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CITY OF INDUSTRY, CA – Rutgers men's golf is in eighth place with a 626 (310-316) score after the opening two rounds of the Cal State Fullerton Folino Invitational presented by Microsemi, played Monday at Industry Hills Golf Course at Pacific Palms Resort. Freshman Michael Howe (Temecula, Calif.) paced the Scarlet Knights on day one, carding a 152 (77-75) to enter Tuesday's final round 16th in the 52-player field.
Fellow California native Jonathan Chang (Valencia, Calif.) also performed well. The sophomore is tied for 30th with a 156 (75-81).
Junior Jacob Stockl (Clark, N.J.) and seniors Doug Walters (Blairstown, N.J.) and Jonathan Renza (Cortland Manor, N.Y.) comprise the rest of the team scorecard. Stockl is tied for 38th with a 159 (78-81), Renza is tied for 41st with a 160 (80-80) and Walters is tied for 44th with a 161 (81-80).
Cal State Fullerton senior Mark Anguiano fired a tournament single-round record 66 (-6) on Monday, helping the host Titans improve two strokes on the second round from the first to land in first place (572, -4) after 36 holes. UC Irvine is 14 strokes off the pace in second place with a 586.
Play concludes on Tuesday with the final 18 holes of the Folino Invitational beginning with a shotgun start at 8 a.m. Live scoring for the final round will be available at http://www.golfstatresults.com/public/index.cfm?tournament_id=5087.


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Ocean Park Hong Kong Wins 2013 Applause Award
Ocean Park Hong Kong this month won the 2013 Applause Award from the IAAPA (International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions) for inspiring the amusement and entertainment industry.
Ocean Park is the first theme park in Asia to win this world-wide prize. Other theme parks to win this prize include Disney World Magic Kingdom in Orlando and Universal Studios in Florida.
Andreas Andersen, Chairman of The Applause Award Board of Governors, said that the "very courageous strategy, which has paid off with a doubling of attendance over the last few years" and its "high sense of quality" are the main reasons that Ocean Park won the prize. Hong Kong's Ocean Park also won three awards for "Digital Marketing", "Best Overall Production" and "Visual Display (over 1 million in attendance)" from the association, which is considered the most important awarding body in the theme park industry.
The International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions is the largest association in the theme park industry, with a history of 94 years, and a high prestige around the world. It aims to improve the standard of theme parks and recreational facilities all over the world.
Ocean Park is one of the most popular attractions in Hong Kong. It is a children's paradise with advanced recreational facilities and giant pandas. China Highlights has premade a range of popular Hong Kong tours, with the city's best attractions and well-selected hotels and restaurants. You can also contact us to tailor-make your own tour of Hong Kong, including visiting Ocean Park.
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Spending hours searching through Air B&B is where I waste most of my time. My searches send me all over the world. Each time I gasp over the cheap price of staying in a beautiful home over a pricey hotel. This site has some of the most remarkable interiors I've seen.
This may sound like a sales pitch for Air B&B, but I assure you it isn't. The name is a bit frustrating to me. Every time I recommend it to a friend, I find myself repeating it 3-4 times before they understand what I'm saying. I can't imagine ever paying for a hotel again, when I can simply just rent out a gorgeous flat. Why wouldn't I stay in an industrial loft with an Eames lounge chair for half the price of a motel?
The images above are only the tip of the iceberg. I have a bookmarked list of $3000+ per night homes all the way to a $29 per night room. Each are as unique and gorgeously decorated as the next. Of course, there are some complete dumps on the site, too. The best part is searching for that rare gem like the $79 per night dream home in Stockholm.
• Large Light Filled Loft - Hong Kong, China
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I'm in absolute love with the Hong Kong light filled loft. Swoooooon. Love the mix of masculine and feminine.
I tried to rent using this service when I went to Paris last summer. Good luck actually getting a booking for any of the really cool places, even with plenty of notice.
FWIW, I ended up going with a listing on VRBO that was great.
I used AirBnB for a fantastic two week stay in New York. For me, it was a good experience, but don't be too sure all those interiors are really those places- the couple at the Young House Love blog found their house being used to advertise a place in Pasadena
i gotta bookmark this! thanks for introducing!
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I love Air BnB. We found a great guest room in Chelsea about 7 blocks from the venue where we were going to see a concert, for about 110$ with private bathroom and breakfast included. The room was a little underdecorated but tasteful and comfortable. The bathroom had glass tile and marble bath and washbasin. Can't ask for better than that.
Wow! I've been to many an apartment in different areas of Hong Kong and none looked as fabulous as this light filled loft...
Has anyone ever rented their place out through this site? Or know of a great way to do this??
We are going away for a month and it would be great to have some income while we're away.
ironically, we have our pasadena apartment listed on airbnb. we've had 2 guests since posting in december and it's been great. we've made $1000 so far!
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Aaron Craft doesn't get as much publicity as some of his Ohio State teammates.
Jared Sullinger is the star. Deshaun Thomas is the shooter.
But Craft is the stopper, the pesky defender who irritates dribblers and takes the ball away.
"He takes great pride in what he's doing every single possession," Buckeyes coach Thad Matta said Friday. "That's why I've said it all year. He's the best defender in college basketball."
On Saturday night, Craft will be pestering Syracuse guards Scoop Jardine, Brandon Triche and Dion Waiters in the East regional final as the second-seeded Buckeyes try to return to the Final Four for the first time since 2007 when they lost the championship game to Florida.
"He's just one of those guys who's always up on you," Triche said. "He's good with his hands. He gets into the passing lane. He pretty much just makes it tough, sliding left and right. He's one of those guys who never gives up."
Craft tied his season high of six steals in Thursday night's 81-66 win over sixth-seeded Cincinnati. And three came after the Bearcats overcame a 37-25 halftime deficit to take a 52-48 lead.
That increased his school single-season record to 94 steals. As a freshman last season, his 73 were fourth most in Ohio State history. And with 167 in just two years, he's only 37 shy of the record set by Jay Burson from 1986-89.
Craft traces his defensive focus to being the son of a high school coach and playing against older brothers.
"We would play one-on-one," he said. "I couldn't score too much because I was a lot smaller, but I could frustrate him if I was playing defence. That kind of is what I hung my hat on, and it carried over, and it's something I enjoy doing. I take great pride in it."
The 6-foot-2 Craft spreads his arms wide in front of ballhandlers trying to get by him. He slides his feet quickly to cut off their path. And he pokes at the ball to take it away.
In the first half against Cincinnati, he missed all three of his shots. But he made two of four in the second half and finished with 11 points.
One of his greatest assets, though, is his determination to defend. That's why some opponents hate to play against him.
"I hope so," Craft said. "That's what a goal of a good defensive player is, just to try to take another player out of his rhythm and hopefully he doesn't feel as comfortable as he does in other games."
He also sets up his own teammates. He had five assists against Cincinnati and holds the school record for a single game with 15 against George Mason in last year's NCAA tournament. On Thursday night, two of those assists came on baskets by Thomas, who led the Buckeyes with 26 points.
Ohio State reached the regional semifinals with a 73-66 win over Gonzaga in which Craft had a season-high 10 assists and tied his best point total for the season with 17. It was the first double-double of his career.
But he knew when he arrived at Ohio State that the best way to get playing time would be with his defence.
"I think he kind of assessed the situation that he was walking into and said, 'what do I have to do to help this basketball team win?' " Matta said. "He chose and said, 'I'm going to defend and I'm going to take care of the basketball, and I think I'll have an opportunity to play.' "
Craft started just one of 37 games last season but averaged 29.6 minutes per game. He's started every game this year and averaged 31.7 minutes after playing all but one minute against Cincinnati.
He could be on the floor for the entire game on Saturday night.
So how do Syracuse's athletic guards match up with Craft?
"We'll find out," Orange coach Jim Boeheim said. "I don't give scouting reports."
The Connecticut Huskies surprised the field from the No. 7 seed to capture their fourth national championship men's title.
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Advice? Cruise with people you enjoy being with OR, be the kind of people others enjoy being around (this has proven true time and time again). Failing that "requirement", you risk having a fun time. For this cruise, we put a "tick mark" on "fun and successful". Outstanding were the singing groups from the Philippines... wish we could take them home with us!


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Lady Gaga says she didn't smoke marijuana while recording her upcoming album, "ARTPOP."
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In an online chat on her Little Monsters social networking site, she revealed, "No weed on 'ARTPOP.' No. Weed in the bathtub though. Hahaha." The singer also told fans to expect edgy music on her new record, adding: "'ARTPOP' is very risky. If you're not taking a risk you're not breaking any boundaries."
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Although Stormers flanker Schalk Burger has received offers to play overseas, he will stay on in South Africa for the time being.
Big-spending Top 14 outfit, Toulon, are reportedly keen to lure Burger to France but they'll have to wait a while.
According to Die Burger's website, Burger is negotiating with the Western Province Rugby Union to extend his contract by another year. His current contract expires at the end of this season.
"The older you get, the more you start to think about overseas options," Burger said.
"I no longer have a Springbok contract and that makes the difference between what I'm earning and what I could earn a lot bigger. But I'm negotiating to stay here for another year. Hopefully it will happen."
The 30-year-old, who will captain the Stormers in their pre-season match against the Kings in Port Elizabeth on Saturday, admitted that he wants to regain his spot in the Springbok team.
"I'll lie if I say that I wouldn't like to play for the Boks again," added Burger.
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Contrary to what some people might say, the Honda Jazz looks a lot more like a chic car than a sporty one. Nevertheless, the Japanese-based automaker still decided to offer an SI version of the Jazz to make it more appealing to the young and young-at-heart market segments.
The SI version will be available in two different engine variants: a 1.2-liter and 1.4-liter engines, both of which will be mated to a manual transmission. The car will then go on sale beginning April 1st with a price tag of just £12,835 ($19,200).
The new Jazz SI is distinguished by a new set of16-inch Chronos alloy wheels, a chrome sports front grille and rear spoiler, and Honda's SI branding on the Jazz's boot lid and glove box.
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Honda (UK) is introducing a sporty Si grade of its popular British-built supermini - the Jazz. The Jazz Si's enhanced looks and stylish extra features should appeal to younger drivers who want their car to stand out from the crowd.
The Si option will be available across the Jazz model range - which first went on sale in 2008. The Si grade tops the 1.2-litre range, with features over and above the SE specification. In 1.4-litre Jazz models, the Si sits mid range, with specification over and above ES models. The Si is only available with a manual transmission.
The Jazz Si wears 16-inch Chronos alloys which set it apart from standard models. A chrome sports front grille and rear spoiler add to the sporty look. Stylish embroidered carpet mats and Si branding on the boot lid and glove box highlight the car's high specification.
Customer feedback showed that younger Jazz owners were keen to stand out from the large number of other Jazz cars on the road. They preferred bigger wheels and enjoyed the additional stylish touches of the first generation Jazz Sport.
The Si grade has been launched in response to this, and combines sporty good looks with the Jazz's fuel-sipping engine, low running costs, low emissions, value for money specification and C-sector space and practicality.
The Jazz is one of the UK's most celebrated models, winning around 30 industry awards for reliability and customer satisfaction. Now built in Britain, Honda Associates will be ensuring that the Jazz maintains this level and continues to delight customers.
The Si grade is priced at an additional £870 over the 1.2 SE and 1.4 ES models, but offers nearly £2,000 worth of extra equipment.
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14 U.S. Code § 365 - Extension of enlistments
Under regulations prescribed by the Secretary, the term of enlistment of any enlisted member may, by voluntary written agreement, be extended and re-extended for a period not exceeding six full years from the date of expiration of the then-existing term of enlistment, and subsequent to such date an enlisted member who so extends his term of enlistment shall receive the same pay and allowances in all respects as though regularly discharged and reenlisted immediately upon expiration of his term of enlistment. However, the total of all such extensions of an enlistment may not exceed six years. No such extension shall operate to deprive the enlisted member concerned, upon discharge at the termination thereof, of any right, privilege, or benefit to which he would have been entitled if his term of enlistment had not been so extended.
Source(Aug. 4, 1949, ch. 393, 63 Stat. 523; Pub. L. 86–474, § 1(18),May 14, 1960, 74 Stat. 146; Pub. L. 98–557, § 15(a)(3)(A),Oct. 30, 1984, 98 Stat. 2865.)
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The following messages are provided to aid survivors from the Worldwide Church of God, Philadelphia Church of God, and related authoritarian offshoot group, in their research, critical thinking, recovery and healing from mind-manipulation and spiritual abuse. While speakers are respected in their field, opinions may differ regarding specific information. ESN does not assume responsibility for content or the speaker, nor do we endorse every article or opinion the speaker or radio host may hold.
NOTE: Not all of these messages have been placed on CD yet, but we can record them as such if you let us know you are interested in that format. Since CDs hold up to 80 minutes of audio data, some of these messages (i. e., the C-92 tapes) require more than one CD.
EX-1: From Victim to Survivor (Take Back the Power) by founder of ESN (Personal testimony of WCG's deceitful recruitment; given at a conference on abusive groups; includes how to heal from the emotional and spiritual abuse.) (Available on 1 CD or one 62-min tape)
EX-2: Recovery Info for Exiters by founder of ESN (Originally made for those exiting WCG, but very helpful for anyone who was in any of the high demand offshoots; covers why we were vulnerable, how propaganda works, indoctrination, effects, educating yourself, healing, and more.) (Available on 1 CD or one 62-min tape)
EX-3: Worldwide Church of God History & Changes by founder of the ESN (Exposes WCG history and agenda; includes information on survivors' healing.) (Available on 2 CDs or one 92-min tape)
EX-4: The Worldwide Church of God Cover-up by founder of the ESN. Very important information on WCG's history and agenda; thoroughly researched; mentions a number of connections. Interviewed on the Texe Marrs radio show October 1997. (Available on 2 CDs or two tapes) [Update: This is not an endorsement of everything taught by this ministry.]
EX-5: Old Covenant/New Covenant by Joseph W. Tkach to Worldwide Church of God members, January 1995 (Shows the manner in which the new changes were first delivered to the members: with confusion, double messages, shouting and blaming. Excerpts from sermon. (Available on 4 CDs or two 92-min tapes)
RE-1: The World of Fairyland: The World Tomorrow by J. Vernon McGee (Message from the late Dr. McGee from the 1960's. Includes Richard Armstrong's death and also Herbert W. Armstrong's outlandish, false beliefs.) (Available on 2 CDs or one 92-min. tape)
RE-2: Worldwide Church of God History by Kenneth Westby, 1974 (Exposes the double standards of the Armstrongs and the suffering of the members that finally led to the exit of many WCG evangelists, ministers and members.) Transcript. (Available on 2 CDs or one 92-min. tape)
RE-3: Armstrongism: The Plain Truth by Ron Carlson, 1978. (Exposé on the WCG, HWA and GTA.(Available on 1 CD or one 62-min tape)
RE-4: Herbert W. Armstrong and the Worldwide Church of God by Walter Martin, 1980. (Compares Armstrong's teachings with the Scriptures.) (Available on 2 CDs or one 92-min tape)
RE-5: The Worldwide Church of God, Jim Valentine is interviewed on WVCY-TV, 1990. (Discusses Armstrong's false doctrines. Covers HWA's book, Mystery of the Ages.) (Available on 1 CD or one 62-min tape)
RE-6: Michael Snyder and Ruth Tucker radio interview, Dec. 1990, WMUZ. (Snyder was David Hulme's assistant and strategist for the new doctrine propaganda. This tape offers proof that Hulme did not reveal all the truth in his resignation letter and was a principal architect with WCG's "transformation" behind members' backs. Mike Snyder later left the WCG, calling it a "cult.") (Available on 1 CD or one tape)
RE-7: Richard Plache (Plache talks about the appalling exploitation of members in Worldwide Church of God; Plache's resignation letter is also read.) (Available as 3 CDs or two tapes)
RE-8: My Story by C. Wayne Cole, 5-19-78. (Covers events post 1978 and those which led up to early 1978.) Note: If you also want the tape or CD where HWA gives a B.S. in 1979 (introduced by Wayne Cole), marking Buck Taylor, and saying "Believing on Christ is not believing the gospel," be sure and let us know, as it will not otherwise be included. (Available on 2 CDs or one tape)
RE-9: Firing and Disfellowship by David L. Antion, 1979. (Tells exactly what happened during the January 5th & 6th firings from the WCG and Ambassador College.) (Available on 1 CD or one tape)
RE-10: True Freedom by Al Carrozzo, 1974. (Message on how true freedom comes through Jesus Christ.) (Available on 1 CD or one tape)
Mind Control:
MC-1: The Battle for Your Mind (Persuasion & Brainwashing Techniques Being Used On the Public Today) by Dick Sutphen. (Covers mind control techniques)
MC-2: Thought Reform by Karen Hoyt. (Characteristics of thought reform (a.k.a. mind control) and how it works. Helpful in understanding mind control methods used by totalistic groups. Also covers the sequence of events in Lifton's criteria of mind control; Q&A at end.) (Available on 2 CDs or one tape)
MC-3: Mind Control in America by Steven Jacobson. (Exposes the strategy for manipulation of our minds.)
MC-4: Totalism by Dr. Robert Jay Lifton.
MC-5: Hidden Abuses in Cults by Barbara Martin and Joe Kelly (NOTE: Other tapes/CDs by the late Paul Martin in regard to cult recovery are available. If interested, please email us and ask for titles.)
MC-6: Blaming the Victim by Dr. Paul Martin, Madeleine Tobias, Bill and Lorna Goldberg. (Discusses why we should not blame the victim; includes self-blame that the survivor often has.)
MC-7: Occult and Cults by Gregory Reid, writer, private investigator; has worked with youth. (Covers many of these type of group's practices) (Two parts)
IMPORTANT: Cult Awareness Network (CAN) is no longer a recommended resource. It was bankrupted by Scientology [1996-1997] and is staffed by its operatives. Any CAN messages above were recorded before this took place. More information on CAN can be found in this offsite report.
Spiritual Abuse/Healing:
AH-1: How to Identify a Dangerous Religious Group (Many moving, personal stories of those who have been caught in a spiritually abusive group.) (Small booklet by same title included free)
AH-2: An End to Guilt by Gregory Reid. (Covers the unconditional love of God for us and understanding God's grace.)
AH-3: Shame by Fred Downing (Undoing the shame we feel from growing up in a dysfunctional family.) (Available on 1 CDs or one tape)
AH-4: The Mental Health of Jehovah's Witnesses by Dr. Jerry Bergman (This message is very interesting since the mental health of those who are in the high demand HWA groups is often similar to that of the JW's. Mentions fear, rules, isolation, callousness, etc. that is prevalent in the group.)
Earl Williams:
Earl Williams in the following sermons makes clear why we can't hold onto any part of the old covenant. Shows the difference between true and false spiritual authority. These messages (which traveled around the world) enabled many to leave the WCG and are helpful for those who have been involved with any authoritarian Herbert Armstrong group. Earl eventually disassociated himself from the WCG in March 1995.
READ: The Earl Williams Factor (has link at bottom to: "Earl Williams and the Worldwide Church of God" which gives more info on the Earl Williams story and what happened; includes criticism Earl received)
EW-1: The Who of True Christianity, Earl Williams (#1 of 3) (Available on 2 CDs or one tape)
EW-2: The What of True Christianity, Earl Williams (#2 of 3) (Available on 2 CDs or one tape)
EW-3: The How of True Christianity, Earl Williams (#3 of 3) (Available on 2 CDs or one tape)
EW-4: Christ Church of Grace: How We Got Started, Earl Williams (covers what happened at the time of the WCG changes and the tremendous pressure Earl was under) (Available on 1 CD or one tape)
EW-5: God's Leadership, Fellowship of the Holy Spirit, Earl Williams, (#1 of 4) (Available on 2 CDs or one tape)
EW-6: God's Style of Leadership, Earl Williams (#2 of 4) (Available on 2 CDs or one tape)
EW-7: God's Leadership, True Spiritual Leadership, Earl Williams (#3 of 4) (Available on 2 CDs or one tape)
EW-8: God's Leadership, Spiritual Gifts, Earl Williams (#4 of 4) (Available on 2 CDs or one tape)
New Age/Ecumenicalism:
NE-1: All Roads Lead to Rome: Ecumenical Movement by Michael De Semlyen, author of the book by the same title)
NE-2: Billy Graham by Tom McKenney. (Reveals Graham's ecumenical compromises and liberal stance; given at a 1999 Ministry to Masons Conference; thoroughly documented)
NE-3: Exposé of CRI/Passatanos (Texe Marrs interviews ex-member from Jesus People USA.)
NE-4: Deception and Delusion in the Church by Bill Rudge. (Message on how occult and New Age teachings, signs and wonders and false prophets, are infiltrating the church; powerful message)
NE-5: New Age Ideas in Christianity, Cross Walk radio program. (Also covers Richard J. Foster, who promotes New Age philosophy to churches. Foster is professor of spiritual formation at Azusa.)
NE-6: Let's Focus in on Focus on the Family by Randy Shafer, 1997 and 1998. [Note: Shafer's current address is not the same as on this message.]
NE-7: Focusing in on Focus on the Family by Dr. Cathy Burns, founder of Sharing Ministries.
NE-8: Exposing Jay Gary & Bill Bright by Dr. Cathy Burns
Freemasonry & the Cult Connection:
F-1: Christianity vs. Freemasonry by the late Jim Shaw, former high level Mason, author of The Deadly Deception. (Includes Shaw's life prior to and in the Lodge.)
F-2: Masonic Knight Templar and the Knights of Malta by the late Jim Shaw. (Mentions Herbert W. Armstrong saying that there is "no such thing as a born-again Christian.")
F-3: Freemasonry and Catholicism by the late Jim Shaw.
F-4: Freemasonry and the Occult by the late Jim Shaw. (Traces the roots of Freemasonry; he quotes from many occultists.)
F-5: Freemasonry and the Illuminati by the late Jim Shaw.
F-6: The Eastern Star by Jim and Bonnie Shaw.
F-7: Hidden Secrets of the Eastern Star, Texe Marrs interviews Dr. Cathy Burns, founder of Sharing ministries.
F-8: Ancient Religions by Conrad Jarrell (The sources of Satan's counterfeits of true Christianity down through the ages; interesting) (Available on 1 CD or one 62-min tape)
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Cory Hartman
Cory Hartman is a Doctor of Ministry student in the Revival and Reform track. His contributes the following guest post on renewal and revival.
Students in the Revival and Reform: Renewing Congregational Life D.Min. track study the twin histories of spiritual revival and social reform in the United States and its colonial antecedents. We want to discover patterns of God's renewing work in the past so that we can better dispose our ministries to renewal in the present.
Pursuing this aim is full of pitfalls. We must constantly remind ourselves that we cannot combine ingredients to re-create what God has done in the past because (a) we're not God and (b) we cannot re-create the past: the settings of past revivals were complex, and we will never live in them again. Nevertheless, history can expand our view of present problems, which yields better solutions or at least better hope.
For example, in his monumental biography of Jonathan Edwards, George Marsden describes the dismal social and spiritual condition of young adults in Northampton, Massachusetts (where the 31-year-old Edwards was pastor) in 1734. In part because their parents were reacting against the strictness of their parents, the prevalence of premarital sex had risen dramatically, even to the point that pregnancy out of wedlock lost much of its stigma so long as the couple married following conception. This was aided and abetted by a land shortage that prevented young people from starting families on new farms and forced them to live with their parents with no immediate economic prospects. The average marriage age rose considerably. Youth were aimless, and youth culture revolved around taking advantage of days off working for their parents to hit the party scene at local taverns instead of attending scheduled church activities.
Then in April 1734 one of the young men in a hamlet a few miles away from the town center died of a sudden illness. Edwards, who himself had nearly died of illness twice, preached a gripping funeral sermon about the precariousness of life and the pointlessness of the young people's lives in light of death and the next life. The young adults were deeply affected. Edwards returned and called a service for that age group soon after, and these young adults quickly began showing evidence of conversion: changed lives.
Soon this wave of conversion spread to young adults all over Northampton and from them to all generations, from children to the aged and everyone in between, men and women, high and low, rich and poor, free and slave. Almost the whole town appeared to be converted. People of all kinds were meeting in homes to pray and encourage each other through Scripture. During the 14 months of the revival, sickness virtually disappeared from Northampton. The revival spread to other towns along the Connecticut River, and similar phenomena appeared in New York and New Jersey. This was an intense local precursor to the Great Awakening that swept all the colonies about six years later.
Though so much of the social, cultural, economic, and technological setting of 1734 Northampton is alien to us, certain contours of young adulthood then—promiscuity, carousing, career stultification, delayed marriage, "failure to launch," abandonment of religious institutions—are jarringly familiar to us today. Yet it would be a mistake to conclude that contemporary American young adults are like them in all important respects. For example, one asset that Edwards possessed that we lack is sound theological knowledge shared by his hearers. (See Kenda Creasy Dean's must-read Almost Christian: What the Faith of Our Teenagers Is Telling the American Church for the modern contrast.)
Nevertheless, the 1734 revival does demonstrate the crucial, encouraging lesson that God can awaken young adults with the daunting troubles they have today, that he has, and that he may yet again—that that may spark transformation in a community and beyond—and that he may use a God-soaked, yearningly loving pastor to birth it.
Cory Hartman grew up in a suburb of Syracuse, New York, and serves as pastor of the First Baptist Church of Hollidaysburg in the Pennsylvania county where his family has lived for generations. (Go Orange. Go Bucs. Go Steelers.) He is an M.Div. alumnus ('03), a current D.Min. student, and the author of On Freedom and Destiny: How God's Will and Yours Intersect. Cory and his wife, Kelly, notch National Park sites visited with their four children.
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I used to do that a lot when I was younger. With time, it changed. You started finding other things about women just as sexy. eg hair; pretty hands; lovely nose...etc
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With a Pipeline victory in 2011 and a runner-up finish in 2010, Perrow entered Round 1 of the Billabong Pipe Masters as an event favorite. Perrow drew dangerous Hawaiian Rookie Kaimana Jaquias, 20, in Round 1 and the rookie got off to a strong start, leaving the veteran in need of an excellent score in the back half of heat. Perrow thought he had found the wave needed to survive his Round 1 clash, taking off deep on what seemed to be a perfect backdoor barrel. Unfortunately for Perrow, he would be violently launched from his board while searching for an exit from the tube, simultaneously dislocating his shoulder.
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