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I hope this is in the right forum...if not please feel free to move it to where it belongs (other than the trash can )
Why study Greek? For me, that is...
I am going to be starting my MDiv in about a year and the Sr. Pastor wants me (very strongly wants me) to take the MDiv route rather than Biblical Studies as he wants me to have both Greek and Hebrew, with his main concern being Greek.
So why would this be so important? I understand that if you know the original language...you will better know the text as it was written, which will help with the exegesis (pulling truth from the text) of the text.
But if I am correct, the Greek that we study for NT is NOT a spoken language. And from what I have seen, there are all kinds of people that try and translate Greek to English that get it all messed up.
Take John 1:1 - this has created quite a problem with different people ("and the Word was God" compared to "and the Word was a God" compared to "and the Word was with God") Some beliefs hinge on this very verse and it's translation.
So what is the benefit of a 35 year old Youth Pastor learning Greek? Is it necissary? It is not a "you have to do this" but it is a "I really feel that you need Greek" kind of thing. Why study it when I can just look it up?
I really am interested in your opinions. It does not matter if you consider yourself a "religious" person or not. Either way, I welcome your input.
{{On a personal note...I love to study this type of thing, so I would not mind studying this. But for MDiv. (Masters of Divinity) it would end up being two years of this which would take up alot of time. Studying for fun, compared to studying for grades is two different things}}
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Ok ok ok I fell off the wagon this past week. My Birthday, combined with my little sisters 21st Birthday weekend in Vegas through me off. Still not feeling 100% today but tomorrow is back to dieting and working out!!!!
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Ben Jervey | September 9, 2011
By Ben Jervey • Friday, September 9, 2011 - 09:50
One year ago today, at about 6:11 pm, a massive natural gas line explosion ripped apart a residential neighborhood in San Bruno, California. The blast was described as "a thunderous roar heard for miles," and the geyser of fire that spewed forth killed eight people, injured dozens, destroyed 38 homes, and damaged another 70.
Last week, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), which regulates energy and resource pipelines, revealed the findings of their year-long investigation into the causes of that fatal, catastrophic blast.
"Our investigation revealed that for years, PG&E exploited weaknesses in a lax system of oversight," said NTSB Chairman Deborah A.P. Hersman. "We also identified regulators that placed a blind trust in the companies that they were charged with overseeing to the detriment of public safety."
Close Up Pictures of Gas Line Explosion Damage (CC) by smi23le on Flickr.
San Bruno fire at night (CC) by MisterOh on Wikimedia Commons.
The report, which also offers 29 new recommendations to the Department of Transportation, the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration, and local regulators, includes this eye-opening section on probable cause. (Emphasis mine.)
The National Transportation Safety Board determines that the probable cause of the accident was the Pacific Gas and Electric Company's (PG&E) (1) inadequate quality assurance and quality control in 1956 during its Line 132 relocation project, which allowed the installation of a substandard and poorly welded pipe section with a visible seam weld flaw that, over time grew to a critical size, causing the pipeline to rupture during a pressure increase stemming from poorly planned electrical work at the Milpitas Terminal; and (2) inadequate pipeline integrity management program, which failed to detect and repair or remove the defective pipe section.
Contributing to the accident were the California Public Utility Commission's (CPUC) and the U.S. Department of Transportation's exemptions of existing pipelines from the regulatory requirement for pressure testing, which likely would have detected the installation defects. Also contributing to the accident was the CPUC's failure to detect the inadequacies of PG&E's pipeline integrity management program.
Contributing to the severity of the accident were the lack of either automatic shutoff valves or remote control valves on the line and PG&E's flawed emergency response procedures and delay in isolating the rupture to stop the flow of gas.
It's worth noting that these regulatory exemptions and examples of lax oversight are precisely the types of government regulation that many Congressional Republicans are now calling an "unnecessary burden on business." They call them "job killers," but many would call them "life savers."
Finally from the You Can't Make This Stuff Up Department: The day after the NTSB released its findings, blaming PG&E and lax government oversight, another PG&E gas line exploded, destroying a Cupertino, California condo building. The utility's crews took over an hour and a half to shut off the gas flow after the explosion, and investigators immediately found at least seven leaks in the line.
While there were thankfully no fatalities in this blast, the NTSB will investigate the blast to determine any "commonalities" between it and the San Bruno tragedy.
I'm working on a much broader, more comprehensive report on the safety and hazards of gas pipelines, part of a series covering energy pipelines in North America. Stay tuned for much more.
Why do you insist on
Why do you insist on impersonating me & continually post either anti semitic comments or comments designed to make progressives look dumb? Your comments are so obviously right wing, the only one you fool is yourself. You even voted yourself one point. Let me adjust it back to zero for you.
Hows the Alberta tar sands today anonymous? It's getting harder to ply your trade isn't it?
"Why are you impersonating my
"Why are you impersonating my name, and why do you insist on stalking me and making nonsense accusations?"
Let's face it, you are here to troll & thats it. You have not once since you began using this site under the name "anonymous" contributed in any way shape or form. Your posts have just been condescending, vitriloic, anti-semitic & always with an extreme right wing tone. Then you decided that I was getting the better of you, so instead of debating me where you knew you would lose, you chose to smear me by taking a name similar to mine & started posting comments designed to distract, confuse & derail topics.
You have be banned several times now & most of your extreme right wing comments deleted. But I guess your bosses at the Alberta tar sands are on your back to derail this site, so you have to come up with something.
Quite funny your partner in ideology Rick votes me down & you up.
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"no fatalities in this
"One Year ago…"
"no fatalities in this blast"
It's positively amazing with the natural gas delivery system we have that we don't see more infernos and explosions all over the place.
When something finally does happen, it's a reminder of how remarkably well the system works. I mean who worries about the gas connections in the basement? only the paranoid.
"If electricity were really
"If electricity were really that dangerous, then it goes without saying that Desmogblog would be against that, and not natural gas. The fact that they're not against electricity proves how dangerous natural gas is."
There is no opposition to electricity itself, just an opposition to how that energy is created. There is just no need for our energy in a modern 21st century earth to be created by burning things. We have the technology & the know how to move on & we can save our natural resources for an emergency.
"The DOT is obviously taking bribes from the explosion industry, just like you."
I live in Australia, how do you figure that? You live & work in Alberta. Just who is working for who?
RickJames replied on Permalink
"There is just no need for
"There is just no need for our energy in a modern 21st century earth to be created by burning things."
Lets put that to the test. Lets see modern agriculture without fossil fuel inputs. (the modern food industry can be understood and can only exist as a system that inputs diesel fuel and outputs groceries)
Lets see at least 1 solar panel factory that runs on solar power. Does one exist? Lets see the sun soaked city of Phoenix run entirely on solar power complete with exclusive solar electric transportation and industry.
Why isn't that be done in a city that gets nothing but sun? Can they at the very least run the Hoover electric dam without fossil fuel inputs?
No, even for that they seem to need to run around in trucks. The generators and all the equipment and the concrete is built and maintained thanks to fossil fuels.
Renewable power is still just a beautiful dream.
"Lets put that to the test.
"Lets put that to the test. Lets see modern agriculture without fossil fuel inputs. (the modern food industry can be understood and can only exist as a system that inputs diesel fuel and outputs groceries)"
It's a bit of an unfair fight to pit something that we have been using for the past 100 years of more against cleantech, that has really only started to get going in the past decade or so. The fossil fuel companies are the richest in the world & they want to keep it that way. They don't want competition, their don't want free markets, they don't want their subsidies to end & they don't want a fair fight, even if it benefits humanity. Fossil fuel companies lobby hard & pressure politicians to resist allowing cleantech a foothold & you know it.
"Lets see at least 1 solar panel factory that runs on solar power. Does one exist? Lets see the sun soaked city of Phoenix run entirely on solar power complete with exclusive solar electric transportation and industry."
It's mighty heroic to make out that there is some sort of cleantech switch that we could just flick & the whole system from energy generation to transport can just failover to cleantech, but we don't because fossil fuels are just better.
The same argument could have been made a few hundred years ago when whale oil reigned supreme & fossil fuels were the new kid on the block. Naysayers, vested interests & narrow minded people would have been able to point to the low penetration of fossil fuels & declare that there is no future in it, show me one city where everyone is lighting & heating their houses with fossil fuels etc.
"Renewable power is still just a beautiful dream."
Likewise, fossil fuels were just a twinkle in the prospectors minds. Some saw opportunity. Others though it could not be done, or it's all too hard.


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Courtesy: England and Wales Cricket Board
England responded to two successive defeats – and no little criticism – with a 10-wicket mauling of Sri Lanka at Trent Bridge to level the NatWest Series.
Beaten in convincing fashion at Headingley and Lord's and knowing defeat today would spark yet more conjecture about the make-up of the one-day side, England delivered the most emphatic reminder of the credentials in the limited-overs arena in wonderfully entertaining fashion.
James Anderson led a superb bowling display that saw Sri Lanka shot out for a meagre 174 on a green pitch and under leaden skies, before Alastair Cook and Craig Kieswetter hurried them to a Duckworth/Lewis-revised target of 171 with a scarcely believable 24.1 overs of a permitted 48 to spare.
The captain followed up his Lord's hundred with a scintillating unbeaten 95 off 75 balls, and later admitted he has never batted more fluently for England. Kieswetter, who finished 72 not out off 68 deliveries, appeared pedestrian by comparison.
As if to make a point following Dinesh Chandimal's protracted attempt to engineer a century at Lord's, Cook shunned the opportunity to reach three figures as Kieswetter levelled the scores with a mighty six over midwicket.
It was remarkable – and hugely entertaining – stuff, and capped what must rank as one of the most complete one-day performances England have ever produced.
A near sell-out crowd were in clover and those fans with tickets for the series finale at Old Trafford on Saturday can consider their money well spent.
As magnificently as Cook and Kieswetter batted, England's victory can be traced back to Anderson's new-ball burst.
James Anderson makes the initial breakthrough by removing Tillakaratne Dilshan, the first of three wickets in his opening spell
He struck three times in his first five overs to reduce Sri Lanka to 20 for four, while Jade Dernbach countered a Kumar Sangakkara-led recovery – he made 75 – by taking the last three wickets in 10 deliveries.
That the start was delayed by 40 minutes by rain did not bother Anderson, who needed just five balls to have Tillakaratne Dilshan caught behind via a faint outside edge as he played back. The skipper has managed only 13 runs in four innings.
Away swing from Tim Bresnan, and an uncharacteristically open face from Mahela Jayawardene, provided Jonathan Trott with a simple catch at first slip, and Anderson nipped one back to have Chandimal lbw without scoring in the next over.
Thilina Kandamby drove Anderson through extra-cover the ball before he edged to second slip in the process of withdrawing his bat. England were rampant.
The decision to promote Suraj Randiv to number six was successful to a degree, but Sri Lanka were still in serious peril at 57 for five after he gloved Stuart Broad down the leg side. It was Broad's first wicket of the series.
Sangakkara, composed as ever, was content to let Angelo Mathews lead a counter-attack that featured towering straight sixes off Dernbach and Broad.
Their aggressive running relied occasionally on luck, and it took a brilliant return catch from Bresnan, clinging on with his fingertips as he dived forward in his follow-through to take a leading edge, to end Mathews' spirited innings of 39.
Craig Kieswetter advances to drive as he and Cook propel a rampant England to their target of 171 with 24.1 overs to spare
Jeevan Mendis was caught behind by a leaping Kieswetter as he attempted to cut a well-directed bouncer from Broad, and Sri Lanka's decision to take the batting powerplay after 40 overs backfired emphatically as Dernbach demonstrated his prowess at the death.
Nuwan Kulasekara was pinned in front by a yorker, Lasith Malinga had his middle stump uprooted as he made room, and Sangakkara, aiming to clear the leg side, sliced to backward point, where Eoin Morgan made a tricky catch over his shoulder look easy.
Any hopes Sri Lanka harboured of making similarly impressive use of favourable bowling conditions were put into context when Cook struck Kulasekara for three successive fours in the first over.
His innings contained 16 in total, and all came courtesy of authentic strokes as he combined power and timing to devastating effect. With the exception of Kieswetter's three sixes, the ball rarely left the turf.
Cook's fifty spanned 37 balls to Kieswetter's 48, and the pair now boast the highest partnership for any wicket against Sri Lanka, comfortably surpassing the 154 shared by Graeme Hick and Neil Fairbrother at Adelaide in 1998.
Victory was England's first by 10 wickets against Sri Lanka. There could be no better illustration of their unfettered dominance.


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- RS 13:22, 13 March 2006 (EST): Inclusion of content from parts of pages. Currently you can include content from a page into the current page using {{:Page name}}. It would be nice to also be able to include content from a subsection of a page like this {{:Page name#Topic name}}. This may require a software modification rather than an extension (and thus be beyond our capabilities), but I thought I would put the request here anyway.
- Austin 13:30, 13 March 2006 (EST): Can you give an example where this would be particularly useful? You can always put the subsection into its own page and include it both from the 'content page' and the 'including page.'
- RS 13:37, 13 March 2006 (EST): Well the case I just encountered was wanting to include {{:Synthetic Biology:Vectors/Single copy plasmid#Layout}} on the Synthetic Biology:Vectors/Wishlist under the pSB5* heading. I could spin out the information to a separate page, but ideally I would like to leave it on the original page and just include it elsewhere.
- Watch a group of pages (similar to Recentchangesfilter) for even pages that don't exist yet (i.e. all calendar pages) or be able to choose to receive email on changes. Perhaps a calendar specific email notifying system.
- Allow users to add custom links to their sidebar. Perhaps allow users to specify a group that have a set of links. Randy wants this for iGEM.
- Modify show/hide extension so it works when printing. Even better, allow show/hiding without the extension at all using just css/js.
- Austin 20:44, 18 April 2006 (EDT): Perhaps something like this would be useful for implementing using only css/js: http://www.bobbyvandersluis.com/articles/unobtrusiveshowhide.php
- Allow importing of an entire other wiki into OWW. You can dump all pages including revisions of a wiki with dumpBackup.php into a xml file. Ideally, a script should go through and add some prefix to all page names and all the wiki links. Then import into OWW and you have a copy of another wiki under a sub-namespace.
- Austin 20:41, 18 April 2006 (EDT): Implemented at User:Austin/Extensions/dumpRewrite
- BC 19:04, 24 April 2006 (EDT): Since you can get the xml link for a google calendar, we could actually just use a google calendar for OWW and embed the xml into a wiki page with some formatting.


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FITC RoundupApril 13, 2005
Some disjointed thoughts about Toronto and Flash in the Can.
I just got back from the better part of a week in Toronto for the annual 'Flash in the Can' conference. The most common reaction I got after mentioning that I'd be speaking at this particular conference was, naturally, why? I very rarely use Flash, and my topic was CSS-related anyway.
As I said while speaking, the best I could come up with was that I got invited as the 'token CSS guy'. There were other non-Flash presentations though, some more creatively-inclined (with obvious relevance) and some more technically inclined (with slightly less obvious synergy). In that context, I think for both myself and the audience, the talk I did actually fit in.
What surprised me was the interest. For my 9am presentation, arguably the worst time slot of any conference, the room was surprisingly full. During Q&A at the end, some very thoughtful and considered questions came up. I could tell that many in the audience were experienced CSS users. Not quite what I was expecting.
Flash in the Can itself was a well-organized, smoothly run conference. I never did get a chance to meet and thank the organizers, so thanks for the invite Shawn.
I alternated my time between seeing a few other presentations and exploring Toronto. I managed to catch most of David Carson's talk and a few minutes of Yugo Nakumura on the last day. It seemed that the presenters I specifically wanted to see were content to show their work, say a few words about their process, and end without having covered anything terribly profound.
The highlight of the talks I saw was James Patterson, a guy I'd never heard of before. When he started running through his work though, I immediately recognized his style. He's done enough TV spots that you may too. While you could never call it pretty, it's uniquely distinct in a grungy, 'flawed beauty' sense, and I found his creation process absolutely fascinating. He's into automatically generating a final result from simple animation components. He starts on a very low, modular level and strings together a sampling from his huge library of previously rendered and animated pieces to create the final result. Quite an eye-opener.
It being my first time in the city (I'm surprisingly non well-travelled in my own country), I made a point of exploring Toronto. The first day or two were extremely disorienting. Almost every flight I've taken over the past three years has landed in the US. Deplaning from a 4.5 hour flight to a city that was still a part of Canada took some adjustment.
Yep, I did the CN Tower. The top observation deck is equivalent to 147 stories high, which (it's claimed) makes it the highest one in the world. There's a glass floor on one level which is about 110 stories high. Talk about a psychological barrier — I'm not afraid of heights, but walking on a clear floor that high up was extremely uncomfortable.
And finally, the people. What I most enjoy about going to conferences is the cool people I get to meet. After my presentation on Sunday morning, I shook hands with a guy who turned out to be Daniel Burka of SilverOrange (and Firefox logo) fame, and his former co-worker Geoffrey (sorry, I never did catch your last name.) Both were great guys with whom I ended up grabbing lunch and wandering the city.
And we did a dinner with the webstandards.to group. As bad with names as I am, I believe those present were Joe, Daniel, Suzanne, Mike, Brice, Joanna, Craig, and no doubt one or two others I'm missing. It was good to hear about a group across the country doing what I wish we had going here in Vancouver. It might be time to get moving on that…
Coming tomorrow: a discussion of Microsoft's FITC presentation of Avalon (their new rendering system) and XAML (the code that goes along with it).
'Twas good to finally meet you in person — and I can assure you, the waitresses in Toronto usually aren't as bad as the ones we encountered during our meals.
Ah, I used to work with James P.; he's a great guy, and insanely talented. If you've not checked out some of the stuff he did with Amit Pitaru[1], it's worth your time.
And if you're up for a bit of digging[2], the Kermit Intermissions are so very, very wrong (and oh-so-NSFW).
[1] http://www.insertsilence.com/
[1] http://www.halfempty.com/james/
That picture of the glass floor brought back a flood of memories of it from when I was 4. Thanks!
You're incredibly lucky you've got no fear of heights. I'd probably avoid that floor like the plague. Even the picture of it gave me vertigo, which just means my phobia is getting worse.
Perhaps to conquer it, I'll go to Toronto and jump on the glass. Or maybe I won't, because if it broke, I'd be dead as a doornail. A very, very squished doornail.
Glad you enjoyed my hometown. Certainly the variety of the city is its greatest strength. In just an afternoon, you can walk through China, Greece, Korea, and Italy. I kind of like that.
It would have been great to come to FITC, but my poor student budget just couldn't justify the cost. Thanks for sharing your experience though.
Wow that's awesome. I wish I could go to Toronto sometimes (I live in vancouver as well). How were the new Flash gadgets they introduced in FIC? Each year they are supposed to have some new stuff/projects that are supposed to amaze everyone.
Ah, come on Dave, I went to the CN Tower for my 10th birthday and my friends and I all jumped up and down on the glass, testing the "eighteen hippopotamus" weight limit. It was fun as heck, and it even got my mother worried and agitated, which was the plan.
I'm hoping to get to the FITC conference in a few years when I have something to gain from it other than a feeling of awe at the scale of information there. Oh, and I need money. Being a student is awesome.
Wasn't the Firefox logo by Jon Hicks?
Who's Daniel Burka?
Straight from
"The final chosen design was a concept from Daniel Burka and sketched by Stephen Desroches,"
To quote;
"It was good to hear about a group across the country doing what I wish we had going here in Vancouver. It might be time to get moving on that…"
I definitely concur. Seeing these types of events come and go from other areas of the world, it would be nice to have something close that I could have a chance at attending and contributing to.
Dave, glad you enjoyed your time at FITC. I'm also glad to hear that you found some method to our madness for inviting a CSS guy to a "Flash" conference. As I'm sure you noticed, the conference this year was less about Flash and more about design and technology. CSS of course is one technology used to facilitate the delivery of design and thus a perfect fit. When looking for someone to represent the CSS front we could think of no one better.
Unfortunately due to the mass amounts of content we try and squeeze into a limited schedule you did end up being the token CSS guy despite our hopes for that to not be the case.
Hope to see you back again next year!
Coming into the FITC weekend, your presentation was the one I was most looking forward to. Flash is nowhere near my thing, and I have fully adapted my web design to web standards.
After the first day I met some of the presenters and reviewed some of the other presentation write-ups… I will be honest, it was a huge toss-up between yours and just about every other presentation 9am on Saturday. The search engine one and the Keep It Simple looked interesting; I figured I had known what you would present anyways.
I decided to attend yours, even though I am fluent in CSS and Web Standards, and boy am I glad I did.
Dave, you explained flash's co-existance with web standards really well. I like how you pointed out that websites designed entirely in flash are not SEO and not accessible. Your examples were valuable and relevant. I hope some of those less familiar with web standards took away some important key points.
Also, standing around after Yugo's presentation, I found your notes on the podium. I took them… hope you don't mind. =)
Did you happen to catch Colin Moock's presentation?
Here is a link for anyone interested in web standards CSS and Flash.
From Claus Wahlers of DENG fame.
Great site Dave.
Many thanks,


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Comprised of stellar keyboard and vocalist, Allan Hall and sibling vocalists Todd and Nicol Smith, this trio has achieved renowned success within the Christian marketplace. Initially, focused on reinterpreting original hymns into their own harmonious style, Selah, an award winning group sets its sights on continuing a growing sales pattern and winning and influencing music consumers well beyond the Christian marketplace.
KEY TALKING POINTS:* Dove Award Winning Group* Career Sales of over 400,000 units* Extensive touring group wins in person* Harmonies unmatched with any other Christian group* Established fan base* Core Appeal (25-54 Christian Women)* Well respected at both Christian retail outlets and press* Achieved success at introducing Selah to mainstream markets* Sales history of over 400,000 units sold
KEY SELLING POINTS: RADIO* Selah 'All My Praise' launches to INSPO radio in March04* Target AC Radio - new format for Selah to be targeted with a different single in effort to broaden audience.* Trade advertising campaign in support of debut singles* Multiple singles from the solo projects will be released to radio to drive awareness to Hiding Place as well as the solo projects. **Allen Hall 'Down In The River' single add date 2/20/04**Nicol Smith 'Jacob's Well' single add date 2/27/04**Todd Smith 'I Turn To You' single add date March2004
PUBLICITY* Heavy focus on CCM features in the following outlets: Print, CCM, CCM New Release Guide, Christianity Today, Today's Christian Woman, Christian Reader, Campus Life, Marriage Partnership, Christian Music Planet, Spirit Led Woman...and more!
TV* 700 Club, Trinity Broadcasting, LeSea Broadcasting, Inspirational Network
MARKETING* Radio Satellite Tours - Selah to speak on air during morning drive during street week to maximize awareness surrounding new album's launch.* Radio Contest - Radio contest will focus on targeted airplay markets centering on singles and albums core message.* Soul2Soul Radio Special - Broadcasts in 470 markets and offers daily :60 spots of interviews, Christian music news and :60 devotionals/including over 30 Christian reporting radio stations across multiple formats - AC/CHR/INSP/ROCK - to air weekend after release.
ADVERTISING:* RADIO - Radio buys to target top Selah markets* TV - Direct Response Television campaign to begin week prior to release and continue into June04. TV Targets include: Inspirational Network - 20 Million households; The Christian Network - affiliated with PAX Network; Faith TV-5 million households; Cornerstone TV
* ONLINE Strategy will focus on branding Selah's street date amongst radio listeners and broadening Selah's audience by targeting introductions to AC radio listeners through other artist's websites, chat rooms, web portals,etc.
* RETAIL **Selah record to be stickered with a removable coupon/pre-order mention for solo projects**Merchandising campaign to include 2X1 header cards and 1X1s**Account advertising sought throghout CBA Marketplace**Pre-Order system to be put into place for the Selah record to begin March 1, 2004
BONUS CD With the launch of Selah's 3rd studio album, Curb Records is pleased to offer a separate bonus CD within the Hiding Place package giving core Selah consumers a sneak peak into the solo project debuts for each member of Selah.
Todd, Nicol and Allan have each recorded albums that reflect their individuality as artists. Together, this individuality displays a unique sound and powerful harmony that only Selah can deliver...individually, their solo projects take you on three very different explorations within their own musical identities. The solo project debut from each member of Selah will be available on August 10, 2004!
CD includes: 1. 'I Turn To You', Todd Smith2. 'Anything & Everything', Nicol Smith3. 'Down In The River', Allan Hall4. 'You Raise Me Up', SelahThis combo package is a cornerstone to the launch of both the Selah album and the solo projects. Each will be marketed together ranging from an extensive television campaign to retail advertising intiatives.** Exclusive offer allows 10 weeks of targeted exposure to core Selah fans offering pre-release awareness and word of mouth advertising.** The initial shipment will contain a coupon/pre-order mention towards each of the 3 solo albums** An extensive campaign through Christian press outlets to run from March04 through the end of the 2004** One Selah track and three solo singles will all be driving sales of the Selah album for the first 60 days.** An extensive direct response television campaign will kick off in May04 and run through the summer of 2004 advertising the Selah album and limited edition bonus CD. ** Selah's 2004 touring schedule will include a 20 minute feature midway through the performance to feature and promote each of the solo projects debuts.


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With over a billion users worldwide, the Internet is one of history's great success stories. However, today's Internet was designed in the 1970s, for purposes that bear little resemblance to current and future usage scenarios. Many challenges in the areas of technology, business, society and governance will have to be overcome if the future development of the Internet is to sustain the networked society of tomorrow.
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The Future Internet Public-Private Partnership (FI-PPP) is a European programme for Internet innovation. It is aimed at accelerating the development and adoption of Future Internet technologies in Europe, advancing the European market for smart infrastructures and increasing the effectiveness of business processes through the Internet.
It follows an industry-driven, user-oriented approach that combines R&D on network and communication technologies, devices, software, service and media technologies; and their experimentation and validation in real application contexts. It brings together the demand and supply sides, and it involves users early into the research lifecycle. The platform technologies will be used and validated by many actors, in particular by small and medium-sized companies and public administrations.
The projects are distributed as follows. To learn more about each one of them, read Projects.
Thus, the effectiveness of business processes and infrastructures supporting applications in areas such as transport, health or energy can be increased; leading to the creation of innovative business models that strengthen the competitive position of the European industry in sectors such as telecommunication, mobile devices, software and services, and content provision and media.
The whole process has been divided into three stages.
/ Phase 1 (90 M€ European investment)
It was aimed to define the technological foundation (May 2011-April 2014) and create 8 use case projects (April 2011-March 2013). This technological core of the FI-PPP is called FIWARE and is built to facilitate access to services, cloud hosting, Internet of Things connection, data and context management or security. During this phase, infrastructures were tested and evaluated, and large amounts of reference architecture were to be created.
/ Phase 2 (80 M€ European investment)
This phase (April 2013-March 2015) was aimed to develop
the core platform through the XIFI project and the implementation of FIWARE nodes. Large scale trials tested the versatility of the platform components in specific usage domains.
/ Phase 3 (100 M€ European investment)
The third phase of the FI-PPP (September 2014-September 2016) is very much focused on entrepreneurs, startups and SMEs. It is aimed at improving a stable infrastructure for the large-scale trials and at creating a sustainable ecosystem for SME-driven innovation through the selection of 16 business accelerators (FIWARE Accelerator Programme).


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Two music specialists from artsbased schools demonstrate different approaches to serving diverse student populations. At Harmony Leland Elementary School in Mableton, Georgia, all 500 students study the violin. Their classes with Barrett Jackson become lessons in character and discipline. D
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South Dakota's Megan Glisar Takes Sixth in NCAA High Jump, Coyote Women Finish in Top 20
South Dakota junior Megan Glisar capped a big weekend for the Coyote women's track team with a sixth place finish in the high jump at the NCAA Track & Field Championships in Eugene, Oregon.
Glisar, the 2012 NAIA indoor champ for Morningside College, made her first four jumps Saturday, the last at six feet, before failing on three attempts at 6' 1 1/4". The six-foot jump tied a season best for Glisar.
The sixth place finish gave the Coyotes three team points. Those combined with the 12 points picked up in the pole vault Friday, gave USD a total of 15 points, good for a share of 18th place with Michigan State. The finish was 16 spots higher than last year's nationals performance.


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JACKSONVILLE Recreation and Parks hosts �Walk with a Doc� at noon Oct. 18. Walk with a health professional discussing breast cancer awareness and staying healthy. Call 910-938-5312.
JACKSONVILLE Recreation and Parks hosts �Walk with a Doc� at noon Oct. 18. Walk with a health professional discussing breast cancer awareness and staying healthy. Call 910-938-5312.
ONSLOW Commission for Persons with Disabilities hosts its annual banquet at 6 p.m. Oct. 18 at Marston Pavilion aboard Camp Lejeune. Tickets $20. Call 910-347-3141 Ext. 236.
COUNCIL FOR the Arts, 826 New Bridge Street hosts a free Wee Little Tree workshop at 4 p.m. Oct. 18 for Festival of Trees on Nov. 23-25. Entry deadline is Nov. 15. Call 910-455-9840.
ONSLOW Senior Services offers a flu shot clinic for seniors 55 years and older from 9 to 11 a.m. Oct. 18 at Swansboro Nutrition Site. Cost $30, bring insurance card. Call 910-455-2747.
JACKSONVILLE VFW Post 9133, 1450 Piney Green Road celebrates the U.S. Navy�s 238th birthday with a cake cutting ceremony at 2 p.m. Oct. 18. Call 910-353-6810.
COASTAL Carolina Clay Guild hosts its annual Holiday Show and Sale from 5 to 7 p.m. Nov. 1 at Hannah Block Community Arts Center, Wilmington. Free.
SWANSBORO Parks and Recreation offers �Photography on a Budget� from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 19 at the recreation center. Cost $25 by Oct. 18. Call 910-326-2600.
RETIRED/Former Marine Corps Exchange Employees meeting at 11:30 a.m. Oct. 17 at Golden Corral.
ONSLOW COUNTY Republican Party meets at 9 a.m. Oct. 19 at Comfort Suites with Republican candidates for city elections will speak. Call 910-238-2280.
N.C. COASTAL Federation seeks volunteers for its Big Sweep Event to clean up a coastal marsh from 1 to 3 p.m. Oct. 19. Meet at Causeway Pier, Morehead City. Call 252-222-6359.
CAMELLIA Flower Show Seminar/Sale held Nov. 2 at Onslow Multipurpose Complex, 4024 Richlands Hwy. Sales from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Seminar/show from noon to 5 p.m.
FRIENDS OF Discovery Garden meets from 10 a.m. to noon Oct. 19 at Onslow Multipurpose Complex with speaker Diana Rashash and Lisa Rayburn.
HAVELOCK HIGH School hosts its annual Crystal Coast Band Classic from 9:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Nov. 2 featuring 23 area bands to perform. Admission $8. Havelockband.com.
REVITALIZE Richlands presents �Fall Into Downtown� from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 19 in historic downtown Richlands with food, arts and crafts, live music and more.
PROSTATE Cancer support group meets at 8 a.m. Oct. 19 for breakfast at Onslow Memorial Hospital cafeteria. Meeting at 8:30 a.m. at west wing classroom with Mark Fulcher of Johnson Drugs. Call 910-347-6289.
DINNER/SHOW �Let�s Go to the Hop� from 6 to 9:30 p.m. Oct. 19 at Back Swamp Community Building with music by Steve Bell and the Classix�s. Cost $20. Call 910-358-4925.
MOONLIGHT Escapades Fun Run/Walk fundraiser for Crystal Coast Hospice House, Newport at 8 p.m Oct. 19 at Friendly Market, Morehead City. Registration $25. Crystalcoasthospicehouse.org.
CARTERET Parks and Recreation hosts a Craftsmen Show fundraiser for Special Olympics from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 19 at Fort Benjamin Center, Newport. Call 252-504-4263.
HARVEST Festival presented by Youth Empowerment and Success from 1 to 4 p.m. Oct. 19 at Saunders Funeral Home parking lot, 212 Bell Fork Road with games, refreshments and costume contest.
RIVERSIDE School Homecoming held Nov. 16 at New Bern National Guard Armory with lunch, program and speaker Flavius Hall Jr. Information call 252-349-0102.
JACKSONVILLE VFW Post 9133, 1450 Piney Green Road will hold a yard sale fundraiser at 8 a.m. Oct. 19 with breakfast served. Polka music by Iggy at 8 p.m. Dinner $8.
COASTAL Carolina Branch JDRF hosts a meet/learn about Diabetic Assistance Dogs from 3 to 5 p.m. Oct. 19 at The Cove-First Baptist Church, Wilmington. RSVP at 910-509-9899.
HAVELOCK Chili Festival will be held Oct. 18-19 at Walter B. Jones Park, Havelock with chili contest, music, exhibits, vendors and more. Call 252-447-1101 or chilifestival.org.
USO OF N.C., Jacksonville Center presents �The Patriot Tour� on Oct. 16 at 9 Tallman Street with music, comedy and more. Doors open at 6 p.m. Tickets $25. Call 910-455-3411.
CRYSTAL Coast Habitat for Humanity will hold a home dedication ceremony at 11:30 a.m. Oct. 18 at 120 Old Mill Road, Newport. Information call 252-223-2111.


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Today I am going to show you a multi-movement exercise that is going to test your core and upper body strength.
This exercise is great for working your chest, core, lower back and also very beneficial in targeting smaller muscles in your upper body.
We are going to use gliding discs for this workout and you will feel the burn.
Gliding discs are a perfect tool to target your entire core without crunches.
They can be purchased online for about $15.
• Drop down to all fours on the floor and place your feet on the gliding discs. Bring your body to the push up position, and position your legs about shoulder-width apart.
• Your body should be in a straight line with hands and feet spaced evenly. This is the starting position.
• You will shift your body weight to the right side and bring your left hand to your left thigh. Then shift your body to the left side and bring your right hand to your right thigh. Make sure to come back to the starting position each time. Keep your core tight as you alternate sides back and forth.
• You will perform 5 reps on each hand/leg making sure to alternate sides. Perform a total of 10 hand to thigh slaps making sure not to sway your hips and body.
• After you finish, you will hold the push-up starting position and drag your feet with your hands, one in front of the other.
• Make sure to keep your feet on the discs and move down the floor as far as you can, preferably 10-15 feet. The key is making sure you keep your body as straight as possible, or you will not get the full benefits of the exercise.
To make the exercise more difficult you can complete another set of hand to thighs at the finish. You could also add in a push-up at the start and finish of the upright planking drag exercise.
Nathan Mikeska is a certified personal trainer and wellness coach at Ourlife Health. He holds a B.S. in Nutrition from Georgia Southern University. He can be reached at 912-354-4687 or email@example.com.
This burger can be used as a maintenance recipe for those on the Ourskinny program
2 lbs 97 percent lean freshly ground beef or turkey
Pinch of salt and pepper to taste
¼ tsp chili powder
1/8 tsp cayenne pepper
1/3 cup fresh diced sweet onion
1 ½ Tbsp fresh parsley
¼ cup unsweetened almond milk
¾ cup blueberries
Place ground meat into a large bowl and gently break it up. Add all ingredients except blueberries. When incorporating the seasonings and milk, fold in gently with your fingers.
Add the blueberries, being careful not to smash or break the berries.
Divide the meat into 8 small burger patties about a half inch thick. Key: The less over handling, the juicier and more flavorful your burgers will be.
Place the burgers on a hot charcoal grill. Avoid using the spatula to flatten and press the juices out to prevent dryness.
Nutritional Information
Servings: 8
Per Serving:
300 calories
21 g protein
7 g carbohydrates
15 g fat


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Car manufacturers on Tuesday advised the state of The golden state to even more alleviate its recommended guidelines for self-governing lorries, stating the state did not reply to their earlier arguments by making sufficient modifications to its scheduled collection of regulations for self-driving cars and trucks.
At a public hearing in Sacramento checked through webcast, car manufacturers advised The golden state to go down some extra recommended guidelines as well as leave a lot of the oversight to the United States National Freeway Web traffic Safety and security Management. However security as well as customer supporters advised the state to embrace stringent oversight, as well as an authorities from San Francisco claimed cities need to have a lot more neighborhood control.
A variety of car manufacturers have actually claimed they intend to start releasing self-driving lorries, some in business fleets, by 2020-2021
Paul Scullion, a supervisor at the Organization of Global Automakers, claimed The golden state's recommended guidelines go "as well much."
The team opposes The golden state's strategy to need a license to release self-governing lorries, which need to satisfy efficiency as well as style standards. "We do not assume calling for a license to release is the appropriate strategy," Scullion claimed.
International Car manufacturers claimed it opposes The golden state's proposition that it might take out licenses to release lorries also if they satisfied government demands.
Ron Medford, supervisor of security at Alphabet Inc's self-driving system Waymo, advised The golden state to rapidly release last regulations "to offer producers with the assurance that they require."
Brian Soublet, replacement supervisor of the California Division of Electric motor Automobiles, claimed the firm will certainly examine written remarks prior to revealing last regulations.
Andre Welch, a Ford Electric motor Carbon monoxide authorities, asked the state to raise the recommended restriction on screening self-driving lorries evaluating greater than 10,000extra pounds, such as multi-passenger shuttle bus.
Existing The golden state guidelines need self-driving examination lorries to have standard hands-on controls such as guiding wheels as well as pedals, along with a back-up motorist. The golden state relocated to transform the regulations as several states claimed they would certainly permit screening of lorries without standard controls.
In March, The golden state's Division of Electric motor Automobiles modified suggested regulations to permit screening by the end of the year of self-governing lorries without human back-up motorists.
After arguments from car manufacturers, the proposition was modified to go down demands that neighborhood areas authorize screening which firms create a year of screening information prior to being permitted to release lorries on public roadways.
Amongst those that required stringent oversight of self-driving cars and trucks were Customers for Automobile Dependability as well as Safety and security. "We do not rely on the car producers or the technology market to safeguard the general public in the lack of government cars security criteria," claimed the team's head of state Rosemary Shahan.


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Jeff Robinson 8/21/2012 9:50:13 AMWow - This is Outstanding Phyllis! #1481568
Kathy Salerni 8/21/2012 10:05:48 AMHoly Cow, Phyllis! All I can say is Winner, Winner, Winner!! #10284159
Usman M. Bajwa 8/21/2012 2:02:06 PMNat Geo stuff, Phyllis. Nat GEO!!!
Reynaldo D. Reyes 8/21/2012 2:15:34 PMI agree with Kathy, this image has Winner written all over it. Superb work Phyllis! #10284419
Jack Gaskin 8/21/2012 2:46:39 PMINSTANT FAVORITE You just did my #1 Dream Shoot
Happy Processing
Jack #10284499
Carol L. Fowler 8/21/2012 2:52:52 PMExcellent capture! Fantastic! #10284510
Phyllis H. Burchett 8/21/2012 2:55:15 PMThanks everybody! #10284516
Emile Abbott 8/21/2012 3:39:33 PMOMG THIS IS FANTASTIC PHYLLIS #10284598
Carol A. Grady 8/21/2012 5:48:41 PMI wish I could come up with a word other than FANTASTIC! Phyllis. But this is truly a winner. We will definitely see this again. #10284776
Gary Enloe 8/22/2012 5:14:38 AMOutstanding capture Phyllis. Great color, comp and I am sure a trip to remember #10285323
Rona L. Schwarz 8/23/2012 10:16:04 PMWelcome Back, Phyllis! Looks like you had a fabulous trip. This is SPECTACULAR!! Truly an incredible image. Have to agree - WINNER coming up! Can't wait to see more! #10287707
Phyllis H. Burchett 8/24/2012 9:17:41 AMThank you all for taking the time to look and your wonderful comments! I've been on the road so much it's been hard to have time to sit down and look at all the new images you've all been posting. #10288291
Memoriee G. Sconce 8/24/2012 9:43:18 AMTruly beautiful.
JO ANN CLEVELAND 8/25/2012 6:12:53 PMThis one fannnn...tastic capture, the light, the bear and the bird...I too think this is a winner girl!! Love it! A fave for me..
jo ann c. #10290135
Val Feldman 8/27/2012 1:19:50 PMEvery one of yours I look at, sigh deeply at the incredible beauty and processing and think WINNER-WINNER! No exception here #10292682
James Garrison 9/5/2012 7:26:56 PMWonderful. #10310592
Pattie Smith 9/7/2012 3:35:56 PMMagical image Phyllis! #10313409
Phyllis A. Houghton 9/11/2012 11:36:40 PMThis is one of those images I won't forget. Like Pattie said it is magical. Great light, color and especially the silhouette. #10319200
Bojan Bencic 9/24/2012 9:46:14 AMWOW! Congratulations on your finalist, Phyllis. #10335739
Emile Abbott 9/24/2012 10:10:41 AMI am not surprised to see this as finalist and go for the gold Phyllis. Congratulation on another outstanding finalist. #10335847
Liz blahh 9/24/2012 12:37:05 PMBeautiful, congratulations! #10336471
Stefania Barbier 9/24/2012 12:40:11 PMhow beautiful... congratulations on your finalist!!! #10336490
Ann Coates 9/24/2012 1:03:50 PMCongratulations on your stunning finalist. #10336678
Pattie Smith 9/24/2012 1:14:57 PMSuch a wonderful finalist photo Phyllis! Congrats! #10336780
Patrick Rouzes 9/24/2012 2:14:24 PMCONGRATS & good luck on this incredible finalist, Phyllis!
Michelle Alton 9/24/2012 2:18:25 PMSpectacular Phyllis. Immense congratulations! #10337172
The Judges at BetterPhoto.com 9/24/2012 2:56:13 PMBeautiful image #10337429
Pat Abbott 9/24/2012 3:02:55 PMBeautiful capture! Congrats on your finalist! #10337461
Danny B. Head 9/24/2012 3:10:22 PMI think this will be the winner! Concrats! #10337492
Kathy Salerni 9/24/2012 3:31:09 PMI knew it! This has Gold written all over it! Congrats, Phyllis! #10337620
Phyllis A. Houghton 9/24/2012 4:19:21 PMPhyllis, Congrats on your fantastic finalist! #10337830
Lydia Williams 9/24/2012 4:29:07 PMAmazing shot, Phyllis..congratulations! #10337874
Tammy M. Anderson 9/24/2012 4:31:47 PMBeautiful finalist and capture. Congrats! #10337884
Deborah C. Lewinson 9/24/2012 4:34:39 PMWow, Phyllis, what a marvelous finalist!
Congrats and best wishes!
Debby #10337892
JO ANN CLEVELAND 9/24/2012 5:27:25 PMCongratulations on this fantastic finalist Phyllis!
jo ann c. #10338219
Phyllis H. Burchett 9/24/2012 5:32:13 PMThanks so much everyone and the judges for your comments! #10338237
Marilyn Cornwell 9/24/2012 5:48:12 PMA wonderful and beautiful finalist! #10338288
Carol Flisak 9/24/2012 6:30:42 PMOutstanding image, Phyllis... love the light, the silhouette and reflections! Huge congrats on another finalist! #10338508
Leslie McLain 9/24/2012 6:41:52 PMCongrats on an amazing finalist, Phyllis. #10338591
Donna La Mattino Pagakis 9/24/2012 6:43:12 PMYou know I love this Phyllis. Huge congrats on your finalist. I hope this photograph wins big GOLD!!!! #10338615
The Judges at BetterPhoto.com 9/24/2012 7:11:43 PMFabulous silhouettes! #10338794
Phyllis H. Burchett 9/24/2012 7:50:40 PMThanks guys and judges! #10338974
Tammy Espino 9/24/2012 7:52:27 PMCongrats on this awesome finalist!:) #10338981
Tammy Espino 9/24/2012 7:52:28 PMCongrats on this awesome finalist!:) #10338982
Reynaldo D. Reyes 9/24/2012 8:06:25 PMAn outstanding shot indeed. Congratulations Phyllis! #10339026
Renee Doyle 9/24/2012 9:15:50 PMI LOVE this .... can you slip it into my gallery - lol!!!!
Rony Sagy 9/24/2012 10:22:06 PMOh, this finalist is FANTASTIC. As Val and others said: winner winner winner. #10339332
Kimber Wallwork-Heineman 9/25/2012 6:41:04 AMAmazing image - a winner for sure! #10339981
Debra R. Harder 9/25/2012 7:25:38 AMThis is a winner in my book all the way, Phyllis! LOVE THIS! Huge congratulations on your SUPERB finalist! #10340076
Carla Capra 9/25/2012 7:43:15 AMOUTSTANDING!!
Cathy Barrows 9/25/2012 9:57:23 AMCongrats on your POTD...love it #10340456
Christopher Budny 9/25/2012 3:46:22 PMWhat a beauty! Love the silhouette against all that incredible orange... congratulations! #10341190
Heather Loewenhardt 9/25/2012 8:22:58 PMThe lighting is fantastic Phyllis. This should go gold. Congrats and good luck. #10341598
Jessica Jenney 9/26/2012 7:56:17 AMCongratulations, Phyllis on your amazing finalist! #10342240
Rona L. Schwarz 9/27/2012 7:38:01 PMCan't wait to see the GOLD on this super fabulous image, Phyllis! Huge Congratulations again! #10344251
Nadia Paul 9/28/2012 11:33:27 PMCongrats on your wonderful finalist Phyllis! #10345893
Salwa Afef 10/2/2012 8:12:51 AMStunning silhouette ,congratulations on your wonderful winner !! #10350405
Christopher Budny 10/2/2012 8:14:17 AMHuge congratulations on this golden winner! #10350406
Patrick Rouzes 10/2/2012 8:18:42 AMCONGRATULATIONS on your Grand Prize Winner- happy for you, Phyllis. #10350411
Dominick M. Dimacale 10/2/2012 8:22:48 AMCongratulations Phyllis on your Grand Prize Win!!!
Dominick #10350421
Liz blahh 10/2/2012 8:24:02 AMCongratulations on your beautiful "Grand" prize winner! #10350424
Deborah C. Lewinson 10/2/2012 8:34:46 AMHardy congrats, Phyllis, on your breathtaking Grand Prize Winner!!!!
Debby #10350471
Andre Larose 10/2/2012 8:35:28 AMExcellent capture and well deserved Grand prize winner.
André #10350472
Diane E. Deming 10/2/2012 8:39:01 AMSuch a unique photo and well-deserved grand prize winner, Phyllis. Congratulations! #10350481
Judy V. Kennamer 10/2/2012 8:47:49 AMWOO HOO!!!! Way to go Phyllis!!! Congrats on your gorgeous Grand Prize Winner!!!!
Usman M. Bajwa 10/2/2012 8:48:25 AMNat Geo stuff, Phyllis. Nat GEO!!! Glad the Judges agreed. BIG CONGRATZ on the GRAND PRIZE WINNER!!!
Terry A. Stoa 10/2/2012 8:57:09 AMStupendous work! Such a well-deserved Grand Prize image. #10350532
JO ANN CLEVELAND 10/2/2012 9:16:07 AMWay to go Phyllis..congrats on your Grand Prize Winner!
jo ann c. #10350581
Donna La Mattino Pagakis 10/2/2012 9:22:34 AMI fell in love with this image, the moment I saw it on Facebook. Huge congratulations, a deserving Grand Prize win Phyllis. I'm so happy for you. #10350596
Julianne Bradford 10/2/2012 9:28:22 AMCongratulations Phyllis!! What an exciting winner! #10350616
Robert R. Goodman 10/2/2012 9:28:41 AMHi Phyllis,big congratulations my friend!!!! #10350617
Kathryn Wesserling 10/2/2012 9:31:37 AMWhat a stunning Grand Prize Winner, Phyllis. Congratulations. #10350626
Rona L. Schwarz 10/2/2012 9:36:22 AMWTG, Phyllis!!! I always knew this would be a Winner and it is! It's striking and spectacular in every way...and a wonderful reward for a very memorable trip! SUPER CONGRATULATIONS, my friend, for a brilliant GRAND PRIZE WINNER!! #10350640
Val Feldman 10/2/2012 9:38:47 AMSo happy to see this outstanding image with a GP Gold attached! Warmest congratulations, Phyllis!! #10350650
Ellen Hodges 10/2/2012 9:40:21 AMHuge congrats on a fabulous Grand Prize Winner! Huge WOW! #10350652
Linda D. Lester 10/2/2012 9:53:18 AMWTG!!! Awesome shot for the big one! Congratulations on your GP win!! #10350691
Mitch Spence 10/2/2012 9:56:35 AMMy congratulations, Phyllis, on this marvelous image and on your GP. And, of course, my envy at what sounds like a spectacular trip. #10350706
Tammy M. Anderson 10/2/2012 9:58:31 AMCongrats on a wonderful GP winner. #10350716
Dayna Cain 10/2/2012 10:01:06 AMA beautiful GP choice! Congrats! #10350728
Leslie McLain 10/2/2012 10:07:07 AMCongrats on a stunning GP winner, Phyllis. #10350753
Lindley Johnson 10/2/2012 10:10:32 AMBig congratulations on your outstanding Grand Prize Winner, Phyllis! Love the fabulous light, color, reflections, and silhouettes. #10350770
Jessica Jenney 10/2/2012 10:31:30 AMCongratulations, Phyllis on your stunning Grand Prize Win!!!! #10350831
Bojan Bencic 10/2/2012 10:50:07 AMFantastic photo. Congratulations on your GP win, Phyllis! #10350857
Stan Kwasniowski 10/2/2012 10:52:42 AMPhyllis, congratulations "champ" #10350863
Stefania Barbier 10/2/2012 11:01:10 AMWTG congratulations on your gorgeous Grand Prize!!! #10350888
Danny B. Head 10/2/2012 11:02:14 AMIt was my choice too! A Big congrats! They got this one right! :) #10350892
Janice Mezzacappa 10/2/2012 11:04:40 AMCongrats Phyllis on your amazing GP winner!!! #10350899
Mike Clime 10/2/2012 11:14:11 AMCongratulations on the Grand Prize! #10350958
Lisa J. Chorny 10/2/2012 11:25:42 AMCongratulations! What a fantastic photo! #10351003
Mary Beth Aiello 10/2/2012 11:31:34 AMNo surprise here, Phyllis. Absolutely spectacular. Huge huge congrats on winning the Grand Prize. I'm just so happy for you. So well deserved. #10351017
Michelle Alton 10/2/2012 11:41:01 AMThere's almost nothing left for me to say except a thousand dittos!
Congratulations! #10351037
Carmody Baker 10/2/2012 11:48:28 AMThis is simply beautiful. I hope you have a big wall to hang this one! Congratulations! #10351058
Terry Cervi 10/2/2012 11:55:08 AMWhat an amazing shot, Phyllis!! Congrats on your well deserved Grand Prize win!! WTG!! #10351071
Mariann Kovats 10/2/2012 12:13:21 PMHuge congratulations on your fantastic Grand Prize win! #10351108
JudyAnn Rector 10/2/2012 12:18:51 PMExtraordinary image, Phyllis... Huge CONGRATULATIONS on your Grand Prize!! #10351126
Patricia A. Casey 10/2/2012 12:19:23 PMA huge congratulations for your Grand Prize Win!!! What a wonderful capture... #10351129
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Lyn Darlington 10/2/2012 12:46:55 PMHuge congrats on outstanding grand prize winner! #10351238
Carla Capra 10/2/2012 12:50:14 PMWhew Whoo!
Phyllis H. Burchett 10/2/2012 12:58:03 PMOMG just got in and checked my e-mail, what a fabulous surprise....thanks so much everyone for your comments and to the judges for the honor!!! #10351306
Tammy L. Newcomb 10/2/2012 1:01:48 PMI agree with the judges and everyone else here, BEAUTIFUL IMAGE!!! This was the best photo. #10351321
Lisa J. Boulden 10/2/2012 1:03:03 PMWTG, Phyllis!!!
Renee Doyle 10/2/2012 1:46:26 PMWTG Phyllis!!!!!!! BIG congrats on this most deserving GP Winner!!!! But you know I LOVE it :-) #10351490
Terry Piotraschke 10/2/2012 1:47:12 PMPhyllis, this is a well-deserved win! Huge congratulations to you. Of course, I think all of your photos are wonderful. Grand Prize....Wow. #10351495
Cathy Barrows 10/2/2012 1:49:14 PMA huge congrats on your grand prize...you are the woman #10351505
Emile Abbott 10/2/2012 2:14:58 PMGlad to see this as a GRAND PRIZE WINNER. It would have been my choice. #10351586
Kathy Salerni 10/2/2012 2:26:09 PMWoo Hoo! Congrats on winning the Grand Prize for this spectacular shot, Phyllis! #10351603
Kimber Wallwork-Heineman 10/2/2012 2:26:16 PMI had this one pegged. Congratulations! #10351604
Ann Coates 10/2/2012 2:35:57 PMCongratulations on your stunning Grand Winner. #10351625
Dene Shaver 10/2/2012 2:49:28 PMSimply outstanding, congratulations #10351671
Amy M. Wilson 10/2/2012 3:10:46 PMHUGE congratulations Phyllis on your absolutely OUTSTANDING Grand Prize Winner!!! Love it!!! #10351707
Suzanne Crawshaw 10/2/2012 3:32:46 PMCongratulations Phyllis! #10351743
Joannie Bertucci 10/2/2012 3:56:10 PMSuch an amazing image Phyllis and so worthy of the Grand Prize, congratulations! #10351778
Carol Flisak 10/2/2012 3:57:22 PMSo happy to see this fabulous image again as the Grand Prize Winner! Huge congratulations, Phyllis! #10351783
Claudia Kuhn 10/2/2012 4:16:04 PMGlorious image Phyllis, congrats on the GRAND PRIZE winner! #10351831
Lori A. Nevers 10/2/2012 4:24:14 PMCongrats on this awesome photo! #10351852
Monika Sapek 10/2/2012 5:01:17 PMOutstanding Grand Prize Winner! Huge congratulations, Phyllis! #10351957
R. J. Laudenbacher 10/2/2012 6:13:33 PMWOW Phyllis...this is fabulous. A big congratulations to you on this outstanding Grand Prize Winner. #10352149
Phyllis H. Burchett 10/2/2012 6:30:25 PMA BIG thanks to all for the wonderful comments and congratulatory wishes!!! This was such an amazing trip to photograph the bears at Lake Clark, I hope to return next year. #10352195
Cindy Bendush 10/2/2012 6:48:00 PMCongratulations on your fabulous Grand Prize win Pyllis! #10352274
Mary K. Robison 10/2/2012 7:09:58 PMCONGRATULATIONS on your well earned Grand Prize Winner, Phyllis!
Lester A. Garcia 10/2/2012 7:33:22 PMThe way this was captured is nothing short of perfect and therefore very deserving of the Grand Prize Winner.
Congratulations, Phyllis! #10352347
Jack Gaskin 10/2/2012 8:15:42 PMIt took BP ENOUGH TIME but at least they got this RIGHT
I'd have been disappointed to see any other shot for Aug Win and there were some BEAUTIES !!!
Jack #10352416
Tarun Bose 10/3/2012 12:34:37 AMBig congrats Pyllis for your deserving grand prize.
Nadia Paul 10/3/2012 2:54:41 AMCongrats on your wonderful GP win Phyllis! #10352676
Connie J. Bagot 10/3/2012 6:30:31 AMCongratulations Phyllis on the highest honor of all! And so well deserved with this totally beautiful and amazing image! #10352986
Julie Burnett 10/3/2012 6:31:59 AMWOW, AWESOME, Phyllis!! Congratulations on this well deserved Grand Prize Winner!! #10352989
Shelly A. Van Camp 10/3/2012 6:37:15 AMVery Beautiful! Congrats on the grand prize win! A place I hope to visit someday. #10353004
Kirsten Kiki Kjaer 10/3/2012 10:28:11 AMBig WOW and congratulations!!! #10353386
Debra R. Harder 10/3/2012 1:36:57 PMHuge congratulations, Phyllis, on your OUTSTANDING GRAND PRIZE WINNER!!
Phyllis H. Burchett 10/3/2012 2:14:01 PMThank you so very much everyone for your comments, I am so grateful for my BetterPhoto friends!!! #10353695
Linda S. Smith 10/3/2012 5:50:49 PMFantastic Grand Prize Winner Phyllis! What a privledge to visit this awesome place!!! #10353958
Carol L. Fowler 10/5/2012 2:09:39 PMHuge congratulations on this outstanding Winner! Well deserved! #10357110
Mary L. Olson 10/5/2012 3:32:42 PMCongratulations on your big wi, Phyllis. Great image.
Mary Lou #10357212
Cheryl Schneider 10/5/2012 6:57:23 PMWonderful image, Phyllis. Congratulations!!!! #10357381
Millie A. Talarico 10/6/2012 7:26:42 AMFabulous image, congratulations, Phyllis! #10357888
Merna L. Nobile 10/18/2012 3:06:12 PMI heard the good news and could not be happier for you! CONGRATULATIONS, Merna #10375409
Phyllis H. Burchett 10/18/2012 5:27:16 PMThank you so much everyone for the good wishes!!! It was an honor to be chosen GPW by the Better Photo Judges and certainly a trip I won't forget to photograph the bears. #10375645
Laura Greene 10/23/2012 7:59:45 AMCongratulations, Phyllis!!!! Absolutely beautiful. #10380836
Sharon Sawyer 10/26/2012 10:49:06 PMPhyllis, HUGE congratulations on your brilliant & well deserved GP win!!!! #10385940
David M. Montero 10/27/2012 11:38:50 AMI am tardy but good photos are never late just beautiful like this one. Congratulations on your win Phyllis! #10386665
Laura L. Gonzales 6/13/2013 8:28:35 PMStunning capture Phyllis and a HUGE congrats on your fantastic WIN!!!!! :) #10732217
Summer A. Kozisek 9/8/2013 10:01:26 PMStunning image!! #10837815
Karen Celella 12/15/2013 1:32:07 PMCongratulations on your outstanding winner, Phyllis! #10922450
Merna L. Nobile 12/15/2013 1:50:44 PMGreat photographers are not great because of their technique; they are great because of their passion.
Nancy L. Green 11/18/2016 9:00:12 AMThis is SO COOL Phyllis, CONGRATULATIONS!!! <>< #11538494
JO ANN CLEVELAND 11/18/2016 9:17:34 AMAND NOW... YOU HAVE WON ALL THE GOLD! And so well deserved Phyllis! #11538510
Amanda D. Austwick 11/18/2016 4:15:25 PMLove this silhouette, and congratulations on all your gold badges! #11538621
Phyllis H. Burchett 11/18/2016 4:48:27 PMThanks so very much everyone! #11538626
Mary-Anne Benusis 11/19/2016 12:39:15 PMNo improvement could be made...its amazing! #11538774
Deborah C. Lewinson 11/21/2016 6:01:51 AMWonderful image, Phyllis! Congrats on all your wins! #11539167
Fabulous trip to Silver Salmon Creek Lodge in Lake Clark NP, Alaska....so many images to process. I didn't want to leave the Bears.
Exif: F Number: 8, Exposure Bias Value: -1.00, ExposureTime: 1/1000 seconds, Flash: did not fire., ISO: 400, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 600.00 mm, Model: NIKON D4
Uploaded on 8/21/2012 9:41:43 AM
Camera: Nikon D4 Digital SLR Camera
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