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Clive Barnes, theater, dance critic, dies at 81 Nov 19 2008 11:48AM
Clive Barnes, longtime theater and dance critic
for the New York Post, has died.
Barnes died Wednesday of cancer at Mount Sinai Hospital, the
Post announced. He was 81.
Barnes had a long run as a critic covering the arts scene in New
York.
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| Journo John Sergeant quits 'Strictly Come Dancing' Nov 19 2008 7:50AM
Retired BBC political correspondent John Sergeant
has waltzed off the British TV talent show "Strictly Come
Dancing," saying he is afraid he might win.
Sergeant has been the surprise star of this season of the BBC
show. Despite being labeled the
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| Disney's Cody Linley doesn't make 'Dancing' finals Nov 18 2008 9:15PM
Cody Linley won't be graduating "Dancing
with the Stars."
The 18-year-old "Hannah [[kxtopic:montana:t[Montana]:t]]" actor and his professional
partner, Julianne Hough, were eliminated Tuesday from ABC's popular
dancing competition. The pair receiv
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| Marissa Jaret Winokur sets a return to 'Hairspray' Nov 18 2008 4:56PM
First Harvey Fierstein. Now Marissa Jaret
Winokur.
Winokur will return to "Hairspray" Dec. 9-Jan. 4 for the final
four weeks of its Broadway run at the Neil Simon Theatre. She will
join Fierstein, her original co-star, in the long-running musica
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| Mills leads Saint Mary's past Fresno State Nov 18 2008 3:23AM
Patty Mills scored 27 points and added six
steals and five assists, and Saint Mary's made a statement with a
99-85 victory over Fresno State in a game that ended early Tuesday
morning.
The matchup was one of 14 games being played as part of ESPN
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Belcourt Fiddlers Nov 17 2008 8:12PM
Traditions that aren't practiced and communicated to young people are doomed to die out.
That was the concern for one tradition on the Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation.
But a new program started a few years ago at the Ojibwa School is helping to keep
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Belcourt Fiddlers Nov 17 2008 7:23PM
Traditions that aren't practiced and communicated to young people are doomed to die out.
That was the concern for one tradition on the Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation.
But a new program started a few years ago at the Ojibwa School is helping to keep
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| University Kicks Off Yearlong 50th Anniversary Celebration, Nov. 17 Nov 17 2008 12:00AM
Events reflect theme of "Reaching Out, Leading Forward."
Bismarck, NDThis morning, Monday, Nov. 17, the University of Mary, America's Leadership University, began a year of events celebrating its first 50 years with bells, prayers and a proclamatio
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| Cheer and Dance results Nov 17 2008 11:26AM
By The Associated Press
A list of champions in the 2008 South Dakota Cheer and Dance
Competition held Saturday in Yankton:
Team Cheer
Class AA: Sioux Falls Washington
Class A: Sioux Valley
Class B: Faulkton
Stunting/Tumbling
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| (Following Advance for Use Saturday, November 29th)... Nov 17 2008 10:09AM
ollowing Advance for Use Saturday, November 29th)
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On November 29th, 1948,
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| Duluth Omnimax will likely close Nov 17 2008 6:25AM
The Duluth Omnimax Theater will probably
close when its lease is up in 2011.
Dan Russell, the director of the Duluth Entertainment Convention
Center, says another shortfall is predicted for this year. That
would mean the theater has operated in
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| Compulsory school attendance on agenda Nov 16 2008 4:21PM
A new state law that will require South
Dakota students to stay in school until they are 18 will be
discussed tomorrow by the state Board of Education, but an opponent
of the measure may attempt to get it reversed.
Current state law requires sch
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| Montana urged to boost wind power Nov 16 2008 12:15PM
A renewable-energy expert says Montana
will play a crucial role as the U.S. grapples with energy over the
next two decades.
Randy Udall (YOO'-dawl) says Montana is one of only two states
in the country that is self-sufficient when it comes to th
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| UN envoy meets Congo rebel leader amid fighting Nov 16 2008 6:25AM
The U.N.'s special envoy on Congo and the
Central African country's main rebel leader have met for the first
time.
The meeting was held in hopes of ending the crisis in Congo that
has displaced some 250,000 people, even as heavy fighting flared
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| Somali Islamists publicly whip dancers Nov 16 2008 2:48AM
A spokesman for a Somali Islamic group
says they have publicly whipped 32 tradional dancers because it is
"Un-Islamic" for men and women to dance together.
Abdirahim Isse Addow says officials of the Council of Islamic
Courts on Saturday flogged
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| Looking for red flags...Bailout out the Big Three...Wildfires... Nov 15 2008 5:44PM
World leaders battling a deepening economic
crisis are vowing to cooperate more closely. The pledge today came
at the conclusion of a two-day emergency summit in Washington.
Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel (AHN'-geh-lah MEHR'-kuhl)
declared, "Th
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| No. 7 Tennessee beats San Francisco 6839 Nov 15 2008 2:28PM
Tennessee's heralded freshman Glory
Johnson had 17 points and 12 rebounds, leading the Lady Vols to a
68-30 win Saturday over San Francisco.
With Angie Bjorklund sitting out because of back problems and
Vicki Baugh still recovering from knee sur
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| Schools compete for cheerdance titles Nov 15 2008 10:10AM
Twenty-six schools were entered in
Saturday's state cheer competition being held in Yankton.
It's the second year for state high school competition in cheer
and dance. Seventeen schools were entered in competitive dance.
Last years overall
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| Labor Department finalizes new family leave rules Nov 13 2008 11:34PM
New Bush administration rules on the Family
and Medical Leave Act are due to go into effect four days before
the president leaves office. And some lawmakers and unions are not
happy about it.
California Democrat Lynn Woolsey says, on the whole,
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| Kohl's thirdquarter profit falls 17 percent Nov 13 2008 3:24PM
Kohl's Corp. says its third-quarter
profit fell 17 percent as revenue dropped amid a continued pullback
in consumer spending.
The department store chain said Thursday it earned $160.2
million, or 52 cents per share, during the three-month period
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Comments Posted by KXNet.com Users in Dance News Articles
LUKE, before we go any furthur lets get one thing correct.....
MERRY CHRISTMAS, NOT MERRY X-MAS !!
I will say that I have tried to get onto that website you gave me from my home computer and it freezes up my computer everytime....BUT, when i try it from my daughters newer laptop, it goes thur every time...
have a great day, vivian Reply...
For some reason over the last few months I have been unable to log on to this forum!
Who knows why!
I look forward to chatting with you in the coming weeks.
God Bless
From Luke 7:35
PS Merry Xmas SG Reply...
Well Shoppe. To answer your question, we have to answer what is the NEW COVENANT?
I would argue it is the same covenant given to the Jews, but this one is now written on your heart. Reply...
Posted by SHOPPEGIRL on Nov 18 2008 12:29PM
In Article: Romans 1 and 2What a great question WW... I would love to discuss if The New Covenant is being followed by us Christians. I hate to say it, but my answer would be that most of us Christians are not living THE NORMAL CHRISTIAN LIFE (also the name of a book by Watchman Nee).......good for discussion.
Now, back to Paul...I believe all that was written of Paul, I just do, its a faith thing I guess..:)
NDfinfan, I believe Paul had a face to face with Jesus, and was immediately changed...
NOw, my husband didn't have a "face to face" , but when he called out to Jesus one afternoon on the side of the road in Delevan Wisconsin, 1973, he also was IMMEDIATELY changed, no turning back... also no face to face. He had drank socially, but sometimes too much, he had smoked more than 2 packs a day for years, he never gave God a second thought. But one day, after that roadside experience he NEVER WANTED ANOTHER CIG OR DRINK , NEVER..... It was amazing... No one could believe it... And we started going to church the next Sunday, and never looked back.... Reply...
Luke!! I am so glad to see you back... where have you been? www.australianchristian.com I am guessing.. :)
I am also against abortion of course, but I will always leave that open for only a very young rape victim (if of course she chooses it)..there was a recent rape victim that was 10 and had a healthy child, so it happens, but I still say if it(any abortion ) happens it is still murder.
Rapist need to be immediately castrated.... without anesthesia..
HOw is australia? Are you praying for America since we have turned socialistic?
I cannot understand, well, maybe I can understand, since I as you have know the ending of "the Book".
Greetings... Reply...
ND.
As you understand me, I, too, understand you.
When it comes to miracles/revelations, there is another aspect that hasn't been discussed in much details. The modern world's (I don't intend any superiority by this term) mind may not be conditioned to receive such visions.
It is not a position I hold; however, it must be accepted as a possibility.
- - -
When it comes to Christianity in 2008, there are chasms that need crossed:
- That a human being was THE son of god.
- That what was written about him is true
- That by following his example, as written, his followers could be saved.
- That Paul did talk to God.
- That Paul's interpretation of his conversation(s) were accurate and did, indeed, constitute a New Convenant.
- That the translation from Godspeak to Greek/Aramaic/whatever is accurate and that this translation then into English is accurate. (It is difficult enough trying to get the "best" translation of the Tao Te Ching.......and you can find 10 different interpretations of the Koran's view on the role of women).
- That this New Convenant is being practiced accurately today amongst the faithful (i.e. Those who are willfully trying to follow the righteous path).
This list is by no means complete. But this leap of faith is actually many leaps. And after observing the many leaps of faith needed to arrive some of the truths expoused by the church, I think you will admit that there is reason for non-believers in holding that your conclusions may be "a bridge too far." Reply...
Sorry it took so long to get back with you WU...kinda hectic weekend! Anyway, I understand your view and respect your feelings. However, I have a very difficult time believing that a man as rooted in his beliefs as Saul was, would have had a complete change of heart overnight without divine intervention. We are talking about a man who persecuted and killed Christians. He was on his way to Damascus to do the same thing when he "experienced" Jesus. This intervention or change if you will, had a profound effect on his life that cannot be overstated. Paul went on to become the strongest proponent for Jesus in the gentile world. Paul's faith in Christ caused him to suffer persecution everywhere he went and eventually cost him his life. Very few sane men demonstrate that type of faith and commitment without incredibly strong faith and belief. A similiar picture can be painted of the disciples' actions after Jesus's cruxificion. They were terrified and in hiding...then a few days later there were on the streets of Jerusalem preaching the message of Christ without care or concern for their own well-being...how do you explain the overnight change? If these examples were few and far between, maybe you would have an arguement, but this was happening in the 1st century church on a massive scale. Just my take... Reply...
"If I die as a believer and there really is not a God, so what.... If an unbeliever dies , and then it turns out he was wrong, that there is a God.... thats different."
No offense intended, but that is a cop-out.
Faith is faith, not "what-if"; "what-if" undermines the whole concept of faith.
I've no such illusions; there is a God - He's not a "maybe".
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Very interesting. I've come late to this post, but, in reference to the OP's query, here goes: I believe in the Maker of All Things, God. God was very vengeful (see Sodom and Gomorrah). Humankind, His creation, did not comply, so it was destroyed (Noah), then renewed, and a Covenant was made with humankind that such an act wouldn't occur again (Abraham). He continued to test his prophets (Abraham, Isaac, Jacob), but blessed them with abundance. And then there was Moses (through Joseph), who led God's people to the Promised Land (which would be Israel, where they settled, long before Mohammed's claim to the land circa 700-800 AD). In time, humankind slacked off again, so to speak. On the verge of being destroyed, we were spared: God remembered His covenant with Abraham and devised a way to continue the existence of His children: Send an ambassador, if you will, to Earth to proclaim His message. To do so, he needed an exemplary person to bear a child; he found one in Mary, and she bore God's child, delivering Him to the world, naming Him Jesus. Jesus was unheard of for several years after His miraculous conception/birth. Besides the slaughter Herod inflicted, His early years are mostly undocumented. When Jesus neared his 30's, the local community became transformed. People with incurable diseases were cured by His touch. Many were fed from a seemingly inefficient amount of food. Some Jews became convinced that Jesus was the Savior prophesied by their religion; some even became disciples. These events led to accusations of Jesus being a heretic, both from Jews, who weren't ready to believe that the Savior/Messiah had arrived, and from the Roman occupying Jerusalem at the time, who preferred to believe that Caesar (whomever was occupying the post at the time - they believed, sort of (it was a political issue), that all Emperors were derived from Julius Caesar) was the divine interpretation of God. Jesus chose to sacrifice Himself, to offer Himself up to God (a very angry God, remember) as a replacement for all of the sinners (see above). Jesus allowed Himself to be sacrificed to the crowd; a thief on the cross next to Him recognized His divinity, and the huge mistake humanity was making, and he was rewarded. Jesus's friends, the disciples, were variously scattered, but one, St. Peter, went on to found the Catholic Church. Peter was also the first Pope of the Catholic Church. Protestantism was founded on dissent toward the crusades (how'd Muslim occupation work out for you, Spain?) and a British king's desire for divorce (Anglicanism). Both are relevant beliefs, but I am convinced that the latter religions were founded on politics, not beliefs. And that is why I am proudly a Catholic. Reply...
I'M Back!
& I'M 100% against Abortion no matter the justification.
God Bless
Luke 7:35
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I'M Back!
& I'M 100% against Abortion no matter the justification.
God Bless
Luke 7:35
Reply...
Praire Chicken
I worked a full blooded Sioux and he was a real person, not like a hunk of crap like you. You were never in the Military Service because you wouldn't make a pimple on a servicemans ass. The way you talk everyone can tell your a fake and just a little child. First of al you stated your still in school so that proves you are a big liar. You can write to Fort Hood and inquire about me and they will tell you. In the Hall of fame of Vietnam War you will find pictures of me and my Platoon whom I am very proud of, some were killed in the war. My father was part of the reginald EZ Company of WWII. I am not bragging, I am telling you what I have done and wouldn't take anything back.
I don't intend to be something I am not like you are doing, so go cry to your mama and leave the grown-ups alone. You have done nothing you have said you did . Soooooo who is the Fake you Faker. So why don't you get on a step ladder and kiss a worms ass.
Remember you came after me first, I never said anything to you untill you started. Take care of your STDs.
Two Hawk
Cherokee's the real Indian People
And above all others Reply...
HEE HEE respectful tribes can EVEN spell SIOUX....heehee I know we are just a jester for the room...
HELLO!
Im all for it
cos we all know he/she is a fake... watch how they DEFEND themselves
like a rabid yote... Reply...
OOOH! sowndz like sumone did a baad thang
wow you poor soul
anywaze
I know where I been AND GOD know where I been and knows WHAT I did and he knows I IZ honourable so we doe care
Keep on exposingurself
its ok
{As we pat IT on the back}heh heh Reply...
Listen Praire Chicken " YOUR NOTHING BUT SH#%!!!!!
Talking about military and your not even out of school, you lie big time. you don't know about the first thing about being American Indian, your not full blood, half blooded or 1/32 part blooded so quit trying to act like and NDN. You a disgrace to the Souix nation. Anyway God is proud of everyone so your nothing special. See all it it is your jealous that I and others a real NDNs and your a wantabe so get a life.
Like I said come on down here and I will show you around and the like of and American Indian on and off the REZ. I take you to FT. Hood and show you the real Military and not the little green plastic men your use to playing with. Fakes come by people like you who try to cover themsleves up by other things and not show themself. Go look in mirrow and you will see a real FAKE. The Crow people are better than you . You don't even know what you are talking about FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE!!!!!!! HAHAHA
Hope you get over th STDs or what ever you have You FAKE
Reply...
Ok I say Paul was hallucinating, and all that religious experience is all a dream. Ok now maybe God's plan was for him to fall off the horse in the desert and hallucinate. Now would you consider that a religious experience? I am on the fence about that, me my fiancee where talking about it and couldn't decide if that constituted a personal interaction or not. Reply...
why bother with the crow? Im a sioux..and I can spell SIOUX...I dont need a crow..I shoot them damn thing here with a pellet gun in the HOOD part of my Ghetto neighbourhood..LOL... how bout you? I do NOT deal with other tribes...I dont have to,I speak to whomever I WANT to... potato,long hair bird,ya I remember them clans,and PLZ no more of this military crap! I been in there too.I dont brag..I did what I did and am damn proud...My military is proud of my acomplishments..and MY GOD is happy with me..and IM stillllll SICK..LOL..they dropped me from school cos of the hospital stay..that sux! Reply...
OOOOOH....Im soooooo scared..LOL... TOLD YA ROOM! hes a fake...tanned at the tanning bed..ya I know how that werx as well..I know lotsa fake cherokees here who rub deer fat all over themselves and bake in the hot sun and STINK!...Cos its Indian WAAY!..back then perhaps..But if I needed a tan I just look at the sun ..or IF I was A non Indian? I'd be the smarter and wear a good smelling tanning lotion..cos IM educated.. and I want the opposite sex to look at me and say WOW! what a pretty woman!..which I totally am!..
I dont do that I NEED to BE KNOWN space crap... thats where all the wannabes hangout...LOL...bet the only powwows you go to are the ones where good decent white folks and blacks dont know an indian if they took theyre scalp..you are not an Indian..but do have a nice day...aye ho...(sedd that,all pirate like) Reply...
ND. My response was put more elegantly by yourself. My intentions were to say that though Shoppe's logic seems sound, it is not the reason one would be a believer.........and by "one", I mean myself.
I would not become a believer in Christ because it was a death insurance policy. Reply...
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