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One thing that I noted from watching golf this year is that the rules of golf are not as simple and "fair" as one would expect.
We saw Tiger Woods get nailed on a couple of occasions milking the rules in his favor, and on a couple others where they smacked him in the forehead.
Over the years I have come to believe that those golfers playing for big dollars are given a better set of rules under which to play.
Year ago at The Masters Ernie Els cranked his drive on the 11th hole a good 30 yards into the trees. I think he needed a flashlight to find it; the shade was so dark at those depths. Yet, when he found his ball, resting comfortably under a pile of limbs he decided he needed relief. He tried to move the limbs but couldn't uncover his ball without moving it and incurring a penalty. He asked for a ruling, suggesting to officials that the pile was debris that the club had piled there with the intention of moving it at a later date. Anyone who knows anything about Augusta National will tell you that they don't simply leave stuff piled around.
The first two officials on the scene denied Els' request and told him to play the ball as it lie. Els wanted yet another opinion and finally got the club's Competition Chairman to agree with him. The drop saved Els from having to return to the tee and hit his third shot from there.
I can just see me asking my playing partners the following question this coming weekend.
Me: "Hey guys, I'm going to need to move my ball without penalty. It's buried under a bunch of old, dead limbs."
Them: "Who said that? Where are you?"
Me: "Over here in the forest. I'm stuck under these trees with squirrels throwing acorns at me."
Them: "Are you nuts? You hit it in there, you hit it out! And don't move it or anything else to help you."
Then their laughter would fill the air.
My question: Why should someone playing as a professional, with over a million dollars riding for first place, get relief if I can't?
The PGA Tour runs ads all over the print media and on television with the slogan, "These guys are good." Well if they're so good, what are they doing hitting tee shots into the woods? And if they really good, I want to see them hit it out.
Instead we get five minutes of whining and pacing and walkie-talkie conversations that ultimately allow a player to move his ball. Els benefited from some serious Southern Hospitality that day.
I remember a sudden death playoff between Stewart Cink and Ted Purdy at the MCI Heritage at Harbor Town. Many golf fans sat stunned in their Lay-Z-Boys as Cink improved his lie in a waste area.
On the fifth hole of their playoff, Cink hit his tee shot into the waste bunker along the 16th hole's left side. As he walked to his ball he asked Slugger White, head rules official for the PGA Tour, what his options were in the waste area. Slugger informed Cink that he was allowed to remove loose impediments such as rocks and pebbles, leaves and such.
What Cink wound up doing was something that many fans felt was not only a sad interpretation of the rules, but cheating. He proceeded to tidy up the area behind his ball. He plucked little stones from the area and tossed them aside. The he proceeded to do what one cannot do no matter where you are on the golf course. He improved his lie. I watched in dismay as Cink ran his fingers behind the ball creating a nice little trough, effectively teeing his ball up. It made it very easy to get his club on the ball, control the distance and spin and knock the ball close enough to make a birdie putt and win the tournament.
The one that kills me during a tournament is when the pros get a free drop from under a bush or a tree because there is a television cable running nearby. Or they have a temporary, immovable obstruction, such as a sign or grandstands in their way and get free relief from having to hit around, over or through them. You hit it there, suffer the consequences. They don't put those things in the middle of the fairway!
Every sport needs rules to govern its play. Knowing how the rules work and using their interpretation to your advantage to gain any edge they allow is commendable. That doesn't mean that we should stray from the spirit of the rules or continue to allow rules to be bent beyond their intention.
Golf's first rule is, "Play it as it lies." I guess this only pertains to those of us not playing for millions of dollars.
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Hey all, Greg here. Launch right at 1 p.m. today. Ready, set...
Big Baby sets Chat/Q&A record for shortest post. Congrats. No prize whatsoever!
Greg I initially didn't think Miami would re-sign Sean Smith at his projected amount of 7-8 mil per year but they have to don't they he has size and talent those guys don't come around that much even with his lack of int's.
Today's Chat topic: Is it time for an American Pope? And I don't mean Edwin. Although he'd probably make a great Pope and is younger than most.
Hey there, Greg. Continuing the discussion some of us were having on the previous thread, who would you say was the most athletically and versatile Center to play professionally? Also, who gets your vote at "THE" most versatile athlete of all time? btw, Bo Jackson and Jim Thorpe are on my list, so give me a couple others.
So Cote,
A little birdie told me that there is growing optimism behind the scenes at the U that the worst appears to be over with this NCAA deal.
Have you heard ANYTHING at all?...
Big B, yeah their hands are sort of tied in terms of needing a starter-caliber corner. Think they might have traded a better one to Indy in Vontae Davis. It's a very good market for Smith to get more than he's worth from Miami.
I already told you, my vote goes to Alan Ogg.
OC Dolphins, I thought immediately of Wilt Chamberlain for athletic center. Most versatile athlete, your two are good choices. Deion Sanders, too, maybe? Need to research that one.
FZB, I have haerd the same sense of optimism about worst of NCAA stuff being over via self-imposed penalties, but nobody knows anything for sure. Optimism, though, yes.
Greg what is your garage beer of choice?
Notwithstanding the players, what quality stands out and comes to your mind first and lacking between the football triumvirates in Ross/Ireland/Philbin, and basketball's version in Arison/Riley/Spoelstra?
Alan Ogg reference got an SOL (Smile out Loud) from me. May he rest in peace.
Greg - the Herald has changed it's policy so that users now have to sign in to Facebook to comment.
Have you thought at all about requiring some kind of sign in for your blog?
Andy G, I'm a blue-collar man so my routine beer of choice is Miller Lite. My special occasion beer is Belgian ale, with Duvel my preference. High ALC, though, so a couple of three enjoyed slowly will do it.
The Canes are now up to "numero tres" in the latest polls, I think is just too fast and too soon for them, you think they'll start believing all the hype and go in the tank or you think that the'll embrace it and go forward?
I'm still not sure if they are a (dare I say) final four team?...your thoughts amigo.
That's funny Greg Wilt Chamberlain and D. Sanders were my picks too I'll put Deion against any two sport athlete of all time (even Thorpe OC) is L. James entering Jordan territory with a few more rings?
OC, Arison the quintessential behind-scenes owner and Ross likes the attention. Riley a true legend and Ireland still unproven. Spo a bright young coach but Philbin could be very good too.
Hmm, so if I'm reading behind your guarded lines, Ireland is the weak link.
I Am..., all that stuff id decided over my rank if you know what I mean. I just write what I write and blog what I blog and hope some people care enough to read it.
FZB, Canes had a chance to be overconfident and lose vs. UNC and didn't. Think Larranaga has their collective head on straight.Will be touching on No. 3 Canes in a column today. Watch for it online late afternoon and in tomorrow's pulp editions.
Big Baby, just so tough to compare guys across generations. Jim Thorpe would be slow by today's standards. LeBron would overpower Bill Russell.
OC, well, this offseason is Ireland's Litmus test, between free agency and draft. Although is Tannehill becomes very good or better, Jeff can ride those coattails for years.
There you go OC, still hating on my boy Ireland..
Well for your information buddy, Ireland is the top "triumvirate" in that trio, Ross and Philbin just follow him..
Tell him Greg..
Anybody watch the Grammys? Anybody ever been a Pope?
Greg, did you happen to listen to the speech Dr. Benjamin Carson gave at the National Prayer Breakfast this past Thursday? If you didn't, do yourself a favor and watch it. This is the sort governance we should all be creating and supporting.
FZB, slim pickin's on that trio. Ross/Ireland/Philbin still all unproven at what they do -- which is part of the problem, maybe. A state of the art owner, an accomplished GM or a proven head coach -- any, not all --and Dolphins would be sitting prettier.
Making it to any Spring Training games this year somewhere while I watch the snow I would like to take a week of and go to Fort Myers sometime and watch some games any ones picked out?
OC, I did not, know. It would speak ill of me but be honest for me to admit tuning into the National Prayer Breakfast was not the priority it ought to have been.
So the Pope is checking out before he actually checks out..
That's sort of strange, don't you think?
Big Baby, no other than making it to Jupiter for Marlins spring stuff a few times I'm sure. I like Fort Myers. Friends just moved to F.M. Beach. A nice, laid-back weekend.
FZB, yeah Popes are like Supreme Court Justices -- til death do they part. Trouble is they all get the job at such an old age. We need a 40-year-old Pope who takes the job snapping his fingers and chewing gum. I have no idea what that means.
The "Samoa" Girl Scout cookie is driving my bathroom scale crazy, by the way.
Do you think clue-less Joe Biden is going to run for "presidente" next term?
hehe, we can only hope, right?
Greg I bought a box of Samoans and my kids ate them all I just ordered two more those things are GOOD.
Didn't watch the Grammys, Greg, and even the upcoming Oscars (a usual can't miss) may get the thumbs down treatment. It's a forgone conclusion that the movie "Lincoln" will win every category and that Seth MacFarlane (who?) will insult every race, creed and color. Maybe I'll watch the TIVO'd Puppy Bowl instead.
FZB, Biden is fairly likable, does OK in approval ratings but think the DEM nomination is Hillary's if she wants it. REPs need somebody better than Romney or Ryan and must avoid the Tea Party leaning or they'll stay sunk.
So the Marlins had this thing called "winter warm-up" this past weekend, where you one of the 10 lucky people that attended it?
Greg interested in your thoughts on how we say QB X defeated QB Y. Instead of Flacco beating Manning would it not be better to say Flacco beats Miller? Or even just Denver defense?
Big B, yes the Samoa cookie has lapped the Thin Mint, my former clubhouse leader. The Samoa's hint of coconut and chewiness is sublime.
Here, Greg. I'll make it easy for you:
Greg Romney was a good enough candidate the Republican Party is dead as we know it doesn't matter who they roll out there this election proved that beyond the shadow of a doubt.
OC, my wife is a big awards-show fan so I sort of am by osmosis. The Grammys I actually like, though. Draw the line at beauty pageants.
FZB, yes the Caravan by a different name. Did not attend. Almost wish I had, because I'll bet it would have been sad enough to make for a tasty column.
Andy G, yes, for sure, but the QB matchup head to head is the one position we always go to for comparison. Didn't hear much about Rice vs. Gore, but the QBs steer a result in a way other positions do not. Sort of like pitcher vs. pitcher in baseball.
Thanks for the link, OC.
The only segment that I like watching on the Oscars anymore is the edited compilation of fallen artists. It always tugs and my heartstrings and allows me to send silent personal thanks.
Big B, the REP party can save itself by distancing from the Tea/far right and disassociating from the Karl Rover/Limbaugh axis. Move on, REPs.
OC yes I agree the annual tributes are special. So sad that even a great actor's life is distilled to a few seconds of highlights, but that's life I guess.
Did you get a chance to watch any or many of the favored movies under the best film category?
The guy THAT I REALLY, REALLY want to run for president for you guys next term is rep. Hank Johnson.
(Long exhale). We getting tired? Work calling? Nap time?
OC, I'm an infamous non-moviegoer. Saw Silver linings Playbook, liked but didn't love it. Saw Ted, hilarious. A few others like Lincoln on my on-demand watch list. Also the new Oz movie.
FZB, you guys? I didn't know I had any guys? :)
I think in the blog soon we'll have another "Who are you? Who are we?" post where I invite readers to say a little about themselves if they'd like. Haven't done that in a long while.
I wonder if Don Shula would be agreeable to be the next Pope? Or Jack McKeon. Both Catholics of a proper age. Although Jack would insist on smoking cigars in the Vatican.
We done?
Well, BY you guys I mean you know, you guys.
but you have to admit, if Hank Johnson got elected it will make for some very interesting Q and A sessions.
FZB, listening to that man's slow monotone would put me to sleep if what he was saying wasn't so deliciously outlandish.
It would be more fun to have a segment having the regulars post who they think everyone else is. Example:
FZB: A short, chunky (not fat) Cuban American, born seven days after me, and who is blinded by the faux brilliance of one Jeff Ireland.
Considering it was just a handful today I say we did ok talk later.
OC, ha, a good idea. The post would allow for all sorts of responses, serious to loony. I'm always interested in who the blog community is and where from. Appreciate all y'all.
Big Baby, yeah that actually works out pretty well. Just right to kill an hour.
Not fair OC,
Taking shots at me and there's no time to respond..
you're right about the short part..hehe
OK all let's call it a wrap. See you next Monday same time. Now back to our regularly scheduled blog.
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New Cause of Thyroid Hormone Deficiency Discovered
Genetic cause of hypothyroidism more prevalent in males than in females (Nov. 12)International researchers have discovered a new cause of thyroid hormone deficiency (hypothyroidism). This common endocrine disorder is typically caused by problems of the thyroid gland, and more rarely, by defects in the brain or the pituitary gland (hypophysis). However, a new cause of the disease has been discovered from an unsuspected source and has been reported in Nature Genetics.
The scientists, led by Professor Daniel Bernard at McGill University in Canada, identified a new hereditary form of hypothyroidism that is more prevalent in males than in females. This sex bias shone a light on where to look for the underlying cause.
"Our collaborators in the Netherlands had been following a family in which two cousins had an unusual syndrome of hypothyroidisim and enlarged testicles," Bernard said. "Using state-of-the-art DNA sequencing technologies, we identified a mutation in a gene called immunoglobulin superfamily, member 1 (IGSF1), in both boys and their maternal grandfather. As one of few labs in the world studying this gene, we initiated a collaboration to determine whether the observed mutation might cause the disorder. At the time, the IGSF1 gene was known to be active in the pituitary gland, but its function was a mystery."
"Shortly after, we were contacted independently by a second group of researchers, studying a second family, in which two young brothers suffered from hypothyroidism and also harbored a mutation in the IGSF1 gene, though it was a different mutation than that observed in the Dutch family," said Bernard. "The fact that there were two unrelated families with the same male-biased clinical syndrome and mutations in the same gene strongly suggested that the mutations played a causal role in hypothyroidism".
The groups reached out to researchers in the Netherlands, the UK, Italy, and Australia who were following similar families and found that affected males all had mutations in their IGSF1 gene. Overall, the team identified 11 families with 10 different mutations in IGSF1.
"We went on to show that mutations in IGSF1 block the protein it encodes from moving to the cell surface, where it normally functions," explained PhD student Beata Bak. "We also observed that the pituitary glands of mice lacking IGSF1 had reduced levels of the receptor for a brain-derived hormone known as thyrotropin-releasing hormone (TRH). If we think of TRH as a key, then its receptor is the lock into which the key fits to produce its effects. Our results suggest that in the absence of IGSF1, the pituitary gland becomes less sensitive to the brain's instructions to secrete thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH). As a result, the thyroid gland receives a reduced impetus to produce thyroid hormones".
The group's findings are significant because IGSF1 mutations cause a variable, though principally mild, form of hypothyroidism that would likely escape detection by most perinatal thyroid-function screening tests. In addition, since the IGSF1 gene is highly polymorphic, there may be many individuals (boys and men, in particular) in the general population with presently undetected, but clinically significant hypothyroidism.
Symptoms of the disease include fatigue, weight gain, cold sensitivity, and muscle weakness. If left untreated, hypothyroidism increases the risk of developing heart disease. In infants, hypothyroidism can cause neurodevelopmental delay and, in extreme circumstances, cretinism.
"A simple test could identify carriers of IGSF1 gene mutations or variants who might benefit from thyroid hormone replacement therapy," Bernard explained.
Source: McGill University; November 12, 2012.McGill University
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As the top nominee at the 37th Annual CMA Awards on Wednesday (Nov. 5), Toby Keith could take home trophies in seven different categories. The unflappable singer-songwriter recently sat down with CMT News to talk about his new album, his songwriting muse, the perfect country bar and what George W. is really like.
NEWS: Your "Beer for My Horses" duet with Willie Nelson is nominated for just about everything but the female vocalist category
at this year's CMA Awards. How do you feel about that song getting so much recognition?
KEITH: I think there's
a place still for Willie and Merle Haggard and George Jones and those guys. Obviously, there's a great push for people getting
to hear Johnny Cash right now, but we shouldn't wait until they pass on to allow them to do some things -- at least allow
them to compete. My heart was just glowing knowing that Willie has not been on the radio since the '80s mainstream, and to
know it's into the 2000s and to hear his voice on there again. That album [Unleashed] was four singles deep, and I
was probably just as jaded with the music business as the next artist, but to hear Willie Nelson singing on the radio again
made me just jump up and down. He'd had so many hits and been around so long that he didn't get all giddy about it like I
was. Then he started playing it in his show, and he called me one night and he said, "Man this song's huge!" I said, "I told
you and you didn't pay attention." He goes, "Man, they love this thing. I had to play it twice on my show, Toby." I said,
"Well, keep playing it, dog." I'm going after Merle next. We've got some stuff written. I'm gonna go get him, too.
CMT NEWS: You're also competing for entertainer of the year, which you haven't won at the CMAs. How important
is getting that trophy?
KEITH: What you do on the road and record sales and chart and all that has to play
into it. That's what should get you in the entertainer category. I expect to compete for that every year because we work hard,
and we do all the things right. We try to deliver. As long as we're doing that, it's a great honor to be in there. It's tough.
It's very political. I've never been just completely award-friendly. My fans hang up on that a lot, but they shouldn't get
angry for that. They should take them for what they are and be glad that we're participating. I try to work the serenity prayer
a little bit. That's been a thing that my dad taught me a long time ago. You know, "Grant me enough serenity to accept the
things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference." I have no control over
how the industry votes. You've just got to be grateful that you're getting to play the game everyday and take them as they
CMT NEWS: When your time came at the ACM Awards last May, you weren't there to pick up your
entertainer of the year trophy. You had lost a few awards earlier in the night, and everyone wondered why you left. Just for
the record, what really happened?
KEITH: You can usually tell if it's your night. Me and Willie were up for
video, and the duet [category] was me and Willie. He checked out on me and went up to the hotel, and I said, "Man, are we
going to write that song tonight?" He said, "Yeah, but I'm leaving at 6 a.m. to go back home to Hawaii." So I waited until
about 30 minutes before the show was over and I told my manager, "Man, if we don't get up there, he's going to want to get
in bed about 11 or midnight because he's getting up at 6." I said, "I might regret that I never got to finish this song with
him." He said, "Well, what if you win that award?" I said, "We're not going to win that award." So I said, "Let's hook it.
I'd rather write the song." Then we got up there and he [manager T.K. Kimbrell] got a phone call and he said, "Well, you didn't
win male vocalist of the year." I said, "Well, we're safe then." Bam, got another phone call, and he said, "But you did win
entertainer." If I had thought I had a prayer at winning it, I would have been there to graciously accept it.
CMT NEWS: So, did you and Willie actually finish writing the song?
KEITH: Yes, we did. It's called
"I Can't Get Over You. So You Get Up and Answer the Phone." (laughs) You can ask him.
You seem to be in a writing frenzy lately. Your last album is just over a year old, but you're already coming with another
one, Shock N' Y'all. What is fueling that creative writing streak?
KEITH: I've always written so much that
I've always had a backlog of songs. As every album has been completed, I've almost always had the next one written. By the
time that we finished recording [Unleashed] and the album came out, in that little span I already had six or seven
more written. I'm always writing, and I'm very grateful that God gave me that talent because if I had to go find that many
songs each time, I wouldn't be able to do an album every 18 months or two years because I wouldn't be able to find that many
good songs that fit me. By being the writer and knowing who I'm writing for, it allows me to focus all my songwriting energy
right at the artist. So when you're writing for yourself alone, it makes it a lot easier.
NEWS: Where does the inspiration come from? What sparks your ideas?
KEITH: Any writer that writes a lot of
songs and has success at it will tell you that just about anything that is said can be a song. You just keep your antennas
out as much as you can. When something is said that is just right, you take it and you run with it. And 90 percent of them
you never do right. Ninety percent of them don't work out to be songs. But if you're always doing that all the time and somebody
says something that's clever and you've got your antennas out, you'll run with an idea for a little while and then all of
the sudden, you'll hit one and it'll be magical. And I can tell about three or four lines in what I've got. I can see the
future on it pretty quick.
CMT NEWS: Is your current single "I Love This Bar" an ode to a particular
KEITH: Bars take a beating for being so abusive and evil and all that. My grandmother's one of the sweetest
ladies on planet earth. She's got a heart as big as Texas, and she ran one of the nicest supper clubs when I was growing up.
I'd go stay with her in the summertime. I would see that when somebody would get down --have a kid get sick or something--
they would raise money and do charity things and rallies or host a pool tournament or something to raise money. And so much
goodness goes on, it's almost like a church in there sometimes, how they become brotherhood and take care of each other.
I told some people the other day that I didn't know whether to write "I Love This Bar" or "I Love My Church" because it's
the same kind of thing. It represents every great bar that you've ever watched a game in, or had a beer in or had a burger
or whatever. They all have those characters. So, we just sat down and started rapping them off. It was very easy. It was one
of those songs where you go, "Man, I can't believe nobody ever wrote that."
CMT NEWS: The album
also includes another song for the troops called "American Soldier," which has a unique twist to it. Why did you approach
it that way?
KEITH: Chuck Cannon and I were writing one night. He had flown to my house and spent two or three
days there, and we were writing a working-man kind of song. We got to the end, and it was almost kind of simultaneously, we
kind of went, "You know, this is the four verses of a working-man's song, but this tells you exactly what an American soldier
does." That's what they do everyday. They get up. They go to work. They take care of their kids. It's their job. I don't think
we as citizens realize that they are just working people. Our soldiers take a lot of the blame when we have to go in and our
government's wrong or right or whatever. They're just doing their job. They're just working people like me and you. They get
up, put their boots on and then they're told, "Hey, here's your orders. You've got to go here." They're just doing their job.
They're not in there killing to be killing. They'd rather be back with their families, too. I wanted to show that side. I've
met so many thousands of great soldiers, male and female. They've shared their stories with me and [said] how my music has
touched them. So, you know, it's a gift that I give to them.
CMT NEWS: You've performed for President
Bush twice this year. You're one of the few citizens who got to talk directly to him while the war with Iraq was underway.
What did you talk about?
KEITH: He's always been very gracious and nice with his time with me, and I've never
asked for nothing. They ask me all the time -- somebody at the Pentagon or somebody at the White House asks me to come perform
all the time, but with the touring schedule and everything, I just can't make it all the time. But I did the one at Miramar
before President Bush spoke. Then, after the war started, he had his first public address in front of a military crowd at
CentCom [Central Command], and I went in there and sang for him. He's always been very gracious with his time and always been
very cordial. He's a very down-to-earth guy. I'm from Oklahoma, and he's from Texas, and he's what you would expect your neighbors
to be like. He really is. He's always answered any questions I've had and always discussed openly any topics you felt like.
CMT NEWS: Switching to a lighter note, you recorded some of your infamous "bus songs" for this album. Why did
you finally decide to put them down?
KEITH: Everybody who goes up and down the road writes goofy songs that
they just kind of play for each other. We got crazy one night on stage and just started doing them. Just had fun with a couple
of acoustic guitars, and the response was overwhelming. I decided on this one, I said, "Let's record them live and just stick
them on the end of the album and let them be what they are." There's a certain side of me that's strictly here to just entertain,
and the bus songs allow me to do that.
CMT NEWS: What does Willie think of the bus song "Weed With
KEITH: Willie's sang it with us a couple of times. The reason I wrote "Weed With Willie" is you've
never seen anyone come off Willie's bus that isn't shaking their head. They'll say something along the lines of, "Man, I ain't
smoking weed with Willie no more." It's just so automatic. It just makes you go, "It's too easy not to write that."


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I just saw the latest Fringe episode (I had a busy weekend because my brother graduated YAY, more of that maybe later!) and THERE WERE SO MANY CREYS INVOLVED. FOX DO NOT CANCEL OUR LOVELY LITTLE WEIRD SHOW BECAUSE I CANNOT WITH THESE FEELINGS.
Anyway, I'm so happy that partner-in-Fringe-events Melo is helping me with my covers! Her caps are so awesome and sharp and OMGWTFBBQ can I order the blu-ray discs now too? I'll be redoing most of the covers and will be doing some more! Here are some hi-res samples of things to come!
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Churches Striving to Make Unchurched Men Feel Welcome
- Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Suggesting guys get together to talk about their feelings won't cut it, according to Navigators leader Geoff Gorsuch.
"The word 'feelings' is a bad word for men," Gorsuch told men's ministry leaders attending a Discipleship and Family Week at LifeWay Glorieta Conference Center. "You avoid that word. You just don't go there if you are trying to start a men's ministry group."
Instead, he said, "Give him a challenge. Tell them we are going to meet together because we want to take the Christian life more seriously; we want to build better families or we want to change this community. You can't get them there by saying you want to develop a deep, intimate group."
Men's Fraternity provides one avenue for addressing topics of particular interest to men. Available from LifeWay Christian Resources, the curriculum draws the work of Little Rock pastor Robert Lewis, offering three year-long studies.
At least some Texas churches are catering to the unique needs and personalities of men, with the goal of reaching them with the Gospel and then discipling them.
Buddy Griffin, minister of men and prayer at Sagemont Church in Houston, said portraying Christianity as weak or unmanly misrepresents Scripture, and his church has designed a program that trains hundreds of men each year to be disciples of Christ.
Sagemont strives to gear evangelism and discipleship programs uniquely to men. The church started a Men's Fraternity program three years ago that has ballooned to more than 700 participants. A recent fishing tournament was designed to reach lost men and served as an entry point through which at least one lost man started attending the church regularly. Sagemont has even decorated its men's restrooms according to themes that might interest some men -- including bass fishing, duck hunting and golf.
Sagemont currently has an average worship attendance that is 55 percent women and 45 percent men. But Griffin, who has worked with the SBTC to help other churches grow their men's ministries, has a goal of reducing that gap each year until worship attendance is 51 percent male in 2014. Other goals include filling 70 percent of church leadership positions with men and matching 95 percent of the congregation's fatherless boys with a man for mentorship.
"Where do men go to be cheered on for the noble and righteous things in life?" Griffin asked. "Men always go where the noise is. So we try to make a celebratory atmosphere among our men when they make godly choices."
Rodney Thompson, a layman at First Baptist Church in Katy, Texas, emphasized that a top-notch men's ministry is not only for mega-churches like Sagemont that have a full-time minister for men. First Baptist, which averages approximately 1,000 in worship, began a Men's Fraternity program last year and plans to begin the program's second year this fall. Additionally, the church holds a weekly morning men's prayer time.
Thompson, who serves on the men's ministry leadership team at First Baptist, said the key to reaching and discipling men at smaller churches is the pastor and other staff members. If men see staff members who have a strong work ethic, it will motivate them to join the work of ministry as well.
When men see ministerial staff "doing more than just the normal doing the announcements during the service and leading the music" and "not sitting behind the desk," they will be motivated to make extra effort in church activities themselves, he said.
Scott Moody, pastor of First Baptist Church in Silsbee, Texas, has found Thompson's thoughts on ministerial work ethic to be true. In the past year, Moody has dedicated himself to organizing and starting a Men's Fraternity program at his church, which averages 400 in worship.
After reading an article about men's ministry last summer, Moody acquired Men's Fraternity materials and asked Griffin to mentor him on how to do men's ministry. In the fall of 2006 First Baptist Silsbee launched its Men's Fraternity program with two classes each week.
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When High-tech meets Low-tech: Eco-innovation Dynamics and Corporate Strategizing in the Construction Sector
AbstractIn recent years green innovation or "eco-innovation" has grown increasingly to become one of the main drivers of economic development. This is a major change with regard to earlier times, when the environment in general was considered as a burden for businesses. This paper presents an empirical and theoretical analysis of the dynamics of the "greening" of industry in an effort to learn more about the competitive conditions for eco-innovation against a background of continuous change and in various economic contexts. We study the case of the corporate strategies of firms involved in the chain of production of paper in Denmark in regard to environment-related nanotechnology, using an "evolutionary capabilities" approach. Nanotechnology is of interest because it is at the early stages of development, because of its envisaged environmental potential and because of the environmental risks associated with it. It is also an example of the most high-tech side of eco-innovation and therefore of the absorption capacity of the construction sector.
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Two new faces will be on the field for the Powell Panthers and Lady Panthers this spring when the soccer teams begin their seasons.
Brad Hammond will take over the Lady Panthers' program, replacing Kay Pomeroy, who resigned as head coach last spring.
On the boys field, Waleryan Wisniewski will join head coach Pat D'Alessandro's staff as the assistant coach. Wisniewski replaces Drew Jones.
Hammond, who also serves as registrar and admissions director at Northwest College, said he is looking forward to continuing his work with the Lady Panthers. Hammond served as the Lady Panthers' junior varsity head coach and a varsity assistant coach in the spring of 2008.
"I'm excited about it," Hammond said. "After Kay resigned, every time I bumped into one of the girls they would ask me if I was going to be the coach. I met with Jeff Jones (PHS activities director and assistant principal) about the position, and I felt good about it and decided to give it a try. It'll be interesting — that's for sure. We've got a lot of girls returning, but we also lost some key players. We're all wanting to build on that momentum we had late last season, and I think it will be a good year for us."
The two new coaches were approved Tuesday, Nov. 11, during the November meeting of the Park County District No. 1 school board.
Also approved was the hiring of Jerry Rodriguez as an assistant swim coach for Powell Middle School. The temporary position was created to accommodate the large number of swimmers working out with the Powell Middle School team.


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Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel
By Sade Lythcott
I don't know about you, but I'm always struggling to find something to do on a rainy fall day, or — even more difficult –- trying to find a unique house-warming gift that isn't so predictable. Well, I think I may have found the solution to both.
The DVD and coffee table book, Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel, is the way to go. Both the film and book chronicle the life of former editor-in-chief of Harper's Bazaar and American Vogue, and serves as an enthralling peek into the world of a woman who had vision by the bucket-load.
Style Bubble describes the documentary as "loosely chronological and takes us from the beginning of Vreeland's enchanted life as a girl who had people like Diaghilev and other luminaries waltzing into her life. As a young society wife, she was dressed by Coco Chanel and… [MORE] skipped between London, New York and Paris soaking up the twenties with gusto. Her calling came when Carmel Snow, then editor-in-chief of Harper's Bazaar noticed Vreeland for her style and made her a contributor in 1937 with the noted 'Why Don't You…?' column. Vreeland of course then became fashion editor and after a tenure of over twenty years, she jumped ship to Conde Nast and was editor-in-chief there from 1963 until 1971. Her final years as consultant to the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art through her death rounded off an illustrious career."
It's your lucky day because a few copies of this book — as well as Diana's photo book, Allure — are available at eBay.
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Every designer has in their arsenal a few key tools: an inherent aesthetic, a unique point of view, and an openness to global inspiration. They travel, people-watch, scan archives, and read books… anything to inspire the next collection. The designer's showroom is often a reflection of this, filled with knick-knacks, furniture, yes, even rugs that represent the brand. Last week, while checking out the new SS13 collection at Acne's NY showroom, I thumbed through their impressive library of books. It may take a bit of time and cash to acquire, but here's a shortlist of books that are as cool as the brand. I linked some of the these books to eBay so you can begin stocking your cool library sooner than later…
Bob Recine: Alchemy of Beauty by René Ricard, Bob Recine, Mario Sorrenti and Robbie Fimmano
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The Red Wings scored late in the second period to take a 3-to-2 lead but the Stars rallied to beat Detroit 4-to-3 in overtime at Joe Louis Arena. Pavel Datsyuk, Patrick Eaves, and Johan Franzen had goals for the Red Wings. Detroit goalie Chris Osgood was denied his 400th career victory.
The Red Wing's Western Conference lead is down to one point over the Stars as Detroit is just 3-4-and-2 in their past 9 games. The Red Wings return to the ice Wednesday night at home against Vancouver. By the way, Detroit professional sports made history on Sunday, marking the first time any city had its NHL, NFL and NBA teams went into overtime on the same day.


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- Bolton Golf Championships semi-finals.
- Gareth Hastie (Bolton) beats Matt Buckley (Old Links) 2&1.
- Mark Millhouse (Bolton) v Liam Ball (Turton)
- Hastie going for his fifth title and reaches third straight final.
Hope you enjoyed the live updates from the 2014 Bolton Golf Championship. I'll be doing it all over again tomorrow night at the final. Please join me.
Liam Ball will be going for his second title.
Gareth Hastie will be going for his fifth title (have I mentioned that?!)
So here's the two guys in the final tomorrow at Chorley Golf Club at 4.40pm...
Congratulations to Ball. What a win! What a game! Ball was three shots behind after nine holes then two ahead five holes later. Then level after 18. Then it took them four extra sudden-death holes to separate them. And one bad drive into the trees did it. That's sport.
Ball beat Millhouse on the fourth extra hole. Millhouse drove into the trees and could not recover. It took him six shots and he conceded. So unlucky for him as he looks for his first final appearance.
Liam Ball is in the final.
Just had word that Millhouse is in big big trouble at the fourth extra hole. He's driven into the trees and Ball is on the fairway. Looks like Ball's going to win it, but don't put your mortgage on it with these two!
They can't be separated. Ball and Millhouse have had three extra holes.
Top of the all-time winners' list is Jack Taylor. He's a real legend of Bolton sport, let alone Bolton golf. He won it 10 times you know. It's all free this history lesson by the way.
Howard Broadbent has also won the Bolton Golf Championship title five times. He stands alone in second place in the all-time list of winners.
If Ball wins his semi he'll be going for his second title. Millhouse hasn't won it before. Neither have I for that matter but I can't play golf to save my life.
Have I said Gareth Hastie will be going for a fifth title tomorrow night? "Yes", you scream, "about twenny times".
Ball and Millhouse still battling it out at the extra holes. They'll have it dark!
Millhouse wins the 17th to make it all square with a birdie four. They halve the 18th so it's sudden death at the extra holes. What a game.
Drama at the 16th! Millhouse just misses a putt. I'm told it "lipped out" - I'm not exactly sure what that means but I believe it could hardly have been closer to going in. As it happens they both par the 16th. Ball still 1 up with two to play. I can hardly stand the tension.
Who's going to meet Gareth Hastie in the final? Ball and Millhouse are having a right old battle and I wouldn't put money on either losing.
But Millhouse is not finished yet. He ends Ball's run of five straight hole wins by winning the 15th with a birdie. Ball 1 up after 15.
Ball birdies the 14th to go 2 up. The fifth hole in a row he has won.
And if you've enjoyed it I will be doing it all over again at tomorrow's final. And I'll actually be there this time along with Derek Jones.
Still waiting for news from the Ball/Millhouse game. In the meantime, if you want to let me know what you think of this service please tweet me at @NeilBonnarBN or email email@example.com - I'd love to hear from you.
Liam Ball and Mark Millhouse currently playing the 14th hole. Ball 1 up in a gripping game.
Buckley won the 15th to reduce Hastie's lead to one hole but Hastie hit straight back to win the 16th with a birdie two and then they halved the 17th. Hastie wins 2&1 to reach his third successive final.
Gareth Hastie wins his match against Matt Buckley.
This is how Turton GC man Ball did it: Won 10th with a par 4, won 11th with a par 4, won 12th with a birdie 3, won 13th with a par 4. Ball 1 up after 13 holes.
Ball has gone from 3 down after nine holes to 1 up after 13. Our man in the field says it's the biggest turnaround he's ever seen - and he's seen plenty!
Incredible turnaround in the Millhouse/Ball game! News straight up.
Out there in the field our intrepid golf correspondent Derek Jones reports Hastie birdied the 10th to go 1 up and after he and Matt Buckley levelled on the 11th and 12th Hastie eagled the 13th. Hastie 2 up after 13 holes.
Hastie turns it on! After being level after nine holes the reigning champion is 2 up after 13.
They halved the sixth, parred the seventh and ninth and birdied the eighth. Millhouse 3 up after nine holes.
Millhouse and Ball giving as good as they get on the sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth holes to leave Millhouse 3 up at the turn (I believe that's the term for the ninth hole)
I am indebted to Javaid Sabrine @JavaidSabrine for telling me I was wrong to say only Gareth Hastie had won the title before. Liam Ball won it in 2010.
It's a tight one out there in the first game. Buckley levelled with a brilliant tee shot at the seventh to give him a birdie two. the next two holes were levelled so it's all square after nine holes.
... game where Ball's had a couple of bad holes. The Turton man conceded the fourth and had a troublesome fifth as Millhouse goes 3 up.
Developments in the Ball/Millhouse g
Derek reports that Hastie has gone ahead after winning the sixth. Hastie 1up after six holes.
If you're enjoying this, it's all thanks to Derek Jones out in the field
As I was saying before my finger rudely hit the 'send'' button, Buckley conceded the fourth to bring the scores level.
Back over to Hastie
Millhouse and Ball levelled the second and third holes. Millhouse 1 up.
That age-old dilemma: do you use words or numbers for scores in golf i.e. One up or 1 up? I'm switching to numbers. Decisions, decisions?
Hastily back to Hastie (get it?), he and Buckley halved the third. Buckley one up.
Millhouse birdied the first to go one up.
Playing behind Hastie and Buckley, Mark Millhouse has started well
Matt Buckley won the second hole to go one up against Gareth Hastie.
If anyone's actually reading this why don't you tweet me. Even better tweet me a picture from the games. I'm getting into this live update mullarkey.
All these wonderful pictures are brought to you courtesy of Derek Jones who does all the work around here on our golf coverage. Well done and thanks Derek.
And here's is said Liam Ball, a member of Turton Golf Club
Mark Millhouse is a player from Bolton Golf Club who dominated the quarter-finals with four of the last eight. He plays Liam Ball.
And here's the lucky man who gets to play the four-time champ and favourite. Matt Buckley of Old Links.
Here's the favourite, four-time champion Gareth Hastie.
What do the guys look like who are doing battle tonight, I hear to ask... Pictures coming right up.
But the guy Hastie's playing tonight, Matt Buckley, has come close, reaching the semis in the last two years and the final the year before.
Only Hastie has won the title before. Four times no less. He's very good!
Liam Ball spent a couple of years as a professional before going back to being an amateur in 2012. The Turton GC man takes on Mark Millhouse in today's semi.
Reigning champion Gareth Hastie, of Bolton Golf Club, is going for his fifth title. He takes on Matt Buckley of Old Links today.


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