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Jeff Stickley is serving as an assistant football coach for the Generals after retiring as baseball coach. He is in his third stint serving as an assistant football coach at the University, having been with the team from 1982-85 and then holding the offensive coordinator and offensive line coaching position from 1987-03.
Stickley had served as Washington and Lee's head baseball coach from 1987-15 and he is the school's all-time wins leader, retiring with a 426-422-4 (.502) overall record. A four-time ODAC Coach of the Year, Stickley guided W&L to eight seasons of 20 or more wins and 11 straight winning seasons from 1999-2009. Additionally, the Generals advanced to the ODAC Tournament 11 times in his final 13 seasons, claiming the program's first ODAC title and NCAA Tournament berth in 2009.
W&L advanced to the ODAC title game four times during his tenure, including in 2003 when the Generals set a program record with 28 wins (28-8).
In 1986, Stickley left W&L to become athletic director and head baseball coach at Lexington High School. He returned to W&L in 1987 as head baseball coach and assistant football coach.
Stickley earned his master's degree in secondary education and administration from James Madison University in 1985. He graduated from Bridgewater College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in physical education in 1977.
Stickley served as baseball and football coach for Alta Vista High School from 1977 to 1979 and as an assistant baseball and football coach at Lexington High School from 1979 to 1980. He has also served as a coach in the Harrisonburg summer league.
He is a 1972 graduate of Harrisonburg High School, where he was an all-district shortstop for the Blue Streaks and a class president for three years.
Stickley and his wife Daphne reside in Rockbridge County. Their daughter, Sarah Elizabeth, graduated from the University of Virginia.

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Astolfo wrote:RonDawg wrote:Unfortunately many new cars today do not have a spare tire, even if there is a recessed well in the trunk for one. It's to save weight and money.
really "many" can you please name 10 serious cars without a spare tire or RFT?
Before challenging me, you should have Googled first, because there are news articles out there that discuss the trend of manufacturers no longer including spare tires in their new cars, and substituting them with fix-a-flat kits:
http://www.edmunds.com/car-buying/the-d ... -tire.html
http://autos.aol.com/article/spare-tire ... -new-cars/
http://articles.latimes.com/2011/jun/20 ... s-20110620
http://www.wcnc.com/news/local/No-spare ... 01006.html
BTW the last article says "one out of seven cars sold today" in this country does not come with some sort of spare tire. As many cars as are sold in the US, that would fit my definition of "many."
But if you insist on a list, here it is at http://www.aaa.com/AAA/corpcomm/socialm ... -Tires.pdf which a simple Google search would have also yielded you. There's a lot more than 10 on that list in which a fix-a-flat kit is standard in lieu of a physical spare. Many of those same cars, particularly the lower end models, don't provide for some sort of physical spare or RFT as even a factory option.


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A wild week begins at Match Play
MARANA, Ariz. (AP) — Bring together the top 64 players in the world and no one knows what to expect.
Especially at the Match Play Championship.
Hunter Mahan, the defending champion, was asked Monday to list the top three players who have the best reputation in this format. He made logical choices in Luke Donald, Tiger Woods and Ian Poulter.
Donald, who won this event in 2011, has a magnificent short game and can produce the kind of shots that change momentum in a match. Poulter, the star of just about every Ryder Cup he plays, has such a strong self-belief that he can will his way to wins, as he did at Dove Mountain in 2010. And Tiger, well, is Tiger.
"Just a great player and he doesn't like to lose," Mahan said.
Before anyone pencils in a bracket that puts those three players in the semifinals, consider recent history.
Donald was No. 1 in the world and lost in the first round a year ago. Poulter hasn't made it beyond the opening round since he won the Match Play Championship.
Woods, the only back-to-back winner of this World Golf Championship, hasn't made it out of the second round since his last win in 2008.
The brackets are set up like they are in other sporting events, whether it's a Grand Slam event in tennis or the NCAA basketball tournament. The difference in golf is that over 18 holes, there's not much to separate No. 1 from No. 64.
It all starts to unfold Wednesday on The Ritz-Carlton Golf Club at Dove Mountain, a Jack Nicklaus design that features massive slopes on the greens and might not be much fun to play if not for the format of match play.
Rory McIlroy is the No. 1 seed and takes on Shane Lowry in the first of two matches between Northern Ireland and Ireland. Graeme McDowell faces Padraig Harrington in the opening round. Woods opens against Charles Howell III, while Poulter faces Stephen Gallacher of Scotland.
Most of the players arrived Monday for practice or to see the golf course.
All of them would like to stick around as long as possible.
"If you get to the weekend, it's one of the most fun weeks of the year," Geoff Ogilvy said last week. "If you lose the first round, it feels like the worst week of the year."
Ogilvy failed to qualify for the first time since he won in 2006 when it was held at La Costa, though he isn't the only one missing. Retief Goosen ended his streak of playing in the Match Play for 13 consecutive years by not being high enough in the world ranking.
The top 66 qualified because Phil Mickelson (family) and Brandt Snedeker (sore ribs) are not playing.
David Toms knows both sides of this feeling. It was fun when he reached the championship match against Woods in 2003, and it was a blast two years later when he smoked Chris DiMarco in the finals to win. And then there was the time he lost to Sergio Garcia in the opening round three years ago.
"I lose my first match and then I got picked for drug testing," Toms said. "I said, 'Don't you think you should test the guy who just won?' But it's a great week if you have a chance at the end."
The tough part, of course, is getting started.
It's not a good feeling to lose early, particularly for some of the international players who have crossed oceans to get here. Such was the plight of Thomas Bjorn one year. He played 14 holes and was on his way back to Europe.
Mahan was asked the feeling of losing the opening match, climbing into the van for a slow, long ride back to the clubhouse.
"You just don't want to be there anymore, unless you win," he said. "Then, you don't have a problem signing anything that anyone wants you to sign. But it's a weird feeling. The van can't move fast enough. People can't get out of the way fast enough. Everything bothers you. And if someone asks you, 'How was your day?' you want to punch them."
There have been some quick tempers over the years.
Woods, the one year he lost in the opening round as the No. 1 seed, walked down the 18th fairway alone at La Costa with a few thousand people in tow, not saying a word. Ernie Els is known as "Heisman" after losing in the opening round.
That's the gesture he once made when he saw a reporter approaching.
A European Tour official approached Pat Perez for a comment after he lost one year. Perez offered three words. Two of them couldn't be printed.
Mahan said of Perez: "He probably does all the things I think about."
Good form doesn't always count for much, either.
The past two winners on the PGA Tour in the week before Match Play both lost in the opening round — Bill Haas to Ryo Ishikawa, Dustin Johnson to Camilo Villegas.
As for match play reputations, Justin Rose might be worth part of the conversation. He won an exhibition in Turkey last year that was medal match play — head-to-head with the lowest 18-hole score winning — and then did pretty well in that other exhibition, the Ryder Cup.
It was his 35-foot putt against Mickelson on the 17th hole at Medinah that was the most critical toward Europe's stunning rally on the final day.
"I definitely would like to ride that wave of momentum and confidence," Rose said. "There was a couple of matches in Turkey that I pulled off a shot when I had to. Obviously, the Ryder Cup I pulled off a shot when I had to. It's always a bit of fortune to hit the right shot at the right time."
That's what the Match Play Championship ultimately is all about — good fortune, and good golf helps create that fortune.
Mahan, who defeated McIlroy in the championship match last year, was asked what he learned about being successful in match play.
"You have to play good," he said. "That's the only thing that matters."


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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - After a season-opening win against Columbia that saw its freshmen account for six individual wins, the Yale men's swimming and diving team heads to Boston University for the Terrier Invitational. The meet is one of the Bulldogs' most competitive of the season, and will serve as a good measuring stick for just how far this new-look Eli squad can go.
Last weekend was certainly a good start for the Bulldogs, as they avenged a loss to Columbia in the first meet of last season with their 178-122 victory. Newcomers were the story, providing 17 top-three finishes. One of them, freshman Robby Harder, was particularly impressive, turning in three individual victories, all in freestyle events. Two of those - the 1000-yard freestyle and 200-yard freestyle - were back to back. Harder took the 1000 in 9:30.61 and the 200, the next event, in 1:30.09.
Harder's fellow freshmen, Alwin Firmansyah, also took home multiple wins against the Lions. His first was in the 200-yard butterfly, which he finished in 1:47.59. Firmansyah followed that up with a win in the 100-yard freestyle in 46.09, and a victory in the 200 IM (1:51.65). Transfer Paschall Davis made it a clean sweep for the Eli newcomers in freestyle events with his win in the 50 free (21.17).
Another member of the class of 2015, Ronald Tsui, grabbed a win in the 100-yard breaststroke, while sophomore Danny McDermott took first in the 200-yard breaststroke, and senior Goksu Bicer grabbed the Elis other individual win with a time of 49.76 in the 100-yard butterfly.
Yale's divers also got off to a solid start against Columbia, posting two top-three finishes to round out a good all-around meet for the Bulldogs.
The action in Boston gets underway Friday morning at Boston University, and continues through Sunday.
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The New York Academy of Sciences hosted multi-disciplinary experts for a workshop that promoted greater understanding, and continued interest in, the connections between play, the development of attentional and cognitive abilities, and subsequent learning.
Training executive function is a big part of why we send kids to school. But what works best? The New York Academy of Sciences invited neuroscientists and educators to meet in Aspen to hash out what we know and how schools might change to help every child succeed.
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Colin Blakemore, PhD, ScD, FRS (Oxford and Warwick) gave the Max Cowan lecture at the Federation of Neuroscience Societies (FENS) meeting in Amsterdam on July 6, 2010. The talk," Death and Transfiguration in the Development of the Brain," was sponsored by the European Dana Alliance (EDAB). Blakemore is vice-chairman of EDAB. Max Cowan was a founding member of the Dana Alliance.
Michael Gazzaniga, Ph.D., University of California, Santa Barbara, organizer of the Dana Foundation Learning, Arts, and the Brain Consortium was interviewed on film for the Learning, Arts, and the Brain Summit. Gazzaniga discusses the research involved in the Consortium, findings, the importance of attention research, and what helps motivate people to the arts. This film was created for the Learning, Arts, and Brain Summit by Mind in the Making: a Project of Families and Work Institute and New Screen Concepts.
Dr. Jordan Grafman, chief of the Cognitive Neuroscience Section at the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke outside of Washington, DC, and a member of the Dana Alliance for Brain Initiatives, is your guide as we cover what to expect from the aging brain and what we can do to 'stay sharp.' Throughout this program we draw on insights from top neuroscientists committed to helping more people know about what happens to our brain as we age and the brain healthy behaviors that we can incorporate into our daily lives. The Staying Sharp program is a joint project of NRTA: AARP's Educator Community and The Dana Alliance for Brain Initiatives. For a free DVD of this program please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Kay Redfield Jamison, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and J. Raymond DePaulo, Jr., M.D., Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine join Paul R. McHugh, M.D. Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, to discuss McHugh's new book, Try to Remember: Psychiatry's Clash over Meaning, Memory, and Mind. William Safire, chairman of the Dana Foundation served as moderator.
At this Dana Center event, co-sponsored by the Dana Alliance and the Neuroethics Society, experts discussed ethical considerations of depression, surgical experimentation, consciousness, technology, and public policy. Judy Illes, Ph.D., Canada Research Chair in Neuroethics, moderated; speakers were Philip Campbell, Ph.D., Nature and Nature Publications; Joseph Fins, M.D., Weill Cornell Medical College; Jonathan Moreno, Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania; and Helen Mayberg, M.D., Emory University.
Martha Denckla, M.D., Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and Jerome Kagan, Ph.D., Emeritus professor, Harvard University discuss "Understanding Childhood Brain Disorders" at the Dana Center. Noel Gunther, Learning Media WETA-TV was moderator.
Dennis Charney, M.D., Mount Sinai School of Medicine, Steven Hyman, M.D., Harvard University, and Jordan Grafman, Ph.D., National Institute for Neurological Disorders and Stroke discussed the latest research in traumatic brain injury and post traumatic stress syndrome. The event was held at the Dana Center in Washington, DC and moderated by William Safire, chairman of the Dana Foundation.
Music and the Brain: From Perception to Emotion brought together neuroscientists, performing artists, and the public all participating in a gathering which discussed the interpretation of emotions, creativity, and improvisation. The public event was held during the Federation of European Neuroscience Societies (FENS) in Geneva. Participants included, EDAB vice chairman, Pierre Magistretti, Federal Institute of Technology and Lausanne University Hospital; Francois Ansermet, Geneva University Hospital; Gary Magby, Lausanne Music Conservatory; Solenn' Lavanant, opera singer; Ioanna Bentoiu, opera singer; Richard Rentsch (www.richard-rentsch.com), composer and Orazio Sciortino (www.oraziosciortino.com).
Jay N. Gieed, M.D., National Institute of Mental Health, Kay Redfield Jamison, Ph.D., The Johns Hopkins University, and Stephen A. Maistro, Ph.D. discussed the teen brain at a Speaking of Science event at the Dana Center. The panel was sponsored by the Dana Foundation and Syracuse University.
Dan Gordon, editor of Your Brain on Cubs, moderated a panel about baseball and the brain with former Giant baseball great Bobby Thomson; Hillary R. Rodman, Ph.D., Emory University; and Jordan Grafman, Ph.D., National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke.
The Dana Foundation released at a news conference on March 4, Learning, Arts, and the Brain, a three-year study at seven universities, which finds strong links between arts education and cognitive development. Speakers included Michael Gazzaniga, Ph.D., UC, Santa Barbara; Michael Posner, Ph.D., University of Oregon; Elizabeth Spelke, Ph.D., Harvard University and Brian Wandell, Ph.D., Stanford University. Guy Mckhann, M.D., Johns Hopkins University gave a summary and Dana Gioia, chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts spoke of the study's importance to the field of education.
Dr. Pierre Magistretti, co-director of the Brain Mind Institute at the Federal Institute of Technology of Lausanne (EPFL) and director of the Center for Psychiatric Neurosciences at the Lausanne University Hospital, and Dr. Francois Ansermet, head of the Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at the Geneva University Hospital, spoke with Dana Foundation Chairman William Safire about their new book, Biology of Freedom: Neural Plasticity, Experience, and the Unconscious, and the bridge between neuroscience and psychoanalysis. The event took place on November 14, 2007 at the Dana Center in Washington, DC.
David Nathan, M.D., author of The Cancer Treatment Revolution: How Smart Drugs and Other Therapies Are Renewing Our Hope and Changing the Face of Medicine and president emeritus of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, was interviewed by William Safire, chairman of the Dana Foundation, on October 10, 2007 at the Dana Center in Washington, DC. Nathan and Safire spoke about the scientific and human aspects of the war against cancer and what it means to have and fight cancer in the 21st century.


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Bottom line: These guidelines will guide you alright—straight to your spot in the pharmacy line. Look elsewhere for advice if you're serious about your health.
In a recent discussion with an old friend of mine, I listened to a description of frustration: my friend was spending 8 hours a week in the gym, mostly doing cardio, "not dieting" but somehow restricting herself to 1600kcal a day and not consuming ANY saturated fat. This friend is trying to slim down for a special event, and yet is finding herself gaining belly fat. I tried to explain to her the causes of her gain (over-training, cortisol imbalance, insufficient food, no dietary fat so minimal vitamin absorption, etc) but the likelihood of her taking my word over the dominant messages coming from 'health' magazines, websites and most medical professional is, for want of a better word, slim.
Weight Watchers is happening at my school again for interested staff, so I have to try to block out the rants coming from the other part of the staffroom explaining how good these 5-point buns are, the perfect morning tea, keeps you full til lunch! ... *facepalm*
Even though I'm still relaxing my approach to food, at least I know what I'm doing and why, and I'm following the advice that my body gives me and that my reading has developed. My anger over the lies the diet industry and lipophobes have spread since before my lifetime was strong enough - I almost hope the Weight Watchers folks never see the day when the media finally reports the current metabolic and dietetic science; what a way to then regret the wasted years.
Let's hope that, in any case, the information comes out soon so that this generation's bevy of genetically-cursed children of metabolically damaged mothers and fathers have a hope of out-living those parents.
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This morning we return again to 2 Timothy chapter 2 as our ongoing study of this great epistle continues. We're looking at a section from verse 20 through 26, a section about vessels unto honor...vessels unto honor, being useful to the Lord. And that little verse in Philemon, verse 11, just kind of hung in the back of my mind where Paul says about Onesimus, the runaway slave, he says to Philemon who was his master, "He was formerly useless but now is useful, both to you and to me." Formerly useless and now useful.
The thought of being useless is a terrible thought, of being responsible to serve someone, to perform duties on behalf of someone, to provide for someone, but to fail to do that. What a waste. And how much more distressing in relationship to God to be given responsibility, to render service to God, to provide within His Kingdom some area of ministry to which we are called and gifted, to render to God something that is definitely due His worthy name and to fail to do that, to be useless rather than useful. Tragic.
I know in my own heart I want to be useful to God. I understand what Paul said that he feared that in preaching to others he himself would be disqualified, 1 Corinthians 9:27, or useless, cast away, set aside. I don't ever want to be set aside. I don't ever want to go on the scrap heap of Christian ministries. I don't ever want to wind up useless to God.
Now it is perhaps important to say that our sovereign God does not need us to perform some service, but rather has given us that privilege. He has graciously given us the incredible opportunity to serve Him. And it's not because He needs us to accomplish His purpose. It's not because He needs us to reach His goals. It's not because He couldn't do it without us. But rather He is gracious and merciful and kind and loving to give us the privilege of serving Him. Because He is so worthy it should call forth all our very best. But don't think for a moment that God can't accomplish His purpose without us, it's just that He has privileged us to be a part. What a privilege to serve the living and true God, to be useful to Him.
Now Paul in writing this epistle to his son in the faith, Timothy, was certainly concerned that Timothy be useful. Timothy was gifted and called and positioned in a strategic way...to fulfill that which God had designed for him to fulfill in the development of the church and it was important that Timothy be useful to the maximum degree. He was to be a vessel unto honor.
In this passage Paul is reminding him of how urgent that issue is, that he be in fact a vessel unto honor. The constant repetition of these kinds of exhortations in the two epistles to Timothy let us know that Timothy was probably not functioning in the way he should. And so Paul again is calling him to the highest level of commitment, namely to be a vessel unto honor, as it is called in verse 20.
Now remember it began with an analogy. Look at verse 20 and I'll read it to you. "Now in a large house," remember we said that's the church which was introduced in verse 19 by the phrase "the firm foundation of God," "In the large house, the church, there are not only gold and silver vessels or utensils or furnishings, but also vessels of wood and of pottery, and some to honor and some to dishonor."
Now he's simply drawing an analogy, a very large house has some furnishings that are used for honorable purposes. They are prized. They are valuable. They are put on display. They are beautiful. They are clean. There are others that are ugly, unprized, much less valuable, never for public display, they do the dirty tasks of the household, taking out the waste and the garbage and things like that. They're made of pottery and wood and are defiled and unclean while the others are made of gold and silver and are spotless and pure.
And what he is saying is that within the church some of those who serve the Lord are useful and valuable and beautiful and honorable. And some are ugly and defiled and unprized and dishonorable. The church has all kinds. It has people who are the fine China and people who are the trash buckets...and everybody in between.
Now what is a vessel unto honor? Well we saw that, didn't we, last time in verse 21, a vessel for honor is sanctified, that is a vessel is separate from sin, separated from the world unto God. It is useful to the master, that is under the authority of the master, exhibiting obedience and then prepared for every good work has to do with being zealous. First of all, personal holiness in the word"s"sanctified." Secondly, personal obedience in the phrase "useful to the master." Thirdly, personal zeal in the phrase, "prepared for every good work."
That honorable vessel then is a holy, obedient, zealous person, separated from sin, and the flesh, and the world, committed to submissive obedience to the master and zealous to serve, ready, prepared for every good work. And in the perfect passive, the idea is having been put into a prepared condition.
Now such holiness and such obedience and such zeal is available to all of us. None of us can say, "Well I don't have the ability, the capability, the means to be useful." Yes you do. In 2 Corinthians, speaking to all those who name the name of Christ and know His Son, the Apostle Paul says, "And God...one of the great verses of Christian resources in all of Scripture...and God, 2 Corinthians 9:8, is able to make all grace abound to you that always having all sufficiency in everything you may have an abundance for every good deed." Now that verse is so full of superlatives that it's hard to even identify them all the first time you read it. But listen again, "And God is able to make all grace abound to you that always having all sufficiency in everything you may have an abundance for every good deed." It's incredible...incredible to think of the resources that you have. You have all you need. As Peter put it in 2 Peter 1:3, "All that pertains to life and godliness," as Paul will say in the third chapter of 2 Timothy and verse 17, "You have all you need to be perfect, thoroughly furnished unto all good works." There is no spiritual resource that is unavailable to any child of God...none. We have all that we need.
The only question is whether it is a priority for us to be a vessel unto honor. The means of grace are available. The grace of God is there to provide the holiness of life, the obedient submission and the zeal to serve if that's your desire. So the question is, is that your desire. Do you want to be a noble, honorable vessel? And if the answer is yes, then here are the principles that make that a reality.
First of all, verse 21, he says, "Therefore if a man cleanse himself from these he will be a vessel for honor." These refers to the nearest antecedent, the dishonorable vessels mentioned in verse 20. So we said the first characteristic of a noble vessel is a pure fellowship, we saw that last time, a pure fellowship. Stay away from dishonorable vessels. Stay away from the defiled people of the church. That doesn't mean you don't go to them and admonish them to clean their life. It doesn't mean you don't go to them and exhort them to godliness. It doesn't mean you don't admonish them like a brother, as Paul says in his epistle to the Thessalonians. But what it does mean is you don't socialize with them, you don't fraternize with them, you don't make your group their group. You live, in a sense, separated from them in the normal routines of life. But you keep on exhorting them. You keep on admonishing them. If need be you put them through the process of discipline. You show love to them. But you do not stay around them, you do not make that the point of your socialization within the church because that kind of person will defile you. A little leaven leavens the whole lump, said Paul.
So the fellowship of the noble godly will assist you in being an honorable vessel. Secondly we saw, still reviewing, in verse 22 that in order to be an honorable vessel you must be a part of a pure fellowship and you must have a clean heart. He discusses the clean heart in verse 22 saying, "Flee...that is the word we have in English, fugitive, in the Greek pheugo, flee from youthful lusts, that's the negative, what you're running from. And pursue, this is what you're running after, righteousness, faithfulness, or integrity, trustworthiness, love and peace or harmony with those who call on the Lord...that is with other believers...who have a clean heart.
So you're to be like the clean hearted. You're to associate with the clean hearted and you're to be like the clean hearted, having a clean or pure heart yourself. Clean from sin. You need to be one of those. To be a useful vessel demands a clean heart. And what you are on the inside determines your effectiveness on the outside. The issue in ministry is not what do you know, it's what are you like. What's going on in your heart. So a pure fellowship and a clean heart.
Thirdly, and now we come to this morning's section, a discerning mind. If you are to be a vessel unto honor, God desires that you have a discerning mind. And this is familiar turf for those of us who have studied through 1 and 2 Timothy. He goes back to a very very important point which he has made repeatedly in these epistles. Verse 23, "But refuse foolish and ignorant speculations knowing that they produce fights." Pursue some things, he says in verse 22, righteousness, faithfulness, love and peace, but refuse some other things...refuse foolish and ignorant speculations. The word "refuse" means that avoid reject, having nothing to do with. And this is not a new message. He has been giving this message to Timothy all through 1 Timothy and 2 Timothy. And it let's me know that Timothy was really...really in a dangerous point in his life. The fact that the Apostle repeats this issue about staying away from false teaching so many times indicates that Timothy must have been flirting with that, that the temptation was to get involved in listening to the philosophers and religionists of the day and get your mind all filled with all of that unbiblical, anti-biblical stuff. And he's saying to him, keep your mind pure, stay away from that stuff, guard your mind, have a discerning mind.
I see so many people who start out affirming the Word of God, expose themselves to the garbage and the trash and the lies and the speculations of so-called theologians who in the name of academia attack the Word of God. And as a result of all of that, it undermines their confidence, undermines the strength of their faith, undermines their convictions, creates all kinds of doubts, the tragedy of over-exposure to the kind of thing that robs conviction and produces nothing but fights and arguments and quarrels, the mind is to be guarded.
Let me tell you a little about your brain in general, since I don't know your brain specifically. But your little three- pound brain that sits between your ears and only occupies about two percent of your body weight but uses up 25 percent of the oxygen supply in your blood just to keep it functioning, your little brain has ten billion cells, at least. Now some of those cells are nerve cells in the cerebral cortex, part of the nervous system. But by far, the majority of those ten billion cells between your ears are memory pockets. Those cells take in everything you experience. And you want to know something? It's all in there. Once it goes in there, it stays in there. It can become more difficult to recall because of non-use, or you could have an injury to some part of your brain or a disease that could erase that. But apart from some such disease and apart from misuse, sort of eliminating your ability to pull it back up out of its little pocket, your brain keeps everything...everything.
And all those ten billion cells are criss-crossed and networked by little tiny fibers. And those little tiny fibers send impulses back and forth from those cells that help you associate all of those little pieces of memory together to make up your whole thought pattern. Now your little memories are locked into those cells by coated proteins which store them. So just know this, whatever you put in there, my friends, is going to find a place and it's going to be networked into the association process in your thinking.
Now you need to protect your mind. Once stored, those little pieces of information become part of the networking of your thinking process. They remain permanently in your mind and mix in the association which can weaken your commitment to the truth which can suck the very strength out of your spiritual life, which create doubts in your mind about what you really believe or whether or not what you say you believe is genuinely true. In Philippians we have a good word, one that we ought to take heed to, Philippians 4:8,"Finally, brethren...Paul says...whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is of good report...that's six things...if there's any excellence and if anything worthy of praise, let your mind dwell on these things." There is no premium ever in the Bible placed on letting your mind be occupied with error. You must have a discerning mind. Your mind is a treasure house, not a dump.
Now if you go back in to 1 and 2 Timothy and just sort of...let me just pick out everything he has told Timothy to avoid, the list is very long because he's given this same kind of instruction repeatedly. Going all the way back to the first chapter of 1 Timothy and just hopping through as far as we've gone, specifically Paul has told Timothy and the rest of us to avoid strange doctrines, myths, endless genealogies, fruitless discussions on biblical assertions, worldly fables fit only for old women, different doctrine not agreeing with sound words, and doctrine conforming to godliness, controversial questions, disputes about words, worldly and empty chatter, opposing arguments of what is falsely called knowledge, battles over words, useless talk which spreads like gangrene. And now he adds foolish and ignorant speculations. The word "speculations," suzetetes means disputings, debates, questionings and arguments. The word "foolish" is the word moros from which we get moron. Dull, stupid, sluggish is its intent. The word "ignorant," apaideutos means untrained, uninstructed, undisciplined, uneducated, senseless. Stay away from moronic senseless arguments, debates that attack the veracity of Scripture.
In Titus he will say the same thing to Titus in verse 9, "Shun foolish controversies, genealogies, strife, disputes about the law, they're unprofitable, they're worthless and a factious man, an argumentative man after the first and second warning, reject him and knowing that such a man is perverted and is sinning being self-condemned." Don't waste your time. One or two warnings, you're gone, you're out. Don't expose yourself to ignorant, untrained, uninstructed, undisciplined men who spout senseless arguments against God's precious holy Word...all that does is produce quarrels and fights. You're not to be a fighter and a quarreler and a quibbler and a debater and an arguer.
Arguments with fools are foolish. Proverbs 18 says it so well, it's just so direct. Proverbs 18:2, "A fool does not delight in understanding but only revealing his own mind." Boy, is that true. A fool does not want understanding, he just wants to shoot off his own mind. And verse 6, "A fool's lips bring strife and his mouth calls for blows." You don't want to waste your time with a fool.
Now I'm not disagreeing with what Peter said in 1 Peter 3:15 when he said to be ready to give to any man who asks you a reason for the hope that is in you. If a man comes to ask you, give him a reason for the hope that is in you. But if a man comes to debate you, after one and two admonitions against that man's heresy, don't waste your time. We're not called to debate, we're called to proclaim. We're not called to expose our minds to the lies of Satan, we're called to keep our minds set on the things of God. False teachers pursue debate. Those who are true servants of the Lord pursue harmony and peace. So keep your mind from such things. Guard your thoughts. Have a discerning mind. Be expert in God's Word. Master God's revelation. Proclaim it, don't debate it. And don't expose yourself to the lies. It's so sad to see how many people who start out in the Word of God and become influenced by all the anti-biblical stuff that they hear from the philosophies of men, religious liberalism and all the rest, literally lose their conviction. They have doubts in their minds. Tragic. Stay away from them. The Bible could not be more clear. There's no justification for you to take the pure mind that God has given you and fill those little pockets of memory with a lot of lies and a lot of anti-biblical information.
You want to be an honorable vessel? Maintain a discerning mind, keep that mind pure...along with your clean heart and your pure fellowship. Fourthly, there is another factor here that he brings up and that is a gentle manner...a gentle manner. This certainly follows right along, verse 24, "The Lord's bondservant must not be quarrelsome but be kind to all, able to teach, patient when wronged...patient when wronged."
Notice please the Lord's bondservant, doulos. As I mentioned to you last time, that is a technical term used here with reference to someone in Timothy's position, a leader, a pastor, an elder, an overseer in the church. And this little statement "must not be quarrelsome but be kind to all, able to teach, patient when wronged," is really a list of qualifications for one who is a pastor. It's very much like the qualifications in 1 Timothy chapter 3. In fact, it's almost identical. First Timothy chapter 3 and verse 3, "Not pugnacious but gentle, uncontentious." It's just the same qualifications.
In Titus 1 where he gives further a list of the qualifications for an elder, he is not to be self-willed nor quick-tempered, not pugnacious or fighting, quarrelsome. So in 1 Timothy, in Titus and here in 2 Timothy, the pastor, elder, teacher here called the Lord's bondservant is to be one who is gentle, who has a gentle manner. This is likeness to Christ. Second Corinthians 10:1 speaks of the meekness and gentleness of Christ. Yes we must contend and fight for the truth, once for all delivered to the saints, as Jude 3 says. Yes we must fight against principalities and powers, the rulers of darkness, spiritual wickedness in the heavenlies as Ephesians 6 says. Yes we must fight the forces of hell with the spiritual weapons mentioned in 2 Corinthians 10:1 to 4. But not quarreling with opponents. There is to be a gentleness in our manner. We fight for the truth. We fight against Satan and his forces. But we do so with a gentle manner...speaking boldly the truth but kind to all...I love that...be kind to all, he says. And that's what it means, to all. There's a gentleness in demeanor. There's a softness in authority. Paul says to the Thessalonians,"W"We were like a nursing mother among you." Nothing more tender in the world than that. Never harsh, never abusive, never overbearing, never unkind, never ungracious, easy to approach, easy to speak to, easy to please, very sensitive...that's to be the demeanor of the true bondservant of Christ...a gentle manner, gracious spirit, being kind to all, treating people with kindness. So simple.
Then he says, "Able to teach." What does he mean here? It'sdidaktikos, it's only used one other time and that's in chapter 3 of 1 Timothy where again it has reference to the pastor or elder or overseer. It says he is to be able to teach, at the end of verse 2, 1 Timothy 3. It means skilled in teaching. But notice this, the implication here is not so much how good he is at collecting the data or how good he is at organizing the data but how good he is at communicating it. It has to do with the skill with which he communicates. And here the idea has reference to his kindness, gentleness, graciousness. He is not abusive, he is not overbearing, he's not dominating, he's not ungracious, unkind. The one who would truly teach the church of Jesus Christ must have kindness and tenderness and must be skilled at communicating truth in a gracious, gentle way.
You say, "Man, if you do that you're going to get stepped on." That's why he adds the last point, "Patient when wronged."
Patient when wronged. That's one word in the Greek, forebearing. It means ready to put up with evil literally, ready to endure mistreatment without retaliating. It's almost like he expected that, isn't it? He did expect it. I understand why he expected it. It happens...it happens all the time. Here is a faithful bondservant of the Lord who doesn't want to engage in fights, who doesn't want to engage in debates, who is not argumentative in spirit but gentle. He is kind to all. He is skilled at graciously instructing and, believe me, he'll be wronged. He'll be offended. He'll be as the text of 1 Peter uses it, reviled. He'll be persecuted but he is to be patient, he is to be ready to put up with evil. He is never to retaliate. He is never to become bitter. That's...that's so basic.
And the model, as I said, in 1 Peter chapter 2 is our Lord Himself who when He was reviled, reviled not again. When suffering, uttered no threats but kept entrusting Himself to Him who judges righteously. Just committed Himself to the Lord. That's been so helpful to me. For some strange reason there are people who continually feel the need to attack me, it seems more so lately than ever before. It's not easy sometimes to be patient when you're wronged, there's something in your flesh that wants to lash out as the Proverbs says, and hit a fool in the mouth. But you find that the grace of Christ restrains that kind of thought. The attacks come constantly. They come from the outside. They come sometimes even from inside the church. And you have to be patient and forebearing and you just keep looking at Christ who was perfect and they killed Him and He was perfect. And you say to yourself, "I'm not perfect, what hope do I have of escaping the kind of treatment that He endured?" But it's important that if you're going to serve the Lord, you're going to be a useful vessel, you maintain a gentle manner and you never lose that and you endure things. And you do with a gentle spirit, a gracious spirit, not fighting, not quarreling, not defending yourself, not being self-justifying, not being filled with vengeance or bitterness or anger...but just continuing faithful to teach God's Word, be gracious and kind, endure whatever comes and know that God is still on His throne. Commit yourself to the one who is faithful in keeping you as Christ Himself did as well.
So a vessel unto honor is marked...marked by a pure fellowship, clean heart, discerning mind, a gentle manner. These are things which in my own heart I pursue...I haven't arrived at all of them at all times, but these are the goals which you must pursue if you want to be the Lord's servant, useful for every good purpose.
Fifthly, a humble spirit...and this ties right in and I just kind of pull this out of the first two words of verse 25, "With gentleness...with gentleness." It's the word prautes and it really would have been perhaps better to translate it "humility," or "meekness." It's really the word for meekness. It's talking about a meek spirit or a humble spirit. It's certainly a sister to gentleness...with gentleness, with meekness. The word means mild, gentle, soft, meek, humble. And there is to be a humble spirit.
A humble spirit basically says, "I'm not the issue." Can you get that thought? A humble spirit basically says, "I'm not the issue, you can attack me, you can do whatever you want to me, I'm not the issue. So I'm not going to defend myself and I'm not going to take out vengeance on my own behalf." That's not humility. Humility acknowledges unworthiness. Humility acknowledges sinfulness. Humility acknowledges that I have no defense for myself because if the truth were known, I'm unworthy utterly. But humility at the same time, prautes, meekness, is not cowardice, it's not impotence.
For example, the Greeks use of the word prautes is interesting. They used it to speak of a colt that had been broken. It was power under control, as opposed to an unbroken colt, power out of control. Power under control. The meek person is a powerful person, a person with convictions, a person with strength, a person with direction and goals in life, a person who longs to serve God with all his heart, but he is a person whose power and resources are under control and they are not spent for his own defense. It doesn't mean he's wishy-washy or flabby or cowardly or lacks conviction. It simply means he doesn't use his energies to defend himself.
Let me, if I may, quote myself out of the book Kingdom Living. "Jesus never defended Himself but when they desecrated His Father's temple He made a whip and beat them because meekness says...I'll never defend myself, but I'll die defending God. Twice Jesus cleansed the temple. He blasted the hypocrites. He condemned false leaders of Israel. He fearlessly uttered divine judgment upon people. And yet the Bible says He was meek. Meekness is power used only in the defense of God...meekness is power used only in the defense of God. Humility is not impotence, it is not poverty, it is not shyness, it is not weakness, it is not embarrassment, it is not cowardice...it is power constrained until it's used only in defense of God. Jesus never lashed out and blasted people with a whip for what they did against Him only for what they were doing to His Father. It defends God, it doesn't defend self.
And if you want to be a useful vessel, you can't be self- justifying, self-defensive. You can't be running around taking vengeance on everybody in sight. You can't be trying to make sure that everything is the way you want it to fit your particular agenda. You are not the issue. Andrew Banar once said that he could tell when a man was truly meek. He could tell when a man was truly humble because he would elevate his Lord and talk less of what he was doing. That's it. He would elevate his Lord and talk less of what He was doing. He would be smaller in his own sight...a noble, useful vessel is selfless in the sense that he will die in the defense of his Lord...but not spend one ounce of energy in the defense of himself. That's true humility.
So an honorable vessel fit for the master's use has a pure fellowship, a clean heart, a discerning mind, a gentle manner and a humble spirit...and lastly and this is so important, a compassionate attitude...a compassionate attitude. You will notice verse 25 says that with his humility he also corrects those who are in opposition. And I want to say to you that just because you're humble and just because you're genuinely meek doesn't mean you don't properly correct people who oppose the truth. You do. And here the opposition is in the fellowship. And part of the ministerial task is the resolution of conflict. And there must be a time and a place for correction. That's part of ministry. We are, as Titus 2:12 says, to instruct people to deny ungodliness and worldly desires and live sensibly, righteously and godly in this present age. That's part of the duty. There are some Christians living insensibly, ungodly and they have to be corrected. It's a continuous tense verb...constantly correcting those who are in opposition. And the same word is used in Titus 2:12 that I just read, referring to the fact that instruction is to be given to produce a reversal of behavior patterns.
The opponents of the truth are always spouting useless speculations, always showing off their ignorance. And they get some people caught up in what they're saying, either in theological error or wicked sinful talk. So Paul tells Timothy to be humble but be confrontive, be humble but be instructive. In a corrective way you go after the uninstructed, uneducated, untaught in truth. Be gracious, be gentle, be loving, be kind but speak what has to be spoken. The word "correcting," paideuo, is a word from which the noun form paideia comes which means "child." It's like taking a child and correcting them. It's a major part of the ministry. I wish it weren't so, but it is. And anybody in the ministry of Christ who doesn't think you do a lot of time correcting is wrong. The motive for that correction is the issue here and I want you to see it.
You have to be correcting people. That's part of discipline, going to those that sin and calling them away from their sinfulness. It's required that we do that. So he says, "Correcting those who are in opposition," and that doesn't mean in personal opposition to you over some non-issue, over some personality thing, but those who oppose the truth, who oppose the Word of God, who oppose what is right and righteous. They must be corrected and here's the goal..."If perhaps God may grant them repentance leading to the knowledge of the truth and they may come to their senses and escape from the snare of the devil, having been held captive by him to do his will."
My dear friends, the motive for this correction is compassion. It is not vengeance. And I will tell you that I see in the church and there is the temptation in the church to go after people who are in error, go after people who are a problem, go after people who are in opposition out of personal vendetta, personal vengeance, personal anger, personal self-justification rather than compassion. And here what Paul is saying is you correct out of a compassionate heart because you want God in His grace to grant them repentance and free them from the trap of the devil and release them to the knowledge of the truth. That's the issue.
By the way, verse 25 is a tremendous verse with great theological implications. It says if perhaps God may grant them repentance leading to the knowledge of the truth...and I want you to know something, the only place repentance will ever come from in this world is from God. Repentance is a gift of God's grace. No man in his flesh repents. That's a gift. No man in his flesh believes, that's a gift, Ephesians 2, God even gives us our faith. No man in his flesh loves, that's a gift of God, Romans 5:5, "The love of God is shed abroad in our hearts." All spiritual reality is a gift from God by grace. And the only way you could ever repent and be saved is if God gave you repentance. God alone grants repentance. God alone grants faith. God alone grants grace and mercy. God alone grants love. That's a sovereign work. And if repentance is...and it is...I should say, repentance is a vital part of salvation, the God who grants the salvation must also grant the repentance. A tremendous statement.
Paul then rested on the sovereignty of God in his gospel preaching, but here he shows he also rested on the sovereignty of God in respect to his teaching of the church. He's talking here, I believe, to the church, not to unbelievers. But there are some in the church who need to repent. And repentance on the part of a believer is just as much a work of God's grace as repentance at the moment of salvation on the part of an unbeliever is God's work. And so he desires that God may grant them repentance. He isn't praying judgment on them, he isn't saying...God get those people who oppose me, God lay them low...he's saying...God help them repent, please, God, be gracious and grant them repentance and bring them to the knowledge of the truth. This is a compassionate attitude. The servant of God should be as gentle with the saints who error as he is with the sinners who are equally dependent on God for repentance. God needs to grant repentance to Christians, too.
In 2 Corinthians 7 verse 9, now he says to the Corinthians, "I rejoice not that you were made sorrowful but that you were made sorrowful to the point of repentance, for you were made sorrowful according to the will of God." It was the will of God that you be made sorrowful. It was the will of God that you repent. He's talking to Christians there, only God can grant that, only God.
This is compassion. If you are in error, if you stand apart from the truth or if you stand apart from righteousness, you are confronted and corrected in instructed not out of vengeance but out of compassion. The word metanoia which is translated repentance here, emphasizes a change of mind and a change of attitude that results in a change of direction. Comprehensive word...a change of mind, a change of attitude that results in a change of direction. He says, "I want to correct them so they'll turn around and go the other way and come to the knowledge of the truth." The knowledge is epignosis, the deep knowledge. It's a compound word, the full knowledge, the deep knowledge. I want them to come to the full knowledge. They know it in part, they're Christians, but I want them to come to the full knowledge. Vessels of dishonor I want to become vessels of honor. You see, there's no vengeance here...there's no bitterness here. There's no spirit of retaliation here, there's only compassion. The compassionate heart wants to teach skillfully and bring people to repentance so that they can come to the knowledge of the truth and be delivered, verse 26, from the devil.
Would you notice verse 26? "And they...they referring to those who by God's grace are given repentance...may come to their senses," not to salvation, this is believers, "May come to their senses," ananepho, may return from their drunkenness. It's like they were here, they went into a stupor, I want them to come back. Return from their drunkenness. By the way, it's only used in that verse the only time in the New Testament. They're in a stupor, they're in a state of drunkenness, they're senseless. The deceit of false teaching, the deceit of sin and bitterness and whatever is going on in their life has numbed their conscience, confused their mind, paralyzed their will. And he says, "I want them to come out of that stupor." Why? "Because they are in it by virtue of the trap of the devil." They've fallen prey to Satan.
You say, "You mean a Christian could be caught in the snare of the devil?" You better believe it. First Timothy 3:7 says even an elder could, an overseer. It says, when you're choosing men to be pastors and overseers, make sure that they have a good reputation with those outside the church so they don't fall in to reproach and the snare of the devil. Yes, the warning there is that even an elder could fall into the snare of the devil. And I see right here believers who have listened to vain speculations, who have gotten involved in useless words and arguments and debates and have bought in to the lies of Satan, have fallen into his trap, have gone into a spiritual stupor. And they need to get out of because he says at the end of verse 26, "They are held captive by him to do his will." They are literally in a captive state, captive to Satan. Christians...imagine that...becoming captive to Satan, becoming the pawns to do Satan's duty in the church because of their sin. But he's not vengeful, he's compassionate. The compassionate heart calls the ignorant to truth, those who are in a stupor to sense, those in slavery to freedom.
So you're correcting all the time those who oppose the truth, those who oppose righteousness, but you do it with a crying heart that longs that they would be granted repentance so they come to the full knowledge of the truth and come back to their senses and be delivered from the trap of the devil in which they have been held captive. That's compassion. That's the heart of the noble vessel. It's a heart of compassion.
So many people who minister for Christ get bitter and vengeful and angry and they've been personally taking all of the affrontery as if they didn't deserve any of it and they needed to justify themselves. And they lash out at people and their motive in correcting them is selfish, not compassionate. I want God to give me a compassionate attitude so that no matter what anyone says against me, no matter how greatly they may error from the truth, may misrepresent the truth, may attack, no matter how deep the wounds may be, the heart always says, "God please grant them repentance that they may come to the full knowledge of the truth for their sake, not mine, so that they may be delivered out of the snare of Satan and coming to their senses be removed from the one to whose will they have been held captive for so long." Free them from that bondage. That's the kind of attitude. Free them, Lord, from that bondage. That's compassion.
Do you want to be a useful vessel? A pure fellowship, a clean heart, a discerning mind, a gentle manner, a humble spirit and a compassionate attitude create a useful, noble vessel. I hope it's your prayer that you can be that vessel, fit for the master's use. Let's pray.
Our Father, You know our hearts this morning, each one of us, and You know how we long in our hearts to be all that You want us to be. Or, Lord, You know that we're struggling with that desire. It's my prayer this morning that You will show us ourselves, show us our hearts, open us up, help us to be honest.
While your heads are bowed for just a moment, this message has been really important for my own life right now. And I trust for yours. Let me ask you the question...do you want to be useful to God? If you do, why don't you just pray this prayer...Lord, I want to be a noble vessel, I want You to use me. I want You to help me to maintain a pure fellowship. Tell the Lord that just in the silence of your heart. I want You to help me to be part of a pure fellowship. Lord, I want to have a clean heart, a discerning mind, a gentle manner, a humble spirit, a compassionate attitude.
Can you pray that prayer? If you can't, if you can't, you're in sin...you're in sin. If you can't cry out with everything in you as a Christian and say, "O God, make me this vessel unto honor," then you're holding some vices closer to your heart than the purposes of God and you may be in a stupor and in a trap, the pawn of Satan, his prisoner in opposition to the work of God while being even in the church. I pray God will graciously grant you repentance.
But if that's the prayer of your heart and you can pray it with an eager spirit, then I know God will answer. Beloved, you must know that God wants to use you and all of us to do a mightier work than ever we have seen in this place, in this city. But He's not able to do it until all of us have come and made the commitment to the priority.
Father, I ask You even now to work in my own heart these things and in the hearts of all of us and answer every cry of every heart, those who are reaching out and longing to be a vessel unto honor of gold and silver. Father, may it be...may it be that You take some of the pottery and the wood and the defiled and You transform them into the gold and the silver. And for those who cannot even pray that prayer, the battle is so great, grant them repentance, God, that they may come to the full knowledge of the truth and back to their senses, delivered from the trap of Satan where they're being held captive. Help us all to serve You with a new commitment, a new devotion. And, Lord, we too pray for those who may be here who have never embraced Jesus Christ, who have never put their faith in Him as Lord and Savior, who have never come for the forgiveness of sin. We pray today, O God, that You'll move in their hearts and open their hearts with faith and repentance to believe...in Christ's name. Amen.
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Cornelius Saunders and Robyn Shaffer to Lead Bulldogs Next Year
NEW HAVEN, Conn. — The new captains for next season were announced and several players received awards for their efforts this past season at the Yale fencing teams' annual end of year banquet. Sophomore Cornelius Saunders will captain the men's team while junior Robyn Shaffer was elected to lead the women's team for another year.
"Cornelius is a very experienced fencer who understands what the team needs in order to be successful," said senior captain Shiv Kachru. "He is a hard worker and I know that I am leaving the position of captain in very capable hands. I'm really looking forward to see how Cornelius will lead this team next year."
Kachru, himself, was the recipient of several awards. He took home the "Pop" Grasson Cup for his captaincy of the men's team, as well as the Most Valuable Fencer award.
"I am really honored I was able to win the MVP award in my final season here at Yale," Kachru said. "For me, it is a culmination of my hard work for the past four years. I would never have been this successful without the strength and support of my teammates, so I am grateful to them for all the help they have given me."
Freshman Lauren Miller capped off her successful opening season with the team by winning two awards: the Most Valuable Fencer award and the Kristaps Keggi Award, given to a "freshman member who best exemplifies the qualities of competitive spirit, achievement, and dedication to Yale Fencing."
Shaffer, meanwhile, received the Sherry Marcy Award for captaining the women's team this past season.
Sophomore Peter Cohen won the Coach Harutunian Award for the best male sophomore fencer, while junior Nate Benzimra claimed the award for the best male junior fencer.
Seniors Jose Dario Martinez and Jillian Liu won the Stephen Blum Award and Corey Friedlander Award for serving as manager of the men's and women's team, respectively. Martinez also took home the Everett M. Wetchler Memorial Award, given to the "senior member of either the men's or women's varsity team who best exemplifies the qualities of competitive spirit, achievement and dedication to Yale fencing."
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15th May 2017
Statistics show that there are 2.3 billion active social media users in the world with a 176 million increase in users in the last year. Young people across the globe have grown up in a digital world of developing technologies, trends and social media with over 93% of young people in the UK having at least one social media profile. This forever increasing knowledge of social media could allow young people looking for their first career to come into the workplace with a lot to offer.
Students use social media as a tool to profile themselves and this can be a great start in building a professional career network, helping them to secure work experience as well as gain a broad knowledge of the digital world. Social media allows students to learn how to connect, engage, keep up to date with the latest trends and news, and become great communicators.
Through profiling themselves on platforms including LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, students are subconsciously learning how to market on social media. 91% of retail brands use two or more social media channels to market their brand, showing it is common for major businesses to have a social media marketing strategy and through this experience of self-promotion, students are learning key skills that are now required in the workplace. The knowledge that is also obtained through daily homepage scans on Twitter and Facebook could also be beneficial in this fast paced world of ever-changing technologies and trends.
Social media is becoming more and more integral to the process of employment and recruitment. Candidates can share experience on a variety of platforms; CVs can now be shared on LinkedIn, videos can be shared on YouTube, news can be shared via the likes of Twitter and Facebook and photos are everywhere, reflecting people's personalities and giving employers an indication of what a profiler is truly like as a person. In turn, students can also approach employers on platforms such as Twitter and LinkedIn, finding the right contact to digitally introduce themselves ahead of an interview offer.
With more and more employers adapting to the world of social media, maintaining an impressive online profile is now an essential element, whether you are starting your first career or building your own brand.
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An irreverent, non-conforming, anti-establishment, chain-smoking punk with a press badge? Certainly seems to fit the theme . . . If I'm not presuming too much.
Hi Chrys! Welcome and I'm glad that I could peak your interest. I see lots of serious stories and lots of sex stories, but haven't really seen anything intentionally light and humorous, so here I am filling the nitche.
We have an anchor who is also doing the political side of stories, but I don't see court/crime reporting being the same thing. I would like to see more behind the camera characters, but they are more as an option for characters to interact with than really nessessary roles. Camera-people and sound techs are easy enough to NPC.
What we have as interest at this point is:Marja JoHannsen (Director, KWHY Morning News) (BlinkinAnchor/political commentator (Robelwell202)co-anchor (chaoslord29)Sports Reporter (Eiselmann)Traffic (kckolb)Meterologist (Kerri)Roaming Reporter (Roaming Camera-person (Kimra)eRoaming Reporter #2 (Irishfire87Make-up (Yugishogun)Security Guard (Thrasius)At this point, I might as well sit down and start coming up with a character sheet and see what we get.
Blinkin, since traffic is a pretty minor role, he could always have a secondary duty. Just throwing that out there.
Hmmm... I've already told one person that I didn't want multiple characters at this point when he suggested triplets as interns...But the court reporter is sooooo interesting. *sobs*Ok, I'll change my ruling slightly. IF a player wants to create two characters who do two different things... as an example, someone in front of the camera and someone behind it, I'll allow two characters. If you're creative, you can still come up with other segments or reports to do.
Chrys, don't suppose you might help me out with character bio's? Heard from Amazon lately?
The characters look good so far. The stage name is unusual, but I won't say no to it... it's nearing on copyrights with Stormy Clearweather (The Reba Show), but since she seems something like that ditzy blonde anyway... whynot. lol
Nah, it's cool. I said if you want to do it, go for it.
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Painful red bumps on SIDE of tongue
I frequently (every few months) get large painful bumps on the side of my tounge. My dentist never seems to be worried about them, but today i noticed that they were affecting my speach, making me slur, and that i was holding my tounge bent with the bumps sticking out between my lips so they would not be pressing on my teeth because they hurt so bad. I have not had any trama, no hot drinks or spicy foods or gum, and have not bitten myself. What is this and how can I make it go away and not come back?
I would need to see what is going on before I could determine what was actually occurring and what may be required to alleviate the pain and reoccurrence.
I would presume that the âbumpsâ you are describing are lingual papilla and if they are on the lateral border of the tongue, most likely foliate papilla. Enlargement of these finger-like projections usually is the result of trauma, either through
- biting the tongue,
- reactant foods (acid or spicy),
- or subconscious habits such as pushing your tongue against the teeth.
Other causes of pain and swelling of the papilla may be the result of dry mouth (xerostomia) that can be caused by some medications, or diseases of the salivary glands.
Finally, sometimes as a result of loss of saliva and or illnesses, you can develop an over growth of yeast in the oral cavity (Candida sp.). Based upon your report of not remembering traumatic incidents and/or food irritants, you may have a contact allergy occurring, in such case you would normally have ulceration at the site instead of a papillary swelling, but without seeing it, I can only theorize what is occurring.
One of the problems with tongue irritation and trauma is that you generally donât remember it occurring, and after it has happened (traumatic event) you continue to traumatize the site because of the resultant swelling.
I normally say âhave your dentist evaluate the problemâ, but I presume you already have, and he or she has not seen anything that is suspect of a more serious problem. If it persists or gets worse I would have it evaluated by either an oral medicine specialist or an oral surgeon.
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A Canadian real estate company with substantial area holdings is asking the Commerce Planning Commission for zoning changes on more than 400 acres it plans to develop in the area of Homer Road, Hospital Road and the U.S. 441 bypass.
The Commerce Planning Commission will hear the request next Monday night at 7:00 in the Peach Room of the Commerce Civic Center.
The Walton group wants the changes on the 266.2-acre tract in the triangle where Homer Road and U.S. 441 meet near the north end of Hospital Road; and for 143.73 acres on the opposite (west) side of Homer Road at Hospital Road for a mixed-use development combining commercial, single-family residential and multifamily housing.
The same issue was on the September agenda and withdrawn pending a review of the project by the Northeast Georgia Regional Commission. It was resubmitted for the October planning meeting.
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GIF Freedom DayJune 20, 2003
As previously mentioned, expiring today is the patent on the LZW compression scheme which forms the basis of the GIF file format. Well, at least if you reside in the United States. Canadians, Europeans, and others are stuck with it for another year.
Kuro5hin has a great eulogy on the highs (and lows… mostly lows) of Unisys' ownership of the format. From the creation of GIF87 in 1987 on, Unisys was content to sit back and let people use it. In 1994, I suppose their lawyers caught on. Any developer using the format was shocked to learn that, come Christmas of that year, we'd have to pony up a huge licensing fee just to include GIF importing and saving capabilities in our software.
I use the inclusive 'we' because I was writing a DOS–based image editor at the time, if you can believe it. I may even still have the Unisys licensing papers kicking around somewhere. I took one look at the $2000 initial license, considered I was writing shareware and lost all interest in GIF support.
So what does a public domain GIF (assuming that expired patents are released into the public domain — on this point I'm not clear) mean to the web developer? All praise of free data formats aside, not much. In this case, it means we don't have to pay Unisys thousands of dollars per site we create.
Didn't hear about that? At one point they were looking to bill any site owner using GIFs upwards of $5000US for a license. It was a big deal at the time. Hindsight says that would have been a great day for PNG had they gone ahead with the plan. It didn't happen though.
So here we are today. GIF is 16 years old, while PNG is 8. They're now both free file formats, which means the only reason to use one over the other is technological — Have another look at some of the technical issues involved in using PNG if you need a refresher.
Happy GIF Freedom Day. Ironically celebrated with a PNG banner, just cause I'm that kinda guy.
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What's about the time difference in the USA? On what is the lcoation based? The company or the webserver or something else? It's always interesting to find the border in such cases.
Unfortunately, ImageMagick and GD won't have support for GIF's added back in until July, 2004, since they cannot control usage of these tools outside of the US.
PNG's may be better in a lot of aspects, but many of us still need to make animated gif's for things…
Chester, GIFs will always be around. Now that they're free and open, there's no reason not to use them — it's just a matter of choosing the right tool for the job.
See I thought it was "Merry GIF Freedom Day," this is embarassing.
Only if you're pronouncing it with the soft G, Matt…


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Anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF) is surgery to repair vertebrae in your lower back (lumbar). In ALIF, 2 or more vertebrae are joined together using bone grafts or implants, screws, and rods. The surgery is usually done to treat disc disease. Lumbar discs cushion and separate the vertebrae in your back.
- Pain medicine: You may need medicine to take away or decrease pain.
- Learn how to take your medicine. Ask what medicine and how much you should take. Be sure you know how, when, and how often to take it.
- Do not wait until the pain is severe before you take your medicine. Tell caregivers if your pain does not decrease.
- Pain medicine can make you dizzy or sleepy. Prevent falls by calling someone when you get out of bed or if you need help.
- Antibiotics: This medicine is given to fight or prevent an infection caused by bacteria. Always take your antibiotics exactly as ordered by your healthcare provider. Do not stop taking your medicine unless directed by your healthcare provider. Never save antibiotics or take leftover antibiotics that were given to you for another illness.
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You may need to see a physical therapist to learn special exercises. These exercises help improve movement and strength. Physical therapy can also help decrease pain.
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