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Roy Jones Jr. said on a radio show that he believes he could have beaten Floyd Mayweather Jr. if they fought, but he thinks he would have struggled against Manny Pacquiao. "The young Roy Jones, Jr. would probably beat Floyd Mayweather, Jr., because basically Floyd Mayweather, Jr. and James Toney fight with the same style," he said on DBoxing Source, according to Boxing Scene. "My style is a different style to theirs." "But when you come back and start talking about Manny Pacquiao, he's a whole different animal. He's a southpaw who throws bombs. You've got to survive his power first, then you deal with him. That's still left to be seen. Of course with my size I'll beat him, but if I was in his weight class, that would be a good fight to see." It's surprising that Roy, who is cocky enough to believe he can still be a champion, would actually say another fighter would have given him problems. At least he's humble enough to admit Pac Man would have been a challenge. You won't find som
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June 3, 2008 Harman Kardon has announced the successor to its Bridge docking station for iPod. The appropriately titled Bridge II retains the smooth curved line of the original Bridge docking station, connecting the iPod touch, nano and all Click Wheel models to a Harman Kardon Bridge-ready audio/video component and enables expanded capabilities such as audio/video playback from the iPod through a home entertainment system, on-screen menu display, remote control operation and charging.
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Timekeeping Selects: Cyma British Military Watch (Sold)
For our new series, Timekeeping Selects, we've partnered with Analog/Shift, the New York-based purveyor of vintage watches. We're doing the legwork for you, handpicking stunning, unique vintage timepieces at a wide variety of prices — all with impeccable authenticity, great stories, meticulously serviced and ready to wear. Our third offering is a Cyma British Military watch
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Luffy was stronger than Law in the first part. Yes, Law can summon his room really quickly, but that was to just move two people.
In a 1v1 between Luffy and Law, I believe that Luffy would come out victorious, but it would be a close one. Yes, Law can cut anything he wants with his devil fruit, but you forget that he has to cut them. You are forgetting the speed Luffy has. I dont think that Luffy would let Law draw out his sword and let Law cut him.
The only reason that Vergo was cut was because Vergo was overly confident on his Haki and didn't think that Law could cut him. If Vergo knew Law could cut him than the fight would of been different.
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It seems that there is an odd issue when trying to table or convert long POSIXct variables. It is relatively easy to get around this, but it is still annoying. Has anyone else experienced this? An easy example is the following
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tst <- as.POSIXct(z+(1:150000), origin = "1960-01-01")
tst2 <- z+1:150000
segFault <- table(tst)
segFault2 <- as.character(tst)
segFault3 <- as.factor(tst)
noSegFault <- table(tst2)
The reason I ask, is that if I import data from a sql table and want to use by() with a date index, I cannot do it without first converting my date column to a character format in SQL. Here is the output of sessionInfo():
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Here, have this Celestial Dawn.
It is the will of Zedruu.
I dig this deck. Zendruu is super fun. One thought, since Celestial Dawn is devastating to a non-white player, but not one who can produce white mana, maybe run something along the lines of Glamerdye , so you can make it work with all players (except 5 color, obviously). Make all their lands plains, but make red mana the color that can be spent as any.
That's a pretty cool suggestion, the only problem I got with it is that it will only benefit one card in my deck (and maybe chaotic backlash to a degree, but even then it's only two cards). I'm not a fan of having isolated combinations like that. Still, it could work since you can potentially screw with other peoples spells as well. I'll have to think about it.
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Hello walls, (Hello, hello.)
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Don't you miss her.
Since she up and walked away?
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Hello window, (Hello, hello.)
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Well look here, is that a teardrop in the corner of your pane?
Now don't you try to tell me that's it's rain.
She went away and left us all alone the way she planned.
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Blake is becoming very boring and predictable in his choices he needs to be more adventurous.
Who knew that Shakira was so funny and Usher so likable? Anyhow, they are far more entertaining than Christina and Ceelo. I can not think of a more entertaining group than Adam, Blake, Shakira, and Usher. The Voice is now my favorite tv show.
i am so in love w/ the voice esp the blind auditions & the judges, esp adam! the judges are the best about the show, even more than the contestants...and i love usher & shakira more than xtina & cee lo, i hope they replace them, shakira not that good (a bit boring) but still better than xtina & cee lo, adam is the coolest!!!
I like this season a lot, Usher and Shakira's chemistry with Adam and Blake is clearly real! To be honest, I really didn't like Christina's personality that much. I feel like Shakira and Usher have better chemistry with Adam and Blake, but Christina and Cee Lo brought better artists. Last year, I think the artists' skill was probably the best we ever had on The Voice. Still, I love Season 4 of The Voice. Keep it up!
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I love love this show. Just when I thought it couldn't get better ..Shakira and Usher are fantastic and Blake and Adam what can I say I love them both. They all seem to genuinely like and respect each other as artist. They are all so invested in what they are doing with the contestants it is wonderful to see that. Awesome show!
Usher, I knew would be a good fit, tho I didnt know a lot about Shakira...love her music, but she listens really care, and most of all acts like she wants to be there. She can replace Xtina full time as far as I am concerned.
Sign Shakira and Usher up permanently. They are fantastic and the chemistry is good with Blake and Adam. They are keepers and much better than Christina especially.
I love this show, the banter is great, and these four people together are the best. Last year I flipped back and forth with DWTS but I now just stay where I am. Do not ever go back to the old format. I will add that I am a senior citizen and had no idea who Usher and Shakia were, but I am a total fan of all four judges. Great show!


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Climber Without Helmet Fatality on Saddle Rock in Joshua Tree
The Press Enterprise reports D'arcy McRae was rock climbing on Saddle Rock in Joshua Tree National Park when he slipped and fell about 50 feet. The safety rope caught but McRae swung into a rock, suffering head and body injuries … Continue reading
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Fatality At Sam's Point in New York
The Daily Freeman reports 67-year-old Shinya Fujii died after hitting his head on a rock after falling backwards on a steep incline at Sam's Point near Cragmore, ny.
Group Seeks Black Mountain Trail as Huge ATV Park Opens
The New York Times devoted nearly a page its Automobile section in its Dec. 17, 2004, issue for photos, maps, and reports that a group of ATV riders is pushing for a trail from Evarts to the Black Mountain summit. … Continue reading
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Po'ouli Bird Feared Extinct on Haleakala
The New York Times reports a bird, a po'ouli, the last known member of its genus and species, died in its cage on Maui on Nov. 26. The bird is a shy, nearly silent brown bird with a black face … Continue reading
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Controversy Over Fifty 413 Foot Tall Wind Farms Near Spruce Knob
Many thanks to spookymike who points there is a controversy over a wind farm near Spruce Knob. The matter is being discussed by a Yahoo group Spruceknob (aimed at astronomers seeking dark skies) There's a great deal of VERY CURRENT … Continue reading
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Confrontrations Between Hikers and Hunters Over $165 Dog Tracking Collars
The Asheville Citizen-Times reports that some hikers are removing $165 tracking collars from hunters dogs. The hikers think the collars are shock collars aimed at hurting the dogs. North Carolina law say on public lands it is illegal to interfere … Continue reading
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French Dedicate World's Tallest Road Bridge (886 Feet) — Taller Than Eiffle Tower
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Cougar Chasing Hounds Rescued From Icy Ledge in Zion
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Woman Seeks to Have Husband Declared Dead After He Didn't Return from Hike in Volcano National Park
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Australian Chris Harris (youngest Elbrus Summiter) Seeks to Be Youngest on Everest at 14
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The volunteers at Sumac have made a brilliant community space, with books, music and tasty vegan food. We had a thali that was truly delicious, and rivalled the best Indian restaurants I've been to - at a fraction of the price. There's a real community spirit and strong radical and vegan politics. This is how to change the world. Definitely stop in and check it out!


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My family and I saw The Hobbit just before Christmas. It was entertaining, but ... the book was better! We've pulled together a list of books that have been made into movies: CRRL Picks: At the Movies.
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A revealing portrait of Shirley Temple both as a child and as an adult. Follow her triumphs and disappointments as a child star, United Nations delegate, and ambassador.
"...pairs classic movies with easy recipes updated from historic cookbooks to help you create a sensational dining experience for any film genre. Both foodies and film buffs will find their passions fulfilled in this deliciously cinematic cookbook, which gathers authentic recipes from the cultures and eras portrayed in your favorite films: Old-Fashioned Southern Fried Chicken with Gravy to savor with Gone with the Wind; Spaghetti and Meatballs with Eggplant for The Godfather; Pan-Seared Steak and Onions with The Alamo; a Victory Garden Salad for Patton.
"The chapters are organized into ten distinct film genres—everything from "Pharaohs and Philosophers" and "Knights and Kings" to "The Wild West" and "Romantic Dinner for Two"—with a dozen or so recipes each. Treat your family to a complete meal served in popcorn bowls while watching Shrek, or enjoy a Renaissance feast with Shakespeare in Love."
Come join the Rappahannock Film Club and the Central Rappahannock Regional Library as we present the classic comedy film My Man Godfrey at the Headquarter's Library on Saturday, October 2nd at 2:00 pm.
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Film noir is not easily defined. The actual words come from French and mean "black cinema." It was in France during the post-war years that the term was used to describe a certain set of Hollywood films that were saturated with a darkness and cynicism that was not seen before. These movies included The Maltese Falcon (1941), Double Indemnity (1944), Laura (1944), and Murder, My Sweet (1944).
Come watch the Rappahannock Film Club and the Central Rappahannock Regional Library's presentation of John Houston's Beat the Devil starring Humphrey Bogart at the Headquarters Library on Saturday, August 7th at 2:00 pm.
John Huston directs the legendary Humphrey Bogart in this tongue-in-cheek parody of spy films from the 1940s -- with a script written by the equally legendary Truman Capote. When their steamer goes belly up and strands them in Italy, four criminals try to con a stranger (Bogart) into buying them land that's packed with uranium.
Come join the Central Rappahannock Regional Library as we present Gidget, the second film in the Sun and Sand film Series at the Porter Library on Saturday, July 31st at 2:00 pm.
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Oliver Sacks' novel, An Anthropologist on Mars, contains seven fascinating and strange neurobiological stories that explore unique perceptions and experiences of both the world and oneself in the world. The first tale, "The Colorblind Painter", is about Jonathan I., a painter who, after an accident, lost his ability to perceive color in the world, his memories, and even his dreams. He could not remember what color ever looked like (the entire concept was obliterated from his brain), yet, intriguingly, it was determined that he could discriminate wavelengths of light.
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Throughout In Search of Memory: The Emergence of a New Science of Mind, Eric Kandel describes his approach to understanding how memories are stored. While at first glance, the book might seem like a boring biography of an experiment; in the first chapters, Kandel's captivating writing constantly keeps you wondering about the next chapter.
If a course syllabus is a menu for a classroom experience, then here is my summary of the House of Wits Course 2010. Each dish is a culinary representation of the James family member it is matched with opposite. Anyone with allergies to pragmatism or relativism should avoid the preparations of William James. They will result in a strong reaction. They are arranged in reverse chronological order as the course primarily was. Note how all the dishes work together... do they form a coherent meal? Are their clashes in flavor? Repetition? All this is designed to bring out the family dynamics of the James. Enjoy the meal!!! And feel free to comment on your favorite dishes and personalities.
The neurobiology of color perception has long been a subject of interest both in the scientific community and in popular culture. Color perception varies widely from individual to individual, though it is difficult to characterize and quantify those differences. The effects of color on the function of the nervous system other than those related to vision, such as its effects on emotion, also remain elusive despite ongoing research. In his book Shades of Grey, Jasper Fforde takes the complexities of color perception and stretches them to their extremes. The novel, set in a vague semi-apocalyptic future, is unique in that the society it depicts is built entirely around the differences in its individuals' color perception. At first, this seems absurdly
At the beginning of this semester in House of Wits, I was amazed by how struck I was by Alice James' diary. I immediately felt an inexplicable affinity with Alice, her commonplace book-cum-diary, and her infectious use of language. It was one of the first times that I explicitly recall feeling such camaraderie with an author, let alone one who penned her only published work (excluding her letters) nearly 120 years ago.
The Death (or Life) of Alice James
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April 29, 2010
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ALICE – A dying diarist, who has spent most of her life in bed.
HENRY – Her brother, an unmarried novelist.
WILLIAM – Their brother, a conflicted philosopher, and teacher.
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Purple Yam is a perfect neighborhood restaurant, writes Sam Sifton. The menu is studded with the sort of offerings that inspire craving. (Cravings are a key component to a successful neighborhood restaurant.) [NYT]
Related: Openings Preview: First Look at Purple Yam
Not only do I like the food at Maialinos bar more than I like the food at any of [Danny Meyers] other bars, it might be my favorite bar food in New York, declares Alan Richman. [Forked & Corked/GQ]
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I feel my time machine has landed in the innocent Fifties. I imagine I see the ghosts of ladies who lunch in hats and men in seersucker suits, Gael Greene writes about a visit to Yura Caterings Square Meal restaurant on the Upper East Side. Since Square Meals time warp does not exclude three times a week excursions to the Union Square market, of course the menu changes. [Insatiable Critic]
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Where did the first half of 2014 go? It seems like only yesterday that we were cursing the endless winter, and now we're suffocating in the sweltering heat. With half of the year already in the rearview mirror, we thought it appropriate to reflect on the best restaurants that have opened in 2014...s ... More >>
This is not just my usual weekly selection. It's a plea to Brooke Roseberry and Tony Lagouranis, owners of the Purple Martin (2800 Shenandoah Avenue; 314-898-0011). See, just recently they announced that they're revamping the menu at their delightful Fox Park eatery. Guys, I'm begging you: Keep the ... More >>
Yesterday morning the Purple Martin (2800 Shenandoah Avenue; 314-898-0011) announced via its website some big changes in store for the fledgling restaurant -- a new menu and a slight shake-up in the kitchen. "I see us as a community amenity," owner Brooke Roseberry explains. "The neighborhood is fu ... More >>
Fans of beautiful beets, behold: the Purple Martin (2800 Shenandoah Avenue; 314-898-0011) opened in Fox Park in late March, and true to its namesake, diners will see plenty of purple accenting everything from the restaurant's space to its plates. Located in a residential neighborhood (directly acros ... More >>
Brooke Roseberry has lived in Fox Park for fourteen years, and has seen the historic building at the corner of Shenendoah and California Avenues be many things. Finally, though, she's bringing a restaurant to the neighborhood that it desperately needs. See also: New Restaurant Tidbits: Premierz, t ... More >>
Some quick-hit opening news from around town. - Driving South Grand Boulevard the other day, I spotted activity at the former Mikey Moes location at 5535 South Grand, near the intersection with Bates Street. A sign in the front window advertised a new restaurant called Premierz, featuring "American ... More >>


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Q:Can you tell me what nice places will be open on Christmas Day this year?
A:I've received so many inquiries regarding restaurants open on Christmas that I'm wondering if anyone will be staying home this year. So many people want to eat out that they may have trouble finding seats. For instance, don't even bother calling the Briarwood Inn (1630 8th Street, Golden, 303-279-3121) unless it's to make reservations for next year that elegant eatery is booked solid. And you'll need to act fast to get into the Wellshire Inn (3333 South Colorado Boulevard, 303-759-3333), which has only a few slots left between noon and 6 p.m.
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Not surprisingly, your most reliable options involve eateries connected to hotels. For an upscale experience, try the Brown Palace (321 17th Street, 303-297-3111), which will offer brunch from 10:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. in Ellyngton's and a special dinner menu at the Palace Arms from 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Q's in the Hotel Boulderado (2115 13th Street, Boulder, 303-442-4881) will be open, as will the Swan and the Garden Terrace at the Inverness Hotel (200 Inverness Drive West, Englewood, 303-799-5800) and the Tuscany at the Loews Denver Hotel (4150 East Mississippi Avenue, 303-782-9300). Slightly less formal but still nice would be jou jou, inside the Hotel Teatro (1106 14th Street, 303-228-0770); O'Byrne's Steak and Seafood, in the Westin Westminster Hotel (10600 Westminster Boulevard, Westminster, 303-410-5066); or the Table Mountain Inn (1310 Washington Street, Golden, 303-277-9898).


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A LaFayette pastor turned himself in Wednesday amid allegations that he was involved in stealing money from a 64-year-old woman in his wife's care.
Roger Morgan, pastor of North LaFayette Baptist Church, was charged with theft by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, authorities said.
Morgan's wife, Christi, was the legal guardian of Jackie Humphrey. Christi Morgan was arrested in August after she was suspected of taking more than $165,000 from Humphrey's account, an arrest warrant shows.
Roger Morgan knew that his wife had bought their Chickamauga house using Humphrey's money, according to the GBI.
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This is why we dont goto church...Too much corruptions in todays churches...A lot of the Pastors are either crooks drunks child molesters. This guy should never preach again.. I bet the church members wonder now if their weekly donations is going to pay his car pmt or his light and water bill...lol ..This guy is a joke.
Not everyone in church is saved. Just because someone goes to church doesn't make them a Christian anymore than standing in a garage doesn't make them a car. Being a Christian is a life changing relationship. Sadly, some "pastors" aren't called to be that. But there are many great men and woman out there living a Godly life and ministering with sincerity. Don't lump all churches or all pastors in together. ALL churches aren't bad. After all, they are filled with imperfect people. Just like you and me.
Wonder if he's received his invitation to Mayor Littlefield's fund raiser?
I am a pastor and hurt for all involved in this situation. But to say all churches or pastors are bad because a few make huge mistakes is sad. When most others do wrong it seems people want to show them some grace and understanding forgiveness. Let a church leader go bad and piling on piles up. We are all human, all subject to temptation and all could in the wrong instance fall on our faces. I'll bet the person who did the condemning earlier in a post has never done anything in his/her life to hurt someone else, never lied or cheated, never misled sommeone else or did anything wrong. If so, keep on piling on. If you have done any of the above, I fail to see your right to judge someone else. There is one judge and that is the Lord. This man, his wife and all of us will stand before the same Lord one day and we will all give an account. Churches, their members and pastors may be corrupt in many cases, Jesus Christ is not. He is what faith really is about and I believe he had strong words to say to anyone who judges anyone else.
the church might want an aduit see what the pastor took from it.
The reason a thieving pastor is many steps beyond being acceptably covered by the bland "we all do wrong" philosophy is that a pastor makes his living off of the trust of his congregation.
His people trust him for the accuracy of his message and he is paid for instructing folks as to how they should live their lives.
In my humble opinion, anyone working as a leader in the church should not receive monetary compensation for the spoken word.
Church be a much more visited place by all if it wasn't so centered upon opiating the masses into "tithing" their lives away upon man's promise that God wills it.
If you have a problem with hypocrites in the church, come on down, we have a spot on the front row for you.
My secular leaders? I have no leaders. I don't need them.
I do have people I admire like Lysander Spooner, Benjamin Tucker, Ayn Rand, Ron Paul, Robert Ingersoll, Walter Williams (not the local ex-judicial miscreant) Jeffrey Tucker, Andrew Napolitano, Ludwig von Mises, Barry Goldwater (except for his hawkishness in Vietnam), Ben Franklin, Harry Browne, John Locke, Frederick Douglass, H.L. Mencken, Murray Rothbard, Walter Block, Ray Bradbury, Mark Twain, Karl Hess, Robert Heinlein.
These people were and are freethinkers and libertarians — not neo-cons whose war-mongering and fascism stinks as much their desire to control people's bodies in the bedroom and choices of what they ingest, who they voluntarily associate with, and who they freely choose to do business with.
What makes you think I like Al Gore? I wouldn't cross the street to piss on his stomach if his guts were on fire. Same for Henry Kissinger and Deadly Dick Cheney. Same for Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi. Same for Ghaddafi and Karsai.
I don't need any stinking leaders. I am sovereign by birth. I don't use force or threat of force, but will in self-defense. My right of self-defense pre-dates the US Constitution. It is the right of everyone to defend themselves, whether from oppressive government or oppressive religion.
You may claim to be a libertarian, but from your past posts you're a neo-con, a "Kill a Commie for Christ" or "collateral damage" is OK if it's innocent Muslim women, children and old men. Bomb 'em all and let My One-True God sort 'em out; the type who wants small government unless its corporate fascism, but want to live large in people's personal lives.
So call yourself a libertarian, but the only person you're fooling is yourself. Your ignorance of libertarian ideas is only matched by your cognitive dissonance in your postings.
Reminds me if Richard Nash of Richard Nash Ministries. These guys should be ashamed of themselves.
Wow I do wonder just how "free" some of the folks on here who appear to be angry really are. In the end, everyone is looking for someone or something they can believe in. If it is merely yourself and your deal, that's your freedom. But all the vitrol spewed is sad and reflects what personal politics being spread all over the media does. So many who judge some of the leaders current or past based on junk you see in the media just do not get the whole idea of misinformation. Whom do you trust these days?
"Whom do you trust these days?"
Not pastors who drive expensive cars, live in new mansions, have a church that looks like "Six Flags Over Jesus", steal from others, and defend thieves.
My daddy became a minister following his conversion to Christ. He left a high paying job to take a little mountain church that paid $6.00 (six) a week. He worked at a pulp wood mill run by a mean man to offset starvation. I remember him coming home with bloody hands and Mom would wash them and take the splinters out. He was good to the man who hated Christians like some do but he loved Jesus and he had a heartfelt mission to reach others. He later went into the evangelistic field and usually came home with less than he had when he went. He didn't care - he wasn't for sale. He had cancer and even though he was too sick to be out of bed, he'd still go and visit men he knew needed God. They all came to his funeral and most of them were crying. They knew he cared. It hurts to see people turn off to ministers and church just because a preacher goes bad. We never hear about the thousands who were like my dad. We don't stop going to the doctor because a quack gets arrested. Why turn away from church or thumb your nose at ministers just because we only hear about the bad.


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On this episode of Big Brother 12, nominees Andrew and Kathy competed for the power of veto for the chance to save themselves. Meanwhile, the house plotted to back-door Brendon or Rachel, but their plans were complicated by both of them being chosen to also compete in the veto challenge. Hi guys, I am in Los Angeles this week for the Television Critics Association press tour. The good news: I am taking a tour of the Big Brother house tour while I am here. The bad news: I am unable to post a full recap of last night's events. (I am desperately trying to find a way to recap Thursday's eviction show. Stay tuned.) In the meantime, use the space below to discuss the veto competition and who you think will be going home.
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