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One month ago to the day, the NFL tragically lost a 26-year-old player who died far too young. Never would the NFL have expected when Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry died on Dec. 17 that exactly one month later another 26-year-old player, Gaines Adams, would pass away, too.
Adams' death Sunday morning of cardiac arrest due to an enlarged heart came with as much surprise as Henry's death did and it's a tragedy when young men and women die at such a young age. The tragedy is most difficult for Adams' family and friends as they'll have to cope with the loss for the rest of their lives.
I am both saddened and disgusted by the response of many Bears fans to the news of Adams' death. While there were an abundance of sympathetic and sorrowful callers to radio shows and commentors on forums and message boards, there also were a handful of Bears fans that showed no grief whatsoever, at least not for Adams and instead for what Adams' death does to the Bears' football plans.
A young man has died and certain fans continue to chide Bears GM Jerry Angelo for trading a second-round pick for Adams. Others posted messages online wondering what the Bears would do to replace him on the field. I didn't hear the comments myself, but Bears great Dan Hampton was on WSCR The Score Sunday morning and reportedly had some negative comments about Adams.
It's understandable for Bears fans to wonder what the Bears will do to fill Adams' roster spot. And I'll go a step further and say it's acceptable for Bears fans to feel a little discouraged that the Bears traded a second-round pick for a player that did not play a full season for them. These are natural feelings that occur and people can't help the way they feel. Those thoughts crossed through my mind, too, but they weren't my first thought. "Oh, my God," was my instant reaction, and to some extent it still is.
But just because one thinks or feels these notions doesn't mean it's appropriate to voice them on a day in which all should be mourning the loss of a young life. For fans to immediately voice their concerns with the football ramifications of Adams' death shows bad taste and poor judgment and are morally reprehensible. For a Chicago football icon like Hampton to say anything negative in the wake of Adams' death is disgraceful and deserves public outcry.
I pray for the family and friends of Gaines Adams and I also hope that anybody who had the audacity to publicly say negative things about Adams or Angelo will feel some kind of remorse in the days ahead.


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'AYTO': Victoria Screams At John & Calls Julia A 'Hoe' & A 'F–kin' Tease' — Watch
Put aside the fact that Julia isn't interested in John — they're also not a match. However, he just can't quit her and everyone in the house is getting fed up… especially Julia.
Are You the One? is all about finding your perfect match, but that's not possible if people in the house aren't participating. That's the case this week when Victoria calls out John in this exclusive clip, and while she makes good points, the name calling and tears get a little excessive. But hey, she's looking for love — it's serious! Watch here.
"I'm no longer here for love," John says in the clip when he hears Tori and Victoria discussing that Julia is off with Stephen.
"It's just bullsh-t John," Victoria yells at John after he tries saying it doesn't matter what he does. "What if you're my match? What if we could connect deeply and we're never gonna get that chance because you're chasing over someone who blatantly doesn't want you and who wants you to think she wants you so that she can keep getting your attention!
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And enter Julia. Clearly, she's offended but she doesn't speak up, so Julia continues.
"Why do all guys f–kin' like hoes? She's a f–kin' tease, dude! Grow the f–k up. Get some balls," Victoria yells, before motioning to Julia. "You guys are both the most f–ked up people here, so get real. Stop!"
Do you agree with Victoria or John? Do you think Julia needs to just tell John she's over it? Let us know! Watch the clip from this week's Are You the One? below, then tune in to MTV for the new episode on Monday night at 10PM!

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All the time yes darling all the time tenderly constantly I'll love you
Every day I'll prove it every day in happiness or loneliness I'll love you
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Staring down a descent of 14 stories is the stuff of nightmares for most, but for the more than 90 volunteers who raised funds, buckled up and rappelled down the Trustmark corporate headquarters in downtown Jackson, it was a day of dreams.
Part of Over The Edge with Friends, a fundraiser for Friends of Children's Hospital held Friday and Saturday, the group raised more than $173,000, stories higher than the original goal of $100,000.
Friends of Children's Hospital board president Sara Ray gives a thumbs up to rappelling after coming down 14 stories in the Over The Edge with Friends fundraiser.
"We set a goal of $100,000, and at the time, I thought that was reaching high," said Tena McKenzie, executive director of Friends of Children's Hospital, an organization that raises funds for Batson Children's Hospital. "Knowing we reached this, I am stunned."
Leading the way was Sara Ray, board president of the group, who made her way down with Gov. Phil Bryant and other VIPs including college mascots Rebel, Bully and Seymour Friday evening.
"It was fun!" she said not long after reaching terra firma. "I wasn't scared at all. I'd do this again!"
Those were the sentiments of many of the volunteers, who loved rappelling once they took that first step off the Trustmark building. Some overcame bouts of fear by going down the building together.
Mary Ellis Cravey, a Madison eighth-grader who signed up to descend the day before, headed down with Tiffany Key, her Child Life specialist at Batson Children's Hospital. Cravey, a leukemia survivor, took that scary first step, but anyone who can beat cancer can't let something like the law of gravity limit them.
Did it! Leukemia survivor Mary Ellis Cravey, a Madison eighth-grader, is ready to go again next year.
Before long, she was a pro.
"Come on, Tiffany," she yelled, laughing. "You're so slow!"
Key's safety gear had locked up, slowing her down.
They were both ready to go back up to head down again if the fundraiser is held next year.
"This was awesome," Cravey said, "and so much fun. And Tiffany was there with me, just like at the hospital."
Among the UMMC employees heading downward was Jennifer Stephen, director of critical care and emergency services at Batson Children's Hospital. "I'm ready to go down the building again," she said. "I hope they do this again next year."
Maggie Hanberry, right, and Team Maggie before going to the roof.
Phil Hanberry was the first of Team Maggie to head from the roof to the sidewalk. A team of friends and family of 17-year-old Maggie Hanberry of Hattiesburg, the crew of five raised some $7,200 and are already talking about recruiting more team members for 2017.
Hanberry's daughter, Maggie, cancer free since February, came to the Children's Cancer Center at Batson Children's Hospital with stage 4 colon cancer.
"I didn't have any hesitation about signing up," he said Saturday. "None. Batson Children's Hospital has been so wonderful to us the past two years. And today's my 53rd birthday. I'm going to remember 53 a long time."
Maggie heard about the fundraiser, "and I said, 'Why not?' My dad was the first one to sign up on our team, and then my mom and I wanted to do it, too. Then a family friend heard us joking about it and wanted to sign up, and then a cousin."
Like Phil Hanberry, Duane Dewey didn't balk at rappelling. "I said, 'Sign me up,'" Dewey, president of corporate banking at Trustmark. "I was a little more nervous than I thought I'd be, and I'm glad to get down, but I'd do it again."
"It's a great hospital," said Dewey's wife, Saundra. "It's an easy cause to support."
Maggie Hanberry stops to take in the view before rappelling 14 stories Saturday. She was heading up Team Maggie, which included her parents, a cousin and a family friend. The Hattiesburg group raised more than $7,200 for Friends of Children's Hospital in the fundraiser.
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While twittering I had a follower ask me in a tweet if I wanted to try some soapnuts. They mentioned it was an eco friendly substitute for laundry detergent. We always use environmentally friendly laundry soap but I was intrigued and agreed to try a sample.
The soapnuts arrived promptly by mail.
For those of you that have never heard about soapnuts they are berries that grow on trees in India and Indonesia. Their shells contain a natural detergent called saponin. Soapnuts are gentle on clothes and skin so they are great for people with skin allergies and babies. They are also biodegradable so they are great for the Earth.
The nuts come with a little cloth bag with drawstring. all we had to do was place 3-5soapnut shells in the bag and throw it in the washer instead of detergent. We tried it on a load of personal clothing with great results. The clothes came out clean and fresh smelling (the soapnuts have no smell).
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CSDL Well Represented at WWW 2013
The TEES Center for the Study of Digital Libraries was well represented at the annual WWW Conference in May.
Tolga Ciftci receives the Ph.D.
Congratulations to Tolga Ciftci who was awarded the Ph.D. in Computer Science at the May 2013 graduation ceremony. Tolga's dissertation is titled "A framework for re-purposing textbooks using learning outcomes/methodology, device characteristics, representation and user dimensions." His advisor was Richard Furuta.
Unmil Karadkar, PhD
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Congratulations DoHyoung, Anna, and Daniel
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Paul Logasa Bogen II, Ph.D.
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James Caverlee's class receives local news coverage
James Caverlee's Information Retrieval class was featured in a story in our local newspaper. Check the story out at http://www.theeagle.com/local/The-search-for-Quksace-agjke
Said Kashoob, PhD
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Paul Davis, PhD
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CSDL downtime 10/4/10 and 10/5/10
All CSDL servers will be down on and off starting on Monday 10/4/10 because of installation of new air conditioning. We hope to be back up late on 10/5/10, but this will depend on whether things go as planned with the contractor, etc. We have set up a twitter account for announcements that we may need to make while our servers are down. Follow @tamucsdl for those tweets.


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Jelinek Sharpshear is the gnome in charge of the Barbershop in Stormwind City.
- While in the beta, he was known as Sween Neetod which is a reference to Sweeney Todd. As well, if you go upstairs to his bedroom, you can see two skeletons under a floorboard that has been pulled up, and a razor on the table above them.
- At some point Jelinek was race-changed from a goblin to a gnome.
- Welcome, friend, to the barbershop! Come for a cut? A coloring? Something else, perhaps? We can groom facial hair, ink night elf tattoos, and reshape Draenei horns and tendrils! Have a seat, and we'll get right to work. You're only a few coins away from a new, more attractive you...


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The Six of Cups. It means joy. Usually revisiting something that we know made us happy. This plays right into what has been going on.
|Herbal Tarot by Michael Tierra
Time moves on, though, and Draco and I are becoming an "older couple". Life is forcing me to accept the onset of my Crone phase, and I'm finally beginning to do it gracefully, but as time moves on, situations, needs and wants change.
Draco and I have not had our own place in something like 3 years now.
We gave up our last place to go stay with my family to try to help out when Mom had her heart attack and then she got sick and we haven't had our own place since.
It's time. Really it's beyond time.
It just so happens that Mini-Me is looking to change her living situation as well. She's had a small, 1 bedroom apartment, fully furnished, right down the road from us, and she's looking at something closer to the heart of town, and closer to her friends. She's been trying to move for about a month now and hasn't been able to pull together the resources to do it. She even has a roommate lined up to help her with the bills. I'm happy for her, but it got me to thinking about the apartment she would be leaving behind.
It is rather small, but Draco is gone most of the week and during that time, it's just Dutchess and I. My body has moved into the Crone phase ahead of the rest of me, and it's harder for me to do extensive housework than it used to be. I don't want a lot that I have to clean.
Also, I'm becoming something of a minimalist. I would rather be surrounded by the things that I love, that bring me joy and make me smile, than to have a ton of stuff I don't care about.
Add to that, I've been having some odd dreams about a cottage-type setting. It was small, cozy, rustic...and honestly, I think with some TLC and the right witch's decorative hand, that little apartment could be awfully close to what I've been dreaming.
I feel that the Goddess and God have spoken to me on this and that this is the right direction to move in, or to at least try.
Because of Mini-Me's financial situation, it may be a little bit tricky, but we intend to try.
Our obligations to L hold us here through the end of the month, but after that, we will be able to do whatever we want to do. We will be focusing the next few weeks on helping Mini-Me prepare for the move as well as trying to prepare ourselves.
I have to say that although it will be an adjustment to be on our own again after all this time, and I will miss L and Little Diva terribly, I am excited and looking forward to this next Phase in life. I will try to be around as much as possible and keep the updates flowing. Wish us luck!
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Tod did not budge. "No," he said.
Derek turned; his mother was at the other door; at the window, the two girls.
The comedy of this scene, if there be comedy in the face of grief, was for the moment lost on Felix.
'It's come,' he thought. 'What now?'
Derek had flung himself down at the table and was burying his head in his hands. Sheila went up to him.
"Don't be a fool, Derek."
However right and natural that remark, it seemed inadequate.
And Felix looked at Nedda. The blue motor scarf she had worn had slipped off her dark head; her face was white; her eyes, fixed immovably on Derek, seemed waiting for him to recognize that she was there. The boy broke out again:
"It was treachery! We took him in; and now we've given him up. They wouldn't have touched us if we'd got him away. Not they!"
Felix literally heard the breathing of Tod on one side of him and of Kirsteen on the other. He crossed over and stood opposite his nephew.
"Look here, Derek," he said; "your mother was quite right. You might have put this off for a day or two; but it was bound to come. You don't know the reach of the law. Come, my dear fellow! It's no good making a fuss, that's childish—the thing is to see that the man gets every chance."
Derek looked up. Probably he had not yet realized that his uncle was in the room; and Felix was astonished at his really haggard face; as if the incident had bitten and twisted some vital in his body.
"He trusted us."
Felix saw Kirsteen quiver and flinch, and understood why they had none of them felt quite able to turn their backs on that display of passion. Something deep and unreasoning was on the boy's side; something that would not fit with common sense and the habits of civilized society; something from an Arab's tent or a Highland glen. Then Tod came up behind and put his hands on his son's shoulders.
"Come!" he said; "milk's spilt."
"All right!" said Derek gruffly, and he went to the door.
Felix made Nedda a sign and she slipped out after him.
Nedda, her blue head-gear trailing, followed along at the boy's side while he passed through the orchard and two fields; and when he threw himself down under an ash-tree she, too, subsided, waiting for him to notice her.
"I am here," she said at last.
At that ironic little speech Derek sat up.
"It'll kill him," he said.
"But—to burn things, Derek! To light horrible cruel flames, and burn things, even if they aren't alive!"
Derek said through his teeth:
"It's I who did it! If I'd never talked to him he'd have been like the others. They were taking him in a cart, like a calf."
Nedda got possession of his hand and held it tight.


text: Back Page |Jim MiddlemissEducating Sidney GreenBack Page October 3, 2016 Jim Middlemiss Sidney Green's fight with the Manitoba Law Society has become the most expensive continuing education course that he never took.Green, called to the bar in 1955 — when Louis St-Laurent was prime minister — will be in the Supreme Court of Canada in early November, challenging the Law Society of Manitoba's power to suspend him because he did not complete 12 hours of mandatory continuing professional development. "We are not opposed to continuing legal education," says Green, 87, a former bencher and NDP cabinet minister in the Ed Schreyer government. To the contrary, over his 60-plus years as a lawyer, Green has both attended and taught such sessions. What he strenuously objects to is the mandatory nature of it and what he says is the lack of power under the Manitoba Legal Professions Act to force him to go to courses that "were of no value to me.""I don't believe the Manitoba legislation permits them to suspend me for non-attendance." So far, two courts have disagreed, finding that provisions of the LPA gave the regulator power to impose mandatory CPD rules and administratively suspend lawyers for non-compliance."They are suspending somebody who has proved his competence and proved his good conduct, and they have done it without giving me a hearing," says Green, who has an unblemished insurance record and has appeared in the Supreme Court of Canada a number of times over his long and storied career. His suspension is currently in abeyance while the litigation ensues.Charles Huband, a former Manitoba Court of Appeal judge and law school classmate, is Green's lawyer. "What concerns us is the penalty for not abiding by the rule," says Huband. "This is an automatic suspension without hearing and without appeal."The case is a classic statutory interpretation fight. Huband argues that the act should be narrowly construed. He notes that nowhere does it say the law society can implement mandatory CPD, nor does it grant the power to suspend someone for failing to meet the requirement. The lack of hearing for an administrative suspension, he argues, also breaches natural justice. There are limited situations in the act in which a suspension can be imposed, such as incompetence, professional misconduct or conduct unbecoming. However, those situations trigger an investigation and hearing, while breaching CPD requirements normally doesn't.Huband raises the maxim of expressio unius est exclusio alterius — to express one thing is to exclude another. So, by setting out suspensions for incompetence and professional misconduct, the legislature impliedly excluded suspension for other breaches.The Law Society says the act clearly provides it with the power to institute mandatory CPD and suspend lawyers who fail to meet that standard, a part of its public duty under the law. It says that the maxim doesn't apply.The Federation of Law Societies, an intervener, said the ruling will have a "national impact" and legislation governing lawyers "should be given a broad interpretation to authorize administrative suspension as a necessary incident of law society regulatory jurisdiction."The federation warns that "if the Court were to adopt a narrow construction of general enabling provisions in the law society statues, and require specific wording before a power to impose administrative suspensions is found, it would undermine" the principles of public trust underpinning self-regulation.The fight reaches the Supreme Court at a time when England's Solicitors Regulation Authority has scrapped its mandatory 16-hours-a-year CPD program, rolling out a new framework starting in November that it calls Training for Tomorrow. It focuses on outcomes, rather than process, and is directed at "continuing competence."Lawyers make "an annual declaration that they have considered their training needs and taken measures to maintain their competence." They must abide by a competence statement set out by the SRA.Green says many lawyers have expressed support for his fight. He says that if the court rules against him, he's resigned to his fate. "If I lose, I will be kicked out. I won't go to the lecture. It will be the most honourable way to leave the legal profession."That's too bad, because Sidney Green is one of the good ones. I'm rooting for him, as I suspect many others are, not because we oppose learning but because we oppose needless red tape and bureaucracy. The nanny state mandating that you learn is a bit heavy-handed. In fact, a 2003 study in the U.S. nursing profession found that "no significant or practically relevant differences were found in the amount of growth experienced by nurses . . . with and without CE mandates." If you ask me, given the hodgepodge of conflicting regimes among legal regulators, the Federation of Law Societies' time is better spent studying the merits of mandatory CPD across the profession, rather than intervening in Sidney Green's fight. That's particularly so given that the U.K. has abandoned ship on the practice. Mandating professional development isn't something you focus on in a two-hour course — it's a lifetime commitment. Just ask Sidney Green. He's been the model lawyer for 60 years. Jim Middlemiss is legal writer and principal at WebNewsManagement.com.


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text: I would've posted this on sinkheads review of the M3DS Real but this is not allowed so here it is. First let me say that the M3DSR is a pretty cool piece of high tech gear. It could be better so thus this topic (if any of these issues are fixed then let me know). 1) The build: Notice the crack forming on the back of mine. Maybe I have an extra thumb or 2 but this never happened on my R4 (using the same four thumbs). I think the plastic on the M3DSR is softer and less durable. I also think the spring loaded micro SDHC slot does not help the situation. I know other manufacturers for good reason stoped using this type of slot. I want to add my voice to all the others who have launched a micro SDHC across the room. They call it micro for good reason and after it goes flying it can be hard to find. Yes that top tab on the left is in the process of breaking. 2) Speed: Mine doesn't run as fast as I had hoped. I have not run any speed tests so I'll use a real world example, the demo of Metroid Prime. You know the demo that came with the original DS. The one that has a video of Samus Aran spinning around. On my R4 this runs perfectly. On my M3DSR the video and sound skip. At first I thought it was my 6GB SDHC so I took the 2GB SD from the R4 and used it in my M3DSR. The M3DSR still skips. BTW the 6GB is FAT32 and the 2GB is FAT16. This was done with SoftReset off no cheats (I don't think there are any). 3) The interface: Other people have complained about the crazy super fast animated icons. I agree. Also the interface seems flaky. I tap on icons and they don't do anything. Sometimes the highlight moves but then goes back to whatever the previous thing was. Also you can't grab the scroll bar, you can only tap above or below it to move it and when you scroll off one screen to the next it doesn't really scroll. It just shows you the next (or previous) set of 4 items and highlights the one at the top. Thus if I go backwards instead of highlighting the item at the bottom of the list it highlights the one at the top. M3 says the built in Media Extend movie player plays .dpg but it only does this partially. It plays the .dpg files I downloaded from Moonbooks but it won't play .dpg files created with dpgtools13. I presume it plays old .dpg files but not any new ones. When you launch the icons on Media Extend it shows you a file list of the root folder. If I tap on the video icon why not take me to the video folder? All the icons seem to do the same thing as the My Disk icon (see the picture). Notice the top item "..\". This takes me up one folder. I'm on the root so where will up one folder take me? It takes me to a screen that shows various "My" folders like for instance "My Video". This is a great idea but what is the "My Video" folder (I presume something like the Windows "My Documents" folder)? I tried creating a Video folder and a My Video folder but they don't work. If M3 implemented these folders then they should provide directions in the manual on how to make them work. 4) The PDA: Ok I see it is in beta so I'll not be too critical. I and a bunch of other people live in the Mountain Time Zone. How come there is no city to choose in the Mountain Time Zone? Also how come when I go to WorldTime everything seems to be GMT-5:00? It would be cool if there was some .ini file where you could tweak this stuff. The calculator and the units converter are cool but the rest of it is not so good. 5) Where the heck is the English version of the DSM movie converter? I think M3 relies on third parties to distribute their software and maybe this isn't such a good idea. While I'm on the topic of DSM what was the goal of DSM? Was it to improve video quality over DPG? Hmmmm. In conclusion I'd like to again say that the M3DSR is a great cartridge. I hope that M3 will continue to improve it. I see that they frequently release new firmware which is very good! I just got version 2.8.


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Rationalism in Politics by Michael Oakeshott
Rationalism in Politics established the late Michael Oakeshott as the leading conservative political theorist in modern Britain. This expanded collection of essays astutely points out the limits of "reason" in rationalist politics and criticizes ideological schemes to reform society according to supposedly "scientific" or rationalistic principles that ignore the wealth and variety of human experience.
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MIAMI — Deron Williams said he'll be "ready to go" when the Nets begin their Eastern Conference semifinal against the Heat on Tuesday night after twisting his left ankle in Game 6 of the Nets' first-round series against the Raptors.
Williams' injury came on a drive to the basket in the third quarter Friday in Brooklyn and caused him to fall to the court in pain. He continued to play and received an injection after the game to deal with the swelling. It must have worked, because he played like it wasn't an issue in Sunday's Game 7, helping lead the Nets past Toronto and into the second round.
"Yeah, I mean, they're good doctors," Williams said with a smile Monday afternoon. "I got an injection right after [that] kind of knocked all the swelling out of it.
"I'll be ready to go."
Williams missed almost the entire preseason and 16 games during the regular season because of separate sprains of each ankle. He also received a round of cortisone shots and platelet-rich plasma treatment in each ankle in January, after getting three rounds of cortisone shots as well a round of PRP treatment in each ankle during the 2012-13 season.
After scoring a team-high 26 points in 45 minutes in Sunday's 104-103 win over the Raptors in Game 7 in Toronto, Joe Johnson had little trouble getting to sleep once the team landed in Miami.
"I slept great," he said. "I went to sleep early and I woke up early and went right back to sleep. But, man, this is a great time for us right now."
Johnson was the Nets' best and most consistent player throughout their series with the Raptors, feasting on the smaller Toronto wings by taking them down into the post and scoring almost at will. After averaging 21.9 points in 40.9 minutes per game in the series, he said he was feeling good — something he couldn't say a year ago, when he hobbled his way through the Nets' seven-game loss to the Bulls while playing through plantar fasciitis in his right foot.
"We just don't have a lot of time to rest," he said, "but I think [staying in a rhythm] can kind of help us out, so we'll see."
After winning the NBA's MVP Award the past two seasons and four of the previous five, LeBron James said Kevin Durant — who is expected to receive the award this week — deserves to take home the hardware this season.
"It's great," James said. "Every night you know you stack up against the best, and you want to see what you can do no matter if you're playing against him or not.
"[Durant's] had one hell of a year … if the reports are correct, kudos to him, much respect to him and he deserves it. He had a big-time MVP season.


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The Hissem-Montague Family
Welcome to my web site. While it may eventually become many things, this site is currently dedicated to the genealogy of the Hissem family, but includes references to all the families of Heysham, Hysham, Heesham, Hesam, Hesom, Hessam, Hissam, Hissem, Hissim and Hissom of England, India and America, as well as those of Gernet, Garnet, Garnett, Montague, Wells, Six, Offerman, and Dengler.
As you will read, I believe I can accurately trace my family back at least three hundred years to our American forebear, Thomas Heysham, who was born around 1720 in the Delaware river valley. I don't know who his father was, but I am fairly confident that I can find our roots to the northeast of England, in Lancashire county. Members of the Heysham family have lived in and around the city of Lancaster, and the eponymous village of Heysham a few miles to the west, since at least the fourteenth century. They have traditionally held that they descend from a junior branch of the Gernet family. This Norman clan held a number of estates in the north of England in the first centuries after the Conquest, among which was the the manor of Heysham. I tell the story of the family based on this supposition.
I've enjoyed writing this history, I hope you enjoy reading it.
To navigate this site you may go through all the pages sequentially by using the arrow keys at the bottom of each page. This is the story of the family, in order, from the earliest point and is how this story is meant to be read. Alternatively, individual pages may be selected using the menu at the top of the page. Most of the pages are identified by the earliest member of that branch of the family. One other means of navigation is to go to the surname page and select an individual. Clicking on their name will take you to the page on which their biography is located.


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Bankers have been warning for several months about a significant slowdown in mortgage revenue now we know the severity of the decline.
Mortgage banking income at banks with less than $20 billion of assets fell, on average, 21% from the second quarter and 27% from a year earlier, according Keefe, Bruyette & Woods data. The firm looked at income tied to originations, net servicing and gains from the sale of mortgages.
Figuring out what to do next is the murkier part for bankers.
Activity is expected to slow even more in coming quarters as a spike in long-term interest rates continues to hamper refinance activity, and as more banks grapple with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's qualified-mortgage rule.
"A lot of the refi activity has been wrung out," says Jim Adkins, a founder and managing member of Artisan Advisors, a community bank consulting firm. "It's not as active of a market, and I don't see that changing."
The slowdown in mortgage revenue was a punch in the gut for banks that are trying to boost fee income. It was a big reason that noninterest income in the third quarter fell 9% from the second quarter and 11% from a year earlier, according to American Banker research of 350 banks' results.
Waning mortgage activity has sent some bank executives scurrying to quickly cut costs or to find new revenue sources. For instance, noninterest income at Valley National Bancorp (VLY) in Wayne, N.J., fell almost 45% in the third quarter compared with a year earlier, to $22.4 million. Gains on sales of residential mortgage loans fell roughly 89% from a year earlier, to $2.7 million.
Valley National has already cut staff in its mortgage department by about a third with more reductions possible if activity stays slow, executives at the $16 billion-asset company said during an Oct. 24 conference call to discuss quarterly results.
"We were opportunistic when it came to the mortgage banking activities and, while that market existed, we think we did quite well," Gerald Lipkin, Valley National's chairman and chief executive, said during the call. "I'm still somewhat perplexed as to why it was almost like a light switch going off in the refinance activity when rates moved up 100 basis points. It just shut the market down even though, historically, 30-year and the 15-year [mortgages] are at very, very low levels."
To make up for lost revenue, Valley National is looking at ways to expand. Those could include entering new markets, hiring lenders or adding products, Lipkin said. "We have some new loan products that we've introduced in the last year that are starting to take hold and I think will help generate future earnings for the bank," he said.
The QM rule, which takes effect Jan. 10, is likely to reduce mortgage lending even more by making it more difficult for some borrowers to get financing and prompting some banks to stop making mortgages. The CFPB's rule could also add costs to originations, Adkins says.
"We are doing everything we can to make a loan short of giving it away," William Dunkelberg, the chairman of Liberty Bell Bank (LBBB) in Marlton, N.J., said during an interview at American Banker's Small Business Banking Conference in New Orleans.
"Regulation will eventually make it very hard for us to do many 30-year mortgages," says Dunkelberg, who is also the chief economist for the National Federation of Independent Business.
A rebound in mortgage lending seems unlikely in the foreseeable future, so bankers need to reevaluate their products and pricing, industry experts say.
Many bankers, who have been worried about losing business to competitors, have left money on the table by failing to appropriately price their services, says David Powell, the president of bank consulting firm Vitex. Bankers especially have been unwilling to raise service charges. "The No. 1 goal has been to retain customers," he says.
Powell recalls working with a Rhode Island bank that decided to stop servicing mortgages, including loans for other lenders, because the pricing was too competitive and it wasn't earning enough from the business. Still, that bank is likely to keep originating and selling its loans, he says.
The third quarter was "mediocre for most banks," even if you strip out quarterly mortgage revenue comparisons, says Jeff Davis, managing director of the financial institutions group at Mercer Capital. "Many businesses have not been as robust."
Earnings are likely to remain flat over the next few quarters, Davis says. Community banks, in particular, will continue to struggle with net interest margin compression and mortgage income will keep shrinking, he adds.
"This is the toughest time to be a banker," Powell says. "You've got regulation, the unusually long economic cycle, historically low interest rates. It's the perfect storm."
Paul Davis contributed to this article.


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Inspired by the real-life Newsboy Strike of 1899, this high-energy musical soars with rousing dance numbers and non-stop thrills. In New York City at the turn of the century, publishing titans Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst look to take advantage of newsboys to increase profits. Enter charismatic Jack Kelly who unwittingly leads a ragged band of teenaged "newsies," across the city to strike for what's right. This Tony Award-winning musical, based on the timeless Disney film, is toe-tapping fun for the entire family.
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Red Yarn (aka Andy Furgeson), the acclaimed family folk songster and puppeteer from Portland, releases this bright new collection of classic and original songs allows fans to bring home the magic of a Red Yarn's energetic live shows, sprinkled with studio magic by renowned family music producer Dean Jones.
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This Week
Snr Practice Exams: Monday-Friday
Tech Internal Moderation: Tuesday
NorthTec Future Trades: Friday
Monday 20th - Friday 24th August
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Sunday 26th - Friday 31st August
Snr Practice Exams: Monday-Friday
Tech Internal Moderation: Tuesday
NorthTec Future Trades: Friday
Term 1: Wed 7 February - Fri 13 April
Term 2: Mon 30 April - Fri 06 July
Term 3: Mon 23 July - Fri 28 September
Term 4: Dates TBA
Head Boy: Matai Newman
Head Girl: Morgan Hutchings
Deputy Head Boy: Kees McCahon
Deputy Head Girl: Michaela Jenkins-Stevenson
Located in the north island of New Zealand, Dargaville has clean air, open space and a quiet friendly environment, ideal for study.
Dargaville is just over two hours drive north of Auckland, New Zealand's major International Gateway.
Deep sea fishing, yachting and boating harbours with unpolluted surf beaches and excellent water sport facilities are close to hand.
Located in the North Island of New Zealand, Dargaville High School is a decile 3, co-ed state secondary school, teaching students from Years 9 to 13. Our rural school has an impressive record of achievement in academic, sporting and cultural fields. Many of our former students have gone on to great success in the worlds of science, politics, business and sport.
Kia ora koutou katoa,
Welcome to Dargaville High School, situated on the western coast of Northland, gateway to the Kauri Coast. The school serves the Northern Wairoa region, an area with a long and rich history... read more
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I dug out my Glimakra weaving loom …
and put it outside in the sun:
(you understand I have people for this. Robert did all the lifting. Thank you, darling.)
There's commercial sockyarn going up and down and I weave into it a weft of handspun singles made from a very soft BFL, wrapped around that stick.
I've had that handspun for a while now and I didn't know what to do with the singles. It's 765 meters of fingering weight. Or sportsweight, since this is handspun (it will bloom a bit).
Soft and thin and a bit fragile, what was a girl to do?
(anno 2014 I'd say: Brioche! But last year I didn't know)
I played around with the handspun a bit. I didn't like the way it knitted up and also the knitted fabric was too fragile to stand up to wear (like in a blanket or hooded shawl (for which it is the wrong colour)). Also the colours were biting each other a bit: they were washing each other out.
However, combining them with saturated sock yarn and allowing the singles to display their colours in long lines instead of short intertwined dots (=knitting) brought out the colours and provided some strength.
Also: it is very pleasant to weave with happy coloured yarn.
This is how weaving works:
I've put the plastic grate with all the sockyarn that's going up and down in the lowest position of the holder you see on the left. Now the sockyarn threads are divided and I can put the wooden stick through them, from left to right.
The stick comes out on the right side, leaving behind a trail of yarn. This thread is not pulled tight, it is left very loose. In an arc often:
Now I take the reed from its holder and pull it towards me:
I use it to push the thread into place, nice and neat against the previously woven threads. This is called "beating" I believe.
You don't beat very hard. I leave a considerate amount of space between the previous horizontal thread and this new one. After all, this yarn will bloom. I aim for little squares of space between the threads. It's a very open fabric at this stage… we'll have to trust it will grow into a good fabric once it gets its final wash.
Now I place the reed back in its holder but this time in the up most position. The sockyarn is divided up and down but reverse of what it was previously.
I can now bring the stick with the handspun through again, this time from right to left.
After that I'll beat again with the reed and replace it in the lowest position and start from left to right again.
It's a very pleasant craft. And actually goes quiet fast.
Every now and then I release the rolled up, prethreaded sockyarn on the beam in the back. The beam has a gear that releases and locks.
I then roll up the beam in the front, it has the woven cloth on it. It too has a gear that locks.
This loom is well thought out and well designed.
It's a scandinavian design: Glimakra. This type is called Susanna. It is a rigid heddle loom and it is very good for weaving with handspun. It fits on your table or on your lap. It has no foot peddles and is not typically used to weave patterns and such. (But it can be done, you then put a second reed behind the first one.)
I like the scandinavian connection. I like that it's wood. I like that it's a no-nonsense and sturdy design.
Today I got all "alternative" using it: I dug out my worn straw hat and my sheepy mug and my sandals
I really didn't care how I looked and how easy it would be for people to put a label onto me. I'm Pippi Longstocking's sister, I don't care!
Almost all of my maillots have their feet cut off (how else am I going to wear them with handknit socks in shoes?).
Today I even cut off the lower parts of these: bare legs in the sun. And sandals. And a rolled up skirt with pockets, made from sturdy canvas and allowed to get dirty or ruined by a happy treadling cat.
Pippi rules!


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Aligning Your College Courses With Career Goals
When you are picking your college courses you should always have a plan of what you hope to do with it afterwards. A part of this decision should be based on following your passion and doing something you enjoy. However, this is not the only thing that needs to be taken into account. You have to also think about the employability rate of the college courses you are taking, to make sure that you are equipping yourself with the skills required to find a good job. Look at the job trends that are out there to make sure that you pick a field that is not becoming obsolete. Another place you can go for this information is a college counsellor who will help you pick an avenue that fits both your passion and your career goals. Having said that, we have also made a list of some fields that have a promising future for web developer jobs that you can peruse.
Working on the internet
A lot of millennial prefer doing jobs on the internet. IT is a very promising field that you can enter. If you like this area you can look at digital jobs that are available out there and see if any of them take your fancy. This will require a combination of creativity and technical know how, so once you decide what you want to do you can pick college courses that equip you with the skills that you will need.
Following your passion for art
If you are the creative and artistic type you can use this skill and make a really good income by aiming for graphic design jobs. Being an artist can be a very touch and go profession to get into because it's subjective and you might struggle to get people to buy your work. However, graphic designing is a very good compromise for a person with such an ambitions because you will be using the same skill set, but catering to a market that has very high demand.
Programming and entrepreneurship
If you have a knack for computers you should take coding and other programming courses that will help you become an app developer. Combine this with a few entrepreneurship lessons so that you can learn how to develop and market your apps and other social media platforms. A lot of the largest companies in the world are based on a product of this nature, which should give you an idea of the potential for success in this field. It should also illustrate the benefit of developing some keen business instincts.


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Paterson among invitees to Canada's junior campby Bill Roose / Detroit Red Wings
|Saginaw goalie and Red Wings prospect Jake Paterson, has been invited to Team Canada's national junior team development camp, which will be held in August. (Photo by Getty Images)
DETROIT – Red Wings prospect Jake Paterson will be among 35 players who will participate in Canada's national junior team summer development camp in August.
The week-long development camp is set to begin August 4 in two cities – Broussard, Quebec and Lake Placid, N.Y.
Paterson, 19, of Mississauga, Ontario, has played the last three seasons in the Ontario Hockey League with the Saginaw Spirit, which is about 1 ½ hours north of Detroit.
Paterson was the Red Wings' third-round draft selection last June in Pittsburgh. He is one of 14 camp invitees who were drafted last summer. In three OHL seasons, he has posted 46 wins with a 3.45 goals-against average.
Paterson, who was Canada's third goalie, but did not see action in the 2013 World Junior Championships in Ufa, Russia, was one of three OHL goalies who participated in Team Canada's Program of Excellence goaltending camp earlier this month in Calgary. Mississauga's Spencer Martin and Sault Ste. Marie's Matt Murray were the others in the U20 camp.
Canada's national junior team will gather in Brossard at the Montreal Canadiens' practice facility for two practices on Aug. 4 and 5 before travelling to Lake Placid, N.Y., for exhibition games against Finland (Aug. 7), Sweden (Aug. 8) and the United States (Aug. 10).
If Paterson makes the national team and plays in the U20 tournament this December in Malmo, Sweden, he will become just the third Red Wings' goalie prospect to play in the World Junior Championship for Canada, and the first since Corrado Micalef did so in 1981.
The first Wings' prospect to play between the pipes for Canada in the U20 tourney was Al Jensen, who helped Canada to a silver medal in 1977 and a bronze medal a year later.


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Bloody fabric with cockroachesItem #: 18240
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Bloody fabric with cockroaches
Impressively nud repeatedly for a nasty shudder good the bloody fabric with cockroaches
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Originally from Manchester, CT. Myke Herlihy is one of the most lovable jerks you'll ever meet! After spending thirteen years behind bars, serving drinks not time, Myke now takes his bartender's wit and magical hand to the stage. Whether he's discussing his failed relationships, ranting about the trials and tribulations of being an unplanned father, or reminiscing over the insanity that was his childhood, Myke always manages to find the light at the end of the tunnel.
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On today's podcast, John is sharing what not to do with your workouts. These mistakes not only waste time and slow your progress, they can be detrimental to your health and fitness. So grab your pen and paper so you can avoid these training no-no's. Enjoy!
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A newbie would do well to use a non-Microsoft browser until they understand the new plague of SPYWARE and how to deal with it.
IE does work well to allow Spyware to wreck havoc on the new users.
Toss the newbie onto Firefox. They'll do fine.
I've been using the Firefox browser for over two months. I've been computing since the Vic20 and on the web using one of the first versions of Netscape. So many good things have been written about Firefox, I feel it's my duty to warn newbie's .. be careful about hurrying to use the Firefox browser.
I could detail the reasons for my recommendation, However here it is a brief explanation: I like many features as well as the philosophy behind the Firefox browser.. but some of the bugs, design quirks I have encountered would be difficult for new computer people to deal with. Some of the issues I faced since using it, caused me to come close to shelving it. If you know what Bugzilla is downloaded it. If you can't describe the word browser to your friends, stay away. I know we should all keep in mind Microsoft's domination of the industry... but I.Expl. works well! Remain aware about the other Browsers. Internet Explorer and Firefox are not alone. In fact Google, another dominant player, may well be offering a Firefox type browser in a few months. You will also become aware there are other Operating Systems as well. Windows is not the only game in town.
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==== 1. Commentary: Windows Storage Server 2003, Part 4 ==== by Mark Smith, [email protected]
My previous three commentaries described the features, functionality, and common uses for Windows Storage Server 2003, Microsoft's optimized file server. Common uses I described included file serving, file server consolidation, Storage Area Network (SAN) integration, and backup and recovery. I want to explore a few more uses for Windows Storage Server and investigate its future and impact on the storage market.
This September, Microsoft's hardware partners will begin releasing Windows Storage Server-based Network Attached Storage (NAS) devices. One partner, Iomega, will introduce two models, 205 (160GB) and 305 (240GB), whose prices will start at less than $1000. Either Iomega model could serve as a small business server for a company with fewer than 10 employees and could incorporate today's most popular small business applications such as Intuit's QuickBooks Pro financial software and Microsoft Office 2003. The business could connect various desktops to the server through a Wi-Fi network and could sign with a reputable ISP that provides a T1 line for fixed-price phone services, high-speed Internet connections, and Web and email hosting services. This setup should cost well under $5000. And, because you can remotely manage Windows Storage Server across the Internet, a consultant could easily support this configuration for a small business that doesn't have on-staff IT personnel.
As I mentioned in my July 9 commentary, I believe that Windows Storage Server-based NAS devices will serve as front-end gateways to SANs. You can use Windows Storage Server's Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) and Virtual Disk Service (VDS) features to control the underlying functionality of a SAN. DataCore's SANsymphony uses VSS and VDS to enable Windows Storage Server to invoke storage configuration, space allocation, and data replication services on a wide variety of SAN devices. Such capabilities let Windows systems administrators use an OS they understand instead of learning a new proprietary OS to run a SAN. If systems administrators can take advantage of SAN features (e.g., dynamic allocation of storage, LUN maintenance, hardware replication, snapshot management) from a Windows Storage Server-based NAS device, they're more likely to adopt the new NAS-and-SAN-fusion storage solutions.
According to IDC, Microsoft Windows Powered NAS (WPNAS) devices have garnered 41 percent of the market share for NAS units shipped. That figure is up 8 percent from the previous quarter If this trend continues, Windows Storage Server-based NAS devices will gain the majority market share in the next quarter. Four primary user decision factors are price, partner reputations, administrators' comfort with Windows Storage Server, and ease of use. If Windows administrators can buy a competitively priced NAS device from a major IT manufacturer (e.g., Dell, IBM, Iomega, Hewlett-Packard--HP) that uses a standard Windows Server OS (i.e., Windows Storage Server) and has a feature set that rivals its competitors, those Windows administrators will likely buy Windows Storage Server-based devices rather than proprietary OS devices. Microsoft's hardware partners will match prices with non-Windows–based NAS devices and win sales. In time, Windows Storage Server will be able to control most SAN functionality through VDS and VSS, making it easier for Windows administrators to take advantage of sophisticated storage features without having to learn a proprietary SAN OS. I plan to follow Windows Storage Server's progress to see whether it lives up to its potential impact on the storage market.
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IBM announced that it's the first storage vendor to offer a new IP Storage Service Module from Cisco Systems. The company is now offering the Cisco MDS 9000 IP Storage Services Module, which is designed to simplify and lower the cost of expanding Storage Area Networks (SANs) to midrange and long distances. IBM already offers Cisco's MDS 9000 family of multilayer switches. The Cisco MDS 9000 IP Storage Services Module supports both Internet SCSI (iSCSI) and the emerging Fibre Channel over IP (FCIP) protocol. Other companies are expected to offer the module shortly.
The ability to use either iSCSI or FCIP for storage connectivity within data centers or across local networks, metro networks, and WANs lets customers choose between the two competing IP Storage technologies. FCIP lets users expand existing Fibre Channel SANs to use the IP protocol. "By enabling customers to take advantage of both their existing Fibre Channel fabric and IP networking infrastructures, IBM and Cisco are helping customers drive down the cost of storage networking," said Luca Cafiero, senior vice president and general manager of the Switching, Voice, and Storage Technologies Group at Cisco.
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Advanced Digital Information Corporation (ADIC) released Scalar i2000, its next-generation data center tape library that supports SCSI installations and Fibre Channel Storage Area Networks (SANs). Scalar i2000 features native partitioning of one library into multiple logical libraries, mixed media operation, native Fibre Channel connectivity, self-guided diagnostics, and policy-based alerts. Scalar i2000 also provides as many as 48 drives and as much as 670TB of storage capacity. Pricing starts at $83,000. Contact ADIC at 425-881-8004 or 800-336-1233. http://www.adic.com
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The motto of pastor Morley's church is, "The Home of old time Religion." (It's also apparently the Home of random Capitalization -- but never mind.)
Old-time religion.
For a lot of people that phrase indicates something awesomely admirable. It evinces a set of values and a way of life that is perfectly honorable. When I think of people who, a generation or so ago, were imbued with what we now call "old time religion," I think of people anyone would be proud to be. I think of people who were hard-working, clear-headed, family-loving, giving, respectful of others, humble before the God they spent their lives endeavoring to emulate.*
My 90-year-old friend Sam grew up in a Baptist farming family in Oklahoma. To this day Sam does more hard work before the day's sun goes down than I do before a month has gone by. He's been married 70 years. He's read his Bible for one half-hour every night of his life. When Sam bows his head before a meal, he doesn't do the rote toss-off. He closes his eyes tight; he spends time at it. He means those prayers.
Sam means everything he does; he never dials it in. Yet at the same time he's gently detached from everything he does. Because he knows that it's all just grist for the great turning mill of God.
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And we're certainly aware of the compelling spiritual value of that old-time religion. We feel it even in the words -- well, maybe not in the actual psychotic words -- of pastor Charles L. Worley. We feel the allure of Worley's surety; our hearts quicken at the clarity of his conviction, the passion of his heart. Yes, Worley is a monster. But like Frankenstein, he's a monster made almost entirely of things we know to have once been naturally healthy and good.
So what happened? How did so much of Christianity, which used to be such a decent and honorable thing, degenerate into a national joke that's anything but funny?
Well, to speak to our current time, gay people happened. For all of Sam's generation and before, the question of the civil rights of LGBT people virtually never came up. But today countless numbers of people are boldly proclaiming that they're here, they're queer and that even hardcore, old-timey, right-wing reactionary Christians had better get used to it.
And such Christians can easily do that. The bridge from "God didn't make Adam and Steve!" to "God bless the union of Adam and Steve!" is exactly this short.
So why aren't even the most conservative Christians lining up to cross that bridge?
Because they're afraid that while doing so the vicious troll Heresy will pop up from his hoary abode beneath the bridge and, with his long claws and terrible fangs, attack them.
They're afraid they'll lose what's most precious to them, which is their relationship with God.
They're afraid that discarding what they think of as so fundamental to the Bible's integrity will mean the whole book falling apart in their hands. And they're afraid they'll then have nothing with which to defend themselves against all the world's devilish trolls.
Their fears about this are entirely unfounded. Every day thousands of Christians are rethinking the "clobber passages" (so-called because they have been traditionally used by Christians to "clobber" gay people), changing their minds about homosexuality and finding that their faith in God -- and their sense of God's faith in them -- is not only not compromised, it's greatly enhanced.
And in crossing that bridge they found, to their happy surprise, no troll at all.
There's nothing wrong with Christianity. There's something wrong with many Christians, of course. But that's only because Christians are people and people are imperfect. But all of us can, and most of us do, evolve.
The pastor Worley as we have him in his now-infamous video displays a great many troll-like characteristics. But the man can change. He does, after all, believe in the irresistible power of the transformative love of Jesus Christ. In what we can dare to hope is his hour of need, let us pray that the pastor fully opens himself up to that power. I'm praying that he does.
And guess what? So is Sam.
Brothers and sisters, can I hear an amen!?
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