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Zac Brown Band comes to Huntington Center Feb. 5Written by Vicki L. Kroll | | email@example.com
Before taking the stage in Toledo, the Zac Brown Band will play a Super Bowl show this weekend alongside the Foo Fighters in New York City.
No surprise since Dave Grohl produced the group's EP, "The Grohl Sessions Vol. 1," which dropped in December.
"We're big fans of everything from Nirvana and Foo Fighters and Queens of the Stone Age, all the bands that Dave Grohl has played with, and he's a great guy, amazing to work with, a great musician, and he just knows how to make good music," said Jimmy De Martini, fiddler and vocalist.
"We got him to play the drums on one of the songs on 'The Grohl Sessions' called 'Let It Rain.' He just brought an energy that was quite amazing to the track," he added.
De Martini sawed a sizzling solo to spark that song.
"When you record a track, [Grohl] encourages you in a way to bring out your best performance," he said. "He's quite fun to hang out with, too. He's an open book and any question you ask him about anything, he's really honest with you."
Recorded at Brown's Southern Ground Studios in Nashville, the EP opens with "All Alright."
"That's actually one of the first songs that I helped contribute for the band," De Martini said during a call from Atlanta. "The chorus was something that I had shown to Zac maybe three or four years ago and he really liked it a lot, but there was no place for it. And so he came up with the verses and the guitar riff at the beginning and everything, and it sounded kind of like a Black Crowes' tune, and that was kind of what we were going for."
The fast-fingered man with the bow said the band likely will work with Grohl again.
"I think definitely we're going to get back together and make another volume because the experience was great for us," De Martini said. "[Grohl] seemed to really enjoy it, too. Actually, right when he got in his car to leave Nashville, he sent us all a long, loving text, and it was really cool."
Since serving up "Chicken Fried" and "Toes" from the 2008 debut, "The Foundation," the Zac Brown Band has been amassing fans.
"Everybody in the band comes from different influences. Zac grew up listening to '60s and '70s singer-songwriters; we've got guys who grew up listening to jazz; I grew up listening to mostly rock; another guy grew up listening to Southern rock," De Martini said.
"When it all comes together, it's just the Zac Brown Band sound, and I think it appeals to a lot of people."
"Sweet Annie" from 2012's "Uncaged" just became the group's 10th No. 1 single. The Grammy Award winners have sold more than six million records.
"The best thing that fans can do is just listen all the way through our albums. I know we have country singles that come out on the country radio, but we put our hearts into every song on every album. And these days it seems that albums come out and people will put out their three or four singles and just put a bunch of filler songs on an album, but that's not how we do it," De Martini said.
"One of the reasons we made an EP this time was to let people digest all the songs on it. We only came out with four songs, but everybody is going to listen to all four songs and get them in their head."
Brown, De Martini, drummer Chris Fryar, guitarist and organist Coy Bowles, percussionist Daniel de los Reyes, bassist and vocalist John Driskell Hopkins, and guitarist, keyboardist, mandolinist and vocalist Clay Cook will play at 7 p.m. Feb. 5 at the Huntington Center. Levi Lowrey and the AJ Ghent Band will open. Tickets are $69.50 and $74.50.
"The best part is when we hit the stage. That's what we've always done best; that's where we feel most comfortable. I think that's where we shine," De Martini said. "Zac really stresses to us that we stretch out and that we be ourselves and we don't feel like we need to play a three-minute song after three-minute song and then play all the hits and then walk off stage.
"He gives us time to stretch out and take a solo if we want to or trade off of each other and to improvise a little bit. The show is different every night."
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COLUMBIA — Coming off another series win over Clemson, South Carolina's baseball team will get its younger players some work in this week's home midweek games against Ball State, at 7 p.m. Tuesday and 4 p.m. Wednesday.
USC (8-2) then hosts Rider in a weekend series and welcomes South Carolina-Upstate and Davidson to Columbia next Tuesday and Wednesday, before opening Southeastern Conference play March 15 at Missouri.
USC has now played four three-game traveling series with Clemson since the format debuted in 2010. USC has won three. Clemson won in 2010, but lost twice to USC in the College World Series that year, giving the Gamecocks the season series.
Since Clemson last won a season series over USC, three games to one in 2006, the Gamecocks have won six of the teams' season series, and they tied once, in 2009.
USC is now 20-8 against Clemson since the start of the 2007 season and 8-3 since the start of 2011. Sunday's 8-0 USC home win was the series' largest margin of victory since Clemson won 19-6 in Columbia in 2010, to clinch that regular season series. The Tigers have lost five straight games in Columbia since then.
Pitching continues to be USC's strength, as the Gamecocks bookended the Clemson series with gems by left-handers Jordan Montgomery and Nolan Belcher.
Montgomery, a sophomore, led USC to a 6-0 win Friday night in Clemson with the best game of his career: eight innings, three hits, two walks and nine strikeouts. Belcher, a fifth-year senior, had the best game of his career Sunday: a complete game three-hitter with no walks and seven strikeouts.
In 88 innings this season, USC has allowed just 64 hits, while striking out 86 and walking 23. The Gamecocks' team earned-run average is 2.25, and teams are hitting .200 against them.
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Remembering Mary AnzaloneJune 19,2014We recently lost a pillar in Rutlands Southwest section when my good friend Mary Anzalone lost her battle with cancer.
So many will remember Marys wide and infectious smile. She warmly greeted everyone at the American Legion polls. She was an avid fan of Mount St. Joseph sports and worked tirelessly in MSJ development and at bingo.
I will always remember Mary Anzalone for her pride of community and especially Rutlands Italian-American heritage. She could often be found at Saint Peters Church and concerning herself with the people and issues affecting her Forest Street neighborhood where she lived her entire life. Like so many whose ancestors traveled from faraway Italy over the years, Mary Anzalone and her neighbors helped forge the proud Rutland City we all call home. Rutland smiles today because of you and so many others who have contributed to making this a community of people and ideas welcoming to everyone.
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Rutland Italian-American Club. I and other Rutland City and Town state representatives this year sponsored a General Assembly resolution honoring this Rutland City landmark. I wish to dedicate this honor to Mary Anzalone and to all those members of our community with Italian heritage.
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Games of the VIII Olympiad
At the 1924 Games, the Olympic motto, "Citius, Altius, Fortius" (Faster, Higher, Stronger) was introduced, as was the Closing Ceremony ritual of raising three flags: the flag of the International Olympic Committee, the flag of the host nation and the flag of the next host nation. It was also the first time that the athletes were accommodated in a sort of Olympic Village, a group of wood cabins.
Canada came up empty-handed in gold medals for the first time in Olympic history, but the lining was silver and bronze. The rowing team captured silver in men's eights and coxless fours, and shooters won the silver medal in clay pigeon team. Rounding out the total medal tally of four was 67 kg boxer Douglas Lewis with a bronze. Seventy-three athletes represented Canada at these Games.


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Hi everyone. I'm Jenn, 30, and I suffered from pre-e at 34 1/2 weeks in my previous pregnancy 3 years ago. I'm now 6 weeks pregnant, and of course I'm a bit freaked out this go around. Sorry this is so long. Here's my story.
My last pregnancy was perfectly normal until my 34 1/2 week checkup. My bp was borderline at the checkup, and my doctor asked me to monitor it and of course watch for symptoms of pre-e. My bp was steadily rising, 176/114 when I was admitted to L&D for monitoring 24 hours later. They put me on the mag drip, administered 100mg doses of Labetalol every 30 minutes until the max dose was given for that day, and started me on the 24 hour urine test. By the next morning my bp was 211/114, so my ob/gyn induced me instead of waiting on the urine test results. I labored for 24 hours unsuccessfully, and was taken for a c section when my bp reached 220/116. My daughter was born at 35 wks, 4lb 5oz, and other than being small for her gestational age she was healthy. She required no time in the NICU, and after 2 days in the incubator and a short stay under the bili lights she was released 5 days after delivery.
On the max dose of Labetalol I wasn't improving at all 3 days after delivery, and I began passing a toilet full of blood clots at a time. I was immediately rushed for ct scan that showed my entire uterus was full of clots, and after more tests it was realized I had lost more blood than thought. My potassium also bottomed out, and one of the doctors on my team stated I was "dead on paper". After 10 days, 3 blood transfusions, blood thinners and meds to break down the clots, and multiple bags of potassium (I lost count), I was finally released when my bp stabilized at 130/101 on a max dose of Labetalol. My bp returned to normal within 3 weeks of my release. I asked my ob/gyn about future risks, and he assured me it would be fine for me to have more children. I would be monitored carefully, and because I was labeled a severe pre-e case I would most likely be sent to the high risk doctor immediately. He did say I would have a "higher than average" chance of repeat pre-e.
Over the last 3 years my bp has crept up, but my family doctor has chosen to monitor it and treat with diet and exercise changes. It normally hovers around 135-140/95.
Now I'm 6 weeks 2 days pregnant with baby #2, and I'm a bit scared. My ob/gyn won't see me until week 7, so I grabbed the first available appointment of Oct 30. I've been monitoring my own bp at home over the last 3 weeks, and my bp has risen. My vision has become a bit blurry as well. It's staying around 154/100. I called my ob/gyn, and was told everything is fine, and they'll see me at my regular appointment. Then it will be decided if I should be referred to the high risk doctor, placed on meds, or monitored. I know being scared of the unknown is normal after experiencing pre-e. My husband seems to think I'm overreacting, but I'm so afraid my bp rising now is a sign that I'm going to have issues throughout my pregnancy.


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Barbie - Michael C. Hall
Big Jim - John Goodman
Junior - Aaron Paul
Julia - Mary Louise Parker
Rusty - Kiefer Sutherland
Duke - Tom Selleck
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I would love to be a cast member in this movie! even as an extra! I wonder who you would contact? I just finished the book and am so excited to hear about the series coming to CBS this summer! Even though I don't really care for him I picture Barbie as Tom Cruise. Junior as Quentin Tarantino (made to look younger of course) Julia could be played by ? it would have to be someone song but sensitive like Princess Kate! As for Big Jim gonna have to think on that cause I know there is someone perfect but just hasn't figured out out yet! If anyone knows anything about the casting and who to contact please let me know!
VERY excited to hear about the cast. I wish they would announce it soon ...
Colin Ford's the first:
Can't find it on IMDB and I think there are probably deals being made as I type this, if production starts in February.
Natalie Martinez cast as Linda, and some dude called Alex Koch as Junior.
I can't find a single picture of Alex Koch. Anyone? I thought they would go with someone more well-known, but it won't matter if this guy does good.
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could someone please the Official , verified cast list so far
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SAN MARCOS, TEXAS – The New Mexico State Aggies split the doubleheader on Friday evening against the Texas State Bobcats with a 1-0 win in game one and a 5-4 loss in the second game of the day. NM State moves to 31-15 this season and 12-2 in Western Athletic Conference play.
The day was highlighted by a nine-inning battle in game one and a grand slam by sophomore Staci Rodriguez in game two. The Aggie finished the day with 11 hits on the day, five in the first game and six in the second of the double bill.
"Today was definitely a battle in both games," head coach Kathy Rodolph said. "I thought Alex (Newman) pitched well in the first game and the defense did a great job behind both our pitchers today. I would have liked to see our offense step up a little sooner, but that grand slam by Staci was key for us in game two."
The Aggies made an early attempt with two singles in the first inning. Senior Amber Olive singled up the left side and was moved over to scoring position when sophomore Staci Rodriguez got a hit up to left field.
The teams were scoreless through the first eight innings of play with senior right-hander Alex Newman and the Aggie defense sending the Bobcats away in order through the first six innings.
Newman pitched a no-hitter through those six innings and Texas State came up with two hits in the bottom half of the seventh. A single up the middle and through the left side put runners on base for Texas State, but a play at third and a pop up to Kelsey Dodd at first ended the inning before the Bobcats could score a runner.
AS the teams went to extras, Dodd broke the ninth inning open with a double through the middle. Freshman Brennalyn Nakamura came in as a pinch runner and was moved over to third on a sacrifice bunt by senior Teresa Conrad.
Nakamura plated the winning and only run for the Aggies off the bat of sophomore Malena Padilla, who was out at first.
The Aggies finished game one with just three hits allowed and five strikeouts from Newman. She worked each of the nine frames in the circle for her 11th complete game this season. The Aggies has five hits on the day and Rodriguez was walked on base twice.
Game Two
Texas State took an early lead in the first inning with two runs off three hits. A triple to right center field put a runner in scoring position and a single by the left fielder, Kelli Baker scored the first run. She was eventually brought around the bases by another single and two fielder's choice plays, giving the Bobcats a 2-0 lead over the Aggies.
After reaching base by a walk in the second and third, NM State picked up its first hit of the day in the third. Emma Adams singled to the left side, and stole second, but was out at third on a fielder's choice.
The Bobcats increased their lead in the home half of the fourth with two runs off two hits and a sacrifice bunt. Just one of the runs went down as earned, as an error at the plate kept the second run of the inning unearned.
Trailing 4-0 going into the top of the fifth, NM State loaded the bases off two singles and a walk to bring Rodriguez to the plate. Adams and Olive singled their way on base with one to the left side and a bunt by the senior. The bases were full of Aggies as Kristi Covarrubia walked her way on base.
Rodriguez smacked her second grand slam of the season to tie the game at 4-4. The bomb was No. 17 for Rodriguez, moving her to tie for the second spot of the single-season record books.
In the bottom of the fifth, Texas State came back for a 5-4 lead off three base hits and a sacrifice bunt.
NM State singled in the top of the seventh, but it was not enough to push the Aggies ahead of the Bobcats. The loss breaks an 11-game winning streak through conference play.
"We have to tip our hats to Texas State; they came out and played well against us. We are going to really have to come out and battle tomorrow and make a comeback," Rodolph said.
The teams finish out the series on Saturday, April 20, at 12 p.m. at Bobcat Stadium.


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2011 Rock to Read Tickets Have Gone on Sale
This year's Rock to Read Concert, presented by WTTS FM in the Murat Theater in the Old National Center on November 18th, will feature John Hiatt and the Combo and Big Head Todd and the Monsters.
Tickets go on sale today at Ticketmaster locations, the Old National Center and online through wttsfm.com.
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Picking up a cornet the same year Miles Davis was born, Lionel Ferbos still has a paying gig every Saturday at The Palm Court Jazz Café, a gig to which he's never late!
However, this Saturday will be his last gig as a 99 year old, as he'll be turning 100 years old on Sunday, continuing to be one of the oldest active musicians in the world.
The Uptown Swingers held their annual second line on Sunday, June 26. Here's a few images of how it went down. All photographs © CGrimes, 2011.
Body and Soul, the theme of the 27th annual JazzAscona festival in Switzerland, was enhanced by the presence of thirty New Orleans musicians and entertainers. Second line steppers set the mood for Bourbon Street style burlesque shows and the traditional jazz that is always celebrated at this festival.
Join us Wednesday night June 29th from 10:00 p.m. to midnight as we celebrate the lives of Ernie and Ms. Antoinette K-Doe.
With the 4th of July and Ernie K-Doe Day approaching we want to remember Ernie and Ms. Antoinette on the upcoming anniversary of Ernie's passing into immortality on July 5, 2001 and Ms. Antoinette's passing on Mardi Gras Day February 24, 2009.
By all accounts Danny Burns' guitar is not particularly old, but its battered top had a hole worn through the wood that would have made Willie Nelson's Trigger proud.
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Unfortunately, with the end-of-the-world scheduled just before my Saturday midnight shift, it makes it hard to plan the program.
Was so dead tired from Jazz Fest (the true mark of a Fest well spent) that I fell asleep both times I tried to watch this week's 'sode--will try to catch up in future blogs on what promises to be a descent into the heart of darkness in the weeks to come.
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Ron Niland, Jonesville Greenway coordinator, announced a secured proposal at Monday's Jonesville Town Council meeting from Anderson and Associates to provide engineering services for design of the pedestrian bridges on the Jonesville greenway.
An engineer's "no rise" certification is required before a building permit can be issued because the bridges will be located in the designated floodway, according to Niland.
The proposal from Anderson and Associates calls for the engineers to perform a preliminary engineering report that will study the location and design of the two pedestrian bridges to be located on the greenway. Specifically, they will study the possibility of constructing conventional bridges, pre-fabricated bridges or conventional culverts.
The long-term project planned for the greenway is a 32-mile trail, starting in Jonesville and ending in Rockford. This trail will include connections to both the Yadkin River Canoe Trail and the Overmountain Victory Trail and will have bridges over Sandy Berry Creek and Fall Creek.
According to Niland, the report will look at installation costs and long-term maintenance and upkeep costs. The proposal calls for a total fee of $14,700.
The town was recently awarded a grant through N.C. Division of Water Resources for $41,750, and the town expects to receive a Federal Recreational Trails Program grant for $75,000. Niland believes these grants will be enough to fund the bridges over Sandyberry Creek and Fall Creek.
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Exxonomics: The path to a debt-free AmericaWritten by Ben Treece | | email@example.com
What if we told you that the U.S. is sitting on enough resources that we could start to pay down the national debt, create thousands of jobs, increase tax revenue and become energy independent all by one simple action: Drill our own oil. Despite Washington's best efforts, unemployment remains high, GDP growth has been lackluster and social welfare costs have skyrocketed. It is time for us as a nation to think outside the box to solve our problems and help ourselves.
A college professor once told me that the U.S. is a unique nation that cannot be compared to any other. He lectured to us that our diverse climate and geography made it possible for us to grow a variety of produce and that we were abundant in natural resources such as oil, natural gas, coal, gold, silver, platinum, copper, lead, zinc and nickel. Massive mineral deposits and oil finds fall under federally owned land, and while some of these resources have been captured, many have been left untouched for environmental and political purposes. The U.S. is missing out on billions of dollars in revenue not just from the resources that we refuse to extract, but from the resources that we have already taken from Mother Earth.
Companies mining on public land pay no money or royalties to the federal government, per the General Mining Act of 1872, which was aimed at promoting Western expansion. Unchanged since 1872, it states that purchasers of land claims pay $2.50-$5 an acre in addition to permits. Testimony by Stephen D'Esposito before the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee on April 28, 1998, stated that, according the Mineral Policy Center, mining companies extract $2 billion-$3 billion per year from federal land royalty-free.
When a company wants to drill for oil, they must obtain local and/or state permits and they must purchase a claim to the land. Quoting the American Petroleum Institute, "… In order to obtain federal leases, companies agree to pay a royalty to the government based on the value of the oil and gas produced. For onshore leases … a royalty share of one-eighth of the value of production be paid [sic] to the government. For offshore leases … a royalty rate of not less than one-eighth the value of production. The offshore rate for leasing beginning in 2008 is set at 18.75 percent." In short, when drilling is done on federal land, the government turns a solid profit, as it should.
Let me clarify that we are in no way opposed to alternative energies, we just do not believe in hindering one industry in order to promote another. The Department of Energy Office of Petroleum Reserves has reported that more than 10 trillion barrels of recoverable oil fall under federal land. The Green River Formation alone has an estimated 8 trillion barrels of recoverable oil, 80 percent of which falls under federal control. This does not include the vast amount of natural gas that the U.S. is sitting on, by government estimates according to National Geographic, of 2.214 trillion cubic feet.
If the U.S. capitalized on its own resources by raising royalties to 25 percent on minerals and oil, assuming $2.5 billion in minerals excavated from federal land and 676 million barrels of oil a year average that we have produced from federal land under President Obama's administration, at current market prices, the U.S. would earn over $14.6 billion a year. Remember, too, that according to the White House we import roughly 45 percent of our oil. If we were energy independent and produced every one of the 7 billion barrels of oil we consume annually in the U.S. from federal land, royalties would be nearly $150 billion per year. While this money would still not pay off current debt levels for more than 100 years, it would still provide the government with the opportunity to get on a path to solvency. Extracting this oil would also create jobs, increase oil supply thus lowering fuel costs and increase payrolls, which would supply more tax revenue to the federal, state and local governments.
Current economic, energy and business policies in the U.S. simply are not working and have not been working since 2006 when the Bush administration increased federal spending levels. It is time to take a different approach and time to put Americans back to work. Domestic resources might just be our ticket to prosperity.
Ben Treece is a 2009 graduate from the University of Miami (Fla.) with a bachelor of business administration degree in international finance and marketing. He is a partner with Treece Investment Advisory Corp (www.TreeceInvestments.com) and a stockbroker licensed with FINRA, working for Treece Financial Services Corp. The above information is the express opinion of Ben Treece and should not be construed as investment advice or used without outside verification.
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John DuFresne, new to Concordia in May 2013, has been brought on as a full-time faculty member in its graphic design program. DuFresne brings 25 years of higher education experience in visual communications, including the development of award-winning design programs at two previous academic institutions. Before his arrival at Concordia, DuFresne served as Chair of the graphic design program at St. Paul's College of Visual Arts, where he had been a faculty member since 1995. DuFresne also taught all levels of graphic design at the University of Wisconsin-Stout from 1988-95. Before beginning his teaching tenure, he was Senior Designer for Norwest Corporation (now Wells Fargo), a $50 billion international financial corporation formerly based in Minneapolis. He also owned and operated Pig's Eye Design in St. Paul, and has served as a national board member and officer for the American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA) as well as president and education director for AIGA Minnesota.
Excellence that meets the highest expectations of the graphic design profession and its recognized creative and academic communities.
In 2012, DuFresne was named an AIGA Fellow. The award recognizes designers who have made a significant contribution to raising the standard of excellence in practice and conduct within their design community and is the highest honor an AIGA chapter may bestow upon one of its members.
Keith Williams has been working in ceramics since 1973 and has been teaching ceramics, drawing and art history at the university level since 1989. His passion for art and for quality teaching has led him to do workshops across the United States, to jury ceramic exhibition and to exhibit his own work.Williams has attended ceramics conferences put on by the National Council on Education (NCECA) for the Ceramic Arts each year since 1988 and served on its Board the in the mid-2000s. He is now serving in the 6-year presidential cycle of the 5,000 member NCECA. He also maintains interests in current political affairs, science, drawing, singing, playing jazz clarinet and saxophone. He also golfs.
Stephanie Hunder teaches printmaking and digital media at Concordia University, St. Paul, where she is Department Chair, Gallery Director and Professor of Art. She received her BFA (1993) and MA (1997) from the University of Wisconsin–Madison, and her MFA (2000) from Arizona State University. Her current work addresses relationships through natural iconography, and combines photographic and digital techniques with traditional printmaking processes.
In 2012, Hunder participated in an exhibition at MCAD with a CSP student and a CSP alumna in which they collaborated on a work. (The exhibition was of local art department chairs collaborating with current or past students). It was a very successful piece, and was featured in several of the articles about the exhibition. Hunder has also been working to make the gallery an active part of Concordia's campus. She is one of the founders of the College Art Gallery Collaborative (CAGC), originally five and now over 10 local college galleries that sponsor group activities like our Fall Art Tour (supported by ACTC). The tour has free bus rides around to the various campuses so students can see a number of exhibitions.
Printmaking, digital art, researching photographic methods of printmaking
"Working with students one-one-one and collaboratively in the studio – discussing current art practice and how they investigate their ideas through creating work. I also enjoy taking students on field trips around town and to out-of-town conferences to see and participate in the contemporary art world outside of the classroom."
Twin Cities' photographer, Cate Vermeland, has been teaching in the Concordia University Art Department since 1994, where she teaches photography and Community Art. During her time at CSP she has instituted a Photography Biennial for the gallery program and has written and implemented a Minor in Photography as part of the traditional undergraduate program. Vermeland has a passion for making art accessible to all and has created numerous Community Art activities on campus.
Vermeland has been awarded the MCAD/Jerome Foundation Fellowship for emerging artists, has been an award winner at the MN State Fair Annual Juried Fine Art Competition and has work in the Minnesota Museum of American Art, along with numerous private collections. She has been actively exhibiting her photography within the mid-west for the past 20 years.
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"I love opening up our students' minds, hearts and eyes to the life of creativity and wonder through the new experiences they gain in the variety of our art courses."
Sculpture and Painting instructor Alonso Sierralta is originally from Valparaiso, Chile. He studied studio art in Nebraska and has been living in Minnesota since 1998. Sierralta began teaching at Concordia University in 2002. Sierralta's work is exhibited regularly with recent solo shows at The Phipps Center for the Arts, Hudson, WI, Normandale Community College, Minneapolis (2012); American Craft Council, Minneapolis, (2012); and Metro State University, St. Paul, MN (2012) and recent group shows: Fragility, Prove Gallery, Duluth, MN (2013); SRAM pART Project for the World Bicycle Fund (NYC 2012, Chicago 2011), and el milagro, Intermedia Arts, Minneapolis (2011).
Sierralta was recently featured in the January 2013 (episode #409) of the TPT public television series "MN Original". His awards include Next Step Fund Grant, Metropolitan Regional Arts Council (2011) and Best of Show, MN Textile Center, Minneapolis (2010).
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"Watching young art students develop over time. It's very rewarding to see them hanging their senior show and knowing how much I was able to help them to get to this level."
Brad Daniels is a broadly-experienced visual creator in design and photography, designing from the digital desktop since 1986 and shooting as an early pioneer of digital photography since 1996. His creative work spans commercial and fine-art practice, including advertising and fine art work for clients like Medtronic, Boston Scientific, Edina Realty, Target, Cummins, 3M, Thompson and many other editorial and commercial clients.
Since joining Concordia University in 2008, Brad has built a curriculum for design students that emphasizes thorough ideation and concept development methods which then form the basis for diverse explorations in creative design. Core design lessons include typography, graphic design history, digital technology, ideation, play, conceptual marketing, print vs. web, contemporary practice and much more.
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Erin Maurelli joined the Art Department as Resident Artist in Printmaking and Adjunct Faculty in 2009. She teaches a variety of Studio courses and Approaching Art at Concordia University. Maurelli is also employed at Minnesota Center for Book Arts, where she manages the studio & artist co-op and teaches adult education classes. Maurelli creates prints, drawings and artists books as part of her professional art practice. Her prints and books are collected across the U.S. including locally by the Hennepin County Library and Carleton College.
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North Charleston, S.C./ February 15, 2012 The Commission on Cancer (CoC) of the American College of Surgeons (ACoS) has granted Three-Year Accreditation with Commendation to the Cancer Program at Trident Cancer Center.
A facility receives a Three-Year Accreditation with Commendation following an on-site evaluation by a physician surveyor. Trident Cancer Center demonstrated a Commendation level of compliance with one or more standards that represent the full scope of the cancer program (cancer committee leadership, cancer data management, clinical services, research, community outreach, and quality improvement).
This accreditation displays the commitment our staff and physicians have in providing the best comprehensive care for every patient, including a wide range of state-of-the-art technology and treatment options, said Trent Mullis, Director of Trident Cancer Center.
The Accreditation Program, a component of the CoC, sets quality-of-care standards for cancer programs and reviews the programs to ensure they conform to those standards. Accreditation by the CoC is given only to those facilities that have voluntarily committed to providing the highest level of quality cancer care and that undergo a rigorous evaluation process and review of their performance. To maintain accreditation, facilities with CoC-accredited cancer programs must undergo an on-site review every three years.
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Scott's Pizza Chronicles: Pizza Menu Time Machine
A note on the menu indicates that the pizzas are all 12 inches. A "Plain-Cheese" pizza is just $1.15 and every topping is twenty cents more. The most expensive pie is the "Twin Trees Delux," ringing in at a whopping $1.65 for sausage, mushrooms, onions, peppers and anchovies. Pepperoni is an option, but a letter from the owner tells me it wasn't on the menu when he started making pizzas in 1962. My favorite detail is the spelling of "muzzarella," which hints at the Rescignano family's pronunciation. More


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Staff Picks: Favorite Late Night Pizza in College
It's back-to-school time and to commemorate the return to campus the Slice staff has put together a list of some of the not-so-memorable, but deeply appreciated late night pizza picks from their college days. These are not meant to represent the best options for pizza, but those sloppy, cheesy slices that just hit the spot after a late night of —errr, studying...
Add your go-to late night slice in the comments!
About the author: Meredith Smith is the Slice editor. You can follow her on Twitter: @mertsmith.


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Oct 2011Ukraine back on devaluation pathLast month Ukraine's foreign exchange reserves fell by the largest monthly amount since October 2008, and the central bank sold $2bn of FX to prop up the hryvnia. Is Ukraine back on the road to devaluation?
Oct 2011Sarees, sandals offer luxury brands a way into AsiaHermes has launched a limited edition collection of silk sarees in India in time for the festival season, while LVMH, which recently bought into a Singapore sandal maker, has acquired a crocodile skin tanner in the country, signalling a wider presence of global luxury brands in Asia.
Oct 2011As Blackberry crumbles...Here's a video you might relate to from the UK's comedic finest, Ronnie Corbett and Harry Enfield, inadvertently exploring the Blackberry outage. How do you like them Apples?
Oct 2011Apple wins a Samsung Galaxy Tab ban in OzThe iPhone and iPad maker is celebrating a victory in Australia, where a court has agreed to its request for an injunction banning the sale of Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1, in the latest stage of a worldwide patent battle with the South Korean electronics maker.
Oct 2011Strike at Maruti Suzuki halts production of best-sellersTop carmaker Maruti Suzuki has stopped production of some of its best-selling models including the Alto and Swift hatchback, as a strike at one of its plants -- the second this year -- has dragged on for nearly a week.
Oct 2011Quick View: South Korea holds interest ratesSouth Korea has held interest rates steady at 3.25 per cent for the fourth month in a row, as economists had forecast.
Oct 2011Beware Chinese telecom vendors, India tells BSNLIndia's telecom department has warned state-owned BSNL about selecting Chinese vendors ZTE and Huawei for a $1bn GSM contract, joining the US in citing security concerns against the Chinese telecom equipment makers.
Oct 2011China moves to ease pain of small businessesChina has unveiled a series of measures to expand financing support for cash-starved small businesses as a wave of bankruptcies threatens to spoil the growth story. But the measures stop short of any monetary easing.
Oct 2011Lenovo overtakes Dell to be world's No. 2 PC makerThe Chinese computer maker, which is pushing its cheap PCs in emerging markets, has become the world's second largest PC maker for the first time, with a 17.7 per cent share, according to data from Gartner. It is now second only to HP.
Oct 2011The King has spoken - HSBC on EMs' policy bindby Sid Verma & Alastair Marsh, FT Tilt CommentTrade volume growth will remain weak in the coming months while emerging markets are unlikely to embark on a gigantic stimulus programme that will offset subdued growth in the G7, HSBC's chief economist Stephen King has said. Global currency wars are seemingly here to stay.
Oct 2011BRICS exchanges forge global allianceExchanges in China, Brazil, Russia, India and South Africa have just formed an alliance that will allow them to cross-list stock index futures and other derivatives. The unprecedented partnership will bring together 9,481 listed companies, with $9,000bn in market cap.
Oct 2011Sberbank considers Turkey entrySberbank's chief executive has confirmed reports that his bank, the biggest in Russia, is considering making an offer for the Turkish operations of troubled European lender Dexia. The Russian bank is looking to expand outside of its domestic market with the goal of generating 5 per cent of its profits overseas by 2014.
Oct 2011Profitable purgatory for ZainZain, the Kuwait-based regional telco, once aimed to be one of the world's ten telecom majors, and was one of the Gulf's most successful multinationals. But with the key shareholders looking to cash out - and no deal on the horizon, the diminished company is running on autopilot.
Oct 2011Passage of Nigerian oil bill key to FX stability - CBNThe passage of the Petroleum Industry Bill and the elimination of subsidies would boost the Central Bank of Nigeria's official reserves by $10bn annually, a boost for the beleaguered naira, the monetary authority has claimed. While the bill lies in the doldrums, expect a lack of investment in the sector and fiscal pressure.
Oct 2011Sinopec back in Indonesia with Chevron dealA unit of Sinopec has bought an 18 per cent stake in Chevron's Indonesian deep-water project for $680m, marking an uptick in energy deals by Chinese companies, as well as the state-owned firm's return to the southeast Asian country.
Oct 2011Putin brandishes pro-business credentialsThe presence of Vladimir Putin at the signing of a multi-billion dollar investment agreement with China is a demonstration of the pro-business line likely to be adopted by Russia's next president.
Oct 2011Esprit: from bad to worseRetailer Esprit, the Hang Seng's worst performer this year, fell even further on Wednesday after a report said the retailer had overstated the number of stores it operated in China.
Oct 2011US currency bill is "wrong medicine", China saysThe Currency Exchange Rate Oversight Reform Act of 2011 has been passed by the US Senate and now awaits approval by the House of Representatives. If it does get passed, protectionism and the impact of retaliatory trade tariffs would weigh heavily on global economic growth, risk assets and risk sensitive currencies into 2012, analysts said.
Oct 2011HSBC sees "worryingly soft" EM economiesIn its third-quarter Emerging Markets Index, HSBC warns that while services industries are still growing - albeit at a slower rate than before - manufacturing across the emerging work is in a marked slowdown, and global trade is deteriorating, with new export orders falling to their lowest since mid-2009.
Oct 2011India Inc Q2 earnings: Infosys beats estimates, cuts guidanceIndia's No. 2 software services company reported a better-than-expected second-quarter profit, but cut its full-year revenue guidance in dollar terms, warning that a slowdown in the US and Europe could hit client spending.
Oct 2011China and Russia team up for $3bn-$4bn fundChina Investment Corporation, the sovereign wealth fund, is teaming up with Russian Direct Investment Fund to create a fund which will mainly invest in Russia -- looking at industries including agriculture, consumer products and green energy.
Oct 2011US Senate passes yuan bill, China steps up lobbyingThe US Senate has passed a controversial bill to punish China over its currency in an effort to save American jobs. It is not clear if the House of Representatives will also approve the bill, which has put China on the defensive and triggered greater lobbying.
Oct 2011Tilt Populi »[VftG] The qualities one most needs to do business in Chinaby Winter Nie, IMD CommentMultinationals hoping to enter the Chinese market will need patience to understand Chinese regulations, market dynamics and customers, but patience alone will not be enough.
Oct 2011Huawei woos US consumer, but government still waryThe Chinese telecoms equipment manufacturer is having some success selling its new smartphones in the United States. However, its traditional business -- of selling network equipment -- faced yet another setback, as its bid to build a wireless network for US first responders was blocked on national security grounds.
Oct 2011Indonesia surprises with rate cut, others may followBank Indonesia unexpectedly cut its reference rate by 25bp to 6.5 per cent on Tuesday, signalling a greater focus on growth amid a worsening global economic climate. Much of the rest of emerging Asia is likely to follow suit.
Oct 2011Chinese corporates face higher funding costsChinese companies are battling higher funding costs as yields on their bonds continue to climb. Monetary tightening on the mainland has forced Chinese corporates to tap the debt markets, but investors are demanding higher yields amid an inflationary environment.
Oct 2011Pão de Açucar 3Q sales soar but sector stumbles in AugustBrazil's leading retail chain posted growth of 55 per cent year on year in August, including its recently acquired chain Casas Bahia chain. But overall the sector is showing signs of weakness, as August sales fell 0.4 per cent, the worst performance in 17 months.
Oct 2011Egypt's finance minister resigns, cabinet stays for now - [Updated]Hazem Beblawi, who took over as Egypt's finance minister in mid-July, has resigned in protest over the deaths of 25 demonstrators at the hands of army forces on Saturday night. The loss of Beblawi - Egypt's second finance minister since the revolution - is another blow to Egypt's struggling economy.
Oct 2011Imara's top African stock picks for value investorsHere's a short teaser on some of the cheapest stocks on offer in frontier Africa for the bargain hunters out there, according to Imara Asset Management, who describes current valuations as uniquely compelling.
Oct 2011Liberia's Johnson-Sirleaf faces uphill electoral battleLiberia's opposition could dislodge incumbent president Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf from power in the first round of national elections held this week, a move that might entrench more statist economic policies.
Oct 2011Burning bridges – a Ukrainian sportThe incarceration of former Ukrainian prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko could poison relations with Europe at just the time when Kiev is seeking to draw closer to Brussels. Ukraine risks becoming increasingly isolated.
Oct 2011Emirates NBD gets the "good book" of Dubai BankDubai's biggest bank, Emirates NBD, will acquire Dubai Bank, a troubled Islamic bank that was nationised by the Dubai government in May. The deal, which comes soon after the replacement of Emirates NBD's chairman with a senior Dubai royal, is another sign of progress in the cleanup up Dubai Inc.
Oct 2011How to jumpstart SA's labour marketThe agreement between textile industry employers and their union representatives to slash wages for new workers by 30 per cent in return for new job creation plans is a watershed in South Africa's labour market debate. The link between unemployment and high wages has seemingly been recognised by some union representatives, which could lead to wage cuts elsewhere and kickstart job creation, economists have said.
Oct 2011Now is the time for Russian oilRussia's oil companies are currently trading at unjustifiably low price/earnings ratios, and local investment banks Troika Dialog and Uralsib Capital say there is no time like the present to invest in the sector.
Oct 2011Bakrie group - once more to the brinkIndonesia's wealthy and politically-wired Bakrie group may have to surrender its stake in coal venture Bumi Plc to Glencore in order to refinance a $1.35bn loan.
Oct 2011Silver lining watch: food inflation calms in EgyptSeptember CPI data from Egypt showed a sharp fall in food price inflation, continuing a four-month trend of easing. The change contrasts with the months leading to the revolution, where food prices spiked.
Oct 2011More gloom and doom for Chinese SMEsNearly three-quarters of companies with annual revenues of less than $4.7m said they would post either losses or fail to make a profit in the next six months, according to a new survey. The results add to an already-uncertain outlook for China's SMEs.
Oct 2011Latest on India 2G telecom scandal (version 4.1)Indian investigators have registered a criminal conspiracy and corruption case against former telecom minister Dayanidhi Maran and his brother for alleged improprieties in the Aircel-Maxis deal.
Oct 2011New policy will shake up Indian telecomsA draft telecom policy promises to shake up the sector in India, which has been plagued by allegations of corruption and a brutal price war that has hit profits for the more than dozen operators. Now, the government will let cellular carriers share airwaves and encourage consolidation.
Oct 2011China rolls out nationwide resource taxChina will tax domestic sales of crude oil, coking coal and rare earths from Nov 1, as the government tries to control pollution and conserve resources. But the move will hurt China's largest oil and gas groups, and cost the likes of Cnooc, Sinopec and CNPC around $6.9bn per year.
Oct 2011China's Golden Week still shiningChinese consumers showed they were still shopping during the holiday last week, with retail sales rising 17.5 per cent year-on-year, only slightly slower growth than the year before. Shares in HK-listed retailers, which have suffered from fears that Chinese consumer confidence could falter, jumped on Tuesday.
Oct 2011China SWF buys more shares in Big Four banksShares in Chinese banks jumped on Monday after Central Huijin Investment bought into the Big Four lenders. But the move is unlikely to help lift the valuations at Chinese banks in the short-term, analysts said.
Oct 2011Some Walmart China stores shut on fake organic pork scareThe US retailer has been told to temporarily close seven stores in Chongqing, and store managers have been detained over allegations that employees labelled normal pork as organic.
Oct 2011SinoTech fallout - E&Y quits another China firmErnst & Young has resigned as auditors of Singapore-listed Sky China Petroleum, following the trouble at SinoTech Energy, which announced last week the resignation of its independent director and legal counsels.
Oct 2011Vale breaks ground on $1.4bn Asia distribution hubThe world's leading iron ore producer and second largest diversified miner has broken ground on a distribution center in Malaysia. The facility, which is slated for completion in 2014, will bring the company closer to its key consumers... and competitors.
Oct 2011BTA recovery in danger? Fallout from MoscowAMT Bank, a small Moscow lender, will be liquidated a Russia court ruled on Monday. The bank was only Russia's eighty-third largest but it could put in jeopardy the asset recovery process at Kazakhstan's much larger BTA Bank.
Oct 2011Brazil's Renner slims its stores in order to growBrazil's largest publicly-traded clothing retailer is betting on smaller stores. The company isn't worried about inflation or the exchange rate, but it is keeping a close eye on credit growth trends.
Oct 2011Nigeria hikes rate by 275bp to shore up nairaThe Central Bank of Nigeria raised its benchmark rate by a larger-than-expected 275bp to 12 per cent in order to boost the naira, which is under pressure amid elevated dollar demand, high inflation and the CBN's weak reserves position. If the measure fails, the central bank might be forced to embark on a volte-face and officially alter the naira trading band.
Oct 2011Nigeria to launch equity market reformsThe Nigerian Stock Exchange will launch a trio of reforms by year-end -- offering short-selling, a wider daily trading band and a listed ETF -- in order to boost liquidity and broaden the investor base, said securities' regulators. Meanwhile, moves are afoot to encourage new flotations despite the poor performance of the NSE year-to-date.
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LAS CRUC ES, N.M. (Jan. 3)-With a strong second-half start, the New Mexico State men's basketball team defeated UTSA, 82-62. The Aggies (7-8, 1-2 WAC) broke the school record for team field goal percentage, which stood for 39 years.
NM State shot 68.6 percent from the field (35-of-51) and broke the previous record of 66.2 percent from Jan. 19, 1974. The Aggies were also one shy of tying the school record for blocked shots with 11 against the Roadrunners (4-9, 0-3).
Senior forward Bandja Sy scored a career-high 25 points on 9-of-12 shooting. He also had eight rebounds, three blocks and two assists. Freshman center Sim Bhullar added 15 points on 7-of-8 shooting along with three blocked shots. He helped the Aggies to a 30-point advantage in points in the paint, 48-18.
Sophomore guard Daniel Mullings was also in double figures with 14 points on 6-of-8 shooting. He added four steals and four assists. NM State posted a season-high 21 assists.
The Aggies had a 38-32 halftime advantage in their WAC home opener. Bhullar led all scorers with a game-high 12 points.
In NM State's first home game in nearly two weeks, the Aggies started strong and hit their first six of nine shots. The Crimson and White went on to shoot 62.1 percent from the field in the first half (18-for-29).
The Aggies opened the second half with a 12-0 run in the first four minutes for an 18-point lead, 50-32, and didn't look back.
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Sept. 7 show could be Sanderlings' lastWritten by Matt Liasse | | email@example.com
An upcoming show at The Village Idiot is likely to be The Sanderlings' last.
The band, which will perform at the Maumee venue at 10 p.m. Sept. 7, formed in 2006 and released its last album "Awesome Opossum" last October. Members have been working together for three years to keep the band alive after guitarist and vocalist Josh Evans moved to Bend, Ore., for a teaching job.
Promoting the album with Evans away has been a challenge.
"Aside from the geographic distance, it has become even more challenging as [we] have started families," Evans said in an email.
"Awesome Opossum" took three years to make.
"It could've done a lot better had we been around to support it," bassist Jonathan Rodebaugh said.
The band, which also includes Jon Kynard and Ben Masters, last played together at Mickey Finn's Pub last December. It was the first time the band had been together since 2010.
Rodebaugh said to replace Evans would be hard because they are all "equally members."
"To replace him would not only be disingenuous, but it just wouldn't be the same. It would feel like we were putting forth a counterfeit product," Rodebaugh said.
The Sept. 7 show will be filmed in HD for a DVD. Rodebaugh suggests guests arrive early.
"It'll be bittersweet," Rodebaugh said. "It's not like we're saying we're totally breaking up, but just the likelihood of us playing another show is in the single digits as far as percentages goes."
The band will play for two to three hours, Rodebaugh said, to celebrate the band's seven-year career full of memories, such as opening for the Gin Blossoms and Masters falling through a "poorly-constructed stage" during a gig at a softball tournament and benefit.
"We also heard our songs played on the radio, which was always a great feeling," Evans said.
The band is working on signing two songs, "Goin' to Carolina" and "Tight Shirts & Sweaters," to Black Cloud Productions in Boston this year. The songs will be available to be used by advertising companies and movie studios.
The Sanderlings appeared on last year's "Holiday Wishes 2," the holiday album benefiting Make-A-Wish Foundation, and this year's "Red, White & You" supporting the American Red Cross, both sponsored by Toledo Free Press.
The band is looking forward to recording for the next holiday album. Members are debating between "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" and Vampire Weekend's "Holiday." Rodebaugh said this tune will probably be the last The Sanderlings recording.
Rodebaugh said he is trying something new during the band's final projects. He is working on solo material, including some songs he already recorded with The Sanderlings band members.
"There will be two quasi-Sanderlings songs," Rodebaugh said.
During the recording of "Awesome Opossum," after Evans moved, Rodebaugh finished a large percentage of the work on the record. He said his solo material will probably sound similar because of that.
"There's a huge difference between our three EPs and one album with the last album," Rodebaugh said. "Part of that break is the counterbalance of Josh being lifted and tilted towards the way I do things.
Rodebaugh said he is enjoying recording.
"It's kind of good and bad," he said. "The freedom that's within creating your own stuff is kind of good, but not having someone to counterbalance you is frightening."
Rodebaugh is working with Dark Ocean Colors' Scott Hunt, the man who taught him guitar, for the project.
Other band members are keeping busy; Masters is leading worship at a church and working a music store and Kynard is in "like 15 bands."
"He's finding things to do," Rodebaugh said.
A year ago, Masters said the goal of the band was to just play music. Rodebaugh's goals are similar now.
"[Just] do music that I'm happy with," Rodebaugh said. "I'm in the realization that if I ever wanted to make it famous, that was 10 years ago and in another city. … I enjoy making music. I want to make music that I enjoy and that I'm proud of and if other people like it, that's great."
Rodebaugh thanked the band's fans of the last seven years.
"We didn't have a bazillion fans but the ones that we had were pretty loyal," he said. "To have a full Village Idiot, that's what's fun about it."
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With an N55 turbo inline-6 the car should perform fairly well. However, track test results show the car running 14.2@95 in the 1/4 mile. E46 330i's with the ZHP package were capable of this type of performance without a turbo and with far less power. For a car that costs $103,245 the performance is rather lackluster. Additionally, the throttle response was stated to be lazy meaning a traditional BMW strong point is gone.
Insideline states the N55 works much better in the 3 and is simply adequate in the 5 Series. The 4292 pound curb weight of the Gran Coupe certainly is not helping it.
Ok, so BMW's are not all about straightline performance. What about the handling? Insideline states the Active Steering complicates the handling and steering of the vehicle. Uh oh, BMW electronics again are compromising driver involvement and feedback. They go so far as stating the brake pedal is the only real direct line of driver communication with the car as all the rest are clogged with the technology/electronics. The car apparently is simply no fun to drive:
We will simply leave you with how Insideline summed up this car. It sure is sad to see BMW losing the aspects that once made its cars Ultimate Driving Machines:
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In what (if anything) have your beliefs changed from your parents and/or the church you started in? At the first, when I was born again at about 19 years old, I believed like my parents and the church I was raised in. I came into God with whatever I already had. I had never read the Bible, book by book as it has been given to us, for myself. While my spirit was changed, my heart and mind was about the same.It took about 40 years for my inward man to get power over sin. My doctrinal understanding has changed bit by bit over the years too. Some of it several times. A couple days ago I mentioned to a Baptist Pastor I'd been born into an "Arminian" doctrinal environment. After a revelation of the sovereignity of God I was a Calvinist for over a decade; but, now I didn't accept either view. Well, since I'd already stepped in you know what by saying this, my mouth seemed bent on taking me spiraling down from there. I guess I'd forgoten how spit-flyin', veins-poppin', and red-in-the-face Baptists can get when you show them where the Bible disagrees with what they believe! After about twenty-five years of following Jesus I encounted a simple rule: "Make your statement of faith using the words that God chose to make His revelation known to man." Actually, I had this rule in practice early on, but did not have it self-consciously formulated as a few specific words I could repeat to others. Initially I had searched for a around a year for a statement in Scripture that the "rapture" was before "the seven year(s) great tribulation." I thought I couldn't preached to others what I couldn't quote the Bible as saying. I didn't see how I could believe it either. Well, not only could I not find it in the Bible or other books on the topic, the people I asked got very angry with me, even physically assaulting me! Eventually I realized, even with all the books some of them had written on the subject, they didn't have any verses or they'd have quoted them. Instead, they resorted to "the arm of the flesh." While that was the first thing I tried to prove from the Bible, it was a while before I encountered a statement by A. E. Knoch that became a rule I could quote to others. "Make your statement of faith using the words that God chose to make His revelation known to man." In other word, the Bible either directly says it or you are not obliged to believe it. Can you look at the things you wrote and see how many only refer to the Bible by name but make no direct quotes saying what you are saying? Number them and go at it. See how many direct quotes saying the same thing you can find. Do you have a concordance, like maybe Strong's Exhaustive Concordance ? Maybe you use something online like www.blueletterbible.org ? Only aboout 3 1/2 per cent of people who say they are born again Christians and attend some kind of Christian gathering regularly have ever read the Bible through even once. Most do not know how to use a concordance to verify what the Bible does or does not say. Many are defeated by the sin of laziness and are unwilling to resist and overcome it to use the Bible for themselves. Whether you don't know how or are just lazy, if you can't prove whether something is in the Bible or not, then you aren't going by the authority of God's word but are only following hearsay. Though many only repeat what they've heard they seem unable to realize it. Their minds are bound in ignorance. They persist in claiming they believe the Bible without ever proving what it says.For now, for humility's sake, give up thinking that the more people think like yourself the more right they are. Can't you see by what little experience of God you walk in that you've got a lot of developing to do before you enter into sinless immortality like Paul said was the one thing he was pressing foward to obtain?


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