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I was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, the daughter of Van Buren Mayo and Margaret Elaine (Bandy) Mayo. I married my best friend in 1979, we remained in the area until 1986 when we moved to Indiana in search of work. We have remained in the north every since, though I surely do miss home. I have been researching his family, the descendants of Hans Johannes Bischoff, for many years, as well as my own family lines including, but not limited to, Mayo, Bandy, Crawford, Whittlesey, Miller, Maxwell, Loflin.... The descendants of Hans Johannes Bischoff have spread all over the world, but they started out in this country around the Floyd and Montgomery county areas in Virginia. I've become very close to the entire family, and continue to add "new" family members and information all the time. Please contact me if you think you might be related, or if you have information about them, or my side of the family. Bishop family common surnames include Lester, Skaggs, Quesenberry, Simpkins, Goad, Phillips, Justice, Harper, Drake, Keene, Taylor, Slone, Smiley, Abshire, Matney, Maynard, and many many many others. My husband and I have finally settled again, this time for good, in Frenchburg, Kentucky. This is next door to Morgan County Kentucky, where his great grandparents are buried, and there are still Bishop descendants living there, who have never left.
Sadly, West Liberty, Kentucky, the county seat of Morgan County Kentucky, was hit by a devastating tornado Friday, March 2, 2012, just 2 days ago as of this writing. The families there will need your help. Please consider donating to your local Red Cross to help get them the assistance they need so badly. We live a mere 17 miles away, and our place, thankfully, was unharmed. We are very fortunate and thank God for our blessings.
I'd deeply appreciate any flowers and notes to be added to my parents names, grandparents, my late grandson Andrew Vincent Elkins, and my husband's late mother, Sue Elaine Bullock, as well as his father, Dow Darrell Bishop's memorials. Van Buren Mayo, and Margaret Elaine (Bandy) Mayo are my parents names. I live 1000 miles away from my family's burials, so it is difficult to get down there in person. I am hoping their online memorial will grow because of my friends here on findagrave. Make sure you visit my virtual cemeteries as well, I have quite a few set up and plan on adding more names and burials as I go. Thanks in advance, and remember, feel free to write. You can also check out my facebook page, listed above.
I have to add something to my profile here on FindAGrave. I have spent many years researching family history, I have also spent a lot of time networking for the lost and/or missing, as well as preparing memorials for people that no one else seemed to care about enough to bother with memorials, or much of anything else.
Recently, I have been "plagued" with the following requests:
Could you please delete, they were listed with final disposition here:
Up until today, there was only one person that was doing this. Well, not even just today. There've been a couple more here in the last few weeks. Tonight, I received a message from one of them that I truly did not appreciate. I removed it.
As I have repeatedly said, I am NOT a hateful, spiteful person. Sure. Duplicate memorials do tend to clutter up the site. But who's to say who's memorial is actually the duplicate!
As TIME PERMITS, I will go through and try to remove these duplicate listings. However, I will only remove duplicates that I put up SECOND, after an original listing was already there. I will not remove a duplicate listing of mine if someone else created one after I put mine up.
If you have a problem with me, or my memorials, or you'd like to legitimately request a change, them please- make sure that you leave me a way to contact you back. I'm not a hateful person, nor am I spiteful, but I do not appreciate messages such as what I have received from this person, with no reply available.
I don't have a problem with real requests that are legitimate, and nicely put.
With that said, I appreciate your cooperation and your help, and please have a nice day.
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margaret brown
East Wren Cemetery
Hi Nancy:
With your permission, may I add a picture of the graveyard to each of the memorial pages, so that they will not be so bare? If I add the picture, it will say that added by Margaret instead of Nancy. I will wait until I hear from you. Again, thank you for all of your hard work!
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Thank you eve so much for clearing up the duplications and transferring the pictures. I do not know exactly when you did all of this but again, thank you very much!!!
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RE: Hermine Bishop
It wasn't uncommon for patients to be transferred to other state hospitals, usually they were trying to get them closer to their home or it was an issue with over-crowding. Western State Hospital is still active and you could try contacting their records department since they have retained many old files.
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Hi my name is Erica, and I saw that you had left flowers on Jessie James Bishops grave. I just wanted to know if you knew more about him . I believe he is my great grandfather . My grandmother's grave site is also listed on here but the two are not connected . If you have any more information please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com
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margaret brown
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There are numerous duplicates between you and another informer. Please check. I have been working on this cemetery for approximately 2 years. Thank you!
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on Mar 17, 2014 4:08 PM
Hi Nancy,
I see you are from Louisiana and that you have left a few virtual flowers @ Resthaven Cemetery on a few Mayo memorials. I have 3 Mayo memorials in that cemetery and do not know any of them. Would you be interested in me transferring them into your care?
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Saw the message you left on (the wrong) "Diehard" profile page. The one you are looking for is contributor #46809256. Her real name is Jackie Wilson Goddard; she has appointed herself THE Findagrave police patrol but not likely with the approval of Find A Grave Admin. You are just one of 100s of contributors she hassles every month with numerous SACs and also posts in the Find A Grave Forums.
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Anyone using Iridium plugs? I have had great success with Brit bikes using these plugs. Anyone know the Iridium equivalent to the recommended Bosch plug for the 79 R100RS? Thanks.
I have been considering trying the iridium plugs also but they seem to be the resistor type only so it would mean changing the spark plug caps to the no resistance type.
I always used resistor plugs in my regular (resistor) caps on my GL500 and never had problems. Is there any reason why they wouldn't work in an R100? I'm considering this for my '88 GS.
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Iridium ? I don't see the point, but try it and see. I'm using Bosch W78 Plus 4's. Doubled my HP and halved the fuel consumption.
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WEDNESDAY, Oct. 8 (HealthDay News) -- European researchers say they've figured out how to coax sperm-producing testicular cells into embryonic-like stem cells.
The findings are the latest in a flurry of published research that seeks to duplicate embryonic stem cell behavior and biology while sidestepping the political and ethical obstacles associated with their use.
"The ability to make a pluripotent stem cell from an individual without the ethical and immunological problems associated with human embryonic stem cells is a big deal," said Peter J. Donovan,, a stem cell expert at the University of California, Irvine.
The new research was published online Oct. 8 in the journal Nature.
Thomas Skutella of the University of Tubingen in Germany and his colleagues used testicular tissue from 22 men to create what they call "germline stem cells." Essentially, they collected these tissues, isolated the cells that give rise to sperm cells, and then cultured them in growth media containing factors that support the development of human embryonic stem cells. Within a few weeks, the cells took on many of the genetic and growth characteristics of embryonic stem cells.
At the genetic level, for instance, the new cells were more like embryonic stem cells than sperm cells. When injected into immune-compromised mice, they produced teratomas, a tumor that contains many different kinds of cells. When grown in culture dishes, the new cells could be directed to differentiate into muscle, bone, neurons, and pancreatic tissues, the study authors said.
"My summary is, it is a nice paper, they made big progress in getting to a pluripotent cell, and they show pluripotency with a teratoma experiment," said Dr. Gerd Hasenfuss of the University of Gottingen, Germany, who has published papers on converting mouse sperm cells into stem
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A MARTIAL arts expert will knuckle down to beat a world record to raise money for a children's charity.
Instructor John Bland is aiming to hit a punchbag non-stop for more than 36 hours and three minutes.
The current record punchbag marathon was by Ron Sarchian in California, USA, in June 2004.
And John has been training hard for his big challenge in aid of the NSPCC, clocking up a staggering 33 hours already.
John, 28, who is a Third Dan black belt, said: "The training is going really well.
The main problem will be sleep deprivation.
"I will be able to have a five-minute break every hour to eat or go to the toilet."
John, of Burnley Road, Rawtenstall, has been studying martial arts for 21 years and is an expert in karate, judo, kickboxing, kyusho, jujitsu and small circle jujitsu.
He will throw more than 60,000 punches – the equivalent of 30 to 40 punches per minute – and said he had a spare punchbag in case he delivers a knockout blow.
He said: "I could do with more witnesses to watch me.
"They must be public figures such as NHS or the police.
"They will be able to say I've actually done it and I've not just been sat down."
His family, including wife Clare, daughters Toni, Rachael, Chloe, Sophie and Lia, are all giving him their full support.
"My family thought I was a bit crazy but they're all really backing me now.
"I have got five children and I've been teaching martial arts to children, so it will be good giving them something back," he said.
John will carry out his world record bid at the Dragon's Zen Dojo at Newchurch Methodist Church on Friday 8 October, starting at 10am.
He teaches self-defence classes for six to 11-year-olds on Tuesdays, between 7pm and 8pm; 11-16 year olds 8pm to 9pm; adults 9pm to 10pm Tuesdays, and other classes take place on Thursday, Friday and Saturdays
What.....my joints are already exploding in anticipation.
Not quite sure what he's trying to do there on the bag, turtle style kung-fu body check?
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Whew! That is going to be tough on the shoulders. I don't envy his attempt. That is just going to be painful and miserable.
I think he is doing a Chi blast on that bag in the pic.Combatives training log.
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Just replaced the chain and sprockets on my f800gs and feel I should comment on the tool I used. It's the Motion Pro PBR chain tool. The PBR stands for Press Break Rivet as it does all three. It's easy enough to look up on Amazon so I'll not post a link but I'll sum-up by saying it's worth every penny.
It is well built and comes in a nice carrying case. It's a tad bulky and heavy so I don't think I'll be carrying it in my on-board tool kit, but if I lose a chain on the road, I'll probably need more than a PBR tool anyway. The instructions make it easy to use as long as you have a little mechanical know how. As usual, I read through the instructions a couple of times when I received the tool and had a good idea of what to do before starting the job. It worked as promised and I actually look forward to using it again. The RK chain I used it on had a hollow nose rivet instead of a quad stake so that's the anvil I used but I imagine the stake anvil works just as well if not better. I'd used to fear the "no master-link chain replacement", but this made it too easy.
If anyone needs to replace a chain, just lemme know and I can put this thing to good use once again.
Eddy: I dropped the front sprocket down a tooth to 15. No difference in chain length, freeway performance is just peachy and low speed maneuvering is like butta'!!!
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The Kansas City Royals are only 3 games into the season, however, they have already given fans much reason to believe things could truly be exciting in 2012. Coming into this season, there have been a wide array of opinions on what the Royals record might be when the 2012 season comes to an end. The most optimistic of prognosticators predicted as many as 85 wins for the Royals on the high side, while some have picked them to show little to no improvement and still finish last. The first series of the season was sure to be an immediate test, heading out west to take on Albert Pujols and the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Not only were they going to have to deal with that extremely potent offensive attack, but they would have to face starting pitchers Jared Weaver, Dan Haren, and Ervin Santana in succession. So while the world was watching how Pujols would perform on his new club, the Royals took advantage of the attention and showed the baseball world that it is time to take notice....
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Sen. Bernard Sanders, I-Vt., and Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., were part of a group of U.S. senators to introduce a bill Wednesday to preserve Saturday mail delivery.
The measure may provide the Postal Service with new options to make money by permitting services such as notarizing documents, issuing hunting and fishing licenses, and allowing beer and wine shipments, Sanders said.
The legislation, which was simultaneously introduced in the U.S. House by Rep. Peter DeFazio, D-Ore., would also prevent mail-sorting centers and rural post offices from shutting down.
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A normal childhood was not in the books for Beyonce. At 8 years old, she met LaTavia Robertson while auditioning for a girls musical group and Matthew Knowles, Beyonce's manager and father, later paired the two with LeToya Luckett. In 1992, cousin Kelly
Small gigs and much label-shopping later, the four beauties cemented their relationship by calling themselves Destiny's Child. In 1997, "No, No, No" became their first official single, and they got off to a big start as the track went multi-platinum. The girls were instantly popular in the media and impressed all with their self-titled debut.
Bringing in the bills, bills, bills
If critics were impressed with this new R&B group's success, they were absolutely floored when The Writing's on the Wall hit stores in 1999. DC, led by the incomparable Beyonce, had three top ten hits within the year: "Jumpin, Jumpin," "Say My Name" and "Bills, Bills, Bills." They became one of the best-selling female groups of recent memory after this second album sold more than 9 million units worldwide. At the same time, it was announced that their single "Independent Women Part 1," off the Charlie's Angels soundtrack, had reached the largest audience ever in the recorded radio airplay -- 140.4 million pairs of ears.
Grammys came during group split
Shortly after the announcement of five Grammy nominations at the 2001 awards show and the excitement of the unbelievable record sales, LeToya and LaTavia left the group amid management struggles. Legal problems ensued, but Destiny's Child became whole again with the arrival of Michelle Williams, and, for a short stint only, backup singer Farrah Franklin. At the Grammys, DC took home two awards, Best R&B Song and Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group, both for "Say My Name."
Now a trio, Destiny's Child's third album, Survivor, which debuted in the spring of '01, garnered a whole new set of hits, like "Bootylicious" and the title track. The success of Survivor resulted in another Grammy for the group in February 2002. In fact, the American Music, MTV, Soul Train and Image Awards all showered the group with more hardware and praise.
Breaking records and breakup
After all this success, the group's three talented sistas decided to try their hands at solo careers before investing their time in another Destiny's Child album. To no one's surprise, Beyonce has captured the bulk of the spotlight with her sex appeal and strong vocals. Even before her first album was organized, she had a hit with Jay-Z called "Bonnie and Clyde '03" and was cracking up audiences with her big-screen debut alongside Mike Myers in Austin Powers in Goldmember. This simply prepared fans for what was to come with Dangerously In Love, released in June 2003.
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Beyonce displayed a versatile style with this solo effort, creating the club hit "Baby Boy," the pop success "Crazy In Love" and the soulful "The
Her work outside the recording studio does not go ignored either. As she prepares for a solo tour, Beyonce can be seen in ads for L'Oreal and Pepsi, and in the musical/comedy The Fighting Temptations. A star of her caliber comes along very rarely, so we expect even bigger things from our favorite R&B star in the near future: more music, movies and sexy outfits, please.
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Currently, no tick-borne disease vaccines for humans are licensed in the United States. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration licensed a vaccine for Lyme disease in 1998 and it was withdrawn from the market in 2002. While the vaccine—based on outer surface protein A (OspA) emulsified in aluminum hydroxide adjuvant—prevented transmission of Borrelia burgdorferi from ticks to humans by killing spirochetes in ticks, three doses were needed to provide 80 percent protection against infection. A number of problems contributed to the withdrawal of the vaccine. The antibody titers did not persist for long time periods, which required individuals to receive multiple boosters to maintain protective immunity. Furthermore, a number of autoimmune-related side effects, including arthritis and neuropathology, were reported to possibly be associated with the vaccine (Schuijt et al., 2011). A short stretch of amino acids in OspA with the potential for molecular mimicry with human LFA-1 (lymphocyte function associated antigen) was identified as a possible cause for the autoimmune-related responses, but this finding remains controversial (Steere et al., 2001; Ball et al., 2009). In Europe, current efforts are focused on developing vaccines with a modified OspA that does not contain the sequence linked to autoimmune responses. Other vaccines for Borrelia are in varying stages of development as either single- or multiple-antigen vaccines that include OspB, OspC, or DNA-binding protein HU-alpha.
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If you haven't experienced the wonderful, weird, wild world of ACE Team's downloadable first-person melee game Zeno Clash--and you're not hell bent on waiting for it to hit Xbox Live Arcade at some point in the future--I suggest you keep an eye on Steam this weekend. The game will be available at half price, which will make it $10. Which will make it an undeniable deal. Which will make you foolish if you pass it up!
If you do pass it up, ACE Team says the price will return to $15 after the sale is over, still five bucks cheaper than it was. So you have little excuse not to try this one out. For more on what makes Zeno Clash crazy and great, you could read my review.
And since the melee combat was one of the game's strong points, it's pretty swell of the ACE Team guys to prep a free DLC pack called The Pit (not to be confused with The Pitt) that will provide some new challenge levels, where you can fight a bunch of animal dudes and fall through the floor. Here's the pitch, and a trailer showing off the shenanigans to come.
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We must join together and reassert in an age of relativism that there are objective truths which can be known, principles by which we can form truly free societies, and rights endowed upon us by God.The American founders carried such a vision into the experiment in ordered liberty called the United States of America. However, they did not come up with this ennobling and enabling vision on their own. They received it from the treasury of Western civilization. Only a return to the Christian vision of the human person, marriage and the family and the society founded upon it - the insistence upon normative, fundamental moral truths - can secure the future of Western civilization.
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Keywords: life, family freedom, solidarity, christendom, Christian worldview, evangelicals, catholics Deacon Keith Fournier
CHESAPEAKE, VA (Catholic Online) - Throughout my life I have tried to bring Christians together to engage and transform the culture - with varying degrees of success and failure.
My identity as a Catholic Christian grounds me in a vision of the human person, marriage and family, the Natural Law, human freedom, and an understanding of a truly just social order which flows from the Social teaching of my Church.
This teaching is called social because it speaks to human society and to the formation of social institutions. The truths and principles it offers are certainly taught in both the Bible and the Christian tradition. They derive from a Jewish and Christian worldview.
However, they can be known by all men and women because they are revealed in the Natural Moral Law and can be discerned through the exercise of reason. These truths and principles form the foundation of a truly free and human society.
Catholics are not alone in this claim. Increasingly, our evangelical protestant Christian friends are standing with us as together we recognize that the urgency of the hour demands such a response. I am convinced that this growing alliance is the key to securing a future of authentic freedom.
The Natural Moral Law can be known by all men and women through the exercise of reason. It is the ground upon which every great civilization has been built. It provides norms needed to govern ourselves with equity and justice. It must also inform the civil or positive law of a Nation or it devolves into anarchy or collectivism.
The struggle we face in the West is the rejection of our Christian roots. Those roots informed our worldview. We face competing definitions of human freedom, human dignity, and human flourishing in the West. What is needed is a recovery of the classical Christian worldview and the social vision which it entails.
This worldview is not about being left or right, liberal or conservative - within the contemporary politicized use of those words. It insists upon the existence of truth in an age of relativism. We must gather a movement around such a worldview and work together.
I propose four areas where we are in major agreement and upon which such a movement might be structured; life, family, freedom and solidarity.
There is a hierarchy of rights which begins with Life. When there is no recognition of a preeminent right to life, there follows an erosion of the entire structure of all human rights. Human rights do not exist in a vacuum; they are goods of the human person.
When a society fails to recognize that persons are more important than things and loses sight of the inviolable dignity of every single human person at every age, every stage and of every size, it embraces a form of practical materialism and loses its soul.
Human rights are goods of the person. When there is no human person there can be no rights to be received or exercised and the ground upon which the entire infrastructure of derivative human rights is constructed is shaken and weakened.
There is also such a thing as a real common good which we all must work toward. It is objective and measurable. It is very different than the fraud which often masquerades under the phrase 'the common good' these days.
The worst example of the fraudulent notion of the common good is to deny the inalienable Right to Life of our first neighbors in the womb. Worse yet, to claim there is a right to kill them in the womb at any time and for any reason which is the real 'right'.
You can never have a right to do what is always wrong.
When we insist upon the recognition of the Right to Life by the Government we are not being 'single issue' voters. Human dignity is objectively present in every human person, whether in the first home of the womb, a wheelchair, a jail cell, a hospital room, a hospice, a senior center or a soup kitchen.
Another truth and right revealed by the Natural Law and foundational to a free society is marriage. Marriage is ontologically between one man and one woman, intended for life, and open to children. Marriage is not an elastic social construct which can be redefined by courts or legislatures.
Marriage is the foundation of family. Family is the first cell of society; first church, first school, first economy, first government and first mediating institution. It is the first place where children learn to be fully human, grow in virtue, flourish and are prepared for citizenship in society.
The current effort to redefine marriage out of existence threatens our future as a free, virtuous, happy and healthy society. Marriage and family have been inscribed by the Divine Architect into the order of creation and relation.
Then, there is freedom. There is no word which echoes more passionately within the human heart than that word freedom. The United States of America was founded by men and women who experienced threats to freedom's promise and risked everything to secure a future of freedom.
Our Nation has been deceived by a counterfeit notion of freedom as giving people the right to do whatever they want, rather than the right to choose to do what is right. This profane idea that freedom gives us a right to kill the innocent and to live lives divorced from moral norms to govern our behavior is leading us into a new form of slavery.
When there is nothing objectively true which can be known by all and form the basis of a common life then there is no freedom. Instead, we teeter on the brink of anarchy.Authentic freedom has a moral constitution within which we must exercise our right to choose.
Freedom only grows when we choose what is good, respecting the truth about the human person, human flourishing, the family and the real common good. It is lost when we choose against what is true and right and we fracture our common bonds.
This is why religious freedom is the first freedom. It ensures that the leavening role of revealed truth helps us to form our conscience and shape the choices we make as individuals, families and as a society.
Authentic freedom is also not just a freedom from - but a freedom for. It must recognize our obligations in solidarity to one another. Any notion of freedom which begins and ends with the isolated, atomistic individual as the measure will never promote the real common good.
Freedom brings with it obligations to do what is right and to care for others, especially the poor in all of their manifestations. We have an obligation in solidarity to one another and, in particular, to the poor. We are our brother/sister´s keeper.
However, we need to apply the social ordering principle of subsidiarity in implementing this obligation in governing structures and in the economic order. This principle insists that governance should be exercised at the lowest practicable level - first - beginning with the family.
Larger governing entities must never usurp the rightful role of families and the mediating structures of society such as religious institutions, associations, charities and small self governing structures between the family and the institutions of civil government.
Statism never works, whether of the rightist or the leftist version. It squelches freedom, creativity, initiative and genuine human compassion. Not because government is somehow intrinsically evil, but because collectivism is simply not good government; it is tyranny.
The question we should ask is whether government is good, including whether it is efficient and effective as well as healthy. That can best be assessed by considering who does the governing, where it happens and whether such governing reflects truly moral values.
Our Common Mission
We must join together and reassert in an age of relativism that there are objective truths which can be known, principles by which we can form truly free societies, and rights endowed upon us by God.
The American founders carried such a vision into the experiment in ordered liberty called the United States of America. However, they did not come up with this ennobling and enabling vision on their own. They received it from the treasury of Western civilization.
It is only a return to the Christian vision of the human person, marriage and the family and the society founded upon it - the insistence upon normative, fundamental moral truths - which can secure the future of Western civilization.
As a Nation we have lost our moral compass. As a result, we are losing our freedom. The idea that we can separate moral issues from fiscal or international issues is wrong. There is a moral basis to every political, economic and social concern.
We need to work together to support political candidates who promote an authentic vision of human freedom - not a libertinism masquerading as liberty or a selfish individualism which rejects our obligations to one another.
They will need thick skin because they will face the brunt of the intolerant secularists and the derision of some within both major political parties. The secularist censors of the hour want to deny any truth claims and forbid us from making them in the public square.
They want our truth claims confined within our Church Walls. They try to use the Police power of the State to silence us. This is not freedom it is tyranny. It must be opposed. We need to stand together and form a new resistance movement.
There is a difference between a secular state which welcomes all religious expressions or none at all, and secularism, an oppressive anti-religious regime which seeks to censor out of the public forum the wonderful contributions of the Church, people of faith, and the great ideas informed by faith which have shaped the West.
It is Time for an Evangelical and Catholic Alliance for the common good.
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High School Volleyball: Texoma's Regional Quarterfinal Schedule
Vernon at Iowa Park - November 7, 2014
Vernon wins the 4A Area Round match with Springtown in 4 sets at Bowie High School Thursday night.
In straight sets...
UIL Volleyball Bi-District games will be played Monday & Tuesday.
Top 10 plays of the week!
Perryton at Vernon - October 31, 2014
The Vernon Lady Lions wrap up the regular season with a 3 set sweep of the Hirschi Lady Huskies at the Hirschi Fieldhouse Tuesday night.
Our Friday Night Football Game Of The Week is Perryton at Vernon. Kickoff is set for Friday night at 7:00 at Lion Stadium.
Area Tennis Tournament: Semifinals
Vernon at Bushland - October 24, 2014
Iowa Park defeats Vernon in 5 sets to give the Lady Lions their first district loss Tuesday at Vernon High School.
Top Play of the week!
Dalhart at Vernon - October 17, 2014
Top ten plays
Abilene Wylie at Vernon - October 3, 2014
Springtown at Vernon - Septmeber 26, 2014
Top plays of the week!
Vernon vs Hirschi - September 19, 2014
Love ran for 392 yards on 21 carries in a win over Burkburnett in Week Three