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Cohabitation and Church Membership
Posted by Geoff Baggett in Uncategorized
I'm curious about how other pastors and churches are dealing with this issue.
Because of the way we "do" church, and the atmosphere of acceptance at our church, we normally have many guests in our chairs each Sunday. I have discovered that there are often times guests who are living together outside the bond of marriage. I am thankful that they are seeking the Lord. And I am thrilled that they feel welcome at our church.
But I am beginning to deal more and more with this issue of cohabitation with regard to membership in the church. As I counsel these couples who desire to unite with the church, I lovingly tell them that the issue of "living together" must be addressed first. My basic approach is this, "How can one commit to be a faithful, covenental person within the 'Bride of Christ' if he or she is unwilling to make a covenant relationship with his or her mate?"
I always offer patience, counseling, and love. I always offer to work with the couple to bring them into a biblical marriage relationship. And I always, always make sure they know they are welcome in our worship and the activities and life of the church. Invariably, these couples "agree" with me and acknowledge their need to be married in these private meetings. Often times they refer to themselves as "living in sin," even though I never use the phrase. But then most never return to our church. I am sort of at my "wit's end."
Now, don't get me wrong … I believe with all my heart that I am absolutely right in the stand that I take. I hold membership in very high regard. Membership in our church is sacrificial and covenantal. We have many more "attenders" than we have actual members.
But is there a better way to get this message across? Or are so many of these couples simply seeking a "Christian" endorsement of their behavior and relationship, then become offended when one is not offered?

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Peyton at 37—The Best From the Best
Fine Fifteen
1. Denver (4-0). Four games, 179 points. Everything is working. Everything.
2. Seattle (4-0). As Richard Sherman says (above), great teams win games against good teams on the road with significant obstacles. The Seahawks, down 20-3 at the half, had no business winning in Houston Sunday, and found a way to do so.
3. New Orleans (3-0). I bet Drew Brees loves waking up on game day knowing he doesn't have to put up 35 for his team to have a chance to win.
4. Kansas City (4-0). It is Sept. 30. Kansas City has doubled its 2012 win total.
5. Indianapolis (3-1). Going West Coast/East Coast (Niners/Jags) was supposed to be harder than this: Colts 64, Foes 10.
6. New England (4-0). Tell me who could have forecast the Pats starting 4-0, including a win over a desperate Falcons team on the road, without their four biggest pass catchers from last year. Incredible accomplishment. By the way: The two teams I picked to make the Super Bowl—Pats, 'Hawks—are 8-0. Not that I'm bragging or anything.
7. San Francisco (2-2). So … the nosetackle (Ian Williams) is lost in Week 2 with a broken ankle, and the best pass rusher (Aldon Smith) and multi-Pro Bowl inside linebacker (Patrick Willis) miss a road game on a short week against a Rams team with a fortified offense, and the Niners hold St. Louis to 188 yards and 11 points in a 35-11 rout. That's some good depth right there, and some realization of the urgency of the day.
8. Detroit (3-1). Sunday's 40-32 win over the Bears was the first time I've watched the Lions in a long time and thought, "That's a complete team." Detroit's still leaky on defense, but the pressure packages used by defensive coordinator Gunther Cunningham really affected Jay Cutler Sunday.
9. Miami (3-0). Sorry, Dolfans, for pushing Miami down a few slots. Just thought a few teams leapfrogged you this week, but credit Joe Philbin and Mike Sherman for not allowing the injury to Dustin Keller to derail their plans to field a competent offensive tight end in 2013. Through three games, Charles Clay has 14 catches for 203 yards.
10. Chicago (3-1). Not the end of the world, losing at amped Detroit. But Sloppy Jay Cutler's not going to win championships.
11. Tennessee (3-1). Catholics all over central Tennessee light candles for the health of Jake Locker's hip. Pretty amazing that through four games, he hasn't turned the ball over.
12. San Diego (2-2). Antonio Gates is ageless, and still really good.
13. Dallas (2-2). Eighteen tackles for Sean Lee, on the road. Not bad.
14. Atlanta (1-3). Matt Ryan needed to be better on that last drive against New England.
15. Houston (2-2). Texans-Niners at Candlestick Sunday night. Combined record: 4-4.
The Award Section
Offensive Players of the Week
Philip Rivers, QB, San Diego. Maybe its Rivers' turn. Maybe in his 10th year he's seen his fellow 2004 draftees, Ben Roethlisberger and Eli Manning, with their shiny Super Bowl rings, and now he's saying enough. The Chargers beat NFC East frontrunner Dallas to go 2-2 Sunday (and they're still two games behind two teams in the AFC West), and Rivers completed 35 of 42 passes for 401 yards and three touchdowns.
Reggie Bush, RB, Detroit. There is no doubt about it: The difference between this year's Lions and every other year of the Stafford Era is Reggie Bush. In the first 28 minutes of Sunday's division match against Chicago, the Lions roared to a 30-13 lead—and Bush jetted around the field for 136 yards on 14 touches. Great signing by GM Martin Mayhew.
Frank Gore, RB, San Francisco. After slumping through the season's first three games, Gore, 30, played like Gore, 23. "A-plus-plus,'' is how coach Jim Harbaugh graded Gore's 20-carry, 153-yard performance in the surprising rout of the Rams Thursday night. "Very Frank Gore-like. Pure attitude."
Defensive Players of the Week
Kiko Alonso, MLB, Buffalo. The second-round rookie is proving his worth as a rangy sideline-to-sideline playmaker in his first month on the job. He picked off two Joe Flacco passes and knocked two more away from their targets Sunday as the Bills stunned Baltimore.
Aqib Talib, CB, New England. He didn't win every battle with Falcons wideouts Sunday night. He actually lost one. He gave up one completion, for one yard, and was huge in the Patriots' fourth win of the young season. Talib, invaluable, is tied for the league lead with four interceptions.
Alterraun Verner, CB, Tennessee. Co-leads the league with four picks (with Talib and Alonso), and he had two of them against Geno Smith of the Jets on Sunday, along with recovering a fumble. Verner has become one of the most instinctive corners in football, and no player has accounted for as many takeaways this early in the season as Verner's six (four picks, two fumble recoveries).
NaVorro Bowman, ILB, San Francisco. Memo to Niners defensive coordinator Vic Fangio: Blitz Bowman more. Bowman had two sacks, two quarterback hits and three quarterback pressures in the 35-11 rout of the Rams. He deflected a pass and forced a fumble too, and had six tackles. I've always thought Bowman to be the equal of Patrick Willis, which is not an insult to either man if you've watched the 49ers much. Two great, great players.
Special Teams Player of the Week
Dexter McCluster, KR/RB, Kansas City. The Giants trailed 10-7 late in the third quarter and were making a great game of it until punter Steve Weatherford booted it to McCluster, standing at his 11-yard line. McCluster never was touched, and he juked two Giants so badly that they fell to the turf at Arrowhead. McCluster's return was the vital play of the game.
Steven Hauschka, K, Seattle. His 48- and 39-yard field goals in regulation helped push the game to overtime on a day Seattle's offense moved in fits and starts. And with 3:19 left in overtime, he nailed a 45-yard game-winner that would have been good from 65 to win it, 23-20.
Coach of the Week
Rob Chudzinski, head coach, Cleveland. "You're 2-0 since you gave up on the season,'' I told Chudzinski Sunday night. He said: "Good thing nobody told that to our players." Chudzinski may have some guys on his team looking at the brass cross-eyed for trading Trent Richardson after two weeks, but it's a tribute to Chudzinski that the players are playing as hard as any group in the league. The defense held Cincinnati to 266 yards Sunday in a 17-6 win. "Winning reinforces the good things,'' he said, "and these guys have worked hard. They don't care about what the perception is on the outside.'' Speaking of hard work, the Browns have the Thursday night game this weekend, and Chudzinski was in tape-studying mode by 6:45 Sunday night.
Goat of the Week
Joe Flacco, QB, Baltimore. He threw five interceptions at Buffalo, leading to 13 Buffalo points, and the Ravens lost by three. Not good.
this kind of over-reaching, over-sensationalized butt-kissing in week 4 is a complete waste of time.
Belicheck didn't need as many seasons to match Chuck Noll, but Noll's teams didn't play as many games in a regular season. You forgot to mention that.
As for the Haiku, come on Peter! You're usually better then that! Four games in, a re-building Philly is 1-3, with loses to a resurgent San Diego and Kanas City and what is turning out to be a "best team ever?" Broncos. I'm not saying Eagles don't have issues, but the AFC West is the best division in football. If you were predicting Philly as a playoff team this year, well, that's on you buddy!
Football needs more Manning charactors and and less of the divas and jail bait. And yes, you can be a diva jail bait person all-in-one.
National media will hype Peyton Manning until Broncos season ends ... but Russell Wilson is the best QB in the league.
Seahawks would be 2-2 without him.
Don't comment if you haven't WATCHED the Houston game ... the stats don't tell the story.
He's doing it with 80% of his OL on IR
Peyton's pace is ludicrous! Gotta love it. So with Winter on the way, will he stay the league's top passer? How about in fantasy? See what the Commish thinks!
you know it's been a bad week for the cowboys when Peter "the Cowboys Hating" King actually puts a positive note along side the listing of dallas at 13 on the fine 15 (note about Sean Lee's 18 tackles). But not to be too positive about the cowboys, King puts a post about the jerry letting lottery winners inside the draft war room. Note what's more important is that $40Mil is used for education. This should be the highlight, instead of making fun of jerry letting someone see the draft board. maybe jerry see's the NFL for what it really is..... entertainment and money making, nothing more. but at least it did help the cowboy hater King post something derogatory about the cowboys. What would a MMQB be without something negative about the cowboys from King.
Honestly, who was stupid enough to hire Lame Kitten in the first place? I know Al Davis does some very unconventional things, but why would ANYONE hire Kiffin after the debacle with the Raiders? He's clearly not suited to be anything other than a position coach in college, or possibly an assistant coach in high school.
Peyton's problem is home field advantage now. I'm not sure 2 home games in freezing and possibly snowy weather is in his favor. Then the Super Bowl in New Jersey. Does anyone really think Peyton is going to win 3 straight cold weather games against the top competition in the NFL?
"What team is going to pay good money for a 53 percent passer (since the start of 2012) who goes renegade on a team when times are tough?"
Trick question. It's Houston isn't it?
Seems to me the media especially is trashing Freeman and giving Schiano a good ole boys break .He is a horrible coach with that rah rah college I'm the new Vince Lombardi mentality . Especially after leaks about the drug program and not revealing it was for medical reasons
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Guess so. At this rate Peyton will reach the 60 td range in a league where mid to high 20's can put any QB in pro bowl
King was right, Miami got its butt whipped and today number 9 spot looks extremely generous. The Dolphins were unable to handle the spotlight of being 3-0 and had rookie written all over: the terrible outfit (sue the designer!); Tannehill; a run defense that barely made it to the game. Another game like the one last night and fin fans nightmares will drown us in the mid to late twenties standings, something we thought we were leaving behind.
Well credit where credit is due...the bizarre font-size problem seems to have been fixed this week. Better editing seems to have taken place, as well. Much cleaner this time-- credit to your team.
As a matter of fact, I only really have one complaint, and it isn't even about you (directly, anyway). It's to all the clowns who failed to draft Joe Fauria, as referenced in his "Tweet of the Week" comment. Just sad and embarrassing really that this guy somehow missed the cut. A living testament to how little attention the rest of the country *actually* pays to Pac 12 football (there are teams besides USC, Oregon, and Stanford). ANYBODY who watched so much as a 2-3 UCLA games last year could have told you this guy would be a steal as a 3rd rounder, let alone undrafted. Baffling case of scouts focusing in the wrong places-- particularly considering what a sexy thing a good target tight end has become in today's NFL
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I am sure someone will quickly correct me, but if in fact Peyton Manning had stem cell therapy on the injured nerves in his throwing arm, then MOST of his body is 37 years old, but PARTS of his body may not be. In fact, the most important parts in relation to playing football may be much improved.
Muscle performance is a combination of the physical characteristics of the muscle, and the ability of nerve enervation to control those muscles. I hope the guy blows away every NFL QB record there is - it's good for the game, and I like to watch his mastery on the field. But, next season the NFL has got to come to terms with non-PED augmentation issues.
It is not far fetched to think that other players will (or already have) receive stem cell therapy on a systematic basis to improve muscle tone, recovery from injury, and muscle performance. At the athletic level that most NFL players achieve, already far beyond that of mere mortal men, stem cell therapy represents an undetectable avenue of performance enhancement that in the future may make traditional PEDs obsolete.
Again, if in fact he did have some stem cell treatment, I am perplexed as to why the sports media has so far been quiet in linking his outstanding ability and the means by which he medically treated his throwing nerves.
Oh, and by the way, we have already seen players who got better as they got older...Clemens and Bonds!
Dungy should not be in the Hall of Fame just because he sabotaged each Colts postseason by sitting everybody for a few weeks.
Yes. I perfectly understand why Suh was not named 1 of your defensive players of the week.
Why is it that no one is questioning Peyton?
Athlete has career threatening surgery, comes back at 37 an is having the best season of his career. Nah nothing there sounds suspicious, lets fete him a hero and bow down before him.
What will the media do if it turns out Manning is on something?
I have read and seen COUNTLESS stories about Peyton Manning and his great start to the year. I have read two stories regarding a player LOSING A PORTION OF HIS FINGER!!! And this is deemed excessive!?!??!?! Actually, probably is.... NOT AT ALL EXCESSIVE!!!! Just grow that finger back and move on, sissy.
Short Term 12. Really goo,d small film about a half way house for teenagers. Brie Larson, as the supervisor of the facility, gives an amazing performance.
PK has wet dreams about Peyton Manning
As a comparison, that was the Andy Reid built defense that allowed 52 Peyton Points.
That was Romeo Crennel's defense that has held opponents to 10.25 points per game.
Reid might the 2013 winner of the John Gruden, "Looking good with someone else's team" award. Difference of course is that Reid, unlike Gruden, has a solid rep of building good teams which Gruden does not. But Reid inherited a much better base in KC than he left in Philly.
So for the All-Pro team Forte is ahead of AP and Shady because they're team records are worse? Oh and then there's Troy Polomalu, who's team is win less and hasn't even forced a turnover and he's ahead of Earl Thomas who is on an undefeated team with the best D.
It's a sin that AP isn't first for All Pro list and that Earl Thomas and Eric Berry (best two safeties in the league) aren't there together.
& sorry, but god bless Hall of Famer Marv Levy & his 4 Super Bowl losses...but Jimmy Johnson won 3 Super Bowls essentially, beating Levy for 2 of them...& he doesn't SNIFF the Hall? Peter, use your power...you know better...
Yeah, I'm sorry, Jimmy Johnson not in the Hall is a travesty for one reason only...HE WAS THE COACH *&* GM---Jerra Jones did not draft those players or build those teams, no matter the title, & the fact the Cowboys have been resolutely mediocre since Johnson left, even with all the funds in the world, really does say something. The fact that more GMs aren't in the Hall is a joke, & one of the pound-for-pound best GM/coaches ever not getting in is so silly as to be laughable. Dungy deserves to be in eventually, but he won one Super Bowl, & he wasn't the GM of either Tampa Bay or Indianapolis.
I think Tony Dungy is a tough case for the HOF. He won lots of regular season games with tremendous talent in Tampa and Indy but won just one Super Bowl and had many early exits in the playoffs. Also, he never quite got the Colts defense right despite supposedly being a defensive mastermind. Further, Gruden winning in Tampa the year after Dungy left hurts his cause.
I live in southwestern Ontario and, as such, receive sports radio from Cleveland, Detroit, and Buffalo. I have grown accustomed to Monday mournings from WKNR, WFDN, and WGR respectively. This morning, though, nothing but accolades and celebration! So I got to wondering: when was the last time the Browns, Lions, and Bills all won in the same week?
Amazing how you didn't pick Matt Schaub as goat of the week or, at the very least, the co-goat of the week. Flacco's decisions may have been bad (a couple of the picks were unlucky), but you don't see the throw that Schaub chose to make--he wasn't under duress--at any level above high school. Put another way: can you imagine a certified NFL stud QB, such as Peyton Manning or Brady or Brees or Rivers or even Cutler, attempting that throw on his worst day?
@LittleOne4u Er. That's not normally how the term 'jail bait' is used, bud.
@LittleOne4u Mannings have a diva streak. Remember when the boys were drafted and Archie called San Diego and told them don't draft Eli because he won't play there? Can't get much more diva then that!
@GooGulsux seahawks would probably be 1-3 without him.
@donald5 Have you bothered to see his stats in cold weather? He continues to perform at high levels. Even in the Raven game the td he placed with Knowshone was perfect--even the commentators said that the weather was not effecting Peyton's arm. BUT he throws one interception and suddenly he can't play in cold weather--sounds like the same type of propaganda coming out of Obama's mouth
@Jesus Hitler Well these are the same "clowns" that all passed on Arian Foster as well. (the same guys who picked Fauria were clowns for whiffing on Foster, right?) Is this a living testament to how little attention the rest of the country pays to the SEC? Spare us the "nobody pays attention the PAC12 garbage". The scouts don't give a flying flip about ESPN contracts or when the games start. They watch the games regardless. Read his draft profile. A TE that gets tripped up a little too easily after the catch and does not block well in the run game. While he should have been drafted, I hardly see it as a travesty worth some completely tangential and off topic rant on the MMQB.
@Natick4 good point. we can build em faster stronger than ever before. Fast forward 10 yrs from now. Stem cell Manning just threw his 100th TD for the season
@Natick4 Re: Stem Cell Therapy ... definitely intriguing. Can you cite some proof or, failing that, a link to some reasonable speculation?
@FightingTard So, you would rather he not play?
@FightingTard Manning has never been the biggest, strongest, or fastest QB. PEDs don't make you any smarter and the only thing different with Manning at this point (post injury) is that he might be even smarter. He's not threading needles 20 yards downfield like he used to even but, he's as good as ever at reading defenses. His performance this year stems from extended familiarity with his teammates and his maturation as a QB (He could have won MVP #5 last year, and could get it this year).
@FightingTard He didn't just come back. He played last year. He has had time to heal and get work in with his receivers. His performance is not out of the ordinary for him. But yes, I agree that he is doping. the name of the drug? Wes Welker.
@liquidmuse3 You overly-officious jerk!
@liquidmuse3 Didn't Jimmy leave the Cowboys because Jerry Jones want him to relinquish the GM job?
@LarryYelen Larry, it was an incredibly stupid decision and play; however, he WAS under duress. Everything else you said was correct.
@TravisHastings @LittleOne4uSo you have one tiny example from only one of the brothers in, what, 26 combined seasons?
Some diva streak.
Anyway, that incident with Eli was more business-related than anything else; Archie was convinced San Diego would be a dire career move for Eli. So you can get *much* more 'diva' than that example, actually.
@GooGulsux but that doesn't make him the best QB in the league, just the one most valuable to his team. You're saying you'd turn down the chance to have Peyton, Brady, or Rodgers on your team?
@JahliSuwaghaman @FightingTard At this point he is a lock. I know, its early, but if he keeps this up, he is shattering records at the most important position and the team will go very very near undefeated. Who can match him this season when he has nearly twice as many TDs as the next guy? 4 TDs a game would come out to 64..round down and he can realistically go for 55 to 60. He would shatter the record by Brady.


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We always hear the question, "Who can find a virtuous woman?" from Proverbs 31:10. However, as young ladies and women that question does nothing for us. The questions we should be asking are "Who can become a virtuous woman?" and "How do I become a virtuous woman?"
So, to look at the first question, "Who can become a virtuous woman?" we must realize that anyone of us can. We just have to follow the example that she left.
To begin with, "The heart of her husband doth safely trust in her, so that he should have no need of spoil. She will do him good all the days of her life." (Proverbs 31:11-12).
So basically the virtuous woman is trustworthy. Her husband can trust her to be there for him, to give him honest counsel, and respect his final decisions. So what do we have to do to become that?
Okay, So that looks at the first two verses, I will do some more later, but right now I want to make the point that if even if you do not have a husband, you can work towards becoming this virtuous woman.
How you may ask?
These are just a few pieces of thought on the process of becoming a virtuous woman; I am hoping that next week I can look into the next few verses. Remember Heb 13:8 "Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and today, and forever."
When people think of your name what comes to their mind? I often try to answer this question for myself, because I am genuinely concerned about what people think when they hear my name.
I am not worried because I need their approval, but because I want to be someone whose name brings good thoughts. That encourages them in their walk with Christ.
In the book of Proverbs Solomon says "A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, and loving favour rather than silver and gold."(Pr 22:1).
So how do we obtain a good name? Here's some of what I think:
These are just some of the things that I think of when I am trying to analyze the name I have, or my opinion of someone else.
Remember, in the Bible, it is clear that we are to desire a good reputation or name; "A good name is better than precious ointment; and the day of death than the day of one's birth" (Ec 7:1). :)
So, have you ever had that week in which you think nothing else bad could possibly happen? That everything bad happened to you?
I have...and after I have those thoughts, I often think about how hard I try to be a good person, and how unfair that bad things happen to me...a good person...a christian.
However I am often pulled out of these dangerous thoughts-for they are dangerous because they are self-pitying ,self-centered thoughts-by:
Matthew 5:45 "That ye may be the children of your Father which is in heaven: for he maketh his sun to rise on the evil and on the good, and sendeth rain on the just and on the unjust." This verse, basically reminds me, that though I am a Christian that bad things can still happen to me because it is GOD'S will. However, there will also be good things!
Then I think about what things are "bad" to me, and compare them to the challenges to others. What about the Christians in India and Nigeria that face persecution for their beliefs? Nothing in my life is as challenging as having to risk my life for my beliefs.
I conclude these thoughts by remembering a song we often sing at church "Count Your Blessings." The chorus of that song says "Count your many blessings, name them one by one, and it will surprise you what the Lord hath done!"
God has done so much for us, we never need to lose sight of that. Oh, and remember he is always with you even if it seems your life is having just rain!
Matthew 8:28 "...lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world. Amen."
So, I am Kaley Palmer!
I have grown up going to LaPrada Drive Church of Christ...It's in Mesquite, Tx!
Which brings me to I am from Royse City, Texas, a town that is growing, but has kept it's small town feel!!
I still remember the day I was baptized, it was July 15th, 2008! It was absolutely the most important day of my life, thus far!
I am a student at the University of Oklahoma (OU) as a Elementary Education Major, ergo I love Crimson and Creme and little kids!! :) Boomer Sooner!!
Since I am now in Oklahoma, I attend a church in Oklahoma City, called Penn South Church of Christ!
I am one to always Smile, I laugh VERY often, and just try to be optimistic, because I have found life is much more enjoyable when you at least try to smile about it!! :)
I cherish everyday that I wake up alive because I never know when I won't! Jas 4:14 "Whereas ye know not what shall be on the morrow. For what is your life? It is even a vapour, that appeareth for a little time, and then vanisheth away."
I am absolutely horrible at sarcasm, but I am working on getting better!
I have been in band since 6th grade, and I have loved every minute of it, especially College Marching Band!
i I """I am I am horridI love my family soooo much, they are the best family I could ever ask for!
I have a little sister who is 7, and is very competitive. She is also a ray of sunshine!
There is another little sister who is 6, and is as ornery as can be, but I love her nonetheless!
I have an older brother, who is married and has two sons. He is an evangelist for the Churches of Christ, and one of my role models! His wife is the best big sister, and another one of the people I look to as a role model!
My parents are great examples, and are very involved in our home Church!!
Well, that's all I know about myself! :) But I want to leave you with one of my favorite verses:
Heb 13:8 Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever.


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By CARL SMITH
Once again, District 2 Supervisor Orlando Trainer will discuss the process behind a potential sale of OCH Regional Medical Center and the possibility of a future bond issue for infrastructure funds when Oktibbeha leaders meet 5:30 p.m. today at the county courthouse.
Trainer said he will bring up the possibility of continuing with outside financial analysis of the hospital. Previously, the board voted 3-2 — District 1 Supervisor John Montgomery, District 5 Supervisor Joe Williams and Trainer cast "Yay" votes — to seek proposals for such analysis. Following public informational sessions on the hospital's future held by both Trainer and a grassroots organization supporting OCH, Montgomery, a key swing vote, came out against any OCH Regional Medical Center transaction after personally reviewing its financials with hospital administrators. A majority 3-2 vote is required to continue the process.
Trainer said he's spoken with individuals representing Horne CPAs and Business Advisors, the organization which handled similar financial reviews in Greenwood and Grenada. In August, the Greenwood Commonwealth reported the organization handled a financial analysis of Greenwood Leflore Hospital for $40,000.
A Horne representative, he said, agreed to possibly speak with the board in the future.
"My suggestion (to the board) would be get him here, go into executive session (and discuss the financial analysis proposal)," Trainer said. "I think (board members) see the importance (of independent financial analysis), but nobody wants to step out into the line of fire. We need someone to advise us because health care is one of the most important issues facing our county.
"People shouldn't be scared of these worst-case scenarios," Trainer added, referencing possible job losses associated with a potential hospital sale. "We can approach the situation cautiously. I am trying to improve health care here in Oktibbeha County, not hurt it."
An independent financial analysis is just one step needed for a potential hospital sale. If the board chooses to formally start the process after an analysis, citizens could force any transaction — an outright sale or a lease — to a countywide vote.
On Saturday, Montgomery said he was still committed to supporting OCH Regional Medical Center and would not sway on the issue. Calls to Board President Marvell Howard and District 4 Supervisor Daniel Jackson went unreturned as of press time.
Frank Davis, a representative of the pro-OCH citizens group, said hospital supporters will be in attendance today to observe the county's discussion of the matter.
"We can't afford not to be there," he said. "We can't afford not to be up to date on the situation."
In addition to OCH, Trainer said he will also discuss the county's need for additional road funding through a bond issuance. Trainer said the county should seek $10 million for infrastructure projects, a similar amount he campaigned for earlier in the year.
Since January, Trainer has motioned for three bond-intent notices — loans for $9.5 million, $5.7 million and $3 million, respectively — but each attempt was defeated by a majority board vote.
If the board uses the correct language in a future bond, Trainer said monies could be diverted to different projects and areas around the county.
"We need to gauge the citizens' interest for this and if we do decide to go forward, we need to be flexible to do a variety of things," he said.
Earlier this month, County Road Manager Victor Collins said Oktibbeha County crews are mostly on schedule with their assigned work within the county's four-year road plan. In regard to this year's scheduled work, he said his crews are approximately 75-80 percent complete, and work will continue as long as mild, dry weather holds.
"When the weather breaks in the spring, there are a number of projects that we want to do. If we go forward now (with a bond issuance), we could have a deal done before the year ends," Trainer said. "(The potential bond) could give us funding to do a combination of things because in order to do more we have to have more."
As with previous bond requests, Trainer said the county could make yearly loan payments within its existing cash flows or, if needed, add on an additional mill or two to the local tax rate.


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The bendir, a frame drum from North Africa
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A frame drum is a drum that has a drumhead width greater than its depth. Usually the single drumhead is made of rawhide or man-made materials. Shells are traditionally constructed of bent wood (rosewood, oak, ash etc.) scarf jointed together; plywood and man-made materials are also used. Some frame drums have mechanical tuning and on many the drumhead is stretched and tacked in place. It is the earliest skin drum known to have existed. Examples are found in many places and cultures. It has been suggested[1] that they were also used to winnow grain.
The frame drum is one of the most ancient musical instruments; it is reputed to be the first drum to be invented. Frame drums are often constructed with a round, wooden frame. Metal rings or jingles may also be attached to the frame. Larger frame drums are played mainly by men in spiritual ceremonies; medium-size drums are played mainly by women.
Types of frame drums[edit]
- Adufe (Portugal)
- Bendir (North Africa, Turkey)
- Bodhrán (Ireland)
- Buben (Russia)
- Crowdy-crawn (Cornwall)
- Daf (Iran, Kurdistan, Azerbaijan, Turkey, Middle East)
- Daires (Greece)
- Duff, daff, daffli (India)
- Epirotiko Defi (Greece)
- Dayereh (Iran, Central Asia, Balkans)
- Dob (Hungary)
- Doyra (Uzbekistan)
- Dhyāngro (Nepal)
- Ghaval (Azerbaijan)
- Kanjira (India)
- Mazhar (Egypt)
- Pandeiro (Brazil)
- Pandereta or Pandero (Puerto Rico)
- Pandereta (tuna, rondalla, estudiantina - Spain, Philippines and LatinAmerica)
- Pandero (España)
- Pandero cuequero (Chile)
- Pandero jarocho (Mexico)
- Parai (India, Sri Lanka)
- Patayani thappu (India)
- Ramana (Thailand)
- Ravann (Mauritius)
- Rebana (Southeast Asia)
- Riq (Arabic world)
- Sami drum (Nordic and Russia)
- Shaman drum
- Tamborim (Brazil)
- Tambourine (Europe, USA)
- Tamboutsia (Cyprus)
- Tamburello (Italy)
- Tammorra (Italy)
- Tar (North Africa)
- Thappu (India)
- Toph, Tupim (Israel)
- Timbrel
- Uchiwa daiko (Japan)
- ^ Edwards, Bela. Music of the Hebrews. The Biblical Repository and Quarterly Observer. Retrieved 28 September 2014.
External links[edit]
- Glen Velez
- Layne Redmond
- Eckermann Drums Vienna, Manufacture of custom drum membranes and instruments
- Frame Drums
- Frame Drum Central
- online community for frame drum and other world percussion
- Knock on Wood frame Drum Page
- Frame drum videos
- Glen Velez Frame Drum Video
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I am holding for an hour and a half so far trying to open a claim on the phone as it's a cwc. I've never had to wait this long. it's Monday and the second time I'm calling because I waited over an hour last Thursday. Should I hang up and go to an office?
I waited on the phone for three and a half hours to speak to someone after listening to elevator music for that long you kind of go numb when I heard the phone ring in steed of music playing I said hello no one answered waited a few more seconds then said OMG please tell me after 3 & 1/2 hours I haven't been disconnected then a few seconds later a women answered and asked me for my amount of pay for the week I worked June 28th I told her the stub said my last work week ended on the 25 then she told me i hate when people complain about being on hold for over three hours and then they don't have the info I ask for and she hung up on me what do I do now I just wanted to ask why the if my claim went through because it's my first time filing online and the submit button wouldn't work. Who can I complain to. very frustrated.
I was getting disability insurance, i still cannot go to work because of my sickness, can i get unemployment insurance, or continue to get disability insurance.
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I worked in nj for the last 8 years, and live in new york.
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I live in New York. I have worked in New Jersey for 18 years, until Dec 31, 2012, then my job transferred me to New York. This October I lost my job due to a lay-off. I would qualify for the maximum amount in unemployment. So for the past 18 months, I have worked in both NY and NJ. Can I apply for un-employment in New Jersey as it would be the a higher dollar amount? and how would I apply? Seems like it is impossible to talk to someone when calling on the telephone or find information on line about this situation. Thank you, your help appreciated.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. – A 16-game winning streak to open the 2014 campaign has helped Florida (16-0) strengthen its hold on the No. 1 position in the Feb. 25th release of the USA Today/NFCA Division I softball poll.
The Gators received 20 of 32 possible first-place votes to expand their advantage over No. 2 Tennessee (13-0) from six to 12 points in the latest listing. UF recorded a perfect 5-0 week, with four match-ups at its home-hosted Lipton Invitational in Gainesville, Fla., that included victories over Jacksonville, Troy and Indiana.
Second-ranked Tennessee (13-0) was one of many teams throughout the country that made the trip to Cathedral City, Calif., to participate in the high-profile Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic. During their stay at the prestigious event, the Lady Vols downed a pair of ranked teams in then-No. 11 Nebraska (5-3) and then-No. 13 Stanford (3-1) and also picked up hard-fought wins over Oregon State (5-1) and Fresno State (5-4).
Another perfect home weekend, this one at its own Diamond Devil Invitational, allowed Arizona State (17-0) the opportunity to climb a single spot to third, while Oregon (14-1) rose from sixth to fourth following its unbeaten effort at the Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic. The Ducks won all five of their match-ups, including triumphs over then-No. 23 LSU (4-1) and then-No. 24 Notre Dame (2-0 in 9 inn.).
No. 5 UCLA (16-0) topped a trio of ranked squads, then-No. 18 Oklahoma (3-2), then-No. 16 Missouri (4-3) and then-No. 11 Nebraska (6-2), and picked up a first-place vote to continue its rapid, early-season jaunt up the polls.
A perfect run through the FAU Kickoff Classic in Boca Raton, Fla., helped Michigan (12-2) improve a slot to sixth. Despite receiving one first-place nod, Washington (13-2) still fell from third to No. 7 after suffering its first two losses of 2014 at the Mary Nutter Classic to then-No. 23 LSU (3-6) and Northwestern (2-4). Eighth-ranked Kentucky (13-2) saw its unbeaten run to start the season come to an abrupt end in Boca Raton, Fla., with shutout losses against Kent State (0-3) and top 10 team Michigan (0-3) to drop three positions. Florida State won a trio of games at home in Tallahassee, Fla., to climb one spot to ninth, while No. 10 Arizona (13-1) leapt from 14th into the top 10 for the first time in 2014 after going 4-1 at the Mary Nutter Classic with high-profile victories over then-No. 12 Texas A&M (4-2) and then-No. 11 Nebraska (7-0).
Texas (8-9) was dropped from the No. 25 slot in last week's poll, allowing for the entrance of Auburn (13-1-1) in that position in the new listing. Head coach Clint Myers' Tigers swept through their Wilson-DeMarini Classic in Auburn, Ala., with triumphs over Jacksonville State (6-5 in 9 inn. and 13-3 in 5 inn.), Samford (3-0) and Purdue (8-0 in 5 inn.).
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With a standard transthoracic echocardiogram the transducer is moved across the chest to obtain different views of the heart. With a transesophageal echogradiogram, the transducer is placed in the esophagus (food pipe) and cardiac images are obtained from the back of the heart.
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One word comes to mind "insane" Look at Santana, with baseball contracts being guaranteed this is just stupidity. Look at the dead money being paid around the league, its ridiculous. When I was a kid I lived and breathed for the sox . Now It's become my least favorite sport (besides the NBA which is unwatchable) Owners and the players association have killed it for me. Pretty sad. Go Pats and B's
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5 years isnt it? seems wiser than the Giants going 9 years with a catcher (see Joe Mauer).
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UAE Central Bank seeks to fix mortgage cap
Abdul Basit / 17 March 2013
The Central Bank of the UAE on Saturday indicated speedy finalisation of proposed regulations on mortgages, liquidity, and banks loan exposure.
The most important regulation for banks operating in the country is a cap on mortgage lending that was proposed in December last year to prevent speculation in property market, according to a senior banker.
Chairman of the UAE Central Bank board Khalifa Mohammed Al Kindi chairing the meeting. Deputy Chairman Khalid Juma Al Majid, Governor Sultan bin Nasser Al Suwaidi, Deputy Governor Saeed Abdullah Al Hamiz, Assistant Governor for Banking Supervision Saif Hadif Al Shamsi, board members Younis Haji Al Khoori, Khalid Mohammed Salem Balama, Khalid Ahmed Al Tayer and Mohamed Ali bin Zayed Al Falasi and a group of senior central bank staff attended the meeting. — Supplied photo
The central bank's board, in its recent meeting, reviewed a report on the recent developments relating to real estate mortgage loans regulation, along with a comparative study through which the board was able to review best experiences and international practices to be availed of in this area.
"The board noted that the proposed real estate financing ratios are used by many countries, and are often used for controlling supply and demand, and as a controlling tool during economic booms," the central bank said in a statement.
Last December, the central bank surprised UAE banks by issuing a circular to banks saying it intended to restrict mortgage lending to a loans-to-value (LTV) ratio of 50 per cent for first-time foreign property buyers, and to 40 per cent for second or subsequent real estate buyers.
For UAE nationals the cap was 70 per cent LTV for first-time buyers and 60 per cent for subsequent properties. "The objective of imposing the caps was to reduce speculation in the market and reduce risk exposure for the banking sector," the central bank said at the end of 2012.
Then the Emirates Banks Association (EBA) made a counter proposal to the central bank's cap plan, suggesting a LTV ratio of 75 per cent for initial property purchases by an expatriate and 80 per cent by UAE national, and 60 per cent and 65 per cent for the second and subsequent properties bought by expatriate and UAE citizens, respectively.
EBA chairman Abdul Aziz Al Ghurair described mortgage caps beneficial for both customers and banks, but said Dubai's banks would likely be more affected than banks in other emirates if restrictions were too tight.
Only about 30 per cent of all property transactions in the Dubai are conducted using mortgage loans, Al Ghurair, who is also chief executive officer of Mashreq, told reporters on January 28. While a relatively small proportion, this still represented around $12 billion worth of transactions in 2012, according to the Dubai Land Department.
Earlier this year, the central bank again surprised the banking sector in the country as the Governor Sultan bin Nasser Al Suwaidi said: "What was published was not an order, it was a notification. The system that will be put in won't necessarily be according to the per centages that we published."
Al Suwaidi also said any ceiling on mortgage lending would not be introduced for at least six months in order to allow for consultations with banks.
The announced welcomed by Dubai bankers who had been concerned the tight restrictions originally proposed could limit lending growth just as the real estate sector is showing signs of recovery in certain sub-sectors.
In mid-January, credit ratings agency Moody's said an improvement in the property market was important for the prospects of Dubai's banks.
In a recent report, property consultancy firm Asteco said that after recording a robust growth in villa and apartment prices in 2012, Dubai is on track to sustain strong leasing and sales demand in the first half of 2013. Quality residential developments in Dubai ended 2012 with a strong fourth quarter performance to put the average annual increases at their highest since 2008, the property services company added.
The central bank during its meeting also discussed a number of issues relating to liquidity levels and ratios aimed at achieving a sustainable balance between deposits and loans at banks operating in the UAE.
"The board instructed speedy finalisation of the review of all articles of the said regulations to expedite approval and ensure timely implementation thereof," according to the statement.
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The La Crosse Police Department is currently seeking information on the whereabouts of Avery B. Gipson, a 15 year old male. He was last heard from around 10:30 p.m. Wednsday night in the area of 200 South 5th Ave in La Crosse. Police say at this time there is no reason to believe he is in danger. He has not been in touch with family or friends since that time Wednesday night.
Gipson is a white male, and is 5' 10" tall, weighing about 140 lbs, with brown hair and brown eyes. He was possibly wearing Khaki shorts, white "Element" T-Shirt with a tan colored tree on the front, and gray"Vans" skateboarding shoes.
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quick monster speed paint
here i got a monster painting i whipped up quick as a daily excercise. i wasn't evven going for any specific idea, all i thought of was some fucked up looking thing to paint.
this time i messeed around with textures.
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberApril 17th, 2007 #2
It is a comical looking thing, but if you want to go about making a creature or monster, have a think about how it would move and what its purpose would be. Otherwise you will get a pretty much useless looking monster. I would at least like to see some form of feet and not just a pair of stumps.
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true, he does appear non-believable in terms of function.
next time i'll make something that makes more sense, but this was just to get the gist of the brushes in PS, it is simpler and you can do quite alot compared to painter, but painter has twice the brushes with their own unique feel and texture for different painting styles.
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The magnetohydrodynamic flow of a liquid metal through a manifold that feeds an array of electrically coupled rectangular ducts with thin conducting walls is investigated. This geometry is typical of an inlet/outlet manifold servicing arrays of poloidal coolant channels in tokamak self-cooled blankets. The interaction parameter and Hartmann number are assumed to be large, whereas the magnetic Reynolds number is assumed to be small. Under these assumptions, which are relevant to liquid-metal flows in self-cooled tokamak blankets, viscous and inertial effects are confined to very thin boundary layers adjacent to the walls. The analysis for obtaining three-dimensional solutions outside these layers is described, and numerical solutions are presented. Electrical coupling between the common manifold and the coolant ducts, as well as coupling among the coolant ducts themselves, necessitates simultaneous solutions for the multiple channels, and uniquely determines the partition of the total flow rate among the coolant ducts. Control of flow partition that may be required for optimal cooling of the first wall and blanket is demonstrated and discussed. The pressure drop resulting from the disturbance associated with the manifold is calculated and is shown to be minimal.
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Usher launched his new fragrance, but more importantly, Usher and Momma Usher were seen together for the first time in a long time. Coincidentally, Tameka Foster wasn't in any of the pictures, so my guess is she wasn't present. My heart runneth over, there's nothing like the love between a mother and son. Side note: Beyonce hair color is growing on me, or maybe she has a better hairstyle. Nelly is looking better these days.
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He used to be a nobody from Long Beach named Calvin Broadus Jr.
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INDIANAPOLIS — In the time it will take the Eastern Hancock volleyball team to travel to Forest Park High School for the semistate tournament on Saturday, the Royals could have replayed each of their sectional and regional matches.
At least, with the quick work Eastern Hancock has made of its state tourney foes, it sure seems that way.
The Royals won the first regional title in program history Tuesday with a 25-22, 25-22, 25-18 win at Heritage Christian. The victory came on the heels of Eastern Hancock's first sectional championship since 1984, which culminated Saturday after the Royals won three straight matches without dropping a set.
"When I had call out (for tryouts), I told them this was going to be a special season, and I believed that wholeheartedly," EH coach Mike Eastes said Tuesday evening as the Royals and their fans celebrated on Heritage Christian's home court. "So, no, I'm not surprised."
Eastern Hancock's string of postseason shutouts will be challenged Saturday when it faces Class 2A No. 2-ranked Providence at Forest Park in Ferdinand, which is northeast of Evansville and a three-and-a-half hour bus ride from Charlottesville. The Royals (28-9) and the private-school Pioneers (33-4) will battle at 11 a.m., followed by No. 4 Eastern Greene (35-2) vs. No. 10 Ritter (26-9). The championship is at 7 p.m., with the winner advancing to the state finals at Ball State versus the winner of Saturday's other 2A semistate at Bremen.
The Royals hope to avoid a slow start like the one that plagued them against Heritage Christian. Five of the Royals' first seven kill attempts sailed out of bounds, and the Eagles (14-20) quickly built an 8-1 lead.
"It was definitely nerves," EH senior outside hitter Frannie Stephenson said. "We were so focused on the fact that this was a big game that we just came out a little bit timid.
"But, you know what, we regrouped and we did it. So, I'm really proud how everybody did."
With Jordian Eastes on serve, the Royals reeled off nine straight points to take a 10-8 advantage, and they remained poised the rest of the night.
Trailing 19-18 later is the opening set, EH scored four straight points, including kills from Stephenson and Lauren Harmon, and closed out the set.
With the middle stanza tied 18-18, Stephenson notched two more of her game-high 11 kills during a 6-0 EH blitz that propelled the Royals to a 2-0 set lead.
Again in the third set, with the Eagles in front 15-13, the Royals put together a 9-0 rally that essentially closed out the contest. Stephenson had three kills during the final squashing of young Heritage Christian, which put six sophomores and a junior on the floor to start the match.
The Royals are 25-5 with Stephenson in the lineup this season, but their defense and passing have been just as vital.
On Tuesday, Hannah Best, Tori Bednarski and Lytia Vanderpool combined for 31 digs out of the back row, neutralizing the Eagles' top threat, sophomore outside hitter Peyton Fallis.
"We had some film on (Heritage Christian), thanks to New Palestine," said Mike Eastes, referring to one of the Royals' and Eagles' common opponents. "Fallis is pretty good. From what I saw on film, that's who they fed through. So, we had to contain her."
With Best and Co. picking up most of Fallis' attempts off the floor, the Eagles' hitting attack never got in full swing.
"There's no way we could have done any of this without them,' Stephenson said of the Royals' defense specialists. "They all just work so hard."
Stephenson added nine digs, while Eastes, in addition to a match-high 22 assists, contributed eight digs and five aces.
Harmon (three kills, four blocks), Melissa Bedell (five kills, four blocks), Emily Jeffries (four kills, three blocks) and Bekah Dickmander (three kills) aided Stephenson at the net.
While the Royals ultimately won the regional title on the strength of a skilled, balanced effort, the Eagles were, at times, their own worst enemy.
Heritage Christian made nine service errors, hit 11 kill attempts into the net, swatted 10 balls out of bounds and committed four lifting/net violations.
It's unlikely Providence will gift wrap as many points at semistate on Saturday. Among the Pioneers' victories this season was a 3-2 win over 4A No. 3 Columbus East, which won a regional title Tuesday.
"We're going to have to practice hard," Bednarski, the Royals' senior DS said. "I know that the teams that are coming up are nothing like this team was.
"The teams in the sectional we played against were not very good teams, so semistate is a whole 'nother level. We have a lot to work on."
Bednarski and her teammates were joined by a lights-blazing firetruck accompaniment when they returned to Hancock County Tuesday evening, with dozens of parents' vehicles trailing the Royals' team bus. It was a festive atmosphere, to be sure, and no matter how much longer the party lasts, these girls have left their mark.
"We've got nothing to lose (Saturday), everything to prove," coach Eastes said. "Just go down there and have fun. That's what I keep telling them. Just go out and have fun and continue to make history."
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In other regional title matches Tuesday, Class 3A No. 1 Yorktown and 2A No. 1 Wapahani each won championships and, as a result, will move up one class next season because of the IHSAA's new "tradition factor."
Under the plan, which was instituted this year, sports programs earn a certain number of points for each sectional, regional, semistate and state championship. Once a team reaches six points in a two-year span, they're bumped up a class for the next two-year period. The new plan was made retroactive to include results from the 2011-12 school year, and Yorktown's and Wapahani's success last year, along with their regional titles Tuesday, will move them into 4A and 3A, respectively, beginning in 2013-14.
It's possible Yorktown could be slotted into a sectional with 4A Greenfield-Central. The Cougars' volleyball sectional already includes a number of teams to the north, including Anderson and Pendleton Heights. G-C lost to 4A No. 1 New Castle in the sectional championship Saturday, but the Trojans were upset by Cathedral Tuesday in the regional final. New Castle could also be in a different class next season. The IHSAA will release new classifications in the spring based on school enrollment, and New Castle has been on the 3A/4A bubble the last several years.
Among Eastern Hancock's fellow Mid-Hoosier Conference teams, Hauser (27-8) stayed alive in the Class A tourney with a regional championship win over Lutheran.