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A Maple Grove family is mourning the loss of their son after a climbing accident in Colorado. Hikers discovered the body of 17-year-old Carter Christensen on Sunday evening after they heard the sound of someone falling. The Boulder County Sheriff's Office released a photo of Christensen, which was posted to Instagram only an hour before the accident in a rock formation area know as the Flatirons. The Sheriff's Office says Christensen was climbing alone without ropes or gear when he fell more than 100 feet. Christensen grew up in Colorado, but had just graduated from Maple Grove Senior High School in June. Christensen had enlisted in the Navy and had dreams of becoming a Navy SEAL. The Sheriff's Office also released a statement from Christensen's family. It says, "Carter was a lover of the outdoors and an adventurous spirit....Carter will be loved and missed by all of his family and friends." Shannon Slatton reporting http://www.ccxmedia.org Learn about our mobile app - http://bit.ly/ccxmedia http://twitter.com/ccxsports http://twitter.com/ccxnews https://www.facebook.com/ccxmedia.org/ CCX Media is on Comcast xfinity and CenturyLink prism in the Northwest Suburbs of Minneapolis and includes the cities Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Crystal, Golden Valley, Maple Grove, New Hope, Osseo, Plymouth and Robbinsdale.

A Maple Grove family is mourning the loss of their son after a climbing accident in Colorado. Hikers discovered the body of 17-year-old Carter Christensen on Sunday evening after they heard the sound of someone falling. The Boulder County Sheriff's Office released a photo of Christensen, which was posted to Instagram only an hour before the accident in a rock formation area know as the Flatirons. The Sheriff's Office says Christensen was climbing alone without ropes or gear when he fell more than 100 feet. Christensen grew up in Colorado, but had just graduated from Maple Grove Senior High School in June. Christensen had enlisted in the Navy and had dreams of becoming a Navy SEAL. The Sheriff's Office also released a statement from Christensen's family. It says, "Carter was a lover of the outdoors and an adventurous spirit....Carter will be loved and missed by all of his family and friends." Shannon Slatton reporting http://www.ccxmedia.org Learn about our mobile app - http://bit.ly/ccxmedia http://twitter.com/ccxsports http://twitter.com/ccxnews https://www.facebook.com/ccxmedia.org/ CCX Media is on Comcast xfinity and CenturyLink prism in the Northwest Suburbs of Minneapolis and includes the cities Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Crystal, Golden Valley, Maple Grove, New Hope, Osseo, Plymouth and Robbinsdale.

A Maple Grove family is mourning the loss of their son after a climbing accident in Colorado. Hikers discovered the body of 17-year-old Carter Christensen on Sunday evening after they heard the sound of someone falling. The Boulder County Sheriff's Office released a photo of Christensen, which was posted to Instagram only an hour before the accident in a rock formation area know as the Flatirons. The Sheriff's Office says Christensen was climbing alone without ropes or gear when he fell more than 100 feet. Christensen grew up in Colorado, but had just graduated from Maple Grove Senior High School in June. Christensen had enlisted in the Navy and had dreams of becoming a Navy SEAL. The Sheriff's Office also released a statement from Christensen's family. It says, "Carter was a lover of the outdoors and an adventurous spirit....Carter will be loved and missed by all of his family and friends." Shannon Slatton reporting http://www.ccxmedia.org Learn about our mobile app - http://bit.ly/ccxmedia http://twitter.com/ccxsports http://twitter.com/ccxnews https://www.facebook.com/ccxmedia.org/ CCX Media is on Comcast xfinity and CenturyLink prism in the Northwest Suburbs of Minneapolis and includes the cities Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Crystal, Golden Valley, Maple Grove, New Hope, Osseo, Plymouth and Robbinsdale.

A Maple Grove family is mourning the loss of their son after a climbing accident in Colorado. Hikers discovered the body of 17-year-old Carter Christensen on Sunday evening after they heard the sound of someone falling. The Boulder County Sheriff's Office released a photo of Christensen, which was posted to Instagram only an hour before the accident in a rock formation area know as the Flatirons. The Sheriff's Office says Christensen was climbing alone without ropes or gear when he fell more than 100 feet. Christensen grew up in Colorado, but had just graduated from Maple Grove Senior High School in June. Christensen had enlisted in the Navy and had dreams of becoming a Navy SEAL. The Sheriff's Office also released a statement from Christensen's family. It says, "Carter was a lover of the outdoors and an adventurous spirit....Carter will be loved and missed by all of his family and friends." Shannon Slatton reporting http://www.ccxmedia.org Learn about our mobile app - http://bit.ly/ccxmedia http://twitter.com/ccxsports http://twitter.com/ccxnews https://www.facebook.com/ccxmedia.org/ CCX Media is on Comcast xfinity and CenturyLink prism in the Northwest Suburbs of Minneapolis and includes the cities Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Crystal, Golden Valley, Maple Grove, New Hope, Osseo, Plymouth and Robbinsdale.

A Maple Grove family is mourning the loss of their son after a climbing accident in Colorado. Hikers discovered the body of 17-year-old Carter Christensen on Sunday evening after they heard the sound of someone falling. The Boulder County Sheriff's Office released a photo of Christensen, which was posted to Instagram only an hour before the accident in a rock formation area know as the Flatirons. The Sheriff's Office says Christensen was climbing alone without ropes or gear when he fell more than 100 feet. Christensen grew up in Colorado, but had just graduated from Maple Grove Senior High School in June. Christensen had enlisted in the Navy and had dreams of becoming a Navy SEAL. The Sheriff's Office also released a statement from Christensen's family. It says, "Carter was a lover of the outdoors and an adventurous spirit....Carter will be loved and missed by all of his family and friends." Shannon Slatton reporting http://www.ccxmedia.org Learn about our mobile app - http://bit.ly/ccxmedia http://twitter.com/ccxsports http://twitter.com/ccxnews https://www.facebook.com/ccxmedia.org/ CCX Media is on Comcast xfinity and CenturyLink prism in the Northwest Suburbs of Minneapolis and includes the cities Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Crystal, Golden Valley, Maple Grove, New Hope, Osseo, Plymouth and Robbinsdale.

211 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates : 20 cm

211 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates : 20 cm

166 p. : 23 cm

166 p. : 23 cm

166 p. : 23 cm

166 p. : 23 cm

The spin energy extraction from a rotating black hole by amplification of scalar waves inside superradiance resonance wedge cavity (ring), followed by jet formation via magnetic reconnection assisted by the amplified scalar fields, is proposed. This mechanism may explain the availability of energy for as well as the formation of relativistic jets with high Lorentz-factor in microquasars and quasars. It is speculated that it may also explain that the spin of the central black hole, which facilitates the formation of superradiance cavity, which in turn would produce the amplified scalar waves by taking the hole's spin energy, is the source for the distinction between radio-loud and radio-quiet active galaxies.

Biologist and ecologist Meg Lowman has spent her life climbing trees. Now, she's sharing her tall tales in her book, The Arbornaut: A Life Discovering the Eighth Continent in the Trees Above Us. We revisit our conversation with her from last year, about why it's important for the next generation of tree climbers to discover - and save - the treetops.

Meg Lowman is a biologist, ecologist, teacher, and conservationist who has spent her life climbing trees. Now she's sharing her tall tales in her new book The Arbornaut: A Life Discovering the Eighth Continent in the Trees Above Us, in the hopes it will inspire the next generation to discover - and save - that world in the treetops.

End Caps for Open V-Slot 2020 with Open Hardware logo. This is a remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:398515 This was just something for fun. I have a bunch of the original (398515) climbing all over my desk at work and a few on my TV at home. thought this was a cute little something to add.

Hear about a new, free climbing initiative where BIPOC junior high students can learn about climbing, bouldering and physics all at the same time.

Hear about a new, free climbing initiative where BIPOC junior high students can learn about climbing, bouldering and physics all at the same time.

This film "High in the Himalayas" takers viewers on an climb up Taboche with Sir Edmund Hillary (:16) presented by Sports Advisory Staff (:20) in cooperation with Sears. It was released in 1963 and directed by Frank S. Cellier. Edmund Hillary was a New Zealand born adventurer known for his daring climbs of nature's great wonders such as Mount Everest in May of 1953 with Tenzig Norgay. He also founded the Himalayan trust. The film begins with the expedition readying themselves for the journey and continues to show the construction of new schools at Thyangboche and Tham and a pipeline for fresh water into the village of Khumjung. Sir Edmund Hillary addresses viewers (:38). A map of Nepal (:51). The tour begins in Kathmandu (1:10) and the stunning white architecture of the former Royal Palace. Preparing for the trip; loading up an open green truck with supplies (1:15). A VW bus brings up the rear (1:27). Porters take up their loads atop their backs (1:36). Packs of the expedition members are pictured (1:53). Dawn springs up as a member of the group begins with a cup of tea (2:17). They pass over a jagged countryside (2:36) of rice paddies and wide valleys (2:45). Prayer flags wave outside of a monastery (3:05). The large group enjoys breakfast together (3:38). A pair stops at a high point to view the suspension bridge below (4:34). Hands touch chains on each side as they make the crossing (4:54). Some wade through the stream (5:02). Men of the camp pitch up tents (5:36). A banner welcomes the group into the village of Kijong-dong (5:48). A school appears recently (6:00) constructed by this group of travelers. Grateful parents and students serve a welcome for the explorers (6:10). The camera pans over the village nestled in a valley (6:22). Edmund narrates the construction for a pipeline which will draw fresh water into the village (6:25). Women of the tribe were forced to cart water in a heavy basket on their backs from far locations (6:37). Men move supplies for construction of the pipe up the hill (6:51). The engineer of the trip is pointed out (7:17). First men work to receive a consistent flow from the fall (7:23). Primitive hand tools are used. Young villagers apart of the project are zoomed in on (7:51). A stream of water pours out (8:17). A young boy sleeps on a woman's back as she draws easily from the new water supply (8:42). Edmund reads a request from another village whom having heard of their endeavors in Kijong-dong too wished for a new school (9:12). He admits to two new projects; one at Pangboche (9:25). Mount Everest rises in the background (9:28). Scenes follow of the villagers hard at work; snow falls on the construction project (11:21), the roofing is installed (11:52). Doctors deliver treatment for locals (12:31) over an outbreak of small pox. A dedication ceremony is performed (13:40). The flag is raised, the anthem is sung and Edmund's wife (14:50) cuts the ribbon. Children sing another tune outside the school (15:12). Scarves are exchanged as a tradition of honor and respect among the villagers (15:49). They begin to enroll students (16:07). Two years after the opening of the school; a sports day is celebrated (16:37). Happy scenes of the youth of the village playing sports games (17:45). During the school construction, party members climb a virgin peak of the Himalayas (19:31). A snow covered base camp is set up at 177,000 feet (19:42). Gear for the climb is set in the snow (19:57). Supplies of equipment and food are carted out (20:29). A tent at camp one is pictured nestled among a boulder (21:01). The stone mountain face is pictured as Edmund discusses the process of climbing Taboche (21:10). Another camp is set up as the group reaches 20,000 (24:33). Close shots show the climbers digging through the snow on their way up (25:09). The summit appears a short distance away (26:05). A delicately balanced snowy ridge (26:42) blocks the climbers from the summit. They plant prayer flags about 200 feet from it (26:55) as the film concludes. Camping equipment for the film was supplied by Sears (27:07). Motion picture films don't last forever; many have already been lost or destroyed. For almost two decades, we've worked to collect, scan and preserve the world as it was captured on 35mm, 16mm and 8mm movies -- including home movies, industrial films, and other non-fiction. If you have endangered films you'd like to have scanned, or wish to donate celluloid to Periscope Film so that we can share them with the world, we'd love to hear from you. Contact us via the weblink below. This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

One of the many episodes of the TV program "High and Wild", hosted by Don Hobart, this episode dates to the 1960s. It shows the process and techniques of learning how to climb mountains safely. The demonstrations are primarily shown on the rock walls of Horsethief Butte in Vancouver, Washington. Don Hobart photographed and narrated the series. The episode’s director and music coordinator is George Wasch, and it is a Vagabond Film production. This film begins with a climber hammering a piton into a rock wall (00:17). Scenic views of snowy mountaintops (00:38). “High and Wild” main title (00:41). A skier loses control on the slope and crashes (01:06). River fishing (01:17). Host Don Hobart introduced this episode on mountain climbing from his studio (01:35). He explains the proper use of equipment for climbing safely (02:20). Climbers unload their equipment from their car by the rock walls of Horsethief Butte in Vancouver, Washington (03:21). Many climbers of all ages gathered at the foot of the rock formations of Horsethief Butte (04:49). A list of instructions to learn as a climbing student (05:02). Knot tying practice (05:45). A demonstration of the belaying technique (06:15). A student attempts traversing on a low and wide stretch of wall (07:59). Climbers rappelling off the rock wall (09:40). Don Hobart continues his narration in the studio (10:08). More rappelling practice (10:24). An instructor leads a student up the wall during a climb (11:06). The instructor demonstrates a pressure climbing technique (11:54). Students practice rope signals (13:17). The Horsethief Lake (14:11). A new stretch of the butte requires a chimney climb (14:22). Don Hobart introduces the essential nylon rope in the studio (17:07). A climber shows the knot used to tie the roped safely around the waist (17:15). Two climbers show carabiners, pitons, and other safety pieces (17:31). The use of a rock drill and expansion bolts is shown (18:32). A climber makes a slow upward climb using pitons and a belayer on the ground (20:38). He reaches the top of the rock wall (22:17), and rappels down (22:59). Don Hobart concludes the episode in the studio (23:35). Scenic footage from the “High and Wild” series (23:57). Don Hobart was a pioneer in the adventure television industry, and "High and Wild," which originally aired on Portland's KGW, was among the first outdoor shows to air anywhere. A decorated WWII fighter pilot, Hobart flew P-40s and P-51s with the Flying Tigers in China. A spirited outdoorsman who owned an archery shop in St. John, Oregon, Don Hobart could fish, hunt, hike, and climb with the best of them. The 52 episodes of "High and Wild" took Hobart from the North Pole to Chile, with dozens of hunting and fishing adventures in between. Motion picture films don't last forever; many have already been lost or destroyed. For almost two decades, we've worked to collect, scan and preserve the world as it was captured on 35mm, 16mm and 8mm movies -- including home movies, industrial films, and other non-fiction. If you have endangered films you'd like to have scanned, or wish to donate celluloid to Periscope Film so that we can share them with the world, we'd love to hear from you. Contact us via the weblink below. This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

Celebrating Earth Day by connecting with Mother Nature. Earthing through tree-climbing, one of my favorite things to do back in the day. Loving it X ===== Want to discover & learn more about the Wim Hof Method? JOIN THE FREE MINI CLASS: https://www.wimhofmethod.com/free-mini-class DOWNLOAD THE FREE MOBILE APP: https://www.wimhofmethod.com/wim-hof-method-mobile-app VISIT THE WEBSITE: https://www.wimhofmethod.com/ CONNECT WITH WIM: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=wimhof1 Facebook: https://facebook.com/icemanwimhof/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/iceman_hof Twitter: https://twitter.com/iceman_hof FREE E-BOOK: https://www.wimhofmethod.com/ebook-journey-of-the-iceman WIM HOF METHOD ONLINE COURSES: https://www.wimhofmethod.com/elearning FOR WORKSHOPS/SEMINARS/TRAVELS: https://www.wimhofmethod.com/activities ===== ABOUT WIM HOF ===== “The Iceman” Wim Hof is a Dutch athlete and multiple Guiness World Record holder known for his ability to withstand extreme cold and his extraordinary achievements. Wim believes that EVERYONE is capable of doing the same exceptional things his body allows him to do. That’s why he developed the Wim Hof Method - a combination of breathing exercises, cold therapy and commitment - to give YOU the tools to take control over your body. He’s on a mission to share the potential health benefits of his method, working with scientists around the world to prove that his techniques work. Discover more at wimhofmethod.com

Celebrating Earth Day by connecting with Mother Nature. Earthing through tree-climbing, one of my favorite things to do back in the day. Loving it X ===== Want to discover & learn more about the Wim Hof Method? JOIN THE FREE MINI CLASS: https://www.wimhofmethod.com/free-mini-class DOWNLOAD THE FREE MOBILE APP: https://www.wimhofmethod.com/wim-hof-method-mobile-app VISIT THE WEBSITE: https://www.wimhofmethod.com/ CONNECT WITH WIM: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=wimhof1 Facebook: https://facebook.com/icemanwimhof/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/iceman_hof Twitter: https://twitter.com/iceman_hof FREE E-BOOK: https://www.wimhofmethod.com/ebook-journey-of-the-iceman WIM HOF METHOD ONLINE COURSES: https://www.wimhofmethod.com/elearning FOR WORKSHOPS/SEMINARS/TRAVELS: https://www.wimhofmethod.com/activities ===== ABOUT WIM HOF ===== “The Iceman” Wim Hof is a Dutch athlete and multiple Guiness World Record holder known for his ability to withstand extreme cold and his extraordinary achievements. Wim believes that EVERYONE is capable of doing the same exceptional things his body allows him to do. That’s why he developed the Wim Hof Method - a combination of breathing exercises, cold therapy and commitment - to give YOU the tools to take control over your body. He’s on a mission to share the potential health benefits of his method, working with scientists around the world to prove that his techniques work. Discover more at wimhofmethod.com

Let's test how to climb the tower in a casual look.

Let's test how to climb the tower in a casual look.

Let's test how to climb the tower in a casual look.

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Music: Jan Blomqvist (Live) - Robot Heart x Mayan Warrior - Burning Man 2016 https://soundcloud.com/robot-heart/jan-blomqvist-live-robot-heart-x-mayan-warrior-burning-man-2016 Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiA804_Xnwo Uploader: wootcrisp

Music: Jan Blomqvist (Live) - Robot Heart x Mayan Warrior - Burning Man 2016 https://soundcloud.com/robot-heart/jan-blomqvist-live-robot-heart-x-mayan-warrior-burning-man-2016 Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiA804_Xnwo Uploader: wootcrisp

Sunday Night Teaching #1014 Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille: "I see my life beyond today and tomorrow. I see my life from generation to generation causing the mystery to be lived." History has honored great men and women throughout time for their deeds: for their contributions to society, for the nations they have conquered, for the scientific discoveries they have made, for the contests they have won. Those achieving the highest distinction have received medals hung around their necks, parades held in their honor, buildings named after them, and recognition in Halls of Fame. A far greater honor remains, however, than the awards and accolades men can bestow. The highest authority decrees the greatest homage; God Almighty will confer the crowns of highest award to those who have truly distinguished themselves in His eyes when they stand before Him someday. In that day, men will not be decorated for winning military battles, building empires, saving the environment, or winning ballgames. Our God has reserved His esteemed tribute for those individuals who have disciplined and dedicated themselves to rightly dividing the Word of Truth, and who have sacrificed their lives to serve the bread of life to mankind. He also commands His people today to likewise give honor to whom honor is due. Romans 13:7 - Render therefore to all their dues: tribute to whom tribute [is due]; custom to whom custom; fear to whom fear; honour to whom honour. The Man Of God: Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille was a man of God in every sense of that phrase. He lived for God, walked with Him, and spoke for Him. He knew the Shepherd; and he knew how to lead others to Him. Young Victor Paul heard God's clarion call on his life, and he poured out his life in tireless service for Him. The Lord found a powerful, one-of-a-kind man of unique abilities; and V.P. Wierwille proved to have a many-faceted, power-filled ministry. 2 Timothy 3:17 - That the man of God may be perfect, throughly furnished unto all good works. The Workman: 2 Timothy 2:15 - Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. As the workman of God's Word, Dr. Wierwille never approached his research like a theologian looking to gain pleasure through some merely abstract theology. Instead, as a faithful son, he diligently sought through his study to better know the heart of his Father God, to tap into the resources of the more abundant life, and to manifest the power from on high, and, in turn, to teach others how to do the same. V.P. Wierwille toiled 14 to 16 hours per day, week after week, year after year in his exploration of the truth. He traveled all over the country, going wherever he thought someone might be able to help him in his quest. As he faithfully shared what he learned with others, God enlightened Victor Paul's understanding of His truth to a degree not known since the first century church. Although Dr. Wierwille attended some of the finest universities in earning his degrees in theology, he came to realize that working the Word of God was more than a mere academic pursuit; it required an in-depth spiritual perception and awareness. While he learned from other scholars, and while talented students later contributed to his work, Wierwille always accepted the final responsibility for his workmanship in rightly dividing the Word of truth. His contributions to Biblical scholarship are numerous and extensive, but perhaps his greatest accomplishment was putting the whole Word of God together so that it âfit like a hand in a gloveâ from Genesis to Revelation. The Teacher: The title so well described him that some students came to use it like another name to refer to Victor Paul Wierwille. Teaching was his life, and he was a master at it. In churches, homes, classrooms, auditoriums, colossal tents, convention centers, camps, college campuses--and any other place that God led him to--Dr. Wierwille taught. He thrilled crowds that numbered in the tens of thousands with his powerful preaching of the Word of God. And like a master craftsman training an apprentice, he also patiently worked one-on-one to instruct a student. Through his teaching ministry, souls that hungered and thirsted were filled; and people were healed and delivered physically, mentally, and spiritually. Dr. Wierwille expounded the greatest detail and deepest riches of truth to his most advanced and committed students, and, in doing so, he lit a fire in their souls. He tugged at the hearts of all who heard him teach as he showed them the heart of the Father. And as the master teacher, he found his greatest reward in eyes that opened and minds that asked. 2 Timothy 2:2 - And the things that thou hast heard of me among many witnesses, the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also. The Leader Acts 26:18 - To open their eyes, [and] to turn [them] from darkness to light, and [from] the power of Satan unto God, that they may receive forgiveness of sins, and inheritance among them which are sanctified by faith that is in me. Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille was widely described as a dynamic and charismatic leader. He was a man who possessed extraordinary vision along with the remarkable ability to achieve it. His God-inspired goal was to reach the world with the accurate knowledge of the truth: The Word over the world. Beginning with just twelve people, and without the support of any denomination, during his lifetime he reached thousands upon thousands of people in countries all over the world with the truth. Joyfully serving for over forty years, Dr. Wierwille personally oversaw the myriad activities involved in carrying out the work of that ministry. And over 25 years after his passing, generations of men and women the world over continue to reap the rewards of that vision. Victor Paul's abilities far exceeded natural talents. His God-given gift and his operation of those spiritual enablements were at the core of all of his accomplishments. As a minister of Christ, Dr. Wierwille demonstrated a unique and amazing capacity to communicate the love of God. You could spend one day with âDoctor,â as he was affectionately called, and feel more love than you received from others in a lifetime. For those of us who had the privilege to sit at his feet as he taught the Word of God, we may say that we have had 10,000 instructors, but only one father in the Word. And for the future generations that will live victoriously in God's living room, they will cross the rising river of doubt on the bridge that he built for them.

Sunday Night Teaching #1014 Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille: "I see my life beyond today and tomorrow. I see my life from generation to generation causing the mystery to be lived." History has honored great men and women throughout time for their deeds: for their contributions to society, for the nations they have conquered, for the scientific discoveries they have made, for the contests they have won. Those achieving the highest distinction have received medals hung around their necks, parades held in their honor, buildings named after them, and recognition in Halls of Fame. A far greater honor remains, however, than the awards and accolades men can bestow. The highest authority decrees the greatest homage; God Almighty will confer the crowns of highest award to those who have truly distinguished themselves in His eyes when they stand before Him someday. In that day, men will not be decorated for winning military battles, building empires, saving the environment, or winning ballgames. Our God has reserved His esteemed tribute for those individuals who have disciplined and dedicated themselves to rightly dividing the Word of Truth, and who have sacrificed their lives to serve the bread of life to mankind. He also commands His people today to likewise give honor to whom honor is due. Romans 13:7 - Render therefore to all their dues: tribute to whom tribute [is due]; custom to whom custom; fear to whom fear; honour to whom honour. The Man Of God: Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille was a man of God in every sense of that phrase. He lived for God, walked with Him, and spoke for Him. He knew the Shepherd; and he knew how to lead others to Him. Young Victor Paul heard God's clarion call on his life, and he poured out his life in tireless service for Him. The Lord found a powerful, one-of-a-kind man of unique abilities; and V.P. Wierwille proved to have a many-faceted, power-filled ministry. 2 Timothy 3:17 - That the man of God may be perfect, throughly furnished unto all good works. The Workman: 2 Timothy 2:15 - Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. As the workman of God's Word, Dr. Wierwille never approached his research like a theologian looking to gain pleasure through some merely abstract theology. Instead, as a faithful son, he diligently sought through his study to better know the heart of his Father God, to tap into the resources of the more abundant life, and to manifest the power from on high, and, in turn, to teach others how to do the same. V.P. Wierwille toiled 14 to 16 hours per day, week after week, year after year in his exploration of the truth. He traveled all over the country, going wherever he thought someone might be able to help him in his quest. As he faithfully shared what he learned with others, God enlightened Victor Paul's understanding of His truth to a degree not known since the first century church. Although Dr. Wierwille attended some of the finest universities in earning his degrees in theology, he came to realize that working the Word of God was more than a mere academic pursuit; it required an in-depth spiritual perception and awareness. While he learned from other scholars, and while talented students later contributed to his work, Wierwille always accepted the final responsibility for his workmanship in rightly dividing the Word of truth. His contributions to Biblical scholarship are numerous and extensive, but perhaps his greatest accomplishment was putting the whole Word of God together so that it âfit like a hand in a gloveâ from Genesis to Revelation. The Teacher: The title so well described him that some students came to use it like another name to refer to Victor Paul Wierwille. Teaching was his life, and he was a master at it. In churches, homes, classrooms, auditoriums, colossal tents, convention centers, camps, college campuses--and any other place that God led him to--Dr. Wierwille taught. He thrilled crowds that numbered in the tens of thousands with his powerful preaching of the Word of God. And like a master craftsman training an apprentice, he also patiently worked one-on-one to instruct a student. Through his teaching ministry, souls that hungered and thirsted were filled; and people were healed and delivered physically, mentally, and spiritually. Dr. Wierwille expounded the greatest detail and deepest riches of truth to his most advanced and committed students, and, in doing so, he lit a fire in their souls. He tugged at the hearts of all who heard him teach as he showed them the heart of the Father. And as the master teacher, he found his greatest reward in eyes that opened and minds that asked. 2 Timothy 2:2 - And the things that thou hast heard of me among many witnesses, the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also. The Leader Acts 26:18 - To open their eyes, [and] to turn [them] from darkness to light, and [from] the power of Satan unto God, that they may receive forgiveness of sins, and inheritance among them which are sanctified by faith that is in me. Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille was widely described as a dynamic and charismatic leader. He was a man who possessed extraordinary vision along with the remarkable ability to achieve it. His God-inspired goal was to reach the world with the accurate knowledge of the truth: The Word over the world. Beginning with just twelve people, and without the support of any denomination, during his lifetime he reached thousands upon thousands of people in countries all over the world with the truth. Joyfully serving for over forty years, Dr. Wierwille personally oversaw the myriad activities involved in carrying out the work of that ministry. And over 25 years after his passing, generations of men and women the world over continue to reap the rewards of that vision. Victor Paul's abilities far exceeded natural talents. His God-given gift and his operation of those spiritual enablements were at the core of all of his accomplishments. As a minister of Christ, Dr. Wierwille demonstrated a unique and amazing capacity to communicate the love of God. You could spend one day with âDoctor,â as he was affectionately called, and feel more love than you received from others in a lifetime. For those of us who had the privilege to sit at his feet as he taught the Word of God, we may say that we have had 10,000 instructors, but only one father in the Word. And for the future generations that will live victoriously in God's living room, they will cross the rising river of doubt on the bridge that he built for them.

Sunday Night Teaching #1014 Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille: "I see my life beyond today and tomorrow. I see my life from generation to generation causing the mystery to be lived." History has honored great men and women throughout time for their deeds: for their contributions to society, for the nations they have conquered, for the scientific discoveries they have made, for the contests they have won. Those achieving the highest distinction have received medals hung around their necks, parades held in their honor, buildings named after them, and recognition in Halls of Fame. A far greater honor remains, however, than the awards and accolades men can bestow. The highest authority decrees the greatest homage; God Almighty will confer the crowns of highest award to those who have truly distinguished themselves in His eyes when they stand before Him someday. In that day, men will not be decorated for winning military battles, building empires, saving the environment, or winning ballgames. Our God has reserved His esteemed tribute for those individuals who have disciplined and dedicated themselves to rightly dividing the Word of Truth, and who have sacrificed their lives to serve the bread of life to mankind. He also commands His people today to likewise give honor to whom honor is due. Romans 13:7 - Render therefore to all their dues: tribute to whom tribute [is due]; custom to whom custom; fear to whom fear; honour to whom honour. The Man Of God: Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille was a man of God in every sense of that phrase. He lived for God, walked with Him, and spoke for Him. He knew the Shepherd; and he knew how to lead others to Him. Young Victor Paul heard God's clarion call on his life, and he poured out his life in tireless service for Him. The Lord found a powerful, one-of-a-kind man of unique abilities; and V.P. Wierwille proved to have a many-faceted, power-filled ministry. 2 Timothy 3:17 - That the man of God may be perfect, throughly furnished unto all good works. The Workman: 2 Timothy 2:15 - Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. As the workman of God's Word, Dr. Wierwille never approached his research like a theologian looking to gain pleasure through some merely abstract theology. Instead, as a faithful son, he diligently sought through his study to better know the heart of his Father God, to tap into the resources of the more abundant life, and to manifest the power from on high, and, in turn, to teach others how to do the same. V.P. Wierwille toiled 14 to 16 hours per day, week after week, year after year in his exploration of the truth. He traveled all over the country, going wherever he thought someone might be able to help him in his quest. As he faithfully shared what he learned with others, God enlightened Victor Paul's understanding of His truth to a degree not known since the first century church. Although Dr. Wierwille attended some of the finest universities in earning his degrees in theology, he came to realize that working the Word of God was more than a mere academic pursuit; it required an in-depth spiritual perception and awareness. While he learned from other scholars, and while talented students later contributed to his work, Wierwille always accepted the final responsibility for his workmanship in rightly dividing the Word of truth. His contributions to Biblical scholarship are numerous and extensive, but perhaps his greatest accomplishment was putting the whole Word of God together so that it âfit like a hand in a gloveâ from Genesis to Revelation. The Teacher: The title so well described him that some students came to use it like another name to refer to Victor Paul Wierwille. Teaching was his life, and he was a master at it. In churches, homes, classrooms, auditoriums, colossal tents, convention centers, camps, college campuses--and any other place that God led him to--Dr. Wierwille taught. He thrilled crowds that numbered in the tens of thousands with his powerful preaching of the Word of God. And like a master craftsman training an apprentice, he also patiently worked one-on-one to instruct a student. Through his teaching ministry, souls that hungered and thirsted were filled; and people were healed and delivered physically, mentally, and spiritually. Dr. Wierwille expounded the greatest detail and deepest riches of truth to his most advanced and committed students, and, in doing so, he lit a fire in their souls. He tugged at the hearts of all who heard him teach as he showed them the heart of the Father. And as the master teacher, he found his greatest reward in eyes that opened and minds that asked. 2 Timothy 2:2 - And the things that thou hast heard of me among many witnesses, the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also. The Leader Acts 26:18 - To open their eyes, [and] to turn [them] from darkness to light, and [from] the power of Satan unto God, that they may receive forgiveness of sins, and inheritance among them which are sanctified by faith that is in me. Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille was widely described as a dynamic and charismatic leader. He was a man who possessed extraordinary vision along with the remarkable ability to achieve it. His God-inspired goal was to reach the world with the accurate knowledge of the truth: The Word over the world. Beginning with just twelve people, and without the support of any denomination, during his lifetime he reached thousands upon thousands of people in countries all over the world with the truth. Joyfully serving for over forty years, Dr. Wierwille personally oversaw the myriad activities involved in carrying out the work of that ministry. And over 25 years after his passing, generations of men and women the world over continue to reap the rewards of that vision. Victor Paul's abilities far exceeded natural talents. His God-given gift and his operation of those spiritual enablements were at the core of all of his accomplishments. As a minister of Christ, Dr. Wierwille demonstrated a unique and amazing capacity to communicate the love of God. You could spend one day with âDoctor,â as he was affectionately called, and feel more love than you received from others in a lifetime. For those of us who had the privilege to sit at his feet as he taught the Word of God, we may say that we have had 10,000 instructors, but only one father in the Word. And for the future generations that will live victoriously in God's living room, they will cross the rising river of doubt on the bridge that he built for them.

Sunday Night Teaching #1014 Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille: "I see my life beyond today and tomorrow. I see my life from generation to generation causing the mystery to be lived." History has honored great men and women throughout time for their deeds: for their contributions to society, for the nations they have conquered, for the scientific discoveries they have made, for the contests they have won. Those achieving the highest distinction have received medals hung around their necks, parades held in their honor, buildings named after them, and recognition in Halls of Fame. A far greater honor remains, however, than the awards and accolades men can bestow. The highest authority decrees the greatest homage; God Almighty will confer the crowns of highest award to those who have truly distinguished themselves in His eyes when they stand before Him someday. In that day, men will not be decorated for winning military battles, building empires, saving the environment, or winning ballgames. Our God has reserved His esteemed tribute for those individuals who have disciplined and dedicated themselves to rightly dividing the Word of Truth, and who have sacrificed their lives to serve the bread of life to mankind. He also commands His people today to likewise give honor to whom honor is due. Romans 13:7 - Render therefore to all their dues: tribute to whom tribute [is due]; custom to whom custom; fear to whom fear; honour to whom honour. The Man Of God: Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille was a man of God in every sense of that phrase. He lived for God, walked with Him, and spoke for Him. He knew the Shepherd; and he knew how to lead others to Him. Young Victor Paul heard God's clarion call on his life, and he poured out his life in tireless service for Him. The Lord found a powerful, one-of-a-kind man of unique abilities; and V.P. Wierwille proved to have a many-faceted, power-filled ministry. 2 Timothy 3:17 - That the man of God may be perfect, throughly furnished unto all good works. The Workman: 2 Timothy 2:15 - Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. As the workman of God's Word, Dr. Wierwille never approached his research like a theologian looking to gain pleasure through some merely abstract theology. Instead, as a faithful son, he diligently sought through his study to better know the heart of his Father God, to tap into the resources of the more abundant life, and to manifest the power from on high, and, in turn, to teach others how to do the same. V.P. Wierwille toiled 14 to 16 hours per day, week after week, year after year in his exploration of the truth. He traveled all over the country, going wherever he thought someone might be able to help him in his quest. As he faithfully shared what he learned with others, God enlightened Victor Paul's understanding of His truth to a degree not known since the first century church. Although Dr. Wierwille attended some of the finest universities in earning his degrees in theology, he came to realize that working the Word of God was more than a mere academic pursuit; it required an in-depth spiritual perception and awareness. While he learned from other scholars, and while talented students later contributed to his work, Wierwille always accepted the final responsibility for his workmanship in rightly dividing the Word of truth. His contributions to Biblical scholarship are numerous and extensive, but perhaps his greatest accomplishment was putting the whole Word of God together so that it âfit like a hand in a gloveâ from Genesis to Revelation. The Teacher: The title so well described him that some students came to use it like another name to refer to Victor Paul Wierwille. Teaching was his life, and he was a master at it. In churches, homes, classrooms, auditoriums, colossal tents, convention centers, camps, college campuses--and any other place that God led him to--Dr. Wierwille taught. He thrilled crowds that numbered in the tens of thousands with his powerful preaching of the Word of God. And like a master craftsman training an apprentice, he also patiently worked one-on-one to instruct a student. Through his teaching ministry, souls that hungered and thirsted were filled; and people were healed and delivered physically, mentally, and spiritually. Dr. Wierwille expounded the greatest detail and deepest riches of truth to his most advanced and committed students, and, in doing so, he lit a fire in their souls. He tugged at the hearts of all who heard him teach as he showed them the heart of the Father. And as the master teacher, he found his greatest reward in eyes that opened and minds that asked. 2 Timothy 2:2 - And the things that thou hast heard of me among many witnesses, the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also. The Leader Acts 26:18 - To open their eyes, [and] to turn [them] from darkness to light, and [from] the power of Satan unto God, that they may receive forgiveness of sins, and inheritance among them which are sanctified by faith that is in me. Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille was widely described as a dynamic and charismatic leader. He was a man who possessed extraordinary vision along with the remarkable ability to achieve it. His God-inspired goal was to reach the world with the accurate knowledge of the truth: The Word over the world. Beginning with just twelve people, and without the support of any denomination, during his lifetime he reached thousands upon thousands of people in countries all over the world with the truth. Joyfully serving for over forty years, Dr. Wierwille personally oversaw the myriad activities involved in carrying out the work of that ministry. And over 25 years after his passing, generations of men and women the world over continue to reap the rewards of that vision. Victor Paul's abilities far exceeded natural talents. His God-given gift and his operation of those spiritual enablements were at the core of all of his accomplishments. As a minister of Christ, Dr. Wierwille demonstrated a unique and amazing capacity to communicate the love of God. You could spend one day with âDoctor,â as he was affectionately called, and feel more love than you received from others in a lifetime. For those of us who had the privilege to sit at his feet as he taught the Word of God, we may say that we have had 10,000 instructors, but only one father in the Word. And for the future generations that will live victoriously in God's living room, they will cross the rising river of doubt on the bridge that he built for them.

Sunday Night Teaching #1014 Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille: "I see my life beyond today and tomorrow. I see my life from generation to generation causing the mystery to be lived." History has honored great men and women throughout time for their deeds: for their contributions to society, for the nations they have conquered, for the scientific discoveries they have made, for the contests they have won. Those achieving the highest distinction have received medals hung around their necks, parades held in their honor, buildings named after them, and recognition in Halls of Fame. A far greater honor remains, however, than the awards and accolades men can bestow. The highest authority decrees the greatest homage; God Almighty will confer the crowns of highest award to those who have truly distinguished themselves in His eyes when they stand before Him someday. In that day, men will not be decorated for winning military battles, building empires, saving the environment, or winning ballgames. Our God has reserved His esteemed tribute for those individuals who have disciplined and dedicated themselves to rightly dividing the Word of Truth, and who have sacrificed their lives to serve the bread of life to mankind. He also commands His people today to likewise give honor to whom honor is due. Romans 13:7 - Render therefore to all their dues: tribute to whom tribute [is due]; custom to whom custom; fear to whom fear; honour to whom honour. The Man Of God: Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille was a man of God in every sense of that phrase. He lived for God, walked with Him, and spoke for Him. He knew the Shepherd; and he knew how to lead others to Him. Young Victor Paul heard God's clarion call on his life, and he poured out his life in tireless service for Him. The Lord found a powerful, one-of-a-kind man of unique abilities; and V.P. Wierwille proved to have a many-faceted, power-filled ministry. 2 Timothy 3:17 - That the man of God may be perfect, throughly furnished unto all good works. The Workman: 2 Timothy 2:15 - Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. As the workman of God's Word, Dr. Wierwille never approached his research like a theologian looking to gain pleasure through some merely abstract theology. Instead, as a faithful son, he diligently sought through his study to better know the heart of his Father God, to tap into the resources of the more abundant life, and to manifest the power from on high, and, in turn, to teach others how to do the same. V.P. Wierwille toiled 14 to 16 hours per day, week after week, year after year in his exploration of the truth. He traveled all over the country, going wherever he thought someone might be able to help him in his quest. As he faithfully shared what he learned with others, God enlightened Victor Paul's understanding of His truth to a degree not known since the first century church. Although Dr. Wierwille attended some of the finest universities in earning his degrees in theology, he came to realize that working the Word of God was more than a mere academic pursuit; it required an in-depth spiritual perception and awareness. While he learned from other scholars, and while talented students later contributed to his work, Wierwille always accepted the final responsibility for his workmanship in rightly dividing the Word of truth. His contributions to Biblical scholarship are numerous and extensive, but perhaps his greatest accomplishment was putting the whole Word of God together so that it âfit like a hand in a gloveâ from Genesis to Revelation. The Teacher: The title so well described him that some students came to use it like another name to refer to Victor Paul Wierwille. Teaching was his life, and he was a master at it. In churches, homes, classrooms, auditoriums, colossal tents, convention centers, camps, college campuses--and any other place that God led him to--Dr. Wierwille taught. He thrilled crowds that numbered in the tens of thousands with his powerful preaching of the Word of God. And like a master craftsman training an apprentice, he also patiently worked one-on-one to instruct a student. Through his teaching ministry, souls that hungered and thirsted were filled; and people were healed and delivered physically, mentally, and spiritually. Dr. Wierwille expounded the greatest detail and deepest riches of truth to his most advanced and committed students, and, in doing so, he lit a fire in their souls. He tugged at the hearts of all who heard him teach as he showed them the heart of the Father. And as the master teacher, he found his greatest reward in eyes that opened and minds that asked. 2 Timothy 2:2 - And the things that thou hast heard of me among many witnesses, the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also. The Leader Acts 26:18 - To open their eyes, [and] to turn [them] from darkness to light, and [from] the power of Satan unto God, that they may receive forgiveness of sins, and inheritance among them which are sanctified by faith that is in me. Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille was widely described as a dynamic and charismatic leader. He was a man who possessed extraordinary vision along with the remarkable ability to achieve it. His God-inspired goal was to reach the world with the accurate knowledge of the truth: The Word over the world. Beginning with just twelve people, and without the support of any denomination, during his lifetime he reached thousands upon thousands of people in countries all over the world with the truth. Joyfully serving for over forty years, Dr. Wierwille personally oversaw the myriad activities involved in carrying out the work of that ministry. And over 25 years after his passing, generations of men and women the world over continue to reap the rewards of that vision. Victor Paul's abilities far exceeded natural talents. His God-given gift and his operation of those spiritual enablements were at the core of all of his accomplishments. As a minister of Christ, Dr. Wierwille demonstrated a unique and amazing capacity to communicate the love of God. You could spend one day with âDoctor,â as he was affectionately called, and feel more love than you received from others in a lifetime. For those of us who had the privilege to sit at his feet as he taught the Word of God, we may say that we have had 10,000 instructors, but only one father in the Word. And for the future generations that will live victoriously in God's living room, they will cross the rising river of doubt on the bridge that he built for them.

Capitol Rally - Students wanting to protest higher education cuts and tuition increases are planning to rally at the capitol Monday. But the California State Students Association, which organized the rally, has noticed that Occupy and labor groups are planning to join the rally and possibly occupy the California State Capitol building. Miles Nevin, the executive director of the California State Student Association, which represents the student protesters, says the Occupy and labor groups are hindering his groups message. Climbing Gas Prices - If you've been to the gas pump in the last couple weeks, you've probably felt the sting of some of the fastest climbing gas prices in years. So, why are gas prices rising and when are they expected to drop? Joining our discussion on the reasons for climbing gas prices, the effects of the rising prices and the ways to improve gas efficiency are Gregg Laskoski, the Senior Petroleum Analyst for Gas Buddy.com; Fred Pleines, President of Yellow Cab Company of Sacramento; and Cynthia Lin, a UC Davis assistant professor who has tips on how to save money at the pump. High Speed Rail - California's High Speed Rail Authority has been the political punching bag for the left and the right for the past few years, and some critics have been using the popular word "boondoggle" to describe the multi-billion-dollar project. Dan Richards, Chairman of the California High-Speed Rail Authority, sat down with Capital Public Radio's Capitol Bureau Chief, Ben Adler, to discuss the agency's new direction and address some of the on-going criticism. Human Rights at UC Davis - Human Rights are getting a lot of attention this week at UC Davis. As part of Human Rights and the Humanities week, March 5th to 9th, UC Davis is sponsoring the Inaugural Provost's Lecture in Human Rights given by Sarah Leah Whitson of Human Rights Watch, and other events and workshops. Also, UC Davis is one of the few universities in the country offering a minor in Human Rights. We'll hear from the speaker giving the lecture and the Director of the minor program, Keith David Watenpaugh. Eames - A new film about the Eames design shop in Venice, California that shaped what we think of as design. The film will be showing at The Crest Theatre on Tuesday, March 6. We have the filmmaker, Jason Cohn, to talk about this.

Performer: The Mack Triplets Writer: Salpeter; Von Tilzer Vocal. Digitized at 78 revolutions per minute. Four stylii were used to transfer this record. They are 2.0mil truncated conical, 2.3mil truncated conical, 2.8mil truncated conical, 3.3mil truncated conical. These were recorded flat and then also equalized with Turnover: 400.0, Rolloff: -12.0. The preferred versions suggested by an audio engineer at George Blood, L.P. have been copied to have the more friendly filenames. Matrix number: AA-1010 Catalog number: AA-104 Other IDs from the record include: (AA-1010)

Performer: The Mack Triplets Writer: Salpeter; Von Tilzer Vocal. Digitized at 78 revolutions per minute. Four stylii were used to transfer this record. They are 2.0mil truncated conical, 2.3mil truncated conical, 2.8mil truncated conical, 3.3mil truncated conical. These were recorded flat and then also equalized with Turnover: 400.0, Rolloff: -12.0. The preferred versions suggested by an audio engineer at George Blood, L.P. have been copied to have the more friendly filenames. Matrix number: AA-1010 Catalog number: AA-104 Other IDs from the record include: (AA-1010)

Book digitized by Google from the library of University of Michigan and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.

Book digitized by Google from the library of University of Michigan and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 121-125.)

Includes bibliographical references (pages 121-125.)

Includes bibliographical references (pages 121-125.)