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In the Farr 40 East Coast Championship, Italian Alberto Rossi and his crew on Enfant Terrible turned in an outstanding 1-2 performance to take the lead on day two. If his lead holds for the remaining two days of the event, it would help solidify his current position at the top of the standings in the four-event Farr 40 US Circuit leading into this year's Rolex Farr 40 World Championship held in Chicago in September.
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ALEX FERGUSON sprang a couple of surprises. He left Wayne Rooney on the bench, with Danny Welbeck and Robin van Persie up front, Ryan Giggs on the right and Nani on the left.
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Personally, I think we should take more seriously things that stand against the name of Christ than things that are simply immoral. I actually gave up one of my all-time favorite shows for two years when they decided to become offensive in dealing with God and angel. I also took a lot of flack for that among some of my Christian friends who did not see it as I did -- but I did it because I felt convicted, and because God has warned us that "He will not be mocked." I don't think it is hypocritical to object to Christianity (and by that extension, Christ) being slandered but not voice the same objection about programs that are non-Christian but offensive. We cannot expect the world to have morals, but we do have the right to demand that Christianity be represented in a respeftul manner. Unfortunately, it never is. Either Hollywood takes it out (like that Sandra Bullock film everyone was raging about) or it is slammed, because Christ is hated. And so are we.
For the most part, we all make compromises that we shouldn't in our entertainment. We (and this includes me, so I'm not pointing fingers) all "condone" things we shouldn't, just for a few hours of amusement. Every DVD or movie ticket we buy says, "We support this," but we still do it. Even so, I think we have to draw a line somewhere, and when it comes to maligning my Lord? Well, that's where I draw the line.This is a very interesting thought, Rissi, and I think I agree for the most part-- immorality is immorality and it is all offensive to God, no matter how you slice it.
However, I also have to agree with Charity. We as Christians should be especially concerned when Christ is mocked in this way. I've seen previews for this show and I was horrified. It's mocking Christianity, it is mocking Christ, and it is mocking His work on the cross. We can't speak out against every show on the network, but when the world is as open, blatant, and crude in their persecution of Christ and Christians as in GCB, I think we as Christians have to take a stand.
But I definitely see your point here-- and I agree that if we were to boycott all the shows that violated Christian morals in some way, we would have to boycott almost every show. I just believe that shows that are as pointed and deliberate as GCB deserve special attention as they are pretending to be in the name of God and thus have greater potential to lead people astray.
Thanks for your thoughts!Jessica - I respect your opinion and understand just where you are coming from. This wasn't meant to be an argument to entice readers to watch the show, I just wanted to share my thoughts on it.
Ha! Your comment made me smile about having to give up certain products - what is worse is when you just get attached to something and then the company discontinues it! That makes me mad. ;)
So glad you stopped in, Jess.
Charity - I don't disagree with that AT ALL. Living in America does give us the freedom to speak and promote what we like - still, that doesn't mean we, as Christians have to like what is being said. Like I said in my prior response, this post wasn't meant as a "vote" for this show, it was simply the inspiration behind it.
I am all for standing up for convictions - it is what we all should strive for. If someone feels uncomfortable in a situation or with a television program, well then, our conscious (the Holy Spirit) is trying to tell us something. I just do not believe that this show is going to have a lasting impact or "change" anything - and the fact that a presidential candidate joined in the debate is sad to me. There are far too many other things that bear time and attention. Knowing GCB mocks Christ is not something we should applaud but I also have just as many misgivings about "mere" immoral content. Every time it is promoted is just another disregard of God's Word - just one more way to say that it's "okay" for the world to continue living as they please. To pursue whatever makes them happiest.
In life (no matter the avenue) we strive to do the right thing (or that is my "motto" personally) but yes, unfortunately, we all make some compromises that are not wise. Hopefully, they are only "minor" ones and not something that will change our life. Using wise judgement is something we learn from experience so sometimes, it does take a wrong turn to live differently.
Typos: Eh! No biggie - have you seen some of mine!? =D
AnnaKate - I don't disagree with Charity's (or you) thoughts at all. However, what I am arguing is that this is not something we should be debating at this point in time. Politician's should put their minds to "fixing" other more important things. As it stands right now, I do not believe this show is going to have a lasting impact on anything - if it does, I am more than willing and ready to admit being in the wrong.
Being Americans (living in America) gives us the right to have free speech and speak out against something like this - and that is a wonderful privilege. Similarly the people in Hollywood have the right to say whatever they want. It doesn't mean I like it but I choose what I watch and what I don't - no one forces me to watch immoral movies or TV nor do they have a hold over influencing my opinions (or more specifically, the show in this post does not).
That is sad to think that there is next-to-nothing out there that is moral. It is just one reason why I hope companies like Sherwood Pictures among others succeed because it is so refreshing when we stumble across something that is inspiring rather than degrading.
*Thank you for your comments, girls - I appreciate and respect your opinions.*The most common thing I've heard from those who object to the show is that they've gone "too far." Other shows may have Christians as minor or supporting characters that are mocked, or that act (like you said) immorally, blatantly going against Christian principles, but this show is different in that it has "Christians" as some of the main characters.
I agree that we can't really condemn a show like this without condemning a lot of shows. I think, though, that the reason some people refuse to watch this is that it's not at all subtle in its mockery. Which, of course, may be a bad thing since it's much easier to unwittingly accept subtle mockery than a blatant one.
I also agree that "there isn't a movie out there that does not promote something you as a moral viewer will disagree with."
However, part of discerning viewing is being able to distinguish the good from the bad. To take the good and moral themes from a story, and being able to tell (and ignore) the bad and immoral ones.
Which, when you think about, is also how we need to live our lives. We need to be able to discern the bad and the good. Just like not all stories easily distinguish between the two, life doesn't always distinguish between the two. So we need to be discerning. :)
Thanks for the post!Lauren - I think that is an accurate assessment of this show. Since watching the premiere, I've not really "kept up" with it in terms of reading about its progress.
Generally, yes, Christianity is only mocked in subtle ways but don't you think that we (myself included) should be just as upset by that as the blatant kind? I do.
You are correct - being a viewer who uses discretion is the "only" way to watch movies. Being raised as I was, that is something that is easier for me to do than a 13-year-old who sees the same movie with a group of peers. It is sad that parents don't care more. Living life being able to make the right judgement call is what we all strive for - and I think despite the moments when we will stumble, that is achievable. =)
Juju - you are so right. The previews of this show never tried to be anything other than what it was. At least, that is something we can appreciate about it. Excellent point - far too many shows do that, and it is annoying!
*Excellent input, girls - thank you all for voicing your opinions.*
Have a thought? Don't be shy, go ahead and leave one... or two... or three! If you are new to the blog, please don't hesitate to introduce yourself. Feedback and every comment is appreciated and read - I always leave a response; your opinions are respected and I ask that you show mine the same courtesy.
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During the past year and a half of blogging, I've been privileged to earn a wonderful readership - and I want to thank you all for the support. If you are still reading my ramblings, thank you for following this little blog. I've enjoyed getting to know each of you, friends!


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Central Michigan LIFE Volume 79, Number & l/Lfi Mt. Pleasant, MI 48859 ©1998 CM LIFE /8 years of serving the community Monday March 2, 1998 14 pages Principal gone, students wonder why By Julia Jones and Angela S. Vandenberg LIFE Assistant News Editors About 20 middle school students walked out of school during lunch Friday to protest Robert Luchauer's apparent dismissal as principal of Renaissance Public School Academy, one of CMITs Charter Schools, on Feb. 23. Susan Martin, superintendent of Renaissance confirmed Luchauer is no longer employed there, but she wouldn't elaborate. Parents and students of Renaissance said Luchauer was fired. But at the request of her attorney, Martin would not confirm or deny the circumstances of Luchauer's leaving. "I prefer to make no comment,1' she said. Teachers at the school declined comment, however, parents and students weren't afraid to speak their minds. In fact, during the schools lunch hour, students walked outside wearing paper tags on their shirts which read *I support Mr. Luchauer' and 'Reinstate Mr. Luchauer' as they stood in drizzling rain chanting the same words. Arthur Oaks, eighth grade student protester, said, "Most of the parents I know say if we don't get Mr. Luchauer back, the school will go down." Oaks said the reason more students did not protest was because they were scared of what it would make the school look like. He said teachers feared losing their jobs. Eighth grader Anna Mitchell said the school board meeting where the principal was apparently fired was closed to the public and the students just want to know why the board fired him. "They won't tell us," she said. "We think we have a right to know." Luchauer, who started the job in August, could not be reached for comment. Martin addressed the protesters briefly before heading into an assembly to address the students on the situation. "I understand you have some reasons you want to stand out here and if you do, that's okay," she said. "I can tell you're upset." The assembly was closed to the public. Preston Maloney, an eighth grader who organized the protest, said the idea developed from a conversation with friends. "We appreciate what he has done for us," he said. "The school is a great school and the board is a great board and we don't mean anything negative against them." However, Maloney said, he wants Luchauer back. "He always had a bright spirit and he encouraged us in everything we did with our assignments and doing good in school," he said. Maloney's parents, Dennis and Dawn, were the only adults who attended the protest. "He was very supportive and beloved by staff," Dawn said. See PROTEST Page 14 CMU students protest for peace By Renee Lutz LIFE Staff Writer Despite cool temperatures and the threat of rain Friday afternoon, close to 40 CMU students, faculty and Mount Pleasant residents marched in protest of a potential war in Iraq. The march, organized by a group of sociology graduate s*u- dents. began at 4 p.m. as protesters assembled in front of Park Library. Protesters carried signs with phrases such as "Is Oil Thicker Than Blood?" and "Think Globally. Act Locally." A few also passed out flyers detailing their stance on the issue of potential military action in Iraq. Kevin Christensen, Mount Pleasant resident and sociology graduate student, said by participating in the march, he hopes to raise awareness about the threat? Iraqi children and other residents face if a war was to occur. One problem faced by Iraqis is that there is little food, due to restrictions imposed by the United Nations, and many die of starvation daily as a result, he said. "If UN sanctions are killing innocent children, why should the people in the XJ.S. and in the -world support that?" Christensen said. "It seems like even if Saddam Hussein complied with (UN) Security Council resolutions, there won't be sanctions lifted." Recently, UN Secretary- General Kofi Annan met with Hussein to negotiate about the weapons Hussein holds to be inspected by the UN. Hussein has agreed to allow the inspections, but many still believe existing tensions could lead to war, including Penny Platte: Mount Pleasant resident, who has returned to CMU to earn a second degree. Platte, her husband Jeff, and daughter Alegra Peace, 3, all were participants in the march. "I think that war is awful. It just seems absurd," Platte said. "I don't buy into the whole war thing." A few professors also participated in the march, including Angela Haddad, assistant professor of sociology, anthropology and social work. "Some of my sociology stu- See IRAQ Page 14 AUTUMN FLUTUR • CM LIFE Reverend Steve Smith, of the local Wesley Foundation, is an avid participant in a protest that occurred Friday afternoon, which began at the Park Library and ended downtown. The group was defiantly objecting to the strained relations and anticipated war between the U.S. and Iraq. waiting for go ahead on new station TONY CEPAK♦ CM LIFE With their minds full of confusion and concern, students at the Renaissance Charter School held a silent protest on their lunch break showing support for Robert Luchauer. By Clayton Mastaw LIFE Staff Writer The Mount Pleasant Michigan State Police officers may soon be receiving a new facility to call home. A proposal to construct a new base in the final stages. "It has been approved by Lansing (officials)," said Sgt. Michael Forbes from the Michigan State Police Department. "It will be located on the southwest corner of Preston and Isabella by central dispatch.' He said the police need the new building because of manpower. The current facility is inadequate to handle the number of officers working there, he said. Forbes said the new building will be more modernized, with better work conditions and more office space. This will improve the quality of work officers are capable to accomplish, he said. Gar Salmon, Chief of Facilities for the Department of State Police said the new facilities were necessary because the current one was built in the '30s, making it at least 60 years old. **The post we've got there doesn't meet our needs," he said. Salmon said there are other buildings as old as theirs with the same conditions. These buildings don't supply proper heating, cooling and electrical capabilities to accommodate officers correctly, he said. He said the department is going to be in Mount Pleasant for a long time because it is a growing community, making construction of a new department necessary Salmon said the Attorney General's approval is the final step. Once it goes through, department construction can begin. Salmon said while the projects aren't yet a done deal, he feels optimistic it will pass through the Attorney General's office, allowing construction to begin. "We've got everything set to go this spring," Salmon said. Coles * Former CMU coach alert after heart attack KALAMAZOO (AP) —Former CMU and current Miami coach Charlie Coles was alert and able to meet with colleagues and players Sunday, one day after he had an apparent heart attack during a MidAmerican Conference tournament game. Doctors attending the game at Western Michigan spent 20 minutes reviving Coles on the floor before he was transported to Bronson Methodist Hospital. He was listed in critical but stable condition Sunday afternoon. "He regained consciousness last night He's breathing on his own and has a very steady blood pressure," Miami sports information director John Estes said Sunday. Coles, 56, was able to meet with his assistants and the team captains Sunday and also read a newspaper, Estes See COLES Page 2 No injuries reported from acid spill ■ Fire department called to Brooks Hall after student dropped bottle while trying to lock a door By Heather N. LaFave LIFE Staff Wnter and Rachel Sprovtsoff LIFE Et cetera Editor The Mount Pleasant Fire Department was called to CMITs campus at about 4:45 p.m. Friday after a student dropped a bottle of hydrochloric acid outside Brooks Hall. Jon Kujat, coordinator of Safety Programs at CMU, said there were no injuries from the spill. Neil Langenberg, Shelby Township sophomore, said he got two bottles of the chemical from a storeroom. As he went to lock the door, one slipped out of his hands and broke on the pavement. "I just ran," he said. Jennifer Ehlert, safety coordinator for the College of Science and Technology, said the student responded to the spill according to standard procedure by evacuating the area and getting help. Ehlert said the chemical, which is corrosive, was neutralized with sodium bicarbonate before the fire truck arrived on the scene. Firefighters sprayed the area with water to dilute the substance, she said/ Ehlert said the chemical was 37 percent concentration, See SPILL Page 2 INSIDE Classified Crossword Et cetera Sports Voices To reach CMLIFE Phone 774-3493 E-Mail C MLlFE^cmuvm cs\ cmich edu Fax number 1517)774-7805 This weekend's gymnastics meet pg 8
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Subject/Keywords | Central Michigan University – Newspapers; Mount Pleasant (Mich.) – Newspapers; Isabella County (Mich.) – Newspapers; College student newspapers and periodicals; |
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As snow falls once again here in Chicago, it has actually begun to become a welcome sight. Like other areas in the Midwest, Chicago is experiencing a severe drought. While water may not seem that important to city dwellers, we are now learning scientifically how great its impact is on our community.
The power of water was surely not lost on those in the early church either, as they celebrated the ritual of baptism that was about more than cleansing the body and mind but also brought one into community. Scientifically speaking, if it were not for water, life could not exist on earth, and indeed it is the sign of water on Mars that we are looking for as an indication that life may have existed on our neighboring planet.
Water can both sustain and snuff out life in many ways. Unlike the other elements identified by the ancients – fire, earth, air – it can become a solid, a gas and a liquid. We use it every day as we bathe, but it is only at the font of Baptism where we see how precious it is to our spirit.
It is this paradox of how an element can be both sacred and mundane from both the scientific and religious perspective that we focus on this month in Covalence.
Reverend Tim Brown of Luther Memorial Church of Chicago illustrates water's sacramental power in sustaining faith-based communities, while fellow Chicagoan Paul Heltne gives us the scientific basis for how precious this plentiful substance is on the planet. Heltne originally delivered his reflections about water's importance from a scientist's perspective at Dominican University's Siena Center last year as part of the Albertus Magnus Society's Lecture series called "Making Waves."
We all need water for drinking, for bathing, for cooking and for cleaning. We Americans consume more water per capita in our daily needs than any other country, so perhaps the rich imagery found in our Baptismal liturgy is often missed as we take the water for granted.
The story of Noah and the Flood can come across as an over-the-top tale about God's forgiveness and promises, but like many of the other bible stories where water is its own character – think of Jonah and the Whale – God shows us how we are connected to the natural world around us. The story suggests that God too is mindful of the natural world and creation as well as showing how we rely on it for our survival.
So water is symbolic of our relationship with God's creation. We rely on greater amounts of water as it seems plentiful, but then we assume its cleanliness as if it were meant for us alone. In our faith communities, we are beginning to realize that our senses may betray us. Although we bathe because we want to be made clean, we realize that only God can cleanse us as people of faith. That is the work of Water: The Miracle Molecule (title of Heltne's original lecture at Dominican University) as we remember the waters of our baptism that are then reused and renewed throughout the world and across the centuries. But humanity is responsible for keeping it clean and available for future generations.
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Palm Harbor, Florida - June Mobley wasn't the type to stay out late. In fact, most nights she was in fairly early.
She was in the midst of a painful divorce with a volatile man.
June's son would check on her each day to make sure his mother was alright.
The 49-year-old cherished her independence, but also knew when to ask for help. If she needed anything from the attic, she would always call her son.
It was Gasparilla weekend, February 7, 1988. June was home at the time and what happened next, detectives say, is still a mystery.
Detective Mike Bailey from the Pinellas County Cold Case Unit talks about that night and was what happened to June. "She was found lying face down on the floor of the garage," he said.
It was supposed to look like an accident, but this crime was planned carfully from the very start.
"There was no robbery there, there was no money missing, the car wasn't missing," said Detective Bailey. "You can tell that the body was repositioned."
Detective Bailey says the two were going through a tough time in their relationship. "This divorce had gone on for 18 months and had gotten heated in the end."
Her husband, John, made threats, detectives say, and eerie promises. Detective Bailey told us, "John had made some statements that she would never see that money, that she'd be dead before she'd see that money."
John made good on that promise.
Investigators say late Sunday night, he waited for June in the garage and, when she walked out, he didn't waste any time. Detectives say he strangled her, then crushed her skull mulpile times either on the cement or with a weapon.
According to reports, he left her jeans, t-shirt and tennis shoes on, pulled down the attic stairs and placed her body at the bottom, making it look like she fell.
"They're going through a lot of trouble to make it look like a slip and fall...type of situation. When someone stages a crime scene, they have an interest in this," Detective Bailey said.
What detectives didn't know at the time was that June's husband was a retired cop from Detroit who, they say, knew exactly what he was doing.
He backed away from the crime scene since he was a forensics technician with the Piinellas County Sheriff's Office.
"He knew something had happened. He did not know it was a homicide, either. He backed himself out of the crime scene," says Detective Bailey.
So, the question here is did John Mobley kill his wife?
Detectives say he had no reaction whatsoever when they told him she died and immediately began settling her estate.
But, there was never enough evidence to charge him.
Detective Bailey says, "I'm hoping that someone from back in that time frame would have spoke to him or mentioned having done this or provided some type of cover for him in that time frame."
John Mobley still lives in the Bay area. His son basically disowned him, detectives say, after the crime. The son even changed his last name, never wanting any connection with his father.
June Mobley's life came to an end in the Palm Harbor home she loved dearly and more than two decades later, her story remains a cold case.
If you know who killed June Mobley, please call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-873-TIPS. You can remain anonymous.
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"If you look at the front line discussion of wars, and this is what newspapers report on – the fighting tactics, the troops, the politics, the borders, the weapons, the armies, all of these things – that is a men's story. The back line discussion of the story is how you actually exist and live and continue on living in war. That's a women's story. And that story has never been told."
"I think it's way past time that we redefine what we mean by war because there are no front lines in the wars in today's world…The primary victims in today's wars are women and children."
"875 million small arms and light weapons in circulation today. About 650 million are in the hands of civilians. About 8 million weapons are produced newly every single year. About 10-14 million rounds of ammunition are produced every year. That's enough weapons to arm 1 in every 8 people and enough ammunition to shoot everyone in the world twice.
"When you start thinking about women and war, you really change your idea about what security is. Security becomes, is there water out of the tap? Or, is the well polluted? You begin thinking about electricity or what happens to women's security when electricity fails. How do they make a living in the middle of war?"
"Refugee life, displaced life, is one of the most undignified ways of life. It's horrible. You don't have a comfortable bed. You don't have a comfortable place to sleep. Sometimes medical aid is non-existent. You rarely find food to eat. You become frozen in that moment when you left. So wherever you find yourself, your whole mind about your community is about when you left."
"It has probably become more dangerous to be a woman than a soldier in an armed conflict."
"Any armed group that is using rape as a weapon and a tactic of war is destroying the community. The women are booted out of the community. Husbands are divorcing their wives. They are mentally broken and therefore it is such an effective weapon. You demoralize, you humiliate those people and destroy the fabric of society."
"You can't sit and say this is one country's issue when you are a woman and all of the wars in our region now our fought on the bodies of women. These are things that have really made it important for us as West African women to rise up and speak."
"One African woman cries, we cry all over…We are all speaking with one voice."


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