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World Breastfeeding Week (WBW) is an annual celebration and awareness campaign highlighting and recognizing the benefits of breastfeeding in communities across the globe. It is celebrated every year from 1 to 7 August in more than 120 countries. Breastfeeding is the normal way of providing young infants with the nutrients they need for healthy growth and development.
Virtually all mothers can breastfeed, provided they have accurate information, and the support of their family, the health care system and society at large. Breastfeeding is directly linked to reducing the death toll of children under five, yet only 36 per cent of infants below the age of six months in developing countries are exclusively breastfed, according to the UN Children's Fund (UNICEF).
WHO recommends exclusive breastfeeding until a baby is six months old, and continued breastfeeding with the addition of nutritious complementary foods for up to two years or beyond.
The United Nations and its partners are promoting the use of all possible means of communication, including social networking, blogs and even flash mobs, to get the message out on the benefits of breastfeeding beyond clinics and delivery rooms to the wider public.
"With so much at stake, we need to do more to reach women with a simple, powerful message: Breastfeeding can save your baby's life," UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake said on the occasion of World Breastfeeding Week, which is celebrated from 1 to 7 August.
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Rancho Recall Explained
As of March 20, 2014, FSIS has completed all checks (effectiveness checks and disposition verification checks) for recalls 002-2014 and 013-2014 regarding Rancho Feeding Corporation. FSIS has determined that based on the number of successful checks (see Directive 8080.1, Attachment 1, Table 3) where businesses were notified of the recall and removed affected products from commerce that the recall activities were effective.
There will be no further additions to the distribution list. Because of widespread interest in both of these recalls, however, FSIS has decided to temporarily* leave the recall releases and distribution lists in the "active" section of the recalls website, rather than moving it to the "archive" section, as is usual policy, in an effort to continue to make the information as accessible as possible.
*Note: Cases have now been removed from the active listing. (January 27, 2015)
FSIS inspection personnel were present at Rancho Feeding Corporation during normal operations, as required by law.
At this time, USDA's Office of Inspector General (OIG) is conducting an investigation into activities at the facility. FSIS is partnering with OIG on the investigation and is unable to comment further while the investigation is ongoing.
Any meat product that is processed without the full benefit of inspection is considered unwholesome and unfit for human consumption. Therefore, FSIS requested, and the establishment agreed to conduct a Class I recall of all products, including whole carcasses, produced from Jan. 1, 2013 through Jan. 7, 2014.
FSIS has received no reports of illness from consumption of these products. Anyone concerned about an illness should contact a healthcare provider.
Many of the carcasses that were the subject of the recall were shipped to other establishments where they were processed into smaller cuts and sold. Some of this meat was included in processed products, such as frozen entrees.
As part of the recall process, FSIS personnel track down the distribution of the product. Because this recall occurred at the source—the slaughter establishment—FSIS has followed the path of the recalled product as the cuts were sold for processed food.
Additional Resources
The recall release for Recall 013-2014 is available on the FSIS website.
Inspection 101 provides an overview of how agency inspectors and veterinarians oversee the safe production of meat, poultry and egg products that enter commerce.
To understand the recall process, the FSIS Recall Directive explains how and why the agency conducts recalls.
To understand ante-mortem inspection, please read FSIS Directive 6100.1 Ante-Mortem Livestock Inspection.
To understand post-mortem inspection, please read FSIS Directive 6100.2 Post-Mortem Livestock Inspection.
To learn more about the law that sets the guidelines to ensure the nation's meat, poultry and egg supply are safe, read the Federal Meat Inspection Act.
Follow FSIS through two Twitter feeds:
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The Central Connecticut men's track and field team traveled to two competitions this weekend, the Stanford Invitational and the AIC Yellow Jacket Invitational. CCSU finished fourth as a team at the AIC Yellow Jacket Invitational on Sunday behind a first-place performance from junior Jamal Fruster and several other top-five finishes.
Two Blue Devils represented CCSU at Stanford University this weekend in Stanford, CA. Senior Craig Hunt raced the 10,000m while junior Brian Biekert ran the 3,000m steeplechase.
Hunt posted a new career-best time of 29:31.87 in the race, besting his previous personal record of 30:34.65. He placed 15th out of 25 runners in section two of the race.
Biekert, who set the CCSU program record in the 3,000m steeplechase last season (8:59.11), placed 14th in a field of 16. He crossed the finish line in section two of the steeplechase finals in a time of 9:08.68.
At the AIC Yellow Jacket Invitational, Fruster led CCSU with a gold-medal performance in the 400m dash. The junior qualified for the NEICAAA Championships with his time of 49.08 and was one of just three of the 68 sprinters to qualify in the event. Fruster was followed by freshman Zach Andrews in a career best time of 51.02 (10th), freshman Tommy Pytel (20th, 51.92) and junior Chris Savvidou (25th, 52.27).
Central also scored well in the 200m dash, claiming three of the top five spots in the race. Andrews was the first Blue Devil to cross the line in 22.52 for third place. The race was Andrews' first attempt at the 200m dash in his career. He was followed closely by sophomore Kendall Walker in fourth (22.61) and Pytel in fifth (22.68).
Walker claimed sixth in the 100m dash with his time of 11.97 in a field of 55, followed by freshman Elijah Amoah in 25th (11.56).
In the distance events, Central freshman Thomas Lupoli finished sixth in the 800m run with his time of 1:57.33. He was joined in the top ten by junior Joey Farrington, who finished ninth in 1:57.91.
In the 1,500m run, junior Patrick Hubbell raced a career-best time of 3:58.81, good for fourth place in the deep field of 84. Joining Hubbell in the top 25 were junior Andrew Hill (15th, 4:06.49) and sophomore Tyler Raymond who finished in a career-best time of 4:08.55, good for 23rd. Two freshmen rounded out CCSU's five runners in the race for their first collegiate outing in the 1,500m. Colin Sauter placed 39th of 84 with his time of 4:15.98 and was followed by Brendan Callahan in 41st (4:16.79).
CCSU claimed the bronze in both the 110m hurdles and the 400m hurdles. Junior Ryan Budd finished third in the 400m hurdles with his NEICAAA qualifying time of 55.99. He was followed by junior Jordan Watkins in fourth, who crossed the line in 57.77.
In the 110m hurdles, it was Watkins who claimed the bronze (15.01), followed by freshman Dan Baum who raced a career-best time of 15.56, good for seventh. Baum also competed in the 400m hurdles where he finished 10th in a career-best 59.74.
In the field events, junior Jamie Tobias finished sixth in the high jump, clearing a height of 1.83 meters while freshman David Gomes pole vaulted 3.70 meters.
Sophomore John Sudol leapt a career-best distance of 6.33 meters in the long jump event, registering 13th place of 49 jumpers. He was followed by freshmen Kwency Crittenden in 16th and Garrett Shaw in 35th.
Shaw also took sixth in the triple jump with a distance of 13.13m.
In the discus throw, sophomore Therin Scott registered a distance of 33.42m, good for 12th place. He was followed by freshman Zach Torro who threw for a career-best distance of 32.85m. In his first collegiate attempt at the hammer throw, Torro placed 20th with a distance of 33.04m.
Junior Michael Ficorilli also competed in the hammer, throwing for 38.08m in 15th place. He was also the only Blue Devil to compete in the men's shot put, finishing eighth of 36 with 13.37 meters.
Vermont claimed first place overall in the field of 20 teams with 109.50 points. UMass took second with 72.50, followed by Tufts with 66.50. CCSU earned fourth (66) and was followed by American International to round out the top five with 53.50 points.
The Blue Devils are set to return to action Saturday, April 12, at UMass and Bucknell.


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Choosing an intimate but profound setting in the Indiana Supreme Court Law Library to take the oath Monday as the state's first female chief justice, Loretta Rush said the history in the tomes spoke volumes to her.
"I consider it to be a jewel of our Indiana Statehouse," Rush said. "I love these law books," representative of more than two centuries of the rule of law in the state.
Rush noted that when she told Chief Justice Brent Dickson that she'd like her swearing in to be "small, soon and in the law library, he said 'fine.'" She also suggested the speed at which the event was arranged was a good sign for government efficiency.
The Judicial Nominating Commission on Aug. 6 selected Rush to be the next chief justice, succeeding Dickson, who will remain on the court as a justice until he faces mandatory retirement in July 2016.
Alongside her husband, Jim, and youngest son, Luke, Rush took the oath administered by Gov. Mike Pence. Saying it was proper to note the historic occasion, Pence also referred to her selection by the Judicial Nominating Commission, whose members said she was "quite simply, the best choice to lead the best state Supreme Court as its chief justice."
Rush expressed gratitude to Dickson and longtime Justice Robert Rucker and also vowed to continue the collegial and collaborative atmosphere with justices Steven David and Mark Massa.
"I look forward to many, many, many more years together," Rush said to her colleagues.
The swearing-in ceremony lasted only about 45 minutes, including remarks from Dickson, Pence and Rush. Current and former justices along with judges of the Court of Appeals and Tax Court, Attorney General Greg Zoeller, Lt. Gov. Sue Ellspermann and other dignitaries attended.
"I haven't been this nervous in a law library since my first year at law school across the street," Pence quipped in marking a "new and historic chapter in Indiana's highest court."
Pence also saluted Dickson, who he said had been a mentor and friend to him for years before he was elected governor. Pence called Dickson's tenure as chief short but substantive, and said it was marked by a commitment to the "longstanding tradition of excellence for this court."
Dickson said, "I am really looking forward to having Chief Justice Rush at our helm," saying she is "remarkably well-equipped to serve."
He also noted Rush's background – growing up in Lake County and Richmond before attending undergrad at Purdue University and graduating from the Indiana University Maurer School of Law in Bloomington, after which she served in private practice and on the bench in Tippecanoe County.
"Loretta Rush is Hoosier, through and through," Dickson said. He said she's also an innovator – "She can be a dynamo in leadership."
Rush singled out a part of the Indiana Constitution highlighted in the law library – Article 1, Section 12 – that she said was inspiring to her. She read it aloud:
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Since that time, the Red Sox have held up their end of the bargain, going 19-6, but the Yankees (17-9) have not.
The Baseball Prospectus and Cool Standings odds of New York winning the division have decreased slightly from August 24 -- now anywhere from 90.4% to 96.1%. That is still a steep hill to climb, but with the lead in the East down to five games, the smallest deficit since August 7, there is talk of Boston making a late run.
While Boston visits the lowly Royals for four games, the Yankees are in Anaheim, where they are 0-3 against the Angels this season and 5-17 since 2005.
Yankees 95-55 --- 12 games leftThe Red Sox must sweep the Yankees next weekend to have any chance of winning the division. Assuming a three-game sweep against the team with the best record in MLB is a big "if", but ...
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If Boston does sweep, and the Yankees go 4-5 in its other nine games, the Red Sox would have to go 7-4 in its remaining games. The teams would tie at 99-63, and Boston would win the division because of what then would be a 12-6 advantage in the season series.
Overall, even if New York goes 6-6, the Red Sox need a 12-2 finish.
Will Terry Francona and the front office push for the division? I don't think so. We care far more about winning the division vs wild card than management does.
With an eight-game lead in the Wild Card race, the Red Sox will be playing October baseball. And getting pitchers and position players rested and ready is the most important thing. If the wins come during those preparations, great. But I cannot see the team deciding to do something different in the final week of the season just because, for example, the Red Sox are only 1 GB next Monday morning.
The bottom line is I want the Red Sox to win the East and since it remains mathematically possible, that's what I'm rooting for. (Don't we always want Boston to win and New York to lose?) If it happens, it'll be historic. And if it doesn't, the Red Sox are still in the post-season. It's a win-win, right?


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Christophe Rousset is one of the finest and most exciting harpsichordists, and as a conductor is a leader in the late 20th century revival of French Baroque music.
After studying piano as a boy, he became deeply interested in the harpsichord at the age of 13. He studied with Huguette Dreyfus at the Schola Cantorum in Paris and, from 1980 to 1983, with Bob van Asperen at the Royal Conservatory of the Hague. He won a special certificate of distinction at the Schola Cantorum and, in 1983, the first prize at the International Harpsichord Competition in Bruges.
He began a professional career, in which he rose quickly in the ranks of the world's harpsichordists. He soon appeared at some of the most prestigious early music festivals, including those of Aix-en-Provence, Saintes, Veaune, Utrecht, La Roque d'Anthéron, and Les Printemps des Arts de Nantes. He recorded for the Decca record label and its early music imprint L'Oiseau-Lyre. His recording of the Piéces de clavecin of Rameau won the 1992 Gramophone Award for Best Baroque Non-Vocal Release and the Belgian Cecilia Prize.
During this time as a specialist in Baroque harpsichord, he often performed the harpsichord continuo parts in ensemble music. It was natural that Rousset's harpsichord appearances with such established authentic instrument ensembles as La Petite Bande, Musica Antique de Cologne, the Academy of Ancient Music, Il Seminario Musicale, and Les Arts Florissants led him to an interest in leading a Baroque ensemble. In 1991, he founded such a group, which he named Les Talens Lyriques. The group was primarily interested in reviving French Baroque music and exploring the connections between the distinct national styles of France and other major European nations. An important introduction of Les Talens came in 1993 at the Festival de Beaune, when they performed Scipione by Handel. They have also played ballets and operas of Cimarosa, Berutti, de Mondonville. They recorded the soundtrack for the movie Farinelli, which had extraordinary sales for an early music classical release, selling well over 600,000 copies worldwide.
In 2000, Rousset conducted Mozart's Mitridate at the Opéra National de Lyon. In 2004 he was honored by the French government as Officier des Arts et Lettres and Chevalier dans l'Ordre National du Mérite.
Rousset has continued to record as a solo harpsichordist, often exploring the rich fund of French Baroque harpsichord music beyond Rameau and Couperin. The explosion of interest in Baroque opera in the 2010s has stimulated a busy schedule of performances and recordings of operas with Rousset as director; he has recorded, mostly for the Aparte and Ediciones Singulares labels, such novelties as Lully's Amadis (2014), Antonio Salieri's Les Danaïdes (2015), and, in 2017, Etienne-Nicolas Méhul's early Romantic Uthal. By that time, Rousset ranked as one of the most prolific performers of Baroque repertory on the European scene. He is noteworthy as a teacher and mentor, with countless "graduates" from Les Talens Lyriques populating European early music orchestras and stages.
Stabat Mater in F Minor, P. 77: I. Stabat Mater dolorosa
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Artasere, Act III, Scene 1: Aria "Son qual nave ch'agitata" (Arbace) (Live)
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Ben Flajnik Gets Wet (and Naked!) on The Bachelor
Flajnik blogs about Puerto Rican dates, saying goodbye and why Nicki's divorce doesn't scare him
Puerto Rico does it better! I can't say enough good things about Puerto Rico and the women I brought here on The Bachelor.
I had caught a bit of a cold in Utah the week prior (so please forgive my nasally voice on Monday's entire episode), but I was feeling good about where my relationships were, and knew this week would hopefully bring more romance and feelings.
I had never been to the Caribbean before and was really excited for some sunshine and water related dates with the 11 remaining women. I was also really hoping that the drama from Utah would have subsided by now, but boy was I wrong.
Watching the episode I was so flattered to see how excited Nicki got when her name was on the date card. It feels really good to know that she seems as genuinely invested in our relationship as I am.
I chose Nicki for my first date in Puerto Rico because I really was starting to like her and considered her somewhat of a dark horse. She would constantly surprise me during our conversations and especially when watching her interact with the other women. She always seemed to have a positive attitude regardless of the situation at hand.
When the rain started to come down harder than I have ever experienced before, I was hoping Nicki could roll with the punches, and she did. It was hysterical! We were getting lost running through the streets, stomping through puddles, and she never worried about her makeup. My kind of woman.
And our new garb was so rad I could hardly contain myself. I had a bunch of cigars in my pocket to really finish off the look, but unfortunately wasn't able to smoke any.
Later that evening, the conversation was pretty heavy, and I was happy Nicki felt comfortable enough to really open up to me. We talked about her divorce, what being married was like. To be honest, I wasn't spooked at all. I never looked at her divorce as a negative, rather a life experience and a lesson to grow from. Nicki is still very young and I wanted to let her know that I was here for her and didn't hold her past against her.
I love her outlook on what she wants her next union to be, and I know that if we end up together, she is going into it with a clear concept of what it takes to have a successful marriage. Oh, by the way, Nicki is a great kisser.
Take Me Out
Moving on to the Gigantes! Baseball is a huge part of my life, especially the San Francisco Giants, and I thought it would be a good idea to see if any of these girls were interested in sports. Little did I know I was going to be a part of a nail-biting game full of tears, hits and lots of smack-talking. The teams were so evenly matched I couldn't have picked better squads myself.
I am very flattered if even a percentage of how hard these women competed was to spend the evening with me. I felt really bad for Jennifer who struck out at the end because she had played so well all day. I know how bad the feeling of defeat can be. All of you ladies were amazing on the field! Seriously, The Bachelor should start a softball team.
I really tried to keep an open mind on my date with Elyse. I think she is a beautiful woman and I love that she risked a lot for the chance of finding love. I respect that type of commitment, but I also had to listen to my heart. I wish I had explained myself better to her on the beach. I feel Elyse is looking for a husband, but not necessarily me as that husband.
It's hard enough as the Bachelor to know what a woman's true intention is, and to hear her talk about "not wanting to be single" made me doubt if I'm really what she's looking for. I think she is more in love with the idea of being in love and I knew we weren't headed to that place and I didn't want to lead her on. Elyse is a great woman, and I really want her to find a guy that is right for her.
I won't spend a ton of time on the skinny-dipping, because I feel like I've talked about it so much in the press! What I will say is that I try to focus on all these relationships singularly. It's odd to date more than one woman and in order to do so, you have to try to treat each one individually. If I were in Puerto Rico with a beautiful woman I was dating and she wanted to skinny dip, I would be a fool to decline. I treated this situation the same way.
I will admit that at the time I wasn't thinking of the other women and how it would make them feel, and I'm sorry for that, but I can't blame Courtney for going out of her way to spend more time with me – that's why we are all here.
Saying goodbye to Jennifer at the rose ceremony was excruciating. We had such a fantastic date in Park City, but as my relationships with the other women were taking off, I knew in my heart that I wasn't going to end up with her.
More than anyone else here, I didn't want Jennifer to invest any more of her feelings in me. She is so incredibly kind, and wears her heart on her sleeve, that I didn't want to risk her investing any more emotion in our relationship when I knew it wouldn't be forever. I will always remember Jennifer and the sweet time we shared together.
What a week. Emotions are running high and they only grow more intense in Panama City, Panama. Thanks for tuning in and going on this journey with me.
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+7 votes TREE Sines › December 7, 2010
my favorite course of all time. its the greatest long short it got it all. and the top of the world hole is .... no words for it . your first 7 holes are in the trees. then you come out to these lovely green fairways tell hole 13 then its up up up you go to the top of the world hole 14. 800+ feet and 175 up. and there is camping right next to the course in big trees like pier park and the Umpqua river flows around the whole place.
+3 votes Tim "Timmbo" Wenrich › August 25, 2011
+2 votes Ivan Hendricks › December 28, 2010
This was a great course. The first part of it runs you through the trees. The thing is that they give you a nice corridor, but if you shoot if off....dang, it get's thick. Once you get to 9 or 10 (can't remember), the view of the river and the mountains around are a site to see. I tossed a Valkyrie on the 725ft #14 and I tell you, it was a sight to see; the disc just seems to go forever and I parked it about 40 feet away. Great course and I would play it again anytime!
+2 votes Bryce "The Gecko" Peters › April 16, 2011
its got it all a nice variety of holes i feel privileged i only live a mile away and i get to play it every day and it never gets old come huck a disc
+2 votes Nate Hoxmeier › February 20, 2011
I envy those who live around here. This course is a real treat. First 9 wooded second 9 open. The top-of-the-mountain hole #14 wins the most epic award. Definitely worth the trip out here esp when there's camping/hotsprings(well, they're a ways down the 138)/huge Umpqua river so close! Bring your A-game cuz some of these holes are looong!
+2 votes Sean Davis › September 9, 2014
Thought I was going to play Oregons best disc golf course. After playing it our group came to the conclusion it is not Oregons best. The first part of the course is meh. When you break out and can see the river it gets fun. The top of the world shot was ok but a novelty shot at best. I do want to go back and play here but would not make a special trip to do so. One sentance review. Nice view good not great course.
+1 votes Andy Verhoeven › September 17, 2010
lots of fun.
+1 votes Brody Cannon › September 5, 2012
Amazing course. Beautiful location!
+1 votes Robert Littrell › October 22, 2011
The BEST course in Oregon. It has everything. Good combo of long and short, open and technical holes. Plenty of elevation change. It is cleared of most of its underbrush. The weather is usually very good. What else more do you need? Oh yeah, when it's hot, you get to do a great 40min float in between rounds and you can camp there! If you love disc golf, then you need to play this place. And it's free!
+1 votes McKenzie Baldwin › May 16, 2011
Probably in the top 5 courses in Oregon. The teepads, the signage, and the pin placements are all top notch. Very easy to follow the course and it has it all, ultra long bombs, down to the technical tree stuff. Follow a local around to see some crazy routes! The cherry on top is hole 14 "Top of the World" 600+ feet from the top of a huge hill! They even make the walk up "fun" by placing hole 13 on the way up the hill.
Add camping onsite and you have a great disc golf vacation!
Add camping onsite and you have a great disc golf vacation!
+1 votes Matt Bressler › June 13, 2013
Cant really say a bad thing about this course. While camping there I played the course 4 times in 4 days. And twice, the pin location changed on different holes overnight. Well done out there guys. A local even called me while I was camping and returned my lost disc on Top of the World. Props again. I will be making another trip down there to take down that beast of a course.
+1 votes Rob " PURK" Purkhiser › February 27, 2014
+0 votes George Bodiroga › August 31, 2018
+0 votes Nichola Landry › October 14, 2010
+0 votes Allen "Big Al" Babikoff › May 8, 2012
This course is got to be the most beautiful one in the state of Oregon by far. The first 7 or 8 holes are inside the trees, but there no reason you shouldn't make par or birdie them. The last 10-12 holes are mostly out in the open with long drives. The top of the world on hole 14 is quite the hike straight up to the top of the hill, while throwing to 13 half way up it. could of finished at +1 but missed a two birdie attempts the last one being on 17. I can't wait to come down and play this cour ...
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This course is got to be the most beautiful one in the state of Oregon by far. The first 7 or 8 holes are inside the trees, but there no reason you shouldn't make par or birdie them. The last 10-12 holes are mostly out in the open with long drives. The top of the world on hole 14 is quite the hike straight up to the top of the hill, while throwing to 13 half way up it. could of finished at +1 but missed a two birdie attempts the last one being on 17. I can't wait to come down and play this course a few more times threw on a weekend. Meet two local guys that put on all the events at Whistler's Bend and are a couple of great guys. Hope to play in the doubles event down there next month.
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+0 votes Craig Dino › December 19, 2010
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+0 votes Tom Elder › October 20, 2014
+0 votes TOE "Tee Off Even Under Pressure" UP › August 25, 2011
this place is way epic and worth checking out for sure hole #14 is on top of the world and an amazing shot down hill the view is awesome the river is the [email protected] and the camping looks awesome there its really hot there right now but in the winter i bet its real fun here...there is a lot of different pin placements for all kinds of shots rollers,tomahawk,thump'r,backhand,lefty and right handed people it has it all :)~
+0 votes Dave Michels › December 6, 2010
Favorite course
+0 votes Edan Badajos › October 22, 2010
+0 votes Brian Vierck › August 19, 2012
My favorite course I have played in the 4 years I have been playing DG. I cannot pass Roseburg without a pit stop to Whistler's Bend. I am from Portland and have many amazing courses to choose from, but I am never as giddy as when I pull into the lot at this disc golf paradise
+0 votes Mat Owens › April 30, 2012
+0 votes nick elliott › February 17, 2018
Best disc golf course I have played. Great design, beautiful views and a challenging mix of shots. Keeps me coming back to beat my old scores. It's a must play course.
+0 votes Jaimee Sauvageau › December 3, 2013
+0 votes Dru "Stylez" › June 1, 2012
I Like this Course! Someone needs to Mow the Lawn! Cool Place for Sure, Nice Pads, Signs, and Baskets! Really only a Par 54? :)
+0 votes Barry "B" Bolliger › June 6, 2016
+0 votes Sean Chapman › March 25, 2016
Only one word can sum up this course. EPIC!!! its everything and more you could want in a course. the scenery is awesome to. wish i loved closer.
+0 votes Michelle Sawyer › April 25, 2011
Loved the course even delightful in the pouring rain! Highly recommend taking the trip from PDX to check it out.
+0 votes Roy Peters › April 18, 2011
+0 votes Chris "The Lip" Lippert › September 25, 2012
+0 votes andy Mann › October 20, 2012
+0 votes Mike Storrs › January 31, 2015
+0 votes Jon Hallquist › October 26, 2011
I thought this course was just awesome... minus the yellow jackets nest my disc landed near! One of the funnest courses I've every played. Looking forward to playing it again.
+0 votes Kevin Sweeley aka ONE LIVID MIND › August 26, 2014
Has a couple of signiture holes. Top of the world was awesome!
+0 votes Jason Pitzer › September 9, 2014
Great coarse! There are a few holes that are just plain beautiful. Who wouldn't like to throw a disc of the top of a hill. This coarse is a must, and I glad I had the chance to play it. I personally was not impressed, excepted more from the coarse. I would play it again, if I was in the area.
+0 votes Josh Marcella › November 5, 2013
+0 votes Chris Morey › December 22, 2011
This is definitely one of my favorite courses I've ever played. There is a fantastic level of variation between the holes, from being in the midst of a forest to being beside a cliff, to an awesome top-of-the-world hole. This course has it all.
Why I'm giving this course an A instead of an A+ is that the challenge level is a little low. There are a few challenging holes, but this is definitely one of the easier 18 hole courses I've played. Still a fantastic place though.
Why I'm giving this course an A instead of an A+ is that the challenge level is a little low. There are a few challenging holes, but this is definitely one of the easier 18 hole courses I've played. Still a fantastic place though.
+0 votes Max Marsh › May 22, 2012
Hands down best course in oregon and i have the privilege of living down the street
+0 votes Jesse Lamb › September 16, 2012
Lovely place to put a DGC. Many terrain changes, in the woods and out, with lots of blind up, down, and close to a ravine shots. Lost 2 discs my first time there. Holes 1 - 15 and 17 are great. The only downside from making the course perfect are holes 16 and especially 18. Many of the other holes (9 throwing down a hill close to the cliff to the Umpqua & 14 the top of the world) are real picturesque and mind blowing that 18 is just a buzz kill. That said, it's top 3 in the courses I've played (Milo, WB, Dexter, Adair, and Bryant).
+0 votes Patrick Treude › July 6, 2016
Starting out this course was awesome. In the woods for the first 10 holes. It looked like holes 2 and 3 were redesigned and they are fantastic. But then the rest of the holes 11 through 18 didn't do it for me. except hole 17 which is their version of "Top of the world." There were no yardage on most holes. It's still an enjoyable course to play.
+0 votes Paul Fraser › July 17, 2013
+0 votes Grape Ape › January 23, 2014
+0 votes Glenn 'JPSnuffy' Higgs › May 6, 2013
+0 votes Reed Sorensen › June 20, 2013
Absolutely everything you could want out of a disc golf course. Every type of shot, great use of terrain and natural obstacles. The only suggestion I could offer would be covered benches at every hole (we got caught in a down pour). Just kidding, this is easily a top course in the state. I haven't played Milo, but it can't be much better than this. I will be coming back for sure.
+0 votes Tim "Skip" Becker › April 14, 2014
+0 votes Travis Pugh › August 11, 2014
Not many cons you can say about this course. Amazing elevation changes, along with great tee pads and signs. Amazing layout with good mix of long and accurate shots. It's a fair course you hit your lines you will shoot good. Plus the top of the world one of the most memorable holes you will play. Only thing is with the new layout you have a couple long walkouts. One of the best courses Oregon has to offer!
+0 votes tyler nale › February 25, 2013
great corse super fun but hard expect shots 600ft + and a few short ones easy to loose disc mayby not a bad idea to skip a few but fun corse overall. top of the world is amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+0 votes Jimmy Moore › September 9, 2019
One of Oregon's disc golf treasures. If this is not on your DG bucket list then add it. Make sure to make a day out of this one, very long course.
+0 votes Jeff Levell › November 24, 2013
It don't get much better.
+0 votes Estherhouse - › August 21, 2013
Top of the world is so fun I'd go back just for that. A really diverse course and the scenery was quite a treat.
+0 votes Mishi Mish › December 23, 2013
All I can say is "WOW!!" Love this course! First time throwing here and wish I could play this course everyday! I will be back!
+0 votes Justin Bond › December 24, 2013
+0 votes Mr. Snap › June 14, 2015
+0 votes Nathan Frischkorn › July 3, 2018
+0 votes Tyler Wells › June 11, 2015
One of the best courses I've played.
+0 votes Jeremiah Leslie › July 21, 2015
Awesome course. Beautiful location. One major problem is lack of signage for navigating between holes. I spent far too much time looking for the next tee location. Pretty tough for a first timer. Other than that this course is great and I look forward to playing again
+0 votes Jeff Forister › July 8, 2016
Beautiful place to play.
+0 votes Tyler Rogers › February 5, 2017
+0 votes Brian Deisenroth › July 5, 2017
One of my top 10 favorite courses I have ever played. Nothing more to say that hasn't already been said. I drove to Oregon from the Bay Area just to visit this course and it was totally worth it. You must play this.
+0 votes Kameron W › May 6, 2016
+0 votes Dave Pierce › August 10, 2019
Another great course with camping ad yurts!
+0 votes Daniel Kennedy › July 11, 2018
One of the prettiest courses in the country and a great setting. About everything you could want out of a round.
-1 votes Trevor Thorp › April 17, 2012
-1 votes Skipper Hamilton › July 31, 2011
-1 votes kelly heard › August 27, 2011
very fun and challenging course cant wait to play again
-1 votes JimBONUS Gower › July 26, 2011
-1 votes Chris Faudree › September 19, 2011
-1 votes kyle b › July 6, 2011
so goood...
-1 votes Sally West › May 6, 2013
-1 votes Lance Jones › February 22, 2012
-1 votes Jake La "Putt" ka › December 27, 2012
Bring all your shots for this one, especially if you are lucky enough to get to play the 27 hole tournament layout like i was! A must play course for sure. Being a player from utah, Hole 14 is not as epic as I had hoped, so if you play a lot of mountain golf like me it may disappoint just a bit. This course is so much fun to play, and I can't wait to be back! Try not to lose your discs over the cliff!
-1 votes marc b › August 11, 2012
-2 votes Cameron "Still Cam" ficker › September 15, 2011
-2 votes Tyler Franklin › October 6, 2013
-3 votes Nick somppi › May 3, 2012
I didn't get a player pack. A lil bit ticked about that. Probablly would not have gone.


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HOUSTON (AP) Andre Johnson sometimes has to tell his teammates how lucky they are to be on one of the NFL's best teams.
For years, Johnson languished on terrible Texans teams. Now, the star receiver shares stories of the tough times, a reminder to appreciate this season and keep working for more.
Johnson is the only player currently with Houston (11-1) remaining from its franchise-worst 2-14 season in 2005.
``Enjoy this part of it, because the times that I went through, that's something you don't ever want to experience,'' he said he tells his teammates of that season. ``The season was super long. There were times I didn't want to get up and come to work. It's hard because you come in and you're working your (tail) off, and you just can't get the job done.''
Johnson has 1,114 yards receiving to bounce back from an injury-filled 2011 season where he had a career-low 492 yards.
He probably appreciates where the Texans are now better than anyone. Johnson joined the team after being drafted in the first round in 2003, and went through eight seasons of missing the playoffs in a stretch with just one winning season.
There were times he thought about playing elsewhere, but he forced himself to think about the big picture.
``You find out a lot about yourself, if you're going to be loyal or if you're just going to run away from it,'' he said. ``My thing was I wanted to stay. I wanted to be a part of something special. I wanted to help this organization to where it is right now and even help it achieve more.''
When Houston finally made the postseason for the first time last year, the moment was bittersweet for the five-time Pro Bowler because he missed a career-high nine games with various injuries.
``I was excited, but at the same time I was down because you're just like: `Man, I know I could be out there helping the team,''' he said. ``Those would be the times that I would kind of get down on myself and try do things and hope that I could hurry up and come back.''
Johnson had a groin injury in training camp, and that combined with his age (31) and the nagging injuries that slowed him for a good chunk of last season had some wondering if he could still be an elite receiver.
He had 119 yards receiving in Houston's opener, but didn't crack 100 yards again until Week 9. It was then that Johnson said he was finally starting to feel like himself again, and two weeks later he showed just that.
Johnson grabbed 14 passes for 273 yards - both career-highs - and the winning touchdown in Houston's 43-37 overtime win against Jacksonville. He followed that performance with 188 yards receiving a week later.
He's been so good this season than even those who have watched him for years have been left shaking their heads.
``Every day is a marvel,'' offensive coordinator Rick Dennison said when asked about Johnson. ``To me, it's amazing to see somebody work that hard and do that many things because usually you break down or a guy will ask for a day off, but he never does that. I think that's very, very impressive about Andre.''
Matt Schaub, who joined the Texans in 2007, said just when he thinks he's seen the best from Johnson, he'll outdo himself. Schaub values Johnson's leadership to the team, and said he can't overstate what he's meant to him individually.
``(He's) the ultimate security blanket,'' Schaub said. ``I know as a quarterback if push comes to shove and we need a play, I know I'm going to go his direction. We see all types of coverages. I'll still go his way because I know he's going to make a play on the football.''
Johnson is the most soft-spoken and least talkative player on the team. That hasn't stopped him from being the most important leaders of the squad. But being a leader isn't something that is all that comfortable to Johnson, although he does appreciate that younger players look up to him.
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Johnson needs 86 yards to reach 1,200 yards receiving for the fourth time in his career when the Texans meet the Patriots on Monday night in what Johnson's calls the biggest game in franchise history.
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A memorial service for Bill Randall, Professor Emeritus of Chemistry, will be held on Sunday, April 14 at 2 p.m. in Agnes Flanagan Chapel.
Bill was a graduate of Willamette University, where he majored in chemistry and earned his baccalaureate degree in 1960. He went on to earn his master's (1963) and PhD (1969) at University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana.
Bill joined the Lewis & Clark faculty in 1964 and served for 43 years before retiring in 2007. After retirement, he continued to serve for several years as pre-med advisor for CAS students. Bill was known as a deeply devoted teacher. His courses in analytic, inorganic, and general chemistry were legendary for daunting standards and heavy workloads. At the same time, Bill devoted countless hours of time outside of class to helping students understand the material.
Alumna Nerissa Koehn, Class of 1995, told a story about Bill's dedication to students at the Alumni Honors Banquet in 2002 when she received the Outstanding Young Alumna Award. For a number of years Bill lived as a faculty resident in Stewart Hall. Nerissa recounted how she and a friend, in a high state of anxiety before a chemistry exam, knocked on Professor Randall's door late at night. He welcomed them in for a tutoring session. Nerissa went on to graduate from Harvard Medical School, so needless to say, she mastered the material.
From the 1970s on, Bill made a point of engaging students in his research and having them present their work at regional conferences. Bill himself was very active in the Portland section of the American Chemical Society. Over the years, he served as chair, treasurer, and executive committee member for that organization.
Bill was an avid gardener. For many years he spent his weekends and summers tending a vast garden at his family's homestead in Cottage Grove. When he moved into one of the College-owned houses on Palatine Hill Road, he put much of the yard under cultivation and produced bountiful harvests which he shared with family and friends.
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Senators on Sunday indicated a tough confirmation fight for former Republican Sen. Chuck Hagel, President Barack Obama's reported pick to be the next Secretary of Defense.
On NBC's "Meet the Press," Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said that Republicans in the upper chamber would treat Hagel "fairly" but that his past statements on Israel and Iran will be subject to tough scrutiny.
"I think he'll be subjected to the same kind of oversight hearings that any nominee for such an important position would expect," McConnell said. "And his views with regard to Israel, for example, and Iran and all the other positions that he's taken over the years will be very much a matter of discussion in the confirmation process."
Sen. Angus King, who sits on the Armed Services Committee, previews the upcoming nomination of former Sen. Chuck Hagel to become secretary of state.
"I think there will be a lot of tough questions for Sen. Hagel, but he will be treated fairly by Republicans in the Senate," he added.
That statement fell short of McConnell's past praise for his fellow Republican, a Vietnam War veteran and Purple Heart recipient who served in the Senate for three terms. When Hagel left the Senate, McConnell called him "a clear voice on foreign policy and national security."
During a pre-taped appearance on ABC's "This Week," McConnell appeared to back off that view, saying only that Hagel has been "outspoken" on foreign policy issues. "The question we will be answering if he's the nominee is 'do his views make sense for that particular job?'" he said.
Hagel has earned foes on both sides of the aisle for past statements about Israel -- notably his comment about how the "Jewish lobby" tries to influence lawmakers in D.C. -- as well as for his calls for direct negotiations with Palestinian group Hamas. He has also voted against some Iran sanctions and was heavily critical of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Growth is the lifeblood of the independent advisory industry. In addition to greater rewards to firm owners in the form of increasing returns and higher share value, the potential benefits of growth extend to employees as well as clients. Growth creates career opportunities and greater earning potential for staff. Growth can help broaden a firm's resources and deepen its technical expertise, resulting in improved quality of client service delivery.
Mismanaged growth can put firms at risk, however, stressing their foundations and threatening profitability. To achieve sustainable growth, firms need to take a deliberate approach, one that FA Insight describes as "growth by design." With a thoughtful, strategic approach, firms can take advantage of economies of scale, build value and protect profitability.
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The great majority of advisory firm owners fixate on growing their businesses. It is a fundamental characteristic of their DNA. And why not? Multiple positive outcomes can be achieved as a firm grows and achieves greater scale. These aspirations, however, frequently overlook the very real risks that rumble beneath the growth trajectory and threaten to derail firms when growth goes wild.
Both in terms of recent history and objectives for the future, independent advisory firms are clearly in growth mode. In each of the last three years, the typical firm achieved double-digit percentage increases in revenue. As of this writing, client growth was expected to finish out 2012 at an annual rate greater than any year since before the onset of the recession.
Read more from the January 2013 issue of Investment Advisor. Visit the Growth by Design archive here.
A Defense Against Unwelcome Growth: 2012 Advisor Growth by Design, April 2013
Bouncing back from the Great Recession, advisory firms have returned to growth mode. While the turnabout is a welcome one, few firms are growing in a manner that is sustainable. Of those firms that participated in our fourth annual industry study, "The 2012 FA Insight Study of Advisory Firms: Growth by Design," the vast majority (85%) reported achieving significant growth in recent years. About three-quarters of these growing firms, however, also reported some type of negative impact as a result of growth.
Common side effects associated with growth tend to be related to people. Providing clear career paths becomes more challenging, dependency on key individuals increases and staff become overworked and stressed. Additionally, growth frequently stresses a firm's technology and operational infrastructure.
Read more from the April 2013 issue of Investment Advisor. Visit the Growth by Design archive here.
Growing Strong: The 2012 Growth by Design Study, August 2013
The daily vitamins that are best for a child to take in order to achieve healthy growth are different from what a young adult or senior citizen requires. As the years progress, so do our dietary needs—Flintstones vitamins make way for Centrum Silver.
Advisory firms follow a similar logic. As firms reach different stages in their development, the focus for what will best sustain growth and longevity shifts. While many operational best practices remain relevant across the development spectrum, certain practices return a greater benefit at certain stages.
Read more from the August 2013 issue of Investment Advisor. Visit the Growth by Design archive here.


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Aubrey Plaza, the comedienne and star of Safety Not Guaranteed, will receive the convention's CinemaCon Breakthrough Performer Of The Year Award on Apr 18.
"Aubrey Plaza has already been delighting audiences on the hit television series Parks And Recreation and was seen in 2012's sleeper hit Safety Not Guaranteed [pictured]," said CinemaCon managing director Mitch Neuhauser.
"With her upcoming starring role in the all-star comedy The To Do List, Aubrey Plaza is poised to breakout as one of Hollywood's hottest new comedic actresses."
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About 18 years ago, I went to Florida to visit my grandparents. While we were down there, my dad and I escaped from the rest of the family for a bit, and found ourselves at a local junkyard. I remember very little about that day, except for a glorious pair of convertible Packards that we found. When we first entered the yard, we exchanged pleasantries with the yard owner and wander through the dusty gates. Sitting right before us were two 1948 Packard convertibles that looked like the had been off the road for quite a while, but probably not at that junkyard for long. They weren't in bad shape overall, and had beautifully patina. Back then, patina would have been removed immediately. These days it would have commanded top dollar. Sadly, we had zero room for a set of gigantic Packards in our driveway back up in Massachusetts. So, much to my chagrin, we left them behind. Since that day, there has always been a spot in the back of my mind, yearning for one.
Today on eBay is exactly that, a 1948 Packard 2 door convertible. It actually looks extremely similar to the mental image of them that is branded in my mind, though a little worse for wear. This one is for sale for $6500, and looks surprisingly solid. If it were mine, I would drop a good running engine in it, some nice brakes, a decent bench seat, a new windshield, and drive the heck out of it. What can I say, I just love that
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Company Overview
Company History
|Edney Distributing Co. was established in 1951 by W. Fredrick and Ferne Edney in Huron, South Dakota. At its inception, the company offered wind generators to power homes and farms in rural South Dakota. Ferne handled the company's bookkeeping, while Fred managed the warehouse.
|In 1955 their son, W. Milton Edney, joined them and together they expanded the scope of the company's product line and customer base. Following Fred's death in 1960, he became president of the newly incorporated business. Doing business with integrity, a firm hand shake, and always a memorable story, Milt forged many professional relationships that continue today. His brother, Dale Edney, came aboard in 1962 and served as Vice President until his retirement in 1993 after many years of focusing on operational excellence. Ferne Edney continued serving as Secretary-Treasurer and Office Manager until 1974.
|In 1974, a third generation of the Edney family began their career in the family business when W. Douglas Edney joined the company as a territory manager (as his father had before him). He later served as the Vice President of Edney Distributing Company, Inc., opening three new locations and working with his father to expand product offerings until Milt's passing in 2007. Doug is currently serving as president of the organization and is a past president of FEWA.
|Doug's children, W. Brian Edney and Jennifer Edney are proud to be the fourth generation of the Edney family to be a part of Fred and Ferne's vision. Brian built the company's first website and current technological infrastructure during his tenure from 1997 to 2009. Jenni joined the team in 2008 and continues to support the company's growth through her Organizational Development role.
|Our company is owned by its employees. Milt and Dale established an Employee Stock Ownership Plan in the 1970s. This plan allows all of our team members to share in the rewards of our collective hard work. ESOP information can be found at Menke & Associates, Inc.
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Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Upcoming Appearance: Paco Rodriguez
July 12, 2013
Sports Authority
3610 Torrance Blvd
Torrance, CA 90503
For other upcoming signings, scroll down and on the left side of this blog, you will see "Upcoming Appearances". Click the name for more details.
3 comments:
- chris b said...
Hey Roberto how busy do you think this event will get, you think a lot of fans will attend? Just wan your opinion
- July 10, 2013 at 4:42 PM
- Roberto Baly said...
Hey Chris,
Hard to predict on these things. It's on a Friday so maybe not. Just try to arrive early.
- July 10, 2013 at 5:43 PM
- edraidrz said...
They charge for autographs?.
- July 11, 2013 at 7:32 PM
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Hi guys, I have been a baaaaad blogger by neglecting you, but believe me it was a much needed break. I am all rested up and ready to tackle the upcoming holidays!
The Scene
Here I am, totally busted while pigging out at the beautiful new Autumn Harvest Decor table from [Circa]. Simply click on one of the tasty treats on the table and you will receive a goodie of your very own. You can nom nom nom away all through the holidays!
Oooh look, a yummy piece of chocolate cake! And it's mine… ALL MINE!
The Outfit
Today's outfit is a hodge podge from different shops that I know and love and some new one's too. D!va hair has fast become one of my favorite places for hair, and I've worn this Jina style for blogging before, but I keep going back to it because it's so sweet and fresh. I've added the latest XY Room headband offering from .charme. to give it a festive touch. I just love it! My tunic is from Mimi Noire. Mimi Noire is a newer shop to me, and I am anxious to see what other goodies will come from them. My necklace is from Maxi Gossamer. Honestly, I gush about Maxi's stuff so much here and on Plurk, I don't think there is really any more I can say except that her work is fantabulous! I was first introduced to Apparence skins by one of Strawberry Singh's blog posts and I have been a fangirl ever since. Each release is more lovely than the last, and the lips are just to die for. The pants are from J.H. Couture. I find myself wearing J.H. Couture almost daily, Jada is my goto designer for gorgeous, wearable and fashionable everyday clothing. Now for the boots. THESE BOOTS… are my new love affair. GoS has outdone himself, really. I love them so much that despite the dent in my pocketbook, I had to buy them in 2 colors!
That's really all for now guys, but since I'm such a giver… I'll share my cake with you. *grins*
Shiloh ❤
What I'm Wearing
Skin: Apparence | Emma
Hair: D!va | Jina
Headband: .charme. | Old Amulet | XY Room
Top: Mimi Noire | Ruffle Tunic
Necklace: Maxi Gossamer | All Seeing Eye Necklace
Pants: J.H. Couture | Giselle Skinny Mesh Corduroy
Boots: GoS | Triumph
Lashes: MiaMai | Catwalk Lashes Glitter
Poses: *PosESioN* | Dolce Set | XY Room
The Setting
All: [Circa] | Autumn Harvest Fest Food Table


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During the holiday season, Contra Costa Oncology partnered with Walnut Creek on Ice to promote awareness for the Food Bank of Contra Costa & Solano. From November to January, for every skating ticket that was collected at the ice rink, Contra Costa Oncology would match with a donation to the Food Bank of Contra Costa & Solano. The campaign "You Skate. We Donate." provided the opportunity for the local community to feel involved with the fundraising efforts, while enjoying a fun time at the rink. Tens of thousands of skaters showed their support and Contra Costa Oncology delivered a check for $5,145.
The Walnut Creek Chamber of Commerce and SpecialIce were a huge help in making the Contra Costa Oncology fundraising effort a huge success!


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Maxx WP is a Modern Clean & Creative theme suitable for any corporate business or portfolio,It?s created by using the latest techniques : HTML5 and CSS3. With a extremely responsive design That means it will fit any device (Desktop, tablet, smartphone?), completely optimized for your touchable device. Maxx has everything you?ll want for your business website.
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The Confession of Faith, the Larger and Shorter Catechisms, with the Scripture-proofs at Large: Together with The Sum of Saving Knowledge Contain'd in the Holy Scriptures, and Held Forth in the Said Confession and Catechisms and Practical Use Thereof, Covenants, National and Solemn League, Acknowledgement of Sins and Engagement to Duties, Directories, Form of Church-government, &c of Public Authority in the Church of Scotland. With Acts of Assembly and Parliament, Relative To, and Approbative of the Same ...
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Seite 368 - ... that the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of glory, may give unto you the spirit of wisdom and revelation, in the knowledge of him; the eyes of your understanding being enlightened; that ye may know what is the hope of his calling, and what the riches of the glory of his inheritance in the saints...
Seite 341 - Christ. For by one Spirit are we all baptized into one body, whether we be Jews or Gentiles, whether we be bond or free; and have been all made to drink into one Spirit.
Seite 351 - Wherefore we receiving a kingdom which cannot be moved, let us have grace, whereby we may serve God acceptably with reverence and godly fear : For our God is a consuming fire.
Seite 338 - For this cause also thank we God without ceasing, because, when ye received the word of God which ye heard of us, ye received it not as the word of men, but, as it is in truth, the word of God, which effectually worketh also in you that believe.
Seite 316 - As it is written, There is none righteous, no, not one: There is none that understandeth, there is none that seeketh after God. They are all gone out of the way, they are together become unprofitable; there is none that doeth good, no, not one.
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Seite 303 - Behold, the hire of the labourers who have reaped down your fields, which is of you kept back by fraud, crieth : and the cries of them which have reaped are entered into the ears of the Lord of sabaoth.
Seite 337 - For though I be free from all men, yet have I made myself servant unto all, that I might gain the more ; and unto the Jews I became as a Jew, that I might gain the Jews...
Seite 333 - We have also a more sure word of prophecy; whereunto ye do well that ye take heed, as unto a light that shineth in a dark place, until the day dawn, and the day star arise in your hearts : knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation.
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Warne on Monday used his website to speak out against resting players – particularly fast bowlers – to guard them from breaking down as a result of the relentless demands of international cricket.
But Cricket Australia chairperson Wally Edwards insisted Australia were on the right track after meeting under-fire Inverarity and general manager of team performance Pat Howard.
The Cricket Australia board gave its "unequivocal support" for the methods being used after Howard and Inverarity addressed the board of directors in Melbourne on Monday against a backdrop of criticism from former players and the media.
Edwards said Australia, who dominated the international game for more than a decade, were bidding to become the world's top side by putting into place policies formulated after the release of a wide-ranging report 18 months ago.
'Mission statements flying around'
"To build a new cricket side is a long-term thing … I'm confident we're on the right track," Edwards said.
"They [Howard and Inverarity] noted that since the appointment of the current team performance leadership group Australia has played 15 Tests of which we've won 10. We've lost two and had three very credible draws.
"In that time Australia has moved from fifth to third on the world Test rankings."
Warne (43) earlier on Monday called for the best 11 to be selected at all times in each form of the game on his website.
"When we were number one there weren't mission statements flying around, but we got the selection process right and the best 11 were selected for every game," he said.
"Example: Glenn McGrath didn't want to be rotated or rested, he wanted to play every game, and we all did." The comments from the spin legend came in part two of his manifesto entitled Where is Australian cricket at?, a week after he labelled cricket chiefs "muppets".
Improving communication with fans
Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland said he had a "robust discussion" at the weekend with Warne, second on the all-time list of Test wicket-takers, and invited him to work with Australia's spinners.
"There's no doubt about his passion and enthusiasm for the Australian cricket team to be successful," said Sutherland, who admitted the board could improve communication with fans and the media over selection.
"Hopefully there are opportunities for him down the track to be closer to us and have an even greater involvement," he added.
Australia, third in the Test and one-day rankings, lost their recent Twenty20 series against Sri Lanka after drawing the one-day series and beating the visitors in the Test series.
The home side lead the West Indies 2-0 in their five-match ODI series before heading off on a four-Test tour to India later this month. – AFP


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Property Law Primer for Multimedia Developers
J. Dianne Brinson and Mark F. Radcliffe created this masterful, authoritative essay on intellectual property laws in the United States back a decade ago -- but it is still valid in todays content-over-saturated, online world. This is good information for anyone who publishes online or otherwise. August 17, 2017


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Conversion Stories
Franklin Freeman recommends Set Free to Love: Lives Changed by the Theology of the Body by Marcel LeJeune.
Lives Changed by the Theology of the Body
By Marcel LeJeune
Servant Books, 2010
90 pages, $11.95
To order:
(800) 488-0488
I read Pope John Paul II's Love and Responsibility years ago and had a hard time with it. As one of the contributors to this book says, the late Pope's style was circuitous, spiraling around the topic over and over again, using the terms of phenomenology, the philosophical approach he was trained in (as was St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross, better known as Edith Stein), a philosophical method based on lived experience.
But one thing I remember learning from his book was that the only right and proper response to a person is love.
And the opposite of love of a person is to use a person, to treat them as a means to an end.
The problem, then, with the contemporary notion of sexuality, as expressed in popular culture, is that people use each other for pleasure and/or power. Men use women for pleasure, women use men with their power of giving pleasure, and the producers of demeaning books, TV shows, movies, advertisements and music use what should be a sacred giving between a man and woman as a means to make money. They sell sex, and we buy it.
All of the people in this book were, in one way or another, caught up in this trap of popular culture. Some are men who succumbed to the lures of pornography and sex for pleasure only; some are women who succumbed to the desire to be loved and thought giving away their bodies was the way to do so. One man writes of his desires for other men and how that never brought him happiness because, partly, it was more about fear of women than love of men.
Two chapters show how a nun's and a priest's vocations were deepened by the theology of the body. In one chapter a woman tells of her abortion and her subsequent healing; in another excerpt, a woman tells of the rescuing of her marriage through the total giving of self the Pope spoke of, one of his most compelling arguments against contraception.
A common thread in all these stories is how the theology of the body showed these men and women that sex is good and holy, that it reflects the giving of self that exists in the heart of the Trinity.
All of the personal stories are preceded by an excellent introduction by Marcel LeJeune, assistant director of campus ministry at St. Mary's Catholic Center at Texas A&M University. LeJeune gives a succinct and clear overview of the Pope's ideas — and his own testimony.
"John Paul II teaches that 'the body, and it alone, is capable of making visible what is invisible,'" LeJeune writes. "The body, in the sexual union of husband and wife, shows the inner working of God in the Trinity. This happens because marital love was intentionally created to reflect the divine love of God."
In spite of some of the testimonies in the book being a little breathless in excitement, Set Free to Love shows how John Paul II's theology can be incarnated, made flesh, in the lives of those who study it and live it out.
Franklin Freeman writes from Saco, Maine.


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text: Genesis 2 by Fuller Seminary published on 2017-08-21T18:49:32Z The Communal Reading of Scripture project is Fuller Seminary's new commitment to gather people from all over the world to hear the Scriptures together. Partnering with Fuller trustee Bill Hwang, Fuller's Leadership Formation Platform, and Biblica (the International Bible Society), FULLER studio is pleased to offer the following audio series and session plan to help individuals and communities hear God's Word together throughout the year. Follow each session at http://fullerstudio.fuller.edu/series/communal-reading-scripture For more resources for a deeply formed spiritual life, visit: Fuller.edu/studio The Listener's Bible: NIV Edition Copyright ℗ 2011 by Max McLean Used by permission. All rights reserved worldwide.


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Homocysteine Supreme 120 count capsules
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D-ribose, a simple 5-carbon monosaccharide is used by all living cells as an essential compound in cellular energy metabolism. Ribose, needed to synthesize adenine nucleotides, is the carbohydrate backbone of genetic material - DNA and RNA and other important cellular compounds. Without ribose, tissues could not produce these life giving compounds. Adenine nucleotides are required by heart, muscle and other tissue to make adenosine triphosphate (ATP), the primary source of energy used by all cells to maintain normal health and function. When the pool of adenine nucleotides is depressed by disease or strenuous exercise or activity, the level of energy available to the cell is compromised. A reduction in cellular energy level can lead to diminished function and reduced physiological health. For energy enhancement, ½ to 1 teaspoon (about 2 – 5 grams) is generally adequate although up to 15 grams per day can be taken safely. Ribose is mildly sweet and completely soluble. It mixes easily with your favorite juice, milk, PaleoMeal or other cold foods such as yogurt.
As a dietary supplement, take 5 grams (approx. one heaping teaspoon) per day, or as directed by your health care practitioner.
Serving Size: 5 grams (approx. one heaping teaspoon)
Servings Per Container: 30
Serving Size: 5 grams (approx. one heaping teaspoon)
Servings Per Container: 30