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(b) Automatic Information / Login: To enable us to provide content that users need and desire, we collect aggregated site-visitation statistics using cookies. A Cookie is simply a small data file we place on your computer's hard drive when you first visit the Web Site ("Cookie"). This file contains an encrypted unique number that helps us identify you when you return to the Web Site. Cookies are employed by thousands of web sites to enhance users' web viewing experience. Cookies can neither damage user files nor can they read information from users' hard drives. Allowing us to create a Cookie on your hard drive will not give us or any other site access to the rest of your computer's hard drive, and only we will be able to read the Cookie that the Web Site creates. Certain features of freenewsample.com may not work without use of automatic information collection technologies. Information collected by these technologies cannot be used to identify you without additional identifiable information.
We may also use cookies, pixels, web beacons (which are usually small, transparent graphic images), operating system and device information and navigational data like Uniform Resource Locators (URL) to gather information regarding the date and time of your visit, the features and information for which you searched and viewed, the email you opened, or on which advertisements you clicked. This type of information is collected to make the Site more useful to you and to tailor the experience with us to meet your special interests and needs.
The use of cookies by our partners, affiliates, tracking utility company, service providers is not covered by our privacy policy. We do not have access or control over these cookies. Our partners, affiliates, tracking utility company, service providers use session ID cookies to make it easier for you to navigate our site.
We employ a software technology called clear gifs (a.k.a. Web Beacons/Web Bugs), that help us better manage content on our site by informing us what content is effective. Clear gifs are tiny graphics with a unique identifier, similar in function to cookies, and are used to track the online movements of Web users. In contrast to cookies, which are stored on a user's computer hard drive, clear gifs are embedded invisibly on Web pages and are about the size of the period at the end of this sentence. We do not tie the information gathered by clear gifs to our customers' personally identifiable information.
An "Internet protocol address" or "IP Address" is a number that is automatically assigned to your computer when you use the Internet. We, or our service providers, may use your IP Address when you access the Site or use other means to assist with delivering geographically targeted advertisements.
Most web browsers automatically accept Cookies, but if you prefer, you can edit your browser options to block Cookies in the future. The "Help" portion of the toolbar on most browsers will explain how you can prevent your browser from accepting new Cookies, how to set the browser to inform you when you receive a new Cookie, or how to reject Cookies altogether.
(c) Third-Party Information: We may also combine online and/or offline information received from third parties with the information we have already collected from you via our Site. The third party information is used for a variety of purposes including to verify other information about you (e.g., verify your mailing address to send you requested products or services) and to enhance the content and advertising we provide to you.
(d) Social Networking: You can modify your privacy settings within your My Account screen on the site. By selecting the "Community Preferences" link you can select who can see your profile information and your public messages. If you would like to have an unauthorized profile removed, you can contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com and we will delete the profile from our records.
(e) Behavioral Advertising: We use third-party advertising companies to serve ads when you visit our Web site and to collect information from emails for advertising purposes. These companies may use aggregated information (not including your name, address, email address or telephone number) about your visits to this and other Web sites in order to provide advertisements about goods and services of interest to you. If you would like more information about this practice and to know your choices about not having this information used by these companies, please see: http://www.networkadvertising.org/managing/opt_out.asp or http://www.aboutads.info/choices.
(f) Display Advertising: We utilize Google Analytics for Display Advertising, Google Display Network Impression Reporting, and Demographics and Interests reporting, including Remarketing to advertise online. This allows third-party vendors, including Google, to show our ads on sites across the internet. We use first-party cookies (such as the Google Analytics cookie) and third-party cookies (such as the DoubleClick cookie) together, to inform, optimize, and serve ads based on someones's past visits to our website. These cookies also report ad impressions, interactions with ad services and basic demographic information, such as age, gender and interests. You can opt-out of Google Analytics for Display advertising and customize Google Display Network ads using Ads Settings.
How this Information is used
We use information for personal identification for identify recognition and verification; to provide advertisements from Freenewsample or our third party marketing partners, such as: product-related and non product-related businesses as well as others that we deem valuable to our members; to get a better general understanding of the type of individuals visiting the Web Site; to respond to your requests for purchases, comments, or questions; to improve your experience at the Web Site; to collect aggregated site-visitation statistics; to alert you to product enhancements, special offers and updated information. We transfer your information to third-parties as needed, at your request, for the purposes of completing offers that you select and for targeted marketing. Your username, avatar, City, State and due date may be used on the Site or in member emails for the purposes of announcing sweepstakes winners or other public announcements and other social networking purposes like helping to identify other members that you may want to connect with.
You can limit the social networking features, the way that we tailor advertising based on your self-reported interests, and other information in your profile by clicking on the "My Account" section of the Site and deleting or modifying the information. Please see the section below on Access and Correction for more information. In addition, you can delete the cookies that we have placed on your browser.
Some or all of the information collected during a promotions, contest, polls, or sweepstakes ("Promotions") may be disclosed publicly. It may also be shared with other third parties as disclosed at the time of collection or in the Promotion rules. These third parties may include providers of prizes in order to update you of your status of your prize or other fulfillment needs or a co-sponsor who may use your Personal Information to administer the Promotion or for their marketing purposes, but only in conformance with their privacy policy as made available to you at the time of collection. Freenewsample is not responsible for their privacy policy or practices.
When you participate in a Promotion, you are subject to any official rules for that Promotion, which may contain additional information about the specific privacy practices associated with the Promotion.
Disclosure of Collected Data
- When you request us to share your personal information with another company, such as signing up for special offers or promotions.
- We will disclose aggregate level information about our database to marketers as necessary to convey the services that we have the ability to offer, or to report on the advertising campaigns that we have launched over the course of our existence.
- We may release any user information if required to comply with law; to enforce or to apply the Web Site Terms and Conditions; or under the good faith belief that disclosure is otherwise necessary or advisable including, without limitation, to protect the rights, properties, or safety of us or our users.
- Our employees and independent contractors have access to some of your personally identifiable information for the purpose of helping us run our business (not for their own purposes). They access and use such data subject to our instructions, on a "need to know" basis and under confidentiality and security agreements.
- If the Site or business is ever sold, we may disclose your personally identifiable information to a (prospective) buyer on the condition that such buyer agrees to comply with this Privacy Policy.
- We may share personally identifiable information with third-party companies.
- We freely use and disclose data in anonymous form, for example, in statistics or reports to our advertising customers.
Please remember that if you post any information in areas of our Site that are generally accessible to users, such as forums, article comments, and photo contests, it will be available to the public.
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We provide you with the ability to ensure that your personal information is correct and current. You may contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com with any changes you would like to make to your personal information or if you would like to delete your personal information. For security purposes, we require user verification via user's email address, first and last name, and zip code to update personal information. We will retain your information for as long as your account is active, as needed to provide you services, to comply with our legal obligations, resolve disputes and enforce our agreements.
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We protect the security of your personal information. We take steps to protect your data from loss, misuse, alteration, destruction, or unauthorized access. While we use security technologies to secure users' information, we cannot guarantee that any electronic communications is totally secure.
Information Retention
We retain your personal information in our database for as long as you remain a member of Freenewsample. As soon as you unsubscribe, your information is removed permanently from our database. This may not remove your information from third parties if it was previously disclosed to them.
Forums and Public Comments
We may make message boards, comment walls, and other interactive forums available as part of the Site. You should be aware that any information which you post to these interactive forums or otherwise choose to make publicly available, including your Personal Information, may be disclosed and available to all users who have access to that portion of the Site. By using these interactive forums, you agree that we are not responsible for any information that you disclose or communicate in such forums, and any disclosures you make are at your own risk.
Users of the Web Site must be at least 13 years old. If a child has provided us with personal information, that child's parent or guardian should contact us at email@example.com to delete such information from our records.
Third Party Web Sites
Please be aware that the Web Site may have links to third party web sites that may collect personally identifiable information about you. When you click on one of these third party links, you are entering another web site for which we have no responsibility. You may be directed to a third party website in the process of completing offers on our website and should be aware of this. Always check the privacy policies for each page as you may be on a third party website not owned or operated by freenewsample.com. This Notice does not cover the information practices or policies of such third party web sites. We encourage you to read the privacy policies of all such web sites since their privacy policies may be materially different from our Notice.
Our Web Site includes social media features, such as the Facebook Like button and widgets, such as the ShareThis button or interactive mini-programs that run on our site. These features may collect your IP address, which page you are visiting on our site, and may set a cookie to enable the feature to function properly. Social media features and widgets are either hosted by a third party or hosted directly on our Web Site. Your interactions with these features are governed by the privacy policy of the company providing it.
OpenID Provider
You can log in to our site using sign-in services such as Facebook Connect or an Open ID provider. These services will authenticate your identity and provide you the option to share certain personal information with us such as your name and email address to pre-populate our sign up form. Services like Facebook Connect give you the option to post information about your activities on this Web site to your profile page to share with others within your network.
Public Forums
Our Web Site offers publicly accessible blogs, message boards, comment walls and other community forums as a part of the Site. You should be aware that any information you provide in these areas or otherwise choose to make publicly available, including your Personal Information, may be disclosed and available to all users who have access to that portion of the Site. By using these forums, you agree that we are not responsible for any information that you disclose or communicate in such forums, and any disclosures you make are at your own risk. To request removal of your personal information from any of our community forums, please contact us at. In some cases, we may not be able to remove your personal information, in which case we will let you know if we are unable to do so and why.
Information Retention
We retain your personal information in our database for as long as you remain a member of freenewsample.com. As soon as you unsubscribe, your information is removed permanently from our database. This may not remove your information from third parties if it was previously disclosed to them.
Your Agreement and Changes to this Notice
By using this site, including, without limitation, submitting information on the registration page, signing up for additional advertiser offers and/or continuing to receive communication from us, you indicate that you have read and understand this Notice and you consent to the collection and use of information by us in the manner explained in this Notice. This Privacy Policy Notice, including without limitation, provisions covering limitations on damages, arbitration of disputes, and the application of New York law govern any dispute over privacy. By using and accessing the Web Site you agree to indemnify us for any and all third party claims resulting from your breach of this Notice. If you have any questions or concerns about your privacy at the Web Site, please email a thorough description of the issue to firstname.lastname@example.com If you do not accept this Notice, do not access and use the Web Site. We reserve the right, at our discretion, to change, modify, add, and/or remove portions of this Privacy Policy at any time. All Privacy Policy changes will take effect immediately upon their posting on the Site. Please check this page periodically for changes. Your continued use of the Site or acceptance of our communication following the posting of changes to these terms will mean that you accept these changes and agree to continue receiving communication from us. If you do not agree to the terms of this Privacy Policy, please unsubscribe.
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Your California Privacy Rights: A Notice to California Users (California Civil Code Section 1798.83)
California's "Shine the Light" law, Civil Code section 1798.83, requires certain businesses to respond to requests from California customers asking about the business' practices related to disclosing personal information to third parties for the third parties' direct marketing purposes. Alternately, such businesses may have in place a policy not to disclose personal information of customers to third parties for the third parties' direct marketing purposes if the customer has exercised an option to opt-out of such information-sharing. We have such a policy in place.
Opting out of Direct Mail Marketing: If you do not want us to send you any offers from third parties through direct mail or share your Personal Information with other companies so that they can send you direct mail offers about their products and services, please write to us at the street address set forth in this document. If you write to us, please include your email address, name and mailing address in the body of your letter, and please include "Direct Mail Opt-Out" in the subject line.
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California customers may request further information about our approach to this law by writing to us at the address provided in the "Comments and Questions" section located in this document.
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It's been written in this column that Thompson's strategy of building up support in the outer-boroughs will pay off on primary day. Thompson is in a large field of Democratic candidates, none of whom have really jazzed the electorate thus far.
Speaker Christine Quinn may be the favorite, but she could have trouble outside of Manhattan, which is why Thompson has wisely gathered support from people like former congressman Floyd Flake in Queens and now Serrano in the Bronx.
The typical "attack the leader" approach has been targeted at Quinn, with Public Advocate Bill de Blasio trying to distinguish himself as the true progressive. But there is an issue that is dogging this field of candidates, and that is the city's historically low crime rate. Campaigning to change the strategy – and the commissioner – may not be what many New Yorkers want.
Thompson, while critical of how the city has managed its stop-and-frisk policy, has not really distanced himself from the NYPD. That may come back to help him. There are two kinds of New Yorkers in thie electorate: those who remember New York City before the crime rate went down and those who came along later.
Those who came later seem to think that this safe Renaissance city is par for the course. But the other New Yorkers know better. If Thompson can assuage the fears of the longtime New Yorkers, he can push the election in September to a run-off election.
The endorsements he has stacked up are going to help him. This man is a closer, and he is going to sneak up at the end of the summer and do just that.
Bike Share is Happening in NYC
We should like the idea of a bike-sharing program, but it should have started in Queens. Manhattan is currently the hub of this program, with 330 docking stations (which means even less parking) and thousands of bicycles.
In the Financial District, where there is less traffic than Midtown, the notion that all of these bicyclers are going to be able to ride safely just does not add up. The idea is a good one, but it may be misplaced.
Perhaps once the program gets rolling we will get used to it, the way we did with smoke-free bars and other ideas. This just seems as though it should have started in less congested areas of the city.
Manhattan has the most tourists, and they are more likely to utilize a bike program. The billing even suggests that this is garnered toward tourists, with the program's daily rates posted at docking stations.
In the future, if there are fewer private vehicles in the city, the program will fully take off. For now, however, there may be growing pains - as in traffic accidents. This is a good idea, but the analyst in me just has no idea how it will work in the heavily congested parts of the city.

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Antiochian.org Launches Section for 2009 Archdiocese Convention
Our 49th Antiochian Archdiocese Convention will take place July 19 to 26, 2009, in Palm Desert, CA. Hosted by St. Michael Church of Van Nuys, the theme of the convention is: "Be mindful, O Lord, of those who bear fruit and do good works in thy Holy Churches, and who remember the poor."
This important gathering of our faithful from across North America will be reported on via a variety of new media sources. The editors at Antiochian.org will be posting daily from the convention, and we have prepared a special section ready for this reporting, where you can also learn about the official website for the convention, other media ministries who will be in Desert Springs, and more.
In particular, we want to note that for the first time the convention planners have made available in advance online the official reports prepared by each department and ministry for delivery at the Convention. To take advantage of this valuable resource, you can download the reports as a single PDF file from the Convention website here.


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Kaplan International English believes in the power of language education to build connections, forge opportunities and enrich lives. It offers fully immersive courses in spectacular English speaking locations across the world. Kaplan students learn not just in the classroom, but out in the world through exploration and adventure. The immersive courses plunge students into the living language.They can learn through dynamic tuition, unique study materials, and fun excursions in a fascinating English-speaking culture.
Kaplan International English in Adelaide is offering English courses since 2013. The institute offers a range of programs that includes Vacation English, Intensive English, IELTS Preparation, Cambridge Exam Preparation and English for Academic Purposes.
The facilities offered by the school include computer lab, multimedia centre, library, self-study centre, games room, student lounge and common room. Conveniently located just five minutes? walk from rail, bus and tram services, including the free City Loop and Connector bus lines
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Saturday night we had some dear friends over for dinner. Betsy made a
roast capon with lemon, roasted Brussels sprouts, and a salad. Jim
prefers red and Dana prefers white, so we served both:
2003 Pierre Usseglio Chateauneuf-du-Pape
Ripe and powerful., kirsch and framboise with an overlay of herbs and
pepper. Big ripe modern CdP- impressive at first, but the sweetness of
the (over?)ripe fruit made it less attractive to me the more I drank. A
1975 Ch. Palmer (Margaux)
This is a wine I've liked a lot in the past, but when I saw it for a
good price at a Westchester store the owner warned me that he had some
bad bottles from the case (though it was an OWC that his usually
dependable source had owned since release). He said he would credit if
it disappointed. So low expectations. On first opening wine seemed
dead- browning color, stinky nose, acidic, thin cooked fruit. I tried
the slow-oxygenization method for several hours, and it did help some-
the fruit filled out a bit, and the stink mostly blew off. But the
fruit maintained that cooked/pruney edge, and it remained acidic. I'll
call for my credit tomorrow.
1999 Ch. Montelena Chardonnay (Napa)
I was initially paying more attention to the reds, but this was my
favorite of the evening. Fresh crisp pear fruit with a hint of Meyer
lemon, good acidity and a nice sense of heft. Not much in the way of
oak, just pure clean fruit. After some time and as it warmed slightly
the fruit tasted riper and sweeter, and a light nuttiness appeared on
the finish. Not for the buttery crowd, but one of the nicest most
food-friendly (since the capon was roasted with lemons it was a divine
match) California Chardonnay (FOR MY TASTES!) I've had. A-
Good times with good friends.
Grade disclaimer: I'm a very easy grader, basically A is an excellent
wine, B a good wine, C mediocre. Anything below C means I wouldn't
drink at a party where it was only choice. Furthermore, I offer no
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When I'm in cover and I want to leave it (say when all enemies are dead and I need to move on) I often make a fool of myself - I usually end up rolling around or moving to another piece of cover while my squad-mates look on with withering distain (or that's how I see it). Often I find I'm 'stuck' in cover and I can only get out by jumping over the top of a barrier or rolling off the side when there's no more cover that way.
I'm assuming I'm missing something, what's the correct way to 'leave' cover and move around normally again?


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Why String Music Education at Ithaca College?
- We offer one of the largest undergraduate string music education programs in the country, delivering innovative and evolving curricula to educate and prepare music leaders for the 21st century.
- We have two robust graduate degree tracks and multiple competitive graduate assistantship opportunities in both our summer and residential year programs.
- We maintain a near 100% job placement rate for our graduates upon degree completion.
- Our program offers full-time string music education pedagogue James Mick, who brings with him experience from all levels of the nation's public school systems.
- We host a thriving string project titled Strings Off And Running (SOAR), a junior student teaching program led by Julie Carr, an IC Lecturer with 40 years of experience as an educator.
- Through a blend of world-class faculty, state-of-the-art facilities, professional performance opportunities, access to liberal arts classes, and a beautiful campus setting, students grow in a challenging yet supportive community.


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Hiking Paradise
Spring arrives late July in the Paradise meadows of Mt Rainier. Mt St Helen's shows in the distance.
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Morrow's 2 goals send Pens past Panthers 3-1
Brenden Morrow scored two goals to lift the Pittsburgh to a 3-1 victory over the Florida Panthers on Saturday.
Kris Letang also scored for Pittsburgh and Marc-Andre Fleury made 25 saves. Morrow also had an assist.
Pittsburgh center Evgeni Malkin missed the game with an upper body injury. The were also without Sidney Crosby, who is out indefinitely with a broken jaw.
The won for the 19th time in 21 games. The Panthers have lost three of their past four.
Scottie Upshall scored for Florida and Jacob Markstrom stopped 19 shots.
Trailing 2-0, the Panthers closed to 2-1 on a goal by Upshall in the second. After his initial shot was blocked, Upshall charged the net and was able to poke in the rebound at 4:10.
Morrow added an empty-netter with 21 seconds left.
Pittsburgh scored two goals in the first period.
The took a 1-0 lead on Letang's goal. Morrow brought the puck out from behind the net to Beau Bennett, who passed from the right circle out to Letang. His slap shot from just inside the blue line got past Markstrom at 14:49.
Morrow's first goal of the game gave the a 2-0 lead. He poked the puck from behind the goal line at the side of the net and it bounced off Markstrom and across the goal line at 18:27.
According to STATS, the are 24-13-5 since 2008 without both Crosby and Malkin in the lineup.


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Community Contributions
Christian faith in action is a vital part of the George Fox experience. Consistent with the university's mission to "serve humanity in a spirit of Christian love" and to provide "distinctive learning opportunities through continuing education programs," George Fox participates in and sponsors numerous service opportunities in our community, including the following:
Serve Day
Every fall, George Fox closes campus for a day and sends more than 2,000 George Fox students and employees into the community to volunteer at about 100 service sites throughout the region. Typical projects include painting, yard work and assisting seniors.
Students Serve
George Fox students routinely perform more than 250,000 hours of community service annually, serving at a wide range of venues that include local clinics, schools and retirement communities. The university's commitment to service has landed the school on the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll.
In addition to Serve Day, in which more than 1,700 students provide 11,900 hours, annual commitments to service include …
- MLK Day of Service (100 students/700 hours)
- Winter, spring and summer serve trips (150 students/6,700 hours)
- Servant engineering classes (30 students/4,000 hours)
- PsyD clinics (60 students/45,000 hours)
- Physical therapy treatments (100 students/2,600 hours)
- Social work community internships (40 students/19,000 hours)
- Counseling practicum courses and internships (70 students/58,000 hours)
- Nursing practicum courses (140 students/44,000 hours)
- Undergraduate student teaching assignments (25 students/19,000 hours)
- Science Outreach youth classes (16 students/700 hours)
- Flu clinics (130 students/1,300 hours)
- Associated Student Community outreaches (210 students/3,500 hours)
- Master of Arts in Teaching initiatives (65 students/48,000 hours)
Service Trips
George Fox annually sends out weeklong service trips. Groups of 10 to 25 students are led by George Fox employees and volunteer at various projects, including building houses in Mexico and working with inner-city populations in West Coast cities.
International Service Trips
George Fox annually organizes employee-led student groups to volunteer on monthlong international service trips. Past trips have included working in orphanages, churches, and camps in India, Brazil, Ukraine, and Romania.
Student Ministries
Organized by the student government office, students travel weekly to Portland and Salem to assist the homeless. They also have a student-led program to build relationships with local seniors.
George Fox employees volunteer on numerous city and county commissions and committees, including the Newberg Planning Commission, the Newberg Downtown Coalition, the Focus on Newberg's Future Commission, the Chamber of Commerce, and the Traffic Safety Commission.
Behavioral Health Clinic
This clinic, run by the Graduate School of Clinical Psychology, offers mental health therapy to low-income or uninsured Yamhill County residents who otherwise would have difficulty getting this care. The clinic also provides psychological assessment. Other clinical settings include rural school districts in Yamhill County and the Willamette Valley Medical Center in McMinnville. Additionally, an APA-accredited internship program allows fifth-year interns to tend to the underserved in primary care clinics. Learn more on the Behavioral Health Clinic site or here.
Physical Therapy Community Clinic
This clinic is staffed with clinicians trained to address all orthopedic conditions, from over-use wear and tear to after-surgery cases. The staff is also available to provide therapy for children, rehabilitation for those who have experienced a cardiac event or who have had cardiac-related surgery, and educational sessions on nutrition, exercise, pain and stress management, and smoking cessation. Learn more here.
Mental Health Consultation
Staff and graduate students in the Doctor of Clinical Psychology program provide 24-hour coverage, seven days per week in the emergency department at Providence Newberg Hospital. They provide consultations on all patients with mental health concerns. In a recent calendar year, 59 PsyD students provided a total of 50,000 hours of free services to children and adults in 20 clinic, health and community settings.
Red Cross Blood Drives
George Fox University has hosted more than 70 Red Cross blood drives. Faculty, staff and students have donated more than 1,500 gallons of blood, averaging more than 70 gallons per year since 2000.
Senior Citizens
Any person 62 years of age or older may be eligible to enroll in traditional undergraduate courses at a cost of $50 per credit during fall and spring terms.
Bruin Sports Day
Each August, the university invites more than 200 second- through eighth-grade boys and girls to campus to participate in free sports clinics facilitated by members of its athletic teams and coaching staff. Instruction is offered in a variety of sports, including football, soccer, baseball, golf and tennis.
Volunteer Internships
Numerous students - many from the psychology, sociology or social work departments - have volunteer internships in local agencies and nonprofit organizations.
America Reads/America Counts
Using federal work-study funds, George Fox students work with the America Reads and America Counts programs at Newberg public schools.
Workforce Training
The majority of George Fox graduates stay in the Northwest, contributing to the region's workforce. George Fox is one of the largest producers of teachers in the state. George Fox's bachelor's degrees in engineering and nursing ease labor shortages in the region.
Mr. Bruin Pageant
George Fox students annually hold a male "beauty" pageant to raise money for a local charity. Pageants have raised about $5,000 each year.
Little Bruin
George Fox's students manage a big brother/big sister program that pairs students with at-risk and low-income children in the community.
Elementary Education After-School Program
Students in the university's elementary education major teach after-school classes at Edwards Elementary School in Newberg. The George Fox students create curriculum and teaching reading and language arts to students.
Youth Science Classes
George Fox undergraduate science students teach science courses in campus laboratories to local elementary students. The areas of science studied may include general science, biology, chemistry, physics and/or computer science.
Science Laboratory Use
Many high school groups studying human anatomy use the university's laboratories, equipment and resources to augment their classroom lessons. Demonstrations of onsite equipment can also be scheduled.
Science Equipment Loans
Several public and private K-12 schools in Oregon and Washington borrow science equipment from George Fox's science department.
School Visits
George Fox sends a representative to elementary, middle, and high schools to judge science fairs, make presentations and assist in outdoor schools.
Star Lab
George Fox's portable planetarium is used both on campus and on location to provide elementary and midde school students instruction on astronomy.
SMART (Start Making a Reader Today) Program
Working through the SMART program, George Fox language students visit local elementary schools and assist both Spanish- and English-speaking children by reading to them on a weekly basis.
Theatre Design Institute
Each summer, a George Fox theatre professor runs the Theatre Design Institute, a series of summer workshops that equip high school educators in the areas of design and technical theatre, inspires them to turn their production ideas into reality, and helps them build stronger arts education programs.
George Fox offers hundreds of free or inexpensive theatrical, musical, artistic, educational, and sporting events to the public.
Chehalem Symphony
George Fox provides staff and facilities for the Chehalem Symphony, an orchestra made up of local residents, faculty and students.
George Fox professors and students annually volunteer help on art projects for nonprofits including the Portland Youth Philharmonic.
Art Exhibit Judging
George Fox art professors regularly serve as judges for local art exhibitions, including the Newberg Harvest Festival.
George Fox art students annually teach summer arts camps for local children. The camps are provided at cost.
Oregon Symphony
George Fox and A-dec annually host a Newberg performance of the Oregon Symphony as a gift to the Newberg community. Tickets are distributed free to community residents.
The Newberg School District, church groups, and other organizations use the campus auditorium, gymnasium and other facilities throughout the year, particularly during the summer months. George Fox also provides meeting facilities for the Chehalem Valley Chamber of Commerce, the Tilikum Retreat Center, the Oregon School Activities Association, the Chehalem Park and Recreation District and numerous other groups.
Field Use
Chehalem Park and Recreation District uses George Fox fields for summer park programs, such as softball tournaments. Local high schools and churches have used fields for practice and games. The turf field at the Austin Sports Complex has served as a venue for the Special Olympics.
Tennis Court/Track Use
George Fox's tennis courts and track are available to the public for use free of charge.
The George Fox Murdock Library and Portland Center library are open to the public and share their volumes and journals through the Orbis Cascade Alliance and interlibrary loan.
Summer Camps and Conferences
During the summer, George Fox opens its facilities to dozens of groups for camps and conferences. The influx of thousands of visitors contributes to the local economy.
Sports Camps
George Fox coaches and alumni host low-cost youth sports camps on campus and volunteer with youth athletics programs in the community.
Green Space
Much of George Fox's 108-acre campus is green space open to the public.
Economic Impact Study
A 2015 economic study of Yamhill and Washington counties found that George Fox was responsible for approximately $140,065,887 of the local economy's income in 2014, including nearly $111 million in "direct" spending and more than $29 million in "indirect" spending – income and jobs created through the spending of students and university employees.
Results were derived using the Bureau of Economic Analysis' Regional Input-Output Modeling System (RIMS II), a standard model applied by economic development practitioners.
The university's sources of income and spending in the local economy considered in the report included revenue from undergraduate and graduate tuition, spending on new buildings, undergraduate student spending, capital and operating expenditures, and employees' salaries and benefits.
The full report can be viewed here and a story on the university's economic impact is available at this link.


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Spring Rate - Crutches Revisited - Part Two Of A Three-Part Series
Valuable New Information About How Springs Affect Your Setup
One of the primary components used to set up our car is the spring. When we have chosen the correct spring rates, as well as the corresponding moment centers and weight distribution, we get a balanced and fast race car. All too often we crutch the car using inappropriate spring rates that serve to balance handling but don't yield consistency.
In order to win races, our car must be fast, not only right out of the box, but also at the end of the race. In fact, many races are won by cars that may not be the fastest in the early laps of the race, but prove to be faster than the field at the end of the race. The key is to make sure we give the car what it wants so it will be fast as well as consistent.
In a 25- or 30-lap sprint, a jackrabbit setup may work relatively well. A team with a well-balanced setup that starts off a couple of tenths slower for the first 10 to 15 laps may not have enough time to take advantage of everyone else's lap times falling off as the race progresses. But in a 50- or 100-lap race, the car that falls off less as the laps move past Lap 25 or so will have a much better opportunity to win. A more balanced car will have the best chance to win a race of any length.
Many odd arrangements of springs have been tried, and some of the racers across the country are trying new methods to find a balance. There may be dozens of combinations of spring rates, moment center locations (front and rear), and weight combinations that will balance the car. Here are some considerations concerning springs when balancing your stock car.
Knowing the True Spring Rate The first thing to consider when deciding which springs to use in your race car is the spring rate for each of your springs. Each spring must be tested properly. We need to know the spring rate of our springs at the ride height and range in which they will work in conjunction with the corner where they will work.
Theoretically, we should rate a spring based on which corner of the car it will be used because of the different ranges of motion. For the LF spring we measure the height of the installed spring, remove it, and place it in the spring rating device. It is then compressed to the previously measured height before rating. For a conventional setup, this corner may bump and rebound up to an inch or more. The rate is checked up and down 2 inches from the installed height. For softer spring setups, this corner may travel up to 3 inches or more in compression.
The RF spring is mostly in compression, or bump, so we compress that spring to the installed height and then further compress it 2-4 inches to find the average rate within the range. Remember that there is an installed motion ratio and the spring is moving less than the wheel, so we don't necessarily need to compress the spring as much as the wheel moves.
The RR spring is also mostly in compression, so it is compressed initially to ride height and then up to 3-4 inches further, depending on the spring rate. For big bar and soft spring setups on asphalt, the right-rear spring is much stiffer and travels much less than a spring with a conventional rate.
The LR spring reacts similarly to the LF spring and is in some rebound on entry and some compression at midturn. This spring is rated by compressing to ride height and then up to 2 inches up and down. For dirt car applications, this spring may rebound quite a bit as the left side jacks up for some slick track setups. In this case, the spring may be near or past the free (unloaded) height at midturn and compressed down the straightaway.
Front Spring Split The overall trend in circle track racing, for both dirt and asphalt, has been to reduce the rates of the front springs. For some situations, there is even a move to a softer right-front spring.
Dirt cars can benefit from a softer right-front spring on flatter dry-slick tracks. On flatter asphalt tracks, corner entry is enhanced with a softer right-front spring.
The front spring must be increased for high-banked tracks, and it is often necessary to stiffen the right-front spring more than the left-front spring.
No matter what the stiffness is for our front springs, we need to compensate at the rear in order to balance the car's suspension dynamics. Dirt Late Model teams are running much stiffer right-rear springs than ever before and seeing a lot of success. Asphalt teams who try the BBSS setups tend to overdo the stiffening of the RR spring.
The very stiff RR spring does not work on flatter tracks that are rough. The car experiences excess bouncing going over ripples and bumps. There is a limit to how stiff a corner can be.
On the higher-banked racetracks, teams trying soft front springs quickly change to a higher rate when the car bottoms out. Common sense tells us that added downforce will overcome the light spring rate and either the springs will go into coil-bind or the chassis will contact the track surface.
Rear Spring Rate Split When racing on flatter tracks, we can often run a softer RR spring rate to help increase bite off the corners. Some teams running the conventional setups go to extremes with this spring split and end up with 25 to 50 pounds of spring rate difference. Most of the time we do not need a high amount of spring split to achieve the desired effect. I have personally set up winning cars in major series on flat tracks while using only 10-15 pounds of rear spring split.
It is very hard to balance the front and rear suspension systems when using a high amount of rear spring split, so we go with as little as possible when trying to gain bite off the corners on flatter tracks.
With conventional setups on higher-banked tracks of more than 12 degrees, we can run a rear spring split with the RR spring rate higher than the LR spring rate to help balance the front and rear suspensions. This helps control the rear roll of the car so that we can avoid raising the Panhard bar to excessively high levels.
Improper Switch Between Installation Ratios It is common for a team to buy a new car from a different manufacturer or move to a new class in which the cars are constructed differently. What often changes is the installation ratio at the front of the car and spring base at the rear.
Suppose we have run a class using stock spring rates at the front with stock lower control arms. We decide to move to a class that uses coilover shocks and springs that are mounted differently on the lower control arms. If we had the setup figured out on the old car as far as wheel rates were concerned, we then need to duplicate those wheel rates (assuming the overall car weights remain about the same) in order to stay on track with our handling.
To do this, we need to know how to calculate the wheel rates in each car. We first work out the old wheel rates and then try different springs in the calculations until the new car has the same wheel rates. The problem is compounded if we are going from a perimeter car (symmetric from left to right) to an offset chassis.
In an offset chassis, even if we install the same spring rates on both sides in the front, we will have different wheel rates due to the different motion ratios at each wheel.
Wheel rate is determined by using the installed ratio (the position of the spring on the control arm) as well as the angle of the spring in relation to the line between the center of rotation of the ball joint and the inner pivots of the control arm. The motion ratio is the distance from the inner pivots to the center of the spring divided by the length of the control arm.
We need to square that number. The "installed ratio squared" number is then multiplied by the square of the cosine function of the spring angle, and that answer is multiplied by the spring rate in pounds per inch. The result is the wheel rate.
If you want to run your racing buddy's setup, make sure you know the relationship between the motion ratios and spring angles when comparing the two cars. His motion ratios and spring angles may be different from yours.
Rear Spring Installation In the rear of a solid axle suspension, the car "feels" the spring base at the top of the two springs. This is all the car knows; it's as if the chassis were sitting on a pair of springs resting on the ground. The rear solid axle assembly is a solid base for the springs to sit on, and the car does not know, nor does it care, where the wheels are located.
Overturning moments acting through the center of gravity are affected by the resistance to roll created by the spring base width, the rear moment center height, and the rates of each spring. To change the rolling tendencies of the rear suspension, we need to look at altering the spring base (distance between the tops of the rear springs), the installed spring angle, and/or the moment center height. The narrower the spring base, the greater the tendency for the rear end to roll for a given set of springs and moment center height.
A narrow spring base can be a real problem for some types of cars. The four-link dirt Late Model cars sometimes have the springs installed at high angles, with the top of the coilover positioned well inside the framerails. This severely limits what we can do to eliminate excessive rear roll in the car.
Many teams have moved the top mounts closer to the wheel to increase the rear spring base. The swing-arm types of dirt cars have a very wide spring base by virtue of being mounted straight up, but suffer from another variable: motion ratio. The spring is mounted directly to the trailing arm, similar to the front spring mount, and that reduces the rate the car feels.
We can do a calculation similar to that of the front-wheel rate to find the effective spring rate. In most cases, we see about half the effective rate as the installed spring rate. So if we install a 200-pound spring in the RR, the car will react as if there were a 100-pound spring mounted directly to the rear end.
Stock cars and sedan touring cars based on stock dimensions (such as the Hooters Pro Cup, Craftsman Truck, Busch, and Nextel Cup Series) all suffer from a rear spring base that is too narrow. To overcome this deficiency, some teams have deviated from conventional spring rate layouts by using a stiff RR spring. For this reason, the BBSS setups tend to favor these cars. The excess spring split greatly reduces the roll tendencies of the rear suspension and causes a more balanced setup in the car, especially when a large-diameter sway bar is used.
Many more series have teams combining softer front springs with a low rear moment center (Panhard bar). These teams have worked out a solution to their balance problems associated with the narrow rear spring base. Balancing the roll tendencies of the two suspension systems is still the key objective.
Make sure that you know your true spring rates, replace bent or fatigued springs, and always know your wheel rates when altering the mounting points or transferring the setup from one car to another. The car basically rides on four springs, and the more we know about how they affect the setup in our cars, the more accurately we can develop a winning setup.


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The teen star was photographed on Friday shooting a red carpet scene with Kim Cattrall in New York City, with the two wearing matching metallic dresses and swashbuckling knee-length boots.
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Kim accessorized the outfit with a hoop necklace, while Miley wore a spiked collar — the only difference between the two fierce outfits.
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Miley previously told Access that she was a big fan of the HBO series-turned-film franchise — and its trend-setting fashion.
"One reason why I love the show so much is because of the fashion," Miley previously told Access. "I love the fashion in it and I love the stories of the girls, not of anything else, but of the girls coming together and having lunch and just gossiping and talking."
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Many reptile owners are surprised to learn that all pets, including reptiles, need at least annual checkups. A number of reptile veterinarians actually recommend checkups at least twice a year. Depending upon the species of reptile, the testing performed, and the temperament of your pet, some of these tests may require short-acting sedatives or gas anesthesia to minimize an animal's stress level. Every visit starts with a thorough physical examination, during which your veterinarian will record your pet's weight, general appearance, and activity level. Your veterinarian will also ask you about your pet's recent history and evaluate its diet. Just as your own regular medical visit includes blood testing, so does a checkup for a reptile. Microscopic examination of the feces allows detection of internal parasites. Using X-rays, your veterinarian can examine your pet's body for abnormalities in the size, shape, and position of body organs, screen for masses such as tumors, look for abnormal fluid accumulation, and check the bones and joints.
The bearded dragon is a well-known lizard currently considered one of the best pet lizards. If they are well looked after, with a good diet and proper environment, bearded dragons are reasonably hardy animals. Common health conditions of pet bearded dragons include metabolic bone disease, infectious stomatitis (mouth rot), parasites, respiratory infections, and adenovirus infection.
Bearded dragons are omnivorous, meaning they eat both plant- and animal-based foods, including insects. Generally speaking, bearded dragon's diet should be about 50% plant-based material and 50% animal-based material.
Bearded dragons are popular, well-known lizards currently considered one of the best pet lizards. The minimum cage size for a juvenile lizard is a 20-gallon aquarium, depending on the size of the bearded dragon. Substrate, or bedding material, should be easy to clean out and non-toxic to lizards if they accidentally eat it. Large rocks, easy enough to climb on or around, in the cage also allow for basking and provide a more interesting, natural environment.
Bearded dragons are popular, well-known lizards, currently considered one of the best pet lizards. This lizard is omnivorous, eating both plant- and animal- based foods. They are highly social, friendly, animated, curious, docile and gentle animals that are easy to tame and are very responsive to their owners. Within 48 hours of your purchase, your bearded dragon should be examined by a veterinarian familiar with reptiles.
Bearded dragons have several unique problems; understanding these problems will allow you to better care for your pet and minimize future health care problems. These problems include Salmonella, avascular necrosis, abscesses, and dystocia.
Before acquiring a reptile, thoroughly research all aspects of reptile ownership including not only which reptile is appropriate for your lifestyle, but also how to provide it with proper diet, suitable housing, and a healthy, stimulating environment. As a rule, if you want a pet to snuggle with, a reptile is not for you! If, on the other hand, you want an animal you can display in a well-designed, natural habitat, marvel in its natural behaviors, and enjoy learning about it, owning a reptile might be for you. Most reptiles must be fed and watered daily, and often their cages need to be cleaned daily as well. All reptiles need to be examined by a reptile-savvy veterinarian immediately after purchase or adoption (within 48 hours), and then at least annually after that. Since many exotic animals are prey species that hide illness to avoid being captured by predators, these pets usually do not act sick (or show any indication of illness) until they are very sick and need immediate veterinary attention. Regular veterinary care, plus an informed, knowledgeable pet owner, greatly reduces the likelihood of illness and death in these pets.
Common conditions of pet snakes include infectious stomatitis, parasites, skin infections, inclusion body disease, respiratory disease, and septicemia. Infectious stomatitis may not be a primary disease but may be secondary to an injury to the mouth or to husbandry issues such as poor nutrition, improper environmental temperature or humidity, or overcrowding. Both internal parasites and external parasites may cause diarrhea, breathing difficulties, regurgitation, swelling of internal organs, itching, skin irritation, anemia, mouth infection, and weight loss. Cryptosporidiosis can cause thickening of the stomach muscles, impaired digestion, vomiting, and weight loss. Dermatitis is often seen in snakes kept in environments that are too moist and/or dirty. Inclusion body disease is a serious viral disease in which affected snakes cannot right themselves when placed on their backs, may appear to be star gazing, and may be paralyzed. Most respiratory infections in snakes are caused by bacteria but may also be caused by viruses, fungi, and parasites. Septicemia in snakes occurs when bacteria and their toxins proliferate in the blood stream causing lethargy, lack of appetite, open-mouth breathing, red discoloration to the scales, and death.
Cytology is the microscopic examination of cell samples. Cytology can be used to diagnose growths or masses found on the surface of the body, and also to assess bodily fluids, internal organs, and abnormal fluids that may accumulate, especially in the chest and abdomen. Cells can be collected using various methods including fine needle aspiration, skin scraping, impression smear, cotton-tipped swabs, or lavage. A biopsy is the surgical removal of a representative sample of tissue from a suspicious lesion. The most common biopsy techniques are punch biopsy, wedge biopsy, and excision biopsy. The tissue is then processed and is examined under a microscope via histopathology. Histopathology allows the veterinary pathologist to make a diagnosis, classify the tumor, and predict the course of the disease.
All snakes are carnivores. Some eat warm-blooded prey (rodents, rabbits, birds), while others eat insects, amphibians, eggs, other reptiles, fish, earthworms, or slugs. Since snakes eat entire prey whole, it is easier for their owners to feed them nutritionally complete diets and certainly prevents many of the dietary-related diseases commonly seen in other reptiles. Live prey should not be fed to snakes. Snakes can be offered either thawed, previously frozen prey, or freshly killed ones. Smaller or younger snakes usually eat twice each week, while larger, more mature snakes typically eat once every week or two. If your snake has a decreased appetite, see your veterinarian. A large, heavy ceramic crock or bowl filled with fresh clean water should be provided at all times.


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Robert Harrop Doctor Who Davros 1975
Available to order from www.robertharrop.com
Robert Harrop Designs have been creating collectable hand painted figurines for over 30 years and have gained a well earned reputation of high quality and accuracy of detail.
Their extensive portfolio includes Thunderbirds, Camberwick Green, Beano Dandy and 2000AD to name but a few. A portfolio that is extremely nostalgic and very British, so it was no surprise that Doctor Who would be the next project that we wanted to embrace into our studios!
- A Limited Edition Handpainted figurine / statue from the Doctor Who Collection
- Designed and Sculpted in Shropshire, England by Robert Harrop Designs
- Official BBC License. Each piece is approved by the Doctor Who television production team at BBC Wales in Cardiff. Additionally, the Doctors are approved by the actors themselves
- Individually hand numbered with a unique number on the base
- Comes complete in a presentation box with information card and a Certificate of Authenticity!
In partnership with the BBC, Harrpos have meticulously hand sculpted a range of 1:12 scale, hand cast and hand painted Doctor Who figurines, each made to strict Worldwide Limited Editions.


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As the cheapest, lightest and smallest touchscreen-equipped phone to hit the UK, the Orange Vegas is bound to excite curiosity from mobile buyers tempted by a bargain-priced taste of touchphone action.
But while it dabbles in tap control technology, with a 2.4-inch full touchscreen display, at under £50 on pre-pay Orange's own-brand Vegas deals a more modest hand when it comes to other more conventional functionality.
The Vegas has an entry-level feature set-up, including a low-grade 1.3-megapixel camera, a music player, and an FM radio. MicroSD card expansion is included too, with cards up to 4GB supported, though none is boxed.
Its browser is set up for the Orange World mobile internet portal, with free access to Facebook, MySpace, Twitter and Bebo included on Orange Dolphin pay as you go deals.
There is, however, no high-speed 3G connectivity for zippy browsing, or for high-speed multimedia connectivity (only GPRS is available on this dual-band handset).
Alongside the trend-savvy touchscreen appeal, the Orange Vegas attracts attention with its compact bodywork. Available in either matt black or pink, with chrome trim, the phone has dinky dimensions for a touch phone (93(h) x 53(w) x 16(d)mm) and weighs a pocket-or handbag-friendly 84g.
The 2.4-inch QVGA display is smaller than most touch devices, so screen finger space is limited. However, a small extendable stylus is tucked into the back casing of the Vegas, allowing more precise screen jabbing when required.


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Kimberly and I went to the high risk doctor's office this morning for the ultrasound. Unfortunately, they realized very quickly that both children had passed away. There was no heartbeat. They suspect Twin-to-Twin Transfusion syndrome. We are in mourning and have begun the procedures to ensure Kimberly's health. Support from friends, family, our church, and the SQL community has been awesome. Thank you all. I'll close on this:
A Path of Sorrow
In memoriam of our twins.
We've walked this path before, You and I,
Where my heart was shredded and in despair.
But I will proclaim to all who will hear,
"God is good, even in these times of pain."
I remember the past. I remember the agony.
I remember facing an ended future.
There was nothing I could do but suffer,
Except trust and lean on You by faith.
I had tried it my way and I had failed.
There was nothing I could do to overcome.
And then You held me up and soothed me.
You spoke loving words of grace and mercy.
You delivered a miracle and You healed me.
You did what the doctors could not explain.
You restored my future I knew was lost.
And You gave me a hope I'll never lose.
Nothing happens outside of Your control.
And I know that even as I mourn deeply,
You stand beside me with Your arms around me.
You are here in the midst of my pain.
So I will praise You with every breath.
I will proclaim Your greatness to all.
For I've walked this path with You before.
And I see You're beside me yet again.


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FuzzWolf (born February 25, 1976[1]) is a writer, publisher and furmeet organizer.
Fandom involvement[edit]
FuzzWolf has been a furry since 1998. His online character is a grey wolf with shoulder-length brown headfur. He is bisexual[2] and has been mated to Teiran, who is also a furry writer, since 2001.[3] They live in Dallas, Texas, U.S.A.[1]
FuzzWolf started writing on an RP-style mailing list in 1999. He then branched out into full stories and wanted to write because some of his favourite kinks were not being covered by other writers. He was thrilled that other people seemed to enjoy the stories he'd written for his own amusement and the supportive comments he received via e-mail spurred him on to write more. He has posted stories to various mailing lists and most can be found online at VCL, Fur Affinity and Yiffstar in addition to his personal website.
Several of FuzzWolf's stories center around two recurring characters — a fox named Trevor and a wolf named Sinclair. Several of these stories appear in Fuzzwolf's first book, Trevor's Tricks.[4]
In 2006, FuzzWolf began to get involved with the publishing of furry comics and magazines by volunteering time with FurNation's publishing business.
Starting with issue 8, FuzzWolf was the editor of FurNation Magazine and had the responsibility of compiling material for each issue and producing the final layout.
He had several stated goals for the magazine, one of which was to get it back onto a regular release schedule. That schedule was two issues per year, one at Anthrocon and one at Further Confusion with the final issue being released at Rocket City FurMeet 2008. FuzzWolf also changed the lineup of material slightly by dropping the comic requirement from 4 to 3 and adding a featured artist gallery instead.
Some new aspects introduced were the magazine's first lesbian story by Kadath and the magazine's first collaborative cover with issue 9 by Grrrwolf and David Lillie.
As of February 2008, FuzzWolf purchased the FurPlanet publishing and printing business previously operated by Nexxus as part of FurNation.[5]
In February 2008, FuzzWolf also dived into the world of podcasting. He is part of a cast of four who star in a furry-themed sex questions and relationship advice podcast called KnotCast.[6] The show led to his invitation as a guest of honor (with fellow cast-member Savrin) to FOXmas 2009 before the event's cancellation.[7] In 2010 he started a second show called WhoFurs with Tealfox as his co-host.[8] WhoFurs is a discussion show about new episodes of Doctor Who.
FuzzWolf is also recognized as an organizer of furmeets for local groups he has been a part of. He is a founding member of the Jacksonville Furs and implemented the weekly furmeets at local malls and the Annual JaxFurs Spring Picnic, both of which have helped the JaxFurs become one of the most active groups of Florida Furs. Some older members of the JaxFurs call him their Alpha, a title which he declines to accept as he believes most people who claim to be an alpha of anything aren't worthy of the title and the number of people who have claimed it for themselves rather than earning it have rendered the term meaningless.
Since 2005, FuzzWolf has lived in Dallas, Texas and has coordinated events to see movies at local theatres as well as organizing movie nights at Nexxus' apartment which have been attended by up to 35 people and have had to be scaled back down due to exceeding the apartment's space capacity.
FuzzWolf is a former Were. While a part of the Were community, he was known as Howlie the Happy Werewolf. He attended several Howls and was active for some time on Alt.horror.werewolves. Gradually he realized that the Were community was not right for him, mostly due to most Weres being very serious about a spiritual aspect he no longer believed in. He created the FuzzWolf name in a few minutes in order to dip his toe into the furry fandom without rousing the ire of people he knew in the Were community.
After a short time, he retired the Howlie persona and moved to the furry fandom completely. After spending a few more years in an agnostic limbo, now FuzzWolf is fully comfortable with being an atheist and has founded the Atheist Furs community on LiveJournal.[9]
Fuzz is the founder of the Furry Spank Group and is one of three co-founders of Club Spank! on Second Life, though his participation in SL has dwindled to logging in on a monthly basis.
Other interests[edit]
FuzzWolf is an admitted huge geek for Doctor Who and founded the WhoFurs Yahoo! group for other furry fans of the show. He regularly watches the new episodes with a group of local furs. He is also a fan of most sci-fi in general.
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 FuzzWolf's FurtherConfusion forum profile - retrieved July 24, 2012
- ↑ FuzzWolf's Twitter - retrieved July 25, 2016
- ↑ FuzzWolf's SoFurry profile - retrieved July 24, 2012
- ↑ K.M. Hirosaki's online review of Trevor's Tricks - retrieved July 24, 2012
- ↑ FuzzWolf's profile on the Furry Writers' Guild - retrieved July 24, 2012
- ↑ Blog post on KnotCast website by FuzzWolf on initial idea for podcast - retrieved July 24, 2012
- ↑ Jaspian's LiveJournal post: Con Report for FoXmas 2009 - retrieved July 24, 2012
- ↑ WhoFurs LiveJournal post - New podcast is live: WhoFurs - retrieved July 24, 2012
- ↑ Atheistfurs LiveJournal community profile - retrieved July 24, 2012
External links[edit]
|This person is a WikiFur user:
- FuzzWolf's Scribblings - Personal Homepage
- FuzzWolf on Twitter
- Fuzzwolf on Fur Affinity
- WhoFurs Yahoo! Group
- Furry Spank Yahoo! Group archived on 2005 February 14 by the Wayback Machine
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After creating the animals, God created the first human beings, setting them apart from the animal kingdom by creating humans in His own image (Genesis 1:27). Humans possess a soul—a spirit—that lives on after the death of the body (Ecclesiastes 12:7; Zechariah 12:1; Luke 16:22-31; Hebrews 12:9; James 2:26). Animals do not share this spiritual dimension in common with humans. Animals are not human, and are not to be regarded as such. The Bible speaks directly to the question of the relationship between humans and fish. Humans are to "have dominion (i.e., rule) over the fish of the sea" (Genesis 1:26,28; cf. Psalm 8:6-8)—which surely includes confining them to fishbowls! In fact, the Bible declares specifically that, among other things, "all the fish of the sea...are given into your hand...[and] shall be food for you" (Genesis 9:2-3, emp. added).
When humans stray away from God and the proper view of life and human existence provided in His inspired Word, they end up with distorted sensibilities (see Miller, 2004). They end up exchanging the truth of God for lies, and worshipping and serving the creature rather than the Creator (Romans 1:25).
Miller, Dave (2004), "Where Godless Evolution Leads," [On-line], URL: http://www.apologeticspress.org/articles/2651.
"Rome Bans Goldfish Bowls" (2005), Reuters, October 26, [On-line], URL: http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20051026/od_nm/italy_pets_dc;_ylt=ArSNdiSc xxeineP6q4Sq6Oys0NUE;_ylu=X3oDMTA3NW1oMDRpBHNlYwM3NTc.