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Being a disciple of Jesus Christ can never be reduced to merely producing Christian character in ourselves or loving one another, as important as those things are. Being a disciple of Jesus means making other disciples, because that is what our Lord has commanded us to do. God's sovereign purpose in this world is to create a redeemed people to worship and enjoy Him eternally, but He has chosen to accomplish that purpose through human beings. He has made us stewards of the gospel, placing that precious knowledge in earthen vessels, in the fragile container of our lives.

I assume that you are reading this because you are a Christian, and you understand that sharing the good news of eternal life through faith in Christ is every Christian's responsibility. You may know that and still not tell anyone about Jesus. Do you think you do not know enough to be an evangelist? Do you think you need more training? I doubt that is your problem.

The problem for most Christians is not knowledge but obedience. It is not that we do not know what we need to do or how to do it. What we lack is the intention to do it. We have not made up our minds that the commands of Jesus will come before the demands of this world. When we genuinely deny ourselves and follow Him, when we offer our lives as living sacrifices, our minds and hearts will be transformed. As disciples of Jesus, our first priority will be to make other disciples for Him.

Why the Church Is Here

Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all things that I have commanded you; and lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age. Amen (Matthew 28:19-20).

Do you ever wonder what our real purpose is in the world? Here is the end of your confusion. Our purpose is to make disciples of all the nations. The risen Jesus Christ gave this command to His apostles just before He ascended to the Father, but He intended it for all of us. That is why these verses are known as the Great Commission. It states the mission of the church.

In the original Greek, there is only one verb here—"make disciples." That is the imperative. The other words that seem like commands are actually participles modifying the main verb. What I mean is that the main verb in the sentence is "make disciples," which you do by going, baptizing, and teaching (all participles).

To make disciples in another nation, you have to go where people do not know about Christ. Once you get there and they come to faith in Christ, you have to baptize them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. That is to say, you need to bring them to an understanding of God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, which is demonstrated in baptism. Baptism is important not because it saves, but because it is the public confession of salvation. Then you instruct them to be obedient to their Lord, teaching them to obey everything Jesus commanded. You are not alone in this enterprise. Jesus says, "I am with you always, even to the end of the age." Until the time is completely done for evangelism, I will be with you helping you to make disciples.

How would you answer if I asked you the reason for the church? Why are we still here on earth? What should we be doing?

Some might say we should be living a holy life. That is a good thing, but it is not the main reason we are here. If that is all the Lord wants, we might as well go on to heaven, because we can't really live a perfectly holy life down here.

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Christian college administrators feared the Soulforce Equality Ride even before the series of protests was announced. They had seen the trouble that the homosexual advocacy organization's founder, Mel White, had caused for his former employer, Jerry Falwell, at Liberty University. And they were not at all interested in becoming media poster children for so-called "religion-based discrimination" against gays.

Indeed, when the protest tour was launched in March, targeting 12 members and 3 affiliates of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities, news outlets looked ready to dance to the old Sexual Oppression Waltz. National headlines touted trespassing arrests at Liberty and Pat Robertson's Regent University. When someone sprayed "Fags Mobile" on the Soulforce bus outside Lee University in Cleveland, Tennessee, it looked like Christian colleges were going to be painted as Fred "God Hates Fags" Phelps training camps or, as Equality Ride leaders put it, "epicenters of intolerance and oppression."

But the Lee University stop also marked a change in response to the Equality Ride. The protesters were welcome to walk around campus and speak to students. An entry ban and arrests "would have served their purposes, but not ours," Lee president Paul Conn explained. "Their goal was to stigmatize us as a bunch of fundamentalist bigots. … We weren't going to give them that opportunity."

Instead, Lee students washed the graffiti off the Soulforce bus. During the next seven weeks, other Christian colleges rolled out the welcome mat. Several offered the riders food and housing during their stay. Many offered to host open forums and panel discussions, with faculty and students offering counterpoints to the protesters' claims that ...

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My Misguided Plan
Theme of the Week: Stretched by God
Wednesday, April 30, 2014

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Key Bible Verse: God is working in you, giving you the desire and the power to do what pleases him. (Philippians 2:13)

Dig Deeper: Hebrews 12:5-11

For the first dozen years of my spiritual journey, I believed in Jesus but pretty much did what I wanted to do. I pictured myself becoming the first person in my family ever to get a college degree. I pictured myself becoming a wildly successful businessman and provider. I was sure that God had "sent" me to do all these things. But while [I believed] my intentions were noble, my worldview was really one of selfish ambition, not humble surrender.

When God finally had my attention, it was like I had run into a giant swamp of refrigerated molasses. I couldn't move. For the next two and a half years, I tried my best to get out of it, but I was stuck. All during that time, I was reading God's Word, and he was speaking to my heart. He started working some things into my character—and working some things out of my character too.

Men, if I had actually caught what I was chasing, I am almost certain that today I would be divorced, alienated from my children, filthy rich, eaten up with pride, mean as a snake, and bitter. What at the time looked like God letting me down was [actually] God saving my life.

—Patrick Morley in How God Makes Men

My Response: Are my life goals driven by selfish ambition or humble surrender?

Thought to Apply: The purpose of God's discipline is not to punish us but to transform us.—Jerry Bridges (writer, leader in discipleship ministry)

Adapted from How God Makes Men by Patrick Morley (Multnomah, 2013) by permission. All rights reserved by the copyright holder and/or the publisher. May not be reproduced.

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Lord, growth happens most often in times of stretching; please give me the grace to humbly submit myself to your will—even when it hurts—and let you transform me into the man you want me to be.

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ANTHONY Swaggerty

May 07, 2014  6:23am

Beautiful words. I so needed to hear it today. Thanks M.O.I.

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Curt Schleicher

April 30, 2014  9:26am

Truly, from my heart, i believe my goals as of today have been more closely aligned to yours. And now, i recall a goal, which is brought to the forefront, which must be altered. Due to circumstances way beyond my control, my family must relocate to a new area. As we look for housing, may our hearts consider what 'our needs' rather than 'our wants'. Let our mindset, truly be unified in this area. May have them transformed from 'selfish' to 'selfless'. In Jesus name i humbly lift these requests to you. Amen.

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Can a man avoid Sexual Dysfunction in his Golden Age?

EDAre erectile disorders (ED) really inevitable?

It is believed that the inability to maintain a long sexual intercourse decreases with age. However, some men notice that they become even sexually stronger while getting older. Actually the sexual activity is not necessarily age-related. Many sexologists claim that golden years could even be more productive for intimate life. Of course, there are some aging risks, but luckily they may be successfully treated.

ED Factors

Long sexual intercourse is a result of a complicated consequence of effects inside human body. Sexual desire stimulates penis nerves which are responsible for the muscles job in the spongy tissues. When muscles are relaxed, they lengthen the penis. In such condition blood flows from the arteries and fills the tissue spaces. The continuous erection is sustained by membranes around the spongy. And anything interrupting this process may cause unwanted sexual disorders.

EDDoes the age really matter?

Today it is obvious that sexual dysfunction is treatable in any age and definitely not inevitable. That fact that erectile dysfunction comes when you are getting older is a misconception. National Institutes of Health experts claim that only 17% of men over their 60s and just 4% of men in their 50s may not be able to maintain an erection. The problem may be caused by a huge amount of reasons, not always associated with age.

Medical factors

The most widespread reason for erectile problems is physical state. The complicated consequence of effects inside male body, which comes to the erection, may be disrupted by:

  • Over-weighting
  • Diabetes
  • Hypertension, heart disorder or high cholesterol level
  • Prostate diseases
  • Parkinson disorder
  • Somnipathy
  • Disseminated sclerosis
  • Testosterone deficiency

Our testosterone level impacts on individual energy and sex desire. This confirms the trivial fact that anything starts in the human brain. And of course many things depend not only on genetics, but also on personal life-style. For example, nutrition and level of sugar, which cause diabetic disorder is more “reliable” source for erectile dysfunction than aging. It is proved that diabetes-II decreases blood flow to the genital damaging the nerves. By the way, men suffering from diabetes are 50% more likely to have low testosterone level (according to the American Diabetes Association). Your doctor can test for diabetic nerve damage and low testosterone. Actually, any disruption of blood flow may cause an erection disorder.

Other reasons for erectile disorders

An ability to maintain a long sexual intercourse and hard erection depends on a large set of factors. Sometimes even young men suffer from sexual disorders because of their lifestyle. List of possible reasons for erectile disorders includes:

  • Alcohol and tobacco consumption
  • Side effects of prescribed drugs
  • Mental health

Medications and alcohol decelerate nerve communication. It concerns especially alcohol, which slows the brain signals and disrupting physical coordination. Tobacco worsens sexual function by restricting blood flow (furthermore it causes serious heart diseases). Individuals with depression or anxiety are definitely in risk.

Thus, sexual dysfunction treatment does not always improve the sexual performance. For some individuals medications may be even harmful. Notably, there are some medications which possibly have an erectile dysfunction as a side-effect:

  • Depression treatments
  • Ca- blockers
  • Antihistamine drugs
  • Hypertension medications
  • Hormones

“It is very important for a man with erectile problems to learn how to manage the stress”, experts claim. Stress factors significantly suppress a libido. Anxiety, depression, general nervousness may break not only feelings. Having observed, that he does not have proper erection once, man is more likely to have the same experience second time. It is like a chain reaction. After first failure guys start to reflect on their sexual abilities and doubt about themselves.

Lifestyle and Other Effects

It is recommended to keep both physical and emotional sexual dysfunction factors under control. For a beginning an individual experiencing erectile problems may:

  • Reduce weight
  • Give up smoking
  • Establish full rapport with a sexual partner
  • Find less stressful job

Professional sexologists often propose their patients to explore themselves. They recommend to examine carefully personal possibilities and responses to “sexual” and general health challenges. By exploring himself a patient may determine what works better for him. And, of course, he needs for further consulting with a doctor to find out how his physical condition or drugs taken affected the erectile abilities.

Summarizing up the above, let’s recognize that aging itself increases the risk for sexual dysfunction only due to the contributing factors (e.g. reducing of testosterone level). All other reasons causing sexual disorders are not connected directly with age. They rather concern lifestyle and medical issues. Full medical examination may help to determine all erectile dysfunction factors and find proper solution for a healthier sexual life.


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This a a movie that shows the clash of differences in the urban everyday and its postal (re)configurations.

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Correctional Officer

By Christopher Zoukis  Image courtesy

Corrections officers work in jails, prisons, courthouses and detention centers.  They deal with and handle people who have just been arrested, defendants, and inmates.  Shift work is normal for corrections officers, as correctional facilities operate twenty-four hours per day.  Their duties vary throughout the shift.

Corrections officers perform the following functions:  booking prisoners, searching prisoners, guarding and watching prisoners, preventing fights and potential riots, transporting prisoners to and from court, inventorying personal possessions of inmates, guarding new arrestees, and guarding convicted felons.

Corrections officers may be part of a local sheriff’s department, working at the county jail or they may work at a state or federal prison.  And since the privatization of prisons seems to be a trend, corrections officers may even find themselves employed by a government agency or a private company.  Officers who work at jails experience a dizzying array of people:  those awaiting trial, those serving sentences for misdemeanors, and those convicted of felonies and awaiting transport to state or federal prisons.  Corrections officers who work at prisons usually work exclusively with felons.

Being a corrections officer is a dangerous job.  According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), corrections officers experience a very high rate of non-fatal on-the-job injuries.  This fact makes the job extremely stressful, while at the same time providing high job-satisfaction because of the importance of the job.

Becoming a corrections officer does not require a college or university education.  Applicants must have a high school diploma or a GED.  Some state and local corrections agencies require a nominal amount of college, but law enforcement or military experience may fulfill this requirement.  The Federal Bureau of Prisons requires officers to have a bachelor’s degree, along with three years of experience in counseling or supervision of people.  They must also be in good physical condition and pass a background check.  No felony convictions are allowed. Because of the high-risks of the job, corrections officers need to have excellent communications and interpersonal skills.  They should be capable of handling volatile situations with diplomacy, while at the same time maintaining a calm demeanor and a commanding presence.  Candidates must be at least 21 years of age, U.S. citizens or permanent residents.  In addition, applicants are screened for drug abuse and must pass a written examination.

Federal and state departments of corrections provide training for correctional officers.  Successful applicants attend regional training academies.  This is followed by on-the-job training, which includes legal restrictions and interpersonal relations.  Most corrections departments require training in firearms and self-defense.

Qualified corrections officers may advance and be promoted to supervisory or administrative positions.  Job opportunities are expected to be below average for corrections officers.  Officers enjoy stable employment, decent salaries, along with health and retirement benefits.  The average salary for corrections officers varies depending upon whether they work for state and local government agencies or the federal government.  The average salary for Federal corrections officers was $53,459, while the average salary for state corrections officers was $38,850.


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Almost everyone knows how to make a s'more, but making the perfect s'more requires more than just marshmallows, chocolate and graham crackers. Only with a roaring campfire and good friends under an open night sky can a girl get that perfect, masterful blend of chocolate and marshmallow between two crunchy graham crackers. In honor of that perfect complement to camping, Girl Scouts everywhere are celebrating National S'mores Day on August 10, whether it's with a quick treat in the kitchen or over a campfire!"

For decades, s'mores has been a campfire tradition in the Girl Scouts. Senior Girl Scout Taryn Gallaway doesn't remember a time she went camping without s'mores.

"Every time we go camping we have s'mores," she said. "S'mores make camping just a little bit better, because we are never allowed to have snacks or candy in our tents or cabins. So, when it is time for s'mores, they are a welcome treat. Also, everybody knows that chocolate is a girl's best friend, so it is great to have the ooey gooey goodness along on every trip," she added.

"The last time we went in February of this year, we camped with several other troops, so we had a community s'mores night," she said. "It was a lot of fun to have all of the other girls sitting around the fire cooking, eating and just having a great time."

Although Girl Scouts aren't officially known as the founders of s'mores, they come pretty close. Girl Scouts has been using the recipe since the early 1920s and first documented the recipe in the 1927 Girl Scout Handbook.

So grab your camping gear and get ready to make s'mores, because these treats are sure to leave your Girl Scout asking for "some more."

Girl Scouts of the USA is the world's preeminent organization for girls, with a membership of more than 3.7 million girls and adults. Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. Chartered by GSUSA to provide Girl Scouting locally, Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council is one of the largest Girl Scout councils in the country serving more than 76,000 girl members and 17,000 adults in 26 southeast Texas counties.


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Thirty-four local students were recently lauded for their hard work by the Houston Citizens Chamber of Commerce at its annual Education Achievement Awards.

The 28th annual event was chaired by Earl Loggins, a former president and chairman of the chamber. He told the honor students that they and their achievements represent the future of America.

"It is indeed a privilege and an incredible thrill just to have the opportunity to welcome and say thanks to all of you for demonstrating the discipline and enthusiasm for making this event a success," Loggins said.

The list of honored guests included Councilman at large Ronald Green; Freeda Foreman, a professional boxer-turned-businesswoman and daughter of heavyweight boxing champion George Foreman; local business leaders; and representatives of the Houston Independent School District.

The 34 high school seniors were chosen based on their academic performance in areas such as business, marketing and health science, as well as technical fields such as computer maintenance and drafting. They took advanced-level courses in their respective fields much as they would in a college environment, an experience that prepares them for continued studies or careers.

Dr. Margaret Stroud, Houston school district assistant superintendent, praised the students for their hard work. She attributed their success to the three-pronged approach the district takes for their students' success: academics, technical skills and developing learning communities within schools that encourage student-teacher interaction. The combination, Stroud said, prepares students for the future, regardless of their continued education choices.

"It is not an `either-or' approach to education, it is a comprehensive approach so that students can function in a post-secondary education or in the world of work," she said.

Many of the students expressed pride at being chosen as the top students in their respective high schools, and appreciate the accompanying scholarship awards.

Among the students

Laura Avila, a Milby High School petrochemical technology student, said she will attend the University of St. Thomas and is looking forward to college.

"St. Thomas is pricey, but I'm happy to be going there," she said. "This year is turning out to be very good."

Tiffany Johnson, a Worthing High School cosmetology student, said her experience with an athletic accident this year sparked her interest in physical therapy and sports medicine. She'll be attending the University of Houston-Downtown.

"I like what physical therapists do," she said. "I had to go through physical therapy, and I like the work they do. I'm an athlete, so I'd like to work with them."

Miguel Sanchez, a Furr High School business education student, said he plans to funnel his experience working with his uncle, who is an architect, on the weekends into his own architectural degree at the University of Houston-Central campus.

"I just want to thank everybody who is responsible for this and helping us out," he said.

Hector Perez, a Lamar High School technical education student who wants to attend the University of Houston, said his scholarship will help with the costs of college.

"I was concerned because I have a sister attending Texas A&M," he said. "My family could really use the scholarship money to help pay for college."

His mother, Marta Perez, a kindergarten teacher, welcomed the good news.

"I was so happy to hear about it," she said. "This is really going to help, because we have three more after Hector to put through school. That really comes in handy, and I'm thankful this came through."

The Houston Citizens Chamber of Commerce was founded in 1935 during segregation as one of Houston's first black civic groups dedicated to dealing with issues related to business and society. The organization has since evolved to support business leaders and to provide scholarships to black students.

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HEMPSTEAD -- Controversy surrounding Waller County's district attorney has gone beyond his challenge to allowing college students to vote in local elections

On Wednesday, Brookshire Alderman Robin Willis asked Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott to investigate District Attorney Oliver Kitzman's prosecution of black public officials in Waller County.

He said he hopes Abbott will name a special prosecutor to review Kitzman's conduct since his election two years ago.

Critics contend that Kitzman's effort to enforce voter residency requirements is a veiled attempt to stop students at the predominantly black Prairie View A&M University from voting in local elections.

Until now, the campaign to counter Kitzman -- including a request to the state Wednesday by state Sen. Rodney Ellis, D-Houston, for election monitors -- has focused largely on the March 9 primary elections and voting on the Prairie View campus.

In his letter to Secretary of State Geoffrey Connor, Ellis asked for the use of state election "inspectors" to prevent election irregularities or voter intimidation.

But Willis said it's time to broaden the action against Kitzman to include a review of his official conduct as the county's chief law enforcement officer.

He pointed out that Kitzman has obtained a theft indictment against the mayor of Brookshire and a voter fraud indictment against a former election judge, as well as indictments of two Prairie View city officers for falsification of official records.

Willis said all these examples, "where black leaders of black cities have been targeted," show that Kitzman is biased against minorities.

He said in his letter to Abbott that the district attorney "has himself put into question his ability to impartially interpret and prosecute criminal (statutes)."

He called on Abbott to "put a stop to the illegal and intimidating antics and tactics of (Kitzman)."

Kitzman, contacted Wednesday, said he had no comment on Willis' claims.

In an unrelated action, Willis asked a federal court last week to delay the March 9 election here pending a ruling on whether he had been kept off the ballot as a candidate for county tax assessor-collector.

Willis claims he was prevented by election officials and the head of the county Democratic Party from meeting the registration deadline.


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Sunday, November 19, 2017 Elyria 38°

Division I district wrestling: Avon Lake's Tomanek making most of senior year, makes state with 18 others from area

MARION — Some wrestlers buckle under the pressure of performing well during the postseason of their senior season. Others, like Avon Lake’s Mark Tomanek, win district championships.
“I work good under pressure I guess,” Tomanek said.
Tomanek’s accomplishments this season have been jaw-dropping — a 38-2 record, a 160-pound championship in the always-tough Southview sectional tournament and the simple fact that he hasn’t been on his back one time this year.
But all endeavors pale next to the dominating 9-4 win he earned over St. Ignatius junior Marc Bryan, who’s ranked No. 2 in the state, Saturday night in the Marion Harding Division I district final.
“I didn’t even think I’d beat Marc Bryan,” Tomanek said. “I thought I’d keep it close, but to dominate him like I did … I just felt like a hammer out there.”
Tomanek joined Olmsted Falls 125-pounder Mike Varga, St. Edward 135-pounder Collin Palmer and Elyria 152-pounder Zack Goins as area district champs, with 15 other area wrestlers joining the quartet in the top four places to earn state tournament berths.
The Shoreman said he’s been focused during his postseason run and all he needed to get going Saturday night was for Bryan to put him on the mat.
“It happens … people get takedowns on me,” Tomanek said. “But I’m going to come back. Once I get that first takedown, I’m not going to let up on you.
“I want those points back plus double what you just took from me.”
The other district champions earned their titles in a variety of ways.
Goins didn’t even have to wrestle as St. Edward senior Cory Martinson forfeited — the same reason Goins captured his sectional crown at Southview. Varga held off a late charge by Marion Harding junior Callen Vanderhoff for a 6-5 victory. Palmer handed Mansfield Madison senior Josh Speelman his first loss of the year after 41 wins with a 5-2 decision.
Speelman earned a point in the match when Palmer was called for stalling while on top, and escaped being assessed points against him for a near fall Palmer appeared to have on him — both decisions bringing groans from the St. Edward faithful.
“The match was tighter than it should have been,” said Palmer, a Columbia Township resident. “I don’t know how you get called for stalling when you’re trying to turn a kid. That ref was terrible — he also missed back points. I don’t know what he was doing out there.”
But in true Palmer fashion, the Eagles junior — who will be going for his third straight state championship next weekend — managed to power through and pick up the victory. Palmer has never lost a match during his high school postseason career.
The area also had several district runners-up.
Southview’s Uland Ralston lost to top-ranked Gus Sako of St. Edward in the 103-pound title match, Elyria’s Steve Mitcheff lost a tight match to St. Edward’s Jamie Clark at 112, Elyria’s Dalton McHenry had to stop wrestling against St. Edward’s Nick Sulzer in the 130 final when he suffered an arm injury, Amherst’s Aaron Winemiller rested his injuries and forfeited to St. Edward’s Brian Roddy in the 171 final and North Ridgeville’s Greg Byrd was also hit with an unpopular stalling penalty during a 3-2 overtime loss to Sandusky’s Delonne Baker in the heavyweight title bout.
The losses in the finals didn’t deter the wrestlers’ excitement over earning trips to the state tournament.
“I can’t even explain how I’m feeling right now,” Byrd said after his 5-3 semifinal win over top-ranked James Meder of Valley Forge. “That’s the best match I’ve had all year. I’ve busted my behind and I made it out.”
Also making it out were third-place finishers Narcisco Inchaurregui (112) of Southview, Nick Lawrence (119) of Westlake, Westlake resident Anthony Salupo (125) of St. Edward, Devin Henry (152) of Westlake, Ryan Nelisse (189) of Elyria and Jerry Knapp (215) of Olmsted Falls.
Earning state berths with fourth-place finishes were Avon Lake resident John Cobos (119) of St. Edward, Nolan Grame (125) of Berea, Joe Abujaradeh (171) of Berea and Ryan Smugala (215) of Westlake.
Avon Lake’s Blake Jardonek (112), Southview’s David Gyorfi (119), Avon Lake’s Danny Urbin (125), Southview’s Bobby Cruz (145), Midview’s Sean Pincura (152) and Berea’s Larry Tischler (160) won their fifth-place matches and will be designated the state alternate for their weight classes.
Elyria’s four state representatives — plus the Pioneers’ five other district qualifiers — earned enough points to help the team to a third-place finish behind district champion St. Edward and runner-up St. Ignatius. Southview finished 44 points behind Elyria, but it was still good enough for fourth place in the 41-team field.
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Saturday’s results

TEAM STANDINGS: St. Edward 266.5, St. Ignatius 116, Elyria 109, Southview 65, Findlay 64, Normandy 60, Mansfield Madison 59.5, Toledo Waite 58, Oregon Clay 57, Westlake 55, Olmsted Falls 53, Toledo St. Francis DeSales 52.5, Berea 52, Sandusky 50, Avon Lake 49.5, Shaker Heights 46, Springfield 45, Marion Harding 42, Parma 40.5, Sylvania Southview 36, Toledo St. John’s Jesuit 33, Lakewood 26, Fremont Ross 24.5, Amherst 24, Bowling Green 22.5, North Ridgeville 21, Lima Senior 18.5, Toledo Start 15, Valley Forge 14, Midview 13, Cleveland Heights 7, Anthony Wayne 6, Sylvania Northview 6, Toledo Whitmer 5.5, Ashland 4, Toledo Rogers 4, Perrysburg 3, North Olmsted 2.5, Toledo Bowsher 0, Mansfield 0, Midpark 0.
103 — CHAMPIONSHIP: Gus Sako (St. Edward) maj. dec. Uland Ralston (Southview), 12-1; THIRD-PLACE: Garrert Manley (Springfield) def. Javon Wright (Lima Senior) by injury default; FIFTH-PLACE: Davion Caston (Sandusky) dec. Willie Long (St. Ignatius), 4-0.
112 — CHAMPIONSHIP: Jamie Clark (St. Edward) dec. Steve Mitcheff (Elyria), 5-2; THIRD-PLACE: Narcisco Inchaurregui (Southview) dec. Brian Frehmeyer (Parma), 12-5; FIFTH-PLACE: Blake Jardonek (Avon Lake) def. Dan Glaser (Normandy) by injury default.
119 — CHAMPIONSHIP: Scott Fuller (Toledo Waite) dec. Jerome Robinson (St. Ignatius), 5-1; THIRD-PLACE: Nick Lawrence (Westlake) dec. John Cobos (St. Edward/Avon Lake), 6-1; FIFTH-PLACE: David Gyorfi (Southview) maj. dec. Kyle Leedy (Toledo Start), 8-0.
125 — CHAMPIONSHIP: Mike Varga (Olmsted Falls) dec. Callen Vanderhoff (Marion Harding), 6-5; THIRD-PLACE: Anthony Salupo (St. Edward/Westlake) maj. dec. Nolan Grame (Berea), 9-1; FIFTH-PLACE: Danny Urbin (Avon Lake) dec. Alex Marzec (Toledo St. Francis DeSales), 8-1.
130 — CHAMPIONSHIP: Nick Sulzer def. Dalton McHenry (Elyria) by injury default; THIRD-PLACE: Alex Latham (Sylvania Southview) dec. Larry Countryman (Marion Harding), 1-0; FIFTH-PLACE: Kyle Marrone (Parma) pinned Naseem Merhi (Westlake), 2:57.
135 — CHAMPIONSHIP: Collin Palmer (St. Edward/Columbia Twp.) dec. Josh Speelman (Mansfield Madison), 5-2; THIRD-PLACE: Pat Duffy (Lakewood) dec. William Palmer (St. Ignatius), 7-5; FIFTH-PLACE: Yohe Rojas (Fremont Ross) dec. Aaron Dietsch (Toledo St. Francis DeSales), 13-6.
140 — CHAMPIONSHIP: David Habat (St. Ignatius) dec. Neil Birt (St. Edward), 12-8; THIRD-PLACE: Alex Herrick (Toledo Waite) pinned Justin Yetzer (Mansfield Madison), 4:51; FIFTH-PLACE: Aaron Ferguson (Springfield) dec. Alex Laney (Toledo St. Francis DeSales), 9-4.
145 — CHAMPIONSHIP: Connor Suba (St. Edward) maj. dec. Kevin Caraballo (St. Ignatius), 11-3; THIRD-PLACE: Jerrel Valliant (Sandusky) maj. dec. Rudy Hendon (Bowling Green), 11-3; FIFTH-PLACE: Bobby Cruz (Southview) pinned Mark Orth (Oregon Clay), 2:50.
152 — CHAMPIONSHIP: Zack Goins (Elyria) def. Cory Martinson (St. Edward) by injury default; THIRD-PLACE: Devin Henry (Westlake) dec. Troy Glasko (Normandy), 5-3 (OT); FIFTH-PLACE: Sean Pincura (Midview) dec. Scott Magnani (Berea), 9-3.
160 — CHAMPIONSHIP: Mark Tomanek (Avon Lake) dec. Marc Bryan (St. Ignatius), 9-4; THIRD-PLACE: Justin Wharton (Toledo St. Francis DeSales) dec. Maks Babuder (Toledo St. Francis DeSales), 7-5; FIFTH-PLACE: Larry Tischler (Berea) dec. Craig Greene (St. Edward), 5-3.
171 — CHAMPIONSHIP: Brian Roddy (St. Edward) def. Aaron Winemiller (Amherst) by injury default; THIRD-PLACE: Jefferson Ajayi (Shaker Heights) dec. Joe Abujaradeh (Berea), 4-3; FIFTH-PLACE: Michael Alexander (Findlay) pinned Ben Morrissey (Oregon Clay), 2:22.
189 — CHAMPIONSHIP: Matt Alexander (Findlay) dec. Greg Isley (Sylvania Southview), 6-5; THIRD-PLACE: Ryan Nelisse (Elyria) maj. dec. Joshua Robertson (Normandy), 9-1; FIFTH-PLACE: Tyler Benton (Toledo Waite) dec. Landon Meadows (Toledo St. John’s Jesuit), 6-5.
215 — CHAMPIONSHIP: Roman Lawson (Shaker Heights) dec. Mike Green (St. Edward), 5-3; THIRD-PLACE: Jerry Knapp (Olmsted Falls) dec. Ryan Smugala (Westlake), 4-2; FIFTH-PLACE: Michael Samijlenko (Normandy) pinned Gehad Suleiman (Lakewood), 2:52.
HVY — CHAMPIONSHIP: Delonne Baker (Sandusky) dec. Greg Byrd (North Ridgeville), 3-2 (OT); THIRD-PLACE: Max Gladstone (Findlay) def. James Meder (Valley Forge) by injury default; FIFTH-PLACE: Brandon Clark (Mansfield Madison) dec. Zach Laird (Olmsted Falls), 2-0.

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NewHope Church

Creative Arts Administrative Assistant

NewHope Church
Durham, North Carolina, United States

Date Posted: 03/01/2016
Categories: Business/Administration
Denominations: Wesleyan
Church Size: 3001 to 4000
Job Type: Full-Time

Job Description:

C.O.R.E. Creative Arts Administrative Assistant & Project Manager

newhope church

Durham, North Carolina, United States

Hours: Full-Time / Salary

Supervisor: Worship Arts Pastor

IMPORTANT: Before you read anything else, this role is very unique! This is NOT your typical admin role. This is also NOT a position for musicians or singers. This role is fast paced, high energy, fun, demanding, rewarding and requires critical thinking. Our church is mega diverse and we celebrate the unique gifts that we each bring to the table! We want you to bring something new and different too! You will work with artists, musicians, production people, and various ministry folks from all over the spectrum that may boggle your mind at their lack of process and planning... that's where you come in!! You might end up building stuff, fixing things, making pie charts, printing orchestral scores, shopping for stuff, creating things out of nothing, or you may simply organize things...  but in the end you will be challenged and you will be around people that LOVE JESUS and LIFE CHANGE! And you will get to see God use you in a huge way!!!

Every day is a new task, a new frontier and you get to help organize, plan and make sure our heads don't explode all at the same time. It will help if you LOVE music, art & worship and you are SUPER ORGANIZED, can deal with guys who shop at Forever 21, musicians who use beard oil, and have random creative meetings at Waffle House while at the same time being professional and able to represent at an excutive level when necessary. Did I mention Spreadsheets? We like those too! Anyway, if you are still interested, read below... We are looking for someone who is called to this role through the lense of our vision "REACH, TEACH, RELEASE"... not just someone who needs a job. If you are looking for a job, you may want to look elswhere, but if an amazing minsitry adventure is what you are looking for.... shoot us an email. Who knows what God will do?

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Position Purpose: Provides office services by implementing administrative systems, procedures, and policies, and monitoring administrative projects. Assist the Worship Pastor and Creative Staff Pastors in all aspects of the weekend service(s) and weekly activities.  Develop, recruit and empower volunteer leaders.  Plan and execute procedures, events and ministry functions that will help accomplish the vision of newhope church through the lens of Creative Arts. Oversee and facilitate communication for project management for our Global Worship Teams.

Position Responsibilities:

  • Oversee worship team communications
  • Implement, train and maintain Planning Center Online (PCO)
  • Administrate all event(s) logistics for Central Campus Creative Arts including advertising, finances, volunteers and resource deployment
  • General office administrative duties including but are not limited to counting/finances, phones, church emails, ordering supplies and maintaining regular office hours (Monday - Friday from 9:00am - 5:00pm)
  • Communicate regularly with leadership, ministry directors and volunteers
  • Manage the calendar and appointments for the Worship Arts Pastor and church-wide functions/building usage
  • Complete projects and special assignments by establishing objectives, determining priorities, managing time, monitoring progress and problem-solving
  • Ability to work with people of all ages from diverse backgrounds
  • Continuously improve workflow by studying methods, implementing cost reductions, and developing reporting procedures.
  • Create and revise systems and procedures by analyzing operating practices, recordkeeping systems, forms control, office layout, and personnel requirements ultimately implementing best solutions.
  • Develop administrative volunteers by providing information, educational opportunities, and training.
  • Resolve administrative challenges by coordinating preparation of reports, analyzing data, and proposing solutions.
  • Ensure operation of equipment by completing preventive maintenance requirements, calling for repairs, maintaining equipment inventories, and evaluating new equipment and techniques
  • Maintain supplies inventory by checking stock to determine inventory level, anticipating needed supplies, placing orders, and verifying receipt.
  • Accomplish operational requirements.
  • Cultivate professional and technical knowledge by attending educational workshops, reviewing professional publications, establishing personal networks, and participating in professional societies.
Minimum Experience Required: 2+ years in similar minsitry or professional field.
We are looking for someone with a ton of positive energy, the ability to work with highly creative thinkers and a desire to do whatever it takes to reach people for Jesus Christ! Attention to detail is a must. We have a staff that loves to work and loves to dream big. Become a part of one of the fastest growing churches in the country according to Outreach Magazine!
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Innovation Partnership Zone

The City of Redmond is proud to be Washington State’s designated Innovation Partnership Zone (IPZ) for Interactive Media and the Digital Arts.

The Mission

The mission of the IPZ is to foster a dynamic, entrepreneurial, and supportive interactive media and digital arts business cluster in Redmond specifically, and in the Puget Sound and Washington State more broadly. The IPZ mission is also to enhance Washington’s job creation, economic competitiveness and overall vibrancy and diversity, and to foster innovation, research, workforce development, and company growth in the region.

What is an Innovation Partnership Zone?

An IPZ is a formal designation granted by the Washington State Department of Commerce and is an economic development strategy that promotes unique hubs of innovation, education, expertise, and work force training within close geographic proximity to further job creation and entrepreneurship. IPZ’s actively work with researchers and their private sector partners to: provide internship opportunities for university students, incubate start-up companies, develop critical training programs, and pull technologies through technology transfer. All these efforts bring together the media and digital arts industry and the community to develop new paths to innovation.
Washington has 14 uniquely designated IPZs, with specialties including medical devices, clean marine transportation, alternative energies, semi-conductor and display, viticulture, water management and aerospace, to name a few. The IPZ's reflect the talent, assets, and entrepreneurism of each of their regions.

As a center of excellence and innovation for the technology and digital arts industry, Redmond has been designated as the State’s Innovation Partnership Zone for Interactive Media and Digital Arts.

Strengths of the IPZ

Interactive media is the technology that is the foundation of future advancements in health sciences, education, military training, and homeland security.  It is more than the intellectual property of entertainment, as it has far reaching applications to a myriad of industries.  This industry exhibits key characteristics of an industrial cluster, such as driving innovation, and attracting talent and investment into the regional economy.  This concentration of economic activity provides a deep talent pool and opportunities to cross-pollinate ideas within the industry.

Innovation Partnership Zone Founding Partners

  • City of Redmond
  • DigiPen Institute of Technology
  • Economic Development Council of Seattle and King County
  • Microsoft Corporation
  • University of Washington, Bothell
  • OneRedmond

How would your company benefit from locating in Redmond’s IPZ?

By locating within Redmond, your company would benefit from access to a high quality, uniquely trained workforce, many opportunities for partnership with key industry leaders with a similar focus, potential funding opportunities and chances to partner with Redmond educators that train your future employees and foster entrepreneurship. For more information on locating your business in Redmond, contact Economic Development at  or 425-556-2457.
The City of Redmond is proud to be a partner with many Innovation businesses and educational institutions.

  • DigiPen Institute of Technology
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  • Lake Washington School District
  • University of Washington, Bothell

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• A Thinking Ape, Inc.
• Algitt Studios, LLC
• Almost Interactive Games
• Amaranth Games, LLC
• Blackballgames, Inc.
• DigiPen Institute of Technology
• Digital Double, LLC
• G.A.E.M.S., Inc.
• Goblinworks, Inc.
• Hipsoft, LLC
• Inner Fence Holdings, Inc.
• Leaping Llama Labs
• Lo And Behold Games, LLC
• Memevector Games, LLC
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• Mobiclip
• Nexvio, Inc.
• Nintendo of America, Inc.
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• Paixao Productions, Ltd.
• Paizo Publishing, LLC
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• Siras.Com, Inc.
• Spontaneous Quirk, LLC
• Swift Creek Games, LLC
• Thinkspace
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“Rio de Janeiro”

published 29/06/2006

...Rio de Janeiro "River of January" is the second major city of Brazil, behind only São Paulo. Its 8 million inhabitants occupy an area of 485 square miles. There are three main city districts: Centre, South, and North. The city centre is the financial and business district of Rio. After the transfer of the capital to Brasília, in 1960, the process of economic transfer to São Paulo was increased...

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“Rio's Grand”

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AdvantagesWonderful visuals, excellent voicing.

DisadvantagesPedestrian storytelling.

...Outside of Pixar, the quality of recent animated offerings have varied wildly, from the pits of Monsters vs Aliens and Shrek jumping the shark not once, but twice, to a host of, happily, much better efforts. Rio falls somewhere in the middle of the spectrum of quality, with a story that calls on all the tropes and predictabilities of light-family-adventure but has enough visual flair...

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“Rio: The Video Game”

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AdvantagesGood graphics, enjoyable games

DisadvantagesGets repetitive quickly, soundtrack wasn't for me, poor value for money

...As I mentioned in my review of Brave yesterday, I recently signed up for a games package with LOVEFiLM. Rio is another of the games I rented from them. Again, I didn't see the film before I played the game but in this case I still haven't seen the film. Rio is a children's party game and I realised that pretty quickly after putting it in the Xbox, but I kept playing regardless because I wanted to...

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Date: 04/02/96

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Re: [Circle] Fountain_with_affects.

From: Linebacker (
Date: 08/19/96

At 06:22 PM 8/18/96 -0400, you wrote:
>I was wondering if anybody has done a fountain that will affect a char
>when they drink it, I too kthe poison and duped it to make the tm 4 ==
>AFF_FLY, but how do i use this? I can't seem to find where they call the
>function for poiosn, if i enter any number besides 0 then it is poisoned.
>Any ideas?
You could just write a spec_proc for an item called fountain that will
affect the char with whatever spell  when the right command is typed, for
drink fountain. (from the players point of view, they think they are
drinking from
the fountain but all they are really doing is activating the spec_proc that will
place a spell affect on them)
I believe an affect_to_char is the best way to do this. grep for that and
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        Ok I want to make it so when your killed you go back to the
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not shure how to send them back to r_mortal_start_room or what ever the
variable is...

Also I want to add a funct in the do_quit so you just quit no menu... and
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Aerial Hoop (Also called Lyra or Cerceau)

Aerial Hoop or Aerial Lyra or Cerceau

Aerial Hoop is also called Aerial Lyra or Cerceau aérien in French. We sometimes call it Cerceau in English as well. Cerceau is can be a solid metal hoop or sometimes it made from hollow aluminum. It can have one point or two. Generally, we do not require as much height to perform on hoop as we do on silks but we need at least 14 feet. When we perform on the hoop we usually spin. Sometimes an aerialist will be pulled up and down in the air, while on the hoop. It is exciting and entertaining to watch. Like figure skaters, we don't get sick from spinning. The hoop can be very painful but we don't want you to know that.

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Bosch KE-Jet System Pressure

On the Bosch KE-jet systems you will connect one leg of the “T” to the fitting on the fuel distributor that supplies the cold start valve (this is the one that the valve will turn off). The other leg of the “T” will connect to a test port located in the lower half of the fuel distributor. This port can be identified by a 8 x 1.25 mm plug with a 12 mm hex head. With the valve open and the fuel pump running you will read system pressure. This is usually 5.4 to 5.6 bar on cars with a single fuel pump, 6.2 to 6.6 bar on cars with dual fuel pumps.

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The Music Industry is Dying

A California district court has ruled that it’s definitely still not okay to steal from people in the music industry, even if they’re just lowly music publishers. Judge George H. Wu served and its owner, MySpace co-founder Brad Greenspan, with a $6.6 million default judgment on Tuesday for posting the lyrics to 528 . . . → Read More: The Music Industry is Dying


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UBC Insiders On Air Episode February 26, 2016

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We ditched the usual format to play some music, ask for donations, and hang out with Maayan's fabulous (and UBC-affiliated) roommates, Verena Seufert and Sonja Babovic.

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Radio Show: Railgarten Loflin Yard Rec Room Bounty on Broad

Loflin Yard is a restaurant, bar and event space, but above all else, it’s a haven in the heart of downtown. Grab a bottle from the wine rack, order from anywhere, and settle inside or out. No matter which house you pick, you’ll feel right at home in the Yard.

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Our Water Wagon serves up clean, cool, refreshing Madison water at community events across the city during the warm weather months. Keep your water bottle handy - you never know where you'll see us! Check out the history of Madison's one-of-a kind Water Wagon, and see more photos on our Facebook page.

The 2017 season has come to an end after 48 appearances around Madison. One-third of those events were at Madison schools.

If you'd like to request the Water Wagon for your community event, please take a look at our FAQ page and complete a Water Wagon Request Form. The Water Wagon is considered an in-kind sponsorship, as Madison Water Utility does incur costs to maintain, set up and staff the Wagon. In exchange for our bringing the Water Wagon to events, Madison Water Utility must be included as an event sponsor on all event marketing materials. To request a logo for promotional materials or to find out more information, contact water@madisonwater.org. Our Water Wagon season typically runs from May through early October.

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Composed between 1894 and 1895, Richard Strauss' cheeky tone poem tells the tale of Till Eulenspiegel and his merry pranks.

This tricksy work by Richard Strauss is a tone poem, depicting the misadventures and pranks of the German peasant folk hero, Till Eulenspiegel. The music is cheeky and light hearted, picturing a medieval prankster doing what he does best, in the form of a musical picture.

Listen out for the opening theme, known as the 'Once upon a time' music played on a solo horn. The horn and clarinet play Till's two themes – the horn theme is a lilting melody, falling downward in three long, loud notes, and the clarinet theme is crafty and represents his trickster behaviour. Towards the end of the piece, Till has been caught and is being punished for his tricks.


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All welcome to come and join Round 8 of the Western Cape Boulder League 2017.

When: Tuesday 28th of March, from 5pm until 10pm.

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Stadium deaths: What's behind the fatal falls?

Authorities walk the upper deck of Coliseum after, authorities say, a football fan jumped from the third deck.

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  • "I think we're just more aware of it," says David Weeks, author of "Death at the Ballpark"
  • Players' deaths stop games; fans' deaths don't, co-author Robert Gorman says
  • Is there an uptick in such incidents? Or are we just paying more attention?
  • Every few months this year have brought reports of a fan falling
It happened again Sunday.
A woman leaped from the third level of the Oakland Coliseum at a Raiders football game. She survived the 40- to 50-foot drop when a Marine vet who happened to be leaving the stadium used his body as a shield as she landed.
But others have not been so fortunate.
Every few months this year have brought reports of a fan falling -- sometimes fatally -- at arenas across the country.
There have been several incidents this year alone.
• On November 24, the day of the woman's fall, a 48-year-old man suffered severe head injuries after falling down steps at the M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore at the Ravens game against the New York Jets.
• On November 17, a Buffalo Bills fan fell as he tried to slide down the rail of the upper deck of Ralph Wilson Stadium, dropping about 30 feet. He injured himself and a fan he landed on.
• On October 24, a woman fell about 20 feet from the stands at Floyd Stadium at a game at Middle Tennessee State University.
• On August 12, a man fell about 85 feet from the upper level of Atlanta's Turner Field. The death was ruled a suicide.
The reasons
So, why are these incidents happening? There's not a one-size-fits-all answer.
In May 2011, a man trying to slide down a railing at Coors Field at a Colorado Rockies game fell and died. An autopsy later found marijuana in his system, as well as a blood-alcohol level more than twice the legal limit for driving.
Some are just tragic accidents.
In July of the same year, a father fell to his death trying to catch a ball thrown toward him by Texas Rangers outfielder Josh Hamilton. The man lost his footing and fell over the rail at the Rangers Ballpark in Arlington, as his young son looked on.
The death prompted the Texas Rangers to say the team would raise the railings. It followed an incident a year earlier at the same stadium. In July 2010, a fan fell 30 feet while trying to catch a foul ball. He fractured his skull but survived.
'We're just more aware of it'
Is there an uptick in falls in stadiums?
"It's hard to say," said Alana Penza, director of the Institute for the Study of Sports Incidents at the National Center for Spectator Sports Safety and Security at the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg.
"From what we've found, it appears it has gone up," she said, citing her work going back a decade that is based largely on news accounts.
She found three such incidents in 2003 and five or six per year since 2010. But, she added, the previous lower numbers could simply reflect underreporting.
"They're not going up," said David Weeks, co-author of "Death at the Ballpark" (McFarland, 2009) and head of public services at the library at Winthrop University in Rock Hill, South Carolina. "They've been pretty common since the early '70's, back when the super stadiums started being built."
Since 1969, he said, 23 people have died in incidents at Major League Baseball games, with "only a couple" of suicides. In the "vast majority" of the incidents, alcohol was involved, he said in a telephone interview.
Pittsburgh's Three Rivers Stadium and New York's Shea Stadium each had three such deaths, he said.
A lot of the fatalities weren't falls from upper-level stands to lower-level stands, but were instead falls from stairwell railings, escalator railings and failed attempts to jump from one stairwell to another, he said.
For a sport whose preoccupation with numbers can seem obsessive, numbers about deaths and injuries at stadiums are surprisingly tough to come by.
A Major League Baseball spokesman said much of the league's information is anecdotal. "We don't have tallies or numbers going back historically, but we always follow up with clubs after such incidents," MLB spokesman Mike Teevan said in a telephone interview. "We keep records on things that have happened in recent years, but no totals."
But he predicted that could change, now that the league's security department has new leadership.
Weeks said he and his co-author, Robert Gorman, based their work on accounts in newspapers, which often ignored fan deaths caused by heart attack or stroke.
And some of the newspaper accounts glossed over the details. "A lot of times, they don't identify the person who was killed," said Gorman, who is head of reference at the Winthrop University library. "But nowadays, with the Internet and YouTube and that sort of stuff, this stuff gets spread around like crazy. I think we're just more aware of it."
Mammoth falls from mammoth stadiums
The size of the newer stadiums appears to have played a role in many of the deaths. "They build those mammoth ones, and there's a lot more distance to fall," Gorman said in a telephone interview.
The authors' research, which extended to other venues as well, tallied more than 800 game-related fatalities of players, other personnel and spectators from 1862 through 2007. A second edition of their book will list hundreds more, Gorman said in a telephone interview.
Some deaths at sporting events had nothing to do with falls, but were the result of colossally bad luck.
Accounts posted on the authors' website detail such incidents, one of which occurred on July 31, 1949, at a game in Baker, Florida.
As play was beginning before a crowd of about 300, lightning struck the chicken-wire backstop and raced around the infield.
"There was a loud crack like a big whip, and a brilliant line of fire ran down the third-base line," left fielder Gordon Walter testified, according to Gorman. "Then came this awful thunder, and when I could see again, I noticed all our infielders lying on the ground, and people started running all over the field, shouting and screaming."
The third baseman, second baseman and the shortstop died; about 50 others in the stands were shocked and/or burned.
At least 30 players, including one minor leaguer, have died from lightning strikes, according to the authors.
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Fans know that baseball is all about timing, which couldn't have been worse for one fan at an amateur game on October 25, 1902, in Morristown, Ohio:
"Stanton Walker, 20, was seated between Frank Hyde, who was scoring the game, and Leroy Wilson, another fan. During the course of the game, Hyde asked Wilson for a knife so he could sharpen his pencil. Wilson opened the blade of his penknife and handed it to Walker to pass along to Hyde. Just as Walker took the knife, a foul ball struck him on the hand and drove the blade into his chest over his heart. Walker bled to death within moments."
Gorman said he initially thought the account was apocryphal but was convinced that it was real when he found it described in the local newspaper.
Teams have been protected from legal liability for more than a century by the doctrine known as the assumption-of-risk rule, which holds that the dangers to spectators are widely known and that fans assume any risk, according to Gorman.
He said that without the digitization of local newspapers in recent years, he and Weeks would not have been able to complete their project.
Gorman said he is a big fan of the game but won't sit on field level along the third or first base sides when he takes his grandchildren with him. "It's called the danger zone," he said, citing those who sell netting.
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Did you watch the BBC documentary on the Golden Age of Coach Travel a few weeks back?  Well, if you missed it, BBC Four are repeating it on Wednesday 26th January at 8pm.  I would highly recommend watching it and seeing what coach travel was like in its prime.  Also, keep an eye out for our very own Barbara Flin!!

This documentary takes a glorious journey back to the 1950s, when the coach was king. From its early origins in the charabanc, the coach had always been the people’s form of transport. Cheaper and more flexible than the train, it allowed those who had travelled little further than their own villages and towns a first heady taste of exploration and freedom. It was a safe capsule on wheels from which to venture out into a wider world.

The distinctive livery of the different coach companies was part of a now lost world, when whole communities crammed into coach after coach en route to pleasure spots like Blackpool, Margate and Torquay. With singsongs, toilet stops and the obligatory pub halt, it didn’t matter how long it took to get there because the journey was all part of the adventure.

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This case dealt with the state support of churches in comparison with that of local government, and the entitlement of church institutions to such support.
I. Three members of the Hungarian Parliament asked the Constitutional Court to review the constitutionality and the conformity of some provisions of Act LXXIX of 1993 on Public Education with the agreement between the Republic of Hungary and the Holy See, signed on 20 June 1997. This agreement, which deals with the finance of public services and religious activities of the Catholic Church of Hungary, is referred to as "the Vatican Treaty".
The petitioners had concerns over Article 118.4 of the Act. In their view, it violated the principle of sector neutral finance. Moreover, the deadline for lodging an appeal for normative budgetary support was a term of preclusion. Article 118.4 stated that the normative budgetary contributions given out to non-state and non-local government maintainers of institutions could not be less than the normative support given out to local governments on the same basis.
II. The Constitutional Court pointed out that under Article 2 of the Vatican Treaty, institutions of public education maintained by the Church are entitled to the same budgetary support as state and local government education institutions. However, Article 118.4 of the Act states that the normative budgetary and other (that is, non-normative) support of churches together must be the same as the normative budgetary support of local governments. As a result, church institutions are entitled to far less state support than those of local government. This brings Article 118.4 of the Act into conflict with the Vatican Treaty. The Constitutional Court struck the term "other supports" from Article 118.4, in order to give church institutions the same normative budgetary support entitlement as those of local government.
However, the Constitutional Court did not share the constitutional concerns over the strict deadlines for the lodging of appeals over budgetary support. It observed that strict deadlines are necessary for the continued operation of the budget. This also serves the requirement of legal certainty.
András Holló made a dissenting opinion to the decision, which Miklós Lévay joined. They contended that the Vatican Treaty requires the state to give the same amount of financial support to church, state and local government schools. This, however, does not necessarily mean that the normative budgetary support has to be the same for church and local governments. All of the legal resolutions concerning the finance of church education institutions must be considered, in order to determine whether the given financial support conflicts with the Vatican Treaty. In Holló's opinion the legal situation that is in breach of the Vatican Treaty arose because the current legal regulations do not contain the procedural provisions that would give adequate guarantees to the church authorities maintaining these institutions that they will gain access to state support undertaken in the Vatican Treaty. Holló's view was that the Constitutional Court should have found unconstitutionality manifested in omission.
András Bragyova also attached a dissenting opinion to the judgment. He stated that the Constitutional Court paid insufficient attention to the fact that in this case it did not conduct a posterior review of legal norms, but a review of conformity with Treaties. In Bragyova's opinion, the measure of control in this procedure is the interpretation of the international legal instruments in line with international law. In constitutional proceedings, an international treaty cannot be interpreted in a way that is contrary to international law. If there is a question over the meaning of the international treaty, the Constitutional Court must await the outcome of the international legal debate about the treaty. It cannot find violation of the international treaty, if the debated Hungarian legal provision fits any of the possible meanings of the international treaty. However, the interpretation of Article 2 of the Vatican Treaty, which was the basis for the Constitutional Court's annulment, has long been debated by the Hungarian State and the Holy See. For this reason, the petition requested an interpretation of the Vatican Treaty, which, however, falls outside the competence of the Court. Thus, the petition had to be rejected.
Agreeing with András Holló's dissenting opinion András Bragyova was also of the opinion that Article 118.4 could not be annulled even if the Constitutional Court undertook the interpretation of the international treaty. Bragyova would also have preferred the Court to have found unconstitutionality manifested in omission. He pointed out that based on the Vatican Treaty itself, Article 118.4 could not have been annulled, because it referred not only to Catholic, but all non-state, non-local governmental institutions.
- Decision 22/1997, Bulletin 1997/2 [HUN-1997-2-005].


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With the League One and League Two play-off finals now finished, the League One line up for the 2013/14 season has been finalised with Bradford and Brentford making up the list - and the U's will travel almost 1,000 miles less next season.

Bradford, managed for former U's hero Phil Parkinson, ran out 3-0 winners in the League Two final yesterday over another former U's manager, Aidy Boothroyd, as his Northampton side fell three goals behind within the opening half an hour.

Meanwhile, a second half header from Harlee Dean wasn't enough to prevent Uwe Rosler's Brentford from slipping to a 2-1 defeat to Yeovil today, who take up a place in the Championship.

It is further heartbreak for the Bees who were a penalty away from the Championship in their final day clash with Doncaster, but it does provide another more local trip for the U's next season.

Joe Dunne's men will face a total round-trip mileage of 7,514 next season, with an average distance of 163.4 miles to each of their twenty-three opponents through the season.

Having swapped Doncaster, Bournemouth, Yeovil, Hartlepool, Bury, Scunthorpe and Portsmouth for Bradford, Bristol City, Gillingham, Peterborough, Port Vale, Rotherham and Wolves, the U's are saving a total of 931 miles from their round-trip mileage, with the average distance falling by 12.6 miles.

Meanwhile, next season sees the U's make seven trips that are under one-hundred miles in distance, compared to five last season, gaining Gillingham and Peterborough that fall into that category.

Distances from the WHCS to each opponent is listed below;

Brentford - 76.9
Bradford - 213.0
Bristol City - 194.0
Carlisle - 314.0
Coventry - 137.0
Crawley - 91.5
Crewe - 208.0
Gillingham - 70.2
Leyton Orient - 53.3
MK Dons - 99.4
Notts County - 144.0
Oldham - 234.0
Peterborough - 95.2
Port Vale - 201.0
Preston - 259.0
Rotherham - 185.0
Sheff Utd - 189.0
Shrewsbury - 197.0
Stevenage - 58.7
Swindon - 154.0
Tranmere - 255.0
Walsall - 160.0
Wolves - 168.0

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