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Model 3: Making Growlithe the Fire Pokemon!
That time came again where I wanted to make a new model…it's starting to feel like some kinda addiction! As a lover of anime, I really wanted to incorporate something from this style into this next project…so I decided to make a Pokemon. 386 more words
Pokemon Theme: Growlithe and Arcanine...
So I was kind of struggling on what to do for these guys, I had a lot of sketches but nothing was really going to transfer well onto a nail, their fur was going to be a nightmare and they do look pretty similar… It then clicked to me to keep it kinda sketchy looking rather than being so precise so it looks like heat haze, seeing as they're fire type, and their fur can look wild and unkempt. 46 more words


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October 22, 2014
Jewel Gingerich Longenecker, associate dean for leadership education and director of the AMBS Church Leadership Center.
I am pleased to post this piece from Dr. Jewel Gingerich Longenecker, associate dean for leadership education and director of the AMBS Church Leadership Center. Her recent presentations to the Constituency Leaders Council of Mennonite Church USA (which are linked at the end) received widespread and heartfelt appreciation. - Sara Wenger Shenk
Since our founding, we Mennonites have claimed the Bible as the central source of authority for our faith and life. The Bible, we have said, is how we learn about God, and most importantly, about Jesus Christ, the One whom we together seek to follow.
Yet these days it seems many of us are not spending a whole lot of time with the Bible. "The estrangement of many North American Mennonite Christians from the Bible—their sense that they know the book, that it's over-familiar or irrelevant, and their captivity to American ills of individualism, consumerism and over-busyness—all of these make it hard to indwell the ancient text and make it life-giving today," writes Alan Kreider.
And when it comes to difficult conversations like we're having about sexuality, some among us have little hope that Scripture can be our guide. Because the Scripture has been misused and co-opted for political purposes and made into a tool of oppression, they say we should steer clear of it in discerning difficult matters.
Others among us are quick to claim the Bible is on their side in the sexuality debates. They quote the Bible readily. They will tell you something like, "I go with the Bible on this one." This is code for, "There will be no discussion of inclusion or same sex covenants in my church. I know what the Bible says. Case closed."
Who, really, is studying the Bible?
My question is, when and with whom are we actually studying the Bible? When are we engaging in in-depth Bible study in our own congregations? In what settings are we looking not at just one issue or one set of texts, but many texts, or better yet, whole biblical books, over extended periods of time? In what contexts are we taking advantage of the many scholarly tools of interpretation now available to pastors and lay people alike, tools that can shed a great deal of light on Scripture?
And where are we doing this in congregational contexts that are politically, theologically, and culturally diverse, like the real body of Christ? Where are we coming together, week in and week out, to keep on listening and talking, challenging and understanding, the Scripture and each other? Are most of us not doing this at all or even semi-regularly, as recent studies suggest?
"The Bible provides the stories that have always given identity to the Christian community," writes Frederick Borsch. "These stories and related materials are the base data and primary theological core of Christian community…. It is the one 'language' shared by Christians of different races, cultures, and economic backgrounds."
Following Borsch I would suggest that when we can no longer speak to each other from the Bible, we cease to share a common Christian identity. We lose our shared foundation—our shared theological core—and our conversations go in circles. In fact, our conversations largely take place only within our own carefully constructed social circles, not within the theologically diverse body that is the church. We find ourselves unable to speak across our conservative-liberal divides because we are no longer speaking a common language.
Might it be possible that the language of the Bible is the language we must learn to speak together again?
What if more of us found ourselves in communities of engagement around Scripture, all around the Mennonite church? What if we found ourselves meeting regularly to study the Bible with well-prepared teachers, who would lead us into in-depth grappling with the Scripture and its many contexts, marinating in God's Story together over time? What if we kept on listening and talking, challenging and persuading, until we could articulate not only our own, but each other's perspectives on what the Scripture is saying to the church?
Would this guarantee we would all come out at the same place on sexuality issues? Probably not, since we already know that there are biblical preachers and scholars and writers who have arrived at different viewpoints on questions related to sexuality. If different people speak from their sincere but alternative understandings of Scripture, can we, at the very least, listen to what they have to say as we study the Bible together?
New guidelines for membership
Perhaps membership in the Mennonite church should be based not on our beliefs about sexual ethics, but on our willingness to commit to participate in in-depth weekly Bible study in our own congregations. I would very much like to be part of a church where studying the Bible is more central to our identity than our conservative-liberal labels.
I have no doubt that studying the Bible together would be stretching for all of us. That's because the goal of Bible study is to facilitate a conversation between God and God's people today. The deep engagement with Scripture our parents and grandparents and Anabaptist forbearers experienced was hugely important for their time and their place. But this is our time, and our opportunity to grapple with Scripture in light of the questions and experiences and stories of our time. We cannot rely on their study, and their spiritual practices, and their experience. We have to experience Scripture for ourselves.
How can we make Bible study and effective teaching a priority? How can we learn to dig deep together, so that we might begin to truly know and love the one thing that can unite us? That is, so that we can know and love the Story of God's love, revealed in Jesus Christ, illuminated by the Holy Spirit, and given to us in the pages of the Bible.
Download a file with an extended exploration of Jewel's call for in-depth biblical study in AMBS's resources for sexuality conversations area.
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September 15, 2014
Big Ben. London, England, United Kingdom. Credit: Misterzee (Wikimedia Commons)
I love my job. I often awaken with gratitude welling up—this despite enormous stress throughout "our industry": theological education.
Two years into the job, I sought out a spiritual director who wouldn't hesitate to ask me tough questions. I figured I might be overlooking unexamined issues or unacknowledged angst.
But gratitude persists—and has been remarkably constant for four years as the prevailing energy that informs my life of prayer. Even so, it continues to surprise me—particularly in the dark times when tasks overwhelm, self-doubt looms or family and global crises invade.
One of the reasons gratitude pervades is that I am blessed to work in a mature, non-anxious community of faith. I am surrounded by colleagues whose patience, wisdom, love, devotion to God, creativity, kindness and peaceableness is profound.
Did I say patience? Yes. Patience!
Patience isn't a quality I'm accustomed to reflect on much. It is listed among the fruit of the Spirit—but not one that stands out. Yet, according to church historian Alan Kreider, patience is at the heart of the early Christians' missional and social strategy.
In a faculty conversation about the current tensions swirling around how we regard persons of same sex orientation, a colleague spoke of the need for "patient vigor."
Patient vigor (as I understand it) means a willingness to listen calmly to each other, to the Scriptures, and to God's Spirit rather than getting riled up by the polarizing, raucous clamor of the culture wars.
Patient vigor means listening to the full counsel of what is needed so that "every part is working properly, [promoting] the body's growth in building itself up in love" (Eph 4:16).
Patient vigor means courageously acting for justice and lovingly speaking the truth in the face of vicious attacks and mean spirited spurning of brothers and sisters.
Patient vigor means fearlessly living with unresolved questions even as we actively engage in compassionate hospitality and mission everywhere we live and work.
AMBS's mission of reconciliation includes a readiness to resource the whole church during this time of intense, prayerful discernment. We recognize that as a church, we've allowed competing claims about what the Bible says to divide rather than unite us.
AMBS faculty have a profound respect for the Scripture's power to reveal God in Christ to us—scriptures we must listen to over and over again, with vigorous patience, to discern the mind of Christ for these "interesting times." The faculty have begun to provide resources that call us with patient vigor to:
As an Anabaptist learning community, we are unafraid of the hard questions. Instead, we are exhilarated by them—believing that the love of God, the grace of Christ, and the communion of the Holy Spirit will unite our hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.
I am grateful for faith communities who are learning that the Spirit's precious and sweet fruit of patience is indispensable for discerning the mind of Christ—Christ "who has broken down the dividing wall, that is, the hostility between us" (Eph 1:14).
Sexuality conversation resources from the AMBS faculty are available in the Publishing and Research area.
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September 02, 2014
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"Go…. So that you will be a blessing" (Genesis 12:1-3).
"Go." Leave what is known… for some place that is not yet known.
The call of Abraham is an ancient story. Some 4000 years ancient. What it preserves for us is a glimpse of one man's encounter with God; an encounter that dramatically changed human history.
The call of Abraham is one of those classic texts that brings everything into sharp focus.
God calls persons. It's that simple. God called Abraham, and God called many others whose stories are told in Scripture and throughout church history.
God calls each of us—in some fashion. Perhaps in ways we've only partially named and are still discovering.
A call is a mysterious thing, laden with wonderment, doubt, many testings over time.
There are calls that set a trajectory—and deeply form a way of life. There are calls that come in the moment—to which we can respond because of a baptismal calling that has shaped us over time.
Three recent stories come quickly to mind:
Journalist James Foley's brutal execution by the Islamic State stunned the world. At a mass in his home Catholic parish, Rev. Paul Gausse offered a prayer for the perpetrators of James' killing. "We are not just praying for us and the Foley family, but praying for those who have perpetrated this kind of evil," he said. "James felt compelled to be a witness to people in conflict. This was his mission." And James' mother Diane Foley added. "[James] died for that compassion and that love, and I pray that he can be remembered that way and that he [will] not have died in vain." And to Rev. Gausse she added: "Father, pray for me that I don't become bitter. I don't want to hate."
Protests erupted in Ferguson, Missouri, after the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown by a police officer. Rev. Willis Johnson, a local Ferguson pastor, felt called into the fray. A photo in the Washington Post showed the pastor in a powerful embrace with protester 18 year-old Joshua Wilson. In an NPR interview later about what was happening in that photo, Pastor Johnson said that as police were ordering protesters to move aside, he was trying to keep Wilson out of harm's way. "If anything" he said, "[my embrace of Wilson] was to affirm him — and to affirm both of us — because in that moment, we were being disaffirmed. We were being told ... that what we were doing was wrong, and it was not wrong."
The New York Times carried the story last week of Josephine Finda Sellu, a deputy nurse matron in Sierra Leone. After 15 of her nurses died from Ebola, she thought about quitting herself. "It has been a nightmare," she said. "Since the whole thing started, I have cried a lot…. I am a senior nurse. All the junior nurses look up to me. If I left," she said, "the whole thing would collapse…. There are times when I say, Oh my God, I should have chosen secretarial." But her job as a healer, she said "is the calling of God."
However a call of God comes, those testified to by God's people, by followers of Jesus throughout the generations, often include some resemblance to Abram's call:
There is an initiative by God; an invitation—or even a command.
The call is personal. Abram. Moses. Esther. James. Willis. Josephine. But in a profound and ultimate way, it isn't about any one of us.
This is where a call keeps shifting in and out of focus. It's about me—each of us. But it isn't about any one of us. It's about aligning our lives with the magnificent reconciling mission of God in the world.
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July 18, 2014
The preacher talked about being "spiritually smug" in the sermon and something went ping in my head. None of us would want to think of ourselves as high on the spiritual smugness scale. I surely wouldn't. And yet I think it's an affliction that infects us more than we care to admit.
Any one of us who professes strong convictions is vulnerable to spiritual smuggery. Jesus called persons who purported to know best how God expected others to behave "hypocrites." How, I wonder, do those hypocrites differ from the rest of us motivated by prophetic fervor, by righteous indignation, by a zealous desire to be faithful to God's law?
For my part, I think Mennonites in general are afflicted with an oversized case of spiritual smuggery. We're Jesus' favorites after all. We get Jesus like few others do. We're big on discipleship, loving our neighbors, and even loving our enemies. We often separate ourselves off in communities that intentionally stay away from big world problems or mainstream popular culture, thinking that will make it possible to attain a pure life. If we try a little harder or separate a little more decisively from those who've compromised, we feel even better about ourselves.
All of us who strive to be good and faithful servants are in danger of registering high on the scale of spiritual smugness. Seminaries are not immune. Academics have been known to demonstrate disdainful arrogance and intellectual snobbishness. Congregations who refuse to associate with other congregations are not immune. Persons who categorically stigmatize others for their race, gender, or sexual orientation are not immune.
Whenever we set ourselves up as better than others—whoever they may be—we stand in stark contrast to Jesus.
Jesus has harsh words for spiritually smug persons:
"Two men went up to the temple to pray, one a Pharisee and the other a tax collector. The Pharisee, standing by himself, was praying thus, 'God, I thank you that I am not like other people: thieves, rogues, adulterers, or even like this tax collector. I fast twice a week; I give a tenth of all my income.' But the tax collector, standing far off, would not even look up to heaven, but was beating his breast and saying, 'God, be merciful to me, a sinner!' I tell you, this man went down to his home justified rather than the other; for all who exalt themselves will be humbled, but all who humble themselves will be exalted."
I'm attracted to humble people—persons who are so in touch with their own need for mercy that they readily extend it to others. Any impulse to disdain or to distance themselves from others is foreign to them. They live in grateful wonder for mercy that is wide and forgiving. They exude kindness and generosity. Their quiet joy is infectious because they know in every cell of their being that nothing can separate them from the love of God. How do they know that? They have been broken open by pain, loss, profound suffering. They have also been broken open to the beauty and mystery of a God who is "gracious and merciful, slow to anger and great in lovingkindness."
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May 29, 2014
Malinda Berry, Assistant Professor of Theology and Ethics
Dr. Malinda Berry is joining the AMBS faculty this July. I am pleased to post her recent piece from Mennonite Life in the series, "On Teaching John Howard Yoder," as a guest on Practicing Reconciliation." The piece was commissioned for the summer 2014 issue. Welcome, Malinda, to the conversation!
Avoiding Avoidance: Why I Assigned Body Politics this Spring
This semester, my co-teacher colleague and I decided to put Body Politics: Five Practices of the Christian Community Before the Watching World on the assigned reading list for an upper-level course in ecclesiology. This was the first time that I assigned a book-length work by John Howard Yoder in any of the courses that I have taught in my eight years of putting together syllabi in undergraduate and seminary settings. I have avoided assigning Yoder's work because I did not know how to talk about Yoder's discipline process with students in a place as public as a classroom. In private conversation, I knew how to talk about this stuff. And when it comes to my own scholarship, I have chosen to ground myself in Mennonite sources and voices that reflect the fullness of our community rather than relying solely, or even primarily, on Yoder's corpus.
So what changed? At a communal level, a lot has changed. With Mennonite Church USA embarking upon this most recent discernment and listening process, we have brought years and layers of hidden conversation out into the open. In the clear air and bright light of this new day, some of us are holding our breath as some of us exhale deeply; all of us are blinking as our eyes adjust in this new atmosphere. At a personal level, not that much has changed. I still find it difficult to know what to say about Yoder to my students. Rather than avoiding this complexity, yet again, I determined to speak forthrightly about the conflict I have with assigning Yoder's works, indeed with Yoder himself.
We have all heard that the Chinese character for conflict comprises the characters for crisis and opportunity. Whether this is popular folk wisdom or true, it describes how I approached my conflict with Yoder this semester. I agreed to assign Body Politics because I would have felt academically irresponsible to exclude Yoder's voice and perspective from our course where Anabaptist perspectives on the church are central. And it is this same work that afforded me the opportunity to speak about the crisis our denomination has experienced because of Yoder's actions.
Body Politics, like many of Yoder's works, is a collection of essays. This particular collection arrived on bookshelves in the late Spring of 1992, about the time two others things were happening. First was a Believers Church conference held at Goshen College in May, which Yoder helped plan. The conference theme? Church discipline, one of the practices Yoder discusses in Body Politics. Second, in June came the culmination of an 11-month investigation by two Mennonite Church panels into allegations presented in testimony by eight women that ended with the announcement that Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference was suspending Yoder's ministerial credentials. [Tom Price, "Theologian Cited in Sex Inquiry," Elkhart Truth, June 29, 1992.] All at once, Yoder was Mennonites' Doktorvater, teaching us how to think about the church's theological significance in the world and he was systematically avoiding one of the church's defining practices. How is it that Yoder was able to occupy two paradoxical spaces at the same time?
My colleague and I did not hide this paradox from our students. We chose to name this dilemma and integrate it into how we taught the material, citing—and putting at students' fingertips—the numerous reputable online resources for peeling back the layers of complexity that surround Body Politics. When all was said and done, pedagogically, it was much easier to name the conflict surrounding Yoder than I expected it to be. Where the conflict remains alive for me is in the spaces where the interpersonal and the intellectual intermingle.
First is the interpersonal. I come from a family with deep ties to Yoder. My mother and aunts grew up with John Howard and his sister Mary Ellen at the Oak Grove congregation in Smithville, Ohio. Whenever I meet the Yoders' daughter Martha at church conferences, we find it all too easy to talk about our lives and concerns, losing track of the time. I was honored to enjoy fondue with Leonard and Irene Gross one December evening, where we were joined, among others, by Anne Guth Yoder. It had been ten years since John Howard had died. We remembered him, listening to an old tape that included a recording of Yoder accompanying himself on the piano as he sang Deep River. I grew up being told that he had a beautiful singing voice, and it is true.
And then there is the intellectual. Methodologically speaking, I am a systematic and constructive theologian. I chose these specialities because I believe that our ecclesial community has been too reliant on John Howard Yoder for our theological perspective. Yoder is rarely one of my conversational partners because another major dimension of my method comes from woman-centered theologies (i.e., feminist, womanist, and mujerista theologies) that deconstruct race, class, and patriarchy. My interest is in understanding how we describe nonviolence — a creative force of goodness, love, and justice — theologically based on the interplay of Anabaptist tradition, scriptural interpretation, individual and corporate experience, and ethical reasoning. Yoder's work and identity were invested in making pacifism intellectually respectable, and I respect him for all he gave to that project. However, unlike many of my teachers and mentors, I do not feel myself intellectually indebted or bound to Yoder. My view is that, alone, Yoder's work does not offer us a sufficient analysis of power that helps us understand what is happening theologically in faith communities where we perpetuate cycles of violence and injustice. Rather, Yoder becomes an example of how we have perpetuated these things. Defending and/or excusing Yoder, like avoiding him altogether, are some of the things that contribute to this cycle, a cycle that we are now able to say needs to end.
So what happens when I let these things get all mixed up within me? I believe there is a way to be honest about Yoder's failings, the pain and violation others felt because of his actions, and the struggle of the communities that he participated in. Collectively, we failed over and over to enact justice and we can learn from our mistakes. Here are three things I have learned.
So I will include Yoder's work in my teaching from time to time, but my choice is one that I commit to sharing with openness and honesty because every body has politics.
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This blog is hosted by Sara Wenger Shenk. While Sara is president of Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary, she writes as a practical theologian trying to make sense of everyday life—in light of God's reconciling mission in the world.
The views Sara shares here are not the voice of AMBS. As a woman, mother, author, educator, lover of God, Sara is a restless scout—searching out ways that lead toward God's shalom. She doesn't assert answers so much as pose questions, test assumptions, resist labels, play with possibilities, experiment with integration, practice wholeness. She hopes this blog will provide a spacious forum for thoughtful discernment around sometimes contentious issues.


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A friendly and welcoming parish church, St Oswald's stands at the heart of Fulford village, a southerly suburb of York. We're close to the University, down the road from Imphal barracks, not far from town, and right on the A19, the main route into York from the south.
We have a range of services and activities where we hope people of all ages and backgrounds can make themselves at home, worship and and grow in knowledge of God's love.
The hope and vision of St Oswald's is to know God, and to make him known to others. There's something for everyone, and it's our hope that students and visitors, as well as locals of all ages, will find themselves at home in our church - and at home with God.
Come and join us!
Remembrance Sunday - November 9th
'The centenary of the outbreak of the First World War is both a solemn duty and an opportunity to reflect, one hundred years later, on the folly of war and the horrific human suffering it involves. Sadly our prayers will not just be those of distant remembrance – violent conflict is a brutal reality today. We must pledge ourselves afresh to seek peace and do all we can to prevent the bloodshed which so scars our humanity, and bruises the image of God in all his children.' Dr John Sentamu, Archbishop of York
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Bob Backman, Moorhead Term 2014-2017
Bob thinks most of the problems humans face are intertwined and connected. He believes we spend too much energy on fixing symptoms instead of the root problems. He has worked in the nonprofit arena most of his working career with positions in communication, health promotion, PR, marketing and most recently as Executive Director of a river advocacy group. Along with his wife they also owned and operated an urban feed store specializing in bird feeding. Through well designed education and hands on experiences he feels we can help our youth to grow up and not make the same mistakes of the current generation. When in Moorhead he volunteers for a community garden, River Keepers and a homeless shelter. Half of his time he spends in the woods of Becker County where he has just added a ground source heat pump system to his cabin. He is a licensed Coats Guard Master (captain) and has a BA in Sociology from Moorhead State University Minnesota and a MS in Education from Indiana University.
Grace Brogan, Bemidji Term 2014-2017
Grace Brogan is inspired by place and determined to cultivate healthy, just communities, food systems, and environments. Since 2003, Grace has engaged in the fields of nonprofit program management, environmental & arts education, sustainable farming, and the written word, through the lens of bringing folks together via the curious mind of a student and attention to one's part in a complicated system of relationships.
Kristin Eggerling, Hallock Term 2013-2015
Kristin works as a freelance writer from her home in Hallock. She has a B.A. in Sociology from Augsburg College and a M.A. in Sociology from the University of Manitoba. Kristin serves on the Conservation Minnesota Voter Center Board and writes a blog for its website. She has worked in the public health field and has been involved with watershed education work in the Red River Valley. She formerly worked at the Minnesota Senate as the administrator of the Environment and Natural Resources and Agriculture Budget Committee. She has also served on the Citizen's Advisory Committee of the LCMR (Legislative Commission on Minnesota Resources) and is the chair of the Hallock Library Board, in addition to sitting on the Northwest Minnesota Foundation Board of Directors.
Abby Gold, Moorhead Term 2013-2015
Abby Gold is currently the Nutrition and Wellness Extension Specialist at the University of Minnesota Extension and the North Dakota State University Extension Service. She has a B.S. in Human Nutrition from University of Massachusetts, a M.P.H in Nutrition from University of Minnesota, and a Ph.D. in Communication from North Dakota State University. Abby thinks NWRSDP makes a difference because it pursues issues and topics of sustainability that cover all aspects of our civil society from water to air to land to food to health. NWRSDP is indeed a learning and outreach organization that engages the community in action by infusing resources, knowledge, and ideas in the pursuit of building a more sustainable society.
Gail Larson, Newfolden Term 2014-2017
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Colleen MacRae, Crookston Term 2014-2017
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Barbara Muesing, Fosston Term 2013-2015
Barbara Muesing and her husband Chuck Casey live north of Lengby Mn in the log home that her parents build from oak trees off their land. The home is adjacent to the home place where Barbara grew up and graduated from Fosston High School
After college, Barbara worked for many years with the University of Minnesota Extension Service, including as district director in NW Mn. In 1994, she was part of the task force to establish the NW Mn Initiative Fund, now the NW Mn Foundation, and she served as a Charter Board member. She also served on the committee to develop and launch the Emerging Leadership Program in NW MN.
Volunteer service is important to Barbara. In addition to serving on the NW Regional Sustainable Development Board, she serves on the Boards of Essentia Health Fosston, the Hospital Foundation, Fosston Area Community Fund, Polk-Norman-Mahnomen Community Health. She is past President of the Mn Rural Health Association and Health Care Auxiliary of Mn.
Michele Schermann, St Paul Term 2013-2015
Michele Schermann, a public health nurse researcher and educator, works at the intersection of human health, agricultural safety and natural resource management, with a special focus on Good Agricultural Practices (GAPs) and preparing growers for food safety audits. Skilled in qualitative research methods, Michele translates her research findings into innovative, targeted health communication for a variety of audiences. Michele's research interests include the agricultural practices of new American immigrants; disease prevention and control; and the creation of multilingual health education media. She has been described as "an excellent connector of people, communities, ideas, and resources" and has extensive project management experience over a 15-year career at the University of Minnesota.
Katy Nannenga, Crookston Term 2013-2016
Assistant Professor Katy Nannenga has taught biology and environmental science courses at the University of Minnesota Crookston since 2008, although while mentoring undergraduate students in research projects that address environmental science and sustainability. Presently, her undergraduate team is working on evaluating land management practices for urban and agricultural land uses which can maintain quality/yields while reducing the impact on the environment. In addition, her team is also focused on methods to mitigate environmental damage caused by previous land management practices. Katy earning a B.S. in Biology from the University of North Dakota and completed a Ph.D. in Environmental Soil Science from Purdue University, IN. Her Ph.D. work focused on utilizing plants to clean contaminated environments.
Carston Thomas, Moorhead Term 2014-2017
Carston Thomas, Moorhead Term 2014-2017
Carsten Thomas is an Organic Farmer from Moorhead, Minnesota. Carsten is a passionate advocate for environmental sustainability, animal stewardship, and promoting the local food movement. Through this movement he contributes to supporting sustainable food system for future generations. Currently he is working to complete his degree in farm business management and farming on his 5th generation family owned farm.
Michael Triplett, White Earth Term 2014-2016
Michael Triplett has 37 years of community and economic development experience working for tribal governments, municipalities, regional development organizations in the Southwest and Upper Midwest. Currently, he is an economic development planner with the White Earth Nation based in White Earth, Minnesota and most recently has been guiding the tribal efforts in renewable energy ventures - in wind, solar, biomass. He was one of the original members of the NW (MN) Clean Energy Resource Team. He has a B.S. from Colorado State University in Social Sciences and completed graduate coursework from Iowa State University in Urban and Regional Planning.
Amber Suchy, Student Board Memeber
Amber Suchy is working on her B.S. in both biology and environmental science with a minor in chemistry. She is also doing research with green house gases at the University of Minnesota Crookston. She grew up on a beef and dairy farm and wants to use her experience from this and what she has learned through her degree in order to help others learn sustainability. She wants to help bridge the gap between the different aspects of the community and the environment in order to make a safer, more sustainable world.


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Yep, they are brothers. And actually, my husband wanted me to ask the question on here (Even though he's a member on this board as well) about if anyone had heard of a woman dating brothers before. He is accepting of it, but feels odd about it too, as if even in this world it is taboo. I really don't know. I have no siblings myself...I can see from Neverwhere's perspective how it might seem off....I"m trying to look at it from all sides.
In the meantime, Mark and I are taking things slow and haven't even had an official date yet. But I will definitely take a look at that article. I don't even know if you can classify what we have going on in this household with an ex wife, two brothers, and me, the new wife. So different from what I've seen, in my limited poly experience.
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- A group of boys in costume for a school concert at Westgarth Primary School. They all wear tunics with wide belts and have pill box hats.
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I know you don't buy into the "slippery slope" argument, but I do. If pot is legalized, the next thing we'll have is a clamor for legalizing cocain, meth and heroin. Why? Because it's "Not about drugs, you see -- it's about our freedom to choose." Same old justifications, different poisons.


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Currently we have the following options for preserving settings for Flow Design
1) In Flow Design for Inventor and Flow Design for Revit, settings are preserved within a session. If you turn off and then turn back on FLow Design inside those CAD packages, settings are maintained. But if you close Revit or Inventor (ie you end the session) you no longer have those settings.
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Edna Corson leaves Ward 8's voting station at Memorial High School, with Garry Haworth, left, helping out the Patrick Arnold campaign and Mayor Ted Gatsas holding his own sign in Manchester Tuesday. (Thomas Roy/Union Leader)
Alderman Patrick Arnold won 41 percent of the vote, while incumbent Mayor Ted Gatsas was 56 percent. A third candidate, Glenn Ouellette won 3 percent of the vote.
The Arnold campaign quickly seized on the results.
"Tonight's results really speak to the power of the grassroots, and to what we can accomplish as a city if we work together," Arnold said in a statement. "That's how we are going to win this race, and that is how I will lead as mayor."
In the eight other city races for alderman and school board, all the incumbents who ran survived, but Ward 10 Aldermen Phil Greazzo, with 265 votes, was the runner-up against Bill Barry, who won 313 votes.
Incumbent Ward 2 school board member Debra Gagnon Langton won 414 votes; she'll face Sarah Browning, who won 247 votes. Carol-Ann Giovanni won 81.
Incumbent Ward 9 Alderman Barbara Shaw won 336 votes; she'll face Victoria Sullivan, who got 145 votes. The runners-up were Timothy Sawyer with 96 and Russell Spaulding with 52.
For Ward 12 school board, Christine Duffley was the top vote-getter with 239; she'll face Constance "Connie" VanHouten, who had 214. Joel Elber won 136 votes.
He'll face Keith Hirschmann, who won 215. Dick Marston got 168 votes.
In the special election for Ward 7, District 14 state representative, Democrat Mary Heath beat Republican Ross Terrio, 350 to 311.
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A 64-year-old Doylestown Township man, who state police say was driving with a blood alcohol level three times above the state limit, was charged Sunday with the death of a Bedminster man and severely injuring his wife in a head-on collision Saturday night in Bedminster.
Dennis Harold Bennett, of Old Pebble Hill Road, told Pennsylvania State Police that he was unsure what had occurred when he crossed into the westbound lane in the 700 block of Kellers Church Road in bedminster around 10:30 p.m. and struck a motorcycle driven by 47-year-old Carl "C.J." Polichetti III, court documents said.
Tamatha Polichetti, 46, a passenger on the motorcycle, suffered life-threatening injuries and was taken to St. Luke's Bethlehem. An update of her condition was unavailable at 8:30 p.m., a spokeswoman said.
Bennett was traveling east on Kellers Church Road in a GMC Yukon and was not injured.
The trooper said he smelled a strong odor of alcohol on Bennett and that he had unsure footing, was stumbling and staggering, and had slurred speech, according to an affidavit of probable cause. The officer asked Bennett how many alcoholic beverages he had consumed, and Bennett said a "few beers," and he takes prescription pain medication.
The trooper administered two field sobriety tests. Bennett allegedly failed one, and he claimed he couldn't perform the second because of a back injury, the affidavit said. A portable breath test was given, and the preliminary results were three times above the 0.08 legal limit for driving in Pennsylvania, police said. Bennett also agreed to have blood drawn for further testing, police said.
Bennett was arraigned Sunday before Middletown District Judge John Kelly Jr. on charges of homicide by vehicle, aggravated assault while DUI, DUI and related traffic violations. He was sent to Bucks County prison in lieu of 10 percent of $100,000 bail.
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One in five diabetic foot patients in UAE lose limbs
Experts say amputations the only option left in 'serious and difficult' cases
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- Khalid Al Shaikh Mubarak (left) and Dr Marwan Al Zarouni during the 3rd International Diabetic Foot Conference in Dubai.
Dubai: A health expert has warned that one in five UAE diabetics who develop foot ulcers need limb amputations, not least because they take the condition too lightly.
Dr. Marwan Al Zarouni, head of plastic surgery and wound care at Dubai's Rashid Hospital, said many patients downplay symptoms and fail to seek medical help in time.
"Diabetic foot is a serious disease that accumulates overs many years, you can't ignore it. Some patients come in when it's too late — you can't save the limb then," he told Gulf News on the sidelines of the 3rd International Diabetic Foot Conference in Dubai on Friday.
"The foot may have gangrene setting in by then, but some patients still hope things will go back to original health when they come to the hospital. It can be a very difficult situation."
The complications develop as diabetes impairs the body's ability to heal itself, turning otherwise non-serious foot wounds into a limb-threating condition.
Dr. Marwan said in a statement: "Many complications can be associated with diabetes but one of the worst effects of diabetes can be witnessed on the feet. Twenty five per cent of all diabetics end up with foot ulcers. One in five diabetic patients in the UAE who develop foot ulcers needs amputation."
Diabetes is the world's leading cause of lower limb amputations, the statement added. The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates that more than 1 million annual limb amputations occur globally. 85 per cent of them are believed to be avoidable if given appropriate medical attention.
"There is a need for diabetics in this region to be aware of these complications so that they can better manage the disease. Regular monitoring of blood sugar levels and diet and lifestyle modifications are essential to keep diabetes in check and prevent such complications," Dr. Marwan said.
The two-day conference was inaugurated at Jumeirah Emirates Towers by Khalid Al Shaikh Mubarak, Deputy Director General of the Dubai Health Authority.
Al Shaikh Mubarak said in a statement: "The Dubai Health Authority has proactively undertaken major initiatives to raise awareness about diabetes, which is a pressing medical condition that has affected a significant percentage of our population.
"Raising awareness about the disease, prevention and management of the disease is of vital importance to the DHA. Conferences such as this specialised one provide a platform to raise community awareness as well as facilitate exchange of knowledge between core practitioners and caregivers in the field of diabetes."
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Hotel Olive In Sea of Galilee - Moshav Ramot
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Olive In Sea of Galilee is a beachfront lodge in Ramot.
This 3-star Ramot lodge offers a garden. If you want low-key dining options, you will be pleased to find barbecue grills and a picnic area. Why not go for a swim as this lodge features a seasonal outdoor pool, a good way to unwind.
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Reserve your pet-friendly accommodation at Olive In Sea of Galilee, offering 10 guest rooms with LCD televisions. Rooms open onto balconies. Functional in-room kitchenettes equipped with refrigerators and microwaves allow you to dine in while you travel.
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Capernaum - 8.1 km / 5 mi
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Mount of Beatitudes - 9.8 km / 6.1 mi
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Russian MP Withdraws Bill Taking Children Away from Gay Parents
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MOSCOW, October 19 (RIA Novosti) – A bill that proposes stripping gays with children of their parental rights, introduced by Russian lawmaker Alexei Zhuravlyov, has been withdrawn from the parliament, a spokesperson for the lawmaker said Saturday.
"Yes, he has indeed withdrawn it," spokesperson Sofia Cherepanova said, adding that the document would be later revised and again submitted to the Russian State Duma. She said that the author's position on the matter "remains unchanged." "Anyway, we are interested in passing the bill," Cherepanova added.
Zhuravlyov, a member of the ruling United Russia party, submitted the bill to the lower house of the Russian parliament in September. However, the proposal has not received any significant public backing.
Between 5 and 7 percent of the Russian population are gay, a third of whom have children, Zhuravlyov's bill claimed, citing unspecified experts. If true, between 2.3 million and 3.3 million Russians could possibly lose their children if the bill was passed.
The bill was a follow-up to legislation introduced in June that bans propagation of "gay propaganda among minors," according to the document's text, available on the State Duma's website.
"Harm that could be inflicted on a child's mental health in case of their parent's homosexual contacts is immense," the bill's author said in a note accompanying the document.
The bill cited a controversial 2012 study by US sociologist Mark Regnerus as proof that gay parenting distorts a child's sexual orientation and increases suicidal tendencies, social ineptitude and risks of catching venereal disease.
The study by Regnerus, an associate professor at the University of Austin and a practicing Christian, has sparked vehement debate in the sociological community and was formally condemned by the American Sociological Association as invalid earlier this year. Zhuravlyov's note makes no mention of the controversy, but claims Regnerus' findings were corroborated by unspecified independent experts.
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