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It was just over a week ago when we reported on the controversy swirling around Dan Richards, the president of California's Fish And Game Commission, after he posed with a cougar he'd just killed in Idaho. The initial outrage of animal activists, environmentalists and the U.S. Humane Society is now growing in political circles.
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The church: Mayfield Baptist, Mayfield, New South Wales, Australia.
Denomination: Baptist Churches of NSW.
The building: Built in the early 1970s, the church complex takes up an entire block, including sanctuary, hall, preschool, hostel, nursing home and minister's manse. The sanctuary building is two storeys tall, and then entry foyer has a creche/cry room off to the right. An upstairs gallery seats approximately 80, and houses the sound/multimedia desk. A baptistry is positioned six feet above the communion table at the front of the building.
The church: It seems to attract people of all ages. Their were seniors and families at the evening service I attended, but also a large group of young adults to which the service is targeted.
The neighbourhood: There are many stately homes in the immediate vicinity. Mayfield has a very aged population, with many needy people.
The cast: Minister/preacher was Rev. John Bint. The worship leader was Mr Andrew Hacker although one of the backing vocal singers looked like she wanted to lead!
What was the name of the service?
Sunday night live.
How full was the building?
The building was half full, with oldies seated towards the front and youth towards the back and upstairs.
Did anyone welcome you personally?
I was welcomed with a smile at the door by a lady who handed me a copy of the church bulletin. The bulletin is rather flash, with a well-designed logo and details on the outside pages.
Was your pew comfortable?
A long wooden pew reaches from the central aisle to the side aisles. The youth tend to make themselves comfortable by putting their feet up on the hymn book shelf of the pew in front.
How would you describe the pre-service atmosphere?
People were talking loudly and the worship leader needed to speak loudly into his microphone to get their attention. It wasn't until about 7.20pm that most of the congregation were seated.
What were the exact opening words of the service?
"Let's worship!"
What books did the congregation use during the service?
No books were used. The songs (mainly Hillsongs no hymns) were displayed on the front wall via a data projector. The sermon notes were also projected.
What musical instruments were played?
Grand piano, two electric guitars, oboe, and drums. There were four backing vocals and the worship leader.
Did anything distract you?
There was a older gentleman who continually called out "Hallelujah!" or "Praise God!" which was very distracting.
Was the worship stiff-upper-lip, happy clappy, or what?
A mix: the upfront singers had their eyes closed and hands raised. The worship leader even fell to his knees. Probably 10 per cent of the congregation had their hands in the air. There was no pressure to do the same.
Exactly how long was the sermon?
29 minutes.
On a scale of 1-10, how good was the preacher?
6 The preacher laughed at his own jokes before the congregation understood them.
In a nutshell, what was the sermon about?
Colossians 4: "look further than yourself", stay connected to the power source by prayer. Pray to God about you. Pray to God for others. Be sensitive towards people. Be sensible about sharing your faith.
Which part of the service was like being in heaven?
Communion was done differently than in other Baptist churches: two lines down the centre aisle with the person in the front of the line serving the person behind them the grape juice and bread. It was a lovely example of "serving others before yourself".
And which part was like being in... er... the other place?
The tug-of-war between the worship leader and the backing vocals. One girl was putting on a show for everyone, distracting our attention from the leader and projector screen. Don't know whether she was speaking in tongues or just mouthing the words to a prayer, but between verses she wasn't singing any song we were. Something about it just didn't seem sincere to me.
What happened when you hung around after the service looking lost?
The pastor who preached came and talked with me for a few minutes. He later came back with a young guy, but by that stage he'd forgotten my name. Needless to say, everyone seemed very friendly.
How would you describe the after-service coffee?
The after-church supper was a bit "thrown together". A table was brought in after the service had finished and then packets of corn chips and potato crisps were placed on the table. Bottles of soft drink and plastic cups were also placed on the table. There was no tea or coffee.
How would you feel about making this church your regular (where 10 = ecstatic, 0 = terminal)?
6 I'd have no problem making this my regular church if they would tone down the theatrics up the front and make the worship more real. It seemed like the girl backup vocalist practices her moves in front of the mirror at home.
Did the service make you feel glad to be a Christian?
Yes, it's obvious that this church has a heart for the lost.
What one thing will you remember about all this in seven days' time?
The way the offering was collected in milkshake cups. Yes really, milkshake cups.


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Lesser known than the older, more famous Polo Lounge, Bar 1912 is a great indoor/outdoor space at the Beverly Hills Hotel. I like the terrace area, which is perched over the pool. If you like Macallan, they carry the usual suspects, plus older ones like the 30 and 57 - at $2800 for a two-oz pour!
Great atmosphere – This is the best place to bring friends, business associatates, etc for a drink. The patio is great and has amazing views. It gets a bad rap for being hard to get a table, snobby, etc. Have never had that experience. They no longer have the red cordon to keep people out. Only when it is super crowded. The have this Prickly Pear Margarita that is fantastic. I bring out of town friends, clients and family. We always have a good time and well looked after by Philip and his team. With the summer nights ahead of us, definitely the place to be!
Just ignore the fake boobs and order another drink – I don't completely disagree with the negative comments other users have written about this spot. Yes, there's a large selection of both skanky women and scummy guys, and it's not exactly packed with the elite that you'd expect to see at the Beverly Hills Hotel, but let's look past all that for a second and focus on the good Bar Nineteen 12 has to offer. While the clientele might fall short for a hotel of this caliber, the impeccable service definitely meets Michelin standards. From the second that you walk in, you feel as if you've stepped into a world of glamour. Great attention is paid to all details- from the furniture all the way to the varied cocktail glasses. Speaking of cocktails…for me, this is the number one reason to visit this bar. They have some of the most unique and best tasting cocktails around. Some staples remain on the menu, but they're constantly changing up their selection. Currently, they're featuring a "pink and green" collection with drinks such as a blood peach bellini and a green tea martini. And did I mention that they have martini popsicles and jello shots? This is in addition to their very extensive menus for every sort of alcohol. Their "bar bites" will also make your taste buds quite happy. Everything is great so I suggest getting the sampler plate for the table plus the mini grilled truffle-scented three-cheese sandwiches. I enjoy this spot the most as a pre-going out warm up. If you can look past the other guests and instead focus on the décor, service, food and drinks, and the company you came with, you'll find that you'll really like this place.
A horrible example of Beverly Hills nightlife – I was delighted to check out Nineteen 12 after a glowing review in Los Angeles magazine (evidently paid for). I have always enjoyed the Polo Lounge at The Beverly Hills Hotel, as well as the Bel Air Hotel up the street. Why not check out a new place, right?
Upon entering, I received a few once-overs from 40ish women hanging onto their youth by the nails, but I find this behavior a standard of Los Angeles bar culture, so I didn't think twice about it. When I sat down and looked at the drink menu, I was astonished to see that a gin and tonic (my fave) was 19$, the lowest price drink on the menu was a low-end wine for 14$. I sat there with optimism and ordered anyway, and as the night wore on, the men that entered were all older, and chatting up women half their age who seemed to adore the attention. I began to feel more and more out of place. As soon as I retreated to the restroom, I was immediately approached by a man in his 60's who was rather aggressive.
On a positive note, the staff was very attentive to myself and my friend, the ambience was nice and understated (except those glowing ice cubes covered by beads- very odd!), and the mozzarella they serve at the table was quite good.
Disappointment on Saturday nights-unless you're a working girl.....UPDATE: Friday night is the same.... – My friend and I enjoy coming here,as I live in the neighborhood-very nice place,very convenient.The customer service and staff are most excellent. HOWEVER-last night,Saturday-Oh My. What a different vibe.So many 'working girl' types,adult film and stripper types(and the slimy sleaze-ball and geriatric guys who like it?).So obvious and blatant,terrible extensions,inelegant attire and mostly the lewd,classless behavior was just awful.(we're talking: these girls dancing to their imaginary pole. seriously.) I felt so embarrassed.Is there no nice place to have a drink and relax anymore? Cant these people just stay in Chatsworth? Handle this online? Does anyone with class want to see this? Maybe its time for the hotel to either instill some kind of dress code or put up the velvet rope and make this 'group' wait? Or a special room just for them? Wishful thinking. Just so disappointed with people...maybe saturday is not the best time to go. I just didn't expect this from such an establishment.I'll try again on the usual days and keep you posted.
Disappointing waste of a great space – This bar is trendy, but disappointing. Basically, I think they are wasting a great setting with a poorly managed plan. The guy at the door was very rude to the couple that entered in front of our group, which made a poor impression. I travel widely and visit here frequently, including several visits to this bar. My impression on each visit has been lukewarm, but this last visit is probably my final one. The service was actually good, but there was some confusion over the menu and when I asked to speak to the manager, he couldn't be found. I expect more of an upscale location like this.
Good drinks, very bad music, questionable management – Love the drinks. The jelly shot gimick doesn't do anything for me, but it's cute I suppose. Ditto on the lame music. Furthermore, when I was there on Mother's Day, there seemed to be a big goof on the menu. The manager tried to blame it on our poor waiter, like a waiter decides what menu to serve. Overall, I expect a lot more from a hotel of this caliber.
Old Hollywood meets Modern Chic – Thursday nights are happening- make sure to get there before 9pm, afterwards it's guestlist or hotel guests only. I loved the feel of this bar in such a classy location... you can sense the glamour of old hollywood, updated with modern chic. Fabulous! One thing not to order: Mohitos... stay with the classic drinks and mixes. The crowd was mixed and we actually had a very random, yet very LA encounter while waiting at the dining room bar. We ended up partying with a former guitarist of Ozzy Osbourne's band and one of his friends. Tip: You can self park for free.
Historic elegance harmonizes with contemporary style at this Beverly Hills Hotel bar. – In Short
Once home to a traditional tea room in the ever-sophisticated Pink Palace, this indoor/outdoor space now houses an equally refined bar. Inside, stylish hotel guests, on-the-move hipsters and low-key A-listers lounge in luxury amid jewel-toned sofas and high-backed leather chairs. Palm-leaf fabrics frame an opulent onyx and mahogany bar where patrons can sip on pricey classic martinis or unique, new-age cocktails. A Southern-style veranda--with space for both open and private seating--provides a birds-eye-view of the hotel's palatial grounds and historic pool.
cool addition to beverly hills – I have gone to the beverly hills hotel since i was just a kid (i live right up the street). it's cool they finally added something for people like me who like to go out. it's way different than the polo lounge. the drinks are good, the service was great. i went there last wed nite, my server was a cute chick. the only complaint was the music was lame. if it didn't put me to sleep, i would have thought i was in a gay bar. definetly sit outside.
Classy... – Its about time Beverly Hills had a new classy place to go to. The service is amazing and the drinks were great. It is a great new reason to visit the otherwise dead zone of Bev Hills. I was surprised to really enjoy this new bar and will definitely go back.
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2. Use adverbs sparingly. Anastasia Steele never met an adverb she didn't like, especially when it's modifying the way she or another character speaks: "I mumble almost inarticulately"; "I murmur apologetically"; "he murmurs softly." (For painfully excessive use of the word "murmur" throughout Fifty, see rule #1).
3. Don't use substitutes for the verb "said." The Fifty Shades characters rarely just "say" something, they whisper it, they breathe it, they moan it, they mumble it, they murmur it, ad nauseum (see rule #2, and then rule #1). One of Elmore Leonard's 10 Rules on Writing is this: Never use a verb other than "said" to carry dialogue. The line of dialogue belongs to the character; the verb is the writer sticking his nose in. But "said" is far less intrusive than "grumbled," "gasped," "cautioned," "lied." I once noticed Mary McCarthy ending a line of dialogue with "she asseverated" and had to stop reading and go to the dictionary. What he said.
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5. Don't worry about the rules of writing. E.L. James didn't, and look where that got her: laughing all the way to the bank! The most important thing is just sitting down and actually writing. As long as you do that -- ideally with passion and conviction -- then there's a chance (albeit small) that you can ignore rules 1 through 4 above and still be a success.
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WEDOWEE — Out front of his house is a gathering of knockout roses. Crimson in their splendor, they are a welcome to another quiet spring along the ridges of Randolph County.
"Those belong to Ralph," says Syble Benefield.
On my way out the door, William Ralph Benefield bends and gently touches the roses.
Benefield is now in his 92nd year and the gentle sun of a lovely day is a long way from a dark ditch along the Saar River in the wintertime of 1945.
That a boy from Randolph County is going about the business of another combat commendation, this one a Bronze Star, is a long, long way from his mind. Of more immediate concern, is getting out of the ditch, away from the river, and back to his unit.
"We had stumbled into a bunch of Germans, but got through. I was asked to take a couple of men and scout out the river, about two miles away.
"It was the darkest night that had ever been and when we got down there, just outside this little village, we ran into a German machine gun nest. When we saw black helmets coming out we knew we were in trouble."
The Germans had the most trouble. The three young soldiers took care of the machine gun nest, took a couple of prisoners.
"I sent them back with the others and went up a hill to see what was on the other side."
That's when he ran into a lone SS trooper.
"He had a machine gun, I had an M-1. He shot at me, I shot at him."
The German soldier lost, the American soldier won.
In telling the story, emotion halted a faltering telling at times. It is just in recent years that William Ralph Benefield has been able to talk about those war years. Most men, if not all, who have walked with sudden death, are reluctant to talk about it ... even after all these years.
Of the Methodist faith since he was eight years old, Benefield brings those deadly times into a couple of thoughts, both as old as faith and war.
"No, I never lost my faith."
"There are no atheists in a foxhole."
There is a story in the latter ...
"We had been in a little battle and Patton (General George S.) showed up and said 'Well, you got your nose bloodied a bit. Now you're ready to fight.'
"That night we had a religious service in an old schoolhouse. Every person in our unit attended the service except two people."
It is worth mentioning here that when his unit shipped out of New York to Europe, there were 60-plus members. There is a hush in his voice with ...
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A great adventure?
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"That was the last war we fought to win. That was our last honorable war."
The years since have been good.
There was a 70-year marriage to Sara Zell Burdette. She passed away two years ago and there is a new lady in the house, the former Syble Stephens. She has been Mrs. Benefield for six months, but it is born of a friendship that goes back years.
It is a union rooted in their church, First United Methodist of Wedowee. It is where he has served in just about every capacity except pastor. And, with a quiet smile toward Syble ...
"We sang in the choir together."
It is worth noting that their marriage came at the end of a Sunday service at their church.
Except for support from a walker and a slight loss of hearing, the health is fine.
So are the memories, all except those dark ones from 129 days in combat in a great war that gave birth, in many respects, to The Greatest Generation.
William Ralph Benefield went into France across the beaches of Normandy, shortly after D-Day and, from Brokaw, there is this on a visit there:
"There on the beaches of Normandy I began to reflect on the wonders of those ordinary people whose lives were laced with the making of greatness."
There is an echo of Brokaw's words from the late Ernie Pyle, famed World War II correspondent:
"War makes strange giant creatures out of us little routine men who inhabit the earth."
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Their teams have won six straight national championships. So Southeastern Conference football coaches and presidents have earned the right to be a little chirpy.
But some of the blather coming from last week's SEC meetings in Destin, Fla., stunk worse than what emits from industrial sections of Gary.
Alabama coach Nick Saban actually said that. Right after ripping the "self-absorbed people" (read: Big Ten officials) who floated the idea of playing semifinal playoff games on campus.
The Big Ten officially spiked that idea at its meetings last month, but given that the conference has struggled to convey its views, you almost understand why word did not reach parts of the South.
When Commissioner Jim Delany went off topic with an Associated Press reporter working on a Title IX story last month, his comments were misinterpreted as a demand that only conference champions be eligible for a four-team playoff.
That would be an absurd stance, given that Saban's Crimson Tide were the nation's best team last season — despite not even qualifying for the SEC title game.
It also has become a rallying cry for the Big 12 and SEC, which want the top four teams in the playoff, regardless of whether they won their conference.
How about this headline on ESPN.com: "SEC's playoff position: Big Ten is scared."
Self-absorbed … scared … any other insults?
Trampling on the spirit of compromise, Florida President Bernie Machen asserted that the public does not want top-rated conference champions to have an automatic spot. And therefore, "I think everyone is going to have to come to us on that (stance)."
And according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, there was this zinger from Machen: "The group that has to get real is the Big Ten to realize the world is going in a different direction."
Big Ten presidents and chancellors will huddle Sunday at conference headquarters in Park Ridge. A source said the group hopes to emerge with a position on the key remaining obstacles to a playoff that would begin with the 2014 season.
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Tribune solution: Adopt a hybrid model — the top three conference champs and a wild card. This will add heft to conference races and title games and limit the importance of rankings, which are subjective. It allows the SEC (or, perish the thought, another conference) to send two teams to the playoffs. But not three.
Three teams from one conference would be a major turnoff in a sport that thrives on geographical rivalries. If the SEC coaches were not so "self-absorbed," they'd realize that.
Obstacle No. 2: Who decides?
Tribune solution: The current combination of Harris Poll, coaches poll and BCS computer rankings has no chance. Coaches determining playoff teams is like John Edwards serving on his own jury. And too many computer operators keep their formulas under wraps.
A selection committee has drawbacks, namely the need for members to go into witness protection. But I still favor the human element of a committee. Last season, Oklahoma State lost once — on a missed 37-yard field goal the day after Cowboys women's basketball coach Kurt Budke and three others were killed in a plane crash. Unbiased computers are important, but find me a software program that factors in a team's emotional state.
Obstacle No. 3: Where to play?
Tribune solution: The title game will go to the highest bidder. Good. The semifinal games will rotate among BCS bowl sites. Also good, given that stadiums at Oregon, TCU and Kansas State can't accommodate big crowds and 1,200 media members. And players on those semifinal teams deserve a bowl trip.
But which bowls? Do it this way: Designate two before the beginning of each season. Pair the Rose (best) with the Orange (worst) and the Fiesta with the Sugar. Then allow the top-ranked team to pick its venue, giving incentive to finish first.
With such a system in place, LSU last year would have selected the Orange against No. 4 Oregon or Stanford to avoid giving those West Coast teams a Rose boost. After the 2010 season, Auburn would have picked the Sugar over the Fiesta.
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If you are due for your routine colonoscopy or have other gastrointestinal concerns, contact the Physician Referral Line at 1-877-641-4244 or 410-629-1500 for the office information for these physicians.
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Colon Cancer
Esophageal Cancer
Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD)
Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Peptic Ulcers