3429
Occupied Chattanooga
"The Tennessee Riverfront here underwent significant change during the war. Confederates built forts near the river beginning in 1862. Union occupiers, arriving in September 1863 constructed saw mills and ship repair facilities on the river. Escaped slaves lived near the river in Camp Contraband and provided labor on Union construction projects. Many in the camp enlisted in the United States ...more
City: Chattanooga, TN
Phone: 423-643-6081
Old Graveyard Memorial Park
"Dedicated in 1969, was a pilot project in urban beautification. Cemetery was used from 1817-1883. The renovation project included the locating and charting of all gravesites, cleaning and mounting gravestones, and landscaping and lighting the grounds. Contains the graves of many early settlers. Open all year. ...more
City: Pulaski, TN
Phone: 931-424-4044
City: Knoxville, TN
Phone: 865-522-1424
Overmountain Victory National Historic Trail
"The Overmountain Victory National Historic Trail follows the Revolutionary War route of Patriot militia men to the battle of Kings Mountain in ...more
Phone: 864-936-3477
Paris Historic Downtown
"Unique shops and cafes surround one of the oldest courthouses in Tennessee with antique stores and walking tours of the historic downtown ...more
City: Paris, TN
Phone: 731-642-1030
Parkers Crossroads Battlefield
"The battle was fought on Dec. 31, 1862. Union forces sought to capture Confederate troops on their return from their first West Tennessee raid. When Confederate General Forrest found himself caught between two Union forces, he ordered his troops to "charge both ways" and made a successful escape. Seven marked sites can be visited on a self-guided ...more
City: Parkers Crossroads, TN
Phone: (731) 968-1191
Pilot Knob/Nathan Bedford Forest State Park
"Tennessee River Folklife Museum sits atop the highest point in West Tennessee. Displays, exhibits and programs offered. Wildlife ...more
City: Eva, TN
Phone: 800-714-7305
Point Park
"Point Park commemorates the 1863 battles for Chattanooga. Point Park Visitor Center houses the James Walker Painting, "Battle of Lookout ...more
City: Lookout Mountain, TN
Phone: 423-821-7786
Rice 18th Century Gristmill
"The Rice Family operated the mill in Union County from 1798 - 1935 when TVA moved it to Norris Dam. During the summer the mill grinds ...more
City: Lake City, TN
Phone: 865-494-0720
Riverside Cemetery
"Self-guided tour of resting place for 140 unknown and 40 known Confederate soldiers. Founded in 1821. Thirty acres of statues, monuments, and ...more
City: Jackson, TN
Phone: 731-424-1279
November 2014
Upcoming events
Date: Jan 1, 2014 - Nov 30, 2014
AiM Book Club - 3rd Tuesday Jan.-Nov.
Location: Selmer, TN
Date: Dec 6, 2014
Victorian Christmas
Location: Cumberland Gap, TN
Date: Dec 6, 2014
Victorian Christmas
Location: Cumberland Gap, TN
See more November events »
Pinson Mounds
Pinson Mounds State Park contains the second largest Indian mound in the United States, at 72 feet high.


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By Gayla Marty
College of Human Ecology interim dean M. Janice Hogan, professor of family social science
Professor of family social science Janice Hogan has been appointed interim dean of the College of Human Ecology (CHE), Twin Cities, January 1 through June 30. Hogan is an award-winning faculty member who has served previously as an associate dean and department head. Current dean Shirley Baugher has accepted an assignment to develop University relationships with institutions in Mexico, building on CHE's development of global programs linked to Minnesota's growing Hispanic community with roots in Mexico. Baugher has been a member of the Twin Cities campus faculty since 1993 and dean since 2000 and has extensive international experience. On July 1, departments in the College of Human Ecology will become part of new colleges of design and education as part of the U's strategic positioning process, now in progress. For more information, see the new releases announcing Hogan's and Baugher's appointments.
Frank Hirschbach, professor emeritus, Department of German, Scandinavian, and Dutch, Twin Cities campus, died December 12 at the age of 84. Hirschbach grew up in Germany, graduated from Yale University, and spent 33 years at the University of Minnesota. He was a champion of study abroad. A memorial service is scheduled on campus January 18, 5 p.m., Walter Library. For more information, see "In memoriam, Frank Hirschbach," on the department Web site. An obituary was published in the Star Tribune December 20.
Renowned architect and professor John Rauma died December 15 at the age of 79. Rauma earned his bachelor's degree at the University and later returned to Minnesota, teaching from 1956 to 1997 in what is now the College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture. A memorial service will be held December 21 in St. Paul. For more information, see the news release.
The Medical School's chief of pediatric urology, Leo Fung, died of cancer December 10 at the age of 42. He was honored in a memorial service December 18. Fung pioneered and advanced procedures used today for childhood urologic surgeries. At the time of his death, he was exploring the use of stem cells to restore damaged genital and urinary tissue in children. He lectured on medical advances in urology and added many scholarly book chapters and research publications in leading medical journals worldwide. For more information, see the Academic Health Center news release.
The Board of Regents have named Apostolos Georgopoulos a Regents Professor, the highest level of recognition given to faculty at the University. Georgopoulos is a professor of neuroscience, neurology, physiology, and psychiatry in the Department of Neuroscience, Medical School, Twin Cities, and a world authority on neural mechanisms underlying movement. For more information, see the news release.
Mikhail Shifman, professor of physics, Twin Cities, has been awarded the 2006 Julius Edgar Lilienfeld Prize of the American Physical Society for outstanding contributions to the field. Shifman holds the Ida Cohen Fine Chair in Theoretical Physics. The prize will be presented at the APS meeting in Dallas, Texas, in April. For more information, see the Lilienfeld Prize and Shifman's faculty profile.
Pharmacy professor David Grant died December 9 at the age of 68. He joined the faculty in 1988 held the William and Mildred Peters Endowed Chair in the Department of Pharmaceutics, College of Pharmacy, Twin Cities, and was an international authority on the solid-state properties of drugs. For more information, see the news release.
Pediatric transplant pioneer William Krivit died December 8 at the age of 80. Krivit joined the U faculty in 1951 and devoted his life to finding cures for children with inherited metabolic diseases. He retired from the faculty in 1999 but continued to actively consult on cases. For more information, see the news release.
Robert Kane, professor of public health, received the Premio Enrico Greppi award from Italy's Societa Italiana di Gerontologia e Geriatria (SIGG) for dedicating his career to the improvement of the health and quality of life of elderly people worldwide. The award, given in memory of the founder of SIGG and the International Association of Gerontology, was presented to Kane when he spoke on the future of geriatrics at the SIGG annual meeting in Florence, Italy, in November. For more information, see SIGG and Kane's faculty profile.
Richard "Pinky" McNamara resigned from the Board of Regents December 2 due to health reasons. A Twin Cities campus alumnus ('56), McNamara was a Golden Gopher football player and scholarship holder and has been an advocate and supporter of the U for decades. He was appointed to the at-large regent seat by Governor Jesse Ventura in 2001 and elected in 2003 for a term to expire in 2007. Under state law, Governor Pawlenty will appoint a replacement. See the story in UMNnews, "McNamara steps down, but his legacy continues."
A midshipman of the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps (NROTC) Twin Cities, University of Minnesota, Andrew Ubbelohde, has been selected for the Olmsted overseas travel program. Ubbelohde is one of 11 chosen from a nationwide pool of 4,500. He is a senior at the University of St. Thomas. As a participant in the Olmsted program, he will travel to seven cities in India next year. For more information, see the news release.
See also U Awards & Honors. Most awards listed on this page post names of recipients.


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Constitutional Imperatives
liberal society established
An aggressive movement is afoot to do for liberals and a progressive American justice system what the Federalist Society has done for conservative causes over the past twenty years. The American Constitution Society for Law and Policy (ACS), barely three years old and spreading rapidly to campuses throughout the country, is intent on bringing the law back toward the left and halting what many see as a two-decades-long erosion of respect for fundamental rights.
"I am afraid that one must say that the law is too often something other than a means of achieving justice," says Professor Kent Greenfield, who was instrumental in establishing the ACS's BC Law chapter.
Greenfield made his remarks when introducing the Hon. Abner Mikva, former chief judge of the US Court of Appeals and an outspoken advocate for civil rights and judicial integrity. The occasion was Mikva's first stop on a nationwide tour for the ACS and the first event sponsored by the BC Law chapter. Scott Harshbarger of Common Cause has also been a speaker.
Formed in September, the chapter already boasts some seventy-five members and a roster of events that includes discussions on affirmative action, immigration, and new surveillance laws.
Liberal Feeder System
Until now, there has been no organized body equivalent to the Federalist Society, which started in the early 1980s as a group of conservative students, professors, and judges who wanted to move the discussion of the law to the right. They did scholarly work, hosted conferences, and developed a powerful network among legal practitioners and judges that became a feeder system to identify, hire, and promote students who shared the same values. Over time, the young people themselves ascended to positions where they could continue to increase their influence and numbers throughout the legal hierarchy.
As evidence of the effectiveness of the Federalists' networking, Greenfield points to the fact that many judicial appointees in recent Republican administrations have been members of the society. Leading conservative jurists such as Judge Frank Easterbrook of the US Court of Appeals for the Seventh District and Supreme Court Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas also routinely fill their clerkship positions with members of the Federalist Society.
"We seek to restore the fundamental principles of respect for human dignity, protection of individual rights and liberties, genuine equality, and access to justice to their rightful, and traditionally central, place in American law, the ACS states on its website (www.americanconstitutionsociety.org)."
Specifically, Greenfield says, the ACS seeks to counter the trends that put states' rights before civil rights, original intent before progressive interpretation, and the marketplace before government as the arbiter of freedoms.
On the first point, Greenfield explains the ACS's contention that the Supreme Court has "moved back to a fixation on states' rights and prerogatives, which almost always erodes the federal government's ability to make sure people are treated justly regardless of where they live in the US." As for original intent, Greenfield says that "instead of treating the Constitution as a living document that advances with the morals and intellect of the people it purports to govern, the conservatives view it as static and limited by the views and perspectives of the eighteenth century white men" who framed it. Finally, he says, "the conservative vision has been to use the marketplace as a surrogate for the law, so that someone's economic supremacy is cemented as legal supremacy, as if the New Deal never occurred." The New Deal changed the notion of freedom from government to freedom from human conditions such as oppression, hunger, fear, want, homelessness, and joblessness.
Zachary Heiden '02, the student president of the ACS, hopes to engage alumni as well as those on campus in developing the BC chapter. "Alumni interest would be fantastic, not just because it would be cross-generational but because alumni are in a better position to do something about these issues," Heiden says.
For more information on ACS membership and activities, email firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com. -- Vicki Sanders
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Softball: The new-look Chiefs
Call it "Extreme Makeover: Massapequa Softball Edition."
Yes, things they are a changin' in Massapequa. The batting order has been shuffled and the fielders have been shifted.
"Everyone seems to be focused on playing their part and doing the best they can in their role," said Massapequa coach Steve Donovan. "You really need the whole team to buy into what your trying to do and we preach every role is important. Our girls understand that pretty well and continue to work hard each and every day."
Shortly after going 2-0 in Maryland – a road trip that was set up by assistant coach Bret Malone - the Chiefs dropped three of four league games. That led to a recent makeover that has resulted in two straight wins over quality opponents.
Only two players remain in the same position in which they began the season: pitcher Renee Vaiano, who in her first season as ace has started 7-4 in arguably Long Island's toughest conference, and freshman second baseman Kelle Lalier, who has a team-best three home runs and a smooth glove in the field.
So that Massapequa lineup card you have from a few weeks ago, you can go ahead and throw that out.
Amanda Considine went from the bench to catcher.
Natasha Macri shifted from catcher to left field.
Darby Pandolfo moved from left field to third base.
Rachel Sieber went from third base to short stop.
Danielle Gariglio shifted from shortstop to center field.
Allie Dananberg moved from center field to right field.
Krista Carcaterra went from pinch hitting to the designated player slot.
Emily Gaeta shifted from the designated player slot to full time at first base.
In a period of such drastic change, having a constant in the circle helps make for a smooth transition. Since the lineup adjustments, Vaiano struck out 14 in an 8-3 win over Long Beach and tossed a three-hitter with 10 strikeouts in a 9-2 win over defending county champion MacArthur.
"She's pitching with a lot of confidence," Donovan said. "She's really locating her pitches very well, moving the ball around and changing speeds. She's also hitting the ball well. She's our main girl this year and she is handling it well."
The moves were made to tighten up the defense, and results were evident against MacArthur on Tuesday. Whether it was Macri going back nicely to make a play on a ball hit to the warning track, or Sieber snagging a ball hit in the hole at short, or Considine blocking balls behind the plate.
Carcaterra, a sophomore who had been swinging a hot bat, has helped solidify the bottom of the batting order. She joins what is already a formidable lineup, with the big bats of Pandolfo, who had three RBIs and finished a home run shy of the cycle against MacArthur, and Gariglio and Sieber, both of whom collected two hits in each of the last two victories.
But for the new-look Chiefs, the most important change of all has been the results.
"We shook our lineup up quite a bit," Donovan said. "It seems to have refocused the girls and we're hoping to peak at the right time."


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Designer vs High Street: Burberry and Mango peplum skirts
Bad news for those who're worried they just enhance the hips - peplums are going nowhere, and they're getting bigger and more exaggerated. A pencil skirt with a full, flirty peplum is a must-have for Autumn / Winter.
Where you buy it from really depends on your budget. The best come from designers, of course. Christopher Bailey has upped the ante with his Burberry Prorsum design, which comes in a heavy, textured black winter lace. It's £1895 at Net-a-Porter.
Meanwhile, at John Lewis there's a much more affordable option without the heavy texture and with a slightly shorter peplum frill. Mango's peplum skirt will set you back a very reasonable £34.99 and will give a really similar look.


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Recipes: Quick Crockin'
Chipotle Shredded Chicken Tacos
Chipotle Shredded Chicken Tacos – A simple and delicious recipe for tacos.
Chicken Parmesan
Saucy and delicious Italian crockin'
Sloppy Joes II
Sloppy Joes II – Made easy in the slow cooker
Quick and Easy Chicken Tacos
Quick and Easy Chicken Tacos – A delicious recipe for the slow cooker
Country Scalloped Potatoes and Ham
Country Scalloped Potatoes and Ham – easy to cook in slow sooker
Easy Hot Ham and Cheese Sandwiches
Easy Hot Ham and Cheese Sandwiches – Easy and delicious sandwiches
Chicken Wraps
It doesn't get any easier than this recipe. Dump and cook!
Moo-Shu Pork
This is an easy Asian dish, quick in the crock!
Crockin' Lasagna
Attention friends!! The idea that cooking a delicious lasagna for your family is time consuming and require you to spend hours in the kitchen is out the...
Loaded Baked Potato Soup
Simple and Satisfying! Such a simple and tasty soup that really fills you up! We loved the spin on regular potato soup… adding bacon, sour cream, cheese...


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Australian Tourdates Announced!
Secret internal cables released early Monday morning by controversial whistle-blower website Wikileaks, have provoked an unprecedented 694-day debate in Australian Parliament.
The cables suggest, contrary to public pronouncements from the Gillard government, that the unbelievably good looking Canadian hard rock band Propagandhi have no time-line for withdrawal from their extremely unpopular mission in Australia.
Propagandhi have warned against handing over responsibility for security in Australia to any of the completely self-serving total assholes that tend to get involved in federal politics in the first place, insisting the transition must be tailored to the conditions on the ground.
Quoted in the heavily-redacted documents is Propagandhi's Minister of Agriculture, Jordan D. Samolesky, who states that "Propagandhi will not abandon Australia. Propagandhi will not allow Australia to become a haven for terrorists. Propagandhi will remain engaged in Australia until everyone is either dead, maimed or incarcerated. Only then can democracy and freedom prevail. Now let us blaze!"
See either the "Shows" link above or the "Upcoming Shows" thing to the right for more info. Don't say we never give you a wide range of redundant choices to see the details of our tour-dates.
Posted by Jesus H. Chris on February 21st, 2011 in Band News


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Practice & Procedure
Practice and Procedure
These key resources outline District Court procedures:
- Practice Notes
- Standard directions and notices
- Subpoenas
- Garnishee amounts
- Delegated powers of registrars
- Interest rates
Other commonly used resources are:
- Judgments
- NSW legislation
- Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 2005
- Uniform Civil Procedure forms
- Other District Court forms and fees
- JusticeLink eServices
- Transcripts
Professional costs
Professional costs that apply to civil proceedings in the District Court are located in Schedule 2 of the Legal Profession Regulation 2005.
Costs in criminal cases
A claim may be made in certain circumstances where a defendant in criminal proceedings is acquitted or discharged. More information and the forms are available from the Justice Legal website.
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Fifth Anniversary of Human Rights Activist Nataliya Estemirova's Murder
Nataliya Estemirova bravely and tirelessly sought to expose horrible human rights violations in Chechnya. Five years ago on July 15, she was kidnapped and brutally murdered in the North Caucasus region of Russia. Her killers remain unnamed and unpunished. We call on the Russian government to step up efforts to find those responsible for the murder of Ms. Estemirova, as well as in the cases of other human rights activists and journalists whose murders remain unsolved.
Ms. Estemirova's courage and dedication continues to serve as an inspiration for those who have carried on her work in Russia and elsewhere. Sadly, many of her colleagues in Russia continue to face harassment for their work. We call on the Russian government to ensure that human rights defenders can safely and freely pursue their work, which is so vital to a healthy, democratic society.
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Youtube is blocking access to all premium music videos that were previously available to UK internet users, after failing to reach a licensing deal with the Performing Rights Society (PRS). The BBC reports that "thousands" of music videos were suddenly gone starting late March 9th, punishing UK consumers for the lack of an agreement.
Patrick Walker, YouTube's director of video partnerships said that the dealings need to move "at a rate which is sustainable to all". But a statement issued by video hosting rival Muzu.tv's managing director, Mark French, heavily criticized YouTube's managerial qualities by saying that:
"[YouTube's business] model doesn't support paying the current PRS rates let alone the payment to artists, because they cannot command high enough advertising rates."
However strong the company's advertising rates are, Patrick Walker affirms that YouTube "cannot be expected to engage in a business in which it loses money every time a music video is played," and so the deal with one of the largest royalty collection societies in the UK is off. The PRS even asked YouTube to reconsider, but at the same time won't back down from the price they're asking for.
So it's a standoff, Google YouTube isn't going to pay the PRS's high fee's, and the PRS won't accept a penny less. In the end, who gets penalized? The videos will be unavailable for the next two days, or perhaps until a deal is hammered out, even though both parties committed to sealing an agreement soon.
Who is right? Can the PRS charge per video played? Is YouTube in financial trouble?
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Funeral Service Education
The funeral service department has been an integral part of the Fayetteville Technical Community College campus since 1974. Students may graduate from the Funeral Directing diploma program or the Funeral Service associate degree program. Funeral directing does not include embalming while funeral service combines funeral directing and embalming.
The funeral service profession consists of caregivers that recognize that they are members of a human services profession as well as contributing and accountable stewards and protectors of the public health and sentiments of the communities where they reside. Funeral professionals are vested with the responsibility of complying with all state, federal, and local regulations that affect their profession. Recognizing the brief nature of human life and the unique and precious relationship that families have with their loved ones, funeral professionals are sensitive to death and end-of-life issues and are empathetic to the needs and desires of the surviving family members. Funeral directors assist funeral consumers to design a service that is meaningful to represent the life of the deceased and to provide the bereaved with a means of participation and grief resolution.
The Funeral Service Education program has its central aim recognition of the funeral service personnel as:
- Members of a human services profession.
- Members of the community in which they serve.
- Participants in the relationship between bereaved families and those engaged in the funeral service profession.
- Professionals knowledgeable of and compliant with federal, state, provincial/territorial, and local regulatory guidelines in the geographic area whre they practice as well as:
- Professionals sensitive to the responsibility for public health, safety, and welfare in caring for human remains.
The Objectives of the Funeral Service Program are:
- To enlarge the background and knowledge of students about the funeral service profession.
- To educate students in every phase of funeral service and to enable them to develop proficiency and skills necessary for the profession.
- To educate students concerning the responsibilities of the funeral service profession to the community at large.
- To emphasize high standards of ethical conduct.
- To provide a curriculum at the post-secondary level of instruction.
- To encourage student and faculty research in the field of funeral service.
The NC Board of Funeral Service may refuse to issue or renew a license to an individual with a conviction of a felony or a crime involving fraud or moral turpitude.
After January 1, 2004, each accredited program of funeral service education must require that each funeral service education student take the National Board Examination (NBE) as a requirement for graduation.
The Funeral Service program at Fayetteville Technical Community College is accredited by the
Additional information regarding the ABFSE and the review process is available on the organization's web site or may be obtained from the organization by phone (816.233.3747) or e-mail (email@example.com). A link to the standards can be found on the ABFSE website home page, (www.abfse.org) as is a link to the survey.
Fayetteville Technical Community College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award associate degrees, diplomas and certificates. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of Fayetteville Technical Community College. The Commission is to be contacted only if there is evidence that appears to support an institution's significant non-compliance with a requirement or standard.


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By Pagosa SUN Online The high school music department will host its annual Breakfast with Santa. It will be a fun-filled morning for the entire family. The $5 entry fee will include a full breakfast, a picture with Santa, and fun crafts and games for the kids. Talented high school musicians will supply music all morning long. All proceeds go to raising funds for the spring trip to Denver. Follow these topics:Find out more »


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Carlucci Restaurant Downers Grove
- Address:
1801 Butterfield Rd
Downers Grove, IL 60515Neighborhood:
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Carlucci Restaurant Downers Grove
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.carluccirestaurant.com/
- Phone: (630) 512-0990
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 3:30pm.
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 3:30pm - 9:30pm, Friday: 3:30pm - 10:30pm, Saturday: 4:30pm - 10:30pm; Sunday 4:30pm - 9:30pm (Closed on Sundays for the month of January). Bar is open till midnight.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Italian
- Executive Chef: Jonathan Harootunian
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Dancing, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Catering menu is available. Large variety of items are available "to go" and we provide catering menu and service.
- Private Party Facilities: Private rooms are available for groups from 10 to 150 people.
- Private Party Contact: Sharon Borkowicz 8886043699
- Entertainment: Live entertainment on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays in the bar. In the summer, the entertainer performs in the patio area.
A word from Carlucci Restaurant Downers Grove
• Carlucci Restaurant Downers Grove is a Regional Italian Restaurant with a contemporary décor featuring Tuscan inspired food from a rotisserie, wood -burning oven and grill. The wine list is dominated by Italian and California selections with most being Chiantis, Cabernets, Merlots, and Pinot Noirs. The great bar promotions include $3 and $5 appetizers Monday through Friday from 4-7pm, and $5 Martinis on Wednesdays. Some of their Dinning Room promotions include "Penny Wine" on Fridays, and BYOV (no corkage fee) on Thursdays. Their beautiful private dining rooms can accommodate anywhere from 15 to 120 people. The outdoor patio is definitely the place to be seen in the summer.Continued
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127 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.1
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great for outdoor dining (52)good for groups (45)special occasion (41)fit for foodies (38)romantic (33)great for lunch (31)vibrant bar scene (26)notable wine list (23)neighborhood gem (23)kid-friendly (12)late-night find (9)hot spot (8)scenic view (6)great for brunch (6)Show More
- Excellent Food & ServiceDavem720Dined on 11/22/2014I have been to Carlucci's many times. The food and service are always excellent. All the staff are helpful, gracious, and fun. From the kitchen to the serving staff in the restaurant and bar, Carlucci's is very well run making it always a treat to spend an evening there. The bands in the bar and patio during the summer are always great; I just wish those areas were bigger,Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- diningVIPDined on 11/9/2014although overall pleased with my visit...good food, service, was very disappointed to find that my visit was not regisered with Open Table. arrived about 15 minutes early, however gentleman who checked me in (appeared to be maybe manager ) at first did not know how to mark me in for open table, but then said it was ok. I asked several times to be sure I was checked in and all said it was ok...only to find email stating I did not show up.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Slow ServiceExperiencedDinerVIPDined on 11/8/2014I have almost 20 years of past experience working in restaurants, and I think this may only be the second or third time I've written an online review, as typically I would voice my opinions to management -never because I want something free, but because letting someone know who can correct the problem is the only way it does get corrected. That way, other diners won't need to go through the same issues. Unfortunately, if a manager was on duty, they never identified themselves as such. The restaurant was not busy, & the only problem we experienced, though important, was availability of our server. He was very pleasant when there, but it seems anytime something was brought - food, drink or menu - we waited 10-15 minutes for anyone to return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a pleasant experienceskalwaniDined on 10/26/2014Good Italian food, excellent service. A very convenient location (cross roads of I 355 and Butterfield Road).Special Features:
- Has Carlucci's changed??CZWorkoutDined on 10/18/2014We used to go to Carlucci's quite a bit, but that changed when we moved further north. We made a point to dine there on a Saturday night and while the service was very good, the food was.....eh...so-so. Nothing to rave about. The salmon was slightly overcooked and lacked depth, as did the veal. Just no real flavor to make us want to return. Overall, disappointing for Carlucci's - with all of the restaurant choices out there, we will definitely try some place new, rather than return here. It's not that it was BAD, it was just mediocre at best.Special Features:
- Good food-loud barMrsPVIPDined on 10/18/2014We enjoyed our meals at Carlucci's. Good food, not great, but good. The parmesean spaghetti is exceptional though! Met another couple for dinner that we hadn't seen in awhile, and the waiter was very patient with us. But...the music in the bar was so loud that it spilled out into the restaurant. We couldn't hear one another talk! There isn't a door to close so there is no solution to this. Service was very good though.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic Dinner - As Always!!!JenniferDined on 10/18/2014I have been to Carlucci's many times and every meal is just fantastic! Our server was great and the dinner on Saturday was just wonderful. Everything was perfect and I just love seeing customers for the first time witness the "parmesan bowl" being served. Truly a unique presentation and the end result makes me want to go back for dinner tonight to order it. Cheers to you Carlucci.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Night OutJohnnyDined on 10/17/2014This was where we had our first date some 6 years ago. We are married now and have been back a couple of times but it had been a while. We fell in love with Carlucci's all over again. The service was great, the food was great and the atmosphere was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not Worth ItOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/11/2014With the abundance of Italian restaurants in the area, it is sad when one goes downhill. The food was good, but nothing impressive. The service was awful. My water glass sat empty for a good 20 minutes. The waiter was not findable other than when taking our order and once when each course was brought.Special Features:
- luv2dineluv2dineDined on 10/4/2014We've been to Carlucci's several times and have never been disappointed. The food and service are great! Would highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food...Annoying WaitressCorkysView1to10Dined on 10/3/2014I've been to Carlucci's many times. Food & service & friendly staff from car attendant to water & bread servicer always top notch. This waitress was OBVIOUSLY insistent on turning over her table & BUGGED us over & over to order. We told her each time that we wanted to enjoy our cocktails for a while first as we don't see each other often. She was there for our food order every six to eight minutes. It was ANNOYING to say the least and NOT what I've ever experienced at Carlucci's. She does not represent the restaurant accurately!! I tipped 18% anyway in deference to the others involved who share that gratuity. I won't let her keep me away!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WinoVIPDined on 9/26/2014I have been to this Carlucci's location numerous time and have never had any problem. It was a beautiful night so my friends and I wanted to sit outside. Wrong decision...I don't know if there was a shortage in wait staff outside or what was going on. It took a long time for the waiter to first come, then it look awhile for him to take our drink order. When our food came, two out of the three meals were luke warm. We complained to the waiter and he didn't seem to understand what the problem was. It seemed like there was a language barrier. Then the two meals came back, was one still luke warm. It seemed like the d team was the wait staff out on the patio. Two of my friends have never been there before, and will probably never go back.Special Features:
- Horrible ExpiriencealwayseatingoutVIPDined on 9/26/2014My friend and I attended for lunch, the service was extremely slow for a lunch. My iced tea tasted horrible so the waiter said he wouldn't charge me, but it still ended up on my bill. Our food came completely wrong but since the service was so slow we had no choice but to eat it. We will extremely disappointed in our lunch.
- DisappointingDisappointingDined on 9/16/2014We enjoyed our first visit so much that we came back. Not the same at all. Waitress was nice but had way too many tables and really couldn't give very good service. Food mediocre - and I ordered the same thing I LOVED before. It either slipped or was a fluke but there are way too many other places to go to risk a bad experience again.
- rg77VIPDined on 9/12/2014Ate at the bar. Service was sub par. Had to ask for most everything. Hostess did not check me in for my Opentable reservation. Asked her twice to do so.
- just okejp55Dined on 9/5/2014My wife and I dined at Carlucci last Friday to celebrate our anniversary. It also happened to be 1 cent wine night. While they look to have a nice outdoor dining area, the weather did not permit it. The room was very noisy and the service was spotty. Our waitress was very nice but we needed to ask for everything from bread, to additional wine, etc. The food was ok, though my wife enjoyed her meal more than I did. I am not sure I would return anytime soon.Special Features:
- Escolar Fish SpecialjonlyncpaVIPDined on 9/4/2014Great fantastic taste but Bad after effects. What you read on the Internet is true! I still love Carlucci's and go there often and highly recommend the restaurant just watch out for the Escolar special.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent!!BenihanaVIPDined on 8/29/2014Excellent service, portions were on the larger side, bread was very fresh, all food was prepared to everyone's liking. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for authentic Itailan cuisine and great service. The Russian Standard Moscow Mules were amazing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overpriced for lunch & slow serviceajs0VIPDined on 8/27/2014Very disappointed on this visit. I took a friend to celebrate her birthday. Lunch took over 1.5 hrs which isn't good during the workday. My side salad was $6! I won't return unless it's Monday for $5 pasta.
- What happened?hrubVIPDined on 8/20/2014This used to be a family favorite. Lovely ambience, great service , and solid food. The chef has changed some time ago and since then the food has become progressively worse. We have returned based on the great service and ambience, but the food was so poor this last visit that it will probably be our last visit. We have always loved this place, but a restaurant must at serve acceptable food. It cannot survive just on service and ambience.Special Features:
- Great Option: Carlucci'sHarveeDined on 8/16/2014Carlucci's has a beautiful setting, great food and wonderful service. We dined on the patio. What a treat!Special Features:
- Nice Outdoor Dining LocationBeataDined on 8/15/2014We love to eat outside in the summer and ......this is a great spot. Nice outdoor patio, great deal on 1 cent wine, excellent service. Food is well prepared and nice choices offered. We will be back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nice!FoodDined on 8/12/2014Good food and great ambience. It was a wait to be served but the food and the service was good overall. I will definitely return. The food was quite tasty.Special Features:
- Very DisappointedRayCVIPDined on 8/9/2014I have eaten here many times and by far this was the worst experience I have had here. Our waiter (Arturo) disappeared for long periods, didnt get my simple drink order correct and basically ignored us most of the night. It almost seemed we were an after thought. My chicken piccatta was dry.The minestrone soup was bland and tasted as if it came from a can. We asked for cheese three times before a bus boy finally brought some for the soup which by then it was cold. The only thing good was the band playing outside. Probably wont eat here again but will go back to listen to the band and have drinks.Special Features:
- Perfect LuncheonRaquelVIPDined on 8/8/2014We were celebrating a bride to be ladies luncheon after she ordered her bridal gown. Everything from the skilled server to the interesting menu, excellent food preparation to the great wine selection and (Friday special penny wines) that some of my guest chose, was flawless. I wanted an upscale experience and that is exactly what Carlucci provided! We are now looking at their private room for the rehearsal dinner event September 2015.Special Features:
- Always a dining & dancing pleasureSamG2VIPDined on 8/7/2014Great service, food, and music. Highly recommend!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent MealGreggVIPDined on 8/7/2014We ate on the patio .. great ambiance! Brandon, the manager this evening, took great care of us as did our waiter. Drinks were perfect and the food was incredible. We even got a free concert.Special Features:
- Business Dinnerloude1117VIPDined on 8/2/2014Great atmosphere for entertaining customers with dinner,very convenient loacation and food and service very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- janwenVIPDined on 8/2/2014There's not a better restaurant in the western suburbs for outdoor dining than Carlucci's. The food and service are always wonderful and the live bands on Saturday nights are great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Atmosphere, So-so FoodJJfundinerDined on 8/2/2014The patio dining was a fun experience...beautiful outdoor area with great atmosphere. We enjoyed the live band who had everybody up and dancing! Unfortunately, the pasta dishes were very bland-tasting.Special Features:
- Online menuwineauxDined on 8/1/2014The menu(s) on their website is somewhat confusing... it's different than the menu presented to us in the restaurant and the entrees are typically anywhere from $5-9 higher in the restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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August, 07 2008 | Reviewer: Elisabeth | 8/7/2008
I really2 like this song! It's comfortable when you hear it, anytime. I hope this song can be translated in english coz' i really want to know what is the meaning of this song. Hontouni doumo if someone can help me to translated it.
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I love the song, and the spanish lyrics are great. But I don't understand spanish at all. What do the lyrics mean. I may better understand and gain a better appreciation for it if I knew the english translations to it.
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There's something about this song that "elevates" you when you listen to it(if you like the type of music of course) yet, it also makes my heart feel heavier everytime.
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BEMIDJI, Minn. - Bemidji State University will showcase its Bemidji Choir and Trumpet Ensemble in a special Choral and Brass Ensembles concert at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, May 1, as both groups prepare for international performances.
The concert, which also will include performances by three brass quintets and a low brass ensemble, will be held in the Main Theatre of the Bangsberg Fine Arts Complex and will be offered free of charge.
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The Bemidji Choir, under the direction of Dr. Bradley Logan, is preparing for a tour of the Baltic States of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia in May and will perform "Kur Giria Zaliuoja" (The Forest Murmurs) by J. Gudaviciaus. This Lithuanian folk song will be sung in the original language.
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Tom Sine, The New Conspirators, Conversation I
In his first 'conversation' Sine describes the four streams (emerging, missional, mosaic and monastic) that he believes make up the 'lively edge of what God is doing in our constantly changing society'. He cautions that these are loose definitions, that there is plenty of disagreement among leaders about the characteristics and boundaries of these movements, and that they are in any case for most part experimental and underfinanced - 'so we need to cut them a little slack'.
Emerging stream
The emerging stream is traced back to the UK in the late 1980s and early 1990s when a number of young leaders, variously defining themselves as post-evangelical or postmodern, 'took initiative to begin the world over again'. The movement was marked by a desire to reflect on culture and faith, a preference for narrative rather than propositional forms of theology, a distrust of the 'old certainties' of modernity, a sense of mystery and wonder in worship, a recovery of ancient symbols and practices, and a search for 'the sacred in the profane'. It has not seen the sort of numerical growth that the house church movement enjoyed in the 1970s and 1980s, but the extent of its influence is immediately apparent at events like Spring Harvest and Greenbelt. Since then the emerging movement has spread to New Zealand, Australia and the US. A number of innovative North American church plants are listed, but there has also been a growing interest among young leaders from mainline denominations.
Sine clearly has trouble extracting a coherent understanding of the emerging church from the spectrum of definitions that are out there. He offers, however, a list of leading characteristics, including the preference fofr 'gospel as story', emphasis on the arts, experiential worship, a call to a 'more authentic, embodied, whole-life faith', a community orientation to mission, and so on. No one quite knows where the movement is going. The book An Emergent Manifesto of Hope has some thoughtful essays. D.A. Carson has reservations about the writings of Brian McLaren, but if the critics would get to know emerging leaders personally, they would find that many of them 'actually take Scripture more seriously than some of their detractors in their call for "ortho-praxy" - not only intellectual assent to faith, but a more authentic living out of a biblical faith in believers' entire lives'.
Missional stream
'Whereas the emerging church movement was birthed by practioners reinventing the church for a postmodern context, the missional church movement was birthed out of the academy.' The missional stream has its origins in the work of Lesslie Newbigin, but it is The Gospel and Our Culture Network and the book Missional Church: A Vision for the Sending of the Church in North America, edited by Darrell Guder and Lois Barrett, that effectively initiated this shift of focus among primarily traditional churches in the US away from internal programmes towards mission. The movement has strong support in US seminaries and has done better at addressing the relevant theological questions than the emerging stream; but interestingly Sine finds the 'missional' character more consistently evidenced in emerging churches than in 'many of the churches that identify with the missional label'.
Mosaic stream
The mosaic stream is defined by diversity: Hip Hop churches at one end of the scale, large multicultural city churches at the other. 'God is indeed raising up new conspirators who are determined to create churches that look like God's multicultural kingdom.' These churches are characterized, on the one hand, by the 'rich gifts of different cultures', and on the other, by a determination to acknowledge a history of prejudice and redress injustices.
Monastic stream
This final stream of renewal differs from the other three in that it has no interest in church planting, tends to be represented by an older demographic, and it raises more questions about what it means to 'be disciples of Jesus, be the church and do the mission of the church'. There are middle class monastics who are drawn principally to the spiritual practices of the movement. And there are groups 'who view following Christ as living in community, working and living incarnationally with the poor and taking time for serious spiritual practices'. A more recent expression of the monastic stream is the 'new monastic movement', which began in Raleigh Durham in 2005. Sine quotes Jason Byasee's description of the new monastics as 'living in the corners of the American empire… a harbinger of a new and radically different form of Christian practice'.
This simple summary of the four streams into which Sine's new conspirators are divided omits the material that makes the analysis lively and interesting - the conspirators themselves, many of whom Sine appears to know personally, and the various conspiratorial things that they have been doing. The conversation reads a little bit like a quick spin around the Google Earth of post-evangelical radicalism, with brief descriptions of salient names and organizations popping up and quickly vanishing.
The analysis seems fair, though clearly the boundaries between the four categories are permeable. It's important to recognize that the label 'emerging church' as it is currently employed does not do justice to the full breadth of the 'lively edge' of renewal. But I wonder, then, what we should call the 'conspiracy' as a whole, the four streams combined. I still like to think of these various developments as the more explicit signs of a church that is broadly and slowly emerging from the Christendom paradigm.


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Over The Rhine, Cabin and Harper Blynn are scheduled to perform Wednesday, May 25 at the Big Four Lawn as part of WFPK's Waterfront Wednesday.
Over The Rhine, a husband-and-wife duo based in southern-Ohio, is fresh off the release of their newest effort, The Long Surrender.
Louisville natives, Cabin prove to be the perfect sonic support for Over The Rhine, while Brooklyn's, Harper Blynn will kick off the show with their unique blend of roots-ey pop rock.
As always, the show is free. The Big Four Lawn is located next to the Big Four Bridge and near Tumbleweed.
Gates are expected to open at 5 with Harper Blynn kicking things off around 6.
Also, Cabin will be playing an acoustic set on 91.9 WFPK that day starting at 5 pm.
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Notre Dame faces Iowa State tonight at 9:45 p.m. in the opening game of the NCAA Tournament. Angelo Di Carlo is in Dayton covering the Irish and caught up with Coach Mike Brey for a one-on-one chat.
For seasoned basketball coach Mike Brey March Madness never gets old.
"To go to four in a row and six out of seven, I'm really proud of where our program is. We want to stay in this for a while. We've had a week of preparation. Preparation for a team that is really explosive offensively," said Brey.
Friday night the Irish face off against Iowa State, a team which Brey says is "fireworks offensively."
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After President Barack Obama commented that Notre Dame's neon green uniforms were reason for them to not get out of the 2nd round, Brey had a #44 Obama jersey made and shipped to the president.
"We sent one to President Obama because I saw he had a little problem but I did guarantee him, if he wears it in a pickup game--he may be able to dribble right handed better 'cuz he can't dribble righty at all. In fact, I'm going to offer him a scholarship to our camp to work on his right hand."
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There was a funny end-of-term sort of frisson in the air on our last Friday in London. The end of the laval stage in the life of our production had arrived, and, after nine weeks, it was time for us to emerge from our Clapham chrysalis.
The fact that we were all relishing the prospect of a two-day weekend in the glorious early summer sun probably had something to do with it as well.
But the anticipation of the move to Stratford wasn't the only reason for excitement. From the very first day of work on A Mad World My Masters, it's been clear that the music will play a huge part in defining the character of the show. Blues and jazz interludes run through the piece and help to hold it all together, like a syncopated, pentatonic backbone. This is Soho in the 50s, after all.
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