New Champion Center will display Liberty’s Christian mission, provide prime event, meeting space | Liberty News – Liberty University

Architect rendering of The Champion Center

As steel beams rise from the ground at the future site of Liberty Universitys Champion Center, university planners have been hard at work enhancing interior features so the grand facility can better serve visitors, students, faculty, staff, alumni, and the community.

The Liberty University Board of Trustees recently voted to rename the project The Champion Center to more accurately convey the buildings intended purpose.

The 68,000-square-foot facility located next to the Hancock Welcome Center will serve multiple functions, all with the goal of presenting and preserving the original mission of Liberty University: Training Champions for Christ. As an extension of the welcome center, the Champion Center will regularly host prospective students and their families. Creative displays, videos, and interactive content will contextualize Libertys history and growth in light of its mission and share how Liberty has remained a distinctly Christian institution committed to the Great Commission.

Starting with the Heritage Showcase area, guests will be inspired by the miracle of Liberty Mountain and challenged to become a Champion for Christ. In The Core, an open room with a 360-degree screen, visitors will learn all that Liberty has to offer its students.A separate Rising Flame Theater will feature an 1,800-square-foot, curved screen, stage, a state-of-the-art sound and lighting system, and seating for up to 270. The building will also feature a Path of Champions with interactive displays and videos showing Liberty graduates who are Champions in their career fields.

While the Champion Center will serve as a central hub for visitor events, including Libertys widely popular College For A Weekend held twice a semester, many of the rooms have been designed to accommodate other Liberty-sponsored events throughout the year, making the entire building a multifunctional space. In addition to the larger gathering spaces, the facility will have seven smaller meeting rooms for guest and student use.

Last fall, the administration identified the need for a dedicated campus event space with seating for about 2,000. At twice the size of the Montview Student Union Alumni Ballroom, where the university currently holds many of its large events, the new Event Space at the Champion Center will be the largest meeting room of its kind in the Lynchburg area. The room can be divided in half or quarters for hosting smaller events or breakout sessions and could be made available for community use.

Another primary feature of the new center is the Prayer Room, designed solely for prayer and worship. The room will be open to guests and all members of the Liberty community 24/7, year-round, and will be managed and staffed by Libertys Office of Spiritual Development. Through streaming technology, students in the online program and alumni all over the world will be able to join with Liberty in prayer. Smaller breakout rooms are also planned for students and families to gather and pray. The Gospel message will be presented in multiple areas of the center, and people who wish to talk to someone about their decision will be pointed to the Prayer Room.

Libertys administration also determined a need for more lounge and gathering spaces for current students and faculty and staff, so updated plans call for a 24,000-square-foot rooftop plaza. With stunning views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, fire pits, areas to relax and study, and the first outdoor Wi-Fi-accessible location on campus, the space will be a favorite of students and visitors.

In conjunction with the Champion Center, plans also call for the Jerry Falwell Museum, currently housed at the Jerry Falwell Library, to be relocated to the Hancock Welcome Center, so guests will also have the chance to learn more about Libertys founder and the original vision God gave him to establish Liberty University and its related ministries.

VisitLibertyChampionCenter.comfor more information on opportunities to support the new center and be a part of the mission.

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Liberty Hospital, University of Kansas Health System finalize partnership – KSHB 41 Kansas City News

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Liberty Hospital and the University of Kansas Health System announced details Wednesday of a new partnership in which UKHS will operate Liberty Hospital.

The announcement came after the Liberty Hospital District Board of Directors unanimously approved a definitive agreement in a meeting early Wednesday.

Under the agreement, UKHS will make $300 million of investment in Liberty Hospital over a 12-year period. The investments include technology, facilities and recruitment of staff.

The agreement outlines UKHS as the new operator of Liberty Hospital through the New Liberty Hospital Corporation. The Liberty Hospital District will continue to be responsible for the maintenance of assets.

"Patients will continue to receive the same care, from the same physicians and the same providers," Liberty Hospital CEO Raghu Adiga said in a press conference Wednesday announcing the agreement.

The two organizations started initial discussions about the partnership in May 2023, reaching a letter of intent to complete due diligence later in 2023.

"As Liberty and the Northland continue to grow, it is important patients can get the necessary care close to home," said Tammy Peterman, MS, RN, FAAN, and President of the Kansas City Division of UKHS. "This agreement will not only allow us to treat more patients overall but also offer access to those with the most complex care needs at 39th and Rainbow and other locations."

Peterman said KU Cancer Center services will be available to Liberty Hospital patients. She added Liberty Hospital employees will become employees of UKHS and retention of employed Liberty Hospital physicians and maintenance of open medical staff for many services.

"As the region's largest locally headquartered health system, we are committed to ensuring patients and their families in our region have access to the highest quality care close to home," said University of Kansas Health System President and CEO Bob Page. "As a health system, we put patients first in every decision we make.

"We are excited to have the leaders, physicians, nurses, other care providers and employees of Liberty Hospital join our health system and look forward to serving even more people in our region and beyond."

News of the proposed partnership initially drew concern from Missouri legislators, including Missouri Sen. Greg Razer (D-Jackson County).

Adiga said Wednesday hospital officials have "spent a lot of time" with legislators to inform them of the hospital's plans.

"We don't anticipate any legislative hurdles to this partnership," Adiga said.

KU's Page said UKHS officials reviewed Kansas laws and said they are "confident we're on solid ground."

The agreement is set to be finalized on July 1.

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How to Enroll :: Fort Liberty – United States Army

UPDATED JANUARY 2024

1. Select the enrollment form below for the month and timeframe (morning, afternoon, or evening) you wish to take the BSEP class.Print the enrollment form and have your commander sign it.

2. Use the sample 4187 below to fill out a blank 4187. You and your commander must sign and date it. Documents must be digitally signed! Your commander must be an O-3 or above. If the person who signs the 4187 is not an O-3 or above (i.e. a Warrant Officer, First Sergeant, Lieutenant, etc.), then you must also attach the Assumption of Command memo.

3. Bring your signed enrollment form and DA4187 toG-wing, Room 121 as soon as possible (BEFORE the class starts) to register for a slot in the class. No email forms will be accepted.

4. You must attend the first day of class. No one will be accepted into the class after the first day of the cycle. We will try and accommodate walk-ins. Please contact us if you have any questions at 910-396-6982.

5.The TABE placement test will be administered to all students on the third day of class. This is a mandatory test. There is no need to arrange testing prior to the start of BSEP.

6. On the first day of class, report to Room G-121 at LTEC 0830 for the morning class, 1230 for the afternoon class, or 1730 for the evening class.

*Due to the current guidelines class time and modes are subject to change. We strive to offer classes that best meet our students' needs. Please remember that you will be required to study and prepare.*

**4187 must be Digitally Signed by the Soldier and Commander**

SAMPLE 4187

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MAY 01-31, 2024 PM SESSION (1300-1700)

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JUNE 03-28, 2024 PM SESSION (1300-1700)

JUNE 03-28, 2024 EVENING SESSION (1800-2100)

JULY01-31, 2024 AM SESSION (0900-1300)

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Five Flames Included on CUSA Postseason Honors and Awards – Liberty University – LibertyFlames.com

LYNCHBURG, Va. Five Flames gained recognition in the 2024 Conference USA Men's Tennis Postseason Honors and Awards. Liberty finished with the second-most awards in the league trailed behind just Middle Tennessee for the most CUSA postseason honors.

Deji Thomas-Smith received the honor as the CUSA Outstanding Singles Player of the Championship with a 2-0 performance. Luis Felipe Miguel was honored on the CUSA All-Conference singles first team. Three Flames, Thomas-Smith, Rafael Marques Da Silva and Chase Robinson, were honored on the CUSA All-Conference singles second team. Marques Da Silva and Thando Longwe-Smit were also named to the CUSA All-Conference doubles first team.

Liberty (17-8) had concluded its season as runner-up in the 2024 Conference USA Men's Tennis Championship, falling 4-2 to No. 1 seed and No. 34 Middle Tennessee on April 21. However, Liberty has been invited and plans to defend its title at the UTR Sports National Invitational Tournament from this upcoming Sunday through next Wednesday in Bradenton, Fla.

Robinson receives his second conference award of the season after garnering inclusion on the 2024 CUSA All-Academic team. Longwe-Smit receives his first-ever all-conference award.

Thomas-Smith was recognized with two awards on Wednesday with the honor of Outstanding Singles Player of the Championship and the CUSA All-Conference singles first team. The senior receives his second and third conference awards of the season after receiving a selection to the CUSA All-Academic team. It is Thomas-Smith's sixth overall postseason conference recognition.

Miguel garners his third postseason award in two seasons after the sophomore received spots on the Atlantic Sun All-Conference third team and ASUN All-Freshman team in 2023.

Marques Da Silva also received two recognitions with honors on the CUSA All-Conference singles second team and the CUSA All-Conference doubles first team with partner Longwe-Smit. The senior receives his eighth and ninth conference postseason awards.

The Flames will face North Alabama (16-8) in the opening round of the 2024 UTR Sports NIT Championship, set to kick off from the IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla. on Sunday. Deji Thomas-Smith, Senior, CUSA Singles Player of the Championship, Singles Second Team

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Trinity River in Liberty still on the rise; see aerial photos – Bluebonnet News

The Trinity River in Liberty County is still on the rise and is projected to crest at an elevation of 30.7 on Friday, May 3. The river forecasts provided by the National Weather Service, which pinpoints the time of the crest at around 4 p.m. Friday takes into account past precipation and expected rainfall 24 hours into the future.

The river will crest at nearly five feet above the flood stage of 26 feet. With additional rainfall expected on Thursday and Friday, Bill Hergemueller, coordinator of the Liberty County Office of Emergency Management, said conditions could worse and he is urging residents to remain vigilant.

Stay alert and watch for flooded roads, Hergemueller advised, as concerns grow over the impact of the impending weather conditions.

In anticipation of the storm system that swept through Southeast Texas on Sunday, resulting in widespread rainfall, Hergemueller had already begun advising residents in flood-prone neighborhoods in Liberty County to prepare and, if possible, evacuate.

Despite the imminent threat, many residents in these communities, accustomed to dealing with the challenges posed by previous floods, are choosing to remain behind to protect their properties.

Dont wait until nightfall to ask for help. We wont be putting first responders in boats at night to do a rescue. Use good judgment when you are securing your home. If you have a medical emergency, call 911. We have game wardens and others on standby, but we dont intend to go out at night because of the increased risk to our first responders, Hergemueller said.

Here are the top 10 historic crests for the Trinity River at the Liberty Bridge:

On Tuesday, Hergemueller and others involved in emergency services took to the skies to get a better picture of the extent of flooding. He, along with Hardin Fire Chief Nic Nelson, provided the following aerial photos.

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West Liberty faced with filling third council seat this year – Bellefontaine Examiner

Jim Hoffman, pictured right, surprised the West Liberty Village Council at their meeting on Monday, April 29, by submitting his resignation. The council has 30 days to choose a replacement.

The West Liberty Village Council started their Monday, April 29, meeting by accepting the immediate resignation of Jim Hoffman, who has served as a councilmember since 2021. Hoffman had returned to full-time teaching on the nursing faculty at Rhodes State College, Lima, in the fall of 2022, and no longer felt able to juggle that with his council duties.

Boy, its a big loss for us, council president Jayne Griffith admitted.

Later, West Liberty Mayor Brad Hudson said, We hate to see him go. Hes been a great addition to the council, but hes busy being a professor and we understand that.

The council has 30 days to recommend someone to fill Hoffmans seat. Since they interviewed six applicants when faced with a similar situation in January, they already have a pool of candidates to reach out to.

Though Hoffman stated hed been thinking about this for a whileand waiting for the right timeit was last minute for the council. They will discuss it further at the next meeting on Monday, May 13.

Newly elected councilmember Shannon Maier was sworn in on Jan. 8, and they chose Mike Woodruff from the six aforementioned applicants for a second empty spot on Jan. 22.

In other action Monday night:

The next West Liberty Village Council meeting is at 7 p.m. Monday, May 13.

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At the Liberty: "The Long Game" – The Times – Waitsburgtimes

DAYTON The Long Game, inspired by the book Mustang Miracle follows the true story of five young Mexican American caddies in 1955 who created their own golf course in the middle of the South Texas brush country. Despite outdated and inferior equipment and not professional instruction to begin with, they would go on to compete against wealthy, all-white teams and win the 1957 Texas State High School Golf Championship.

This movie has high rating from both the critics (80%) and audience (97%) on the Rotten Tomatoes website. Their critics summarized their review as An appealing underdog story based on an uplifting true story, The Long Game represents a triumph of sheer heart over well-worn narrative formula. The IMDb website gave this movie a 7.2 out of 10. This movie is rated PG for language, racial slurs, thematic material, some violence and brief rude material. It has a runtime of 1 hr. 52 minutes.

Notice: Starting May 17, the Liberty Theater will begin showing movies on Friday and Saturday nights at 7 pm, instead of 7:30. Also, on May 15, the program Hidden in Plain Sight, about drug awareness for parents, will be presented by the Coalition for Youth and Families to anyone over age 18 at 6-8 pm. Free pizza will be provided.

Tickets for our live theater production of Murders in the Heir are now on sale. This is a gripping tale filled with mystery, intrigue, and plenty of plot twists. Set in a grand estate filled with secrets, the play follows the investigation into the murder of the wealthy tycoon Simon Starkweather. With a colorful cast of characters, including conniving relatives and suspicious servants, Murders in the Heir promises thrills and chills at every turn. Performances are Friday, May 10 at 7 pm, and again on Saturday and Sunday at 3 pm. You can get your reserved seat tickets at the Liberty Theater website, or during office hours.

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Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty’s third deadliest boss is an OSHA-violating garage, making it 86.6% as dangerous … – PC Gamer

Cyberpunk 2077's triumphant DLC, Phantom Liberty, added some fun bosses to the gameincluding a giant enemy (mecha) crab robot thing. I guess it's more of a beetle really, being a hexapod.

The Chimera 0005-C M is a Militech monster that sweeps the area with a deadly laser, though you can snag its core and get a couple neat weapon mods for your trouble scrapping it. It's also only 13.4% deadlier than a set of rickety catwalks in an abandoned garage somewhere. No, really.

At the start of Phantom Libertythe mildest of spoilers to followplayers need to make their way into Dogtown. To do so, V has to traverse a garage under the district's stadium. I say garage, what I mean is a yawning chasm full of wrecked cars and walkways made of sheet metal.

It's a cute little platforming section, and considering my knife-boy was a Reflexes/Cool powerhouse that could wavedash with the best of 'em, I didn't have much of a problem with it. Apparently, 2.6 million of you did, thoughotherwise you wouldn't be reading this.

As revealed by CDPR on its official Twitter account (thanks, GamesRadar), the three deadliest bosses of Phantom Liberty are as follows: The aforementioned Chimera with over 3 million kills, the Militech Cerberus MK-II with over 2.9 million kills, and a set of rickety, OSHA-violating catwalks with over 2.6 million kills.

"Songbird might have regretted her choice of merc after seeing so many Vs tumble before reaching Dogtowns walls," reads the post, and, yeah, probably. Luckily for both V and Songbird, Cyberpunk 2077 isn't one of those games where your deaths are canonso my V, who absolutely didn't fall to his death at least once, totally nailed the obstacle course first try in the game's main timeline. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

Just for some quick, back-of-the-dystopian-diner-napkin maths: 2.6 million is around 86.6 percent of 3 million. Which means that a giant, laser-firing mech that doubtless cost trillions of Eurodollars is a scant 13.4% deadlier than some catwalks in an abandoned garage. Turns out all we needed to do to take out Adam Smasher was trick him into being a contestant on Ninja Warrior.

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Honestly, it's kinda fitting for Cyberpunk 2077's capitalist, profit-driven hellscapethe true terror of Night City isn't the cyber psychos stalking its street, it's the buildings that aren't up to code.

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Liberty Hospital, University of Kansas Health System merge – mycouriertribune.com

LIBERTY On Wednesday, May 1, the Liberty Hospital Board of Trustees and University of Kansas Health System signed an agreement that will see Liberty Hospital and its clinics join the KU Health System.

Liberty Hospital and KU will continue planning for the closing of the deal, which is anticipated on July 1.

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12 members of the United States Congress have written to Formula 1 owner Liberty Media demanding to know why Andretti's entry bid was blocked.

In January, F1, as commercial rights holder rejected Andretti's proposed grand prix entry bid after negotiations after the FIA had deemed the General Motors-partnered bid to meet all technical requirements.

F1 and the 10 teams were concerned about the dilution of the prize pot, with F1 believing that Andretti would not be a "competitive participant" in the championship, and doubted what Andretti could bring to F1.

However, the door was left open for a potential 2028 entry if General Motors could produce a power unit.

Mario Andretti has been on Capitol Hill in Washington D.C for meetings with Republican Congressman John James of Michigan - who is one of 12 signatories - from both parties - to demand answers from Liberty - which it is seeking by May 3rd.

RacingNews365 has reached out to the White House with a request for comment from President Biden.

In the letter addressed to Liberty chief Greg Maffei, the members of Congress "write to express our concerns with apparent anti-competitive actions that could prevent two American companies, Andretti Global and General Motors from producing and competing in Formula 1."

The letter continues that FOM's denial of Andretti's application, for now, could be down to the domination of "European Formula 1 race teams" and that it is "unfair and wrong to attempt to block American companies from joining Formula 1 - which could also violate American anti-trust laws."

The bipartisan members of Congress are seeking answers to three major concerns by Friday from Liberty.

They include "under what authority does FOM proceed to reject admission of Andretti Global" and "what the rationale is for the rejection".

In addition, they are seeking answers as to whether the possible entry of GM into the European market could have been a reason for the denial of the bid, whilst the 1890 Sherman Anti-trust law is mentioned, which bans "unreasonable restraints" on market competition to produce the best outcome for the American consumer."

The 12 members of Congress have asked Liberty how its denial of Andretti's bid "squares with the Sherman Act requirements."

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‘Liberty Leading the People’ returns to Louvre, restored – Le Monde

Employees install the painting "La Libert guidant le peuple, 1830" by Eugene Delacroix (1798-1863) after six months of restoration work, at the Louvre Museum in Paris, France, April 30, 2024. SARAH MEYSSONNIER / REUTERS

A world-famous painting of a bare-chested woman leading French revolutionaries is this week to reveal its true colours after restorers cleansed it from decades of varnish and grime. The public will be able to admire Eugne Delacroix's La Libert guidant le peuple (Liberty Leading the People) in its full glory at the Louvre Museum from Thursday, May 2.

"We're the first generation to rediscover the colour" of the work, said an enthusiastic Sbastien Allard, director of paintings at the Paris museum.

Delacroix painted the artwork to commemorate France's July Revolution of 1830. He depicted a woman personifying Liberty brandishing the French flag and leading armed men over the bodies of the fallen. The image has since become iconic, in the 20th century even appearing on French banknotes.

The French state bought the painting in 1831 during its first public exhibition, and it has been housed at the Louvre since 1874. A national treasure, it has only ever travelled outside France once to Japan, in 1999.

Over the years restorers had applied eight layers of varnish in a bid to brighten its colours, but instead ended up drowning them under a coating of drab yellow. The colours, "the whites, the shadows all of this ended up melting together under these yellowish layers," Allard said. "Grime and dust" had also become trapped in the varnish.

After six months of painstaking restoration the painting's first since 1949 a bright blue sky has re-emerged above the Notre-Dame Cathedral in the work's background. White smoke bursts from the men's guns and dust more clearly clings to the air above the Paris barricade.

Bndicte Trmolires, one of the two restorers to clean the canvas, said it was "enchanting" to see the painting reveal its secrets.

Her colleague Laurence Mugniot agreed. "Delacroix hid tiny dabs of blue, white and red all over in a subtle sprinkling to echo the flag," she said. She pointed for example to the "blue eye with a speck of red" of one of the characters.

Because of its size 2.6 by 3.25 meters all restoration work had to be done on-site. Curator Cme Fabre said specialists first thoroughly inspected the artwork using X-ray, ultraviolet and infrared radiation, comparing what they found with archive images of the painting. The restorers then carried out tests on tiny fractions of the work.

Peering through a magnifying glass or microscope, "they even discovered that certain alterations, including a brown mark on Liberty's dress, had been added after Delacroix and could therefore be removed," Fabre said. The curator said it was no wonder the painting had become such a symbol. After the end of France's German occupation during World War II, it appeared on banknotes and stamps, he said.

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In more recent years, French street artist Pascal Boyart depicted Liberty leading a group of Yellow Vest protesters. Adaptations of the painting have also appeared at protests in Bulgaria and Hong Kong. "Delacroix's brilliant idea is to have managed to represent unstoppable collective action in movement, with men rallying around a woman embodying the idea of liberty," Fabre said.

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Liberty back to take second shot at title – Brooklyn Daily Eagle

Liberty coach Sandy Brondello has her team back and reloaded for another run at the franchise's first-ever WNBA title. AP Photo by Frank Franklin II

The buzzer sounded at Barclays Center just before Jonquel Jones final attempt at extending the WNBA Finals last October.

Courtney Vandersloot missed everything on a potential game-winning jumper just over a second earlier.

WNBA Most Valuable Player Breanna Stewart made only three of her 17 field-goal attempts in the Game 4 heartbreaker.

The New York Liberty had a lot to lament this offseason after coming within a single shot of forcing a fifth and decisive game against the reigning two-time champion Las Vegas Aces.

The hard-to-swallow 70-69 defeat before another record-setting crowd at Barclays brought with it some doubt whether Jones, the 2021 WNBA MVP, and Stewart, who earned her second league award last season, would be back for another run at it.

Also, Vandersloot, a surefire Hall of Fame point guard, had a decision to make regarding whether shed continue playing in the best womens basketball league in the world after 13 brilliant seasons.

But they all agreed, along with current and former All-Stars Sabrina Ionescu and Betnijah Laney-Hamilton, to reboot the quest for this franchises first-ever championship.

That journey officially began Sunday when New York players reunited on the corner of Atlantic and Flatbush to finish off what they started in 2023.

The Superteam is back to complete some unfinished business.

We know what happened last year and the fact we didnt achieve our goal will motivate us, but its not what were thinking about the entire season, reigning WNBA MVP Breanna Stewart revealed.

Liberty general manager Jonathan Kolb, who earned WNBA Executive of the Year honors for bringing Jones, Stewart and Vandersloot to Brooklyn, didnt stay put with the roster that earned the Liberty the most wins in franchise history and their first Finals appearance since 2002.

After re-signing Stewart and Jones, he brought in a trio of free agents, Kennedy Burke, Leonie Fiebich and Ivana Dojki, each of whom has international and WNBA experience.

Kolb, alongside head coach Sandy Brondello, also infused the roster with fresh talent in last months draft.

The Liberty selected guard Marquesha Davis from the University of Mississippi with the 11th overall pick, and added second-rounders Esmery Martinez and Jessika Carter at forward and center, respectively.

Tonight was a success for the future of the New York Liberty. Welcoming Marquesha, Esmery, Jessika, and Kaitlyn to the organization further expands our breadth of young talent for 2024 and beyond as we strategically pursue perennial contention, Kolb said at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

We are excited to add this versatile group, both in the immediate and future, with unique skillsets that fit our style of play here in New York, added Brondello.

New talent aside, the Liberty will rely most heavily on the players that brought them to the brink of a title last year, as well as veteran returnees Kayla Thornton and Nyara Sabally.

But unlike last May, there isnt an air of mystery as to how well this then-newly formed group would perform.

I know at this time last year I was meeting Courtney as a teammate for the first time, Ionescu told the Associated Press.

Having one year under our belt, training camp feels different. Weve been able to grow so much as a group and having a returning starting five helps so much that were building from last year.

Whether theyve built something that will result in our boroughs first championship parade down Flatbush Avenue since 1955 is yet to be determined.

However, knowing a team that came so close last year against a reigning dynasty from Sin City should bring Brooklynites out in droves to Barclays, where the Liberty set team and league records for attendance last summer.

Stewart, a two-time WNBA champion in Seattle, is chomping at the bit to run it back in 2024.

Im really excited to get things going with a new and old group and build the chemistry, she noted. Now most of us have a year under our belt, what are we going to do bigger on and off the court?

They cant do something bigger than last year until October at the earliest.

But the drive for Title I begins May 14 in Washington, D.C., with the teams regular-season opener.

The Liberty will open the home portion of their schedule May 18 vs. first overall pick Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever.

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Students fill Academic Lawn, Prayer Chapel for end-of-semester praise and worship | Liberty News – Liberty University

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As they have done every week this semester, Liberty University students gathered for Campus Community on Wednesday night, but this time they filled the Academic Lawn outside the Montview Student Union. The service lasted well into the night.

Campus Community, part of Libertys spiritual development programs, is typically held in the Vines Center. The service provides the student body with a time of intentional worship and sound biblical teaching. This semester, messages have covered the apostle Johns three letters to the church.

During the service, Chancellor Jonathan Falwell told students he appreciated their willingness to give up their time at the end of the semester (final exams begin next week) to worship God, noting that several other universities around the country have instead seen students gather on their lawns for protests.

Falwell said the service was important in light of the passages theyve been studying this semester and highlighted how amazing it is that Liberty students come to our lawn, and what we do rather than attacking one another is lift up the name of the only One who is worthy of our praise, and that is Jesus Christ, King of kings, and Lord of lords.

Falwell read from 3 John and urged students to remain grounded in their faith and daily commit to living their lives for Christ. He said regardless of ones age or position at Liberty, everyone must make the decision whether they will serve God or themselves.

This is a choice that we have to make. But understand its not a choice that we have to make once, but one we have to make every single day. Every day when we wake up and put our feet on the ground, we have to decide that on this day, no matter what I face, no matter what I come up against, no matter what situations I may have to navigate, Im going to honor God, Im going to serve Christ, Im going to run after Him.

Following the time of worship, Vice President for Spiritual Development Josh Rutledge invited students to take part in a 24-hour campus prayer event, the universitys second of the semester, which began at midnight in the Worley Prayer Chapel. The event, which included both music and Scripture reading, allowed students to continue the worship time that began earlier at Campus Community.

Liberty will host its last Convocation of the semester on Friday with a message from President Dondi Costin.

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Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty Players Fell To Their Deaths 2.6 Million Times – TheGamer

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Cyberpunk 2077 has a bunch of things that are trying to turn you into giblets, and CD Projekt Red added even more in Phantom Liberty. Over the past seven months, developer CD Projekt Red has been tracking exactly which enemies have been dishing out the most hurt to players through the course of the expansion, posting the top three killers to the Cyberpunk 2077 Twitter account.

Unsurprisingly, the first and second spots belong to two of Phantom Liberty's mechanical monstrosities, those being the Militech Chimera and Militech Cerberus, which have claimed the lives of 3 million and 2.9 million players respectively. Both of them are pretty tricky boss fights that can spread you along the ground if you're not prepared, so it makes a lot of sense they'd take first and second.

It's actually kind of surprising that the Militech Cerberus isn't first, as the section of Phantom Liberty that has V taking on the horrid mech strips you of your weapons and turns Cyberpunk 2077 into a horror game for a brief moment, something that fans definitely weren't prepared for going in. However, things get even stranger when we get to the bronze medal position, as Phantom Liberty's third-biggest killer isn't actually an enemy at all. It's the carelessness of players themselves.

According to the stats released by CD Projekt Red (thanks GamesRadar), over 2.6 million people have died falling from the catwalks of Dogtown's stadium, which you have to navigate during the mission 'Dog Eat Dog'. During the mission, you eventually make your way to a parking garage that has been better days, which has you running across narrow beams, jumping across deadly gaps, and navigating tight platforms to ensure you don't fall.

Unfortunately, it seems as though a lot of players actually are falling to their deaths, whether it be out of sheer curiosity while exploring, or just absentmindedly not watching where they're stepping/jumping. Even then, it's very impressive that almost 3 million players have felt their knees go through their chin during this section of the DLC, and it seems as though even double jumps and air dashes can't keep the best of us from an accidental death or two.

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Wintergreen Resort Mountain Cam

Classic Mountain Cam

Our classic mountain cam provides an iconic panorama view of the ridge line throughout the year. You can watch skiers swoosh down Dobie trail and beginners at the Learning Area during the winter. Spring, summer and fall will showcase the foliage returning,growing green then setting off a fireworks display of color before descending.

The Lookout Cam provides glimpses of Eagles Swoop slope and The Plunge snow tubing park. Watch skiers and tubers zoom down the mountain during the winter and be on the lookout for wildlife (humans or animals) playing on the mountain during spring, summerand fall seasons.

This camera shows Checkerberry Cabin and the base of the Blue Ridge Express, a high speed 6-pack chairlift. This site is bustling with skiers and snowboarders during the winter season and plays host to a variety of events throughout the summer.

This camera captures the beauty of Stoney Creek Golf Course, the Golf Academy, driving range, putting green, Shamokin One and Shamokin Nine. Watching golfers warming up, improving their game and teeing off -- FORE!

Catch golfers on Devils Knob Golf Course around the Pro Shop, driving range, hole #10 tee boxes and a portion of the 18th green.

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Liberty University has named Jamey Chadwell as new head football coach Liberty News – Liberty University

  1. Liberty University has named Jamey Chadwell as new head football coach Liberty News  Liberty University
  2. A new face with Flames football: Liberty University introduces new head coach  WFXRtv.com
  3. Liberty hires Jamey Chadwell; sides agree to 7-year deal, sources say  ESPN
  4. Liberty University names new head football coach  WSET
  5. Liberty hires Coastal Carolinas Jamey Chadwell as football coach  The Athletic
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