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Maybe you didn't notice it last week, what with the Mideast conflagration and the Wall Street crash, but some big news happened on our beat, too. WebMD threw in the towel. Oh, the company still exists. But the WebMD of Jim Clark that was going to take over the world, the WebMD of young Internet entrepreneur Jeff Arnold, quietly disappeared last week. There's a lesson here for us all.
Maybe you didn't notice it last week, what with the Mideast conflagration and the Wall Street crash (not to mention the Mets and Yankees), but some big news happened on our beat, too.
WebMD threw in the towel.
Oh, the company still exists. But the WebMD of Jim Clark that was going to take over the world, the WebMD of young Internet entrepreneur Jeff Arnold, quietly disappeared last week. It slunk out of Atlanta with its stock price between its legs and went quietly into Marty Wygod's pocket.
Wygod, 60, is a veteran executive who usually runs his companies out of New Jersey but prefers to live in southern California. He owns horses, plays hardball, and knows the medical industry.
I first came across Wygod in the late 1970s when I was at the Houston Business Journal. He was building an outfit that would become Medco Cost Containment. Medco looked like a mail-order pharmacy, but its game was really to do something folks today figure neither Gore nor Bush can do - squeeze drug companies for lower prices. Wygod eventually sold Medco to one of those drug companies, Merck, for $6.6 billion in 1993.
Wygod could have retired right then, but he didn't. Instead, he left Merck for a small online medical outfit called Synetic. He merged Synetic with a medical software company and renamed it Medical Management, so it now has links with 185,000 doctors. Then he took 69 percent of CareInsite, a web site for doctors and patients, and took that public. Finally, in February of this year, he merged the whole thing with Clark and Arnold's WebMD nominally for $5 billion in stock.
This last deal shocked people. Wygod had essentially built the same business as WebMD but under the radar and profitably. Why sell out? Now we know the answer. If Arnold's plans had worked out, he'd have had another fortune. If they didn't, he would have had most of his competition in his pocket. And this is what happened.
That's where it stands today. All that big talk about Clark or young Arnold taking over the medical industry was just that. Quietly, old Marty was simply executing, building a larger version of his old Medco Containment operation, but one that could do more than process drug orders. He executed by working within the system, helping outfits like Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey save money and working separately with doctors and hospitals, under various company names, toward the same goal.
There's a lesson here. Business isn't about headlines, hype, or revolution. It's about delivering what you promise to customers and evolving that into your fortune.
I mentioned that in Wygod's spare time, he's a horseman. He lives north of San Diego but keeps a farm in Buellton, northwest of Santa Barbara. He runs many of his horses at Del Mar Thoroughbred Club, about seven miles from his home. One of those horses is a two-year-old filly named Tranquility Lake. Wygod recently advised trainers who might be thinking of running against her not to do it.
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Has anyone had a problem getting superglue on fingers and not being able to totally remove it? I tried nail polish remover when it first happened, but I must not have removed it sufficiently. It's been half a year now, and the inside edges of thumb and index finger on both my hands never completely heal. The skin there stays dry and cracks easily. It's as though the glue is under my skin and the skin refuses to heal, the way a finger won't heal over a splinter. Cortizone cream belps but doesn't solve the problem. Any suggestions?
Oh NOOO! Oh, that's SO annoying! That must be driving you batty.
I wish I knew what to tell you. Using nail polish remover or a little paint thinner does the trick. Have you tried paint thinner, and then washing your hands really well?
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You're welcome, Pinky! :) (I'm very fond of pink!)
My main problems come from fondling fabrics too much and getting my hands wet too often. I guess the chemicals in the fabric dyes and finishes get to me. And water is bad for me, my dermatologist told be to avoid water and chemicals. I hope you find a solution to your problem!
Oh, and I think the only thing that is special about surgical super glue is that it's sterile.
My doctor suggested cortisone, which helps. I am a housepainter by trade and now I wear cotton gloves all the time when working because the paints dry out these problem areas. I'd like to cure it instead of just treat it. I'm not crazy. I know it's glue-related. Can I just expect the skin to always be on the verge of drying and cracking? Is that what excema is?
Super glue should not be in your fingers for that long. I can't stand it on there for a few minutes and often find myself biting and picking until it's off of my fingers! LOL Like others said, wetting it tends to loosen it up and surely by 6 months later, the glue would be gone. It sounds like you have a different problem. Maybe it started as the glue and you had an allergic reaction or something and it's just compounding because it's not totally healing?


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This September marks 86 years since scientist Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin in 1928.
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San Francisco is currently going through a chocolate renaissance – new artisan chocolate makers and chocolatiers are popping up at every food festival and in every neighborhood. One of these chocolatiers, though, is actually a Bay Area classic making a welcome return – Charles Chocolates.
{SF} The Return of Charles Chocolates
May 23rd, 2013 · 3 Comments · Chocolate, Reviews, San Francisco, Sweet Spots
An Easter Egg Cake for Easter
March 30th, 2013 · 11 Comments · Cakes, Cookbooks, Recipes, Reviews
Ok, this post is going up a little later than I wanted but at least I made it before Easter – why is it when you *have* to get a post up on time that things invariably go wonky? I wanted to share this cake that I picked out from Martha Stewart Living's special Cakes and Cupcakes edition, as it's so apropos for the holiday.
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{Cookbook Review} Souvenirs and the Making of Memories
March 18th, 2013 · 9 Comments · Cookbooks, Recipes, Reviews, Tarts
Pineapple carpaccio with lemon sorbet, cilantro granité, pineapple chips, and crystallized cilantro from Souvenirs.
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Thanks so much for all your kind wishes and congratulations. These last two weeks have seemed like a lifetime in a completely new reality. We're learning more about Isabelle and how to be parents to her every day, and every day she seems to have grown a little more. It's hard to believe that in another week she'll be a month old. We made a outing to the local baby store and a couple with a six month old in a stroller looked rather wistfully at us and said, "Enjoy her now. She'll be big before you know it." I can scarcely imagine. My days are measured in minutes and hours right now and six months seems unfathomably distant.


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The sweet, tangy, refreshing flavors of this drink will have you coming back for seconds!
This was very refreshing to have on a Sunday afternoon upon arriving home from a family trip to the park.
The weather has finally warmed up! Spring has finally sprung and signs of "new life" is upon us. This is indeed my favorite time of the year. Not only because we get to experience beautiful sunsets, listen to birds chirping, watch the plants as they blossom; but we get to enjoy ice cold beverages, outdoor grilling and lounging around on the deck in the presence our families and friends. Can we ask for more?
Strawberry Pineapple Fruit Punch
Yield: ~10 cups
2 cups strawberries
2 cups pinepple, cored and cleaned
Juice of 1 lemon
1 liter 7up (gingerale or any fizzy clear drink works well too)
Puree strawberries and pineapple in blender until smooth. Pour into pitcher with 1 liter of 7up. I used a little over 3/4 of the bottle as the entire bottle didn't fit into my pitcher.
Fill glasses with ice and pour drink into glasses.
*You may puree strawberries with up to 1/2 cup of sugar for more sweetness. Or if too sweet, dilute with up to a cup of water.
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Oliver Burkeman has helpful suggestions for finding happiness... for people who hate positive thinking.
Broadcast date: Tuesday 5 March 2013
Oliver Burkeman is a writer for The Guardian based in New York, and also writes a monthly column for Psychologies magazine.
He's been closely following the self-help phenomenon and he says most of its gurus have it exactly backwards.
Oliver thinks that if you really want to pursue happiness, you should ditch the positive thinking and travel the negative path: embrace failure, embrace embarrassment and above all accept insecurity.
His non self-help self-help book is called The Antidote: Happiness for people who can't stand positive thinking, published by Text.
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July 30 2014 3:00 AM EDT
A nearly 100-year-old water pipe burst on Tuesday, pouring out millions of gallons of water and flooding parts of the city and UCLA campus.
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A BODY has been found in a remote area behind Whalley Golf Course.
The discovery was made yesterday evening in the area of Wiswell Moor Quarry, a police spokesman said.
The identity of the body is not yet known but police have confirmed it was that of a man in his fifties from the Ribble Valley.
The man's body was later taken to Royal Blackburn Hospital.
A police spokesman has said that there is nothing to suggest that this death was suspicious at this time and inquiries are still ongoing.
He also said that a postmortem examination is to take place and the death is still being treated as unexplained.
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my first batch has been in bottle for about 3 1/2 week, and it taste flat, when i open the bottles(espesially the ones in swingtops) it makes a nice pop like its been carbonated well,b but still tastes flat.
my second batch has been bottled for almost 3 weeks and i tried one, and when i pop the cap there is very little sound from the carbonation, and its completly flat, no bubble in the beer...
i used john palmers method for priming both batches, and now i have a 3rd batch to bottle and i dont know what to do..
Keep them at 21C until they are carbonated, even if that is a couple of more weeks. How much priming sugar did you use, and what type?
You just need more patience. If a beer isn't ready at three weeks, there's nothing wrong.
The 3 weeks at 70 degrees, that that we recommend is the minimum time it takes for average gravity beers to carbonate and condition. Higher grav beers take longer.
Stouts and porters have taken me between 6 and 8 weeks to carb up..I have a 1.090 Belgian strong that took three months to carb up.
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Watch out for bicycle salesmen who wear ties. Or, really, anything besides a pair of beat-up jeans. Those clean-cut dudes will assume you can afford to peddle something that costs more than open-heart surgery. And they are as much fun to haggle with as a pot of boiled cabbage. To escape that snooty, yuppied-out bike scene, check out Federal Bike Depot, a nondescript white building with a seafoam-green overhang on a quiet North Beach street. These are bikes for the people, with secondhand rides that cost $100 to $250. The shop has a fine selection of mountain bikes and beach cruisers by brands such as Trek, Schwinn, and Diamondback. Every once in a while, you'll find a sweet deal on a vintage Raleigh. Nothing fancy — just decent bikes at fair prices. It's the jeans and T-shirts of the bike world.
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Be Kind Memphis, A Charity Concert for Operation Tucci w/ Dirty Streets, Chinese Connection Dub Embassy, Cotton & Coal, Sam Ward 18+ Ages
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Uninvited Music | Art | Bikes | Skate September 18-21, 2014. A bespoke Brooklyn event brought to you by Entrepreneur Eric Chavez, owner of Chavez Design, Lavender Lake, and Nihil Gallery. When Eric Chavez settled in Gowanus, Brooklyn, his neighbors were empty lots and broken windows. Although his mainstay was Event Production Design + Fabrication, within months, Chavez had rounded up partners and opened Lavender Lake, a gastropub adventurous enough to be the cornerstone destination in the hood. Sensing a permanent shift in the area, the next project was an art gallery to satisfy the need for off-beat culture and a gathering place for new, young, local blood to see and be seen. Enter Uninvited. This 4-day event will turn an empty lot in Brooklyn into a micro community of metal music, motorcycle enthusiasts, skateboarders, and art lovers enjoying the last of the summer wine, and creating a platform for an annual street event set to become a Brooklyn legend. Each day and night will host open skate sessions on an undisclosed sponsored ramp, while the afternoons and evenings of world class Metal bands fill the undisclosed sponsored stage next door to Nihil Gallery, which will concurrently feature an Exhibition around the metal, motorcycle, and skateboarding counter culture. The front of the gallery houses a retail store, selling event and band memorabilia, smaller works of art, other related objects, and curated fashion and accessory items. At night Nihil Gallery becomes a cinema, showing relevant films on big screen and offering a place to relax. After the live music and cinema portions of the evening conclude, a DJ will take over and Nihil Gallery becomes an afterparty until daybreak. Attendees will be welcome to camp on site after 10pm, from Thursday 9/18 until Sunday 9/21, creating a truly vibrant community full of experiences and stories to tell for years to come. Beer and limited alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase as well as food, so there's little reason to leave once you've been Uninvited.
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Bio: The Dirty Streets are a young band from Memphis who have no fear of bathing in their proto-punk and soul roots. Their album Portrait of a Man is an obvious product of digging on the likes of the MC5, Rolling Stones, James Brown, Cactus, Humble Pie and the Faces.
We posted two songs from our upcoming album "Movements" on our Facebook page.
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Belka, who heads a new body charged with coordinating international rebuilding efforts in the war-ravaged country, warned on Sunday that revenue from oil exports will not nearly cover reconstruction costs.
"The reconstruction demands of Iraq are immense, far larger than can be covered by revenue from oil exports, so the financing gap is huge," Belka said at the inaugural meeting of Iraq's Council for International Coordination (CIC), AFP reported.
The US aims to boost oil production to 2 million barrels a day by the end of the year, generating revenue of as much as $14 billion.
Oil output
Still, current output is only about 300,000 barrels a day, and increasing cases of industrial sabotage are hampering efforts.
The focus will, therefore, be on an international donor meeting scheduled for 23 October in Madrid.
Representatives of some 50 countries will meet to discuss reconstruction matters. Belka says he expects donations in the run to the summit.
"Most reconstruction needs will have to be financed from outside, from donors and the U.S. Congress," Belka told AFP.
"I can't talk about any specific numbers, but we are talking about billions," he added.
The International community will be needed to help Iraq fund reconstruction, for at least the coming two years, Belka said.
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We have have a very busy summer. We have had an huge increase in request for support of veterans and their animals by the VA.
With the reform and federal focus on the Phoenix / AZ VA system Veterans are getting assistance. But many still are not seeking assistance because they will not leave/abandon their animals. We average about 6 animals in our care system for Veterans in a VA program. Each animal costs about $250 a month to care for in boarding / medical care.
Unfortunately several of the veterans have passed on in 2014 while we were caring for their animals. Others are not able to be self-sufficient post treatment and have not been able to reclaim their animals. Our animal rescue arm, Valley Dogs rescue, has taken their animals in will be finding new homes for them.
If you are interested in adopting any of the animals in our care please click HERE. Many great pups are waiting for their new home.
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i've been weight lifting now for about 3 years and am currently thinking about entering in some contest's. does anyone here weight lift competitively?
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You're looking great but I think you need to post this on the exercise forum.
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Do you want to do weight lifting contests or bodybuilding contests? I ask because it's not clear why you posted pictures when asking about weight lifting. For WL - your body structure and how you look really isn't important, it's what you can lift in the various events that counts. If it's BB you're interested in, body structure and how you look is everything and for that, you need minimal body fat to allow the muscle structure to show.
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Fifty people lined up outside court yesterday to shake hands and commiserate with a "revolting" Irish man jailed for five years for sexual assault. The local parish priest was also one of the thug's admirers.
Danny Foley was a bouncer in the town of Listowel who picked up the 22-year-old victim as she was leaving the nightclub in which he worked.
Police later found the woman naked form the waist down and semi-conscious alongside a garbage container, with a man "crouching over her." Her body was covered with bruises.
By any measure, it was an extraordinary scene when 50 mostly middle-aged men lined up to shake the bouncer's hand and hug him before his sentence was read.
Judge Donagh McDonagh yesterday stated the woman's victim impact statement was one of "remarkable dignity." He said Foley's "revolting" claims, the "odious language" he used to describe his victim and his claims were attempts "to add insult to injury" and to "demean and denigrate her further in the eyes of the jury and the public."
The judge also strongly criticized Castlegregory parish priest Father Seán Sheehy, who said in a statement that Foley was always "respectful of women."
"He always struck me as having the height of respect for women. There is not an abusive bone in his body," the priest said.
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"Even though my name has never been mentioned in the press, Listowel is not a big town and everyone knows it's me. I feel as if people are judging me the whole time. I've been asked by people I know if I am sorry for bringing Dan Foley to court. I am not sorry for it. All I did was tell the truth," the woman said.
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The decision by the Detroit Lakes planning commission to recommend denial of a special use permit allowing a three story 105 unit "senior" complex in the Clear Creek subdivision was both welcome and concerning. Statements from neighbors, business members, and community members addressed original platting and covenants of the development and traffic volumes relevant to Long Lake Road. Realty representatives spoke of legal liabilities related to zoning changes.
I believe that it was at the May 11 meeting that Kathryn Kallis resigned from the Frazee-Vergas School Board. Here we are, almost two months later, and no one has been appointed to fill the vacant position. So I can't help but ask: "Why?" It would have seemed appropriate to me if the board chairperson would have asked the school board members that very night if they wanted to consider someone who had filed and ran for the school board just a few months ago. This never happened! Why?
Thank you to U.S. Rep. Collin Peterson for successfully changing energy legislation recently passed by the U.S. House of Representatives. Congressman Peterson changed the bill so that renewable energy from forest biomass and wood products mill operations would be treated equally with other sources. We are lucky to have this common sense fighter representing our state.
Oh, what a night! What an awesome relay we had, even though Mother Nature chose to give us not one but two drenching showers, we were also rewarded with two beautiful rainbows and a wonderful night! The only other thing we could ask for would be the beautiful luminaries we lost in the process.
Politics often has been described as the art of lying with a smile. Tom Clancy wrote the infamous confession onto Jeffrey Pelt's lips when his character acknowledged, "Listen, I'm a politician which means I'm a cheat and a liar, and when I'm not kissing babies I'm stealing their lollipops. But it also means I keep my options open." It's the what and the why. It could be argued that this is perhaps an overly cynical view. And yet H. L.
The Motorcycle Riders Foundation strongly supports the Motor Vehicle Owners' Right to Repair Act (HR 2057) and urges Congress to swiftly pass the legislation in order to safeguard individual vehicle ownership rights today and in the future. We believe that consumers are entitled to the right to choose how their motorcycle, car or other type of vehicle is maintained or upgraded.
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The Humane Society of the Lakes would like to thank State Patrol Trooper Brandon Bibich, Becker County Deputy Sheriff Bruce Anderson and Ottertail County Sgt. Matt McGuire for their traffic support during our Hawgs 4 Dawgs charity motorcycle run June 20. We had many positive comments, and your support was very much appreciated by the riders.
I am grateful for each person who is willing to serve his/her country in the military. I know that it is because of their service I am able to write this letter and voice my opinion. So it was with great interest that I read the article about Dr. Stacey Smith's, deployment (Wednesday, June 17, Becker County Record). I am pleased to see that someone in his position would be willing to serve his country through military service. It is not only him that is serving but also his family. It is a sacrifice for the entire family when someone is deployed.
Present conditions have served to provide some limitations in our traditional means of acknowledging this past Sunday through the buying of gifts and the other material items of Father's Day. In a way, perhaps that might be a positive. Therefore, I felt I would make up for that by sharing some thoughts and maybe providing some insight and understanding. Often we are burdened by the requirements of daily life, or words simply fail us at the appropriate instant.


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I think a lot of the time for me it's the faffing around you have to do with headphones to have music while I run that put me off as much as just enjoying the outdoors without music. Headphones that keep popping out with annoying regularity, this only gets worse the sweatier they get, just one more thing I don't need when I'm trying to do an activity I enjoy, it takes away from the enjoyment for me personally.
The whole concept, that's a bit of a sweeping statement - you don't think some people are mentally tougher than others and you don't think you can improve that toughness.......
I would say that there is more mental strength to be gained by running without headphones than with - simply the fact that you are pushing yourself to hit your targets and keep going rather than 'needing' music to push you on. To my mind this can only be a good thing when you come to do a race and you're running through the pain/speed whatever barrier and the race rules (quite rightly IMO) don't allow headphones - how do the headphonies handle those situations I dunno...
Commando and vaseline for the family jewels, works for me
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If you've been following me around, you'd have noticed that I've shown a great dislike towards how the last agent of time arc concluded, it seems like a waste of potential above anything else, so I was hoping that maybe this new issue could have regained that spark waid had at the beginning of his run, which gladly is exactly what had happened. This is one heck of an issue, and it excites me greatly.
Firstly, I had previously stated how much I disliked the change in character, specifically for Banner. While for the most part waid wrote a great Bruce, the way things developed had left me scratching my head for a while, I'm not sure if I was confused or angry at the fact that Banner had become jealous of the other brainiacs of the Marvel universe. I sat down thinking, telling myself that Banner isn't selfish, he's a selfless hero!, but after come contemplation it occurred to me that changes happen, and they are good only if the actually make sense, and in this case it did. I understand now why Banner would be jealous of Tony, Hank and Reed, it's probably because he has been overshadowed by the hulk for so long that he eventually developed an inferiority complex, Banner probably feels that unless he beats the other he won't be able to clear Hulks name of his work and efforts. This made so much sense when I finally came to this realization. However, yet again, this is a good opportunity to evolve Banner as a character, here needs to be a price for his ego, which will lead him to a better path, and something tells me that that is exactly where we are going.
The story itself unfolds pretty simply, but that doesn't mean that it isn't great. Waid has seized a good idea here, The Marvel Universe is facing a crises that requires intelligence, so we get Beast, Hank and tony as guest stars. This increasingly entertaining and fun, the relationship and tension between the group of eggheads was not only well written but very funny too, not to mention the fact that the inclusion of the assistants made it all the more amazing. I laughed a lot when Banner shows his invention to the others, and while they do come to quick decision, I can't really say I blame that for that. I seemed to notice that this still boils down to Tony Vs Banner, which is fine really, If Jeff Parkers annual proved anything, it's that the dynamic between these two gets really intriguing.
These events spiral out of control, which eventually leads to a great fight. Clay Mann is an amazing artist and I really hope that he doesn't leave this title for a very, very long time. His Hulk is absolutely spectacular and the sky fight between Hulk, tony, Beast and Hank( yes you heard that right) was breathtaking. Clay Mann has great Character designs as well as great story telling skills.
Overall, I really liked this issue, it had great action, great writing, and spectacular art. I hope waid keeps up the writing quality he had in this issue. It's a great start to a new arc. If I have to Nitpick i'd say that I wanted to see more of Randall, but Mark maid it pretty clear that he'll be very important further on.


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India (MNN) — Hindu redicals continue to put pressure on Christians in many areas of India, but one evangelistic program is going almost unnoticed.
A leader is with Mission India of Grand Rapids, Michigan. He says literacy is the key to evangelism in some areas. "Many communities are open to learning how to read, where they're not open to traditional evangelism methods. And so, we go into a community and ask them if people want to learn to read. And, most of the time we get a very positive response. We use Bible content primers then and we see about 40-percent of the people going through our literacy program becoming followers of Jesus Christ."
He says it's generally a persecution resistant approach to evangelism. He says, "The benefits from literacy have a stronger attraction than the fact that it's Biblically based."
He says they need financial help. "We have a demand of about 125,000 people wanting to get into the program of which we've only been able to accommodate 50,000 this year. We need additional funds to be able to meet the current demand." 25-dollars can support one student for one year.
He says the church can have a huge impact on not only literacy, but also evangelism, because of the high number of people that turn to Christ.
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Picture Perfect: Iowa in the 1940s
Full Program: During the late 1930s and early 40s, Everett Kuntz snapped hundreds of photos documenting everyday life in and around his hometown of Ridgeway, Iowa. But it wasn't until learning he had cancer... 39:58
James Nachtwey on the Scars of War in African conflicts | PBS
Photographer James Nachtwey begins his career in 1976 with a New Mexico newspaper. Moving to New York in 1980, he becomes a magazine photographer, working fo... 01:26