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The mayoral race is taking a bilingual turn in the week leading up to the election.
There are currently two advertisements airing on WSYW 810 AM and WEDJ FM Radio Latina Indianapolis. The stations are considered sister stations. According to the General Manager of WSYW/WEDJ, Bart Johnson, one advertisement has been playing for about two weeks and lasts a minute. At the end of the recorded message, it said the political ad was paid for by the Marion County Democratic Party.
Fox59 learned the ad was recorded by a local business owner. Fox59 translated the message from Spanish. It stated the following:
"Hi, my name is Veronica Guerrero and today I'm here to remind all of our Hispanic friends that on Nov. 8, Indianapolis needs all of us. (Indianapolis needs) a mayor who believes in diversity, who will actually do something for our community in general, but above all for our Hispanic community.
"It is time for Hispanics to vote for the person who will do something for us. It is time to vote for Melina Kennedy, telling the local government that immigration is a federal matter and not a local one, someting that the actual Mayor of Indianapolis nor any of his close workers, including Hispanics workers did. So, don't think about it any more.
"Let's act once and for all. (Let's) talk with our friends, neighbors, coworkers, with our family members and tell them you do love this city. We need to vote for Melina Kennedy. Melina Kennedy; Indianapolis deserves the best and Melina Kennedy is our candidate."
According to Johnson, the advertisement that supports Kennedy will play 66 times on WEDJ and 102 times on WSYW. While Kennedy is not a part of the advertisement, she said she is pleased the Marion County Democratic Party is reaching out to the Latino voter.
"It's important to reach all communities on this campaign and that's just one of many communities that I want to make sure that I listen to their concerns and have a platform that respondes to the concerns of the community at large," Melina Kennedy said.
Johnson said Republican Candidate, Angel Rivera, who is running for re-election as Council Member at-large also ordered an advertisement to run 61 times on WEDJ and 36 times on WSYW. The advertisement lasts a minute as well. It does support Mayor Greg Ballard.
Fox59 translated the message from Spanish. It stated the following:
"The person speaking is your City Council Member, Angel Rivera (who is) the only Hispanic member, representing our community in the City-County Council of Indianapolis. My goals (include) bringing good jobs and to provide safe and affordable homes in a city that receives us with open arms.
"Since January, we have 13,000 new jobs and the crime rate continues to fall. The number of murders in 2010 was the lowest in 15 years. With low taxes, we are protecting your income and bringing new corporations. Mayor Ballard and I celebrate the beautiful cultures that live in our city. Indianapolis has families from all over Latin America. In four years, we've organized many events including the Mayor's Soccer Cup and the Indiana Latino Expo.
"This Nov. 8, support one of yours who continue the progress in our community. Vote for Mayor Ballard and for myself, Angel Rivera."
While the advertisement is more of a pitch for re-election, it described achievements made by the current administration. Mayor Greg Ballard reacted to Rivera's advertisement, regarding the fact it is airing on Spanish-language stations.
"We target all the communities. We've been very diverse in our outlook. I think people know that," Ballard said.
Ballard said Indianapolis is an "all inclusive city."
When asked about the statements made in the advertisement, which supports Kennedy, Ballard said the following: "It's a political advertisement. So, you get what you get but, the fact is the Latino Soccer Cup has been a tramendous success. It's really exploded this year, (in its) third year. We are targeting that community with so much outlook. They want their neighborhood fixed up. We've been doing that to improve life and we haven't neglected any portion of our community," Ballard said.
"What we are trying to do is be as inclusive as possible to reach out to the entire community and that is (in) many different ways through radio, (and) direct personal contact. I've been attempting many community forums (and) will continue doing that," Kennedy said.
Ildefonso Carbajal, Publisher for La Ola Latino-Americana, said he has lived in Indianapolis for 15 years and has heard what people in the community are looking for from the mayoral candidates.
"A little bit of attention, protection, police protection (is what they are looking for). (Another thing is) safety that's a big issue in our community," he said.
While Carbajal did not disclose who he is voting for, he said he has seen one candidate meeting with people more than the other.
"I'm not trying to favor either side, but that's the truth. She (referring to Kennedy) has been out here. He (referring to Ballard) has not (come out here) in four years," Carbajal said.
Ballard disagreed.
"They haven't been looking because I go to the fiesta every year. I've been to so many different events," Ballard said.
He mentioned he does two radio stations twice a month and has helped create many events in the community.
Both candidates expressed how important every vote will be. Will the Latino vote make a difference in this Mayoral race?
"As long (as) there's any way to shre information, let people know the important fact that there's going to be a choice on Nov. 8 and my supporters and people I've talked to feel like the choice is for a mayor who will and has a plan as I do," Kennedy said.
According to the 2010 U.S. Census, the Hispanic population in Indianapolis is 9.4 percent or 77,352. IUPUI Acting Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, Margaret Ferguson, believes it will be more common in the future to hear political advertisements on Spanish speaking radio stations.
Ferguson said given the laws in other states, regarding immigration, it may persuade someone within the Hispanic community to vote. She said these advertisements probably aren't about swaying a vote, more so to get people to the polls. She said it may affect voter turnout.


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Would you give a thief direct access to your checking account?
No? Unfortunately, you may be doing just that by regularly using your debit card. Debit cards may look identical to credit cards, but there's one key difference. With credit cards, users who spot fraudulent charges on their bill can simply decline the charges and not pay the bill. On the other hand, debit cards draw money directly from your checking account, rather than from an intermediary such as a credit card company.
Because of that, even clear-cut cases of fraud where victims are protected from liability by consumer protection laws can cause significant hardship, says Frank Abagnale, a secure-document consultant in Washington, D.C.
He cites the example of the TJX Companies Inc.'s data breach that exposed the payment information of thousands of customers in 2007. The incident resulted in $150 million in fraud losses, and much of it was pulled directly from customers' bank accounts. While credit card users got their accounts straightened out and new cards in the mail within a few days, the case created major problems for debit card holders who waited an average of two to three months to get reimbursed, Abagnale says.
While debit card fraud is always a possibility, being careful where you use it can help keep your checking account balance out of the hands of criminals.
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The idea that outdoor ATMs are among the most dangerous places to use a debit card seems a little bit absurd. But some ATMs present a perfect opportunity for thieves to skim users' debit cards, says Chris McGoey, a security consultant based in Los Angeles.
Skimming is the practice of capturing a bank customer's card information by running it through a machine that reads the card's magnetic strip. Those machines are often placed over the real card slots at ATMs and other card terminals.
"Any transaction you do outdoors at an open ATM is going to be higher risk exposure," McGoey says. "If the public has access to it, then someone has the ability to add skimming devices to it, position cameras on it and position themselves in a way where they could surveil it."
He says you're better off using an ATM inside a retail outlet or other high-trafficked, well-lit place.
Julie McNelley, senior analyst for Aite Group LLC, a Boston-based financial services research firm, says even the card terminals that card users must swipe to get into ATM vestibules are being used as a skimming site by criminals. You can spot ATM skimmers by checking for ATM components that look beat-up or askew, she says.
2. Gassing up
Gas stations are another danger zone for debit card use.
"You go to a gas station and you stick your debit card in there, and you swipe it through a machine," Abagnale says. "I'm sitting across the street with a laptop and an antenna. I put a skimmer in there, and I'm picking up all the information. Before you even get home, I've debited your account."
Gas station payment terminals have many of the characteristics card fraudsters love, McNelley says.
"In a gas station where you do have a whole bunch of pay-at-the-pump kinds of things and minimal supervision, it's pretty easy for a bad guy to put a skimming device on and put a little pinpoint camera there and compromise debit cards that way," McNelley says. Thieves often use small cameras to capture footage of debit card users entering their PINs so they can have free access to their money.
She says even if the thief doesn't manage to get your debit card personal identification number, or PIN, from such a device, he still may be able to duplicate the card's magnetic strip and use it for "sign and swipe" Visa or MasterCard transactions.
With the high potential for fraud in pay-at-the-pump debit transactions, it might make sense to use an alternative such as cash or credit cards the next time you fill up.
Debit cards are a convenient way to buy products online, especially for those who don't like to use credit cards. Unfortunately, the Web is one of the most dangerous places to make purchases, McNelley says.
"Online is the No. 1 place where consumers should not use their debit cards," she says. "It's susceptible at so many points. The consumer could have malware on their computer, so it could be at their endpoint that the data get compromised. It could be a man-in-the-middle attack where somebody is eavesdropping on their communications via the wireless network. And then at the other end, that data goes into a database at the merchant. As we've seen with some of the higher-profile breach events over the last year or so, that data is going to be vulnerable if (they're) not properly cared for."
Aside from the potential for hacking at many different points in a transaction, Abagnale says a fundamental problem with using debit cards online is it's impossible to know who is handling your information.
"Buying stuff online, you have to be careful because you have to know who you're doing business with. When you buy things online, what always kills me about that is people say, 'This is a safe site,'" Abagnale says. "Who works there?"
4. A side of fraud?
"Would you care for a side of debit card fraud with that?"
Restaurant servers don't ask that question, but they might as well with the standard practice of taking customers' debit cards to run them behind closed doors.
"Any place where the card is out of hand" can increase the chances of fraud, says McGoey. "The guy comes to your table, takes your card and disappears for a while, so he or she has privacy," giving the person the opportunity to copy your card information.
Even restaurants without sit-down service can present a threat. McNelley says using debit cards to order delivery can be risky because cashiers tend to keep customer payment information on file. That may make future orders more convenient, but small businesses rarely take the steps necessary to safeguard payment information, she says.
Overall, she says, regardless of whether you use your debit card at a small restaurant or a big-box store, the possibility of fraud is always there. She cites the example of Michaels Stores Inc., which in 2011 saw its customers' debit card information stolen by debit card terminals doctored by thieves.
"Even if you do exercise caution … there are still the Michaels-type incidents that will happen," McNelley says.
a co worker used his debit card in a vending machine at work but the slot containing the goodies wasn't lined up. he attempted to retrieve the tasty morsel five times before hitting the rotation button to line up the slot. shortly after consuming his treat he checked his online account to discover he had been charged six times for the item he craved for a grand total of 18$ lol.
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We use debit cards locally at the same places, but nowhere else. We've never used an ATM, and won't. It's not a perfect system, but our credit union is very good at tracking our accounts, and you must do business in person with negative
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If you havent had the opportunity to sponsors me, the store is still open all year. Autism is everywhere and I believe that they can find a reason and hopefully more understanding why it is becoming such a regular occurrence. Help. Donate. Sign Up for a race yourself and do it for Train 4 Autism. You can do it!
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This year I'll be running the LA Marathon on March 20th to raise funds and awareness of autism and related social disorders. Thats 26.2 wonderful miles from Dodgers Stadium to Santa Monica Pier. I invite you to pledge money towards my endeavor! At least $26.20 please!
Then I double dare you go a little bit deeper into your pockets and pledge $140.60. What does that number mean 140.6? Thats the number of miles combined I will race in my first Ironman triathlon on May 21st in The Woodlands, Tx. It's 2.4 miles of swimming, followed by 112 miles of biking and then another marathon home to the finish line.
Many of you that know me closely are aware that Jakes birth back in 2001 lead me to the gym. Going from a workaholic to a stay at home mom was not an easy adjustment for me. At first I went to the gym because they let me bring my baby with me and do postnatal classes and then at 4 months I could leave him for an hour or so in the daycare. I became quite the gym rat along with my Mom and sister. By the time I was pregnant with Sara in 2003 I was already teaching group fitness classes with my passion being Spinning.
While on bed rest pregnant with Sara my son Jake was diagnosed with autism. This time in our life was so mixed with emotions its hard to even discuss. We were so excited to have a healthy little girl and so very scared a nervous about what we needed to do for Jake. But we didnt stare at his diagnosis like a deer seeing headlights. We attacked it and since then Jake is the victor overcoming many of the symptoms of his diagnosis.
During the intense few years after Saras birth and Jakes hardcore therapy plan I strayed a bit from my fitness. In 2006 I made my return and signed up for a triathlon. In September 2006 I completed my first sprint triathlon. In 2009 I completed two half Ironman triathlons (70.3 miles) and the Long Beach Marathon.
Im not sure if fitness was my disease or my cure for the stress autism puts on a family. All I do know is that after five years of training Im going big and I want every mile I put into training for Ironman Texas to give back to Jake by raising money for Train 4 Autism and its supported charities.
Im asking you to dig into your pockets and put in some cash. If I can fit all this training into my life well you get the message.
In advance, thank you for your support. To my friends, thank you in advance for putting up with me while I train for this thing. It should be interesting
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It's always a pleasure to hear what she's been up to, and Jennifer Love Hewitt gave an update on her ever-changing life during Tuesday's "The Ellen DeGeneres Show."
The "I Know What You Did Last Summer" stunner gave birth to a baby girl named Autumn back in November, and she's having a blast as a mom.
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Cramming two huge life milestones into a short amount of time, Jennifer Love Hewitt confirmed that she gave birth to her first child, and married fiancée Brian Hallisay recently.
In a statement, her rep said, "Jennifer Love Hewitt and her husband Brian Hallisay are thrilled to announce the birth of their daughter," the rep says. "Autumn James Hallisay was born on November 26."
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The "Client List" star is rocking a healthy full baby bump as she awaits her bundle of joy with fiancée Brian Hallisay.
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The "Can't Hardly Wait" cutie stepped out for some errands in Los Angeles yesterday (November 11) and she looked like she's ready to pop!
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Sure to surprise and disappoint fans across the nation, Jennifer Love Hewitt's sexy show, "The Client List" will not be picked up for a third season.
Just announced on Friday (November 1), the 34-year-old 's Lifetime drama series followed "a single mother living in a small Texas town who leads a shocking double life."
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Showing off her baby belly while out and about in Los Angeles today (October 6), Jennifer Love Hewitt combated the pre-natal woes with a day of shopping.
Pregnant, but just as lovely as she's ever been, the "Client List" temptress looked cute and casual, with aviators, her long hair down about her shoulders, a striped button down over a white tank, jeans and comfy tan slippers, complete with arms full of shopping bags.
Bumping her way to a friend's house, Jennifer Love Hewitt stepped out in Santa Monica on Friday afternoon (October 4).
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Albany Technical College is looking to expand its campus.
A committee is looking into a possible land purchase on South Slappey Blvd. The tract is between the Regions Bank branch location, and the school's Cosmetology teaching facility.
The school needs state approval to begin a housing program, and if that doesn't happen, the school could use the lot to build a new gymnasium, or some other structure there.
There is a chance that additional land could be purchased from John Deere.
Albany Tech's board voted to approve spending $5,000 as earnest money to hold the tract near Region's Bank.
"We're very land locked here," said Wendy Howell, Albany Tech Public Relations Director. "We're continuously looking for land around us to where we can expand. I believe this property has been for sale for several years. This is a way for us to purchase something where we can grow. We're not sure what we're going to put there."
Another Albany tech goal is also having all of its student services and admissions offices in one building.
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Big Boy, who really isn't that big, just wants your love and attention.
Big Boy and a lady friend were abandoned at a home and left to fend for themselves. He is shy at first meeting, but once he gets know you, he loves nothing more than your attention. He would make a great little inside lap dog.
Big Boy is a 1 year old, 14 lb, Dachshund mix, that has been fully vetted, heartworm negative and has an appointment to be neutered. Big Boy is crate trained, potty trained and is extremely smart. He also loves his chew toys.
He likes to hide them and then go back later for a little fun. He gets along great with other dogs but not so well with cats. He does well with small children but really should be in a home with children 10 years and older.
For more information on how you can adopt Big Boy or other East Texas pets, just head to the SPCA website at www.spcaeasttx.com, or call 903-596 SPCA.
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During the winter months, the warmth, sound and smell of a fire can be a relief from the cold and dreary outdoors. However, the smoke from a fireplace can be particularly hard on those with heart health issues, allergy sufferers and asthmatics. It is important to know how this effects those individuals and what you can do to protect your home.
The smoke that enters your home from your fireplace contains a mixture of gases and fine particles, with the fine particles being the biggest health threat. These microscopic fine particles are also called particulate matter. They can cause health problems such as burning eyes, runny nose and, more seriously, bronchitis. In addition, particulate matter can also aggravate chronic heart and lung disease. Those most susceptible to the effects of this smoke are older adults (who are more likely to suffer from chronic heart and lung disease), people with asthma, emphysema or children, whose respiratory systems are still developing.
Air purifiers are designed to remove these fine particles from the air, making breathing cleaner and easier, even when enjoying a fire. In addition, an air purifier will also clean the air of other harmful airborne particles, including dust, pollen, pet dander, mold and bacteria. If you've avoided lighting a fire during the winter due to health concerns, consider purchasing an air purifier. Alen Air Purifiers can aid in removing harmful particles from your air and help you enjoy your fireplace during the cold winter months.
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If you're heading out on a backpacking trek, pack the GSI Outdoors® Pinnacle Soloist Cooking Set! This minimalist set includes a pot, pan and utensil to cook and eat a meal on the trail - all in a package weighing less than a pound! The Pinnacle Soloist includes a 1.1L pot, strainer/Sip-It lid, insulated mug/bowl, telescoping foon and a convenient carry bag. The non-stick coated hard anodized aluminum surface is durable and easy to clean.
- Convenient nesting set includes an integrated cooking & eating system
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Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council (GSSJC) recently honored Girl Scout volunteer Linda Hill-Smith, for her many years of service to the organization. She received her award during the annual spring GSSJC recognition event.
Hill-Smith was honored with the Appreciation Pin. The Appreciation Pin is a national recognition awarded to registered adults who have given outstanding service above the requirements of the positions they have held. They must have served at least one geographic service unit or program delivery audience.
As a Reserve Ranger, Hill-Smith is willing and able to assist troops in having a safe and fun weekend at camp. During the Summer Carousel event, she helped with planning, mentoring host troops, and also volunteered her troop as host for two sessions. She is a key volunteer in her service unit.
"Linda is an inspiring and creative volunteer who is always ready to assist wherever she is needed," said Council volunteer Gina Hullum. "She makes you laugh, gives you ideas, is a good listener and can keep volunteers inspired by her energy and enthusiasm."
Girl Scouts of the USA is the world's preeminent organization for girls, with a membership of more than 3.7 million girls and adults. Today, as when founded in 1912, GSUSA helps cultivate values, social conscience, and self-esteem in young girls, while also teaching them critical life skills that will enable them to succeed as adults. Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.
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Concord Dental Sealant Coalition and Dr. Dustin Visit PES
Last week and this week, two hygienists from the Concord Dental Sealant Coalition spent five days at PES. The Concord Dental Sealant Coalition is a non-profit organization, providing preventive dental services and oral health education in ten schools in the greater Concord area.
The school-based program is celebrating its sixth year. The program targets children in grades 1, 2, and 3, because this is the age when the permanent molars appear in the mouth, and dental sealants can be applied to prevent cavities.
At PES, Pittsfield dentist, Dr. Cedric Dustin, volunteered his time to do the dental assessments for children with written consent. The program provided dental assessments for 45 children, and 41 children received in-school preventive treatment.
All children in grades 1, 2 and 3 received a classroom presentation on oral health. The program's dental hygienist discussed the importance of brushing morning and at bedtime, flossing daily, visiting a dentist for regular check-ups, and eating and drinking healthy snacks like water, milk, cheese, yogurt and fresh fruits and vegetables for preventing tooth decay and maintaining a healthy smile!
This collaborative effort of the Concord Dental Sealant Coalition, PES staff, and Pittsfield families improves the oral health of our children.
We wish to thank PES nurse, Melissa Miller for her work in organizing the visit, and we thank Dr. Dustin for volunteering his expert services.
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If you've just learned your child may have leukemia, you want the very best treatment and care possible. At Nemours, our pediatric cancer specialists offer compassionate and comprehensive care, hope, and healing, to help treat leukemia in children. We'll guide your family, every step of the way, throughout your pediatric leukemia journey.
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A pediatric cancer diagnosis is hard for any parent to grasp. If you've just found out your child may have cancer, you might be filled with a variety of emotions — from numbness and denial to fear, anger, sadness, and confusion. At Nemours Children's Clinic, Jacksonville, we understand. But you don't have to fight alone — and there is hope for a better tomorrow.
Today, about 80 percent of childhood cancers can be cured. That means most kids with cancer can — and do — get better. If your child is facing cancer, know that we're here to give your child the most compassionate, comprehensive cancer care available.
At Nemours Children's Clinic, Jacksonville we work as a partner with the University of Florida Proton Therapy Institute (UFPTI). This advanced institute was founded to treat cancer patients with less destructive radiation therapy — proton energy instead of X-ray radiation. It's the only facility of its kind in the southeastern United States.
At the Nemours Children's Clinic, Jacksonville, we also partner with nearby Wolfson Children's Hospital to provide a medical home for children with cancer from around the world, including those from St. Jude's Children's Hospital, who come for treatment at UFPTI.
When our pediatric cancer patients at Nemours Children's Clinic, Jacksonville need to be hospitalized or get certain tests, we continue our comprehensive care for them at Wolfson.
For children who need a blood or bone marrow transplant (also called a BMT, BBMT, stem cell transplant, or cord blood transplant), we offer a pediatric Blood and Marrow Transplantation Program that's been recognized and accredited by the Foundation for Accreditation of Cellular Therapies (FACT) — as one of only 14 institutions in the United States performing autologous transplants (using your child's own cells) and allogeneic transplants (cells donated by a parent, sibling, or an unrelated donor). We've received this accreditation for more than 10 years.
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As part of the Nemours Center for Childhood Cancer Research (NCCCR, our research arm), doctors and other scientists throughout Nemours — and beyond — collaborate to study cancer and investigate potential new ways to prevent, diagnose and treat children with cancer. As a children's health system, we take great pride in research at Nemours so that we can better serve children with cancer and blood and bone disorders today and in the future.
The mission of our pediatric cancer specialists and scientists is to build one of the nation's top childhood cancer research centers — developing strategies to improve prevention, screening, diagnosis and treatment of childhood cancers.
Our overarching goal is to achieve a 100 percent cure rate of childhood cancers — and with minimal side effects. We aim to do "whatever it takes" to support research into finding new and better treatment options. Our center is a place where scientists, doctors, patients, families and the community can come together to improve children's health.
Children with cancer who don't need to be admitted to the hospital can receive outpatient care for testing and treatment including:
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-By Warner Todd Huston
The left is in an uproar today. They got their panties in a bunch over a piece that ran on the conservative newsblog NewsMax.com where it was suggested that Obama's irresponsible actions as president could result in a military coup that would "restore" the Constitution.
Not completely without reason, many lefty blogs have lost their tiny little minds over this article. The piece was written by NewsMax blog contributor John L. Perry and talked of a "bloodless coup" where "Skilled, military-trained, nation-builders would replace accountability-challenged, radical-left commissars." Perry wondered if some "patriotic general" might confront the president (or a president of the future) and demand that he allow the military a shared power in government or face a military overthrow.
It was all speculation and phrased as a question, not asserted as fact or presented as imminent, of course. But this sort of over-the-top foolishness really does not add to the national debate, I have to agree. So, the lefty sites that railed against this NewsMax.com piece were right on that base level.
NewsMax.com has since removed the article and issued a statement that Perry is an unpaid member of NewsMax.
But there is one tiny, little, bitty fact about this story and its author that every single one of these lefty sites that are railing about this story have left out.
The fact of the matter is that John L. Perry is not a conservative. In fact his bio page says that he's worked for Jimmy Carter, a Democrat governor of Florida and other Democrat Party institutions.
Perry also has had a distinguished career in public policy. He served President Lyndon B. Johnson as deputy under secretary of commerce and was a White House speech writer and race-relations trouble-shooter for President Johnson.
In the Jimmy Carter administration, he was executive assistant to the under secretary of Housing and Urban Development and was interim director of public information for the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Perry served as press aide to Gov. LeRoy Collins of Florida and executive assistant to the speaker of the Florida House of Representatives.
Perry was also assistant to the president of the National Association of Broadcasters, a member of the top-management team and director of public relations for the 1982 World's Fair in Knoxville, Tenn., and an academic fellow at the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions in Santa Barbara, Calif.
With all that background as a liberal democrat, Perry does not fit the normal image of a "right wing conservative." Yet not on eof the lefty sites going nuts on this story have mentioned this.
The profane and unserious Wonkette.com that the lefties love so missed it. So did Crooks & Liars, a popular site for lefty extremists. The far left talking point site conveniently called TalkingPointsMemo.com has several updates about this tale and not one of them mentions Perry's liberal background. FiresDogLake.com also touts the story without all the relevant facts. Finally, no one at Media Matters was able to ferret out the truth, either.
One has to wonder what sort of standards these lefty sites have? I mean, if they are claiming to inform their readers why leave off the fact that the writer they are upset at has a long history of liberal activism?
Curiouser and curiouser.
(Confederate Yankee has the full text of the pulled Perry piece.)
Warner Todd Huston is a Chicago based freelance writer, has been writing opinion editorials and social criticism since early 2001 and is featured on many websites such as NewsBusters.org, RightWingNews.com, CanadaFreePress.com, StoptheACLU.com, TheRealityCheck.org, RedState.com, Human Events Magazine, AmericanDailyReview.com, and the New Media Journal, among many, many others. Additionally, he has been a frequent guest on talk-radio programs to discuss his opinion editorials and current events and is currently the co-host of "Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Conservatism" heard on BlogTalkRadio. Warner is also the editor of the Cook County Page for RedCounty.com.
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True Beauty by Carolyn Mahaney and Nicole Whitacre is now available for purchase!
According to the book's description, "Exposing the lie of physical perfection for what it really is, True Beauty directs women to the truth of God's Word, which proclaims an entirely different—and refreshingly liberating—standard for beauty."
Here are a few endorsements of the book:
"Finally . . . the book I've been wishing someone would write—a book that helps women like me who obsess about our own beauty (or more accurately, our lack there-of) to the detriment of our souls and our witness to the beauty and sufficiency of Christ. The answers Carolyn and Nicole put forward to our consuming and crippling desires to be beautiful on the world's terms are neither square nor simplistic but rather completely scriptural and deeply satisfying."
—Nancy Guthrie, Bible Teacher; author, Seeing Jesus in the Old Testament Bible study series
"Combining the eminently practical with the deeply theological, Carolyn and Nicole give us a work that is both terrifically up-to-date and rooted in God's unchanging Word. With plenty of personal anecdotes and an inviting conversational style, True Beauty will meet women of all ages right where they are. But it won't leave them there! Carolyn and Nicole expose the lies we have picked up from the world and the half-truths that get passed along from well-meaning but misguided believers. We will recommend this book often and set it aside for our daughters to read as they grow up."
—Kevin and Trisha DeYoung, Senior Pastor, University Reformed Church, East Lansing, Michigan, and his wife
"What woman hasn't struggled with the impossible standards of beauty bombarding her from magazine covers to her own mirror? We owe a debt of gratitude to Carolyn Mahaney and Nicole Whitacre for taking on this confusing 'crisis of beauty.' From self-loathing to apathetic acceptance, from closets to curbside, from plunging necklines to plastic surgery, the authors help us dig down to the real issue—our pursuit of self-glory. They show us the link between a woman's heart and her purity, modesty, and body image. True Beauty is theologically astute as well as practical, offering deliberate suggestions without being dictatorial, freeing us to develop our own Christ-honoring tastes as we see and savor authentic beauty in God and his Word. True Beauty will help every reader steward her beauty effectively for Christ. Read it. I can't wait to see the results!"
—Jani Ortlund, Executive Vice President, Renewal Ministries; author, Fearlessly Feminine and His Loving Law, Our Lasting Legacy
"This book contains fascinating and eye-opening information about our American beauty habits. Carolyn and Nicole have acted as our research assistants to open our eyes to the vanity of physical beauty and our hearts to the power of true beauty."
—Dannah Gresh, best-selling author and creator of Secret Keeper Girl
Purchase a copy of the book now from the Sovereign Grace Store (or Amazon).
Today only, Amazon is offering an free Kindle eBook version of Marty Machowski's Long Story Short: Ten-Minute Devotions to Draw Your Family to God.
Marty is a pastor at Covenant Fellowship Church and authored The Gospel Story for Kids curriculum. Long Story Short is a family devotional program designed to explain God's plan of salvation through the Old Testament and is suitable for children from preschool through high school.
Enjoy a free download of the eBook today!
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We're big fans of the newly released Gospel Transformation Bible. In fact, we gave away a bunch of copies at our recent Pastors Conference. Today we want to give away three more copies.
Use form at the end of this post to enter, and we'll pick three winners next week.
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Have you ever been confused about the topic of spiritual warfare? What is this battle the Apostle Paul describes in Ephesians chapter 6? And, what resources does God provide for us to deploy in this warfare?
The following ebooklet titled, "A Call to Arms" by Jeff Purswell addresses these questions and many others while calling us to stand firm in what God has done for us, what God has done in us, and what God promises to do for us.
A Call To Arms (276.19 kb)
This ebooklet is based on Jeff Purswell's second general session message at our 2012 Pastors Conference. You can download that message (right click), or listen here:
Take Words With You, a compilation of 1,500 Scripture promises and prayers, is now available as an ebook on the Amazon site for kindle and other formats.
Over Holy Week it will be available as a $0.99 download. After that the price goes up to $2.99.
All profits go directly into new editions. The heart of this project by Tim Kerr is to get people praying by praying Scripture!
Have you ever noticed how much the gospels slow down as they approach Jesus' death and resurrection?
The gospels begin with Jesus' birth (except Mark which begins much more quickly). They then march along, gaining speed. Jesus makes repeated stops. He calls disciples. He preaches constantly. He heals blind, deaf, paralyzed, demon-possessed people at every stop. He can hardly rest.
This pace continues and gains steam.
But, as he enters Jerusalem, everything slows down dramatically. Much a train slows as it approaches its destination, so the gospels slow down as Jesus reaches his destination: death on a cross.
Consider this. In the gospel of Matthew, of twenty-eight total chapters, eight are devoted to the final week of Jesus' ministry.
This week has historically been called "holy week." It is simply a designation used to capture all that happened in the final days and week of Jesus' ministry. It begins with Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem and ends with his resurrection day.
This is what the gospel slow down to consider.
And, perhaps, so should we.
With celebrating Easter on March 31, I want to encourage you to take a few moments individually or as a family to consider this important week and its all-too-important climax in Jesus' death and resurrection.
Read through the gospel accounts of each day - This chart is fantastic. It organizes all that occurred each day of holy week, beginning with his triumphant entry into Jerusalem on the Sunday before Easter. Take a few minutes to talk through this as a family each day.
Read these daily devotions from Desiring God Ministries - In this short e-book Love to the Uttermost, Desiring God has collected excerpts from various messages by John Piper to go along with each day of holy week.
Rejoice in the wonderful truths of the gospel - To name a few:
Remember his death on Good Friday, March 29 - Good Friday was an agonizing day for Jesus, as he endured the agony of the cross and the wrath of God. Take time to remember his sacrificial death. Take time to read the accounts of that day—Matthew. 26:57-27:61, Mark 14:53-15:47, Luke 22:54-23:54, and John 18:13-19:42. Take time to listen to this Crucifixion Narrative by pastor Rick Gamache.
Celebrate his resurrection on Easter, March 31 - Christ has risen; He has risen indeed. Jesus has triumphed over sin and death and risen from the dead. He is alive and, because we united to Him, we too are alive and are new creations! Celebrate Easter and rejoice in what Jesus has done.
* This post first appeared on the Cornerstone Church of Knoxville blog.
Walt has been a member of Cornerstone Church of Knoxville since the spring of 2002. He graduated from the Sovereign Grace Pastors College in June, 2008. As student at the University of Tennessee, he discovered Cornerstone Church through Volunteers for Christ (VFC). He serves the church by overseeing the worship ministry, the Care Group ministry, men's ministry, and tending to various administrative duties. He married Kim in 2007. They welcomed their first child, son Rev, in September of 2010.
The Sovereign Grace Store has added free mp3 sets for Next 2012 and our Pastors Conference 2012. General sessions, break-out sessions, and "conversations between friends" are listed below with relevant detail. Download today and enjoy.
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The Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary hosted the 20/20 Collegiate Conference this past weekend. Hundreds of college students gathered to consider this year's theme, "Gospel and Mission."
Along with Danny Akin, Darrin Patrick, and Bruce Ashford, C.J. Mahaney had the opportunity to address these college students from God's Word on two occasions. The audio and video have been made available.
The Profile of a Church Planter 1 Thessalonians 2
Called and Kept for Christ's Purposes Jude
For a fuller description of 20/20 2013, watch this introduction by Tony Merida.
The busyness of life shouldn't keep us from prayer over the Scriptures but it often does. Though this is primarily a spiritual problem, sometimes there are practical obstacles in the way as well. This year, our church is working on a practical resource to help jump start peoples fellowship with God in the word and prayer. We are calling it "Meditations on Mercy."
These meditations are a short spotlight on one or two verses with a few brief comments and a question or two. For those with a regular quiet time, this will hopefully serve as a healthy supplement. To those with little or no quiet time, this resource will hopefully "jump start" their batteries and get things moving once again. I also think these brief mediations are well suited to times of family worship.
January's theme was "Steadfast Love." February's theme is "Simple Patterns of Prayer." Simple one or two verse prayers are presented each day. Some are so short they can be easily memorized and spoken throughout the day in short bursts of prayer and vocalized trust. The primary intent of this month's mini-prayer focus is to show us that prayers need not be long to be effective. Becoming acquainted with the hundreds of prayers in the Bible is one of the best ways to learn how to pray powerfully and with faith!
Download the PDF: Meditations On Mercy - Simple Patterns of Prayer
Tim Kerr is the senior pastor of Sovereign Grace Church of Toronto. Tim grew up in Kolkata, India where his missionary parents were involved in church planting and teaching at the Calcutta Bible College connected to the historic Carey Baptist Church. After marriage, Tim and his wife Joanne served in Japan for 12 years as church planters. When they returned to Canada, Tim led a one-on-one mentoring ministry for several years that greatly impacted Christian businessmen, pastors, and church planters in Ontario. This strong mentoring ministry has continued in the Sovereign Grace Church, which he planted in 2004. Tim and Joanne have 4 children, ages 17-24.
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GRAPELAND, TX (KTRE) - Grapeland Police have arrested a band director at the high school on a charge of having an inappropriate relationship with a student.
Houston County Jail records show Adrian Gonzalo Tovar, 32, of Austin, was booked on a charge of improper relationship between an educator and student on Monday.
According to an article on CountyLifeOnline.com, Grapeland ISD hired Tovar as the band director on Aug. 1, 2011.
Grapeland Police have yet to comment on the arrest. A call to Grapeland ISD for comment was not immediately returned Tuesday afternoon.
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KHSAA championship games are scheduled for 11:00 a.m., 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. (CST). For students, fans, school officials, and others coming to Bowling Green, here is some information about parking, traffic, tickets, and more.
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- Parking Structure 2 and Creason Lot will be used for paid public parking. Parking will be $8 for Parking Structure 2 and $5 in Creason Lot.
- Parking Structure 1 will be used for paid public parking beginning with the 3 p.m. game on Friday, November 30th, Parking will be $8 for Parking Structure 1.
Parking will be cash only.
Tailgating will not be allowed in any of the WKU lots.
The surface lots around Diddle Arena, as well as the South Lawn Lot and Russellville Road Lot, will be reserved parking for KHSAA officials and media.
After each game, traffic exiting Parking Structure 2 will be directed north onto University Boulevard to Kentucky Street. Traffic exiting Parking Structure 1 will be directed east onto College Heights Boulevard. Traffic exiting Creason Lot will be directed south on Creason Drive to Emmett Avenue
Ticket information
Individual game tickets are $10 and will be available at the stadium. Or contact the WKU ticket office at 1-800-5-BIGRED.
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HIDI 1206 - Remembering Ronald Reagan: A 20th Century History
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Born in the Progressive Era, coming of age in the Roaring Twenties, graduating college into the Great Depression, serving in the Army during World War II, and embroiled in the Red Scare known as ?McCarthyism,? the first half of Ronald Reagan?s life captures the periods of early 20th century America as the country continued to wrestle with questions left over from the Age of Industrialism begun in the late 19th century. Reagan emerged as a politician who defined the issues of liberalism and conservatism for the second half of the century, through governing California for 2 terms, attempting to capture the presidency, winning a two-term presidency, and leaving a complex legacy. Using the life and times of Ronald Reagan, covers the US from the Gilded Age to the present. Not open to students who have earned credit for HI 2330. Springs. (PPDI)
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A weird moment for tech
Are things so bad in the sector that we have to buy it?
Things are so bad in tech land that we have to buy? Look, how else can you figure the big push for Cisco (CSCO) on Thursday by both Goldman Sachs and Piper Jaffray? Each is proclaiming proprietary knowledge that this time is different and that business is actually coming on strong. How else can you rationalize that twin Cisco call? This came even as Rick Hamada, the terrific chief executive officer of Avnet (AVT), said business fell off a cliff for the big-tech supermarket in June and July.
We are at a very weird moment in tech. Avnet, with its hundreds of thousands of customers, big and small, has a fabulous handle on tech demand and the company. Demand had been cruising in April and May and the first part of June -- and then got crushed in the last two weeks of June. July was no worse but not better either. That caused Avnet to miss the quarter and tell a very downbeat near-term story.
Cisco is in a different part of the tech food chain than the part Avnet called out, as it deals in mostly servers and microprocessors. However, here is enough overlap to call into question any Cisco upgrade. But two upgrades? You have to believe they've got something.
So what are the possibilities of a legitimate turn? Let's tick them down.
First, we know telecoms around the world have cut back and refrained from spending tto the point at which we started to think maybe they'd never come back. But that can last for only so long. Maybe we are at the inflection point.
Second, now that Europe is stabilizing, perhaps the same orders that were pushed back so severely in the last two weeks of June are now coming back in the first two weeks of August. Is that possible?
Third, has Cisco annihilated what is left of the competition -- Juniper (JNPR) and Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) and low-end Chinese companies -- and is flexing its muscles?
We know Cisco has made severe cuts. We know it is beginning to execute well. It is entirely possible that the world's economies are bottoming.
So I can see why this call will work.
But I also know that this whole change-on-a-dime thing is bothersome to me, and that's how I would regard a good quarter from Cisco. It's disappointed so many times.
I guess, in the end, I can't reconcile Avnet and Cisco. In fact, I can't reconcile Avnet and the tech move we are seeing. It's possible that you can say, as Hamada did, that he expects normal seasonal strength to kick in for tech. That would tell you to buy tech now, regardless of the near-term fundamentals.
That thought, above all others, seems to be what's currently driving stocks, including Cisco.
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Team debuts '07 season in Ashland, losing 0-3 to SOU
September 14, 2007
Ashland, OR - After being forced to forfeit the seasons first two games last week due to injuries, Evergreen hit the court for play the first time this season at Southern Oregon University.
The Geoducks, led by new head coach Clay Blackwood, played hard but in the end fell to the Raiders 30-12, 30-7, 30-14. "We forced SOU to take the first time out. Our team played their best tonight" said Blackwood over the phone.
Evergreen had a sizeable disadvantage to SOU's team playing six players every minute of all three games. Strategically, teams often substitute their shorter players when it's their turn at the net during rotation.
The Raiders dominated the match seeing action from all 14 players,
while the Geoducks made a courageous effort to play with no substitutes and all of their six available players on the court.
SOU tallied 41-kills on the night for a .500 hitting percentage as well as an outstanding number of 14 aces.
Southern Oregon's Mia Wortel was on fire Friday night, nailing 12 kills on 14 attempts (.786 hitting percentage). Shanna Claflin (Grants Pass, Ore.) and Richelle Millsap added six and five kills for the Owls.
The Geoducks tallied 14 kills on the night (-.159) and also earned six blocks and 18 digs. ESC's Natasha Taito led the Geoducks in kills with four, while Katie Huston tallied three kills on the night. Houston also added nine assists while Taito and Kandice Gleaves each notched service aces.
Evergreen plays in Klamath Falls tomorrow night in a 7 PM game with OIT.


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