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Week 15 Recap
Week 15 began with four games on Sunday, July 14. The Rochester Rhinos extended their unbeaten streak with a 0-0 draw on the road against Crystal Palace Baltimore, while NSC Minnesota Stars and AC St. Louis also split points by virtue of their 2-2 tie, with Minnesota dramatically scoring in the 87th and 91st minutes to steal a point. The Montreal Impact handed the Carolina RailHawks their first road loss of the season with a 1-0 win earned by Peter Byers' goal in the 73rd minute. Blake Wagner scored a hat trick for Vancouver, enabling his Whitecaps FC to defeat Miami FC 3-1 in the last match of the day in Burnaby, British Columbia. The Tampa Bay Rowdies drew the Puerto Rico Islanders 0-0 at home in the Thursday nightcap. AC St. Louis goalkeeper Alec Dufty stopped his second penalty kick of the week on July 14, denying Austin striker Eddie Johnson in the 10th minute to keep his team in the match, though the Aztex would eventually run out 2-0 winners and extend their own unbeaten streak to five games. Puerto Rico's Florida tour kept rolling as they drew Miami FC 1-1, but the Islanders will rue the chance for a full three points after Miami scored the equalizer in stoppage time. In a battle of both conference's second-place teams, Carolina defeated Rochester 1-0 in the last match on Saturday to stay within shouting distance of conference leaders Vancouver. Home team Montreal excited their fans with a goal in the third minute of their Sunday match against Crystal Palace Baltimore, but two goals by the visitors saw the Maryland side earn their fourth road win of the year, 2-1.
Week 15 Results
|July 14
|Crystal Palace Baltimore 0, Rochester Rhinos 0
|Maryland SoccerPlex; Boyds, Md.
|July 14
|NSC Minnesota Stars 2, AC St. Louis 2
|National Sports Center; Blaine, Minn.
|July 14
|Montreal Impact 1, Carolina RailHawks 0
|Stade Saputo; Montreal, Quebec
|July 14
|Vancouver Whitecaps FC 3, Miami FC 1
|Swangard Stadium; Burnaby, British Columbia
|July 15
|Tampa Bay Rowdies 0, Puerto Rico Islanders 0
|George M. Steinbrenner Field; Tampa, Fla.
|July 17
|Rochester Rhinos 0, Carolina RailHawks 1
|Marina Auto Stadium; Rochester, N.Y.
|July 17
|Austin Aztex 2, AC St. Louis 0
|House Park; Austin, Texas
|July 17
|Miami FC 1, Puerto Rico Islanders 1
|Lockhart Stadium; Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
|July 18
|Montreal Impact 1, Crystal Palace Baltimore 2
|Stade Saputo; Montreal, Quebec
Week 15 Quick Hits
- Austin became the first team to 10 wins this season after defeating St. Louis on Saturday. They also became the first team to score 30 goals, while there has yet to be another team to score 20.
- Rochester had their eight game unbeaten streak ended by Carolina in their 1-0 loss at home. Both teams have been tough to beat on the road this year with a combined 8-2-7 record in away games.
- Visiting teams are finding it difficult to score in the Pacific Northwest as Vancouver and Portland have given up just seven goals at home in a combined 22 games.
Week 16 Preview
Week 16 will kick off with four midweek matches, with the first pair on Wednesday, July 21. The NSC Minnesota Stars will play host to Puerto Rico at 8 p.m. ET in Blaine, Minn., while the second Wednesday evening match will feature St. Louis visiting Stade Saputo to take on the Montreal Impact at 7:30 p.m. ET. The two Thursday matches will kick off with the Rochester Rhinos at the Tampa Bay Rowdies at 7:30 p.m. ET, followed by Vancouver Whitecaps FC playing host to rival Portland Timbers 10:30 p.m. ET in Burnaby, British Columbia. The weekend opens with a Saturday afternoon match between Crystal Palace Baltimore and AC St. Louis at 3 p.m. ET at the Marlyand SoccerPlex. That evening will feature the Puerto Rico Islanders and Rochester Rhinos facing off at 8:05 p.m. ET in Bayamon, Puerto Rico. The first of two Sunday matches will see Miami FC at the Tampa Bay Rowdies at 4 p.m. ET at George M. Steinbrenner Field, while the final match of Week 16 will be Vancouver Whitecaps FC playing host to the NSC Minnesota Stars at 10 p.m. ET in Burnaby, British Columbia.
Week 16 Schedule
|Time (ET)
|July 21
|NSC Minnesota Stars vs. Puerto Rico Islanders
|8 p.m.
|National Sports Center; Blaine, Minn.
|July 21
|Montreal Impact vs. AC St. Louis
|7:30 p.m.
|Stade Saputo; Montreal, Quebec
|July 22
|Tampa Bay Rowdies vs. Rochester Rhinos
|7:30 p.m.
|George M. Steinbrenner Field; Tampa, Fla.
|July 22
|Vancouver Whitecaps FC vs. Portland Timbers
|10:30 p.m.
|Swangard Stadium; Burnaby, British Columbia
|July 24
|Crystal Palace Baltimore vs. AC St. Louis
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|Maryland SoccerPlex; Boyds, Md.
|July 24
|Puerto Rico Islanders vs. Rochester Rhinos
|7 p.m.
|Estadio Juan Ramon Loubriel; Bayamon, Puerto Rico
|July 25
|Tampa Bay Rowdies vs. Miami FC
|4 p.m.
|George M. Steinbrenner Field; Tampa, Fla.
|July 25
|Vancouver Whitecaps FC vs. NSC Minnesota Stars
|10 p.m.
|Swangard Stadium; Burnaby, British Columbia
Week 16 Notes
- Rochester begins a southeastern tour as they are on the road to Tampa, Puerto Rico and Carolina in a three=-game road trip beginning July 22.
- Vancouver will close out a four game home stand this week when they play host to Portland and Minnesota. This will be the first visit to Swangard Stadium for Portland, while Minnesota will be looking to reverse their 2-0 loss in their opening game of the season on their first trip to the stadium on April 11.
- Carolina and Austin will be idle in Week 16.
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But what is a demon?
There are various theories by various experts with varied world views.
That tends to make it very confusing.
I'd like to make an attempt to look at the topic historically, theologically and practically in a series of posts here on my blog.
First, I think we need to look at the etymology of the word 'Demon' to give us a historical perspective on the meaning of the word. It is like many things an evolution and convolution of ideas philosophical and theological.
First, let look at the Hellenistic Etymology of the word.
The original meaning of δαίμων 'daimon' or demon in antiquity was far different than the meaning as we understand it today. Its overall meaning, according to its first use in the Homeric Epics is "a power that accompanies men and dispenses destiny". Homer sees it as an impersonal power or one of a divinity that distributes incidents in the individuals' life.
The term then becomes personified as Hesiod includes demons in his classification of rational beings, in which he categorizes them as men who have passed on into an immortal afterlife.
Plato's student Xenocrates and others expanded these concepts even further by suggesting that there were three classes of demons: those that were eternally disembodied spirits, the disembodied souls of the dead and the soul or sentient force that abides in man. Within this framework the demon was also given human emotions and motivations as well as the moral distinction that some of these beings were good, while others were evil.
By the 4th century the word became associated with primarily evil or unlucky events, and the demon became a kind of scapegoat for the gods. Demons became the source of trouble and woe to the human race and eventually they were regarded as evil entities, even though the idea of both good and evil demons still remained in the philosophical debate.
Plutarch and Apuleius further developed demonology by determining that the individual was constantly surrounded by these unseen forces and they affected them on a daily basis. They developed the demonology of the early Christian Era, and Plutach postulated that the gods of the polytheists were in fact demonic spirits (Moralia 361C; 415A-419A). Judiasm in the Pre-Christian era had already adopted this philosophy that demons were evil intermediate beings, and the Apostle Paul in his first letter to the Corinthian Church also attests that pagan gods are in fact demonic entities (1 Corinthians 10:10)
The belief in demon possession became widespread, leading to exorcism by pagans(Lucian, Lover of Lies 16; Philostratus, Life of Appollonius IV.20), Jews(Josephus, Antiquities VIII.ii.5[46-49], and Christians(Acts of Peter II; Justin, Apology II,5).
In the evolution of the concept of demons and demonology, it is interesting to see how analogous the original and primary concept of the term is with our modern notion of 'spirit'. Being an ethereal but manifest force is of course the primary characteristic of demons as we view them today. However it is very interesting to see that the ancients talked about an animating force that was both outside of them as divine and internally as a guiding presence. According to The New International Dictionary of New Testament Theology, Empedocles believed that "daimon was a separate spiritual being, not the psyche which accompanied a man from birth" (Brown, 1979, Vol.1 p.450). This discussion itself shows that some may have thought that demons were also internal beings that also dwelt within men, perhaps producing unexplained feelings or emotions. This if true could be the basis for the concept of demon possession.
It is also fascinating to see that Plato's students classified some demons as the disembodied spirits of the dead. Many Christians believe that 'ghosts' if real are demonic entities, and this would support that theory. However demon in our historical cultural context does denote evil primarily, and as we have seen ancient Greco-Roman culture did not adhere to that view exclusively. Therefore the theory cannot be substantiated by this historical anecdote. In our present philosophical understanding the 3 categories of demons proposed by Xenocrates and others can be distinguished as different and distinct phenomena. The soul "in" us is a different thing than a permanently disincarnate being; while they are both spiritual and ethereal in nature, it would seem theologically that they are distinct in substance. Also while Scripture does not specifically define what exactly a demon and a 'ghost' are in substance, it would seem by reference that they are also distinct from one another.Otherwise while during the storm on Galilee when the disciples though that Jesus was a ghost (Matt 14:22-32; Mark 6:45-52), would they not have tried to expel it from the area? After all they were trained and anointed to exorcise demons as they ministered in the area in the previous chapters (Matt 10; Mark 6:7-13). Thus this incident would imply that demons and ghosts are two distinct phenomena.
So we see that the term 'demon' has undergone quite an evolution in concept over its course in history. However, since the Christian Era in Western civilization the meaning has changed little. It is rather the theory of their origin and order that has changed greatly over the past 2,000 years as church Theologians and Rabbinical Kabbalists have tried to unravel the mystery of these ethereal entities. That topic will have to be addressed in a future part of our discussion.
For another interesting look at the demonic and the supernatural in Fortean studies I advise you to read: The source of the supernatural - A question that is not easy to answer By Rev. Barry Porter
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US media is searching for the man behind the insulting home made cheap film that has turned the Middle East and Islamic World as it seems upside. At first in Egypt we thought crazy racist Morris Sadek was standing behind the film along with the infamous Terry Jones but it turned out that Sadek was just bluffing.
"I wrote its introduction only" Sadek claimed yesterday in pride to all the Egyptian TV channels, Websites and newspapers that spoke to him adding that he did not insult Islam or Prophet Mohamed "PBUH" and that he only mentioned facts !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sadly enough Sadek has become the infamous star of media in Egypt yesterday after being nobody. Already people tend to forget that the Egyptian citizenship of that awful hateful guy was stripped from him in 2010 !!
Ironically the public prosecutor in Egypt has put the name of Sadek and Terry Jones along other radical Egyptian Christians on the Waiting blacklist in Egypt so they would be arrested when they arrived to Egypt !! As if they will come to Egypt !!
According to international agencies and newspapers mainly "AP" and "Wall Street Journal" the producer of that film is 56 years old American Israeli citizen whose name is "Sam Bacile". That person spoke on the phone with AP and Wall Street Journal from some unknown place hiding from the wrath of Muslims. Through the phone Bacile claimed that he had raised $5 million from about 100 Jewish donors and had shot a two-hour movie in California last year. It is worth to mention that Sadek gave AP his phone's number.
You can imagine how this info received in the media , to be honest some found it a relief to put the blame on some Israeli and some considered it as a conspiracy by Israel to turn Muslims and Christians against each other.
Now amazingly one in Israel knew the guy , he is unknown in filmmaking industry there according to the Israeli ministry of foreign affairs whose spokesperson described Bacile as unspeakable idiot regardless of who he is. The mystery continued and news agencies found no public records for Sam Bacile.
One of the consultants of that shifty film is from the famous right wing extremist Steve Klein who is linked to radical militia movement that refuses everybody in the States. Klein spoke to AP and told the famous agency that Bacile was not Israeli or Jewish revealing that Bacile is Arab American Christian.
Now after quick search we found Nakoula Basseley Nakoula , a 56 years Coptic Christian in California was the producer of that stupid film. We found also that he is already convicted of Financial crimes and he got many alias including Nicola Bacily. Bacily is too close to Bacile yet the man refused to admit that he directed that crappy film despite the AP found strong evidence connects him with Bacile persona.
So Nakoula Basseley Nakoula is Sam Bacile. If he is so coward , why he produced and directed that film !?? He is not Israeli , he is Egyptian American Christian convicted loser.
Now side notes :
- The Egyptian Orthodox Church and its Holy Synod condemned the film for days now.
- A group of Egyptian Christians hit Morris Sadek Yesterday after meeting him in some street in Washington D.C with their shoes."I hope the news is true"
- In the biggest ironies of all times , Google blocked the offensive film on YouTube in Egypt and Libya !! Already it will be uploaded to other websites.
- There is online campaign now in Egypt to report the clips of the film on YouTube in order to be removed.


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Lemon Buttermilk Cake
It's citrus season in California. My trees are full of ripe grapefruits, tangerines, limes and oranges. Alas my new little lemon tree is fruitless, but there are plenty of lemons to be had from friends and neighbors.
My oldest daughter, Mimi Jr., made this lemon buttermilk cake for me this week. She is turning into a very fine baker. Mimi J found the basic recipe in an old issue of Bon Appetit magazine (February 2005). As this delicate lemon cake bakes a lemon curd sauce forms on the bottom of the baking dish. The cake is so velvety smooth it melts in your mouth. The lemon sauce has just the right tang, to balance the sweetness of the cake and the blueberries are the perfect finishing touch. This cake is like sunshine in a dish and will surely make your winter a little warmer.
Lemon Buttermilk Cake
adapted from Bon Appetit
1 1/2 cups buttermilk
1 cup sugar divided
4 large egg yolks
1/3 cup lemon juice
1/4 cup flour
1/4 cup unsalted butter, melted
1/8 teaspoon salt
3 large egg whites.
Fresh berries
Whipping cream
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. butter an 8x8x2 inch glass baking dish. Blend buttermilk, 1/2 cup sugar egg yolks lemon juice, flour, butter and salt in blender until smooth.
Using an electric mixer beat egg whites until soft peaks form. Gradually add remaining 1/2 cup sugar and beat until stiff but not dry. Gently fold the buttermilk mixture into white in 3 additions, batter will be runny.
Pour batter into prepared dish. Place dish in a roasting pan. Pour enough not water into roasting pan to come half way up the sides of dish. Bake until entire top is evenly browned and cake moves very slightly in center but feels slightly springy to touch, about 45 minutes. Remove dish from roasting pan, place dish on cooling rack and cool cake completely. Refrigerate 3-6 hours, until cold. Serve with fresh berries and lightly whipped cream.


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One Day After Bitcoin Arrest, Winklevii Argue for Fewer Bitcoin Rules
At a panel on virtual currencies held by the New York Department of Financial Services yesterday, Bitcoin investors Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss warned banking supervisors that too many rules would "cripple" the volatile crytocurrency. It seems the twins only like an overzealous legal system when it adds to their bank account.
Just one day earlier, Charlie Shrem, the CEO of a Bitcoin company financed by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, was arrested for money laundering using Bitcoins on Silk Road. (Shrem's company, BitInstant, was not named in the indictment.) In a statement about the arrest, the brothers distanced themselves from Shrem, and said they "look forward to clearer regulation being implemented on the purchase and sale of bitcoins."
By clearer, they apparently meant invisible. According to the Wall Street Journal, the investors tried to stoke fears of losing Bitcoin jobs overseas:
In the first of two days of hearings held by New York's top banking supervisor on the topic, prominent bitcoin entrepreneurs such as Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss acknowledged potential benefits of setting certain rules on the industry but warned that too much regulation could stall innovation and send jobs overseas. [...]
Regulation "will play the biggest role in bitcoin's forthcoming evolution," Cameron Winklevoss told a panel from the New York Department of Financial Services. He warned that "overregulation could cripple its development."
Regulators were understandably concerned that Shrem, an early advocate and (until this week) vice president of the Bitcoin Foundation, was accused of laundering the currency through a "dark web drug site." But Shrem's backers, who invested through their fund Winklevoss Capital Management, said it was no big deal:
Responding to a question from Benjamin Lawsky, the superintendent of the New York financial-services department, who presided over the hearing, Tyler Winklevoss described the arrest of Mr. Shrem as a "speed bump" for the fledgling industry.
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• Carli Lloyd Scores Both Goals for USA, Including Second Straight Olympic Gold Medal Game-Winner; Earns Bud Light Woman of the Match Honors
LONDON, England (Aug. 9, 2012) - The U.S. Women's National Team captured the gold medal at the 2012 London Olympics with a 2-1 victory against Japan in front of a crowd of 80,203 at the famed Wembley Stadium. U.S. midfielder Carli Lloyd, the gold medal hero of the 2008 Olympics, led the way once again with both goals for the United States as they upended 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup champion Japan and captured their third-consecutive Olympic championship.
The USA won its fourth gold medal in the five Olympic competitions featuring women's soccer. The U.S. has also taken the overall soccer gold medal lead for combined women's and men's Olympic Games. Both the men's soccer teams from Great Britain and Hungary have earned three gold medals. The attendance at Wembley was an Olympic record crowd for women's soccer and the largest crowd the U.S. WNT has played in front of outside of the United States.
The U.S. WNT will savor the moment of Olympic gold and participate in the Closing Ceremonies in London before returning to the home front for matches starting in September. The team kicks off their victory tour when they host Costa Rica on Sept. 1 at 2:30 p.m. ET at Sahlen's Stadium in Rochester, N.Y., the hometown of U.S. forward Abby Wambach. The U.S. will then face Australia on Sept. 16 at The Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif. (12:30 p.m. PT). Both matches will be broadcast live on NBC.
"This was a year's worth of work and the sacrifices all of us have had to make for our friends and families, for the players that didn't make the roster, this goes out to all of our fans that cheered us on last summer and were equally as heartbroken as we were," said U.S. forward Abby Wambach. "This year has been trials and tribulations, we lost to Japan a few times, and this win feels like everything has come full circle. I'm so proud of this team for never giving up. It was a team effort for this entire tournament and it shows what it takes to win championships -- it's teamwork and loyalty and trusting in each other." [More Quotes]
On Thursday, the USA got off to a flying start in the gold medal match when Lloyd gave her side an early lead in the eighth minute. Shannon Boxx worked the ball from right to left to Kelley O'Hara and then Tobin Heath. Heath slipped a low cross into the box for Alex Morgan, whose first touch took her to the end line left of the goal. She deftly crossed the ball across the front of the goalmouth with her next touch towards Wambach who had crashed towards the net. While it appeared Wambach was poised to get a goal in her sixth straight game London, she remained tightly marked and Lloyd darted into the scene from her midfield run and headed the ball into the right side of the net. Morgan's assist was her team-leading fifth of the Olympics.
Japan found a long spell of possession after the USA goal and ultimately an array of scoring chances. In the 17th minute, Homare Sawa slipped Nahomi Kawasumi through into the left side of the penalty area and the defender took a shot toward the far right post that got past U.S goalkeeper Hope Solo, but team captain Christie Rampone hustled to get a body on the ball and prevent a goal. The rebound deflected off Solo's back and bounced in the six-yard box where Yuki Ogimi came rushing in to try and finish the opportunity, but Solo did well to get back into position and made a point-blank save.
The American 'keeper came up with a huge save on Ogimi again one minute later, when the Japanese forward snapped a high-header on goal. Solo leapt to get her left glove on the shot and push the ball off the crossbar. U.S. defender Rachel Buehler's headed clearance fell back to Ogimi for another sniff, but her strike from close range went wide right and high.
The U.S. avoided a potential game-changing moment in the 26th minute when Miyama's free kick from just outside the box struck the left arm of U.S. midfielder Tobin Heath, who was positioned near the wall inside the penalty area. Japan's appeals for a penalty were denied as referee Bibiana Steinhaus signaled for play to continue.
Maintaining a one-goal lead to start the second half, the USA gave itself a bit more breathing room in the 54th minute with Lloyd's second goal of the game. Rapinoe dished to Lloyd just inside the Japanese half and she did the rest, dribbling for more than 25 yards through the center of the park and slicing towards goal before unleashing a wicked right-footed blast from 20 yards out that streamed into the left side netting, giving Japan's diving goalkeeper Miho Fukumoto no chance. The strike would prove to be the game-winner, her second straight in Olympic gold medal matches as she scored the deciding goal in the USA's 1-0 overtime victory against Brazil in Beijing in 2008.
Japan's continual possession and pressure eventually paid off with Ogimi's rebound goal in the 63rd minute. Japan strung together a bevy of passes before a slicing ball was put into the right side of the penalty area for the streaking Shinobu Ohnu. She took a quick touch before cutting the ball back to Sawa who was wide open at the penalty spot. Sawa hit a first-time shot that got past Solo, and once again Rampone blocked the goal-bound shot off the line. The ball fell back to Sawa, and this time she touched it to her left for Ogimi and the forward buried the easy finish from two yards out.
Japan's offense had another similar scramble in the 74th minute after Lloyd was called for a handball outside of the box on the right side. Miyama took the free kick and the delivery was deflected to Azusa Iwashimizu who hit a volley on target that seemed destined for goal, but U.S. defender Amy LePeilbet stood resolute and blocked the shot while on her knees. The ball remained loose, but Japan's Saki Kumagai was eventually called for a foul and the USA maintained their slim advantage.
Lloyd searched for a hat trick and she came close with a screaming shot in the 82nd minute that rose just inches over the crossbar. In the final 10 minutes, Japan nearly equalized when Mana Iwabuchi stole the ball from Rampone near the top of the box and closed in one-on-one with Solo. Coming in from the left side, Iwabuchi tried to curl a shot towards the back post but Solo was up to the challenge and made a monster diving save to keep the U.S. in the lead. Solo made six saves on the night, and after two minutes of added time the U.S. were once again crowned Olympic champions.
Additional Notes:
• Midfielder Shannon Boxx returned to the starting lineup for the first time since injuring a hamstring during the USA's Olympic-opening 4-2 win against France on July 25. She replaced Lauren Cheney, who injured her ankle during the USA's semifinal victory against Canada on Aug. 6.
- U.S. Women's National Team Match Report -
Match: U.S. Women's National Team vs. Japan
Scoring Summary: 1 2 F
JPN: 1-Miho Fukimoto; 2-Yukari Kinga, 3-Azusa Iwashimizu, 4-Saki Kumagai, 5-Aya Sameshima (16-Mana Iwabuchi, 77); 6-Mizuho Sakaguchi (14-Asuna Tanaka, 59), Aya Miyama (capt.), 9-Nahomi Kawasumi, 10-Homare Sawa; 11-Shinobu Ohno (13-Karina Maruyama, 86), 17-Yuki Ogimi
Statistical Summary: USA / JPN
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UAB Fall Update
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - The UAB baseball team, which finished tied for fourth in the Conference USA standings last season, wrapped up its 33-day fall camp this past weekend. The Blazers return 19 letterwinners from last season's club and have added 14 newcomers. UAB head coach Brian Shoop said overall he was pleased with the camp and progression of the returning veterans.
"They are all better and more comfortable," Shoop said. "Ryan Keedy is significantly better and has been a model for what we wanted this fall. (Jonathan) Merritt's much better after playing about 35 games up in the Northwood League this past summer and I think (Brint) Hardy's a lot better."
In the team's seven-game Green vs. Gold series this fall, Keedy, a senior first baseman, hit .429 with an RBI and three walks, while Hardy hit .417 with three runs scored, a double and one triple.
The Green club won the series 4-2-1.
Junior catcher/infielder Allen Aubin shined in the series, batting .500 with two RBI, two doubles and a home run, while fellow Green teammate Austin Taylor, a junior outfielder in his first season with the Blazers, hit .667 with an RBI and three walks.
Another newcomer that had a strong series was freshman infielder Nick Crawford, who hit .333 with a pair of walks and runs scored, in addition to playing superior defense.
"Nick Crawford has such energy and passion and he probably led us in fielding percentage this fall. A lot of schools backed off of recruiting Nick because he's so small (5-7, 145 lbs), but we've been the fortunate beneficiaries of that because those schools missed, he's a very good player," Shoop said. "Austin Taylor had a very good offensive fall, but he's going to need to defend better."
The Blazers not only showed improvements at the plate this fall, but also on the mound. Shoop said he was pleased with the progress of the staff and believes he has some first-year arms that will be able to contribute in the upcoming 2008 season.
"Kyle Roberson had a very good fall and it's important that he carries that over to the spring," Shoop said. "Mitch (Kloskowski) was super in the fall as well. Our veterans were almost a man better than a year ago and that's the natural progression you hope for."
Roberson struck out three in three innings and allowed just one run in his fall series start, while his counterpart, Kloskowski, also struck out three and allowed one run in three innings in earning a tie.
Senior right-hander Brandon Flaherty allowed no runs and struck out five batters in his start, while fellow senior Brandon Wallace nearly mirrored that performance, striking out five in allowing just one run in his three innings.
Two new arms Shoop was impressed with during fall camp were those of junior transfers Beau Pender and Johnny Volk. Pender, who is coming back from injury, saw limited action in the Green vs. Gold series, while Volk pitched three innings, struck out two and issued no walks.
"Pender is a legitimate Conference USA weekend guy so we need him to come back healthy for us," Shoop said. "Volk throws a lot of strikes and has an unorthodox delivery which makes him effective and he is a very competitive kid."
The Blazers will begin winter training on Feb. 1, 2008.


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Season reports "At 2-5 in the Pac-10, Arizona itself might be a bit of a doormat, but that doesn't make it OK to just go around and wipe your feet on Chase Budinger's face. That's what Houston's Aubrey Coleman did to Budinger yesterday, and while I can't say for sure that I know the man's intent, you know, he did stomp on a guy's face, showed no signs of offering any kind of apology, and smiled while receiving a congratulatory "Hey, way to step on that guy's face!" high-five on his way off the floor. To me, that's unsportsmanlike. Arizona went on to win 96-90 in overtime, despite the fact that Houston led 63-51 at the time of the face-stomping. Consider that your daily dose of karma, Mr. Coleman"
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The experiences gained during a liberal arts education can pay off later in life in surprising ways. Take the case of Arun Sharma'92, who has managed a motorcycle dealership for the high-end Italian brand Ducati in Portland, Ore., for the last dozen years.
As helpful as the skills Sharma honed while completing a double major in English literature and creative writing (and a journalism minor) have surely been, it was a different part of his Beloit education that seeded a recent brainstorm.
While planning a photo shoot involving a beautiful woman posing with a new Ducati motorcycle model, Sharma recalls, "We were talking about the old 'Dress to Get Laid' parties [at Beloit], and I pulled out an old photograph of me in a black-and-white polka-dot miniskirt, with my hair teased out and in high heels. It became a joke that we should do the same thing with these shots. We decided to recreate all the images we had shot with Kylie, the original model, and the bike. So we did it with all the dudes who worked in the shop."
He hastens to add, "It was completely voluntary."
The photos were posted in late 2012, but it was only after an article about them appeared on The Huffington Post in October 2013 that the pictures went viral online. Their popularity stems from the way they simply, cleverly, and humorously expose some awkward truths about the way advertisers use sex to sell.
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That's just one of the ways the Beloit community's embracing of unconventionality had a positive impact on Sharma.
"I will put this squarely on [English professor] Tom McBride. He, and by extension Beloit, showed me that there are other ways of doing things than the norm.
"When I had a paper due on the wolf-lamb power strategy by La Fontaine, I turned in 12 pages of Calvin and Hobbes comic strips, explaining how, in Calvin and Hobbes, you can see the wolf-lamb power strategy, and Tom McBride gave me an A-minus. If he had said, 'You're stupid. This is dumb. You have to do it the same way as everyone else,' I probably wouldn't be the same person."
Sharma was the product of, in his words, "a very unlikely romance." His father ("my hero") was born in the tiny village of Kota, India, to illiterate farmers who lived in a cow-dung house. From this background, he attended college in India and traveled to London on a scholarship. There, he met and fell in love with Sharma's mother, whose parents had escaped the Holocaust by emigrating from Minsk to New York City.
After marrying, the couple moved to the United States and eventually settled in Hawaii, where both taught at the University of Hawaii, and where Arun was born and raised. His childhood, though, involved the sort of peripatetic lifestyle possible for college professors with family members scattered around the globe.
During one sabbatical, Sharma lived in his father's village for a year as a young child, forgetting English by the time he returned to the States. Another time, his family lived in New York City for a year. A rebellious teen, he ended up in an international boarding school in the Himalayas (the Woodstock School in Mussoorie, India) for the last two years of high school.
Sharma chose Beloit in part because its small size promised a smoother transition back to U.S. life. He completed his degree in four straight years, and in the process, formed a strong relationship with McBride that continues to this day. "I went to my first Beloit homecoming two years ago, and saw Tom. We chat on Facebook."
While at Beloit, Sharma bought his first motorcycle (a 1985 Honda Nighthawk 450) and volunteered at a nearby exotic animal sanctuary, inaugurating two interests that would serve him well in years to come. After graduation, he embarked with classmate Jason Goodman'92 on a motorcycle tour of the western United States in search of a place to settle.
Santa Fe, while appealing, seemed too arty for good employment prospects, although ironically Sharma later worked in Portland as an art broker. In Arizona, he was hit by a car, suffering a broken back. ("That was my sign not to move to Arizona," he says.)
After recuperating in Hawaii, Sharma joined Duncan Rotch'92 and Todd Tubutis'92 in Portland. (Both Rotch and Tubutis still live in Portland as well.) He had absolutely no job prospects or career plans at that point.
"I worked temp jobs. I rolled carpet for trade shows at the Convention Center. I folded jeans at the Levi's store for an hourly wage. I worked for Campbell's Soup, rearranging soup cans on store shelves. I hated it, frankly."
In another Beloit connection, Sharma became acquainted with the family of Portland-raised Juli Amato Kirby'95, which led to a job as a picture framer at a gallery owned by one of her relatives. That eventually led him to open his own art brokering business for several years, during which time he also bought and sold exotic reptiles from the basement of the house he lived in with Rotch and Tubutis.
That led to some awkward moments. "I would buy frozen mice and would have to thaw them out before feeding," says Sharma. "One day Duncan came home, and there was a pot on the stove … It was traumatic for Duncan."
"I'm not a good self-employed person, though," he admits. "I could always put stuff off until tomorrow." Eventually seeking the structure of a part-time job, he got a sales position in May of 2000 with a brand-new Ducati dealership, and within two years he was handed the managerial keys.
Since then, MotoCorsa has earned more awards from Ducati than any dealer in North America, and has now achieved some mainstream notoriety with its gender-swapped photo shoot. "One of my employees was on a trip to Italy, and he was recognized at a Ducati factory from the photo shoot," says Sharma proudly.
In its seemingly random, but ultimately purposeful, twists and turns, Sharma's path resembles that taken by many liberal arts graduates, who emerge from Beloit with skills and attitudes that send them on the scenic route to success. In its particulars, however, his journey is uniquely his own.
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We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to to protecting endangered forests and wildlife along the pacific slope of Central America. Our work is currently centered on the Paso del Istmo biological corridor in Southwestern Nicaragua. Our programs include reforestation, community-based eco-tourism, wildlife research and protection, and environmental education. We teach children that the animals in their backyards are globally important and that they must serve as the environmental leaders in their communities. Other efforts include the protection of coastal-marine environments. In 2007, we provided training and hired local residents as community rangers to protect nesting sea turtles. Already we have prevented hundreds of critically endangered Leatherback and Hawskbill turtle eggs from being poached. We have also planted over 200,000 trees at deforestation sites providing clean air, food, and habitat to wildlife. To learn more about what we do, please visit http://www.pasopacifico.org.
Despite all of the big things we have been able to accomplish, we are still very much a small organization. We are able to accomplish a lot with very little funds and we rely heavily on the support of our donors. This coffee will be sold online and at special events to raise funds to support our programs in Central America.
Our supporters are generally people who have a strong love for the environment, and wildlife. We also have a lot of supporters who are from Central America and want to support their community. Consequently, we would like the label to be bright, earthy/granola/crunchy looking, and possibly Central American-inspired.
We need 2 labels (front and back). The dimensions will be 4 inches high by 2 ¾ inches wide. The front label will say:
" CORRIDOR COFFEE Connecting forests for wildlife"
"100% Arabica, Ground (or Whole Bean) Net Wt. 12 oz. (340g) Distributed by Paso Pacifico (our logo) PO Box 1244, Ventura, CA 93002
1-805-643-7044 http://www.pasopacifico.org "
The front should feature a colorful drawing of tropical forest wildlife. A spider monkey or Yellow Naped Amazon parrot would be ideal. There should be trees, forest, or corridor in the illustration as well. The back label will have an illustration of the biological corridor we are working to restore. A map of the biological corridor for you to work from can be found here:
We have not finished writing up what our exact wording will be on the back. It should be something along these lines:
"While enjoying this flavorful coffee, you are directly contributing the Mesoamerican Biological Corridor and its wildlife corridors along the Pacific coast. etc. etc.
To learn more about how you can support our grassroots action, visit: http://www.pasopacifico.org
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Over the last few months, while our data and languages specialists have been continuing their focus on improving language coverage and quality, the rest of the team doubled down on performance, infrastructure and bug fixing. After the big release at MIX we took the next release as an opportunity to focus on ensuring a strong foundation which can support the rapidly increasing demand for the service and fix any fit and finish issues that were postponed in the run up to that release.
A data center move, several significant user experience related performance improvements, a more scalable service infrastructure and a bunch of bug fixing later here we are with product offerings that are more performant than ever before. You may not be able to notice all the improvements, but a sampling:
Webpage Translator (Bilingual Viewer): The most visible change is the default "view" – the "translation-with-hover-original" is now the view you are presented with if you are a first time visitor. This is a change that is geared towards the most common usage scenario of the bilingual viewer where our users are looking to seamlessly translate and browse various web pages. The side-by-side view is still available just a click away, and we remember your preference of view once you switch from the default. We certainly have quite a few users who love the side-by-side view especially when using wider screens or learning a new language. You can learn more about the bilingual viewer in this blog post. Along with this change, we have been able to improve the load time, the translation time and reliability of translations on long pages. There was also a significant speed increase in English to Chinese (simplified) translation performance. Try it now!
Office: Those of you using the translation functionality in Office will also benefit from the performance related improvements. For those that haven't tried it yet, you can right click on a selection within Office products and select "Translate" to have the text be translated instantly. In Office 2010, you should be able to do this without any configuration. You can check out the manual setup instructions for Office 2003 and Office 2007 in case you are unable to see Microsoft Translator powered translations in your Office install.
SSL (HTTPS) support: You are now able to securely send text to the translation service when using the API. We have also enabled the Widget to work seamlessly on SSL protected pages (without any security warnings). This has been a frequently requested feature from many of our users and we are glad to bring it to you in this release. Those of you who already generated widget snippets for your sites, should be able to get the HTTPS enabled widget by regenerating the snippet from the widget adoption portal. On the topic of the widget, the widget again works with Norwegian now.
Text to Speech: We have added Asian language support to our Text to Speech API and user focused features. You can now "Translate-and-Speak" in Korean, Japanese and Chinese! To try it, translate something to any of the languages that we support TTS in (Chinese , Korean and Japanese in addition to English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Russian) and you should see a speaker icon above the translation.
We took the all the great feedback that our users gave on the Collaborative Translations functionality (thank you for that!) and have made a number of improvements in both the user experience and how we handle input. Finally, many of you noticed that the dictionary functionality was turned off for a little while – now it is back!
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HONG KONG — Hong Kong police say they've arrested six crew members from the two boats involved in a collision that left 37 people dead.
Police Commissioner Tsang Wai-hung said Tuesday that crew members from both boats were detained. He says they are suspected of endangering passengers by operating the craft unsafely, but he gave no other details.
Salvage crews were raising the Lamma IV, which sank after colliding with a ferry Monday night as it carried partygoers to a fireworks show celebrating China's national day. A body found aboard the vessel Tuesday afternoon raising the death toll to 37. More than 100 people were sent to a hospital.
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Utility man Quinlan on Rockies' radar
While the Phillies are making front-page news with the acquisition of ace Roy Halladay, the Rockies are quietly going about their business. That includes finding a right-handed bat to come off the bench and fill a utility role.
While it's unlikely Jamie Carroll will return to Coors Field, Robb Quinlan has emerged as a candidate. Quinlan's agent Joe Speed said today that he's had "multiple discussions" with the Rockies, but added that Quinlan is looking to match "the right opportunity and the right offer."
Speed said it's understood that his client will likely be a 24th or 25th player on the roster, but thinks Quinlan can be a contributor. Qunilan can play both corner outfield spots as well as first and third. He wants to find a National League team so he can get more playing time.
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3 lb boneless pork shoulder roast or tenderloin (trim off excess fat)
3/4 cup pomegranate arils
1/4 cup chili sauce
1/4 cup balsamic vinegar
1/4 cup pomegranate molasses
1 1/2 teaspoons mesquite liquid smoke
1 1/2 teaspoons ground ginger
1 1/2 teaspoons Mexican hot chili powder
1 1/2 teaspoons smoked paprika
1 1/2 teaspoon ground chipotle
1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1 teaspoon ground mustard
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
juice and zest of one lemon
2 onions, chopped
4 cloves garlic
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2 teaspoons ground ginger
2 teaspoons chipolte
2 teaspoons black pepper
2 teaspoons smoked paprika
Mix the spice rub ingredients together. Rub them on the pork. Sear the pork on each side in a hot, dry, nonstick skillet. Add it and all remaining ingredients to a 4 quart slow cooker. Cook for 8 hours on low. When done, meat should shred easily with a fork. Remove roast from slow cooker. Shred with a fork and set aside. Mash any solid bits of the sauce with a potato masher. Return the pork to slow cooker and toss to evenly coat in sauce. Serve on rolls.
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Discovery Communications Inc. (DISCK) Pops 2.65% for February 15Equities Staff Follow |
One of the S&P 500's big winners for Monday February 15 was Discovery Communications Inc. (DISCK) as the company's stock climbed 2.65% to $24.44 on volume of 1.7 million shares.
The stock opened at $24.09 and saw an intraday low of $23.72 and an intraday high of $24.48. All told, the day saw a per-share gain of $0.63. The stock's average daily volume of 1.95 million and 430.48 million shares outstanding. Discovery Communications Inc. now has a 50-day SMA is $25.95 and 200-day SMA is $27.95, and it has a 52-week high of $32.78 and a 52-week low of $23.33.
Discovery Communications Inc is a media and entertainment company. It provides programming across multiple distribution platforms worldwide. The Company also provides educational products and services to schools & operates digital media services.
Based out of Silver Spring, MD, Discovery Communications Inc. has 6,800 employees and, after today's trading, reached a market cap of $10.52 billion. The stock's P/E Ratio is 14.7. Its P/S ratio is 2.16, P/B ratio is 1.86, and P/FCF ratio is 17.8.
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HMC Increases Energy Efficiency
The Heller H 4500 four-axis horizontal machining center is designed for increased energy efficiency and economical cutting capabilities within limited space.
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The Gowanus Canal is a 1.8 mile long formerly industrial waterway in South Brooklyn. Much like the High Line, the canal has now fallen into disuse. Our friends over at the Gowanus Canal Conservancy are working hard to transform the canal into a vibrant public space, through its preservation, restoration, and green development.
Work has begun on an exciting design for a new linear park along the canal, the Gowanus Canal Sponge Park. The design would give the canal's banks new life by granting the community access to the canal in a way it has not had before, developing publicly usable areas and creating a public esplanade on both sides of the Gowanus Canal.
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Bruce N H wrote:gid617 wrote:Any reason my 7016 Viking Boat against the Wyvern Dragon Reimagined was moved to Misc.? My guess is that Viking isn't Classic Castle?
Yes, in the Q&A thread it was clarified that these were supposed to be sets prior to KKII. That also affected Brother Steven's Border Ambush entry.
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Queen, Barry White, Starland Vocal Band, KC And The Sunshine Band, Abba and more.
Complete Top 30 for 21st August 1976
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The Nebraska baseball team (0-5, 0-0 Big Ten) took a 2-1 lead into the sixth inning on Friday night at Disch-Falk stadium, but in front of 6,004 fans the Texas Longhorns (4-1, 0-0 Big 12) responded with the game's final seven runs to win the series opener, 8-2.
The Longhorns' knockout blow came in the bottom of the eighth, when they turned a one-run advantage, 3-2, into a six run lead with five runs off three hits, two walks and two HBP.
The two offenses matched each other with nine hits each, but the Longhorns put the ball in play more with three strikeouts, while the Huskers were fanned 12 times.
Josh Scheffert led the way offensively for Nebraska with a 3-for-4 performance at the plate, including two doubles, the first two-double game of this career.
After lasting just 2.0 innings in the season opener, NU starter Brandon Pierce fell to 0-2 on the season, but gave the Huskers 5.2 solid innings back in his home state. The junior righty sent the Longhorns down in order in the second and fifth innings, while retiring 10 of the first 12 batters he faced.
Texas starter Parker French improved to 2-0 on the year, but the Huskers did some damage with a pair of runs off eight hits over 6.1 innings. In last Friday's season opener, French pitched seven shutout innings and gave up just three hits.
After going down in order in the top of the first, the Husker bats came to life with a pair of runs on four straight hits to take a 2-0 lead. Blake Headley got the inning going with a one-out base hit, the game's first hit from either team. Scheffert followed with a double that reached the left field wall, allowing Headley to score from first. Austin Darby then came through with a single to center that scored Scheffert. Tanner Lubach delivered NU's fourth straight hit off French with a perfectly executed hit-and-run. Following a visit to the mound, French got Jake Placzek to ground into a 6-3 double play to stop Nebraska from getting to the top of its order.
Pierce continued the momentum into the bottom of the second, where he retired Texas' 5-6-7 hitters in order. The Longhorns picked up their first hit off Pierce to start the third with a base knock from Codey McElroy, but Pierce responded with three straight outs to keep UT scoreless through three innings.
After Texas got on the board with a run in the fourth on three straight singles, Pierce came back with a strong fifth inning, sending down the Longhorns in order. He was unable to fly though the sixth though, as he gave up three walks and with the bases loaded, McElroy delivered a two-out single to score a pair of runs. Josh Roeder entered for his Nebraska debut and promptly retired Ben Johnson to end the sixth with Texas leading, 3-2.
The Huskers had the tying run in scoring position at second base in the top of the seventh with one out, but was unable to get Placzek home. Ty Marlow relieved French following a single from Pat Kelly and retired both Huskers he faced to end NU's threat.
Texas closer Corey Knebel took the mound in the eighth and struck out the first two Huskers he faced, before Scheffert belted his second double of the game to put the tying run in scoring position. Knebel came back and struck out Austin Darby to strand Scheffert at second.
The Longhorns added all the insurance Knebel needed in the bottom of the eighth with five runs. Knebel walked the first two Huskers he faced in the top of the ninth, but then struck out the top of NU's order to pick up his second save of the season.
The three-game series between the Huskers and Longhorns continues tomorrow at 1 p.m. Right-hander Christian DeLeon is scheduled to take the mound for Nebraska, while Texas is set to counter with lefty Dillon Peters.


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Apple pre-announces new iPhone firmware. Apple releases new fimware beta. New firmware beta leaks to pirates (JAR!). It's a familiar story (except for the Apple pre-announcing twist -- that almost never happens), and this time brings us details on the upcoming "Parental Controls" feature. (Apple Insider via iPhoneDevTeam)
A General Preference pane, iPhone's Parental Controls can be enabled or disabled, with individual options for allowing/disallowing "explicit" iPod content, and/or use of Safari, YouTube, iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store, and App Store.
Of course, since iPhoneDevTeam probably has several l33t hax0r members around the age of 10, figure the next-gen jailbreak/unlock will also remove any such parental oversight (FTW!).


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Release date: December 4
Five families dedicate endowed scholarships at Wayland
Five families dedicated new plaques marking endowed scholarships at Wayland Baptist University recently. Scholarships were unveiled in the name of Glenn and Betty Bickel of Plainview; David S. Pounds, Ph.D. and Eliede T. Drost-Pounds of California; the late Robert Wright Reeves; Harold and the late Bobbie Trull of Crosbyton; and the late Cecil and Kathleen Turner.
The Glenn and Betty Bickel Endowed Scholarship was established by the Bickels, longtime Plainview residents. Glenn is a graduate of Oklahoma State University and worked for more than 40 years for Southwestern Public Service Company in the Lubbock Division in engineering and sales. He is a registered professional engineer in the State of Texas and worked as a consultant since retirement.
Also an OSU graduate, Betty earned a bachelor's degree and master's degree and has completed advanced studies in counseling. She is a licensed professional counselor and is certified in the field of administration. She has been a high school counselor in Borger, Long Branch, N.J. and Plainview. She was also a classroom teacher and college instructor.
The David S. Pounds, Ph.D. and Eliede T. Drost-Pounds Endowed Scholarship was created by the Pounds, who now live in California. A high school dropout, David joined the U.S. Navy in 1954. Soon, he accepted Jesus Christ as his savior and began to realize the importance of education. He took correspondence courses and completed his GED, then was accepted to Wayland on individual approval after his discharge from the Navy.
As a married student with children, Pounds worked part-time, received funds from the GI Bill and a Wayland scholarship to pay his tuition. He believes the excellence of the university's Christian education provided an academic foundation to allow him to earn advanced degrees. The Poundses established the scholarship to show gratitude to God for Wayland and to pass along his blessings to help others earn a Christian education.
The Roberta Wright Reeves Endowed Scholarship was created by a trust to honor the late Reeves. The daughter of Gilbert Greer Wright and Dela Slaughter Wright, Roberta was the granddaughter of Col. C.C. Slaughter, cattleman and a Baptist who had extensive ranch land in Western Texas, surrounding what is now Wayland.
Reeves was well known in social and charitable circles in Dallas. She gave of her time and energies to serve others, and education was of great importance to her. She died May 13, 1989, in Dallas.
The Bobbie and Harold Trull Endowed Scholarship was created by their children and family to honor two longtime plains residents. A native of McAdoo, Bobbie attended Hardin-Simmons University. After marrying Harold Trull in July 1947, the couple began farming in Slaton before moving to the Wake community near McAdoo.
Both were active church members, Bobbie serving by teaching Sunday school, Girl's Auxiliary and WMU as well as leading singing. Harold served as a deacon for many years, was association clerk for Caprock Baptist Association, and is still active at First Baptist Church in Crosbyton.
Bobbie died Sept. 24, 2001. The couple has two sons, Alton and Clifford Trull, a daughter, Kathie Trull Walker, and eight grandchildren.
The Cecil and Kathleen Turner Music Endowed Scholarship was established by their four children, all Wayland graduates and all members of the International Choir. The Turners moved to Hale Center in 1951 and began a relationship with Wayland, Kathleen by enrolling in religion classes and the couple by welcoming foreign students into their home for holidays. They were longtime members of the First Baptist Church in Hale Center, where Kathleen taught Sunday school and was associational and district YWA director for many years. Kathleen was director of nurses for the South Plains College LVN Program on the Wayland campus for 10 years.
The Turners loved music and Cecil sang in the church choir for more than 30 years. The couple fostered a love for music in their children as well, through piano lessons and children's choir. Two of their children majored in music at Wayland and one minored. During their children's time at WBU, they purchased a piano for the practice room. Their children are Viki Turner Hicks, Eddie Turner, Kathie Turner Jackson and Terri Turner Burke.
Endowed scholarships are invested through the Baptist Foundation of Texas, with annual interest used to award scholarships to students at Wayland Baptist University. Donors may specify criteria for awarding scholarships, or they will be distributed to students with financial need as they qualify.
For more information on endowed scholarship gifts, contact the office of development at 291-3427.


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Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources' Massachusetts Offers Rebates for Electric Vehicles (MOR-EV) Program offers rebates of up to $2,500 through December 31, 2018, to customers purchasing or leasing a plug-in electric vehicle or zero emission motorcycle. Beginning January 1, 2019, MOR-EV will offer rebates of up to $1,500 toward the purchase or lease of eligible battery electric and fuel cell electric vehicles. Rebates are available to Massachusetts residents and residents must submit applications within three months of the vehicle purchase or lease date. Applicants must retain ownership of the vehicle for a minimum of 36 months. For more information, including application and eligibility requirements, visit the MOR-EV website.
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