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November 24, 2012
Dallas Cup moves, US Development Academy, NSCAA High School Players of the Week
Dallas Cup makes a move
The Dr Pepper Dallas Cup will have a new home in 2013, moving its marquee games to the Cotton Bowl at Fair Park in Dallas. The Dallas Cup has been played at the FC Dallas Facility in Frisco since 2006.
Beginning in 2013, the Cotton Bowl will host select matches of the elite Gordon Jago Super Group, which feature a selection of 12 U19 teams. In recent years, the Super Group has featured youth squads from Manchester United, Chelsea, FC Barcelona, Real Madrid, Eintracht Frankfurt, Sao Paulo, AC Milan, Club America, and other top global soccer powers.
The Dallas Cup draws approximately 180 teams in the U13 to U19 age groups from across the country and around the world to the Metroplex.
U.S. Soccer Development Academy Roundup
Timbers Academy teams earned three wins out of four games during a weekend trip to California, where they played against Cal Odyssey and San Jose Earthquakes Academy.
Forward Christian Desir and midfielder James Nosack each scored two goals over the weekend to help the Timbers U-18 Academy (3-4-2, 11pts) split their matches against Cal Odyssey and first-place San Jose Earthquakes U-18 Academy.
Led by a brace from Desir, the Timbers U-18s defeated Cal Odyssey 4-3 on Saturday. After going down a goal, the Timbers U-18s responded with three consecutive goals by Desir, defender Abdiel Morfin and Nosack to take a 3-1 lead in the 46th minute. Cal Odyssey scored twice in the second half, including a goal in the 89th minute, but Desir scored the game-winner in the 59th minute, lifting the Timbers U-18s to their third victory of the season.
Nosack scored his second goal of the weekend in a 2-1 loss to the Earthquakes U-18s on Sunday. The Timbers U-18s were able to level the score in the 49th minute on Nosack's second goal of the season, but Roberto Mendoza delivered the game-winner for San Jose in the 60th minute. In the first half, Timbers U-18s goalkeeper Mitch North saved a penalty kick attempt shortly after the Earthquakes U-18s' go-ahead goal in the 33rd minute. Portland finished the match with 10 players after midfielder Foster Langdorf was sent off around the 60th minute.
The Timbers U-16 Academy (4-1-4, 16pts) swept their two matches over the weekend, defeating the U-16 sides for both Cal Odyssey and San Jose Earthquakes, to move into sole possession of third place in the U.S. Soccer Development Academy's Northwest Division. Forward Rolando Velazquez scored in both matches – his first two goals of the season.
The Timbers U-16s picked up their first shutout of the season, defeating Cal Odyssey 4-0 on Saturday at the College of the Sequoias in Visalia, Calif. Forward Alejandro Segovia opened the scoring in the 30th minute and midfielder Jesse Garcia-Aguilar notched his team-leading fourth goal in the 42nd minute to give the Timbers U-16s a 2-0 lead at halftime. Following an own goal by Cal Odyssey in the 68th minute, Velazquez tallied the final goal in the 74th minute to seal the team's largest win of the season.
The Timbers U-16s capped the weekend with a 2-0 victory over the Earthquakes U-16s at the Nutrilite Training Facility in San Jose, Calif. After a scoreless first half, the Timbers U-16s scored twice in the second half on goals by Velazquez and midfielder Octavio Hermosillo to capture the win. Goalkeeper Joseph Martin recorded both clean sheets on the weekend to help the Timbers U-16s remain unbeaten (3-0-3) on the road this season.
Chivas U16s got on the scoreboard early against the San Diego Surf, off a corner kick when Andrew Benitez rose above the defense and knocked home a header from six yards out, starting the Baby Goats on their way to a 2-1 win. Two minutes into the second half, Jorge Ruiz made one of his many penetrating runs behind the Surf defense and found Caleb Calvert for an easy tap in to give the U16s their fifth straight win. Chivas sits in second place in the So Cal Conference and just four points behind first place Real Salt Lake, with a game in hand.
Chivas USA U18s tied with the Surf 1-1. The Surf U18s jumped out on top early in the second half with a long throw-in. Miscommunication by the Chivas defense led to a Surf player being left unmarked and able to head in a score. Chivas controlled the ball most of the second half as the Surf sat back and put numbers behind the ball and waited to counter. In the 70th minute Adam Arana sent a curling free-kick into the top left-hand corner of the net to tie the game 1-1.
Crossfire Premier's U-15/16 team moved up to the middle of the pack in the Northwest Division with 3-1 victories against the Santa Cruz Breakers Academy last Saturday and the previously unbeaten De Anza Force on Sunday. Mohamed Dukuly had two goals against Santa Cruz and Ibrahima Drame had two goals on the road against De Anza Force. Crossfire Premier has won three straight to improve to 3-2-2 and tied for fourth place in the division.
Bryan Guzman scored the game-winning goal in the 90th minute to lead the LA Galaxy U-17/18 team to a 3-2 victory against Real Salt Lake AZ last Saturday in a matchup of the top two teams in the Southwest Division. Sebastian Velasquez had two goals for the LA Galaxy (6-0-1, 19 points) and Benjamin Lopez had both goals for Real Salt Lake AZ (6-1-2, 20 points). The LA Galaxy U-15/16 team's Steve Martinez scored two goals, including an equalizer in the 80th minute, to earn a 2-2 draw against Real Salt Lake AZ.
The Houston Dynamo U-15/16s won their fourth straight match as Giovanni Pacheco scored the game's lone goal in the 70th minute for a 1-0 local derby victory against Texans SC Houston. The Dynamo (5-1-1) hasve outscored their opponents 7-0 over the four-game winning streak.
Indiana Fire Academy's U-17/18 team blanked the Crew Soccer Academy Wolves 2-0 on the strength of Joey Bastian's 85th-minute goal and Brian Martin's clinching tally two minutes into stoppage time. Indiana Fire Academy leads the Central Conference at 7-1-3 and 2.18 points per game.
Max Kroschwitz and Players Development Academy's U-17/18 squad moved to 6-0-0 on the season with a 1-0 victory against D.C. United in Atlantic Division play. Kroschwitz scored the game-winner in the 48th minute and Players Development Academy posted its fourth shutout of the season.
The New York Red Bulls U-15/16 team is the lone unbeaten squad in the Northeast Division following its 3-1 road victory against the Oakwood Soccer Club last Saturday. Oakwood (6-1-0). Anthony Viteri, Derrick Etienne and Steven Echevarria each scored a goal within a 10-minute span in an action-packed first half for the Red Bulls (7-0-1). Matthew Vasquenza had the lone goal for Oakwood Soccer Club.
The New England Revolution Under-14s suffered a 1-0 loss to BW Gottschee in Brooklyn, N.Y. Though the Under-18 and Under-16 teams were also set to play BW Gottschee on Saturday, an unexpected scheduling conflict caused the games to be postponed until the spring.
NSCAA High School Player of the Week
Senior midfielder Morgan Santoro from Islip High School (Islip, N.Y.) and senior forward Jeff Tryon from Montville High School (Oakdale, Conn.) have been named NSCAA High School Players of the Week.
Santoro is finalizing a stellar high school career, aiding the Buccaneers in two sectional wins last week for the Section 11 Championship title. She is a four-year starter who, after wading through several offers from Top 25 college programs, has committed to play at Central Connecticut State next season.
In the last six playoff games in which Islip has appeared in the last two seasons, Santoro either scored or assisted on every goal and leads Long Island, N.Y. in both points and assists. Off the field, Santoro led the team in fundraising for the Kicks for Cancer campaign.
The other girls' nominees included senior forward Laura Hill (Pike View HS, Princeton, W.V.) and junior midfielder Sydney Sladek (Pahrump Valley HS, Pahrump, Nevada)
Tryon helped the Montville High boys' team to three big wins last week, improving the team to 18-1-0 overall. The first two wins were in the Eastern Connecticut Conference Tournament, and resulted in the program's first ECC Tournament Championship.
In an overtime win against Waterford, Tryon converted his penalty kick, which lead to the win for the Indians 5-4 on PK's. In the conference final against Bacon Academy, he scored two of the team's three second-half goals to propel Montville to the tournament title. The win also avenged Montville's lone loss during the regular season to Bacon.
Tryon also scored the game-winning goal in Montville's debut in the CIAC State Tournament second round in the 3-1 win against Granby. The senior forward finished his season with 36 goals and 17 assists.
Tyron and the Montville Indians are coached by Colin Delaney.
The other boys' nominees this week were senior forward Jordan Stewart (The Geneva School, Winter Park, Fla.), senior goalkeeper Christian Espinoza (Battle Mountain HS, Edwards, Colo.), junior midfielder Enrique Galan (San Marcos Academy, San Marcos, Texas), and senior forward Frankie Wyatt (Hickory HS, Hickory, N.C.).

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(Ottawa, Canada) 97 Chiefs and representatives from BC First Nations are registered along with approximately 400 Chiefs from across Canada to attend the Crown-First Nations Gathering to be held in the Old City Hall in Ottawa, January 24th 2012. The Crown-Fist Nations Gathering is a meeting between First Nations Leadership and the Crown as represented by the Governor General, Prime Minister and senior government ministers.
"Our peoples are experiencing a period of profound transition rebuilding our Nations and taking back control of our lives" stated Regional Chief Jody Wilson-Raybould. "The Gathering provides the Prime Minister with an opportunity to demonstrate that he is a true Canadian and committed to undertaking all the necessary steps to support our on-going efforts to ensure our Nations have fair access to lands and resources, strong and appropriate governance, quality education and improved health. The world is watching and Canada's reputation as a Nation of caring and compassionate peoples is at stake," added Wilson-Raybould.
"The Prime Minister must commit to follow-up and to ongoing communications," says Chief Doug White. "First Nations need concrete outcomes and a commitment from the Prime Minister to reset the relationship through practical and results-based initiatives, and the achievement of significant transformative agreements within the next year."
"We can do better. We must do better. The Honour of the Crown and the very integrity of Canada as a nation is at stake. Otherwise, an Aboriginal uprising is inevitable." Grand Chief Stewart Phillip states.
BC Assembly of First Nations, in conjunction with the First Nations Summit and Union of BC Indian Chiefs, and our BC First Nation Councils, have developed a BC Proposed Solutions and Desired Outcomes Document for the First Nations/Crown Gathering highlighting key action items mandated by BC First Nations through resolutions and refined through feedback from BC First Nations leaders (see attached).
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Grand Chief Stewart Phillip 604-684-0231
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Proposed Solutions/Desired Outcomes First Nations Crown Gathering, January 24, 2012
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Fenasse's Career Round Gives Liberty Fourth Straight BSC Men's Golf Medalist
Mathieu Fenasse carded eight birdies and overcame Big South Men's Golfer of the Year Sebastian Soderberg to individually win the Big South Men's Golf Championship on Tuesday.
After opening with a bogey on the first hole and a second over-par score on the par-3, No. 7, the sophomore had eight birdies to win the individual title by three strokes over Soderberg, who was awarded the league's top individual season honor after the championship.
As a team, Liberty had its quest for a third-straight Big South Men's Golf Championship title come up two shots short. Coastal Carolina withstood a late charge from the Flames to claim their 14th overall conference men's golf title.
The Chanticleers posted a team score of 17-over par 881 (296-289-296) on the par-72, 7,120-yard Patriot Golf Club, the site of the last seven Big South Men's Golf Championships.
Liberty, who closed with the second best 18-hole total on Tuesday, finished in second place with a 19-over par 883 (294-294-295).
Winthrop claimed third place with a 27-over par 891 (299-294-298), followed by Radford, who took fourth place with a 42-over par 906 (304-306-296).
Fenasse's overall winning score was a five-under par 211 (75-70-66), marking a new career low 54-hole total for the sophomore.
Fenasse follows Liberty's previous conference medalists, as Robert Karlsson won in 2010 and 2012, while Preston Dembowiak claimed the individual title in 2011.
Soderberg was the only other golfer in the 50-man field to finish in red figures, carding a two-under par 214 (71-73-70).
Charleston Southern's Ross Thomson claimed third place with a two-over par 218 (76-74-68) following the second-best individual round on Tuesday.
Fenasse had a tough start, as the sophomore found the left front bunker and could not get up and down for par on the opening hole.
The sophomore started to showcase his strong iron play, a benchmark of his championship run, at the par-3, No. 4 hole with a mid-iron to within four feet that would lead to birdie. He followed with a chip-up and birdie at the par-5, No. 5 to get into red figures for the first time on the day.
Fenasse left his tee shot at the par-3, No. 7 hole short and put his putt up 12 feet past the hole to lead to a bogey and level his overall score out on the day.
However, the sophomore played near flawless golf during the 11 holes en route to his individual title. He birdied the next three holes to get to three-under just after making the turn.
After sinking a 15-foot putt for birdie at the par-4, No. 14 hole, Fenasse was short once again on a par-3 tee shot at No. 15. He was able to get up-and-down this time at the lengthy hole (205 yards) after a testy five-foot par putt.
The hole proved to be pivotal in Fenasse's quest for the individual title, as Soderberg had a similar shot at the par-3 hole, which he would bogey. The swing on the hole gave Fenasse the lead for good down the stretch.
Fenasse closed with birdies on No. 16 and 18 thanks to two additional solid iron shots that led to birdie putts of less than five feet each.
With his individual medalist honors, Fenasse has secured an individual automatic bid to the NCAA Men's Golf Regional, May 16-18.
Liberty, currently ranked No. 39 in the country by Golfstat, will have to wait to see if the team will be given an at-large bid to the postseason event. The NCAA will announce the team and individual field on May 6 with a webcast on NCAA.com at 9 p.m. (EST).
Max McKay, who was named to the all-tournament team and the conference's Scholar-Athlete of the Year, finished tied for fourth place with a five-over par 221 (70-74-77).
McKay, the opening day overall leader, was one-over through 14 holes, but started a tough three-hole stretch with a bogey at No. 15 after finding the bunker right.
The senior then lost a ball left off the tee at the par-4, No. 16 (No. 1 handicap) hole and eventually carded a triple bogey. He was able to erase a bogey at No. 17 with a birdie at No. 18 to claim his seventh career top five finish.
Losing two balls right off the tee at No. 1 was a difficult start to the day for Chase Marinell, Liberty's No. 1 golfer coming into the championship and an all-conference golfer.
The junior would post an opening quadruple bogey and stood seven over after four holes of play. He played one-under par golf the rest of the way and finished the championship tied for ninth place with a nine-over par 225 (72-75-78).
Liberty's final two golfers at the championship posted matching scores during the second and third rounds of the event.
Ian McConnell finished tied for 17th place with a 12-over par 228 (77-75-76) and Niklas Lindstrom finished tied for 35th place with 17-over par 233 (82-75-76).
During the final round, McConnell was only able to find one birdie on the par-5, No. 13 hole to go along with bogeys on No. 8, 11 and 15 and double bogey on No. 3.
Lindstrom, who was named to the all-conference team, struggled out of the gates, carding a double bogey on the opening hole, followed by bogeys on No. 2 and 3. During his remaining 15 holes of play, the junior was able to card three birdies, including one on the closing No. 18 hole.
Big South All-Conference Team
Sebastian Soderberg, Coastal Carolina
Chase Marinell, Liberty
Kamito Hirai, Winthrop
Weston Eklund, Radford
Niklas Lindstrom, Liberty
Mathieu Fenasse, Liberty
Chase Wilson, High Point
Andrew Dorn, Coastal Carolina
Ross Thomson, Charleston Southern
Daniel Kim, Gardner-Webb
Big South All-Freshman Team
McKay Tye, High Point
Davis Parker, Presbyterian College
Nick Eberhardt, Winthrop
Conner Hayden, Radford
Big South All-Academic Team
Grant Houser, So., Campbell
C.J. Liner, Jr., Charleston Southern
Sebastian Soderberg, Sr., Coastal Carolina
Matt Yelverton, So., Gardner-Webb
Chase Wilson, Sr., High Point
Max McKay, Sr., Liberty
Kyle Bodin, Jr., Longwood
Colt Crymes, Jr., Presbyterian College
Tanner Carbaugh, Jr., Radford
Big South All-Championship Team
Mathieu Fenasse, Liberty
Sebastian Soderberg, Coastal Carolina
Ross Thomson, Charleston Southern
Andrew Dorn, Coastal Carolina
Max McKay, Liberty
Golfer of the Year
Sebastian Soderberg, Coastal Carolina
Freshman of the Year
Conner Hayden, Radford
Coach of the Year
Kevin Pendley, Winthrop
Scholar-Athlete of the Year
Max McKay, Sr., Liberty


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CHICAGO—The International Interior Design Association (IIDA) Foundation has announced the establishment of the Wilsonart Student Education Fund. This fund has been established to provide financial support for activities directly related to the advancement of the professional development of IIDA student members in 29 domestic chapters.
"We sincerely appreciate that Wilsonart has established this fund to support design students, and are pleased to partner with them to inaugurate the Wilsonart Essay Competition," Executive Vice President and CEO Cheryl S. Durst, Hon. FIIDA, LEED AP, said. "The Wilsonart Student Education Fund firmly complements the mission of IIDA Student Mentoring Week and encourages our participating student members to get the most out of the mentoring experience."
"We at Wilsonart truly value the importance of students of interior design because they're the creative masterminds behind tomorrow's home, work and play spaces," Mark Kieckhafer, specifications sales manager at Wilsonart, said. "It's important for us to make sure the benefits of laminate remain part of the discussion when it's their turn to specify a project. For these reasons, we are pleased to sponsor the Wilsonart Student Education Fund and play an active role in IIDA's Student Mentoring Week."
The fund's initial contribution will sponsor the newly established Wilsonart Essay Competition for the years 2014-2016, awarding a $1,000 prize for each year's competition winner. The competition invites student members participating in IIDA Student Mentoring Week, March 31-April 4, to submit original essays about their mentoring experiences, detailing how their mentors demonstrated leadership and innovation by inspiring the students and otherwise enhancing their education.


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Bob Schieffer Uses "Illegals" Slur To Describe Undocumented Immigrants
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Face the Nation host Bob Schieffer slurred undocumented immigrants as "illegals," a term that has been condemned by several prominent journalistic organizations.
Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) appeared on Face the Nation and he said that he intended to "pass an immigration reform bill." Schieffer responded by asking "Would that mean finding some path to citizenship for the illegals that are in this country?"
The Associated Press Stylebook instructs journalists not to "use the terms illegal alien, an an illegal or illegals."
Numerous organizations and commentators have also called on the media not to use the loaded term "illegals." For instance, the National Association of Hispanic Journalists has called on news media to stop using the word "illegals" as a noun. The NAHJ stated that it was "particularly troubled with the growing trend of the news media to use the word 'illegals' as a noun, shorthand for 'illegal aliens.'" The statement added that "using the word in this way is grammatically incorrect and crosses the line by criminalizing the person, not the action they are purported to have committed." The Asian American Journalists Association's handbook implores journalists to "avoid" the word "illegals," calling it "a slur."
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LAFAYETTE — Final-play mania — with a focus on blocked punts, no less — is continuing to stalk Louisiana-Lafayette.
A week after scoring on an 81-yard touchdown pass with no time remaining in a win against the Louisiana-Monroe, the Ragin' Cajuns had a different end-of-game experience Saturday at Florida's Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
Instead of celebrating, as they did at ULM, the Cajuns watched Florida share the jubilation after the Gators blocked and then returned a Brett Baer punt for a touchdown with 2 seconds left to claim a shocking 27-20 win.
Once again, the result rested on a key punt protection decision by ULL coach Mark Hudspeth.
In the Cajuns' 40-24 win over ULM, Hudspeth said a key touchdown throw from quarterback Terrance Broadway to wide receiver Jamal Robinson was called to keep ULM from possibly blocking a kick.
Against Florida, with the score tied at 20, Hudspeth said the quandary for him in the final seconds was fear of the punt block.
The difference with Florida?
Hudspeth said he knew that this time, the opponents were really targeting his punter.
"We called max protection (on the punt), because we knew they were going to come after it. But our shield slipped a bit," Hudspeth said. "(Florida) came with the same attack as earlier, but this time one, of their guys got through and got to the punter."
Florida linebacker Jelani Jenkins collected the ball, which was tipped by the right hand of teammate Louchiez Purifoy, and ran 36 yards to the ULL end zone.
"We called timeout and I was asked (if Florida should align for a block)," Florida coach Will Muschamp said after the game. "I said to go do it. Purifoy has great ball skills, and we wanted to put him in a situation where he can block the ball."
Jenkins said the trip into the end zone was nearly effortless.
"They executed (the block) perfectly, and I just happened to be in the right place at the right time," Jenkins said. "It came to me, and I just tried to run as far as I could. It was a lot of open field and I had a lot of blockers."
Muschamp said ULL was in a difficult position at that point and felt the Cajuns had no other choice except to punt.
"They didn't have any timeouts, and we wanted to see what they would do, which was what I probably would have done on the road: Take it to overtime," Muschamp said.
That indeed was the plan, Hudspeth said.
"I thought if we could get it into overtime, then who knows what would have happened?" he said. "We were backed up after the kickoff (following Florida's touchdown with 1:42 remaining). I wasn't sure we had enough time.
"We had been grinding the ball on offense all day and hadn't made too many big plays. I just didn't think 1:42 was enough to move into scoring position>"
ULL also scored when defensive lineman Blake Comminie returned a punt block by Bradley Brown in the third quarter. That TD gave the Cajuns a 17-13 lead.
Later, the Cajuns scored on a 22-yard field goal, but Hudspeth said those three points, instead of seven, left him with trepidation.
"I felt that was the key series in the game. We drove it down the field and have a field goal. If we had punched it in the end zone, I didn't think that Florida would have enough to come back," Hudspeth said. "But we still had the field goal and that opened the door."
Muschamp said Hudspeth told him at midfield after the game that Florida "had a great team, and great teams find ways to win games."
"I don't know if I would stretch it that far," said Muschamp, whose team is 9-1.
Sun Belt next for ULL
The Cajuns (5-4, 3-2 Sun Belt Conference) play their remaining regular season games against conference opponents.
Western Kentucky (6-4, 3-3) face ULL at 6 p.m. Saturday in Lafayette.
The Hilltoppers were once 3-1 in the SBC, but have since lost to ULM, Middle Tennessee and Florida Atlantic, which defeated WKU 37-28 on Saturday.
Close SEC defeats
The Cajuns have never defeated a Southeastern Conference opponent, but Saturday's defeat at Florida marked one of several close losses.
ULL lost to Ole Miss 21-20 in 1986, followed by defeats at Alabama (24-17, in 1989), Auburn (25-24, in 1992), Arkansas (24-17, in 2002) and South Carolina (14-7, in 2003).


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Human beings move in a completely different way from other creatures. No other animal can walk upright on its two feet as humans do. Evolutionists, however, claim that the bipedal upright stride of humans evolved by steps from the apes' quadripedal bent stride.
This claim is not true. Firstly, the fossil record shows that no life form ever had a way of movement in between the human and the ape stride. Detailed examinations of the fossil record prove that creatures of the Australopithecus and Homo habilis classes walked on all fours and by leaning forward, while human races such as Homo erectus and Neanderthal man walked upright just like us. This means that the bipedal upright stride emerged with humans for the first time and all of a sudden.
Besides, anatomical research conducted in recent years establishes that the gradual evolution of the ape stride into the human stride is impossible. In 1996, the British anatomist Robin Crompton, who conducted research into the bipedal stride of humans, concluded that a motion in between the ape stride and the human stride is not possible. Crompton showed that a living thing can either walk upright or on all fours. A type of in-between stride would be quite ineffective.60
The immense gap between man and ape is not limited solely to bipedalism. Many other issues still remain unexplained such as brain capacity, the ability to talk, and so on. Elaine Morgan, an evolutionist paleoanthropologist, makes the following confession in relation to this issue:
Four of the most outstanding mysteries about humans are:
The orthodox answers to these questions are:
In short, "the evolution of man" is nothing but an unsubstantiated tale. Man is created by God already equipped with all the abilities and features he possesses.
62) Ruth Henke, "Aufrecht aus den Baumen", Focus, Band 39, 1996, S. 178
63) Elaine Morgan, The Scars of Evolution, New York: Oxford University Press, 1994, S. 5


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Kelly Clarkson is denying being courted by "American Idol" producers for next season's judges panel. A rep for the singer is telling "The Hollywood Reporter" that she will not be a part of season 13 of the Fox show, where she found fame back in 2002 as its first ever champion.
Reports that Clarkson was being considered first came from "Vulture," who said producers were playing with the idea of an all-alumni panel. Season eight runner-up Adam Lambert, who has publicly expressed interest in the gig, is reportedly being considered as well. After performing at last week's finale, he told the "Reporter" that he "would love to" be a judge. He added, "Where do I sign?"
"Idol" producers are rumored to be looking to overhaul the show after record-low ratings this year. Randy Jackson is the only judge from last season to officially announce his departure, but the return of Mariah Carey, Nicki Minaj and Keith Urban is still unclear.
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Legal Studies
Academic Year: 2009 – 2010
The Legal Studies Department offers both a graduate (M.A.) and undergraduate (B.A.) in legal studies. The department emphasizes law in a societal context within a broad-based liberal arts curriculum. The department seeks to develop the student's knowledge and understanding of the legal system and to enhance skills in analytical thinking, research, and writing. The department also seeks to develop professional and scholarly skills that graduates will need in law-related careers or graduate-level studies.
Knowledge of the law and legal system is important for individuals in a wide array of careers including social workers, lobbyists, union representatives, personnel administrators, law enforcement officials, claims adjusters, librarians, probation officers, corrections personnel, human resource managers, and governmental agency and court administrators. Many professionals, especially in the public sector, need a comprehensive understanding of what the legal system is, how it works, how it interrelates with social change, and how it assists people in asserting their rights.
The objectives of the legal studies department are 1) to develop analytical skills necessary to appreciate law as a social phenomenon, 2) to develop an understanding of how law is created, applied, interpreted, and changed, 3) to impart knowledge of substantive areas of the law, 4) to provide clinical or direct working experience in legal environments, 5) to perfect student skills in legal research, writing, and analysis, and 6) to provide an interdisciplinary liberal arts education.
Freshmen and sophomores interested in learning more about legal studies or preparing to designate legal studies as an academic major should contact the Chair of Legal Studies.
For advice on what kinds of classes provide good preparation for law school or information about good classes for pre-law preparation, whether or not a legal studies major, students should contact the Pre-Law Center.
Faculty advisors help students plan their overall course of undergraduate or graduate study. The advisor provides advice and assists the student if any difficulties arise during his or her UIS career. Advisors are required to sign off on a variety of forms, including applications for clinical or thesis studies. Most advisors require that students meet with them before approval for a project is given.
A student may change his or her advisor by filing a form for this purpose, available through the department office. Students should talk to their faculty advisors at least once a semester.
A faculty advisor is assigned to each student after the student has been fully admitted to the LES Department. Students without an official advisor, including less-than-fully admitted graduate students, should refer to the department's chair for advising until a permanent advisor is assigned.
Entrance Requirements
The student seeking admission to the Legal Studies B.A. degree must meet all campus requirements for undergraduate admission. Information about these requirements is available from the Office of Admissions. The department requires no additional application for undergraduate admission. Students enter the department at the junior level and are expected to have successfully completed (with a grade of C or better) at least six semester hours of English composition, six semester hours of humanities, and three hours of statistics. Students not meeting these requirements must take a 100- or 200-level writing or humanities course during their first semester at UIS.
The department requires that all undergraduate majors complete a course in American government and a course in the American legal system as freshmen or sophomores before taking LES 303 American Law: The Basics. LES 201 Introduction to the American Political System, offered both fall and spring semester, and LES 202 Introduction to the American Legal System, offered in the spring semester, fulfill these requirements. These two courses, or similar courses, ensure that all students beginning legal studies have a good working idea of how the government and the courts work and what actual legal processes entail. Further, all Legal Studies majors should have an interest in some aspect of the law and legal profession, and be prepared to engage in a rigorous educational experience.
Major Requirements
The Legal Studies Department offers two undergraduate major concentrations: the Legal Assistant Concentration and the General Legal Studies Concentration.
The Legal Assistant Concentration focuses on the knowledge and skills that a student will need to work as a legal assistant/paralegal with emphasis on public law settings. The General Legal Studies Concentration, which offers a broader liberal-arts-focused approach to legal studies, is appropriate for students interested in law or graduate school or in governmental or corporate positions for which an understanding of legal institutions and processes would be helpful.
Both concentrations offer required and elective courses. Required courses give students the opportunity to acquire essential legal background and to develop needed skills. Elective courses allow students to focus their programs of study in a specific area. All LES majors must take the general core courses listed below. In addition, students taking the Legal Assistant Concentration must take the required legal assistant courses, and students in the General Legal Studies Concentration must take the required general legal courses. Unless the student's advisor recommends otherwise, LES 303 and LES 401 should be taken in the first semester, junior year and LES 307 in the second semester, junior year. LES 307 is designated as the UIS communications competency course. See below.
Students should be aware that required courses are not offered every semester. Students are strongly advised to consult with their academic advisors or the department chair before registering for the first time. To ensure that all course work is properly integrated, students are encouraged to work out plans for their academic careers in conjunction with their LES advisors.
LES preparatory courses
LES 201 Introduction to the American Political System 3 Hrs.
LES 202 Introduction to the American Legal System 3 Hrs.
Core courses required of all undergraduate students (17 Hrs.)
LES 303 American Law: The Basics 3 Hrs.
LES 401 Legal Research and Citation 4 Hrs.
LES 307 Law and Society 3 Hrs.
LES 415 American Constitution and Constitutional Law
or LES 416 American Constitution and Civil Liberties 4 Hrs.
and the course designated as the closing seminar 3 Hrs.
Legal Assistant Concentration additions to core
LES 402 Legal Writing and Analysis 3 Hrs.
LES 403 Practice Skills: Illinois Civil Procedure for Legal Assistants 3 Hrs.
Three Legal Studies electives 9 Hrs.
General Legal Studies Concentration additions to core
LES 472 Research Methods for Legal Studies 3 Hrs.
Two of:
LES 404 Law and Inequality, LES 352 History of American Law,
LES 354 Philosophy of Law, or LES 380 Topics in Comparative Law 6 Hrs.
Two Legal Studies electives 6 Hrs.
Students should consult with advisors in the major for specific guidance regarding completion of general education requirements.
The Legal Studies B.A. degree requires each student to take a minimum of three hours of Applied Study Term internship for their ECCE Engagement Experience. Students may take six hours of Applied Study Term , but three hours will be credited as an LES elective. Double majors may have different requirements and should check with their LES and other major advisors.
When necessary and advisable, students may waive the program's three-hour internship requirement through EXL and substitute another ECCE course. Student Petitions for requesting waivers are available online through the Office of Records and Registration.
Communication Requirement
UIS requires that students demonstrate proficiency in writing skills before attaining a degree. Each student's writing skills are initially assessed by instructors in legal studies courses. Students who are identified as having writing difficulties are required to develop a plan of improvement with their advisors.
Certification of communication skills for LES majors occurs in LES 307 Law and Society. Students are required to pass the writing portion of the course with a grade of C or better to meet this campus requirement. Students who do not demonstrate adequate communication skills will receive an incomplete in LES 307 until sufficient skills are developed. The LES Department reserves the option of requiring the student to enroll in a formal remedial writing program.
Closure Requirement
Students must complete a minimum of 48 upper-division hours and fulfill all department and general education requirements to graduate. Each student must fill out a campus graduation contract. It must be approved by the required personnel no later than eight weeks after the start of his or her final semester. Students are allowed to submit their contracts for early consideration the semester before their final term.
Graduation Contracts are available on the Office of Records and Registration website.
Legal Assistant Certificates
After graduation, students completing the Legal Assistant Concentration as part of their bachelor's degree will receive certificates if the student has received a B or better in LES 401 Legal Research and Citation, LES 402 Legal Writing and Analysis, and LES 403 Practice Skills: Illinois Civil Procedure for Legal Assistants and otherwise maintained at least a 2.50 GPA. The certificate reflects that they have successfully completed a comprehensive bachelor's degree legal assistant training program. Legal assistants are skilled professionals able to perform tasks and services under the supervision of a licensed attorney.
The M.A. in Legal Studies is designed to present the master's candidate with a course of study in public law emphasizing law as a social phenomenon as well as a technical body of rules. It is a rigorous course of study, designed to develop the candidate's critical understanding of the legal system. It emphasizes analytical and conceptual thinking, legal research and writing, substantive areas of the law, ethical and public interest concerns, public advocacy skills, and the role of law in society.
The objectives for the M.A. graduate are 1) to obtain paralegal skills for entry and advancement in law-related careers, 2) to develop advanced research and writing skills, 3) to develop a focus to their educational effort that is connected to their career goals and professional development, and 4) to develop analytical and advocacy skills. The LES M.A. program seeks to provide opportunities for working in the legal field in a way that will advance student careers grounded in a solid understanding of the law within the context of an interdisciplinary liberal arts perspective.
Online Master's Program
Like the M.A.in Legal Studies offered on campus, the online program allows students to gain professional skills, as well as to study legal theory and the role of law in American society. It provides students with a broad general understanding of the legal system, how it works, and how it interrelates with societal changes.
Entrance Requirements
The department requires students to apply separately for admission both to UIS and to the M.A. program. Application forms and information on LES Department admission requirements may be obtained from the LES office. The forms are available from the Office of Admissions or on the UIS website.
The department expects that students will come from a variety of educational experiences and backgrounds. Though no particular undergraduate major is required, students should have completed at least one undergraduate course in American government, judicial process, or the equivalent. This is a prerequisite for admission to the Legal Studies M.A. Students who do not have this background should take LES 202 Introduction to the American Legal System or an approved equivalent course. LES 202 does not qualify for graduate credit.
The number of hours required by the LES M.A. depends on the students' educational background and achievements when they begin the LES Program. If the student has this academic background, the M.A. is a 36-hour course of study. If the student does not have this academic background, he or she must take LES 401 and either LES 402 or LES 472 during the first year of academic study, making the degree a 43 credit-hour course of study.
Online applicants must have a GPA of 3.00 or better and be able to demonstrate good to excellent written communication skills. Students for whom English is not their native language must take the TOEFL exam and receive a score of at least 600 on the paper-based exam, 100 on the Internet-based exam, or 250 on the computer-based exam. The application deadline is April 15.
Required LES Preliminary Courses
All students who have not completed LES 401 and LES 402 or LES 472, or equivalents, should take LES 401 along with LES 501 during their first semester and LES 402 or LES 472 in the second semester. Students who wish to receive credit for an equivalent course, for which they received a grade of B or better, and/or other competency in this area must apply for a waiver. (See section on waivers below.) The LES waiver committee will decide if a course taken at another institution is equivalent to LES course(s). Requests for credit should be submitted to the waiver committee on the Student Petition available on the Office of Records and Registration website.
A maximum of four hours of less than B but at least a C are allowed in LES courses. Students must maintain a B or higher average within the program and must earn a B or better in all LES core courses. To encourage students in choosing electives, an additional four hours of less than B but at least a C are permitted in courses taken outside the program if an overall B average is maintained. Clinical education courses, tutorials, and theses, are graded on a CR/NC basis.
Degree Requirements
Pre-registration advising is important because many legal studies courses must be taken sequentially and not every course is offered every semester. Course requirements and sequences are available on the LES website: www.uis.edu/legalstudies.
LES 202 Introduction to the American Legal System
or approved equivalent course 3 Hrs.
Required preliminary courses
(waived for students who have already completed these courses or their approved equivalents)
LES 401 Legal Research and Citation(1st semester) 4 Hrs.
LES 402 Legal Writing and Analysis (2nd semester)
or LES 472 Research Methods for Legal Studies 3 Hrs.
Core Courses
LES 501 Introduction to Graduate Legal Studies (fall, 1st year) 4 Hrs.
LES 554 Clinical Education and/or substantive law electives 1-8 Hrs.
LES 587 Public Advocacy (3rd semester) 4 Hrs.
LES 504 Graduate Seminar (4 Hours)
or LES 590 Thesis (last semester; 1-8 Hrs.
LES substantive law course (as approved by faculty advisor) 4 Hrs.
Electives (with approval of advisor) 8 Hrs.
Clinical Education
The clinical education experience provides students with skills necessary to be successful in a legal environment. Participation in clinical education is recommended. Master's candidates may earn up to eight hours of clinical education credits.
Government agencies, the Illinois Supreme Court, and other organizations sponsor interns, both paid and unpaid. Placement options include courts, administrative agencies, state and federal attorneys' offices, legal aid offices, private law firms, and other public interest groups. Graduate Public Service Internships, graduate assistantships, and legislative internships may count as clinical education if these placements meet the established guidelines. Students working full time or otherwise unable to work at a clinical position may want to work with their advisors to develop a research project or on-the-job alternative that emphasizes the practical aspects of their education.
Students must fulfill all 36 hours of required core courses and, if necessary, the eight hours of preliminary courses. If it is impossible for a student to take a required core course, or if a student has already taken one of the core courses or its equivalent as an undergraduate at another institution and wants to waive the requirement, the student must still complete the credit hours in some other course (except for waivers of LES 401, LES 402 or LES 472).
Closure Requirements
A master's thesis or completion of LES 504 Graduate Seminar (including the course project) is required of all master's degree candidates as a closure exercise. Students selecting the thesis option may enroll in up to eight hours' credit in the master's thesis course (LES 590). They may accrue that total in increments.
Campus policy requires that students be enrolled in at least one semester hour of master's closure credit for each semester after they have begun their master's closure exercise until that exercise is completed. For LES students choosing the thesis option, this requirement means that if the thesis is not completed during the initial four hours of enrollment in LES 590 Thesis, students must register for LES 590 for one credit hour in each subsequent semester until eight hours are accumulated or the thesis is completed. If the thesis is still not completed by the time eight hours of continuous enrollment in LES 590 have been accumulated, students must register for LES 598 (zero credit hours, one billable hour) each semester until the thesis is completed. Likewise, if students choosing to take the graduate seminar fail to complete the required course work/project during the initial four hours, they must enroll in LES 597 (zero credit hours, one billable hour) each semester until the course work/project is complete. (Department policy allows students until the end of the first week of classes in the subsequent semester to complete closure requirements before they are required to re-enroll in the closure course.)
Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts
Deborah Anthony, Suzanne Borland, Kathryn Eisenhart, Kim Furumoto, Jason Pierceson
Emeritus Faculty: Anne Draznin, Nancy Ford, Dennis Fox, Larry Golden, William Jordan, Frank Kopecky
Adjunct Faculty: Saul Morse, John Squibb
Phone: 217/206-6535
Email: email@example.com
Website: www.uis.edu/legalstudies


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Disney will be releasing a new animated film called Frozen this coming Thanksgiving with a lot of different animated characters. According to a Disney executive, females are harder to animate then men because animators have to display their "wide range of emotions" and they're harder to "keep pretty"… well, we're calling bullshit. Almost immediately after that statement was released, the Internet fired back with pretty much the same response. This Disney exec probably has his foot in his mouth right about now. But even though this is probably the dumbest thing we've ever heard…the movie still looks pretty sweet. Check out the trailer!


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Natural Birth of Twins
Hello everyone,
Have a look at this video showing photos of twins who were born naturally and even a set of triplets. Of course, a natural birth is not the right choice for all multiple pregnancies but for many a natural birth can be a safe and incredible way to give birth.
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I've known of several mums to deliver twins naturally....I love to hear of this! We are powerful women who can grow and maintain twin pregnancies.


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~This used to be called Adopted By Louis Tomlinson but I wanted to change it because I had an idea.~ I know that there is a lot of story's about being adopted by someone in One Direction, but I wanna try to make one. Here's what it's about. Louis has a big secret. Before he was on the X-factor he did something with his girlfriend. His girlfriend had a little girl named Annabelle. She couldn't care for Anna, so she gave Anna to Louis' mum. Louis' mum cared for Anna, but she had to give Anna to her father. Louis lies to the rest of the boys and says that he adopted her. What will happen when the boys figure out Anna is really Louis daughter? What will happen to his and Eleanor's relationship? How will the fans react? Read to find out.
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Oklahoma City Ballet to Present SWAN LAKE, 4/19-21
For the first time in its 41-year history, the Oklahoma City Ballet will present a full-length production of Swan Lake, widely considered among the most technically and emotionally challenging classical ballets of all time.
There will be three performances: 8 p.m. on Friday, April 19; 8 p.m. on Saturday, April 20; and 2 p.m. on Sunday, April 21 at the Civic Center Music Hall, 201 N. Walker Ave. in Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City Philharmonic will perform Tchaikovsky's famous score live, conducted by Maestro Joel Levine.
"This is a milestone moment for the performing arts in Oklahoma City," Levine said. "Swan Lakeisn't just a ballet, it is the ballet. The production is a 'must see' for OKC; it is a big step forward, and it's very exciting."
"The story of Swan Lake is all about transformation," Artistic Director Robert Mills said. "The Oklahoma City Ballet has transformed over the past five years into a company capable of honoring the high art and transcendent power of this important ballet. Everyone who loves the performing arts should see Swan Lake at least once in their lifetime. The time is now for ballet in Oklahoma City."
The ballet will be performed in two acts rather than the more traditional four-act version, an adaptation Artistic Director Robert Mills said is a trend among ballet companies because it makes the ballet more accessible to modern audiences. Most all of the iconic moments and dances in the ballet will remain.
Preparations for the historic production began more than a year ago and evolved into a regional effort.
Oklahoma City Ballet dancers Miki Kawamura and Yui Sato will dance the lead roles of Odette/Odile and Prince Siegfried at the Friday evening opening night performance, and soloists from the Houston Ballet, Nao Kusuzaki and Christopher Coomer, will perform the lead roles in the Saturday evening and Sunday matinee performances.
The Oklahoma City Ballet company includes 26 dancers representing six countries and 10 states in the U.S., including three dancers from Oklahoma.
The ballet will feature beautiful sets and costumes including Prince Siegfried's palace interior and the moonlit lakeside. The palace scenes will be staged by Artistic Director Robert Mills and Ballet Master Jacob Sparso, inspired by the original choreography of Marius Petipa.


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Authorities saID 34-year-old Joshua Grose was pronounced dead about 3 a.m. Sunday at Piedmont Medical Center, after repeatedly hurting himself in jail. An autopsy is expected Monday.
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Why do they recommend not using long fins for bodyboarding? I don't drop knee and I'd like more thrust/power/speed to be able to get out into the line up. Would a long snorkeling fin be beneficial to me?
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Why do they recommend not using long fins for bodyboarding? I don't drop knee and I'd like more thrust/power/speed to be able to get out into the line up. Would a long snorkeling fin be beneficial to me?
Well im not sure. I know that the shorter fins are for quick bursts of speed, and i would guess the longer ones are for more power...go with a pair of viper fins.
I use Tech 2s. I wouldnt say they are long but they are not too short. They are just about perfect in my opinion. And for they dont recommend using long fins is because they could actually weigh/ slow you down. They are used for more under water movement rather than top water movement, if that makes any sense haha.
I now have a pair of fairly long full foot fins. There the u.s. divers full foot proflex diving fin. They work great. They have a long very flexible fin. I find they have much more thrust and snap than the short ones I used to have. You can go for longer with less effort and much less torque put on the ankle joint. I used to have the u.s. divers/aqua lung trek fin and it really puts a lot of strain on your ankle joint and it didn't give the same amount of thrust and of course very little snap compared to the long fin.
i have always used shorter fins ( i do dropknee on occasion) and havent suffered from lack of power. Im using Mike Stewart Viper Fins and have no problem getting out in large swell and fighting the current. the only problem is that my feet get a lil ate up, but that comes with the territory
haha i wouldnt use diving fins. it maaaaaay have alil more speed. but itll prolly cause some drag while riding the wave. i use allys made for DK there comfortable which is always imortant!(blisters suck) but they still have great thrust. i love em!
"Prolly?" I have to disagree my friend...
In the over 25yrs I have boarding, I've never experienced any drag while using long fins or any fins for that matter. I have both Tech2's and a pair of Aqua Lung Slingshot's (neoprene boot, no rash or blisters) and I'd take the Slingshots out every time over short fins when its big. Of course its a matter of opinion so this debate will no doubt exist for ever.
i used toobs blunt cuts and i loved them. they are alittle shorter tho
Tech 2's all the way, baby!
besides, i dont think you want to look like a dumb ass out there lol, might as well stick with the fins made for bodyboarding lol. just man up and build those muscles lol


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'Orange Is the New Black' Star Laverne Cox: 'I've Never Been Happier'
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Orange Is the New Black star Laverne Cox called in to On Air with Ryan Seacrest on Friday morning to talk about her popular Netflix series … and let's not forget that Emmy nomination.
"That is insane, right? I'm like a black transgender woman from Mobile, Alabama, raised by a single mother nominated for an Emmy … I can't even believe it."
And when Laverne called her mother to tell her the good news about her nomination, there was another big life moment she wanted to know about just a little more.
"I had went to the White House for the Pride reception at the end of June and my mother just kind of wanted to talk about me meeting the president," the actress jokes. "So my mom was so excited about the Emmy nomination and very proud of me, but she kind of just wanted to know about the White House and Obama … so my mom put it all in perspective for me. But this is the happiest thing. I've never been happier in my entire life."
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Luke Chapter 4 - New International Version
Luke Chapter 4 - New International Version
1. Jesus, full of the Holy Spirit, returned from the Jordan and was led by the Spirit in the desert,
2. where for forty days he was tempted by the devil. He ate nothing during those days, and at the end of them he was hungry.
3. The devil said to him, "If you are the Son of God, tell this stone to become bread."
4. Jesus answered, "It is written: `Man does not live on bread alone.' [1] "
5. The devil led him up to a high place and showed him in an instant all the kingdoms of the world.
6. And he said to him, "I will give you all their authority and splendor, for it has been given to me, and I can give it to anyone I want to.
7. So if you worship me, it will all be yours."
8. Jesus answered, "It is written: `Worship the Lord your God and serve him only.' [2] "
9. The devil led him to Jerusalem and had him stand on the highest point of the temple. "If you are the Son of God," he said, "throw yourself down from here.
10. For it is written: "`He will command his angels concerning you to guard you carefully;
11. they will lift you up in their hands, so that you will not strike your foot against a stone.' [3] "
12. Jesus answered, "It says: `Do not put the Lord your God to the test.' [4] "
13. When the devil had finished all this tempting, he left him until an opportune time.
14. Jesus returned to Galilee in the power of the Spirit, and news about him spread through the whole countryside.
15. He taught in their synagogues, and everyone praised him.
16. He went to Nazareth, where he had been brought up, and on the Sabbath day he went into the synagogue, as was his custom. And he stood up to read.
17. The scroll of the prophet Isaiah was handed to him. Unrolling it, he found the place where it is written:
18. "The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to preach good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind, to release the oppressed,
19. to proclaim the year of the Lord's favor." [5]
20. Then he rolled up the scroll, gave it back to the attendant and sat down. The eyes of everyone in the synagogue were fastened on him,
21. and he began by saying to them, "Today this scripture is fulfilled in your hearing."
22. All spoke well of him and were amazed at the gracious words that came from his lips. "Isn't this Joseph's son?" they asked.
23. Jesus said to them, "Surely you will quote this proverb to me: `Physician, heal yourself! Do here in your hometown what we have heard that you did in Capernaum.'"
24. "I tell you the truth," he continued, "no prophet is accepted in his hometown.
25. I assure you that there were many widows in Israel in Elijah's time, when the sky was shut for three and a half years and there was a severe famine throughout the land.
26. Yet Elijah was not sent to any of them, but to a widow in Zarephath in the region of Sidon.
27. And there were many in Israel with leprosy [6] in the time of Elisha the prophet, yet not one of them was cleansed--only Naaman the Syrian."
28. All the people in the synagogue were furious when they heard this.
29. They got up, drove him out of the town, and took him to the brow of the hill on which the town was built, in order to throw him down the cliff.
30. But he walked right through the crowd and went on his way.
31. Then he went down to Capernaum, a town in Galilee, and on the Sabbath began to teach the people.
32. They were amazed at his teaching, because his message had authority.
33. In the synagogue there was a man possessed by a demon, an evil [7] spirit. He cried out at the top of his voice,
34. "Ha! What do you want with us, Jesus of Nazareth? Have you come to destroy us? I know who you are--the Holy One of God!"
35. "Be quiet!" Jesus said sternly. "Come out of him!" Then the demon threw the man down before them all and came out without injuring him.
36. All the people were amazed and said to each other, "What is this teaching? With authority and power he gives orders to evil spirits and they come out!"
37. And the news about him spread throughout the surrounding area.
38. Jesus left the synagogue and went to the home of Simon. Now Simon's mother-in-law was suffering from a high fever, and they asked Jesus to help her.
39. So he bent over her and rebuked the fever, and it left her. She got up at once and began to wait on them.
40. When the sun was setting, the people brought to Jesus all who had various kinds of sickness, and laying his hands on each one, he healed them.
41. Moreover, demons came out of many people, shouting, "You are the Son of God!" But he rebuked them and would not allow them to speak, because they knew he was the Christ. [8]
42. At daybreak Jesus went out to a solitary place. The people were looking for him and when they came to where he was, they tried to keep him from leaving them.
43. But he said, "I must preach the good news of the kingdom of God to the other towns also, because that is why I was sent."
44. And he kept on preaching in the synagogues of Judea. [9][read chapter]
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Ok some people might think this sounds crazy but I was wondering if anyone knows why the beaches have been plagued with grasshoppers? They are floating in the ocean and taking over the beaches. Yesterday on the beach was like grasshopper D-day. My bro was on the beach 2 days ago and said he didn't see a single grasshopper, and now you cant walk 10 feet without one trying to jump on you. Kinda cool, really weird. There is little on the web to explain such a thing and the local news hasn't announced anything to my knowledge. Some suggest it could have to do with natural aberrations and the quake in Cali earlier this week.
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Meet NYC's Top Girl Scout Cookie Sellers (ABC News)
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By Stefanie Tuder
Top cookie seller is a coveted title and one New York City's Girl Scouts battle for year after year. Two Scouts in particular, Najah Lorde and Olivia Cranshaw, both 12, have been in the top two spots for the past two years.
Last Year, Cranshaw nabbed the top spot. This year, Lorde used her parents' connections at work and church to edge out the competition.
Lorde managed to sell 2,833 boxes — a whopping 692 more than Cranshaw. Despite the matchup, the two girls remain friends.
"I thought she was really nice and put the time into it which is good," Cranshaw said. "She deserved to be number one. I wish I made the top spot, but second's good, too."
Lorde, who took the top spot by selling at school, her parents' offices and church, couldn't be happier about the win.
"I was running all over the house screaming and jumping up and down," she said.
Katie Soper, director of product sales for the Girl Scouts of Greater New York, said the girls both exemplify the best of Girl Scouts selling strategies.
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