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Sermon Series

  • 1. The Preacher And The Church

    Contributed on Aug 23, 2012

    The introduction to a series through 1 Corinthians.

    Introduction We begin this morning a new book. We have completed two NT books – 1 Peter and the Gospel of Mark – and have dipped into another – Proverbs. We will return to Proverbs from time to time to glean the wisdom of those ancient sayings. Why 1 Corinthians Why 1 more

  • 2. The Wealthy Church

    Contributed on Aug 25, 2012
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    It is easy to take pride in our wealth when what we really need to be doing is to understand our poverty without Christ.

    Introduction We know the phrase, “read between the lines.” We perhaps have gotten letters in which we have tried to do that. What does he mean “I’ll see you”? He’s always written before, “can’t wait to see you soon.” What does she mean, more

  • 3. The Divided Church

    Contributed on Aug 27, 2012
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    The effect of divisions in the church and how they arise.

    Introduction Clicks, they are the bane of high schools! It seems to be the fate of teenagers to get caught up in them, either eager to get into some or eager to avoid others. But clicks are not unique to teenagers and high schools. As we are about to learn, adults are also prone to them even more

  • 4. The Church And Baptism

    Contributed on Sep 2, 2012

    An explanation of the sacrament of baptism.

    Introduction At the beginning of this series, I noted that from time to time we will stop at a text and consider the particular that is brought up. Paul has raised the practice of baptism in his discussion on church unity. Baptism is not the primary issue, but we would do well to stop this more

  • 5. The Folly Of The Cross

    Contributed on Sep 2, 2012

    What the cross means.

    Introduction We return to our letter this morning. Paul has been addressing the matter of divisions in the church (v. 10). It was bad enough that they were identifying themselves under the names of church leaders, but even worse was that Christ was being treated as just another leader with more

  • 6. The Wisdom And Power Of The Cross

    Contributed on Sep 2, 2012

    Presents the wisdom and power of Christ's atoning work.

    Introduction Some wonder how I can come up with so much to say each Sunday. That may be a nice way of saying I preach a long time. In most cases, my problem is not coming up with enough to say, but having to limit myself. More often than not, I end up cutting material out. I did that last more

  • 7. The Folly Of The Church

    Contributed on Sep 2, 2012

    How could uses the weak of the world to demonstrate his wisdom.

    Introduction Can you remember the theme of our missions conference? It was “Ordinary People/Extraordinary God.” The apostle Paul would have liked that slogan, and, indeed, it could have been the title of this passage he wrote. Text Let’s review where we are in the more

  • 8. The Folly Of Preaching

    Contributed on Sep 3, 2012

    Preaching is folly to the world, but the means God has chosen to express the power of the cross.

    Introduction How would you start a church? How would you start a church in a city such as Corinth? Here are your conditions. It is a major city that is relatively new and prosperous. All kinds of people from around the known world have come to make their fortunes there. You can have your more

  • 9. Spiritual Wisdom

    Contributed on Sep 10, 2012

    What is the true wisdom that all Christians possess?

    Introduction Are you wise? Do you possess profound wisdom? Do you have such wisdom that it would be worth the while of a truth seeker to climb a high mountain and ask you for such words that would change his life, indeed, that would be the most important he could ever know? Paul thought he more

  • 10. Spirit-Revealed Wisdom

    Contributed on Sep 10, 2012
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    The work of the Holy Spirit in the Christian's life.

    Introduction Do you have the Holy Spirit? Have you been baptized with the Spirit? How would you know? Our text this morning introduces us to the Holy Spirit and his work. Text The topic Paul has been discussing is wisdom. The message of the cross seems foolish to the world’s more

  • 11. The Holy Spirit

    Contributed on Sep 10, 2012
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    Who is the Holy Spirit and what does he do?

    Now we have received not the spirit of the world, but the Spirit who is from God, that we might understand the things freely given us by God. Introduction It would be good to review for a moment the discussion of the book. Paul is concerned about divisions in the church. The Corinth saints more

  • 12. Only Human

    Contributed on Sep 14, 2012

    Paul tells the Corinth believers that they are not ready for solid food, not because their digestion system has not developed but because of attitude.

    Introduction It would be good to review for a moment the discussion of the book so far. Paul is concerned about divisions in the church. The Corinth saints have begun to form parties, or at least identify themselves, under the names of church leaders. Chapter 1, verse 17, reveals what is at more

  • 13. God’s Servants

    Contributed on Sep 14, 2012

    Whoever we are, whatever we do, we are all servants of the Lord.

    Introduction Have you ever had this situation? You leave a job position and all you hear from your former colleagues is how wonderful your successor is. He is so delightful, so inspiring to be around. He has flair that, well, you have your good qualities of course, but there is just something more

  • 14. The Church's One Foundation

    Contributed on Sep 14, 2012
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    What is to be the foundation of a church, and how then should the builders build upon it?

    1 Corinthians 3:10-13 The Church’s One Foundation 1/26/03 D. Marion Clark Introduction I am amazed at times at how well the scripture for the sermon fits the occasion of the day, considering that the text is chosen without my knowledge of the circumstance. I could not have selected a more

  • 15. Christian Rewards

    Contributed on Sep 14, 2012
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    Though saved by grace through faith, our work does matter.

    Introduction Do you want to know what scares me? You have seen scenarios in a movie or TV show where someone is causing mischief, not knowing that he is being observed by others about to administer retribution. You want to yell out, “Look behind you!” knowing the terrible punishment hanging more

  • 16. What It Is All About

    Contributed on Sep 14, 2012

    Our problem is not that we want too much, but too little; our problem is not that we have visions too great, but too small.

    Text Let no one deceive himself. If anyone among you thinks that he is wise in this age, let him become a fool that he may become wise. 19 For the wisdom of this world is folly with God. For it is written, “He catches the wise in their craftiness,” 20 and again, “The Lord more

  • 17. Judging

    Contributed on Sep 16, 2012

    What is and is not rightful judging.

    Introduction Have you ever listened to a conversation in which, though no one has actually said it outright, nevertheless you sense a lot of tension? The participants may be talking about one issue, but it is evident that an underlying issue is really what the conversation is about. That is more

  • 18. Pride And Service

    Contributed on Sep 16, 2012

    Here is what Paul wants the Corinthians to understand and what the Holy Spirit would have us understand. What matters is to follow Jesus Christ wherever that may lead us.

    Introduction It has been three weeks since we have been in 1 Corinthians. You will recall that Paul has been admonishing the Corinth saints for division in the church and for their being enamored with worldly wisdom. The underlying issue, we noted, was the tension between the church and Paul, more

  • 19. Discipline By Admoniton

    Contributed on Sep 16, 2012

    A study of church discipline by admonition.

    Introduction It is time for discipline! Are you ready? For those of you who are church members, you have already vowed to submit yourselves to the discipline of the Church. That was covered under question number five of the membership questions that you affirmed before the church session: Do more

  • 20. Discipline For Restoration

    Contributed on Sep 22, 2012
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    The primary reason for discipline in the church is to restore the offender both in his fellowship with God and with the church

    Introduction “How Not to Attract Visitors to the Church” would make a fine essay title critiquing the three part sermon series we are in. Consider the titles: Discipline by Admonition, Discipline for Restoration, and Discipline for Purity. It is doubtful that people looking up our more

  • 21. Discipline For Purity

    Contributed on Sep 22, 2012

    Discipline is also for the purpose of protecting the purity of the church. How does one person's sin harm the purity of a whole congregation?

    Introduction This is the last of three sermons on the subject of discipline; you just have to get through this one more sermon. Then we can relax a bit as we go into chapter 6 and only deal with conflict between Christians and Christians engaged in sexual immorality! What is with these people? more

  • 22. Peacemaking, I

    Contributed on Sep 22, 2012

    Let’s take an honest look at conflict in the church.

    Introduction It is time for peacemaking, time for us to consider how to have peace in our lives and how to be instruments of peace for others. I daresay that if I set aside sixty seconds for us to list the names of people with whom we do not feel at peace with, everyone in this sanctuary could more

  • 23. Peacemaking, Ii

    Contributed on Sep 22, 2012

    Let's talk about the practical steps to take to make peace with others.

    1 Corinthians 6:1-8 Peacemaking, II 5/25/03 D. Marion Clark Introduction Last Sunday we observed the failure of the Corinth Church to handle conflict between its members. There were three lessons we noted that we essential to get into the right mindset for making peace. The first was more

  • 24. Behavior Matters

    Contributed on Sep 22, 2012

    As a Christian we can think we are wiser than we really are. Our wisdom is discovered in our behavior.

    Introduction “Don’t you know better?” Have you had someone talk that way to you (besides your parents)? “Are you telling me that you don’t know…?” The Corinthians are getting the “don’t you know” treatment from Paul. Six times in more

  • 25. Homosexuality

    Contributed on Sep 22, 2012
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    What the Bible teaches about homosexuality.

    Introduction I have said before that 1 Corinthians is a letter I have both wanted and not wanted to preach through for the same reason – its practicality. The apostle Paul wrote the Corinth Church about issues it was struggling with, issues which have an uncanny resemblance to those we more

  • 26. Sexual Immorality

    Contributed on Sep 22, 2012

    Is sex before or outside of marriage really immorality?

    1 Corinthians 6:12-20 Sexual Immorality 6/15/03 D. Marion Clark Introduction The scene is Malacandra (Mars). The human, Ransom, is having a conversation with an hross, a seal-like Malacandrian. In a roundabout way, Ransom has raised the question of hrossa overindulging in sexual more

  • 27. Sex In Marriage

    Contributed on Sep 22, 2012

    The blessing of marital sex.

    Introduction 1 Corinthians is good letter for pastors to read whenever they are feeling discouraged. They read about Paul’s pastoral problems with the Corinth church and think to themselves at least their problems aren’t that bad! Let’s review for a moment the situation more

  • 28. Sex And The Single

    Contributed on Sep 22, 2012
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    What scripture has to say about sex and the single life.

    1 Corinthians 7:6-9 Sex and the Single 9/14/03 D. Marion Clark Introduction I feel like a person wading through swampy water. Each step further feels like I am sinking into territory I don’t want to be in. I would like to turn around, but now that I have started I must go on. That more

  • 29. Are Divorce And Remarriage Okay?

    Contributed on Sep 22, 2012

    Are divorce and remarriage okay?

    Introduction Are divorce and remarriage okay? I suppose of all the questions that have been raised by the letter of 1 Corinthians, this is the one that draws the greatest anticipation as to how it will be answered. Other questions are controversial and spark ardent debate. We may even enjoy more

  • 30. Married To An Unbeliever: Now What?

    Contributed on Sep 22, 2012
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    Should one remain married to an unbeliever? Is divorce okay?

    Introduction We come to yet another emotional topic – marriage to an unbeliever. Though it should be evident to every Christian that one ought not to enter into such a relationship, nevertheless some do. Some get married believing, or rather making themselves believe, that their loved more


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Wetterling Act | Megan's Law | Pam Lychner Act | CJSA Act | CSCP Act | Protect Act | AWA | KIDS Act | IML

There are few people as uniformly despised as people with sex offense convictions. It’s not hard to understand when you’re inundated with overblown reports concluding that all people on the registry are sexually recidivistic, incurable, and predatory. Overcome by outrage and fear we support any measures to protect against victimization, even if the proposed legislation is a sweeping and draconian measure. The last twenty-five years is a lasting testament to our panicked response to media hysterics and hyperbole, especially at the federal level. During this time, a number of increasingly stringent SORN (sex offender registration and notification) policies to increase the punishment and supervision for people convicted for sex offenses was passed. Below you will find a guide to major federal SORN policies.

Have a question about one of the federal policies listed below? Drop us a line!

In 1989, a masked gunman kidnapped 11-year-old Jacob Wetterling while he played outside. In response, Patty Wetterling advocated for a bill requiring sex offender registration to ensure another family would not lose a child to violence. At that time, there was no uniform system to track and monitor people convicted of a sex offense. Then President Bill Clinton signed the Wetterling Act into federal law as part of the 1994 Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act in an attempt at uniformity. In September 2016, almost 27 years later, Danny Heinrich confessed to Jacob’s kidnapping, sexual assault, and murder.

The Wetterling Act sought to increase public protection from the threat of sexual harm by reducing the likelihood of a registrant sexually recidivating and by providing law enforcement with an investigative tool for pending sex offense cases.

Under the Act, all states were required to develop and maintain registries for individuals convicted of sexually violent offenses or crimes against children, as well as individuals determined to be sexually violent predators. Under these registration provisions, registrants were legally obligated to provide law enforcement authorities with valid contact information and other identifying data upon release from either incarceration or supervised release, or within 10 days of establishing any residency anywhere.

The Act mandated registrants to provide their fingerprints, name, photograph, address, conviction history, and other identifying factors. Sexually violent predators were also required to provide documentation of treatment.

Following initial registration, law enforcement authorities were required to verify a registrant’s address every 90 days for sexually violent predators and annually for all other registrants. Sexually violent predators were required to register until a court determined they weren’t likely to commit predatory sexually violent offenses. All other registrants were required to register for 10 years.

Any registrant who either failed to register or maintain current information was subject to criminal penalties in the state in which they were registered. States were required to be in compliance with the provisions of the Act by 1997. Non-compliant states would be subject to a mandatory 10% reduction in their Byrne JAG funding, which would be funneled to compliant states, if they failed to establish registration schemes. States could be granted a two-year extension if they were found to be making a good faith effort to implement the Act’s mandates.

Amended four times by Megan’s Law, the Pam Lychner Act, the CJSA Appropriations Act, and the Campus Sex Crimes Prevention Act. In 2006, the Act was replaced by the AWA.

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Visit https://goo.gl/v49FxK for the text of the Wetterling Act.

In 1994, Jesse Timmendequas, a recidivist pedophile, lured Megan Kanka to his house, where he sexually assaulted and strangled the 7-year-old girl. Her parents believe that Megan’s death could have been prevented had they known Timmendequas was a repeat sex offender. As a result, they advocated for a bill requiring community notification whenever a dangerous sexual predator moves into the neighborhood. In 1996, then President Bill Clinton signed Megan’s Law into law as an amendment to the Wetterling Act.

The Wetterling Act and Megan’s Law collectively provided for sex offender registration and notification (SORN). In addition to the goals of the Wetterling Act, Megan’s Law sought to increase public awareness of nearby registrants so that the community could take preventative measures and reduce the threat of sexual violence.

Under the Wetterling Act, sex offender registration information was only available to law enforcement authorities. Public access to the registry was prohibited unless releasing information about a registrant became a matter of public safety. Federal Megan’s Law changed this provision in an effort to strengthen sex offender registration programs.

Community notification required the release of relevant information about nearby registrants to the community. Megan’s Law permitted states wide latitude in deciding who should be notified about nearby registrants, under what circumstances, and about which registrants. The public was allowed to view a registrant’s information, primarily through an online database provided by the state police department of the registrant’s current state of residence. Other means of notification, like community meetings, newspaper announcements, and toll-free numbers, were also provided.

The same penalties outlined in the Wetterling Act apply to Megan’s Law.

Critics of Megan’s Law, regarding its effectiveness, cite its hurried passage in the absence of empirical evidence. Evidence-based research contends that Megan’s Law fails to substantially improve public safety. Megan’s Law does not reduce new or additional sex offenses. It is merely “feel-good” legislation lending a false sense of security, so the community feels in control and safer.

Megan’s Law may actually increase a registrant’s likelihood of re-offense by forcing registrants to become social pariahs. They lose vital community supports, such as the ability to locate and maintain stable housing and employment, which are key to a formerly incarcerated person’s return to their community.

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Visit https://goo.gl/sPthjb for the text of federal Megan’s Law.

Pam Lychner, a Houston realtor, was showing a property in 1990 when she was assaulted by a twice-convicted felon on parole. Angered by her attacker’s potential early release, Pam lobbied for victim’s rights and pushed for legislative changes on the state and federal level. Congress passed the Lychner Act, in Pam’s memory.

The Lychner Act intended to reinforce the provisions of the Wetterling Act, which requires registration for people convicted of sexual offenses.

While the Wetterling Act required state law enforcement to transmit registrant information to the FBI, the Lychner Act established a national database to track and monitor registrants. Registrants in states without a minimally sufficient registration program were to directly register an address, their fingerprints, and a current photograph with the FBI. A minimally sufficient program was one following all mandates of the Wetterling Act.

This legislation additionally amends the Wetterling Act by changing the length of registration. Following incarceration or supervised release, registrants are required to register for 10 years or for life, depending on the number and type of sex offense convictions.

The first time a registrant fails to register, as stipulated by the Lychner Act, they are to pay a fine of not more than $100,000. A second failure to register results in a fine of not more than $100,000 and up to a year of incarceration. The third, or any subsequent, failure to register results in a fine of not more than $100,000 and up to 10 years of incarceration.

Even though the Lychner Act authorized a National Sex Offender Registry (NSOR), the direct registration capacity was never developed for registrants residing in states without a minimally sufficient program. Congress finally established the National Sex Offender Public Registry (NSOPR) in 2005, but it was renamed the Dru Sjodin NSOPR one year later. Additionally, the information in the NSOR database is pulled from state databases so information is frequently missing, limited, or outdated.

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Visit https://goo.gl/wZf4ni for the text of the Lychner Act.

The Wetterling Act was amended again by the CJSA Appropriations Act. This Act made extensive changes to the Wetterling Act, most of which granted states greater latitude in achieving SORN compliance. For instance, states had the discretion to delegate registration and notification responsibilities to a designated state agency, and to register individuals convicted of crimes not included in the Wetterling Act’s definition of registerable offenses. States were now required to participate in the NSOR. Other provisions required registrants who moved out of state to register under the new state’s laws, and now expanded required registration information to a registrant’s place of education and employment. The CJSA Appropriations Act also promoted the registration of people convicted for federal and military sexual offenses, and required the Bureau of Prisons to notify states when a federal prisoner was set for release or parole. Lastly, the court could now consider the recommendations of victim’s rights advocates and law enforcement agencies representatives, instead of solely hearing from treatment providers, when making a sexually violent predator determination.

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Visit https://goo.gl/BLbQeZ for the text of the CJSA Appropriations Act.

The CSCP Act, passed as part of the Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act, amended the Wetterling Act one final time. In particular, the Act required registrants to provide information about any institution of higher learning they attended or were employed by to law enforcement authorities. This also included notifying authorities of any subsequent changes in employment or enrollment status. Finally, the CSCP Act amended the Higher Education Act of 1965 to require institutions of higher learning to publicize information about registrants to the campus community.

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Visit https://goo.gl/vGwID0 for the text of the CSCP Act.

The PROTECT Act was enacted to prevent the abduction of children and eliminate sexual exploitation of children, and contained three major provisions. The first provision dealt with child kidnapping cases. Under this provision, a national AMBER Alert system was set-up to provide states with resources for issuing public alerts in the event of a child kidnapping, and waiting periods for police investigations were eliminated for missing persons between 18-21 years of age. Second, it mandated stricter penalties for people convicted of child sex offenses. For example, the Act included a life imprisonment clause for cases where a person is convicted for a subsequent offense, and it also forbade pretrial release for people charged with specific sex offenses against children. The Act also increased the statute of limitations for sex offenses, and allowed for a term of supervised release of any terms of years or for life. Prior to the Act, post-release supervision of people with sex offense convictions was capped at five years. Lastly, the PROTECT Act sought to control the possession and distribution of child pornography. It expressly prohibited any sexual depiction of minors that meets the Miller test of obscenity to include, but not limited to, drawings, sculptures, photographs, and videos. Under the Act, punishment for the possession and distribution of child pornography is mandated at five and ten years of incarceration, respectively.

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Visit https://goo.gl/gg7ZLy for the text of the Protect Act.

In 1981, 6-year-old Adam Walsh was abducted from a Hollywood, Florida shopping mall. His parents quickly discovered there was no coordinated effort among law enforcement to search for Adam on a state or national level and no organization to help the family locate Adam.

In response, the Walshes founded The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) to help locate missing children and prevent child victimization. John Walsh, in particular, spent the ensuing decades as a victim’s rights advocate and the host of “America’s Most Wanted.” In 2006, then President Bush signed the AWA into law in memory of Adam Walsh and 16 other victims of violent sex crimes.

The AWA seeks to “protect children from sexual exploitation and violent crime, to prevent child abuse and child pornography, to promote internet safety, and to honor the memory of Adam Walsh and other child crime victims” (See H.R 4472-109th Congress, 2006).

The AWA specifically repealed the Wetterling Act, Megan’s Law, and the Pam Lychner Act,  and is one of the most comprehensive acts ever enacted to regulate people convicted of sex offenses. It expands, sets, and clarifies national baseline measures for SORN programs, regardless of the state in which a registrant resides. The AWA’s 7 Titles outlines standards for SORN programs, civil commitment, immigration, child porn prevention, and online safety, among other provisions.

Title I

Title I of the AWA, referred to as the Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act (SORNA), requires states to revise their SORN programs to align with federal guidelines. SORNA proposes a three-tier registrant classification system, based solely on the conviction of offense and not actual risk, to standardize states’ SORN programs. Tier 3 registrants are considered the highest risk group. These registrants verify their registration information with law enforcement authorities every 3 months. Tier 2 registrants are considered the moderate risk group. These registrants verify their registration information every 6 months for 25 years. Tier 1 registrants are considered the lowest risk group. These registrants verify their registration information annually for 15 years.

Every registrant is required to submit the following information to law enforcement authorities: their name, (including any aliases used by the registrant; a current photograph; their Social Security number (not to be disclosed to the public); the address of each residence; the name and address of any employer; the name and address of any school attended by the registrant; the license plate number and a description of any vehicle owned or operated by the registrant; the sexual offense requiring registration; all criminal history, to include status of supervised release and dates of all arrests and convictions; a set of the registrant’s fingerprints and palm prints; a photocopy of a valid driver’s license or ID card issued by the jurisdiction in which the registrant resides; a DNA sample; and any other information required by the Attorney General.

SORNA removes the state’s discretion in determining which registrants to make publicly available. Under SORNA, all state SORN programs must make registration information publicly available for all three Tiers, not just Tier 2 and Tier 3. Additionally, SORNA also requires states to include juveniles who committed a sexually violent act and are at least 14-years of age in their SORN programs.

SORNA also established the Office of Sex Offender Sentencing, Monitoring, Apprehension, Registering, and Tracking (SMART). The SMART Office is responsible for implementing the AWA with duties to include administering SORNA and its associated grant programs, and providing SORN technical assistance to private and public entities.

Title II

Title II introduces stricter penalties for various sex offenses, and increased mandatory minimums for some offenses. For example, the federal mandatory minimum sentence for a violent crime against children involving murder or kidnapping is now 30 years (or death for certain sex offenses), and 25 years, respectively. The max penalty for sexual abuse is raised from 20 years to life in prison, and the minimum for coercing children into illegal sexual activity is set at 10 years.

It also created the crime of selling date rape drugs over the internet, and eliminated the statute of limitations for child sex offenses. Additionally, registrants on supervised release are now required to submit to searches of property at any time, with or without a warrant. Registrants on supervised release may also be subject to other conditions of release to include GPS monitoring.

Title III

Title III of the AWA outlines the proceedings for detaining “sexually dangerous” individuals through a civil commitment process. A “sexually dangerous” person is any high-risk individual with a psychiatric condition in which they’d have severe difficulty refraining from sexually violent behavior if they were released back into the community. The federal government must certify an individual as a “sexually dangerous” person before civilly committing anyone. After certification, the government may order a psychological or psychiatric exam to determine dangerousness, and then file the report with the court. Next, an evidentiary hearing is held to ensure the government has determined “sexual dangerousness” by clear and convincing evidence, which may include offenses that did not result in arrest, prosecution, or conviction. Individuals can even be civilly committed even if there is no prior criminal record of a sex offense. The individual is then civilly committed until the detention center decides they are no longer a sexual danger to the community. No guidelines are provided to outline how a detention center decides an individual is no longer a sexual danger.

Title IV

The AWA amended the Immigration and Nationality Act with two provisions in Title IV. One, if an immigrant is a registrant and is convicted for failure to register as a sex offender, they can be deported. Two, if an immigrant is convicted of particular registerable offenses against children, they may be prevented from filing a family-based visa petition. The decision as to whether a registered immigrant can file a visa is left to the Secretary of Homeland Security’s sole and unreviewable discretion, and is dependent on the risk posed to the person for whom the petition is filed.

Title V

Title V of the AWA outlines provisions for child pornography prevention. One provision strengthens record keeping requirements for the pornography industry to ensure no minors are involved in the production of pornography. Specifically, it requires anyone who produces any pornographic content, including simulated sexually explicit conduct, to verify the names, including any aliases, and ages of any performer; and to create and maintain detailed records of each performer. Another provision requires any child pornography used in court cases to be held in the care, custody, and control of the government or the court; prohibits its reproduction and/or dissemination, and it must be made reasonably available for trial defense. One last section increases the offenses available for civil and criminal forfeiture in child exploitation and obscenity cases.

Title VI

Title VI creates a number of grant programs, studies, and funding to increase community safety. For example, it authorized grants for a pilot program to monitor registrants with GPS devices, and called for the Bureau of Prisons to make treatment available for people convicted of sex offenses. Additionally, it creates a grant funding program to aid jurisdictions in verifying the addresses of registrants at appropriate interval. Title VI also provided the Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN) with grant funding for a National Sexual Assault Online Hotline. There are a number of additional opportunities provided in Title VI.

Title VII

Title VII outlines internet safety protocols. Notably, it created the crime of child exploitation enterprise with a mandatory minimum sentence of 20 years. It increases the capacity of law enforcement to investigate and prosecute sexual exploitation of children. Other provisions, such as the penalty for deceiving a person into viewing obscene material online, and an increase in the number of Internet Crimes Against Children Task Forces, are also included.

Any registrant who either fails to register or maintain current information is subject to criminal penalties in the state in which they are registered. These penalties could include felony prosecution, extensive fines, and/or up to 10 years of incarceration. If a registrant is an immigrant and fails to register, they can be deported.

States failing to substantially implement the AWA are subject to a mandatory 10% reduction in their Byrne JAG funding. The funding from such a reduction is to be funneled to AWA compliant states. States can be granted a two-year extension, up to two times, if they are found to be making a good faith effort to implement the AWA’s mandates.

Compliant States

As of December 2017, the following jurisdictions are substantially compliant with the AWA:

Alabama, Colorado, Florida, Kansas, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Virginia, Wyoming

Northern Mariana Islands, Guam, U.S. Virgin Islands

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While the AWA, and other SORN policies, has enjoyed immense political and popular support, there is little evidence of their effectiveness. Part of its ineffectiveness is attributed to the enormous pressure exerted on state resources to expand their definition of a registerable offense and, subsequently, track and monitor their registrants for even longer periods of time; all without receiving additional federal funding. It’s simply cost prohibitive and resource intensive, especially when state run SORN programs are cheaper to maintain than AWA complaint programs.

Furthermore, an overwhelming majority of evidence-based research observes that SORN programs don’t significantly reduce sex offenses following their implementation. Evidence-based research demonstrates that the innumerable collateral consequences of a sex offense conviction actually undermines public safety. These consequences include employment and housing instability, social ostracism, and vigilante justice; all consequences that impact the registrants, their families, and their communities. Critics also highlight the scientifically unsupported belief in high sexual recidivism rates, the question of indefinite punishment, and the impact on juvenile registrants in regard to AWA’s ineffectiveness.

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*Note: In 2011, SORNA Supplemental Guidelines mandated registrants to inform their local jurisdiction of international travel plans at least 21 days prior to departure, provided states discretion in juvenile registration, and required states to include forms signed by registrants acknowledging their receipt of registration obligations, among other provisions.

The KIDS Act requires registrants to submit their email address, screen names, and other online aliases to their state’s SORN program, and also to update authorities whenever their identifiers change. Additionally, it mandates the Attorney General to establish a secure database of these aliases. Certified social networking sites can then voluntarily access, contrast their subscriber list, and then block matching aliases from their sites if they choose. The public is not granted access to this secure database.

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IML was enacted in an effort to prevent child sex trafficking and tourism by making it more difficult to travel internationally. It establishes the Angel Watch Center (AWC), within ICE, to alert foreign law enforcement authorities about the intended travel of American registrants to their countries. The AWC is also authorized to determine whether or not the registrant in question is in compliance with their SORN responsibilities. Registrants are found to be in compliance if they provide their local jurisdiction with their anticipated itinerary, carrier and flight numbers for air travel, destination country, address of lodging accommodation, and the purpose of their international travel. If a registrant fails to provide the required information and attempts, or completes their international travel, they will be fined and given a maximum sentence of 10 years’ incarceration. Lastly, IML forbids the State Department to issue passports to covered registrants unless the passport contains a unique identifier.

According to a press release issued by the State Department on October 27, 2017, the identifier is a passport identifier added to the inside back cover of affected passports: “The bearer was convicted of a sex offense against a minor, and is a covered sex offender pursuant to 22 United States Code Section 212(c)(1).” Prior to passage of IML, no American passport has included a “unique identifier” for any U.S. citizen. IML does not require the State Department to add any identifier to the passports of U.S. citizens convicted of any other offense. A California nonprofit, the Alliance for Constitutional Sex Offense Laws (ACSOL), is currently challenging IML.

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It looked like the set of "Chicago" on the steps of City Hall, where five beefy guys in pinstripes and five leggy gals in gowns, bobbed hair and boas greeted guests at the San Francisco Ballet's 70th anniversary season opening gala.

But the crowd of upper-crust supporters was staid -- if elegant -- in the usual sea of black. Only the younger Ballet patrons across the street at the Opera House gave the Art Deco theme a try. The Ballet, after all, was founded in 1933.

A traffic jam dampened some spirits by keeping guests trapped curbside at the valet parking station for an hour. That delayed their entrance to the pre- dinner reception at City Hall done up in supper-club style with table lamps and tulips. They also passed a small protest led by three people carrying signs decrying voter-approved Proposition N, which greatly reduces cash grants for the homeless.

Bright spots in the evening included the appearance of TV actress Kirstie Alley, -- the night's only celebrity -- who lent a bit of levity to the opening.

She ignored the theme and looked very '50s in an iridescent plum off-the- shoulder silk taffeta gown with three-quarter sleeves, a matching belt and full skirt by Los Angeles designer Donna Granata.

When asked what brought her to the gala, she quipped "Bulgari -- we got right off the plane and went right to Bulgari."

Alley wore a brooch and watch from the upscale boutique, while her friend, Kathleen Scutchfield, sported a 108-stone, 49-carat necklace.

Alley kept obsessively checking her borrowed watch. "What time is it again?"

It was the invitation of friend Scutchfield, a Ballet supporter, that was the real reason for her visit.

"I love ballet," Alley said, "and I've never been to an opening night."

Never one to be outdone in the jewelry department, Fine Arts Museums Board President Dede Wilsey wore her own gems, including an immense necklace of diamonds by Van Cleef & Arpel whose center stone looked about as big as a silver dollar. Seventy carats for the 70th anniversary, perhaps?

"It came without the big one," she said coyly. "I had it added."

Gala Chairwoman Lis Petkevich had her own brush with ice -- an iced vodka --

early in the evening. As she descended the grand staircase in the rotunda, her foot went into a glass that Carl Pascarella, CEO of Visa USA, had left on a step.

"It's typical of me," Petkevich told Andre and Juliet de Baubigny, emptying out her shoe. "I'm a bit of a klutz. It could have been worse -- it didn't break and there was still vodka left to drink."

Over at the Opera House, where younger Ballet supporters in the Encore group were sipping Blue Ice vodka before dinner, a more festive air prevailed. More of the women got into the spirit of the Art Deco theme, including Elissa Koestenbaum, a real estate agent and member of the Art Deco Society, who wore an antique mink stole, opera gloves and a purse with a compact from the 1920s, with the original white face powder intact.

Patrick Herning, a marketing director, liked the retro theme. "Everything is so hip and modern and trendy today that it's fun to embrace a time gone by, " he said.

Nina Fedoroff, an Encore party co-chair, wore a Ralph Lauren white taffeta ruffled shirt, black skirt and jacket, and had her hair finger-waved, '30s- style. Her lips were red and her eyes were rimmed in black. Her boyfriend was caught off-guard when he saw her. "It took hours and hours do the makeup," by Robert Williams of Francois Nars. "I really do feel different," she said.

Back at City Hall, Charlotte Shultz couldn't quite recall the designer of her boat-neck bronze taffeta gown, with a matching satin rose at the hip -- the same thing happened at last year's Ballet opening. Which leads us to ask: Maybe your closets are just too big?

"You can look at the label," she said, offering her back, while husband George looked amused. Richard Tyler Couture, the label said. "I got it at Wilkes (Bashford)," she said, with complete certainty.

San Francisco designer Lily Samii created 27 of Wednesday night's dresses, including those of Petkevich, dinner chair Leslie Taglio and benefactor chair Karen Caldwell. Like a proud mama, Samii took snapshots of them all. Too bad her own beaded mesh wrap skirt and top was not quite photoworthy -- she didn't have time to finish it, given her hectic schedule these last few weeks. "I just ran out of time," she said with a shrug, showing off the waistline. "See? It's held together with a safety pin."

Fritz and Lucy Jewett were glad to embrace the present day and celebrate the Ballet's longevity. The Jewetts and three other couples helped to personally finance salaries for dancers in the 1970s, when the Ballet was undergoing financial hardship.

"How do we feel about the 70th anniversary?" said Lucy Jewett. "Absolutely thrilled."


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Sunderland manager David Moyes.
Sunderland manager David Moyes.

David Moyes believes Sunderland need to be “braver” in order to stamp out their problem of conceding late goals, writes Richard Mennear.

Sunderland have gifted five points in the Premier League this season by shipping goals after the 85th minute.

And Moyes believes his players need to keep possession for longer periods to avoid his team from tiring late on in matches from chasing the opposition.

In order to do that, the 53-year-old Scot says they need to be braver by wanting the ball more and pushing their opponents back.

West Ham United scored the winner in the fourth minute of injury time at the London Stadium, to leave Sunderland without a win after nine league games.

They have a break from league action tonight.

The Black Cats travel to St Mary’s Stadium for the EFL Cup fourth round clash against Southampton (7.45pm kick-off).

And Moyes has a message for his players ahead of the cup tie.

Moyes said: “We think that if we kept the ball more and passed the ball more and had longer periods of possession, we wouldn’t be so tired at the end of the game.

“But that means us being braver on the ball, taking it and passing it.

“I don’t think it is to do with general fitness, but it is definitely to do with concentration levels.

“We’ve seen that on the four occasions when we have conceded late on.

“We have to try and get over that.”

Sunderland have conceded after the 85th minute, shipping late goals and crucial points at Manchester City, Southampton, West Ham and at home to Crystal Palace.

It has cost them five points.

Sunderland, with just two points to their name after draws against tonight’s opponents Southampton and West Bromwich Albion, prop up the rest of the Premier League table.

Those extra five points would see the Black Cats level with relegation rivals Hull City and Middlesbrough.

Moyes wants his team to be more attacking but is wary of striking the right balance to ensure his side is not “picked off”.

“We have to be a bit braver and push the other team back,” added the Sunderland boss.

“I want us to go and attack the opposition, I really do, but we have to also be mindful of the fact that if we open up we will be picked off.

“I’ll take any win at the moment.

“If you tell me we can give the opposition the ball for 90 minutes and then sneak a goal at the end, I’ll take that.

“But at the moment I’m not sure we can do that.

“We have to strike a balance between being tight in defence but then hitting teams on the break.”


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REVIEW: Cinderella, Tyne Theatre, Newcastle

PANTO MAGIC ... Cinderella is on at the Tyne Theatre, in Newcastle.
PANTO MAGIC ... Cinderella is on at the Tyne Theatre, in Newcastle.

JARROW lad Maxie Peters writes, directs and tickles our chuckle muscles in a pantomime that has become a North East tradition since its formation in 1995.

It may not be able to boast the megabucks of its rivals, but what you get is a top-notch, top-professional show that provides laughter throughout; with a full house and children outnumbering adults by at least 10 to 1 it reflects the traditional appeal of a story told in a straightforward but exciting way.

The tale of Cinderella is about Baron Hardup (Kevin O’Keefe) returning from a foreign cruise with a new wife (who we never see) and a couple of new ugly step daughters, Shaz (Peters) and Trace (Glen Joseph).

As you’d expect from this outrageous duo the gags are constant and they provide chuckles aplenty. Their bedroom scene where they see ghosts in the “waaaal” had the kids standing up, screaming and pointing; a joy to behold.

Cinderella, played by Emily Swan, who also choreographs the show, is treated badly by Shaz and Trace who try everything to keep her away from Prince Charming (Christina Dawson), but love conquers all and, helped by his manservant Dandini (Sarah Badger), the Prince finds Cinderella.

While the ugly sisters get up to some dastardly tricks, Cinders has her Fairy Godmother (Sue Sweeney) to rely on, but more importantly her best friend Buttons (Charlie Richmond).

Richmond is given a free rein to be the kids’ silly big brother and over the years he has blossomed into a cracking panto performer.

His appearance on stage provides instant recognition and it feels as though the young audience members become members of the ensemble.

In addition to a top-notch cast, the other important ingredients for a worthy pantomime include dancers professionally choreographed, rather than well intended amateurs, a live band (the number of songs is spot on and never smothers the storyline), quality sets and beautiful costumes. All of these are on show in abundance here.

2015 marks the 20th anniversary of Newcastle Panto. To top Cinderella, Aladdin next year is going to have to be something extra special.

Cinderella runs until Tuesday, December 30. To book tickets, click here.


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200 Sherburn Rd, Eagle River WI 54521 Sold for $469,000 on 08/22/2017

200 Sherburn Rd, Eagle River BD: 4 BA: 4.0 $488,100 Sold

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  • Status: Sold
  • 4 Bedrooms
  • 3 Full Bathrooms
  • 1 Half Bathrooms
  • Est. Year Built: 1979
  • High School: VI Northland Pines
  • County: Vilas
  • MLS#: 165094
  • Listing Company: Re/Max Property Pros

200 Sherburn Rd Eagle River WI 54521 - EAGLE RIVER CHAIN SPLENDOR - ALL BRAND NEW FURNITURE INCLUDED. Once in a while a home comes on the market that checks all the boxes. Location & then some, being on the wonderful Eagle River Chain of Lakes, snowmobile & ATV/UTV routes nearby & a walkable distance into the quaint city of Eagle River. This is an opportunity to have not only a beautiful home but access to full recreation by land or lake. This home has many updates- freshly painted, new light fixtures, carpet, LED lighting & new Nest climate automation. There is a main level laundry with a new washer & dryer, master bedroom suite overlooking the water & a kitchen that is spacious & updated. The central living room has vaulted ceilings & a floor to ceiling fireplace. There is a finished lower level walkout that leads to the level lake frontage & two piers. Attached garage, heated detached garage with built in cabinets, & black top drive & screened in porch too! Seeing is believing.

  • Dining Room: 33x24
  • Dining Room: 11x19
  • Kitchen: 22x13
  • Master Bedroom: 17x17
  • Bathroom: full
  • Bedroom: 13x14
  • Bathroom: full
  • Bathroom: 1/2
  • Util Area: 9x8

  • Bathroom: full
  • Family Room: 20x24
  • Bedroom: 18x13
  • Office: 14x15
  • Other Rm: 22x28
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  • Exterior Entrance, Full Basement, Fully Finished, Interior Entrance, Walk-out/Hillside
  • Heating/Cooling: Central Air
  • Raised Ranch (BiL)
  • Flooring: Carpeting, Mixed, Tile
  • Roof: Composition Shingles
  • Waterfront/Access: Y
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165094 Jun 19 2017 9:17AM $488,100 $489,000 96
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1137 Sawyer Way, Sun Prairie WI 53590 Sold for $235,000 on 05/23/2017

1137 Sawyer Way, Sun Prairie BD: 2 BA: 2.0 $235,000 Sold

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  • Status: Sold
  • County: Dane
  • Bedrooms: 2
  • Full Bathrooms: 2
  • Est. Square Footage: 1,448
  • Acreage: 0.0
  • Elementary School: Bird
  • Middle School: Patrick Marsh
  • High School: Sun Prairie
  • Property Taxes: $4,065
  • Property Tax Year: 2016
  • MLS#: 1804428
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  • Master BR: 14.0 x 13.0
  • BR 2: 13.0 x 11.0
  • Kitchen: 11.0 x 11.0
  • Living Rm: 24.0 x 14.0
  • Sun Room: 14.0 x 7.0
  • Utility Rm: 0.0 x 0.0
Additional Features
  • Full
  • Heating/Cooling: Central air, Forced air
  • Water Waste: Municipal sewer, Municipal water
  • Common Green Space
  • End Unit, Ranch
  • Exterior: Patio, Private Entry
  • Construction Type: E
  • Waterfront/Access: N
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MLS Number New Status Previous Status Activity Date New List Price Previous List Price Sold Price DOM
1804428 Sold May 25 2017 9:49AM $235,000 $235,000 0

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Leaning Into the Wind: Andy Goldsworthy

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Andy Goldsworthy is not an artist like others. His canvas? Nature. His tools? All there is.

Whether rearranging dead leaves on an Edinburgh stone staircase, or letting the rain cut out its silhouette on the floor of a forest in Brazil, this world-renowned artist is one of the masters of "land art," creating his works in nature — sometimes ephemeral, sometimes permanent, often unusual and fascinating.

This documentary shows him, accompanied by his daughter, creating kaleidoscopic works on a large and small scale, from the south of France to New England.

Director: Thomas Riedelsheimer
Studio: EyeSteelFilm
Producer(s): Leslie Hills, Stefan Tolz
Cast: Andy Goldsworthy, Holly Goldsworthy
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brushed (brusht),USA pronunciation adj.
  1. having a nap raised or a surface produced by a brushing process: brushed cotton.

nick•el (nikəl),USA pronunciation n., v.,  -eled, -el•ing or (esp. Brit.) -elled, -el•ling, adj.
  1. a hard, silvery-white, ductile and malleable metallic element, allied to iron and cobalt, not readily oxidized: used chiefly in alloys, in electroplating, and as a catalyst in organic synthesis. Symbol: Ni;
    at. wt.: 58.71;
    at. no.: 28;
    sp. gr.: 8.9 at 20°C.
  2. a cupronickel coin of the U.S., the 20th part of a dollar, equal to five cents.
  3. a nickel coin of Canada, the 20th part of a dollar, equal to five cents.

  1. to cover or coat with nickel;

  1. costing or worth five dollars: a nickel bag of heroin.

tow•el (touəl, toul),USA pronunciation n., v.,  -eled, -el•ing or (esp. Brit.) -elled, -el•ling.
  1. an absorbent cloth or paper for wiping and drying something wet, as one for the hands, face, or body after washing or bathing.
  2. throw in the towel, [Informal.]to concede defeat;
    give up;
    yield: He vowed he would never throw in the towel.

  1. to wipe or dry with a towel.

bar1  (bär),USA pronunciation n., v.,  barred, bar•ring, prep.
  1. a relatively long, evenly shaped piece of some solid substance, as metal or wood, used as a guard or obstruction or for some mechanical purpose: the bars of a cage.
  2. an oblong piece of any solid material: a bar of soap; a candy bar.
  3. the amount of material in a bar.
  4. an ingot, lump, or wedge of gold or silver.
  5. a long ridge of sand, gravel, or other material near or slightly above the surface of the water at or near the mouth of a river or harbor entrance, often constituting an obstruction to navigation.
  6. anything that obstructs, hinders, or impedes;
    barrier: a bar to important legislation.
  7. a counter or place where beverages, esp. liquors, or light meals are served to customers: a snack bar; a milk bar.
  8. a barroom or tavern.
  9. (in a home) a counter, small wagon, or similar piece of furniture for serving food or beverages: a breakfast bar.
  10. the legal profession.
  11. the practicing members of the legal profession in a given community.
  12. any tribunal: the bar of public opinion.
  13. a band or strip: a bar of light.
  14. a railing in a courtroom separating the general public from the part of the room occupied by the judges, jury, attorneys, etc.
  15. a crowbar.
    • Also called  bar line. the line marking the division between two measures of music.
    • See  double bar.
    • the unit of music contained between two bar lines;
  16. [Ballet.]barre.
    • an objection that nullifies an action or claim.
    • a stoppage or defeat of an alleged right of action.
  17. [Typography.]a horizontal stroke of a type character, as of an A, H, t, and sometimes e.
  18. (in tracery) a relatively long and slender upright of stone treated as a colonette or molded.
  19. [Building Trades.]
    • an iron or steel shape: I-bar.
    • a muntin.
  20. one of a pair of metal or cloth insignia worn by certain commissioned officers.
  21. bars, the transverse ridges on the roof of the mouth of a horse.
  22. a space between the molar and canine teeth of a horse into which the bit is fitted.
  23. (in a bridle) the mouthpiece connecting the cheeks.
  24. bride2 (def. 1).
  25. a horizontal band, narrower than a fess, that crosses the field of an escutcheon.
  26. [Obs.]a gateway capable of being barred.
  27. at bar, [Law.]
    • before the court and being tried: a case at bar.
    • before all the judges of a court: a trial at bar.
  28. behind bars, in jail: We wanted the criminal behind bars.

  1. to equip or fasten with a bar or bars: Bar the door before retiring for the night.
  2. to block by or as if by bars: The police barred the exits in an attempt to prevent the thief 's escape.
  3. to prevent or hinder: They barred her entrance to the club.
  4. to exclude or except: He was barred from membership because of his reputation.
  5. to mark with bars, stripes, or bands.

  1. except;
    but: bar none.
barless, adj.
barra•ble, adj.

set (set),USA pronunciation v.,  set, set•ting, n., adj., interj.
  1. to put (something or someone) in a particular place: to set a vase on a table.
  2. to place in a particular position or posture: Set the baby on his feet.
  3. to place in some relation to something or someone: We set a supervisor over the new workers.
  4. to put into some condition: to set a house on fire.
  5. to put or apply: to set fire to a house.
  6. to put in the proper position: to set a chair back on its feet.
  7. to put in the proper or desired order or condition for use: to set a trap.
  8. to distribute or arrange china, silver, etc., for use on (a table): to set the table for dinner.
  9. to place (the hair, esp. when wet) on rollers, in clips, or the like, so that the hair will assume a particular style.
  10. to put (a price or value) upon something: He set $7500 as the right amount for the car. The teacher sets a high value on neatness.
  11. to fix the value of at a certain amount or rate;
    value: He set the car at $500. She sets neatness at a high value.
  12. to post, station, or appoint for the purpose of performing some duty: to set spies on a person.
  13. to determine or fix definitely: to set a time limit.
  14. to resolve or decide upon: to set a wedding date.
  15. to cause to pass into a given state or condition: to set one's mind at rest; to set a prisoner free.
  16. to direct or settle resolutely or wishfully: to set one's mind to a task.
  17. to present as a model;
    place before others as a standard: to set a good example.
  18. to establish for others to follow: to set a fast pace.
  19. to prescribe or assign, as a task.
  20. to adjust (a mechanism) so as to control its performance.
  21. to adjust the hands of (a clock or watch) according to a certain standard: I always set my watch by the clock in the library.
  22. to adjust (a timer, alarm of a clock, etc.) so as to sound when desired: He set the alarm for seven o'clock.
  23. to fix or mount (a gem or the like) in a frame or setting.
  24. to ornament or stud with gems or the like: a bracelet set with pearls.
  25. to cause to sit;
    seat: to set a child in a highchair.
  26. to put (a hen) on eggs to hatch them.
  27. to place (eggs) under a hen or in an incubator for hatching.
  28. to place or plant firmly: to set a flagpole in concrete.
  29. to put into a fixed, rigid, or settled state, as the face, muscles, etc.
  30. to fix at a given point or calibration: to set the dial on an oven; to set a micrometer.
  31. to tighten (often fol. by up): to set nuts well up.
  32. to cause to take a particular direction: to set one's course to the south.
  33. to put (a broken or dislocated bone) back in position.
  34. (of a hunting dog) to indicate the position of (game) by standing stiffly and pointing with the muzzle.
    • to fit, as words to music.
    • to arrange for musical performance.
    • to arrange (music) for certain voices or instruments.
  35. [Theat.]
    • to arrange the scenery, properties, lights, etc., on (a stage) for an act or scene.
    • to prepare (a scene) for dramatic performance.
  36. to spread and secure (a sail) so as to catch the wind.
  37. [Print.]
    • to arrange (type) in the order required for printing.
    • to put together types corresponding to (copy);
      compose in type: to set an article.
  38. [Baking.]to put aside (a substance to which yeast has been added) in order that it may rise.
  39. to change into curd: to set milk with rennet.
  40. to cause (glue, mortar, or the like) to become fixed or hard.
  41. to urge, goad, or encourage to attack: to set the hounds on a trespasser.
  42. [Bridge.]to cause (the opposing partnership or their contract) to fall short: We set them two tricks at four spades. Only perfect defense could set four spades.
  43. to affix or apply, as by stamping: The king set his seal to the decree.
  44. to fix or engage (a fishhook) firmly into the jaws of a fish by pulling hard on the line once the fish has taken the bait.
  45. to sharpen or put a keen edge on (a blade, knife, razor, etc.) by honing or grinding.
  46. to fix the length, width, and shape of (yarn, fabric, etc.).
  47. [Carpentry.]to sink (a nail head) with a nail set.
  48. to bend or form to the proper shape, as a saw tooth or a spring.
  49. to bend the teeth of (a saw) outward from the blade alternately on both sides in order to make a cut wider than the blade itself.

  1. to pass below the horizon;
    sink: The sun sets early in winter.
  2. to decline;
  3. to assume a fixed or rigid state, as the countenance or the muscles.
  4. (of the hair) to be placed temporarily on rollers, in clips, or the like, in order to assume a particular style: Long hair sets more easily than short hair.
  5. to become firm, solid, or permanent, as mortar, glue, cement, or a dye, due to drying or physical or chemical change.
  6. to sit on eggs to hatch them, as a hen.
  7. to hang or fit, as clothes.
  8. to begin to move;
    start (usually fol. by forth, out, off, etc.).
  9. (of a flower's ovary) to develop into a fruit.
  10. (of a hunting dog) to indicate the position of game.
  11. to have a certain direction or course, as a wind, current, or the like.
  12. (of a sail) to be spread so as to catch the wind.
  13. (of type) to occupy a certain width: This copy sets to forty picas.
  14. [Nonstandard.]sit: Come in and set a spell.
  15. set about:
    • to begin on;
    • to undertake;
    • to assault;
  16. set against:
    • to cause to be hostile or antagonistic.
    • to compare or contrast: The advantages must be set against the disadvantages.
  17. set ahead, to set to a later setting or time: Set your clocks ahead one hour.
  18. set apart:
    • to reserve for a particular purpose.
    • to cause to be noticed;
      distinguish: Her bright red hair sets her apart from her sisters.
  19. set aside:
    • to put to one side;
      reserve: The clerk set aside the silver brooch for me.
    • to dismiss from the mind;
    • to prevail over;
      annul: to set aside a verdict.
  20. set back:
    • to hinder;
    • to turn the hands of (a watch or clock) to show an earlier time: When your plane gets to California, set your watch back two hours.
    • to reduce to a lower setting: Set back the thermostat before you go to bed.
  21. set by, to save or keep for future use.
  22. set down:
    • to write or to copy or record in writing or printing.
    • to consider;
      estimate: to set someone down as a fool.
    • to attribute;
      ascribe: to set a failure down to bad planning.
    • to put in a position of rest on a level surface.
    • to humble or humiliate.
    • to land an airplane: We set down in a heavy fog.
    • (in horse racing) to suspend (a jockey) from competition because of some offense or infraction of the rules.
  23. set forth:
    • to give an account of;
      describe: He set forth his theory in a scholarly report.
    • to begin a journey;
      start: Columbus set forth with three small ships.
  24. set forward, to turn the hands of (a watch or clock) to show a later time: When your plane lands in New York, set your watch forward two hours.
  25. set in:
    • to begin to prevail;
      arrive: Darkness set in.
    • (of winds or currents) to blow or flow toward the shore.
  26. set off:
    • to cause to become ignited or to explode.
    • to begin;
    • to intensify or improve by contrast.
    • to begin a journey or trip;
  27. set on:
    • Also,  set upon. to attack or cause to attack: to set one's dog on a stranger.
    • to instigate;
      incite: to set a crew to mutiny.
  28. set one's face against. See  face (def. 35).
  29. set out:
    • to begin a journey or course: to set out for home.
    • to undertake;
      attempt: He set out to prove his point.
    • to design;
      plan: to set out a pattern.
    • to define;
      describe: to set out one's arguments.
    • to plant: to set out petunias and pansies.
    • to lay out (the plan of a building) in actual size at the site.
    • to lay out (a building member or the like) in actual size.
  30. set store by. See  store (def. 9).
  31. set to:
    • to make a vigorous effort;
      apply oneself to work;
    • to begin to fight;
  32. set up:
    • to put upright;
    • to put into a high or powerful position.
    • to construct;
    • to be assembled or made ready for use: exercise equipment that sets up in a jiffy.
    • to inaugurate;
    • to enable to begin in business;
      provide with means.
    • to make a gift of;
      treat, as to drinks.
    • to stimulate;
    • to propound;
    • to bring about;
    • to become firm or hard, as a glue or cement: a paint that sets up within five minutes.
    • to lead or lure into a dangerous, detrimental, or embarrassing situation, as by deceitful prearrangement or connivance.
    • to entrap or frame, as an innocent person in a crime or a criminal suspect in a culpable circumstance in order to achieve an arrest.
    • to arrange the murder or execution of: His partner set him up with the mob.
    • [Bridge.]to establish (a suit): to set up spades.

  1. the act or state of setting or the state of being set.
  2. a collection of articles designed for use together: a set of china; a chess set.
  3. a collection, each member of which is adapted for a special use in a particular operation: a set of golf clubs; a set of carving knives.
  4. a number, group, or combination of things of similar nature, design, or function: a set of ideas.
  5. a series of volumes by one author, about one subject, etc.
  6. a number, company, or group of persons associated by common interests, occupations, conventions, or status: a set of murderous thieves; the smart set.
  7. the fit, as of an article of clothing: the set of his coat.
  8. fixed direction, bent, or inclination: The set of his mind was obvious.
  9. bearing or carriage: the set of one's shoulders.
  10. the assumption of a fixed, rigid, or hard state, as by mortar or glue.
  11. the arrangement of the hair in a particular style: How much does the beauty parlor charge for a shampoo and set?
  12. a plate for holding a tool or die.
  13. an apparatus for receiving radio or television programs;
  14. [Philately.]a group of stamps that form a complete series.
  15. [Tennis.]a unit of a match, consisting of a group of not fewer than six games with a margin of at least two games between the winner and loser: He won the match in straight sets of 6–3, 6–4, 6–4.
  16. a construction representing a place or scene in which the action takes place in a stage, motion-picture, or television production.
  17. [Mach.]
    • the bending out of the points of alternate teeth of a saw in opposite directions.
    • a permanent deformation or displacement of an object or part.
    • a tool for giving a certain form to something, as a saw tooth.
  18. a chisel having a wide blade for dividing bricks.
  19. [Hort.]a young plant, or a slip, tuber, or the like, suitable for planting.
  20. [Dancing.]
    • the number of couples required to execute a quadrille or the like.
    • a series of movements or figures that make up a quadrille or the like.
    • a group of pieces played by a band, as in a night club, and followed by an intermission.
    • the period during which these pieces are played.
  21. [Bridge.]a failure to take the number of tricks specified by one's contract: Our being vulnerable made the set even more costly.
  22. [Naut.]
    • the direction of a wind, current, etc.
    • the form or arrangement of the sails, spars, etc., of a vessel.
    • suit (def. 12).
  23. [Psychol.]a temporary state of an organism characterized by a readiness to respond to certain stimuli in a specific way.
  24. a timber frame bracing or supporting the walls or roof of a shaft or stope.
  25. [Carpentry.]See  nail set.
  26. a collection of objects or elements classed together.
  27. the width of a body of type.
  28. sett (def. 3).

  1. fixed or prescribed beforehand: a set time; set rules.
  2. specified;
    fixed: The hall holds a set number of people.
  3. deliberately composed;
    customary: set phrases.
  4. fixed;
    rigid: a set smile.
  5. resolved or determined;
    habitually or stubbornly fixed: to be set in one's opinions.
  6. completely prepared;
    ready: Is everyone set?
  7. all set, in readiness;
    prepared: They were at the starting line and all set to begin.

  1. (in calling the start of a race): Ready! Set! Go!
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The 3 Best Mountain Biking Destinations in Wyoming State Parks

Similar to a skier seeking that prime downhill run, mountain bikers yearn for an epic trail to test their skills and enjoy an awesome experience. Many mountain bikers from the Rocky Mountain area are finding that awesome mountain biking experience in Wyoming's Curt Gowdy, Glendo and Guernsey State Parks, which are the three best mountain biking destinations we'll explore here.

Wyoming State Park Mountain Biking

Both old (Guernsey) and new (Curt Gowdy and Glendo) trail systems are becoming increasingly popular mountain biking destinations.

1. Curt Gowdy State Park Mountain Biking

Curt Gowdy State Park, located between Cheyenne and Laramie on County Road 210 (Happy Jack Road), has more than 35 miles of maintained forested trails between Granite and Crystal reservoirs.

Specifically, the Curt Gowdy trail system features four mountain biking play areas, mountain biking skills areas, and a dedicated four-mile equestrian loop.

The trail system features trails for all levels of riders ranging from easy, easy-intermediate, intermediate, advanced and expert. This guarantees a quality experience for any rider regardless of ability.

Curt Gowdy Mountain Biking

Much like the Ski Patrol at ski resort, the Overland Mountain Bike Club has assisted riders at Curt Gowdy since the trail system began in 2006. The OMBC provides education and assistance to all trail users by working to maintain sustainable trails and enhance the mountain biking experience.

The Curt Gowdy Trail System was awarded the "Epic" designation in 2009 by the International Mountain Bicycling Association. This designation -- the first and only awarded in Wyoming -- means the trail system provides a quality ride and quality experience for trail users.

2. Glendo State Park Mountain Biking

Construction began on a new non-motorized single-track trail system  at Glendo State Park in 2010.

Currently, there are more than 45 miles of trails used for mountain biking and hiking with an additional 15 miles of trails planned for completion within the next five years. The existing trails are perfect for all ability levels ranging from easy-to-expert bikers.

There are three main trailheads, each one offers a different adventure. Along the Eastern and Northern part of the trail, riders travel along the Glendo Wetlands, through pine and cedar trees, for a feel of the mountains.

No matter which part of the trail the rider takes, they are awarded with a view of the park that few people ever see.

Wyoming State Park Mountain Biking

The trails at Curt Gowdy and Glendo State Parks are made possible through grants from the Recreational Trails Program and the Land and Water Conservation Fund.

Additional support provided by cash donations from private individuals, through the donated labor of many volunteers, and the National Civilian Community Corps, and/or partnerships with the Wyoming Conservation Corps, Wyoming State Lands and Investments, Cheyenne Board of Public Utilities, and the Bureau of Land Management.

3. Guernsey State Park Mountain Biking

Guernsey State Park is located near the town of Guernsey, 15 miles East of I-25 on Highway 26. It is an older trail system, but is no less entertaining and exciting.

An extensive network of trails was originally planned and partially built during the operation of the Civilian Conservation Corps camps during the 1930s.

Ever since that time, hiking and trail use has been a major focus at Guernsey State Park. Approximately 10 miles of CCC trails have been restored at the park. The trail system starts at the Brimmer Point turnoff. The trail system consists of several loops, which provide a variety of scenic views of the park, the reservoir and the dam. Most of the trails are moderately physically demanding.

In just a few short years, Southeastern Wyoming has experienced an uptick in activities for regional mountain biking enthusiasts, a trend that is expected to continue due to the efforts of those who yearn for the epic trail.
Gary Schoene
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Gary Schoene
Gary Schoene is the Public Information Officer for the Wyoming Department of State Parks and Cultural Resources. He is a native of Wyoming and a graduate of the University of Wyoming.
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