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She was a homemaker, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, great-great grandmother and Matriarch of over 50 children.
Born on April 14, 1931 in Coupeville, Wash., was raised on a farm, married Jerry Rumple who was in the Navy and when he retired the family moved to Indiana to work the family farm. She worked at the Loganberry Farm, the Rod & Gun Club, Formfit, Good Samaritan Nursing Home, and Fun-n-Sun Pools.
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The recent conference in Doha, the Qatari capital, convened by some eighteen major crude oil producers ostensibly to re-balance global supply ended without a consensus and was adjourned sine die. Conferees included both members and non-members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC, including Russia. Crude oil prices fell significantly in the immediate aftermath ― U.S. futures falling as much as 6.8% in Asian trading ― but recovered somewhat, on news that a sector strike in Kuwait substantially curtailed the country's oil production. Fund managers that bet on a supply freeze may see their portfolios severely affected and may be poised for a selloff. According to Commodity Futures Trading Commission, net-long positions on both West Texas Intermediate and Brent crude oil grades increased significantly in the lead up to the Doha conference.
An earlier accord saw Saudi Arabia and Russia, two of the world's highest-volume producers, as well as Qatar and Venezuela freeze output at January's near-record levels. The deal, which left some investors sanguine about a consensus in the lead up to Doha, helped lift oil prices from about US$26 per barrel ― near twelve-year lows ― to just over US$40 per barrel. But the outcome of that conference was presaged. Any idea that the conference would be fruitful was always fatuous. Long-standing religious, ideological and geopolitical differences between two of OPEC's highest volume producers, Saudi Arabia and Iran, scuppered the deal.
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There was an inherent futility in that Doha conference. The major oil producers were already producing at near-peak capacities, so freezing output at such levels would have done little to curb the massive supply overhang. Even if a supply freeze accord were reached, no protocol was envisioned ― neither is any in existence ― for monitoring producers' compliance. Moreover, if breaches were determined, one wonders what sanctions would be prescribed and what capability there would be to enforce such. OPEC members routinely exceeded their production quotas when they were apportioned, and largely to no effective penalty.
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Skip to comments.Bergdahl's Hometown Caught In Crossfire Of National Backlash (The heat is on)
Posted on 06/03/2014 3:50:09 PM PDT by tellw
People in Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl's hometown of Hailey, Idaho, say they're shocked by how quickly the captive soldier's homecoming has turned into a national controversy.
Bergdahl was released Saturday after nearly five years in Taliban captivity. Since then, some fellow soldiers have accused him of being a deserter.
Angry phone calls and emails have poured into Hailey's city hall, police department and the chamber of commerce since the weekend. Many online commentators have accused the 28-year-old soldier of being a traitor and a Taliban sympathizer.
The backlash stems from reports that Bergdahl intentionally walked off his base in southeast Afghanistan in 2009. A former member of his battalion has said six soldiers died in the search efforts that followed.
But longtime supporters of the Bergdahl family say at this point, its all speculation. Hailey Police Chief Jeff Gunter said a welcome celebration later this month will move ahead as planned.
It's about them getting their son back," Gunter said. "It's about their son being captive. And all this other stuff -- I understand there's other things in play. But I'm just happy he's going to be reunited with his family. And we're not judging one way or the other. There's a process for that.
The secretary of the Army issued a statement saying they are investigating the circumstances that led to Bergdahls capture. Members of Congress, meanwhile, are pushing for hearings on the deal that led to Bergdahl's release.
The Obama administration agreed to exchange five Taliban detainees for the soldier.
Yeah you're right. Those six soldiers who died looking for this scumbag doesn't matter.
You can thank Obama for dropping you in it
I was shocked that ObaMao would go to this much trouble to save an American soldier given his demonstrated hatred of this country's military. Then I found out why.
I cannot put cartoons on FR. Don't know how and am not a good artist.
But will someone please draw a cartoon that has the following:
Susan Rice at a podium, saying that the Bergdahl issue was just another "bump" in the road to the US leaving Afghanistan, with 6 gravestones in the background with the names of US soldiers killed looking for this deserter.
Entitle it: "Hillary and Rice - Part II"
Everything he touches turns to sh--
Who planned or is planning the local homecoming celebration? Just saying, Obama isn't the only skunk in the woodpile.
Typical low information public employee.
Muslim to Muslim courtesy.
"We don't need another Zero..." Sung to the tune of "We Don't Need Another Hero" (Tina Turner).
Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!
I would suspect Chief Gunter is riding the wave...
"Doesn't matter what the circumstances are surrounding Berghdal...we're going to have a parade dammit!"
The Secretary of the Army, whoever that is, is looking into the Bergdahl affair just like OJ is looking for the killers of his wife and Ron Goldman.
Report due after the 2014 elections.
Is it "Army Strong" (the slogan under which my son served in Iraq) or is it "Army Gone"?
My first thoughts also. This whole mess takes me back to that stinking Jimmy Carter giving all the draft dodgers a free pass while the rest of us went to war. A lot did not come home alive. They all ran off to Canada and Carter gave them a free ticket home. ALWAYS THE STINKING DIMOCRATS who pull this crap.
Indeed, there's a process for that and that process does not consist of good ol' Bowe and his Radical Islamic father having a victory party with Carole King and Code Pink.
Bowe needs to go directly to Leavenworth or Gitmo until an investigation determines if he needs to stand for any violations of Desertion or Treason under the Uniform Code Of Military Justice at a Courts Martial.
I want the rotten egg and ripe tomato concession at the parade.
"Get your rotten eggs and over ripe tomatoes here. $1 each. $10 a dozen!"
Shaving Cream......be nice and clean....Shave everyday....and you'll always look keen.
In their defense, I don't think anyone really knew or understood what the circumstances were PRIOR to his release, but once word got out, man oh man. I'd be sitting back waiting for the smoke to clear on this one before I proceeded with a town celebration of any kind.
The rescued Army truck driver chick who was hoisted up as a hero during Iraqi Freedom comes to mind. They overstated her actions and role and she was finally exposed...don't recall if she came clean or others. But the townspeople were sure made to look silly after all the adulation they poured out on her.
The fellow servicemembers in Bergdahl's former unit either have one serious axe to grind with this dude or what they're saying is absolutely true.
I dismiss the first simply because there has yet to be anyone in a position to know who has come out to rebut the latter about him deserting his post.
"What is it going to take for people to realize there is a enemy Muslim in the Oval Office??!!"
An act of Congress...more or less.
Haley is in the same area as Sun Valley. This is one of two bastions of liberalism in the whole state of Idaho. The other is up by Moscow, Id. as I recall the university.
even the MSM cannot pretend this went on without some big hitches, although they will try to explain things away as quickly as possible and "move on"
Col. David Hunt: US Lost 14 SOLDIERS Searching for Deserter Bowe Bergdahl (Video)
What will Obamadullah do next? This is the first President in my lifetime that I can honesty say is directly and voluntarily placing America in immediate danger by aiding and abetting terrorists.. THESE ARE COMMANDERS, not two-bit street fighters!!!!
"The Taliban is in the building" (WH)
Worded like the NPR Obama toady the writer is.
What do you people in Hailey have in your water??? Do you live in a bubble — maybe under a dome or something???
Whether he taught dance to his Taliban friends or not is a matter of speculation but that he deserted his post is a matter of fact.
That atleast 6 soldiers died in an operation to find him is a matter of fact.
And you want to welcome this guy back as a hero???
What does your local VFW hall think about this???
BINGO!! ANd Jeffey Hunter will be on TV...>NATIONAL TV!!!!
Usually agree with you, but Obie and his MSM minions have lost the battle to get out front of this....
He went on the lam once. I wonder if he is considering it again, when the celebration is over?
Note to chief of Police, Haily, Idaho.
It is NOT just about this family 'getting their son back'.
It is about the circumstances in which he left his post in the first place. It is about just how much he was aiding the enemy in those 5 years,
It is about his father who has been posting some might strange 'Tweets' for a grieving father.
It is about the 6 military members who died in attempts to find & retrieve Bergdahl the Younger.
It is about handing back 5 (FIVE) high threat terrorists who won't turn into choir boys in Qatar. We have helped the enemy again, with the shenanigans of the Oval Office occupant. That is treason.
I am not stupid-—neither are many citizens of this country who have had their sons & daughters join the military in the past 15 years to fight people who want to take the whole world back to the 7th Century.
Obama & the press are selling us all short-—AGAIN.
This time, he cannot control military people who know the truth of the soldier who left his rifle, his body armor, his helmet and his web equipment and walked off his post in the middle of the night.
He wasn't 'caught' in a firefight & truly a POW. He IS a deserter. Obama cannot control this information.
He was NOT at the end of his deployment, as many media outlets are stating. He was there only 2 months.
Apparently, the family Bergdahl has sympathies with the Afghan people. Trouble is-—WHICH Afghan people? The Taliban or those who fear the Taliban? Is this giving Aid & Comfort to the Enemy?
I also suggest that the e-mails & other communications of Bergdahl Senior be carefully examined.
Nothing Bergdahl Senior is saying or e-mailing makes much sense for an American citizen who remembers 9-11.
I say relocate the parade to Wash DC.
He'll get a much better reception from the crowd there.
Looks like they really messed this one up
I remember it well. It was Carter's first official act. I wrote him a really nasty letter, having returned from Vietnam just 6 years before.
" And we're not judging one way or the other. "
This clown is a Sheriff?
I never forgave Carter for that. I remain bitter about it even today. I went, while these other slime bags ran off to Canada. I would not be surprised if some of these nerds are working in the government now.
Works. I was thinking the Sheriff is a clown...
Bergdahl's a high-wire artist,
What a mess he would make if he hit.
Thank goodness it looks like he'll land in
A big, steaming pile of sh-sh-sh-sh .....
Winning is like shaving — you do it every day or you wind up looking like a bum.
Jack Kemp
Howie Carr: Col Hunt On the Price Of Bergdhal's Walk On The Wild Side
Play stupid games, win stupid stuff.
It's not just those six men who died hunting for him but an unknown number of others who were killed because of him giving military info and helping build IEDs. We had a young friend who was killed by an IED in that same province which makes me wonder.
Probably go back to Afghanistan to receive new orders.
You remember precisely correctly. Mind you, these terms are somewhat relative. I was ragging on a very liberal friend in Moscow and he sez, "You know what? This is the most liberal town in Idaho! And eight miles away is the most conservative town in Washington [he means Pullman]. AND YOU CAN'T TELL THEM APART!"
A certain sough of rhetoric may be there - the Sun Valley / Ketchum / Hailey area is, actually, more liberal than here due to resort development there. They are surrounded, however, by red-meat-eating knuckle-dragging rightwing gun nuts, aka normal people. It's something.
Don't think Bowe will be in attendance.
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It's not easy to say goodbye, but the cast of "Glee" will try their best on Thursday when they pay tribute to character Finn Hudson. This week's episode will pay homage to actor Cory Monteith , who played Finn for four seasons on the show before he died on July 13 at the age of 31.
Little is known about how the episode will unfold, but show creator Ryan Murphy has been vocal about how difficult it has been to work on it. Ahead of the airing, MTV News has rounded up what we know about the tribute episode so far.
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Originally it was planned that the episode would deal "directly" with drug abuse after it was confirmed that Monteith died of a mixed drug toxicity involving drugs and alcohol. But, Murphy later changed his mind , noting that "what we're doing in the episode is we are not telling you yet, or maybe not at all, how that character died."
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While Finn was on McKinley High's football team on the show, Murphy noted that the episode's title, "The Quarterback," also reflects the actor's own role among the cast. "The episode is called 'The Quarterback,' and Cory really was that to that group of people and to me particularly," Murphy said. "That group of kids particularly went through the limelight and became world famous at a very difficult age, and many of them really struggled with it … Cory obviously very much struggled with it, but never on the surface, and I think that's why everybody loved him. He was the most kind, the most generous — never a bad word for anybody."
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The songs chosen for the episode certainly will reflect the mournful tone of the episode. MTV News exclusively premiered Rivera's cover of The Band Perry's "If I Die Young" earlier this week. Other tracks included in the episode will include real-life and on-screen girlfriend, Lea Michele, covering Bob Dylan's "Make You Feel My Love," as well covers of the Pretenders, James Taylor, Bruce Springsteen and the entire cast will join together to sing the classic "Rent" song, "Seasons of Love."
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Part 1: ZHUHAI, China/HONG KONG: In an underground mall just a stone's throw from China's teeming border with Macau, a row of 30 small shops with identical golden plaques does a brisk, though shadowy trade with mainland Chinese visitors, many of them bound for the gambling hub.
"Good rates. Better than the banks," shout salespeople jostling to usher clients into shops where thick wads of Chinese 100 yuan and HK$1,000 bank notes change hands and shuffle noisily through electronic cash-counting machines. Licensed as liquor and dry goods stores with stacked shelves of rice wine and cigarettes, many conduct their real business in back rooms - as underground bankers and remittance agents.
"It's very simple," said one agent surnamed Choi, dressed in sandals and ripped jeans, as he served tea in a back office where larger transactions are typically carried out. "You give me renminbi here. Then we deliver Hong Kong dollars to you in Macau. We can move tens of millions each day," he said, glancing up at six security camera images of his shop front flickering on a flat-screen TV.
As China's economy and financial markets mature and gain in sophistication, so too does a vast underground banking industry offering swift, cheap and low risk cross-border fund transfers - shifting hundreds of millions of dollars each day. Much of that activity is conducted openly on the streets of southern China's Guangdong province, where businesses and individuals depend on underground networks to get around strict currency controls - both for legitimate commercial purposes and to safeguard assets beyond the reach of authorities.
Beijing is finding it increasingly difficult to stem the tide of speculative and illegal cash. In the decade since China began cracking down on money laundering, the government has amended its criminal laws and strengthened commercial banking rules, but loosening restrictions on capital transfers has made it easier for hot money to be channeled across the border.
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"China's financial markets are not that mature," said Yu Yongding, an economist at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and former adviser to the central bank. "There are lots of capital controls that certainly have contributed to these kind of activities, while corruption and money laundering also play an important role."
In affluent Guangdong in the Pearl River Delta, cities like Zhuhai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou and Dongguan are major underground conduits for Chinese hot money. The province, where imports and exports amounted to $984 billion last year - a quarter of China's foreign trade - has served as a portal for capital flows since China's economic opening over 30 years ago.
Collectively, the cities form part of a giant, unregulated underground banking triangle between China, the world's gambling capital of Macau and the global financial hub of Hong Kong.
In Zhuhai alone, over 1 billion yuan is transferred daily through underground networks, according to a straw poll of six agents who spoke to Reuters - part of a tight-knit group of 100 operating in the border area.
"Our business has gone up some 30 percent in the past three years," said one who gave his name as Li.
Besides retail-level agents clustered around the borders at Zhuhai and nearby Shenzhen, another deep-rooted echelon of shadow bankers exists across Guangdong out of public view, often working from secret offices, with deals conducted between trusted, well connected parties, often with just a phone call.
"I went to see a friend in this business once. It was just a tiny 100 square foot room filled with banknotes. Can you imagine how much money there was?" said a Hong Kong businessman surnamed Chan who has run a factory in Guangdong for over 20 years. "They're everywhere. In every village, town and city."
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The Washington-based Global Financial Integrity group estimated about $2.83 trillion flowed illicitly out of China from 2005 to 2011, with Hong Kong the largest recipient.
"The enormity of money laundering right now is a problem," said a senior law enforcement official in Hong Kong, who asked not to be named given the politically sensitive nature of his comments as a public official. "Chinese banks in Hong Kong are basically a black hole, even now."
Yan Lixin, secretary general of Fudan University's China Centre for Anti-Money Laundering Studies, reckons more than a third of the capital moving through underground banking channels is dirty money being laundered. "According to the statistics within my scope and my own experience, it's approximately 30-40 percent at least," he said. "The situation is going from bad to worse."
Much of the unofficial flows of capital into and out of the triangle of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macau, facilitate trade and investment in the key economic region, businessmen say.
Illegal cross border bank remittances can be used to wire extra capital into China to buy raw materials or cover wages during peak periods. "It just takes 15 minutes, but official approval can take two weeks," said an electronics factory boss in Dongguan who often uses underground banks. He didn't want to be named to avoid disrupting business ties with such agents.
Unlike other shadow banking systems in eastern coastal regions like Zhejiang, Jiangsu and Wenzhou that tend to collect deposits and extend high interest loans to small businesses starved of credit, Guangdong's underground banks tend to play the greatest role in black money transfers abroad, says China's central bank.


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Skip to comments.Today, I returned to the abortion clinic where I aborted my babies 12 years ago
Posted on 01/26/2012 10:53:52 AM PST by wagglebee
Note: Kelly Clinger, a performer and former backup singer for the pop star Britney Spears, had two abortions when she was in her early twenties. She blogs about her pro-life activities here.
January 26, 2012 (KellyClinger.com) - This morning I returned to the clinic where I had my abortions 12 years ago to pray for and plead with moms not to make the decision I made so many years ago.
As I pulled into a parking spot, I sat in the car for a minute and closed my eyes. I wanted to pray that I wouldnt fall apart; but before I could utter a word, a movie began playing in my head. I could see that hurting, desperate 23-year-old girl who pulled into this very same parking spot in 2000. And suddenly I remembered it all:
Every room in that building.
The faces of the nurses.
The pictures of angels wings on the ceiling.
I remembered tripping on my way to the car because I was drugged and crying uncontrollably.
I even remembered the abortionists hands.
Perhaps I was being naïve, but I wasnt prepared for the flood of emotions that came.
I also didnt expect to be overcome with compassion for the mothers and fathers who were arriving one after the other and were convinced that killing their child was their only choice. I could tangibly sense the despair and the hopelessness they felt. I remember it so well.
I spoke with Robert and Lucia. They are both 18-years-old, and Robert just enlisted in the military. He said his father abandoned him and if they have a child now, he wouldnt be around to take care of the baby. Lucia didnt say much, but her heart was not soft to hear what we had to say. We asked Robert how he could take a vow to defend America and then his first act as a Marine was going to be taking the life of his own child. He came out of the clinic several times and heard our pleas. But he chose death for his child.
I spoke with Beverly who already has four children and said the child in her womb had no heartbeat. I told her we would take her to the hospital around the corner to be sure, but she refused. She even looked right at me as said, I know that God creates life. She came out many times to smoke and would cry at the truth of my words. But she chose death for her child.
Matt and I talked to a young couple that looked to be about four months along in their pregnancy. They are both atheists and at first they were cussing at us and saying they werent going to listen. After awhile, however, they seemed to begin to soften a bit. She told us that the doctor told her she was too small to bear children and she would die in childbirth. We offered to take her to a high-risk OB/GYN to find out what the problem was, but just as she began to talk to us, her boyfriend grabbed her and took her in. Forty-five minutes later, she came out stumbling and groggy as her boyfriend opened the car door for her. I couldnt help but think So now you decide to be a gentleman? You are about forty-five minutes too late. They chose death for their child.
Of the forty-six women who walked into this abortion clinic today, two chose life. I know that heaven rejoices because those two babies were saved, but I wanted to do more.
At one point, one of the sidewalk counselors was pleading with the girls from outside the window. You know that girl you were when you walked in that door? If you kill your child, you will never be that girl again.
I began to weep grieving that Kelly.
But then I felt such an immense sense of gratitude. While I will never be that Kelly, I am a new creation. I remembered Ephesians 2. I was dead in my sins, but because of His great love for me, God, who is rich in mercy, made me alive with Christ even when I was dead in transgressions.
Me and my hero, John,
who pleads for the babies every day.
As I left, I tried driving through my tears. How do you get past the heaviness that you feel for the babies and for the women who will suffer depression, addiction, suicidal thoughts, and lifelong regret?
However, once I stopped crying, I became very angry like Jesus-turning-over-tables angry. My friend John, who prays outside of this clinic every day, said that he cannot get one church to support him. He wasnt even talking about financial support he was talking about prayer support, sending people to pray, anything.
This infuriates me.
Honestly, this makes me never want to step foot in a church again.
There are hundreds of churches within a 15-mile radius of this Orlando abortion clinic. While they are updating their offices, paying for sound systems, and preaching their fluffy messages, babies are dying over 3000 a day.
Friends, hear me, we must shake off our dullness and be SILENT NO MORE and STAGNANT no more!
I am angry with pastors who never mention abortion and will not lend a hand to people like my friend, John. I am angry with those who think that writing a check is enough and never think about actually doing anything for the unborn.
I am angry with Christians who do nothing to stand for the least of these and still call themselves Christians.
I am angry with Christians who do nothing to stand for the least of these and still call themselves Christians.
Until abortion is ended, NONE of us will have done enough.
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What a courageous lady! She is so right about churches today.
I do not accept abortionist who have "realized" the error of their ways. This trash aborted 2 kids and now that she is suddenly calling for life we appluad her? Negative. Now that the act is done, she is suddenly pro life...I am very not convinced her and other abortionist wouldn't again kill their unborn if the opportunity presented themselves. By telling them we accept them, we are kind of perpetuating the problem ourselves. Having a murderer speak on our behalf on this issue infuriates me. The fact we ask murderers to speak for us is disgusting.
Wow. It's a good thing you're not God.
Must be nice to be without sin. I know I'm not worthy of the Lord's mercy because, unlike you, I'm a sinner.
Paul was an accessory to murder, if not a murderer directly, but God used him anyway.
I bet you both vehemently called for Tookie williams to be killled and dismissed liberals using his "recovery" as nonsense. Oh, but because it's an issue you want and need support in, you're willing to overlook past actions. Abortion is murder, she has killed two people...yes, defend her. Let her be your mouth piece.
and so was David. We hope and pray for God's mercy and forgiveness.
Interesting, have you ever read the Bible?
Read chapters 7 and 9 of Acts sometime.
The Apostle Paul was the worst of the worst, yet his conversion was INSTANTANEOUS.
There are tens of millions of women in America who have aborted children, if we aren't willing to forgive and embrace them we have no chance of ever succeeding.
Only God knows the hearts of men. If she is not truly repentant then He knows and will deal accordingly.
Perhaps she is trying to make expiation as best she can under the circumstances.
In any case, she does not speak for me or anyone else; only herself.
But I am glad that God is merciful to the repentant sinner.
The reason we do not permit relatives of victims to sit on juries is that we fear that they will view things emotionally rather than rationally. Being male, and only really knowing one female at the time of her pregnancies well enough to begin to generalize (She's a grandma now!) I might be off the wall here but pregnancy, especially the first one right after the woman knows, is an extremely emotional time. I think it's precisely why women shouldn't be allowed to kill at this time. (I'd extend it to any time too, but everyone who favors abortion favors early abortions, and so that's why I make the point I do here.)
Accepting it is promoting it.
Accepting WHAT exactly?
Do you mean accepting that they, like us, are sinners in need of God's grace and forgiveness? I certainly accept and promote that.
I guess Jesus was wrong then when he spoke to St. Dismas, the Penitent Thief.
Luke 18:9-14
9 Also He spoke this parable to some who trusted in themselves that they were righteous, and despised others: 10 Two men went up to the temple to pray, one a Pharisee and the other a tax collector. 11 The Pharisee stood and prayed thus with himself, God, I thank You that I am not like other menextortioners, unjust, adulterers, or even as this tax collector. 12 I fast twice a week; I give tithes of all that I possess. 13 And the tax collector, standing afar off, would not so much as raise his eyes to heaven, but beat his breast, saying, God, be merciful to me a sinner! 14 I tell you, this man went down to his house justified rather than the other; for everyone who exalts himself will be humbled, and he who humbles himself will be exalted.
It amuses me how y'all interject God concerning a murderer of the unborn in defense of having a murderer justifiably be the mouth piece for life. All while dismissing the same tactics by the left when they talk about repentant child molesters, rapists and murderers of the born.
Again though, I forget, we're talking about *your* issues so it is ok to be a little hypocritical.
Just curious: are you a Christian? Because if so, you've got a very distorted & twisted view of repentance. May God show you more mercy than you are willing to show others. Prayers for you.
Again though, I forget, were talking about *your* issues so it is ok to be a little hypocritical.
Where on this thread did you see anyone post anything even approaching what you are accusing us all of?
What are you talking about? The only person who has mentioned Williams (whoever he is) is you.
Yea, how dare Saul change his name to defend the man who's followers he murdered.
The Hippocrit! /s
We forgive those who see the error of their ways, which one of us have nOt sinned?
I am more pro life then most people I know. I even believe abortion is wrong in the case of incest or rape.
I am the product of a rape, had abortion been legal when I was born in the 1950's, then I would not be here today.
However, I forgive her, and I thank God that she has seen the truth before she had more abortions.
Shame on you, shame on you for not forgiving.
I guess you will be voting for Romney, because Newt is a sinning adulterer. Me, I forgive him, because like this woman, she asked God to forgive her. That is why Christ shed his blood on Calvary, so we can be forgiven.
I don't think it's fair to compare emotionally compromised women who are often pressured and coerced into having abortions to that of serial killers and sexual predators.
I don't know if she was pressured or not, but I'll entertain the possibility of that.
As a repentant murderer, she makes an effective spokeswoman because she's "been there" - not because pro-lifers think it's great (or even a matter of indifference) that she had abortions.
All while dismissing the same tactics by the left when they talk about repentant child molesters, rapists and murderers of the born.
When do the left do that? Exactly which "repentant child molesters, rapists and murderers of the born" are you talking about?
"...I am very not convinced her and other abortionist wouldnt again kill their unborn if the opportunity presented themselves."
I doubt very much that she would ever have another abortion. I don't know where you get it that she's just itching to slaughter another baby.
What would you have this woman do? Go hide out in her home forever in shame?
Do you not believe that her sins will be forgiven?
Isn't she, who knows the emotional pain that abortion causes, the ideal person to advance the pro-life message?
So forgiveness can only be applied when levied against me on this issue? He was a killer in prison who "realized the error of his ways" in prison. The point being, liberals make this exact argument to defend having shady people and are ridiculed for it by conservatives. Only to have us, for our issues, do the exact same thing. The difference I see between myself and many of you, is that abortion is murder to me and I think should be a jailable offense carrying capital punishment.
Sad how I am villianized but an abortionist is touted...you people have your priorities pot on. I mean I'm just calling for life to be appreciated and respected...but these women not only are calling for the same thing, but have killed innocent people..yay them!
Unfortunately, abortion is not illegal. Murder, rape, and child molestation are.
A murderer can go to heaven, but the state can still put him or her (Carla Faye Tucker, for example) to death. There are consequences to every sin, whether it is obvious or not. If we have broken man's law, by man we are punished. If we have broken God's law, as all of us have, to God we must answer.
While it would be better if man's law and God's law were in perfect harmony, God does grant certain authority to the state to punish evildoers and to protect the innocent (Romans 13).
You seem a little confused.
Jesus forgave us and taught us to forgive, we should follow Him.
By your rhetoric, it is apparent the pro-life cause is not your issue.
Forgiveness is part and parcel of the Judeo-Christian heritage on which this country was founded.
If you have a problem with pro-lifers or the forgiveness explicit in our Judeo-Christian heritage, then you will not last long on FreeRepublic. The attitudes you are expressing on this thread certainly do not belong on this forum.
I'm thinking you should review the quote on your own home page again.
I would also be interested to hear of your efforts in trying to turn young women away from abortion.
She is a repentant abortionist. She is not being celebrated for having an abortion. She is being admired for recognizing that what she did was wrong, and taking action to make amends.
God no longer views her as "an abortionist", but as a saved sinner seeking grace.
At one time, this woman had an abortion. The abortion was performed by an abortionist.
This woman is not an abortionist.
Definition of ABORTIONIST: one who induces abortion
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I don't know if Tookie Williams accepted Christ into his life, but I hope he did. And it's well known that serial killer and cannibal Jeffery Dahmer was saved before death.
Does this piss you off? Would you refuse to enter Heaven if Tookie and Dahmer are there?
You sound very angry today.
If liberals had him speaking from prison on the wrongness of murder and how it should be illegal, I'd be all for that. I'm not sure what it is liberals did with regard to this guy, but I doubt it compares to how pro-lifers are putting this woman forward as a spokesperson.
I'd like to refer you to your own homepage.
'Williams protests that he has no reason to apologize for these murders because he did not commit them. [...]
'The dedication of Williams book Life in Prison casts significant doubt on his personal redemption. This book was published in 1998, several years after Williams claimed redemptive experience. Specifically, the book is dedicated to Nelson Mandela, Angela Davis, Malcolm X, Assata Shakur, Geronimo Ji Jaga Pratt, Ramona Africa, John Africa, Leonard Peltier, Dhoruba Al-Mujahid, George Jackson, Mumia Abu-Jamal, and the countless other men, women, and youths who have to endure the hellish oppression of living behind bars. The mix of individuals on this list is curious. Most have violent pasts and some have been convicted of committing heinous murders, including the killing of law enforcement.
'But the inclusion of George Jackson on this list defies reason and is a significant indicator that Williams is not reformed and that he still sees violence and lawlessness as a legitimate means to address societal problems. There is also little mention or atonement in his writings and his plea for clemency of the countless murders committed by the Crips following the lifestyle Williams once espoused. The senseless killing that has ruined many families, particularly in African-American communities, in the name of the Crips and gang warfare is a tragedy of our modern culture. One would expect more explicit and direct reference to this byproduct of his former lifestyle in Williams writings and apology for this tragedy, but it exists only through innuendo and inference.'
Request for Clemency by Stanley Williams
Your argument makes no sense at all. Did you venture onto this thread simply to whine and insult others?
She made a mistake and she is admitting it. She and millions of women since Roe vs wade have made the same mistake.
"Having a murderer speak on our behalf on this issue infuriates me".
I understand you are upset with her decision to kill her two babies but think about this for a moment.... What this young woman has to say about her life is extremely important. She can illustrate her poor lifestyle choices and how abortion affected her life negatively. Plus, she can shed some light on just how abortion clinics and society verbally manipulate them into thinking that abortion is their only choice and a "simple procedure" to remedy a situation so she can go on with her life. Many times, people in a certain situation respond better to someone who has been in their shoes. Will a sixteen year old unwed girl listen more to a middle aged woman (with three kids and who has never had an abortion) or will they respond more to a younger person who made a horrible decision that she will regret forever?
If pro-life people ridicule, humiliate and refuse to accept a repentent person, then we simply show we have no feelings whatsoever to people who have made a horrible decision and changed later. Instead of embracing them into a community that is pro-life, should we shun them? If so, many other women will never discuss how abortion negatively affected their life. If this occurs, the pro-choice crowd wins... it solidifies the "it's only tissue and not a baby" sentiment that is used so much.
That is a very powerful testimony.
You never heard of repentance?
Those who are blinded by the lies of Satan are blinded. They can't see the truth until God opens their eyes. There but for the grace of God go I. Or you. Or any of us.
There is just so much wrong with your condemnation of her that I hardly know where to begin.
However, these words come to mind.....
Matthew 5:7 Blessed are the merciful, for they shall receive mercy.
Matthew 9:13 Go and learn what this means, I desire mercy, and not sacrifice. For I came not to call the righteous, but sinners.
Matthew 6:14-15 14 For if you forgive others their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you, 15 but if you do not forgive others their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses.
Mark 11:25 And whenever you stand praying, forgive, if you have anything against anyone, so that your Father also who is in heaven may forgive you your trespasses.
The fact we ask murderers to speak for us is disgusting.
And you're not perfect either.
God didn't think it was disgusting.....
Matthew 5:22 But I say to you that everyone who is angry with his brother will be liable to judgment; whoever insults his brother will be liable to the council; and whoever says, You fool! will be liable to the hell of fire.
1 John 3:15 Everyone who hates his brother is a murderer, and you know that no murderer has eternal life abiding in him.
Ditto to your wonderful reply!
On the contrary, she is an incredible witness to God's forgiveness and healing. It's hard enough to reach women damaged by the Big Lie. They are too ashamed to reach for help from anyone because others will condemn them instead of help them find salvation through Christ on the Cross.
Thankfully, she doesn't have to answer to anyone now but God.
No, it isn't.
Love the sinner, hate the sin.
Tookie Williams = bad example for you to use. He was so violent that when he died, guards and prisoners alike heaved a sigh of relief.
No one was safe from his murderous reach, neither inside nor outside of that prison.
Thank you.
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When you work hard for your money, you do not want to lose it. And if you invest your hard-earned money, you want to see great returns. But if you're looking to invest money, be careful! We have an expression: If a deal is too to be true, it probably is.
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Boycott, a word often in the news, is a form of protest. But do you know where it comes from? The origin of this word is a "cautionary tale," a warning. Read on to learn the roots of "boycott" and many words related to tenants rights.
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Many people love a big snowstorm, such as snow bunnies. Snow bunnies are not cute little animals that hop around on the ground. Some Americans dislike cold weather so much they go to a warmer climate to escape it. These people are called snowbirds.
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Despite Opposition in Party, Bush to Seek Emissions Cuts
Published: March 10, 2001
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A task force within the administration is reviewing its stance on the treaty and other climate issues. But last week, Mrs. Whitman told a gathering of environment ministers from the Group of 8 -- the leading economic powers and Russia -- that the review ''does not represent a backing away from Kyoto.''
Perhaps the strongest proponent of controlling greenhouse gases within the administration is Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill. As chairman of Alcoa, he spoke forcefully of the threat posed by the atmosphere's carbon dioxide levels, which have risen 25 percent since the late 1800's. ''There is no doubt about this issue,'' he said in a 1998 speech.
Despite the intensifying effort to sway Mr. Bush from the power-plant bill, supporters of the legislation say that if it is written the right way it can eventually be passed with the president's support.
They point to the unequivocal language used in Mr. Bush's Sept. 29 position paper, which stated that he would seek legislation that would ''establish mandatory reduction targets for emissions of four main pollutants: sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxide, mercury and carbon dioxide.''
Not only that, proponents say, the same paper promoted the difference between his mandatory cuts and the proposal of his rival. ''Vice President Gore has advocated only a voluntary program,'' Mr. Bush said.
One impediment to a bill is a sharp battle line drawn by some in industry against language that would label carbon dioxide as pollution. That classification would bring it under the umbrella of the Clean Air Act.
But a bill could be written that controls the gas while stating it is not a ''pollutant,'' according to William F. Tyndall, vice president for environmental services and federal affairs at the Cinergy Corporation, a power company based in Cincinnati that has a fleet of coal-fired plants around the Midwest but supports a comprehensive plant cleanup.
''We've been promoting this idea and see it as an elegant solution to a very difficult situation,'' Mr. Tyndall said. ''I think it has a real shot.''
Cinergy, American Electric Power -- a huge coal-dependent midwestern power company -- and some other utilities say they would accede to the limits in the expectation that the bill would provide flexibility. That could come in the form of allowing utilities to trade emissions credits earned by reducing emissions or planting forests, which sop up carbon dioxide through photosynthesis and store the carbon in wood and soil.
Just as important, Mr. Tyndall said, such a bill would eliminate uncertainty about future regulation, making it much easier for a company to decide which of its existing power plants to improve, which to shift to cleaner fuels like natural gas, and which to shut down.
For the moment, the White House is giving no signal about whether it will stick with the campaign position, with the first glimpse of its policy likely to come when Mr. Cheney's task force provides its initial findings on how to restore the country's energy balance. That report could be completed later this month.
In the meantime, opponents have built up their pressure, most visibly in sharp attacks on Mrs. Whitman for reaffirming in recent statements Mr. Bush's pledge to include carbon dioxide in a cleanup of power plants.
One e-mail message distributed recently to Congress, reporters and a list of conservatives by the Greening Earth Society, a group financed by coal-based utilities, described Mrs. Whitman as Christine Todd Browner -- an allusion to Carol M. Browner, the E.P.A. administrator under President Clinton.
Yesterday, though, officials at the White House and E.P.A. said that Mrs. Whitman had not been pressured to change her remarks, though she was apparently nudged gently to tone things down.
''They are backing her up,'' said an E.P.A. official, referring to White House officials. ''No one is telling her not to speak. Everything she said was in his campaign message. They're just saying let's have some caution in the public statements until we are finished with this review.''
Photo: The Bush administration is supporting an effort to restrict carbon dioxide emissions from coal-burning plants like this one near Moundsville, W.Va. (Associated Press)(pg. A9) Chart: ''KEEPING TRACK: Carbon Emissions'' Carbon dioxide production from fuels burned at U.S. power plants. Graph tracks coal, oil, and natural gas outputs from 1990-1998 in millions of metric tons. (Source: Environmental Protection Agency)(pg. A9)


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Cyberonics To Report Fiscal Year 2013 First Quarter Results And Host Conference Call On August 28, 2012
HOUSTON, Aug. 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Cyberonics, Inc. (NASDAQ:CYBX) today announced that the company will report financial results for the first quarter ended July 27, 2012, of its fiscal year ending April 26, 2013, on Tuesday, August 28, 2012, before regular market trading hours. The company will conduct a conference call to discuss those results on the same day at 8:00 AM Central Time ( 9:00 AM Eastern Time). Fiscal Year 2013 First Quarter Results Conference Call InstructionsThe conference call will be available to interested parties through a live audio webcast in the investor relations section of Cyberonics' corporate website at http://www.cyberonics.com, where it will be archived and accessible for approximately 12 months. To listen to the conference call live by telephone dial 877-638-4557 (if dialing from within the U.S.) or 914-495-8522 (if dialing from outside the U.S.). The conference ID is 10497932.A replay of the conference call will be available approximately two hours after the completion of the conference call by dialing 855-859-2056 (if dialing from within the U.S.) or 404-537-3406 (if dialing from outside the U.S.). The replay conference ID access code is 10497932. The replay will be available for one week on the above number. About Cyberonics, Inc. and the VNS Therapy ® System Cyberonics, Inc. is a medical technology company with core expertise in neuromodulation. The company developed and markets the VNS Therapy System, which is FDA-approved for the treatment of refractory epilepsy and treatment-resistant depression. The VNS Therapy System uses a surgically implanted medical device that delivers pulsed electrical signals to the vagus nerve. Cyberonics markets the VNS Therapy System in selected markets worldwide. Additional information on Cyberonics and the VNS Therapy System is available at www.cyberonics.com . Contact Information Greg Browne, CFOCyberonics, Inc.100 Cyberonics Blvd., Houston, TX 77058Main: (281) 228-7262/Fax: (281) 218-9332 firstname.lastname@example.com SOURCE Cyberonics, Inc.
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Police dog captures fugitive in 5 minutes
Saturday, November 4, 2006
The Scott County Sheriff's Department's new canine has been on active duty for about a month and half.
By KYLE W. MORRISON
Southeast Missourian
Lance Farrow had nowhere to run.
After leaping from a 14-foot-high bridge, he took off running from Scott City police officers who pulled him over on suspicion of driving while intoxicated.
In the early morning hours Sunday, Farrow, 37, could have evaded capture in the darkness had it not been for one dedicated and furry officer.
After about a five-minute search beneath the Ramsey Creek Bridge near U.S. 61, Jaro, the Scott County Sheriff's Department canine, sniffed Farrow out and officers arrested him without incident.
"They did a wonderful job," Scott City police chief Don Cobb said of the county canine and deputies. "We would have been out there all night."
Jaro has been on active duty for the sheriff's department for about a month and half, Scott County Sheriff Rick Walter said. About $18,000 in donations bought and trained the animal, and donations were expected to maintain Jaro, he said.
The canine is the second dog on Walter's staff, but Jaro is more versatile than Lady, who is used only for tracking. Jaro can track, sniff out drugs and attack, according to Walter.
In Farrow's case, Jaro saved the Scott City Police Department man-hours and possibly prevented further crimes.
"Even on a misdemeanor situation like this, that person becomes desperate," leading to carjackings and other crimes while the suspect flees the scene, according to Cobb.
Greene County issued a warrant for nonsupport against Farrow, Cobb said. However, the warrant is such that only an arrest in Greene's surrounding counties could result in extradition; Scott County officers could not have held him, he said.
But apparently Farrow did not know this and decided to take off running, the chief said. The jump from the bridge hurt his shoulder, and he was taken to a hospital for treatment following his quick arrest with the help of Jaro. This was Jaro's first capture of a fleeing suspect, Walter said.
He was later released on state summonses for driving while intoxicated, failure to drive on the right side, having an open container and resisting arrest, according to Cobb.
Since being brought to the department, Jaro has helped with searches throughout the county and has assisted other agencies, including those in New Madrid County.
The canine has even helped out Walter.
The sheriff recently pulled over a vehicle for a minor violation in Sikeston, Mo. Jaro and his handler, deputy Paul Dirden, responded to the scene to assist. Within minutes, Jaro was able to sniff out narcotics in the vehicle. A routine traffic stop turned into a drug bust.
"I probably wouldn't have been able to find it without the dog," Walter said.
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Investigators following leads Aug. 27 in the shooting death of a Manila man in Fulton County recovered a firearm stolen from the 16th Judicial District Drug Task Force.
Fulton County Sheriff Lloyd Martz said David Burch, 49, of Salem was hitchhiking when a 16th Judicial District Drug Task Force officer picked him up and offered him a ride.
During the trip Burch stole a semi-automatic handgun from the officer, Martz said.
Burch has been charged with theft of property, a class C felony.
According to Arkansas State Police, investigators discovered the stolen gun after interviewing Burch in connection with the Aug. 26 death of David Stone.
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