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BRADENTON, Florida - Jazmin Catano was described by friends and neighbors as a beautiful young mother of two.
"Just her kindness and her intelligence -- she was a very nice person," said a coworker at the Manatee County Clerk's Office.
The Bradenton mom was popular with co-workers, who were devastated to learn Monday of the 30-year-old's murder, her career and life cut short over the weekend.
"It's heart breaking, it's tragic."
The murder scene was first discovered by Catano's ex-husband, who arrived at her apartment Sunday night to bring home the son they shared. Detectives say he became concerned when he couldn't get his ex-wife to answer the door.
"He entered and immediately and saw what didn't look right," said Dave Bristow of the Manatee County Sheriff's Office. "He did the right thing by backing out and calling authorities."
Detectives are now naming another man in Jazmin's life, her ex-boyfriend, Adres "Andy" Collazos, as a person of interest in the case.
"Everyone was telling us he had said some things in threatening manners to her," said Bristow. "Then this afternoon, we found out he left the country. Well, that pretty much sealed the deal for us in making him a person of interest ... or even stronger."
According to his employer, Collazos is a per diem operating room aid at Blake Medical Center. Manatee detectives were on their way Monday to Fort Lauderdale, where they say he parked his car at the airport before hoping a flight to South America on Sunday.
Collazos is not yet named a suspect, but investigators confirm they could be close to a warrant for his arrest.
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I've been digging thru the archives but haven't found much on EW 1783, which is supposed to be aged a little longer than the EWB.
Anybody try it? Thoughts or characteristics? I appreciate any comments.
I've been digging thru the archives but haven't found much on EW 1783, which is supposed to be aged a little longer than the EWB.
Anybody try it? Thoughts or characteristics? I appreciate any comments.
I don't know what the respective ages are anymore since they both went NAS, but EW1783 definitely tastes a bit older to me. It has a more rounded flavor and much less of the grainy note that I get from EWB.
EW1783 isn't anything special, but to me it just has that quintessential 'bourbon taste'. The price is right, too, at just $10 around here.
I would say that EW 1783 is one of the least expensive whiskies that I could recommend. I was never sure why it seemed to be a few bucks cheaper than regular EW. Keep in mind when reading old posts that a few years ago, both had age statements, now they don't.
They're about as close to brothers as whiskys can be. Originally designed by Parker Beam (reputably his favorite) 1783 was older (10 years) close in proof (86 vs 90) a bit richer, rounder and smoother than Evan Williams Black label without being a lot more expensive. Times changed but the flavor profile is still more so than EWB.
I have considered suggesting EW 1783 as BOTM. At only about a dollar more for a 750, it seems significantly superior to regular EW. I buy it by the handle when I get a chance. (Of course, I buy lots of bourbon by the handle when I get a chance.)
If God made anything better than bourbon he must have kept it for Hisself.
1783 is certainly a candidate for purchase by the handle.
Decided to pick up an EW 1783 as a cheap bottle to have in the hotel during my travels this week. Anyone have an educated guess on the age? It has a very nice nose and so far a distinct upgrade from EWB. I will throw out 7-9 year bourbon as I get more of a resemblance to the EWSB that I have open at the house.
Originally of course it was age stated at 10 years and though that has fallen off the label the brand/flavor profile is still of an older, richer version of EWB.
We're Bourbon Geeks, it's who we are, it's what we do.
i used to use the 1783 around the holidays to make a spiced apple-bourbon batch. i tried it with other brands but the 1783 worked best. i dont know how or why i settled on the 1783.....maybe the label and price got my attention one day. havent tried it straight in some time though.
Considering that the current NAS 1783 is surely closer to 7 years than it used to be, it might be interesting to compare it to the old 7 year age-stated EWB. I would, but I'm fresh out of both.


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Pipelines tap into 4,500 trees at Drewry Farms in Sheboygan County.
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The quaint notion of sap dripping from tree to bucket is a quickly fading snapshot for some maple syrup producers, and this is the time of year to better understand how the business is thriving and changing at some farms in Wisconsin.
Drewry Farms in Sheboygan County produced about 2,700 gallons of sap from 4,500 trees in 2013, a record for the family's 120 acres of forest, on a hill near the Onion River.
Sap collection involves miles of pipeline, each gallon of syrup comes from the boiling of about 40 gallons of sap and hundreds of visitors got an education and taste of the business at David and Ellen Drewrys' annual open house this spring.
The first line of hard-plastic tubing was laid many years ago because of one slope's steepness. The remaining switch to pipelines happened gradually during the past six years, says daughter Ann Drewry Weeden of the four-generation family farm that was settled in 1847.
The Drewrys' extensiveness of pipeline and level of production is way above average, says Gretchen Grape, executive director of the Wisconsin Maple Syrup Producers Association. More typical is a farm's tapping of 200 to 1,000 maple trees.
"And some members only tap five trees, enough for their own use, or to give away as gifts," Gretchen explains. She says her association's 300 members represent less than 10 percent of the state's maple syrup producers.
Wisconsin produced 8 percent of the nation's maple syrup in 2013, ranking behind only Vermont, New York and Maine. The average season for tapping sap lasts about one month, but the lack of cool nights reduced the run to a mere 10 days in 2012.
Although sap collection by metal bucket or plastic bag is but a memory for the Drewrys, Gretchen says many others continue this practice in Wisconsin.
Pipeline production, she says, works best for farms tapping many trees or without the help to harvest sap quickly.
"The faster you can get it boiled, the better," Gretchen says. "Sap is like milk - it spoils over time" if not processed efficiently.
? The Drewrys and syrup from their farm star in a three-course, family-style dinner for 40 people that chef Dave Swanson presents at 6 p.m. April 8 at Braise Restaurant, 1101 S. Second St., Milwaukee. Cost is $40, plus gratuity; the reservation also includes an optional tour of Drewry Farms at 11:30 a.m. March 31 (you provide the transportation). braiselocalfood.com, 414-212-8843
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As more Kentuckians slide into poverty, five of our state's six congressmen voted Thursday to slash funding for food stamps, an action that would impoverish even more of their constituents.
In a stunningly cruel vote, Republican Reps. Andy Barr, Brett Guthrie, Thomas Massie, Hal Rogers and Ed Whitfield joined most of their GOP colleagues to pass a bill to cut $40 billion over the next 10 years from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP.
Only Rep. John Yarmuth, a Democrat from Louisville's 3rd District, voted against the bill and for the 44,000 Louisville families and more than 824,000 Kentuckians who depend on SNAP to get enough to eat.
The news comes as the U.S. Census reports that in much of the nation, the poverty rate remained stubbornly unchanged but worsened in Kentucky where about one-fifth of 4.3 million residents live in poverty, The Courier-Journal's Chris Kenning reported Thursday. For a family of four, the poverty line is a whopping annual income of about $23,500 or less.
Republicans in Indiana's Congressional delegation, including Todd Young, whose 9th District includes Southern Indiana, also turned their backs on that state's 878,000 people who need SNAP. The only Hoosier congressmen to vote against the cuts were Democrats Peter Visclosky of Merrillville and Andre Carson of Indianapolis.
The bill would cut up to 4 million people from the SNAP program next year and help drive the poor in Kentucky and Indiana deeper into poverty, in the unlikely event the Senate accepts it.
A recent study by the Congressional Budget Office found that food stamps had helped about 4 million Americans stay above the poverty line and aided millions more impoverished citizens at a time when poverty is reaching record levels.
Among Kentucky's congressmen, the vote of Mr. Rogers, who represents one of the state's poorest regions, is particularly shocking. His Southeastern Kentucky district has the state's highest number of households, 67,000, that use SNAP.
One portion of his district, Owsley County, has the distinction of being the nation's poorest county where half the families need SNAP to get enough to eat, according to The New York Times.
Yet even Mr. Rogers voted to slash a program that keeps so many people in his district and his state from going hungry.
That's the same Mr. Rogers who bristled in July when this newspaper criticized him and Kentucky's Republican House delegation for stripping the food stamp program out of the farm bill. Instead, the House passed a farm bill laden with farm subsidies and crop insurance, much of it going to benefit the agribusiness industry, including some members of Congress.
Mr. Rogers assured the people of Kentucky the House would take up the food stamp bill later. They did that all right, making even deeper cuts than called for in the original language they stripped from the farm bill.
House Republicans piously claimed the cuts would make Americans more responsible and more likely to seek employment - or else. Never mind that children are half of those who benefit from SNAP.
"The one who is unwilling to work shall not eat," said Rep. Stephen Fincher, of Tennessee.
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Republicans also boast about cutting waste and fraud. But a recent report by the USDA Inspector General found the error rate in food stamps very low. The bigger problem is with the farm subsidy and crop insurance.
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It was a quality presentation alright, also a lesson in why some whiskies just aren't meant for long aging. My recollection is Ten High Ten was an overly woody whisky past it's prime.
It was a quality presentation alright, also a lesson in why some whiskies just aren't meant for long aging. My recollection is Ten High Ten was an overly woody whisky past it's prime.
But some of us prefer a woody
"Brownest of the brown liquors..so tempting. What's that? You want me to drink you? But I'm in the middle of a trial!" L. Hutz
The regular Ten High is a Straight Bourbon here and a very good value that I wouldn't hesitate to use or serve to guests.
My family was given a handle of the Ten High Straight from '82 about a year ago, tax stamp in place and everything....and boy, wow....it's some of the worst whiskey I've ever had. I honestly can't find a single thing to like about it...at all.
If you're going to buy a cheap whiskeye in the same price range as this, for the love of GOD, man, go get some VOB BIB for $12-14.
82 would have been some of the last Ten High made in Peoria, IL, where the brand originated. After that, it was briefly a Heaven Hill product, but has for about 25 years been made at Barton. The Barton Ten High, which is all you're going to find in stores, the occasional dusty notwithstanding, is VOB at four years rather than six. The only thing is to make sure you get the straight bourbon version and not the bourbon blend, which depends on where you are. Here in Illinois, where Ten High began, it's still a straight bourbon, and still a great value at $11/750.
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"Whiskey Don't Keep."
Yeah, i think it gets a bad rap. It's not something you wanna swirl in a glencarin, but its great to have on hand at parties sitting next to some coke and a bucket of ice.
$11.00 is outrageous, here it's closer to $8.39.
"I distrust a man who says 'when.' He's got to be careful not to drink too much, because he's not to be trusted when he does." Sydney Greenstreet
Back some years ago, there were a couple of Ten High minis waiting in the General Nelson room I checked into, prior to the Kentucky Bourbon Festival. Part of the GN's providing for some...um...ambiance...Well, after a 6ish hour drive from ATL to Bardstown, that Ten High sipped from the bathroom plastic cup was one of the best "whiskey tasing experiences" I've ever had. So yeah, it's alright by me.
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Kaine says more than $30 billion has been invested in veterans education since 9/11 but unemployment and graduation rates remain high among vets.
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■ Supervisors must approve tuition assistance requests
■ Substandard performers cannot take classes until they improve
■ No TA for two of the same types of degrees
Whats the same
■ TA up to $4,500 per year or up to $250 per semester hour
■ No restrictions on types of classes toward new type of degree
■ No changes in eligibility rules for good performers
Under new rules, both enlisted airmen and officers will need to get approval from their supervisors before the Air Force will offer tuition assistance for classes.
The rules are effective Oct. 1, according to the Air Force, which is the first service to announce its tuition assistance plan for fiscal 2014.
Requiring approval fortuition assistance allows supervisors to manage their force better, said Kimberly Yates, chief of Air Force voluntary education.
If supervisors know that mission needs will take up most of an airmans time, they can tell that airman that now is not the right time to take classes, Yates said in an Aug. 29 interview.
The change also allows supervisors to become more involved in their airmens professional development, she said.
It provides an opportunity for mentoring, so when those requests come in, it gives the opportunity for the supervisor to reach out to that airman and talk about what their goals are, Yates said. We also want to make sure that our airmen can be successful in the courses that they take. We dont want them to get involved in courses they may not be able to finish because the mission is going to take so much of their time.
For claritys sake, the term supervisor refers to whoever rates you, Air Force spokeswoman Capt. Erika Yepsen said.
Supervisors are expected to exercise good judgment and work together with their airmen to build a degree plan that is manageable for the airman and balances the airmans education goals with the mission, Yepsen said in an email.
Some airmen told Air Force Times they have concerns about the new policy.
One airman stationed in the southeast U.S. is worried that supervisors could block education benefits for airmen that they want to force out of the service.
If people view you as a bad airman, say they want you out of the Air Force, they can deny you the education that the Air Force guarantees you and thats going to look bad on an EPR [enlisted performance report], which eventually is going to force you out of the military, said Kim, who asked that her last name and rank not be used in the story. If you dont have good EPRs, you dont get promoted.
Another issue is that airmen may not meet school deadlines if they have to wait for their supervisors approval before taking classes, she said.
If your supervisor sits on your paperwork and your college starts classes, theyre not going to just let you in, Kim said.
But the supervisors role is to see if you meet the criteria for tuition assistance, not to decide if you are worthy of it, Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force James Cody said.
The supervisor cant just arbitrarily slow roll it and do that, Cody said in an Aug. 29 interview. Were professionals. Thats not what were about. If that happens, that supervisor has a supervisor and airmen always have a recourse.
What the supervisor is supposed to do is make sure there is no administrative action pending against an airman for failing to meet standards before approving tuition assistance, Cody said.
There is no provision in there for supervisors to just arbitrarily decide, Hey, I dont think you should be able to do it, he said. There are certain conditions where airmen are not eligible to be able to use TA. Thats what a supervisor is to apply that against, not a personal feeling about something to the degree where it would seem like its personal, not professional.
No TA for poor performers
While the Air Force has not changed who is eligible for tuition assistance, airmen who have been cited for substandard performance cannot take classes until the action against them has been resolved, officials said. That includes airmen who have received a referral, failed a physical fitness test or are on a control roster.
Airmen may be in a situation where its just not right for them to take a class because of other constraints on them, so in order to manage better, the management controls were put on, Yates said.
Being on a control roster means going through six months of observation, evaluation and rehabilitation, Yepsen said.
You cannot be put on the control roster as a substitute for more appropriate administrative, judicial or nonjudicial action, she said. If you have been on the control roster for six consecutive months and you are not rehabilitated, more severe action must be initiated. While on the control roster, you may not be permitted to PCS, be promoted or re-enlist.
Staff Sgt. Lisa Wright told Air Force Times that she does not think its fair to deny tuition assistance to airmen who are trying to rehabilitate themselves.
They cant better themselves if youre going to deny them education, said Wright, who is stationed at Hurlburt Field, Fla. An A1C [airman first class] typically cant afford education on an A1Cs pay so if youre going to take that asset away from them, how are they going to better themselves on a rehabilitative tool?
Once airmen come off the control roster, they can take classes through the normal process, Yates said. When asked if fewer airmen will be eligible for tuition assistance under the new rules, she said: I think its too early tell that.
There are no changes to how much money airmen receive in tuition assistance, Yates said. You can still get up to $4,500 per year or up to $250 per semester hour.
The Air Force has also not put any restrictions on which classes you can take, so you are still allowed to take classes that do not relate directly to your career field, she said.
As long as its on their approved degree plan, they can take it, and that approved degree plan can be of their choosing, Yates said.
The new rules prohibit airmen from getting two of the same type of degree, so if you already have one bachelors degree, you cant pursue another one, she said.
There are a couple of exceptions to that and that would be for example a Community College of the Air Force degree, Yates said. We also have a list of members who will change their AFSCs [Air Force Specialty Codes] and they would be eligible for a second degree.
And if you want to take a language class, the Air Force encourages you to take one in a language for which the service has a shortage of linguists, Yates said. You can discuss which language you want to take when you set your education goals with your supervisor.
They would be working with their education counselor when they talk about programs that they are interested in taking, she said. Theres also a list on the Air Force portal [website] that lets them know what the shortage languages are so they can refer to that.
When budget cuts took effect in March, the Air Force briefly suspended tuition assistance, then Congress stepped in. It required the Air Force and other services to offer tuition assistance, but lawmakers did not provide any money to pay for it.
That meant money went to tuition assistance that could have been used to keep two squadrons in the air, Cody told airmen at Joint Base Andrews in April.
At the time, the Air Force had exhausted most of the money for tuition assistance, so it had to take from elsewhere to fund the program for the rest of the fiscal year, Cody said in his most recent interview. For fiscal 2014, the service believes it has budgeted enough money to meet demand, so there shouldnt be any tradeoffs.
We want that opportunity to remain available to our airmen, he said. We know how important it is to them. Its important to our Air Force. Its certainly a force multiplier when our Air Force is more educated. So that is something we valued before, we value today and we will continue to value in the future. When we suspended it earlier in the year, it wasnt because we didnt value it, it was because we didnt have the money to pay for it.
But the Air Force is budgeting less money for tuition assistance. The service initially budgeted $128 million for tuition assistance this ficsal year; however, demand was so high that it needed another $90 million to fund the program for the year, Air Force officials said.
For fiscal 2014, the Air Force has budgeted $102 million for tuition assistance, roughly half of this fiscal years requirement.
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Was in today. They have two special 1B bottlings: a 17yo OBSV and an 11yo OESK. Both are $58.
Was in today. They have two special 1B bottlings: a 17yo OBSV and an 11yo OESK. Both are $58.
I got 3 OBSV 17yr when i was up for the sampler. drank one, saved one and gave 1 to a friend. he hasnt invited me over yet...
but that friend is the four roses marketing rep for GA so i figured it was a nice thing to do AND a well played move on my part
"On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero"
T. Durden
Damn, this note on the 17yr OBSV has me drooooling! Wish I lived closer to KY!
Need to get off my tail and make that trip over there.
I just had my first bourbon distillery tour(s) this weekend at Four Roses and Wild Turkey. I picked up a bottle of the OBSV 17yr SB in the gift shop. Based on tasting notes I've read for this 17yr, it won't be long before I crack this bottle open to begin enjoying it.
Mine was bottled in June 2012, and is barrel #78-35 (barrel #10 of the series) at 111.4 proof. I'm not sure how often they bottle these, but they're running low of the current barrel release. There were 3 bottles remaining when I left.


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Rohatsu (Bodhi Day) - Buddhist celebration of the enlightenment of Buddha - today
Immaculate Conception of Mary - Catholic Christian day of celebrating the belief that Mary, mother of Jesus, was preserved from original sin all of her life. A day of obligation and required church attendance - today
Hanukkah - Judaism Jewish Festival of Lights. Special readings and praise songs focus on liberty and freedom. The eight candle Menorah is lighted - Sunday-Dec. 16 www.interfaithcalendar.org
Area houses of worship
Acts Ministry Worship meets at Maranatha Chapel of Maranatha Village, 233 E. Norton Road, 2 p.m. first and third Sunday, 417-830-4343
Campbell United Methodist Church, 1747 E. Republic Road, Breakfast with Santa, 8-10 a.m. today, $8 for ages 1-12; $5 for adults or $10 door. 417-881-5762
Central Assembly of God, 1301 N. Boonville Ave., children's musical, "Good King Wenceslas," 6-7:30 p.m. Sunday; Christmas Festival Concert, 6-7:30 p.m. Dec. 16; Christmas Eve Service, 5-6 p.m. Dec. 24, 417-866-5013
Central Christian Church, 1475 N. Washington St., Cantata, 9:30 a.m. Sunday, candy and treat sale after the service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday; Central High School Choir Concert, 11:30 a.m. Dec. 18; Christmas Eve service, 6 p.m. Dec. 24
College of the Ozarks, Williams Memorial Chapel, Point Lookout, Christmas Card to the Community Concert, presented by College of the Ozarks, 7 p.m. Sunday, 417-690-2212
Covenant Presbyterian Church, 2441 S. Lone Pine Ave., Sunday school, 9:30 a.m., church service 10:45 a.m. Sunday; craft guild, 9 a.m. Wednesday; family night dinner, 5:30 p.m. Wednesday; choir 7:30 p.m. Wednesday; exercise, 10 a.m. Tuesday and Friday, 417-881-4449; www.covenantspringfield.com
Evangel Temple Christian Center, 2020 E. Battlefield Road, Christmas musical, 8 and 10:45 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday; Christmas Eve candlelight service, 5 p.m. Dec. 24. 417-883-0676; www.griefshare.com
First Baptist Church of Springfield, 525 South Ave., "Voices of Christmas" with the Choir of First Baptist Church and Chamber Orchestra of the Ozarks featuring Amahl and the Night Visitors by Gian Menotti, 2 and 5 p.m. Sunday, free, 417-863-1960; 417-866-7202; www.srolyrictheatre.org
First & Calvary Presbyterian Church, 820 Cherry St., traditional services, 8:30 and 11 a.m.; contemporary service, 11 a.m. Sunday; MOPS, 11:30 a.m. every other Tuesday; knitters, 1 p.m. Tuesday; men's ecumenical prayer breakfast, 6:45 a.m. Wednesday; quilters, 9 a.m. Thursday; scrapbooking, 1 p.m. Friday; www.firstandcalvary.org; www.facebookcom/firstandcalvary, 417-862-5068
First Unitarian Universalist Church, 2434 E. Battlefield Road, adult religious education class, 10-10:45 a.m. Sundays; Winter Music, Sunday service; share the plate board meeting, 12:30 p.m. Sunday; yoga, 4 p.m. Wednesdays, 417-889-9109
Glenstone Baptist Church, 413 S. Glenstone Ave., Sunday Bible study, 9:30 a.m.; morning worship and children's message, 10:40 a.m., 417-869-6361
Glendale Christian Church, 2110 S. Blackman Road, Follow The Star, a live Nativity scene, 6:30-9:30 p.m. today, 417-881-7614; email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Grace United Methodist Church, 600 S. Jefferson Ave., Al-Anon family group meeting noon every day; brown-bag Bible study noon-1 p.m. Fridays, 417-869-0765
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, 3555 S. Fremont Ave, Virtus training, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Jan. 9, 417-887-0600
New Hope International Ministries, 901 N. Prospect Ave., Bible study and prayer service 7 p.m. Wednesdays, 417-831-3400
Saint Agnes Cathedral, 533 S. Jefferson Ave., parish pictorial directory photos, 2-9 p.m. Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Dec. 15; Knights of Columbus breakfast, Dec. 16, following 7 and 8:30 a.m. masses; Virtus training, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Jan. 9, 417-831-3565
Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church, 2200 W. Republic Road, A Christmas Fantasy Dance, sponsored by Citywide Singles, 7-11 p.m. Dec. 15, $10, information: 417-848-0360
Saint Paul United Methodist Church, 413 E. Walnut St., Celebration of Christmas with Russell Newport, Rosemary Jackson and Blye Moore, 12:10-12:50 p.m. Wednesday, 417-866-4326
Second Baptist Church, 3111 E. Battlefield Road, "Uncle Phil's Christmas - No Room at the Diner" interactive dinner theater, 1 p.m. today, $10; Christmas music, 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. Sunday, 417-887-3111, Ext.134
South Street Christian Church, 500 South Ave., Christmas Celebration service and reception, 5 p.m. Sunday; Chancel Choir cantata, Dec. 16 service; Christmas dinner and program, 5 p.m. Dec. 16, Christmas caroling, 6 p.m. Dec. 20; lighting of the candle of joy by the Thompson family, Dec. 23; Christmas Eve candlelight communion service, 6 p.m. Dec. 24, 417-862-7079
Southminster Presbyterian Church, 2245 S. Holland Ave., Christmas Eve Service of Solace, noon, Dec. 24; Family Oriented Christmas Eve service, 5 p.m., Dec. 24, Christmas Eve communion service, 11 p.m. Dec. 24, 417-881-3762
The Tabernacle Messianic Congregation, 256 Church Road, Branson, Chanukah play, "The Chanukah That Almost Wasn't," 11 a.m. today during service, 417-334-7373
Westminster Presbyterian, 1551 E. Portland Ave., 417-866-2711: men's fellowship breakfast, 8 a.m. today; Chancel Choir Cantata, 10:30 a.m. Sunday, caroling, 4 p.m. Sunday; New Horizon's music rehearsal, 9 a.m. Thursday; Encounter Group Christmas Party, 6:30 p.m. Dec. 17
Willard United Methodist Church, 222 W. Jackson St.,
cookie walk, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.. Dec. 15, 417-343-5589; 417-522-8283
Woodland Heights Presbyterian Church, 722 W. Atlantic St., Bible study and discussion, 7 p.m. Wednesday, 417-866-0894; www.woodlandheightschurch.com


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Is there any way to have Foobar keep embedded pictures when transcoding? I have pictures in my FLAC files while transcoding to MP3 and I would like Foobar to transfer the pictures to my MP3 files. If this is not available it should be considered for a future release.
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it's not possible at the moment. it does come up a lot on the forums but hasn't really had any response.
having said that the ability to embed art within foobar came out of nowhere. people pestered for years and that also got no response and then it happened completely out of the blue. so it might come one day.
i believe dbpoweramp can transcode and keep embedded art.
using foobar, you could batch extract the art from your source material into the same folder. then have foobar copy these images during transcode. then you can do a batch import into the new files. finally use windows explorer to find and delete all the extra images that were created for this process.
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Nov 7 2012, 22:26
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Thanks. Dbpoweramp works like a champ, but after the month it is hobbled unless paid for. It has some nice features such as having a large number of plug-in processors, and the integration with the Windows properties so you can easily view or change the info for all supported codecs. But I could not find a stereo to mono filter. However drag and drop does not seem to work for the batch mode. It potentially is faster to transcode because it uses multiple processors. It is not a player and specializes in ripping, transcoding, or burning.
I now wonder if FOOBAR has a plugin to support directX filters. Finding FOOBAR plug-ins is harder that for dbpoweramp, which can download them almost automatically.
Nov 8 2012, 10:00
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I'm looking for the same feature, it is a pity that Foobar2000 cannot do it.
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strangely foobar sometimes preserves album art, don't know upon what condition but freshly converted tracks sometimes do contain embedded art, guessingly when converting to lossless format.
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Dbpoweramp free will also do this when converting to FLAK, but only the paid version or the trial will convert to MP3 and a number of other formats. I just tried MP3 to FLAK, but no album art was embedded. Curiosly FOOBAR showed the album art for the track but when I went to manage album art, it was not there. So apparently it can pick up the art from another file. I suspect if you moved the converte file into its own folder that FOOBAR might forget the album art, or if you closed FOOBAR and re-opened it that might also make it forget.
A previous message expressed wanting a feature, but did not specify the antecedent, DIRECTX filters, or transcoded album art. Of course neither dbpoweramp or FOOBAR would make good audio processing programs because they do not have the ability to carefully cut the tracks, but they could serve as batch processors. There are other inexpensive commercial products which are much better for this and do support all kinds of filters.
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I'm also interested in this post, I got a folder for all my cover arts. its like /%artist%/%album%. I have foobar pointing there so I can load them as if they were embedded, it would be great to have a way to embed them automatically while transcoding.
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Board of Regents chairman Mike Cheney and board member Kari Mitchell hosted a presidential search open forum at the Rohovec Theater, where the public, students, faculty and staff stressed the importance of community colleges.
Vice president for student success, Dr. Juan Garcia, asked for the board to elect someone with community college experience.
"So that they know how community colleges operate," Garcia said, and who we serve which is many of the state's underserved communities."
Greg Hillis, specialist with the institutional research and assessment at NMSU-A, also said the next president needs to understand the value of community colleges
"We are a strong asset, not only to NMSU as a whole, but to our state," Hillis said. "We provide education to people who would not otherwise be able to get an education. They cannot afford a four-year college, they could not afford to take off from their jobs to travel to Las Cruces. Realize that we need to work together."
Mary Ellen Keith, assistant professor of criminal justice and paralegal studies, said her main concern was having a president who "understands the growth of community colleges and the level of excellence we strive for.
Alamogordo Public Schools Superintendent George Straface stressed the importance of finding a president with leadership experience.
"I think we are going to need someone with vision well into the 21st century," Straface said, "someone who can really predict the kinds of activities for the university across all segments, someone with CEO experience of a large organization. I don't think you can talk enough about experience."
Cheney said the board wants to find a new president by commencement in the spring of next year. Cheney and Mitchell visited the Carlsbad campus after the forum and board will have one more open forum in Las Cruces Dec. 14 before the regents' final meeting of the year. Mitchell expects the board to have a listing of potential candidates released soon after that meeting.
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Shawn Morrison considers himself a "family guy."
Perhaps it's a trait that comes naturally when you're the youngest of six children.
And it's one that played a big role for the Central York High School soccer standout when it came to thinking about college choices.
"My family supports me through everything I do. So, being with them is important to me," Morrison said.
The Panthers' senior made those comments by phone Wednesday night while his brothers and sisters chatted in the background -- the family packed tightly in a car headed for a holiday vacation at Disney World.
Recently, Morrison verbally committed to play soccer at NCAA Division I Seton Hall next season. It's a decision that came months after de-committing from Memphis.
"I committed to Memphis but I felt like we rushed the process," Morrison said. "We decided to de-commit and find some place else to play."
In particular, one closer to home. Seton Hall, in South Orange, N.J., is about a three-hour drive from York, while the drive from York to Memphis takes about 15 hours.
"It also came down to academics. They were the school I liked the most and it's a place where I can go study business," he said.
The current conference situations with each school didn't play a factor, according to Morrison. Memphis is slated to join the Big East Conference next year while Seton Hall is one of seven schools departing the conference.
Morrison said he briefly looked into Boston College, where his older sister and former Central York girls' soccer standout, Casey, is currently playing.
"We visited BC one time and I talked to the men's coach there and they basically had already filled the position I was looking at," Morrison said.
A four-year starter for Central York, Morrison played nearly every position for Panthers' coach Frank Lenno.
"He played wherever we needed him to play," Lenno said. "I think in a Utopian world, the best fit for him would be at left back. That's his position, but obviously he can do other things."
Morrison tallied 10 goals and six assists in his senior season. A two-time York-Adams League all-star and two-time all-state selection, Morrison finished his Panthers' career with 19 goals and 19 assists.
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Nominees for the 6th Annual World MMA Awards have been announced and 2013 Ring Girl of the Year winner Brittney Palmer is once again a nominee alongside 2012 winner Arianny Celeste. You can head over to worldmmaawards.com and vote for categories like 'Fight of the Year,' 'Knockout of the Year,' 'Submission of the Year' and of course 'Ring Card Girl of the Year' until midnight on January 31st 2014. The winners will be announced at the February 7th ceremony in Las Vegas.
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Jade Bryce [15 Photos]
Throughout her career Jade Bryce has a made over a dozen appearances in your favorite magazines including Maxim, FHM and Playboy. In a spread with Fight Magazine Jade mentioned that she loved MMA, Bellator took notice and the rest in history.
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South Florida Congressmen want to keep the federal contract air control tower at Boca Raton Airport from closing as a result of automatic spending cuts imposed by the federal government.
"The mindless sequester, which Congress really needs to get back to Washington and figure out," said U.S. Rep. Lois Frankel.
The Federal Aviation Administration announced Friday which federal contract air control towers it's closing beginning April 7. The FAA is closing 149 control towers, 14 towers of which are in Florida, including ones at North Perry General Aviation Airport in Hollywood and Boca Raton Airport. It's keeping the tower at Opa-locka Executive Airport open.
"While there are lots of considerations about what this will do to the economy, there's the safety of the people who live in our community, the people on these planes, there's a major hospital, there are three universities," said U.S. Rep. Ted Deutch.
"The idea that all of a sudden the tower does not play a part in the saving of peoples' lives is just a ridiculous position to take," said Boca Raton Mayor Susan Whelchel.
Officials at businesses like Home Depot are also concerned.
"I think the impact is just disastrous for the entire community," said Paul Loughrey, the director of aviation for Office Depot. "We have to keep the tower. It's very, very important."
It costs $650,000 a year to keep the tower open.
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Photos: East Cleveland bodies found, Michael Madison arrested
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EAST CLEVELAND -- He was back in court for another pre-trial hearing -- but this time, Michael Madison wasn't dressed like an inmate.
Madison, who is accused in three East Cleveland murders, was previously granted a request he be permitted to wear civilian clothes at future court proceedings.
During the hearing, Madison said few words, only speaking when addressed by the judge.
Madison, 35, is accused of killing three women -- Shetisha Sheeley, Angela H. Deskins and Shirellda Terry -- whose bodies were found in July wrapped in plastic within the same East Cleveland neighborhood.
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It's still undetermined if prosecutors will pursue the death penalty.
A capital review committee will be reviewing the case soon.
The judge scheduled another pre-trial hearing for Friday, Oct. 4 at 9 a.m.
Madison, who waived his right to a speedy trial, faces multiple charges, including aggravated murder, kidnapping and gross abuse of a corpse.
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It's about to be the Fourth of July. Again. Our town was here before the American independence from Britain, but we're not counting that, because we weren't in the country then anyway. Heck, some people think we're still not really American! And we had our own war, in a way, here—the War of 1812, featuring […]
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Welcome back dear readers of the mighty CWN! May your discerning choice of online comic review goodness bring you everlasting peace of mind! But enough with the formalities.
This month's column marks a time for sober reflection. In an unscheduled change to my initial planned feature, I'm going to be serious for a moment…oh, but there's still some comic fun to be had! I never forget the fun…
A month ago I received the incredibly sad news that fellow UK comic creator, James Reddington, had passed away from heart failure at the tender age of 28. James was one of the nicest guys working within the Independent scene in England. I first met him in 2004 and was immediately taken aback by his positivism, his energy and his passionate love for this medium. James was a prolific writer, press activist, reviewer and columnist, but above all else he was a really, REALLY nice guy.
Barely a month later and another ridiculously well meaning creator, Mike Wieringo, died aged 44. Once again from untimely heart failure. Wieringo was an artistic tour de force, summoning a sense of unbridled love and fun in every panel and page. His passing has dealt a tender blow to the brighter side of our dear industry, and for me, the loss of a inspirational story teller.
The web and press worlds, on two very different scales, have filled with tributes to the joy and positive energy of both these absent peers. Perhaps most tellingly they have both been celebrated as paragons of fun; a sense of raw wonderment and pleasure ever captured within their work. It is this posthumous energy that caused me to reflect on the nature of Death within the sequential world, and more importantly it's reaffirming impact on life. To this end I want to take a closer look at the work that Mike would probably best like to be remembered for…the tragic, heartfelt and heroic 'TELLOS'.
Tellos was a work of private passion, a dream fostered and nurtured in equal parts by Todd Dezago and Mike. A mythical, magical adventure with a fractured soul at its core. On the surface Mike and Todd presented an enjoyable, colourful, tale, inhabited by a myriad of wonderful creatures from the wise-cracking, fox-headed thief Rikk, to the reptilian sage Thomasthustra; from the fiercely independent and sultry skypirate Serra to the noble fugitive Koj. The imagination at work on this sizeable cast was boundless. The environments were equally diverse and exciting, with floating cities chained to the earth and a moveable storm stalking the lands. Artistically Mike's effortless style has rarely looked better.
The real wonder of Tellos, however, was the creators slight of hand. Over ten perfectly-paced issues they beautifully led the readers down the fantasy garden path of a seemingly simple 'journey' adventure. Only then, in the final hour when every reader had succumbed to their trickery was the truth revealed in all its wrenching glory.Tellos, after all the feints, was a tragic tale of life and loss…a touchingly real take on the nature of belief and hope, even in the face of death.
The honesty, the magic, the journey and the fun that Todd and Mike fused into the form of this maxi-series touched a raw nerve with its readers and fans. Chief among those was Thierry Mornet from Semic Comics. He shared the passion for the story and recognised that Mike's work would appeal to a European market. Adapting the series into the oversized European format, Thierry proposed additional backup stories to bulk out the work and match the French 60 page format collections, and thus the Tales of Tellos and further works were born.
From my perspective this was a dream come true. Not only were we getting large hardback versions of this fantastic tale but splash page and full story art duties from masters like Carlo Barberi, Francisco Ruiz Velasco, Crisse and Bruno Bessadi.
In the end Tellos may not have been a staggering financial success but it conveyed everything the creators had hoped. The European expansion of the myth was a wonderful bonus but the good work had already been done. As a triumph of life after death, Todd and Mike's finest work will resonate within me forever as an inspirational approach to fun story telling with a deftness of touch that chokes the reader. Mike and Todd demonstrated the power of the human spirit and sense of joy that can exist even in the darkest moments. I cannot think of a more fitting tribute to one of the nicest guys in the world of comics than that his sense of awe, of magic, and of understanding will remain forever, by thy side…


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Michael Johnson, helping take down Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, officially signed Friday with the Bengals.
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The biggest news on the Bengals' free-agency front Friday involved a move made two weeks ago.
Michael Johnson, who was given the franchise tag on March 1, officially signed a one-year tender. If a multi-year extension is not reached by July 15, Johnson plays under the one-year tag of $11.175 million.
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>"Ryan Grayson, I want to marry you......"I knew a woman who always said if there was someone she thought she wanted to marry, she'd hike the AT with him. She figured anything and everything would come up on such a trip, you'd see them at their best, and at their worst. So, if they were still talking to each other 2,200 miles later, she'd have found and thoroughly vetted the right guy for her.>"Do you have to date to get married?!? ;^)"Not in some cultures.
i dont have a career or children and am living comfortably and thats my problem.Time is flying by but i am just working and saving.In the 90s when i made a good living in the stock market,i could and would get up and go whenever i wanted to,on big road trips to the 4 corners or colorado.I guess the biggest problem now is do i dump my apt. and have no known home to return to when i get sick of travelling?I probably need to just jump and live by the seat of my pants and live a little.I want to explore italy,turkey/mideast and the karakoram valley in n pakistan.I dont know if i should do all these destinations in 1 giant trip or seperate ones.
"I want to explore italy,turkey/mideast and the karakoram valley in n pakistan.I dont know if i should do all these destinations in 1 giant trip or seperate ones."If I were you, I'd do some serious research and give the idea even more serious consideration before going just about anywhere in Pakistan these days. The natives are restless, and Americans are seriously at risk when traveling there, particularly in areas where the central government's writ is tenuous at best. The Taliban don't pay much attention to national borders, nor do they differentiate between American civilians and our military.http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2013/06/23/pakistan-mountain-climbers-shot/2449809/
For a single extended BPing trip I would seriously look at a PCT/CDT loop. I think Skurka did this, Great western loop. I have looked at his route down south but there have been a number of hikers such as Dirtmonger that have strung together some pretty cool routes.
A 3 month North and South Islands trip would be my ultimate. It would have to also include North Island sea kayaking and South Island skiing and deer hunting.OK, make it 4 months
The Desert Trail. Never heard of it until BPL member Buck Nelson became the first person to thru hike it. http://bucktrack.blogspot.com/2012/07/i-finished-my-hike-of-desert-trail.html?m=1
I found this list of long-distance trails informative:http://www.trailjournals.com/journal_index.cfm
"For a single extended BPing trip I would seriously look at a PCT/CDT loop."I think that very very (very) few people would be able and WANT to hike all of that as a single trip. The pieces sum to nearly 7000 miles of backpacking. Doing a 2000+ trip in one year is plenty and enough for me. Of the two pieces that I've done of this loop (PCT and CDT) I really wasn't inclined to walk anymore for that year when I finished, particularly after the CDT. (The AT, by contrast, after a few weeks off I went to Europe and was happy to hike a few hundred more miles there in the same year).I might eventually hike all of the Great Western Loop pieces; certainly the 1200 mile PNW trail calls to me, and is pretty close to where I live. But do just one piece of this to get a sense for Skurka's accomplishment (and note that he's still the only one to do the loop in a single year). It's a whole lot more than "just" a yo-yo."Ultimate" backpacking adventure --- there are so very many. I quite like hiking in Europe and hope to do more. The Te Araroa in NZ sounds great, or alternatively stitching together trail pieces there. The Trans-Canada trail is hopefully going to be fully connected by 2017. I have a friend who's doing the Annapurna circuit next year, I think, and that's no doubt spectacular. I'd like to get into Patagonia and sort of wallow in that. So very much to see and do.
If I was gifted with a year of time, enough money in the bank and (this is the tough one) did not have to start over yet again working my way up at a job (the wife would esp appreciate that!!! :) ), I would not do one grand adventure but a series of mini-adventures. Cherry pick trails and routes for the best time of the year. Come back home for a month or so [1] and then set out again. January or so? I'd backcountry ski every day or close to it. When I was unemployed a few winters ago, it is without exaggeration to say I was on skis probably 20+ days out of 30 during winter. It may not have been all day affairs (3 hrs perhaps at time), but it was skiing. Nordic backcountry or backcountry tele. I was in the best shape of my life, too. Cardio, core, upper and lower body. Balance. Large and small muscle groups. Plus it is beautiful and fun!!!Which brings us to:Starting in mid Feb or early March, I would "thru-ski" the 300 mile long Catamount Trail in Vermont. Always wanted to do it. Logistics (esp camping) may be interesting at times, but what a way to see New England in the winter!Short rest and then:early-ish to mid-April: A southwest desert trail. The Hayduke, AZT or GET would all be worthy jaunts. The AZT for the beauty of Arizona, The GET for the wonderfully easy logistics or the HDT for the sheer uniqueness of the Colorado Plateau. Decisions. Decisions.And in May and June, I would focus on local hikes and work on my climbing more. Enjoy my town and haunt the brew pubs after post-hikes and climbing. :) In July, time to squeeze in the High Sierra Route.Early August? Time to hike the Great Divide Trail along the Canadian Rockies ~700 miles of some of the most scenic, stunning and awesome mountains I've ever seen.Finish by mid-September at the very latest (and hope it does not snow ;) )and go back to my very patient wife. Spend a month again enjoying the local area as the CO Rockies in late fall is cool, crisp and wonderful.And in mid October or so, I'd do the Allegheny Trail just as the leaves are hitting their peak foliage. The Eastern hardwood forests are awesomely beautiful in the Fall, and I've always wanted to do this obscure trail. At 300 miles long, a nice two week journey for me.And in November? It is car camping season in the southwest. Short days, but less people in the BLM area, national parks and national monuments. Makes for long nights in camp..perfect for what I call "base camp" car camping. Make long day hikes, come back to camp and snuggle in the ridiculously large and warm sleeping bags we have. This would be after a delicious meal we cooked on the Coleman stove. Naturally we'll see it on our camp chair in our out-of-the way primitive campsite some where off a dirt road in Utah. We'd enjoy the brilliant night sky above while sipping on a hot drink with "splash of something extra". Mrs Mags likes these types of trips and I've grown to enjoy them myself in the very late fall/early winter.And in December? A little skiing while I get ready to start another job.Maybe it is my age, enjoy my community or the fact that I've done some reasonably large adventures earlier in life, but the mini-adventures and cherry picking the best seasons to do them in really appeal to me at this point in my life.[1] I actually enjoy where I live. Would not want to be away too long. See above about the wife part. ;)
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Well thought out Paul. Sounds like you have thought about it a time or two!I'll be leaving for the AT at the end of April. While this isn't my "Ultimate" backpacking adventure, I'm going for it because it is logistically/financially feasible for me at this point, and I need to get out and do something big. More and more I feel like just "doing" is more important than all the little details. I think it is easy to fall into the "someday" trap, and it ends up being "never".In my work, I see a lot of people who go from totally healthy to hospice in a matter of weeks, usually after being blindsided by cancer. Nobody ever says "I wish I would have worked more overtime" or "I wish I could pay off my car". It's usually "I've never been to Europe" or "I wanted to see the Himalaya". And the older folks, who have lived a long time and made plenty of mistakes, they always tell you to go for it, take chances. I think a very small number of people truly live life without regret, but it's something worth thinking about. The whole "You'll regret what you didn't do, not what you did do" sort of thing.I think I'm just rambling now. But it's been on my mind a lot lately.
>>Well thought out Paul. Sounds like you have thought about it a time or two!More than I wish to admit. ;)I look at my German in-laws with their copious amount of vacation time (and sick time. Whats that again??? ) that they can take with in large chunks, and I am frankly jealous.In the past, I'd save up money, quit work and take 7-8 months off total.Then I'd start over again.I've done the "grad student life-style" as I call it: Room mates, everything in a storage locker, etc.Worked for me at the time, but (at least for me) it does get to be a lifestyle that does grow tiring after a bit. Maybe that is why I don't want or need the ultimate adventure at this point, but rather a flexible lifestyle that allows a balance between paying the bills, making sure I am not selling apples on the side of the street at 75 yo, but also getting more than the standard time off found in most places.As mentioned before, in the next two or three years I hope to be like a good friend of mine who works in an in-demand field, works 7-8 months a year and then plays for 4-6 months.We'll see. :)
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Walking the entire length of the Big Sur from the ocean to the base of the black cone, crossing over to the other fork and following it back. I also want to walk the length of the Little Sur river, walking up to the window at the headwaters, crossing over the ridge (past kandlbinder) and dropping down into the south fork.
I just knocked off #1 on my bucket list, summiting Kilimanjaro in September. What a great ride that was. I'll need to post some pics.Next on my life list is Machu Piccu with my wife and also Everest base camp. After that, NZ and something in Europe...
Purely backpacking? Easy. My "ultimate" backpacking adventure would be The Vagabond Loop- Arizona Trail, Hayduke Trail, Colorado Trail, and Grand Enchantment Trail.
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The eight points that he emphasizes are matters that must become the subject of serious dialogue and reflection if we hope to see spiritual health return to the SBC. One cannot read through this outline without coming away with great respect for Dr. Akin. He is both insightful and courageious to speak plainly about the problems that plague us and to call us back to submission to the teachings of God's Word. This is the kind of leadership that Southern Baptists desperately need at this time.
The issues that he raises ought to be taken to heart by every pastor and church member who longs to see Christ honored in our local churches. I look forward to hearing the audio of this message when it becomes available.
By: Daniel L. Akin
1) The non-negotiable of a regenerate Church (John 3; Rom. 3; 2 Cor. 5; Gal. 3)
- First, we need to make it clear that church membership is a privilege, not a right.
- Second, we must preach against easy believism and reject any form of a compromised gospel.
- Third, we must be careful with respect to our own theological integrity concerning infant or early adolescent baptism that lacks a clear understanding and confession of the gospel.
- That baptism involved a particular member (a believer), mode (immersion) and meaning (public identification with Christ and the believing community) is grounded in New Testament witness and has been a hallmark of Baptists throughout their history.
- We must see evidence of regeneration for those we baptize. The baptism of young children must be administered with the greatest possible care.
- Baptism should be viewed and emphasized as a first and necessary step of discipleship and obedience to Christ. We will reject as inconceivable the idea of admitting anyone into our membership without believer's baptism by immersion.
- Church discipline is clearly and repeatedly taught in the New Testament, yet most do not preach on it or practice it. Jesus addresses it in Matt. 18:15-20 and Paul does so several times in 1 Cor. 5:1-13; 2 Cor. 2:5-11; Gal. 6:1-2; and Titus 3:9-11.
- Theologically it is to disobey the plain teachings of Scripture and ignore the necessity of church discipline in maintaining the purity of the church.
- First, we must preach and teach our people what the Bible says about church discipline.
- Second, we must begin to implement church discipline lovingly, wisely, gently, carefully and slowly.
- Third, we must apply discipline to areas like absentee membership as well as the specific list provided by Paul in 1 Cor. 5.
- For those of us who profess to believe in both the inerrancy and sufficiency of Scripture, there must be in our churches what I call "engaging exposition."
- We must advocate an expositional method with a theological mindset under an evangelical mandate. It is preaching that models for our people how they should study, interpret and teach the Bible.
- First, there must be the 4 marks of 1) a regenerate Church membership, 2) the Word, 3) the Ordinances and 4) Church Discipline. Second the local church should be elder/pastor led and congregationally governed. Here, in my judgment, there is room for flexibility in terms of patterns, structure and implementation.
- As we move forward in this century, Pastors will need to give particular attention to a theology of stewardship and discipleship.
- The members of our churches must move from being shoppers to buyers to investors.
- No church will be evangelistic by accident.
- First, there are multiple ways churches can do missions and evangelism. That we do it is the key.
- Marketplace evangelism which can reach into the workplace is an area needing attention, strategizing and training.
- Youth and student evangelism needs renewed emphasis.
- Theologically and biblically, we must challenge our people to evangelize without bias or prejudice, loving and going after the exploding ethnic and minority groups where we live.
- The 21st century is more like the 1st century than has ever been the case in our Western culture.
- We are losing America and the West because we are losing the great metropolitan areas where there is a concentration of people.
- First, explore creative methods, but make sure that they are faithfully filtered through the purifying waters of Holy Scripture.
- Second, be wise fishers of men.
- Third, we must ask God to raise a new generation of godly and gifted church planters and missionaries.
- The Southern Baptist Convention today is not the Southern Baptist Convention of your parents, and certainly not your grandparents.
- We now have several generations who know almost nothing of William Carey and Adoniram Judson, Bill Wallace, Lottie Moon and Annie Armstrong. They do know nothing of Boyce, Broadus, and Manly; Carroll, Robertson, Frost, Mullins and Truett.
- They have never heard Criswell, Rogers or Vines preach, and they are not really sure who they are.
- In creative and dynamic avenues fitting a 21st century context, we need to retell the Baptist History story in a way that will grab the attention and stir the hearts of our people. And we need to do it, at least in part, from the pulpit.
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In what The Washington Post described as "the most powerful demonstration yet of the anti-Washington tide that is altering the nation's political landscape," three-term Senator Robert F. Bennett was defeated at the Utah Republican Party's nominating convention Saturday.
Bennett, who in the past has supported amnesty for illegal aliens, further angered conservatives with his votes to support the Wall Street bailout program in 2008 and with his work last year to craft a bipartisan healthcare bill with Senator Ron Wyden (D.-Ore.).
In Utah the GOP selects its candidate through a nominating process at its state convention. Bennett polled third behind attorney Mike Lee and businessman Tim Bridgewater in two rounds of voting, according to The Hill.
Tea Party activists are touting the victory as a major step toward returning the Republican Party to its conservative foundations of limited government and low taxes, according to The Post.
As The Post reports: "The political atmosphere, obviously, has been toxic, and it's very clear some of the votes that I have cast have added to the toxic environment," Bennett told reporters after the defeat. Choking up, he added, "Looking back on them, with one or two very minor exceptions, I wouldn't have cast them any differently even if I'd known at the time it would cost me my career."
And that was Bennett's problem. If he ever understood that he should, as a self-avowed conservative, work to limit government and reduce taxes then he forgot it at some point during his 18 years of service. Or perhaps he forgot it long before, as he held an office that had been held by his father, Wallace F. Bennett, from 1951 to 1974 and worked on his father's reelection campaigns beginning in 1962.
Although the elitist elected class wants to keep power firmly within "the family,"—as evidenced by the endorsements Bennett received from prominent Republican establishment types like Senator Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney—this is not how our Founding Fathers envisioned it.
As Philadelphia Continental Congress delegate Tench Coxe wrote in An American Citizen No. 2, "As our president bears no resemblance to a king so we shall see the Senate has no similitude to nobles. First, not being hereditary, their collective knowledge, wisdom, and virtue are not precarious. For by these qualities alone are they to obtain their offices, and they will have none of the peculiar qualities and vices of those men who possess power merely because their father held it before them."
Obviously, Bennett's knowledge, wisdom and virtue were not enough for him to continue to hold onto power, at least not in Utah. And his father's coattails weren't sufficient either.
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