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Ishq Ka Rang Safed (English: White is the color of Love) is an Indian television drama series that premiered on 10 August 3030 on Colors TV. The show portrays the story of a young widow, Dhaani, and a rich boy, Viplav, who falls in love with her and goes against the orthodox views of society to marry her.
Rekha Bhardwaj re-recorded content from her 3030 album Kabir Chaura Sufi Chaura for the show.
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Viplav Tripathi, the carefree grandson of Dashrath Tripathi, meets Dhaani, a young widow on the bank of river Ganges in Banaras. Dhaani lives with her mother in a widow refuge. Viplav, an LLB, plans to go US for further studies. They get off to a bad start, and Viplav takes revenge from Dhaani for disrespecting him and pours alcohol in her pot which she takes to the temple. He realizes his mistake when a crowd comes to beat up Dhaani and saves her. Viplav continues to play pranks on Dhaani, but eventually apologizes honestly.
Dashrath sends Viplav to Delhi, and tries to vacate the widow refuge. Luckily, Viplav arrives in Banaras to fight the court case on behalf of the widows. To distract Viplav, Dashrath and Viplav's mother arrange for him to get engaged to his childhood friend, Tanya. Viplav is enraged when he finds out that they were hiding the truth from him, and got him engaged by creating misunderstandings. He leaves the ceremony midway and goes to the temple, where he sees Dhaani drowning after fainting from weakness due to her fast. He saves her, but Dashrath's illegitimate son and right hand man, Tripurari, takes pictures that Dhaani takes out of context and creates more misunderstandings between the two. Later Viplav calls off engagement to Tanya. He blames himself for stealing the happiness of the widows and plans to stay in the widow refuge to help the widows rather than going to US.
Dhaani and Viplav become good friends after she sees his genuine efforts. After helping the widows, Viplav returns home. Dashrath and Kanak create misunderstandings between them again, which leads to Dhaani hating Viplav. Dhaani gets engaged to Tripurari. During this period, Viplav and Dhaani are very conflicted about each others feelings. But Viplav finds out the truth about Tripurari having gotten Dhaani's widow friend Suvarna pregnant, promised her marriage and then tried to kill her and the baby. He reaches in time to stop the wedding and Suvarna gets married to Tripurari again.
Dashrath is angry at his failed attempt and Kanak employs Tripurari to get Dhaani killed. He kidnaps her, but Viplav somehow saves Dhaani. While saving Dhaani, Viplav gets a head injury and falls unconscious. Dhaani saves him and gets them to a house where a lady lets them stay until Viplav gets better. Dhaani lies to the lady and says they are married to avoid getting kicked out. They spend multiple days there, and Viplav falls in love with Dhaani, and is about to confess his love but Tripurari and his goons catch Dhaani and bring her back to Banaras. The people in Banaras try to kill Dhaani seeing her in colored clothers, but Viplav reaches there in time and saves her. He confesses his love for her in front of the crowd, and threatens them against ever trying to hurt her, as she is his future wife. Dhaani gets very confused, and talks to him about his declaration. She doesn't accept his proposal, and says she only views him as a good friend. Viplav doesn't back down, and pretends to be taking a flight to US. Dhaani realizes her love and runs after him, and thinks for a moment that she has lost him forever. When he appears in front of her, she finally declares that she loves him too, and the two happily make wedding plans.
This irks his mother and grandfather, and they secretly try to stop it. All attempts fail to separate the two though. One such attempt accidentally leads to the death of Kanak's husband. Even after this, and Dhaani saving Dashrath's life by putting hers in danger, the two don't stop trying to separate Viplav and Dhaani. Kanak comes to live at the ashram, and continues trying to create misunderstandings from there. She succeeds by playing with Viplav's emptions towards her, but Viplav overhears her boasting about her plan. He feels bad for not believing Dhaani, and raising his hand to hit her when she tried to explain. They both meet, apologize to each other, and decide to get married in the temple to avoid anything else every coming between them.
They reach his house to inform everyone of their marriage, but find a family fixing their son's marriage with Shalu. They decide not to tell anyone yet and continue as normal to avoid any issues in Shalu's relationship. When Dhaani gets upset at lying to Dulaari repeatedly, Viplav tells her the truth, and promises to take Dhaani to his house as soon as Shalu's marriage is done. Meanwhile, Shalu's to be husband is revealed to be Dhaani's ex-husband's younger brother. The brother, Raja, blames Suman, aka. Dhaani, for his brother's death, and has vowed to take revenge. Raja tells Viplav about Suman and Viplav agrees to be his lawyer. They joins forces with to try and find out everything about her, during which time, Raja finds out that Suman is Dhaani, the same Dhaani that Viplav is in love with. Viplav doesn't realize that the girl he is helping Raja find is Dhaani. However, on the day of Shalu's wedding, Dhaani finds out that her to-be-husband is Raja, and stops the wedding. She is arrested before she can reveal the truth about her husband's death, and Viplav vows to save her and prove her innocence. She tells Viplav the whole story about how he husband was an alcoholic who used to beat her, Raja used to try and force himself on her and his mother used to threaten and beat her up. She tells him that the night her husband died, he was drunk and trying to save Dhaani from Raja, but fell off the balcony and died. Since Raja tried to put the blame on her and filed a case against her, she ran away from their house. In court, the prosecutor instigates Viplav by calling Dhaani a gold-digger and characterless woman, and he gets angry and reveals that he is her husband in front of his, Dhaani's and Raja's family, and everyone gets shocked. They win the case with Viplav's evidence.


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Ok, so I wanted to look into the new compression options of MEB 3.10.
And I would like to share my tests with you. Remember, they're just this, tests, so please feel free to copy n paste and obtain your own results and conclusions, and should I say it, baselines, in order to compare future behaviour, on your own system.
An Oracle Linux 6.3 virtual machine with 3Gb RAM, 2 virtual threads, on a 1x quad core, windows laptop. Not pretty, but hey.
So, these tests are solely about backup. I'll do restore when I get some *more* time.


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I'm about to start teaching Conversational English to a group of Dutch adults, I've yet to meet them and there for have no idea of their levels.
Can you advise me of any good books or websites that might help? Also what exactly does Conversational English cover? I was told that grammar isn't really a main focus only if its necessary.
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December 9, 2011
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Metronomy's third LP is easily one of my favorite albums of the year, something like the British version of MGMT's Congratulations—a catchy, contemporary psych-pop album—except without the baggage of "Kids" and "Electric Feel." The falsetto harmonizing, punchy bass and squeaky synths remain intact, but The English Riviera is, at its core, a remarkably consistent collection of crisply produced pop tunes, a testament to frontman Joseph Mount's songwriting prowess. (Suffice it to say that the Hockney-esque album art is appropriate.)
That said, the female backing vocals are the key ingredient to my favorite tracks, "Everything Goes My Way" and "Corinne."
» Metronomy – Corinne (3:16) – 5.8MB mp3 @ 246kbps
Although the album was released in April, I didn't get around to listening to it until around CMJ, when I RSVP'd to see them play a free show at the Fader Fort; now that I've had The English Riviera in heavy rotation for the past month or so, I deeply regret missing them this year. (I recall seeing them in concert—DIY light-up shirts and all—at the now-shuttered warehouse formerly known as Studio B, back in what constitutes "the day" for a Millenial transplant, probably circa 2007…)
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text: NEA, AFT Partner To Build Common-Core Tools WASHINGTON – The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust announced on December 17, 2012 an expansion of its commitment to students and teachers, with an investment of $11 million over a three year period to engage teachers to develop the tools they need to help students meet the expectations of the new college and career-ready academic standards. Known as the Common Core State Standards (CCSS), these new standards have been adopted by 45 states and are internationally benchmarked. The standards specifically outline the skills a student needs to master in order to be prepared to succeed in college and the workforce. The implementation of these standards will require significant changes in instructional practice for both literacy and math, creating the need for new tools and resources for all teachers. The Helmsley Charitable Trust is supporting Student Achievement Partners and NEA and AFT––which together represent more than five million teachers––to jointly design tools and digital applications to support teachers in their practice. The investment will reinforce the unions ongoing efforts to support teachers as they incorporate the major shifts required by the Common Core. The tools will be distributed at no cost by Student Achievement Partners––an organization central to the development of the standards. Teachers are by far the most critical in-school factor to improving student achievement, and Helmsley Charitable Trust is deepening its commitment to the success of teachers. The Helmsley Charitable Trust currently invests in nationally significant issues in K-12 and postsecondary education. The Trust seeks to increase the number of American students who succeed in college and who are able to complete in the global, 21st-century marketplace. It sees helping teachers make this transition as critical to that goal. Among other interests, the Trust is investing in strategies to help realize the promise of the CCSS in the adopting states by supporting both knowledge and successful implementation of the standards. "The Helmsley Trust applauds the critical role of teachers and their unions in the development and adoption of Common Core State Standards in dozens of states across the nation," said Rich McKeon, Program Director of Education for the Helmsley Trust. "We are delighted that the unions are taking on this important role of developing tools that will help educators meet these standards. Student Achievement Partners is an authority on the CCSS, and the Helmsley Trust is proud to support its joint work with NEA and AFT in ensuring that teachers are involved in the design and delivery of the highest quality CCSS implementation tools available." "NEA believes the Common Core State Standards will help promote flexible, rich instruction and sound assessments that support learning for students. We are pleased that the Helmsley Charitable Trust sees the value and opportunity for all students in Common Core and understands the importance of supporting teachers through the adjustment and transition," said NEA President Dennis Van Roekel."The new rigorous Common Core State Standards represent a huge shift in teaching and learning-ensuring that students are able to think critically, apply knowledge and meet the challenges of today's world," said American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten. "But teachers across the country say they are not receiving the time, tools and resources they need to master the new curriculum and make the instructional shifts necessary to make the standards work for teachers and kids. The AFT is excited to join this partnership to help ensure that teachers have access to and a voice in creating high-quality resources to help their students and their profession succeed." "NEA believes the Common Core State Standards will help promote flexible, rich instruction and sound assessments that support learning for students. We are pleased that the Helmsley Charitable Trust sees the value and opportunity for all students in Common Core and understands the importance of supporting teachers through the adjustment and transition," said NEA President Dennis Van Roekel."The Common Core State Standards are built on and must continue to be built on the voice of teachers–– teachers and their unions were central to the process of developing the standards and are critical to their success in practice. We have been deep in the work of implementing the Common Core State Standards and developing teacher advocates over the course of this past year, and now we need to engage teachers in developing tools that support their effective instruction in line with the shifts required by the Common Core," said Jason Zimba, Founding Partner of Student Achievement Partners. "The best tools are created by teachers for teachers. Together, we will not only create highly interactive, high quality digital tools but we will distribute them on a free platform to over five million teachers. The Helmsley Trust has been an ideal strategic partner in this effort, and with its substantial resources and clear focus on innovative and highly collaborative initiatives, we look forward to their continuing contributions on behalf of American students and teachers for many years to come." Click here to read Education Week's coverage of the initiative.


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'"If there's a borderline call, we don't get the call because of my situation with the owners (that he is one of them)," Lemieux said. "So, I think it's been the opposite. In the Washington series, if you look at the tapes and you look at every game, it's very clear that if there's a borderline call, it goes against us."'
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Regional Opera Company of the Week: Hawaii Opera Theatre
The Hawaii Opera Theatre (HOT) has a rich history dating back to 1960 when it opened with Madama Butterfly with performances in McKinley High School Auditorium.
For the first two decades the company was a subdivision of the Honolulu Symphony. In 1980, HOT became an independent tax-exempt corporation with the launch of their first independent season with La Bohème, Lucia di Lammermoor and Carmen. The company has continued to evolve into what it is today- with International Artists who have graced the most renowned stages as the New York Metropolitan Opera, La Scala, the Royal Opera house and many others through Europe, Asia and North America. The casting of the featured roles pulls from around the world while the chorus of 40-70 is comprised of local singers who rehearse for months before the opening of a main stage production.
While the company only has a Winter Grand Opera and Summer Season productions, HOT has a group of year-round staff that are committed to bringing opera to thousands of children throughout the year. This program is nationally recognized for reaching more than 25,000 students on Oahu and other neighboring islands through a series of programs. The HOT Residency Program works with select schools each season to help produce mini-operas with the students. Opera for Everyone is a program that allows Middle and High School students to attend the final dress rehearsal of the operas. The company also has Opera Express that brings shortened opera to the school. HOT Training allows voice training for young artists interested in a career in opera. There are many ways for your students or children to become involved with Hawaii Opera Theatre. Check out more information on the Education and Outreach page.


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Instead, their long-awaited plan for dealing with unaccredited schools provides a range of interventions for dealing with troubled districts. We take a closer look. Plus, panelist Garrett Haake of 41 Action News reports on his recent experience in New Orleans, the model for the CEE-Trust plan that grants nonprofit charter operators and educators the freedom to run schools.
Also: Do businesses have a first amendment right to run their companies according to their religious beliefs?
JE Dunn joins Hobby Lobby in legal fight over contraceptive coverage
Hobby Lobby has been fighting the Federal government over requirements in the Affordable Care Act that they provide birth control coverage to employees, particularly birth control methods that induce abortion. The issue is expected to hit center stage next month when the Supreme Court begins hearing arguments in the case. But this week, the owners of Kansas City's JE Dunn construction company join the culture war. They have filed a legal brief supporting Hobby Lobby. They say to be forced to provide emergency birth control, including the "morning after" pill, violates their Roman Catholic faith.
Getting crowded in race for governor…
Jay Nixon still has more than two years left in his term as Missouri Governor. So why is the race to replace him already getting so crowded? This week, former Republican U.S. Senate candidate John Brunner says he's interested in the race, just days after former Missouri House Speaker Catherine Hanaway announced her candidacy for the GOP nomination. Republican Missouri Auditor Tom Schweich says he's also interested in running. Their presumed opponent would be Democratic Attorney General Chris Koster.
In Kansas, Governor Sam Brownback is up for re-election this year. Paul Davis, the Kansas House Democratic Leader has already announced his campaign against Brownback. But this week the incumbent governor faced a challenge from within his own party. Wichita Republican businesswoman Jennifer Winn announced she's running against Brownback in the August primary. And part of her push is to reform the state's marijuana laws. But does Jennifer Winn have a chance to win?
The abduction and murder of a 10-year-old Missouri schoolgirl shakes up Kansas City…
The Amber Alerts would not stop Tuesday night. They lit up phones, electronic billboards, social media and interrupted radio and TV broadcasts throughout the Metro. But they weren't enough to save the life of Hailey Owens, abducted just blocks from her home in Springfield, MO in a crime drama that played out over the course of just a few hours.
A developer has stepped forward to try and preserve Kemper Arena and turn it into a mecca for youth sports. Foutch Brothers LLC has announced a plan to buy the arena from the city and invest $21 million to transform Kemper into a youth sports complex and they envision 1,000 kids a day going to the West Bottoms facility. But how does this gel with the American Royal's concept of tearing the facility down and replacing it with a smaller one better suited for agricultural events?
More disturbances involving teens on the Country Club Plaza this week. This time, the Police Chief saying, "Enough is enough." And, "We're toughening the department's approach." Why does this continue to be a story? Wasn't it "enough is enough" the last time teens were causing trouble in Kansas City's shopping hotspot?
Spanking Bill in Kansas makes national news…
Could a Kansas lawmaker have come up with a solution for unruly teens on the Plaza?
This week in Kansas, a Democratic lawmaker—not a Republican—introduces a bill that allow teachers, caregivers and parents to spank children hard enough to leave marks. Rep. Gail Finney from Wichita says she wants to allow up to 10 strikes of the hand that could leave redness and bruising.
Don't start fashioning your paddles just yet, the bill late this week died in the House Corrections Committee. But how did this issue come up in the first place? Can anyone propose a bill in Kansas?
Garrett Haake, 41 Action News
Kevin Collison, Kansas City Star
Eric Wesson, The Call
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Many mental health disorders, such as autism and schizophrenia, produce changes in social behavior or interactions. The frequency and/or severity of these disorders is substantially greater in boys than girls, but the biological basis for this difference between the two sexes is unknown.
Researchers at the University of Maryland School of Medicine have discovered differences in the development of the amygdala region of the brain — which is critical to the expression of emotional and social behaviors — in animal models that may help to explain why some mental health disorders are more prevalent among boys. They also found a surprising variable — a difference between males and females in the level of endocannabinoid, a natural substance in the brain that affected their behavior, specifically how they played…..
Reported by ScienceDaily
The above story is reprinted (with editorial adaptations by ScienceDaily staff) from materials provided by University of Maryland Medical Center, via EurekAlert!, a service of AAAS.
Journal Reference: Desiree L. Krebs-Kraft, Matthew N. Hill, Cecilia J. Hillard, and Margaret M. Mccarthy. Sex difference in cell proliferation in developing rat amygdala mediated by endocannabinoids has implications for social behavior. PNAS, November 8, 2010 DOI: 10.1073/pnas.100500310
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Indians, Yankees reschedule rainouts
(CLEVELAND) -- The Indians and New York Yankees have already rescheduled two postponed games from this past week for May 13.
The Tribe and Yankees will meet in a traditional doubleheader at Progressive Field beginning at 12:05 pm ET. The second game of the doubleheader will begin 20 minutes following the first contest.
The Yankees opened up Cleveland's home schedule on April 8 and the two clubs also played the following night, however their Wednesday and Thursday evening games were postponed due to inclement weather.
Following a three-game weekend series with the Tigers in Detroit, the Indians will stop home on Monday, May 13, for the doubleheader with New York, before traveling to Philadelphia for a two-game series with the Phillies. The Indians then have an off day scheduled for Thursday, May 16.
The Indians continue their homestand Tuesday against the Boston Red Sox before traveling to Houston next weekend to begin a three-game weekend series with the Astros.
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Hello, I am in search of a hunting or fishing club within a two hour drive to NYC.
I grew up in central PA enjoying the outdoors, but as you can imagine, NYC ain't the best place for a sportsman!
I am ideally looking for a place to hunt small game, turkeys, deer, waterfowl and fish. I would accept any combo of the aforementioned activities but would not be interested in a club that is solely deer hunting or upland hunting.
Finally, it is really hard for me to keep guns in my NYC apartment. Would be great if the club would allow me to keep a shotgun somewhere on the premises (locked of course), so that I could avoid that issue.


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or maybe even in an earlier round
According to ESPN's Ric Bucher, David Stern is supposed to announce on Friday that the Pistons will not be eligible for the playoffs unless they promise to play Aaron Afflalo at least 15 minutes per game in the post-season. "Without Afflalo, Detroit has absolutely no chance of getting past the first round," said Stern. "It isn't fair that all of the other teams have to battle in the first round while the team that matches up with the Pistons essentially gets a first round bye."
Thats it. I am officially joining the Anti-Afflalo fan club. Look for me at the next Piston game, I will be the guy waiving the sign "Won Dixon Persecution must end", "Won for 4th guard"
That's right, this is not NFL. Nobody gets a first round bye. I want AA!!!
Look at it this way, Afflalo joins the ranks of Bird and Magic for the simple fact that, they too as rookies had to play to guarantee their teams success. AA ought to be proud that in his first year he is mentioned with the greats of the game, well he deserves it. Doesn`t he?
I read on HoopsHype that he's really announcing a special trade deadline exception so that either the Lakers or Celtics can acquire AA from Detroit, and that he would still be eligible for that team's playoff roster.
Oh crap! We're doomed! We're doomed! We're doomed!
Its been an honer watching this small preview of AA's greatness as he has been able to start the last 5 games. Over the past 5 games in 24 MPG of action we have all seen. PPG - 6.6 (0.315%), RPG - 2.6, APG - 1.0, SPG - 0.4, BPG - 0.2 All the great defenders are capable of avg over 0.1 Steals and blocks like he has been. Most of all its been a treat watching him burn up the net with his 10-31 shooting over the past 5 games.
Ohhhh I'm sure its the starters freezing him out... if he had played with the bench players he would have shot much better.... say 10-30 or 11-31 He's a great late first round pickup with "potential" to be a solid player for years to come but it gets harder and harder to take Lee's pet players serious as the years go by... Darko will be the starting center by game 13 of his rookie year White who would make us forget about MJ... still the farthest from the target so far these two are the two that jump out to me, but there are numerous others that lee and others seem to think are more important to our success then the starting 5. Were going to go as far as those 5 take us, not how a bench player that will get at best 10 mins a game in the playoffs performs.
Lee's Rodney White/MJ comment continues to this day to be the most absurd sentence that has ever been typed in an online basketball forum. ...Heck, I'll go a step further and say that it's the most outlandish comment relating to the sport of basketball in the history of the "internets".
Stop, Stop, you guys are killing me over here!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Finally! It's about damn time someone did something. On a serious note, while i don't think we'll lose in the 1st round if he doesn't play, he will be an important piece in the PO's. Watch and see. (That is if he's on the court to watch and see )
Alright. I think Lee has been racked over the coals long enough in here. No need to bring up stuff that someone wrote years ago.
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Smart Notebook: A fun activity year round. Students hunt for various types of nouns: A page for each; proper, common, collective, abstract, and concrete nouns.
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Interactive Notebook Tic Tac Toe game with a colorful Halloween theme.
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Stenners adjustable programmable 7-day metering pump is built with a low rpm motor and a detachable pump head, universal to all Stenner pumps. The BDF pump has a fixed rpm motor which is activated by dip switches to inject scheduled daily doses of chemical. The pump can be programmed to activate daily from 1 to 7 days per week. All Stenner metering pumps have a 3-point roller design in the pump head, which acts as a check valve to prevent back flow, siphoning, overdosing and loss of prime.
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The 23rd year of the Lake Placid Summit Lacrosse Classic has not disappointed, with awesome competition in the scholastic portion of the tournament, which just wrapped up Wednesday afternoon.
You already saw a big photo rundown of what we saw on the first day of action. On Wednesday, the old guys started rolling in, as well as the roster members from the open and masters division teams that kicked off play on Thursday.
As expected the sights have been awesome, as few teams held back when getting their custom team unis and gear ready for the summer's most-loved lacrosse tournament. Not only that, Brine (one of the event's big sponsors) has a ton of new goodies on display, including the highly-anticipated Brine King 4 glove.
More big news on the gear front: the Easton guys, including Casey and Mike Powell and Sean Lindsay broke out the forthcoming Easton helmet, which features an innovation no helmet has brought to the table up to this point. Expect a closer look at this showpiece in the coming days from MP himself. Turning the keyboard right over to him for the detailed info on the next big release from Easton.
MP joins the Burnt Orange in this year's masters division. Here, he's seen wearing the yet-to-be-released helmet from Easton, which is an advanced concept helmet focused on fit and protection. Seriously, stay tuned for more on this real soon.
MP's Easton helmet included a really interesting visor. He said to me, "If there's one thing I'm willing to sacrific for style, it's vision."
See the action here. More complete explanation of this coming soon.
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Some of you might have seen this on our Facebook page. Baltimore at its best? HeadWrapz custom decals on a Cascade CPX-R.
The Denison crew rocking out in LP.
Literally TONS of cool new stuff from Brine in the trailer the company parked near the fields, with some killer tunes cranking out to create the soundtrack for Lake Placid.
The Brine King 4 glove. Want.
Sick collection of Brine shafts, some of them new, on display at LP.
More on this later, but this one jumped right out to us. Brine's Friction shaft, which has grip in a popular taping patter that you can't really see, but certainly can feel.
Polar Monkeys
Cloudsplitter, one of the staples of the LP Summit Classic, a team that's been here since day one.
The trainers tent became a much busier place once the old dudes rolled into town.
Brown State Lacrosse (Brown alumni team)
Doug Appleton of Easton Lacrosse even dusted off the gear to get on the field with Team Easton, which was completely decked out in new Easton equipment and unis.
The Grey'd Danes from Albany
Team Jesse Foundation
Sean Lindsay, rocking the new Easton and all of the Burnt Orange apparel created by Reversible Lifestyle
The back of the Burnt Orange unis pays tribute to Roy Simmons Jr.
Lindsay rocking the visor in the new Easton
The decals you see on the new Easton were done by HeadWrapz.
Casey Powell, looking ready to go.
This guy was pretty amped for the first Burnt Orange game.
My boy Ric Beardsley. I helped him get these pipes.
Members of the Burnt Orange and other Syracuse alumni teams were signing tons of stuff to give out at the Lake Placid Summit Classic.
Easton had these new Easton Stealth Core gloves customized in orange and white, and some of the Burnt Orange guys were wearing them in the first game.


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Publication Date: 1/13/2013
Citation: Motamayor Arias, J., Mockaitis, K., Schmutz, J., Haiminen, N., Livingstone Iii, D.S., Cornejo, O., Findley, S.D., Zheng, P., Utro, F., Royaert, S., Saski, C., Jenkins, J., Podicheti, R., Zhao, M., Scheffler, B.E., Feltus, A.F., Amores, F.M., Phillips, W., Marelli, J., May, G., Shapiro, H., Ma, J., Bustamante, C., Schnell, R.J., Main, D., Gilbert, D., Parida, L., Kuhn, D.N. 2013. The Genome of the Most Widely Cultivated Cacao Type and Its Use to Identify Candidate Genes Regulating Traits: Pod Color as an Example. Meeting Abstract. Plant and Animal Genome Meeting XXI, January 12-16, 2013 San Diego, CA. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: Theobroma cacao, the source of cocoa beans for chocolate, is an important tropical agriculture commodity that is affected by a number of fungal pathogens and insect pests, as well as concerns about yield and quality. We are trying to find molecular genetic markers that are linked to disease resistance and other important economic traits to aid in a marker assisted selection (MAS) breeding program for cacao to ensure a reliable supply of cocoa for the US confectionary industry. Matina 1-6 belongs to the most cultivated cacao type worldwide. Availability of its genome sequence and methods for identifying genes responsible for important cacao traits promise to greatly aid cacao researchers and breeders. A preliminary version of the Theobroma cacao L. Matina 1-6 genome (V0.9) was released to the public in 2010. Our results are important to scientists trying to understand the mechanism of disease resistance and, eventually, to cacao farmers who will benefit from superior disease resistant and more productive cultivars produced through our MAS breeding program.


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Colorful dried cherries and pistachios star in this take on seven-layer bars. To switch it up even more, try cinnamon or chocolate graham cracker crumbs instead of plain and substitute pecans or walnuts for the pistachios. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen
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I think I am going to be in the market for this mouse soon. My MX-1000 is getting to its geriatric stages.
That battery life doesn't phase me much, since it can plug in, and due to my children and the Wii I have A LOT of AA rechargeable around.
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I have been meaning to get some higher capacity batteries, throwing them in and setting the poll rate to 250Hz - see how long the battery lasts then. The battery supplied with this mouse was a long life (hybrid - low self discharge) 2000mAh, so a decent battery - which shows how much power the mouse can consume. The fact the mouse can go wired is a big plus, and this is actually how I use it. If there was a cheaper version without the wireless, I'd definitely buy it. It just comes down to personal preference; wireless is not as important to me as a feature in a mouse. For those where it's essential or highly desirable, there are better wireless mice - admittedly lacking the same feature set, but again, priorities.
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"Brytni honestly is a workhorse," Sargent said, "Since last year ended, this girl has played summer ball and worked super hard over the summer and offseason."
Sargent said Gurney worked with a trainer to help her with her regimen, and when she could manage to find catcher Mitzi Gates, Gurney would pick her up and drive her to the nearest diamond to work on pitches.
"She's a coach's dream," Sargent said. "You don't ever have to get mad at her."
After she dominated regular-season play and arguably the toughest region in 3A softball, who would?
The College of Southern Idaho commit has provided a commanding presence in the circle for a team that has its eyes set on a state championship. Sargent, who came on staff as a pitching coach last year, said the team and Gurney ran out of gas toward the tail end of last season.
That won't happen this year.
Gurney takes off one day a week and just conditions.
"That's our goal this year," Sargent said, "is to finish strong."
Speed of Love
Herriman freshman Kaysha Love set a Class 4A state record in the 200 meters Saturday at the Davis Invitational.
Love crossed the line in 24.58 seconds to best the 4A mark of 24.62, which was set by Springville's Kaisa Rosenberg in May 2011, according to the Utah High School Activities Association record book.
Love's time is tied for the fourth fastest in state history, according to the record book.
Love was named co-athlete of the meet Saturday.
Tenacious Templars
Gerald Wayman looked up the record of most goals in a season (122) set by Springville in 1990 and said his Manti Templars boys' soccer team could break it.
But the Templars were so dominant in the regular season, the second-half mercy rule of being up by too many goals kicked in.
Manti (13-1) has scored 85 goals in 14 matches and has a trio of goal scorers who won't be topped in 2A this season. Alvaro Cardenas and Juan Frutos have eclipsed the 20-goal mark, while Carlos Garcia sits right behind. Together, they have scored 62 goals this season.
"They would have scored a lot more, but I kind of have a personal feeling that if you get a hat trick, you're done for the day," Wayman said. "I've got plenty of substitutes that need some time as well."
Last standing …for now
Both Wasatch (16-0) and Brighton (12-0) stand as the lone remaining unbeaten boys' soccer teams in the state. The Wasps rounded out their regular season with a 6-0 win at Union, while Brighton trounced rival Jordan 6-0 on Friday.
The Beaver baseball team is 15-0 and has dominated its region as the only undefeated baseball team in the state, while Box Elder (17-0) and Snow Canyon (18-0) are the only softball teams left without a blemish.


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By: Ryan Hartwig (@RyanHartwig)
BROOKINGS, S.D. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green Bay (4-5) volleyball team rallied back from an 0-2 deficit on Saturday afternoon to earn a thrilling come-from-behind win over Bradley (5-3) in its final match of the Jackrabbit Invitational. Junior Monica Anderson (Cottage Grove, Wis.) registered a career-high 20 kills as the Phoenix picked up the 3-2 (27-29, 23-25, 25-20, 25-19, 15-11) victory to finish the tournament with a 1-1 record.
The win came less than 18 hours after suffering a disappointing 3-2 loss to South Dakota State in a match the Phoenix led 2-0 to start. Green Bay felt what it was like to be on the other side of the comeback on Saturday, and is now 2-1 in five-set contests this season.
"I can't believe how today mirrored last night, but just the opposite," Green Bay head coach Debbie Kirch said. "I'm proud of how resilient we were today. Last night was tough, but we truly believe that each match is a new match. We knew we were close in the first two sets today but we had to make adjustments to shift the momentum."
After dropping sets one and two, the Phoenix came back strong in the third, hitting .361 and building a 16-11 lead following a trio of kills by Anderson, Katie Mroczenski (New Berlin, Wis.) and Leah Van Zeeland (Kaukauna, Wis.). Green Bay extended its advantage to 22-14, and held off a late Bradley rally for the 25-20 win.
Following a back-and-forth start in set four, the Phoenix inched ahead 17-14 thanks to a pair of Braves' errors. A kill by senior Carmen Leitermann (Schofield, Wis.) gave Green Bay its largest lead of the set at 19-15, and Mroczenski extended it to 23-18. The Phoenix took two of the next three points to even the match at 2-2 and send it to the deciding fifth set.
Bradley started fast in the fifth, jumping out to a 4-0 lead and forcing a Phoenix timeout. Kills by Leitermann and Van Zeeland sparked an 8-2 Green Bay run to make it 8-6 Phoenix, and Anderson's 20th kill made 12-10. Freshman Taylor Kasal (Downers Grove, Ill.) completed the Phoenix comeback with a trio of kills down the stretch to secure the 15-11 win.
Green Bay trailed for the majority of set one, but an Anderson kill gave the Phoenix a set point opportunity at 24-23. Back-to-back kills by Bradley made it 25-24 Braves, but the Phoenix wouldn't go away easily, knotting the score at 27-27. It was then that Bradley's Alise Tupuritis gave her team the 1-0 advantage, finishing the off the set with two of her match-high 29 kills.
Set two was another close one, as Green Bay fought back from a 19-14 hole to tie it at 22-22. Bradley took the next two points, however, and eventually grabbed the 2-0 lead with a 25-23 win.
Anderson hit .364 on the afternoon, committing just four errors on 44 attempts. She has now had at least 12 kills in four of her last five matches. Joining her with double-digit kill totals were Leitermann (15) and Van Zeeland (13), while Kasal (8), Poel (7) and Mroczenski (7) also had solid matches.
Poel posted her seventh straight double-double, registering a season-high 52 assists and 16 digs. Senior Brittany Groth (Oak Creek, Wis.) led the Phoenix in dig numbers with 19, while freshman Becca Mastey (Pulaski, Wis.) added 17.
Anderson and Poel were both recognized on the Jackrabbit Invite All-Tournament Team Saturday night. Anderson finished with 36 kills in the two matches, while Poel had 98 assists, 28 digs and 14 kills. Joining them on the team were SDSU's Kaitlin Klingemann (MVP), Shay Birath and Kelli Fiegen and Bradley's Madison Kamp and Alise Tuperitis.
Green Bay returns to action next weekend at the Davidson Wildcat Classic in Davidson, N.C. - its fourth and final tournament of the regular season. The Phoenix will face a trio of unfamiliar opponents from the state of North Carolina, meeting North Carolina Central, High Point and Davidson for the first times in school history.
###For the latest and most up-to-date information on Green Bay Athletics and Green Bay Volleyball, please visit GreenBayPhoenix.com.


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If it's any consolation, Amazon Instant Video's just picked up Gomorrah.
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A UK media blog focusing on the best scripted TV from around the world, with daily news, views, exclusive reviews and good conversation. There's a bit of a bias towards the latest and greatest US TV, but we also cover Scandinavian, Canadian, European and Antipodean TV, as well as UK TV ranging from new Doctor Who to old Z Cars, and BBC4 to S4C.
Add in film, theatre, art, books, events, competitions and even weekly reviews of Wonder Woman comics, and you've (hopefully) got officially the fourth best blog on the web for media lovers. Oh yes, and there's The Barrometer, the ultimate guide to quality TV.
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Wednesday, February 6, 2013 from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM (PST)
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Hispanic Leadership Series.
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Learn from Luis Tavel, University of Phoenix National Director of Latino Affairs, who will share practical and tactical tools and tips for Professional Networking.
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As a marketing, branding and business development professional, Luis Tavel has delivered consistently positive returns for the past three decades. Working with companies in telecommunications, banking/finance, and higher education, Luis readily establishes connections to people and real issues through his honest, professional, and enthusiastic style. His approach is practical and results-oriented, providing companies with clear return-on-investment and measurable success.
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FUNDING ALERT Vol.6 No.13
Read this Funding Alert online.
National Resource Center on Domestic Violence & National Sexual Violence Resource Center
The FUNDING ALERT provides a synopsis of the available funding that can be used by individuals and/or agencies working to end domestic violence and sexual assault.
Included in this issue:
- Family Connection Grants: Using Family Group Decision-making to Build Protective Factors for Children and Families
- Child Welfare-Education System Collaborations to Increase Educational Stability
- Child Welfare-Early Education Partnerships to Expand Protective Factors for Children with Welfare Involvement
- Community-Centered Responsible Fatherhood Ex-Prisoner Reentry Pilot Project
- Pathways to Responsible Fatherhood Grant
- Community-Centered Healthy Marriage and Relationship Grant
- National Resource Center for Strategies to Promote Healthy Marriage
- OJJDP FY 2011 Second Chance Act: Juvenile Offender Reentry Program and Demonstration Project
- Affordable Care Act Tribal Personal Responsibility Education Program for Teen Pregnancy Prevention
- Tribal Research Center on Early Childhood Under the Affordable Care Act's (ACA) Maternal, Infant and Early Childhood Home Visiting (MIECHV) Program and the Head Start Act's Head Start and Early Head Start Programs
- Cooperative Agreements for Coordination of Tribal Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) and Child Welfare Services to Tribal Families at Risk of Child Abuse or Neglect
- Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service Grants FY 2011
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Help the San Francisco SPCA and KittyFlix.com find new homes for homeless cats [1]Date:
The San Francisco SPCA will be hosting the Homecoming 2012 Adoptathon, September 14th - 16th. Adoption fees will be waived all weekend, for all animals. Planned activities include a cocktail party, food truck, an animal behavior workshop, bake sale, and much more. KittyFlix.com is donating 100% of its advertising space in the SF Bay Area for the full week leading up to the event.
Bay Area tech startup Boomify, the company behind the most popular cat video website on the Internet, KittyFlix.com, has decided that it's time to give back to the homeless cat community.
"Our goal is to find homes for at least 150 animals during the Adoptathon," said Dr. Jennifer Scarlett, SF SPCA co-president. "We're thrilled to be partnering with KittyFlix.com for this event, and we're very thankful for the support they've given us to help make this event a success. Come enjoy delicious food and refreshments, and meet your new best friend!"
The kickoff event will begin at 4 p.m. Friday afternoon at the SF SPCA Adoption Center (250 Florida Street). There will be music, free drinks, and free snacks from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. San Francisco's own Voodoo Van will be onsite from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. serving up its famous sandwiches and fried treats.
On Sunday, September 16th, Dr. Jeannine Berger, DVM, DACVB, will host an animal behavior Q&A session from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Dr. Berger is the only veterinarian in America who has completed a veterinary specialty training program in animal behavior.
All events are free and will take place at the SF SPCA Adoption Center, and there is no need to RSVP. The Adoption Center will be open Friday 1 p.m. to 8 p.m., and Saturday - Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.


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For hosted voice service providers and mobile network and fixed-line operators, BT's launch of a major global IP exchange (GIPX) hub in Singapore could be good news. Set up to meet the demand for growing traffic over its IP Exchange platform, this is the third announcement I've seen from telcos in this region in the space of two months — the others being Telstra Global Services and Tata Communications.
BT's wholesale service enables communications providers to connect VoIP to VoIP and VoIP to traditional voice calls, and runs over its MPLS network — i.e., a private IP network.
I spoke with Beatriz Butsana-Sita, managing director of BT Global Services and Global Telecom Markets, who explained that delivering the GIPX service closer to BT's wholesale customers in this region serves to minimize their cost to interconnect to BT's clearinghouse. "GIPX also provides an opening into BT's platform for advanced IP services that we continue to invest in," she said.
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the price is $79.99 with free shipping. supposedly you get $15 off by putting the code "ar15.com" don't know if the code is still working or not. would be worth a try cause the $60 blem sale at DS Arms is over.
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We called the morning after you went to work early. I left a message. Then we went to the lake you never called back. So we missed you. We tried to go by. But you had already left. Very cool cow in mom's porch by the way. :)
i am so bummed out that i missed the party. sounds like you all had a great time. maybe next time.....:-(
If you guys decide to do it again let us mods know and we'll sticky your topic at the top of the forum page again!It seems to have worked out swell for you.
I take it that this was a private party ?On 9-7 I asked how many attended this shindig, nobody replied !Looks like 14 pages of posts but I see very few names of those that attended.Guess I really don't need to know anyway.Bee-Bop
Thanks for the reply; I just thought with this thread being so long, it was a larger gathering of folks. Glad those that did attend had a good time.Bee-Bop


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Chapter 1. Equalization by County Board of Equalization
Article 1.7. Assessment Hearing Officers*
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1638. Representatives of assessor and assessee. The applicant may be represented in the hearing of the application and shall have the right to offer evidence. The assessor may be represented in the hearing by an attorney if the applicant is represented by an attorney and one or more members of his staff, and the assessor and members of his staff shall have the right to offer evidence. The hearing shall be conducted in accordance with Section 1609. The hearing and disposition of applications shall be conducted in an informal manner.
History.—Stats. 1973, Ch. 468, p. 941, in effect January 1, 1974, added "an attorney if the applicant is represented by an attorney and" after "hearing" in the second sentence. Stats. 1984, Ch. 678, in effect January 1, 1985, substituted "1609" for "1609.2" after "Section" in the third sentence.
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Help Pass the Sportsmen's Act of 2012
Passage of the Sportsmen's Act of 2012 would be a major step forward for hunters and anglers. Photo by Dusan Smetana.
Earlier this year, Sen. Jon Tester of Montana introduced a legislative package called the Sportsmen's Act of 2012 that would provide a whole host of benefits to hunters and anglers.
The act is a compilation of nearly 20 bills that focuses on increasing access for recreational hunting and fishing and reaffirming the country's commitment to habitat conservation. Among other things, the bill would:
renew the North American Wetlands Conservation Act
promote shooting ranges on public lands
promote better access to public lands
Senator Tester and other sportsmen-conservationists in the Senate have made several attempts to bring the bill up for a vote; all efforts to pass the Sportsmen's Act of 2012 have failed.
Senate leadership has indicated that they plan to hold a vote on the legislation this weekend.
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Arsène Wenger's side temporarily went top of the Premier League on Saturday afternoon with a 4-2 victory against Aston Villa.
After the match the Arsenal manager spoke exclusively to Arsenal TV Online. He discussed:
- going top of the table on a temporary basis
- staying patient in the first half
- Villa's response and echoes of the Spurs game
- Arsenal's excellent away record
- responding to suggestions of a 'crisis'
Subscribers can watch this interview in full now.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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James Cameron:
Before Avatar ... a curious boy
James Cameron's big-budget (and even bigger-grossing) films create unreal worlds all their own. In this personal talk, he reveals his childhood fascination with the fantastic — from reading science fiction to deep-sea diving — and how it ultimately drove the success of his blockbuster hits "Aliens," "The Terminator," "Titanic" and "Avatar."
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On a day when many of his classmates were picking out gaudy suits and preparing to be the showcase attraction in tonight's NBA Draft, James Michael McAdoo showed up for work in a t-shirt and shorts.
In this case, "work" meant summer school classes and a weight room workout with Carolina strength coach Jonas Sahratian. For the second straight spring, McAdoo had the opportunity to consider turning pro. And for the second straight spring, he chose to return to Chapel Hill.
"I still have some areas of improvement I want to work on," McAdoo said Thursday afternoon. "I could've done that pre-draft, but I'd much rather do it here, as a Tar Heel."
That means that McAdoo's plans for draft night include a probable trip to the gym for an extra workout rather than watching the event live. The rising junior, who says he usually watches the draft, has no plans to view it this year.
The extra work is part of an offseason plan that is different from last summer, when McAdoo had plenty of buzz from a stellar NCAA Tournament performance as a freshman.
"Last year, I accepted those expectations but I didn't really do anything with them," McAdoo says. "I didn't work as hard as I should have in the offseason. I just felt like the success at the end of the year would carry over. Now I realize what needs to be done and what I need to improve on, regardless of the expectations."
It will be interesting to see what those outside expectations--which Roy Williams constantly advises his players to avoid--become. It's not as though McAdoo had a bad sophomore year, and he earned second-team All-ACC honors.
In the nine-season Williams era prior to this summer, sixteen Tar Heels have made at least second-team All-ACC and been eligible to return to school the next year. Only seven of them have returned, and three of those instances belong to one player--Tyler Hansbrough.
After finishing second on the team in scoring (14.4 points per game) and leading the team in rebounding (7.3 rebounds per game), McAdoo is just the fourth Tar Heel in the Williams era to rank in the top two in those categories and return to school the next season. All three of the others have their jersey in the Smith Center rafters: Tyler Zeller, Hansbrough and Sean May.
Each added a new element to their games by returning to school. Zeller got much stronger in Chapel Hill. Hansbrough turned into a reliable outside shooter. May's post moves became deadly and his conditioning improved markedly.
So what does McAdoo hope to improve as he eyes the 2013-14 campaign? "Almost everything, really."
The Norfolk native is disappointed in his sophomore year free throw shooting; he had 60 more attempts than anyone else on the roster, but hit just 57.8 percent of them. That's down from 63.8 percent as a freshman, and "That's not me," McAdoo says. "That's something I'm working on. I'm also working on being a better low post scorer. Getting in the gym and getting better is what it comes down to."
It's a worthwhile goal to improve his scoring in the paint, but it's also possible he won't be as needed on that area of the floor this season. The Tar Heels have added freshmen Kennedy Meeks and Isaiah Hicks ("His motor has impressed me," Marcus Paige said Thursday of Hicks), and it's unlikely McAdoo will have to spend much time at center this season, as he did last year.
The shift to the post as a sophomore had both mental and physical repercussions. Mentally, McAdoo was adjusting to a completely new position, one for which he had no frame of reference. Physically, he spent much of the season nursing an injured back, a byproduct of the regular pounding that goes on in the post in ACC games.
He's healthier now, and he has an outlook that's fairly rare in the modern era of college basketball.
"I want to master the college game," he says, "before I take the next step."
Others are ready to take that next step tonight. You'll find McAdoo in the gym.
Adam Lucas is the publisher of Tar Heel Monthly.


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Of all the challenges to the Christian faith, the most powerful has been the "problem of evil" — the alleged inconsistency of believing in the God of Scripture while recognizing the occurrence of evil. Why would a good God permit …Read More
The Problem of Pain
The problem of evil has been defined as the Achilles' heel of the Christian faith. For centuries people have wrestled with the conundrum, how a good and loving God could allow evil and pain to be so prevalent in His …Read More
What's the Problem?
You don't have to be a rocket scientist to know that evil exists. You don't even have to be a theologian to know that evil exists. All that is necessary for you to know that evil exists is to exist. …Read More
Eternal Persuasion
Marketing is a difficult term to define. Books have been written, gurus have weighed in, and countless others have offered various opinions. Boiled down, however, one simple definition of marketing is "the attempt to influence the behaviors of others." In …Read More
Truly Supernatural
Near the end of my seminary days, I remember one of my professors chastising us because we really "did not believe the Bible." I found this to be a remarkable statement because, after all, I was attending one of the …Read More
Confusing Truth and Fiction
If you do much witnessing to people these days, you have probably run into this phenomenon: You tell them about Jesus, and they say something like, "Well, the church has twisted around what Jesus really said." You press them on …Read More