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Tyrunn Walker, current Detroit Lions and former New Orleans Saints football player, has been named Grand Marshal of the 2016 St.
Hundreds of residents in Franklin participated in the annual march in honor of Martin Luther King Jr on the day that bears the civil rights leader's name on Monday.
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Dolly Parton is on the road for her Pure & Simple Tour through November, and she knows that when living on the road, it's important to eat well and right.
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- You're ice fishing with frozen hands, struggling with line, or even losing fishing rods.
All of that can ruin your day on the lake.
Karol Baugh of Three Lakes thought there had to be a better way.
So he invented one.
"My thought was, you should be able to use some of your equipment, pick the length rod that you want, the weight of the rod, the line, and the reel and the drag, and fish any fish you want to, just like you would in the summer time," Karol says.
What he calls the K Baugh Blue is far ahead of traditional tip ups or tip downs.
But it also can handle just about any type of rod and reel.
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It took months and months of tinkering to master the K Baugh Blue.
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"Two to three times a week we're here," Barker said.
The Merrill mother brought her kids to the daily free lunch program at the park Wednesday morning. For Barker, the healthy meals make a big difference in her life.
"The generosity, the park, we go to the library, so it's all in a convenient area," Barker said. "And, it's all healthy food."
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Both numbers are Wisconsin records.
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That's because the Plum Lake Town Board voted against opening up parts of two roads: Kurtzweil Road and Birch Spring Road. Both are on the border of Sayner and St. Germain and are shared between the two towns.
A few months ago, St. Germain asked Plum Lake to open parts of those roads as part of an ATV route. At first, the Plum Lake Town Board approved them. That was before they found out a section of Kurtzweil Road was completely in Plum Lake.
"At that time the Plum Lake Town Board by a 2 to 1 vote approved letting them use that, assuming at the time the two roads were boundary roads equally shared by Sayner and St. Germain," said Will Maines, the Plum Lake Town Chairman.
So when St. Germain came back to the next town meeting with an ordinance for the roads ready to go, the Plum Lake town board then voted no.
Maines said most of the people in Plum Lake don't want ATVs on their town roads. The board found this out from a survey of residents and taxpayers they sent out in 2015, where he said about two-thirds of non-resident property owners and about two-thirds of Plum Lake resident voters voted against allowing ATVs on town roads.
"We'd like to cooperate with the town of St. Germain, but we represent the people of Plum Lake, and they have given us the message loud and clear: they don't want us to allow them on any section of our roads," Maines said.
The St. Germain Town Chairman Tom Christensen said the decision is "disappointing," but, "it is what it is."
About 6 towns in the eastern part of Vilas County allow ATVs on town roads, but the towns in the western part of the county don't allow them on town roads.
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The Rhinelander Fire Department responds to a few injuries every year from fireworks. That's far better than the national average of more than 10,000 fireworks-related injuries. But the most common injury actually comes from a firework many parents consider safe.
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Submitted: 06/29/2016
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Prosecutors and defense attorneys agreed with a psychiatrist's report Wednesday that 41-year-old Matthew Skalitzky was mentally ill at the time of the killing.
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Submitted: 06/29/2016
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As more and more of the world looks to knowledge, education and science as the routes out of poverty and conflict, parts of America seems to be slipping back toward the Dark Ages, when fear of knowledge and science led to an impoverishment of civilization that had lasting effects for centuries.
I've recently returned from two weeks in northern Europe, and a series of scientific water meetings and discussions with people from over 130 countries. They read the news from the United States with incredulity. America is still seen as the place to come for aspiring students and scientists around the world. Our public universities, despite assaults on budgets, independence and knowledge, still struggle to maintain their excellence. But my friends and colleagues from overseas are increasingly shocked, as are many of us in the U.S., by the expanding efforts of home-grown extremists to undermine rational discourse, eliminate the use of fact and science in policymaking, and shut down public debate over the vital issues of our times through hate, vitriol, and ad hominem attacks.
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Former Sydney FC coach Frank Farina will apply for the vacant All Whites job.
Applications close on Friday and Farina joins interim All Whites coach Neil Emblen, Auckland City coach Ramon Tribulietx and Papua New Guinea coach Wynton Rufer in declaring his interest.
Farina was sacked by Sydney last month despite piloting the Sky Blues to the A-League finals.
The former Socceroos striker has also coached Australia (1998-2005), Brisbane Roar (2006-09) and PNG (2011-13).
"I'll definitely throw my hat in the ring," the 49-year-old said last night.
"I have a lot of friends in New Zealand, that I played with and against. New Zealand have a very good squad. When I look at players in the A-League or overseas, they've got a fantastic group of young players coming through, but also existing players.
"That's what a lot of people will be looking at in terms of job appeal. There's a lot of New Zealand ex-players that have a major passion for the game and could probably be utilised as well," he said.
NZ Football have received almost 100 applications for the job, which was vacated by Ricki Herbert in November.
However, Football Federation Australia advanced coaching manager Sean Douglas, former All Whites captain Danny Hay and former NZ Olympic coach Stu Jacobs all ruled themselves out of the race yesterday.
Farina said his experience coaching Australia before they moved into the Asian confederation would stand him in good stead if he got the job.
"Playing in Oceania is not as easy as everyone thinks in terms of your preparation and your planning because games are few and far between. I spent six years planning and preparing for World Cup campaigns and it's so hard because it basically comes down to two games every four years."
NZF chief executive Andy Martin said he had started to sort the applicants into the "possibles, probables and no chances".
Martin also met with All Whites players on Monday to discuss the findings of the independent review of the failed World Cup campaign.
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Hush Little Babiesby Don Davis, Donald A. Davis
A killing so brutal it shocked the police and left the nation grieving, Hush Little Babies is the appalling true story of Darlie Routier, the neighborhood's most wonderful mom, who one night, coldly, calculatingly and brutally stabbed her two sons and watched them die in a pool of their own blood...
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A killing so brutal it shocked the police and left the nation grieving, Hush Little Babies is the appalling true story of Darlie Routier, the neighborhood's most wonderful mom, who one night, coldly, calculatingly and brutally stabbed her two sons and watched them die in a pool of their own blood...
Darlie claimed an intruder has come through the window, fatally stabbed her sons, six-year-old Devon and five-year-old Damon, slashed her throat with same knife, then fled, while her husband and infant son slept upstairs. At first Darlie's heartfelt testimony evoked fear and sympathy in her safe Dallas community. Then police became suspicious after these troubling questions were raised:
Why, according to a police report, didn't Darlie make any attempt to help her dying sons?
Why, when she called 911, did she tell the dispatcher that her own fingerprints would be on the murderer's knife because she had picked it up?
Why did the trail of blood left behind contradict Darlie's testimony?
From the dark forces that drove her to kill her own flesh and blood, to the evidence that snared her in her own twisted web, here is a chilling account of homemaker, loving wife, mother of three, and cold-blooded killerDarlie Routier.
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IT WAS ONLY early summer, but already the sun beat down with a fury on the flat anvil that is Texas. On the fifth day of June 1996 the temperature hit 93 degrees and again there was no rain to cool things down. The entire year had been dog-bone dry, and while sixteen inches of rain should have fallen by this time, less than eight had come, leaving the plains dusty and turning the concrete towers and miles of paved road of the big cities into heat-reflecting ovens. A whisper of wet was in the air as forecasters predicted that a front moving in from the west might soon bring afternoon thunderstorms. Thirty percent chance. By the time the sun finally set that day, late, at 8:39 P.M., Dallas had been well-cooked and could look forward only to more of the same. It was, after all, Texas in the summertime. A quarter-moon rose, barely piercing the welcome darkness, which brought a slight reduction in the baking temperature.
Twenty-five miles to the northeast of Dallas, just beyond the 1-635 ring road around the city, in a spacious home in the town of Rowlett, Darlie Routier found it was uncomfortable. The temperature for the night eventually would only dip to 70 degrees, leaving Texans reaching for their air conditioners and fans. Heat rises, which meant the upper floor of the two-story brick-fronted house on the sweeping corner at 5801 Eagle Drive would be hotter than the downstairs, even with the air-conditioning. She wore only a light T-shirt and panties. Her husband, Darin, had gone upstairs to put their eight-month-old infant son, Drake, into the crib, brought her down a pillow and light blanket, kissed her good night, and then went up into their master bedroom.
Darlie chose to remain on the cooler lower floor, in the family room, with their two older boys. Everyone had a name that began with the letter D. In addition to Darlie and Darin, and the baby Drake, there was Devon, aged six, and Damon, five. The boys, all with the dark hair of their father, were startlingly good-looking kids.
Darin, twenty-eight, was handsome, with a well-trimmed beard and slim body, and twenty-six-year-old Darlie Lynn Routier was a quintessential Texas blonde with a lot of curves to match a dazzling smile. Sweethearts from the moment they met while they were both teenagers, they had been married for eight years. Darin's talents as an entrepreneur provided a more than comfortable lifestyle, and they had talked for a while that night before he went upstairs about the broken Jaguar and that money-sucking boat they planned to sell, one of Darin's business ventures that didn't work out.
Devon and Damon were as boisterous as always that night, still excited by the visit of their aunt, Dana Stahl, one of Darlie's teen-aged sisters, and had splashed almost all of the water out of the hot tub in the backyard after dinner. The brothers' seemingly bottomless pit of energy had led the family area in the big house to be called the "Roamin' Room." Darlie let the boys sack out on the floor and she settled onto the couch against the west wall. All three of them fell asleep that Wednesday night to the mindless muttering of the television set.
She had not been asleep long when she felt a tiny push on her shoulder and heard Damon calling weakly to her, "Mommy, Mommy." The words were strained, barely whispered, a tone most unusual from any five-year-old boy. Darlie opened her eyes to find a nightmare.
By the shimmering, lambent light of the television set, she made out the shape of a tall man leaning close to her. It was not Darin, but a stranger, someone she had never seen before. He wore dark clothing from head to toe, blue jeans, a black short-sleeved T-shirt and a dark baseball cap, the bill facing forward, keeping his face deep in shadow. Puzzled as she came out of her sleep, she didn't scream, even when she saw a big knife in his right hand.
Darlie glanced at her boys on the floor, horrified to see that they were surrounded by dark pools of blood. Devon lay quiet and still on his back, his small chest ripped by savage wounds. After awakening his mother, Damon slid back to the floor and Darlie could see he, too, was slathered in blood.
She stared in shock at the mysterious stranger and he moved away, perhaps thinking it was time to leave the awakened, wounded woman. Darlie, frozen in fear, still did not call out. Her mind was paralyzed by the unthinkable sudden violence which had invaded her quiet suburban home in the middle of the night.
It was when the assailant backed away that Darlie snapped out of her stupor. Her bare feet hit the floor and she went after the guy, their arms tangling as she struggled and he slashed at her again and again. She forced him to retreat through the kitchen and into the utility room, then to the garage. There was the sound of breaking glass and her bloodied bare feet tracked a path through the rear of the house as she chased the vicious intruder.
A clatter, and he dropped the knife. It was a long, white-handled weapon, just like the kind she kept in the kitchen butcher block. She reached down and picked it up. Now that she held the weapon, the intruder wanted no more of this feisty woman. He vanished through a door leading into the garage, and then disappeared, probably going out through a window. Darlie didn't care where or how he had gone, as long as he was gone.
Exhausted, she dropped the big knife on the cement floor and hurried back into the house, each step seeming to take an eternity. A glance in a mirror shocked her, for Darlie, too, had been slashed and stabbed. A torrent of blood gushed from a long wound that went from her throat to her chest, splattering her nightshirt. Her hands were cut, as were her arms and her chin, and her mouth felt raw and sore.
Damon and Devon still lay where they had been attacked, their little bodies motionless and drenched by their own blood. She screamed as loud as she could to awaken Darin. What could she do to help the children?
At 2:31 A.M., Darlie struggled over to the kitchen telephone and dialed the emergency number, 911. The police operator heard an incomprehensible scream as the desolate Darlie begged for help. "Oh, my God! Oh, my God!" The words tumbled out in a tangle, colliding and tumbling in screeching sentences. "My babies have been stabbed! My babies are dying! There's blood everywhere!" Her grief soared into a noise that blurred into an almost electronic range of static. "Hang on, honey. Hang on, hang on," Darlie said.
The keening and incoherence continued, a wave of thunderous portent. Judging by the explosion of emotion, something awful had happened at that house. The emergency communications officer checked a video screen, noted the telephone number from which the call was being made, the computer matched it to a specific address, and she radioed for help at the location.
Darin snapped awake as the tortured screams of his wife filled the dark house. It took but a heartbeat to get from sound asleep to wide awake, knowing in his gut that something awful had happened to make Darlie scream like that. He heard the distant tinkle of breaking glass as he leaped out of the bed and grabbed a pair of blue jeans.
He hit the landing at the top of the curving stairwell at a dead run, grabbing the smooth banister for balance and pounding down the stairs to the first floor, whipping around the corner and dashing through the darkness toward the rear rooms of the house. He saw carnage, and thought one of the boys had shattered the glass-topped coffee table.
"Devon!" screamed Darlie, who was in the kitchen, clutching a bloody towel to her throat and yelling into the telephone. "Devon! Devon!"
Darin looked down at his bloodied boys in horror, and it was as if a cold fist clutched his heart. Both had been brutalized. He dropped to his knees beside Devon and saw huge wounds in the child's chest. The eyes, which were usually filled with wonder, were totally dim and lifeless, looking right up at him without seeing anything. There was no movement, no moan, no sign of life at all in Devon Routier.
Darin spun to check his other son. Damon was facedown with no wounds immediately visible, but the father knew by the stillness and the amount of spilled blood that the boy was badly hurt. He felt for a pulse and thought he detected a flutter of life. His mind whirled. He had no idea what kind of disaster had struck his family, only that his two oldest sons were dead or severely injured and his wife, gushing blood at her neck, was hysterical, fetching wet towels while she talked to police. He guessed that she was calling the police, so help would soon arrive. He could do nothing but work CPR on his little Devon's bloody chest. And pray that Damon could hold on a little longer.
Darlie clung to the emergency line as if to a life preserver. "Baby?" she said softly at one point as she ran out of breath. Then she wailed again. "Who would do this?" Darlie was babbling, something about finding a knife, and the police operator told her not to pick it up. It might be evidence. Too late. "I've already touched it," Darlie blurted out. "I picked it up. . . . We could have gotten prints from it, maybe." Her babies lay butchered and bleeding near her feet and she was worrying about fingerprints and telling how someone cut a screen in the garage to enter the house through the utility room. For almost five minutes, she talked with the operator, until a policeman radioed in that he was at the front door of the house. By then, the shrieks had subsided, but not the emotion. Darlie Routier was obviously tumbling from the edge of an emotional cliff, hurtling into a deep and unknown blackness.
The parking lot of the Victory Baptist Church at 7005 Highway 66 was empty at 2:30 in the morning of June 6, except for the patrol car of David Waddell, a thirty-two-year-old officer who had been a Rowlett policeman for more than four years. He had been on duty nearly five hours and was looking forward to getting off at dawn to return home to his wife and two kids. The night had been calm, and he hoped it would stay that way as he watched occasional pairs of headlights slice the blackness along the highway that was one of the few roads in or out of the city.
Waddell was jerked out of any predawn drowsiness by the raucous sound of the fire chimes on his radio, and he switched to the fire channel in time to hear the calm voice of dispatcher Janet Brooks order the paramedics to roll immediately to 5801 Eagle Drive. There had been a stabbing. The young officer flipped on his emergency lights and the big patrol car jumped to life, leaving the church parking lot with a squeal of tires. Eagle Drive was two miles and two minutes away.
He braked the blue-and-white vehicle to a sudden stop when he approached the address, a large house on the corner where Eagle Drive curved to the left. A brightly lit fountain dominated the front lawn. A bare-chested man in blue jeans burst through the front door and ran past the fountain, screaming at the startled officer. David Waddell had no idea who Darin Routier was, and took out his pistol as he got out of the car and shouted for the advancing man to stop. Darin kept coming, staggering, yelling, loudly enough to wake the neighbors, "Someone has stabbed my children and my wife!" Weapon at the ready against his shoulder, Waddell followed Darin through the big door and into a bloody scene, the worst he had ever encountered as a policeman.
There was a mat of blood on the floor, and he saw first one, then two children lying on the floor, bleeding. A pale Darlie Routier was screaming hysterically into a cordless telephone while pressing a bloody rag to her neck. Waddell asked her who had done this, and she mumbled incoherently, but pointed toward an open door that led out the rear of the house. Waddell saw Darin drop to his knees and began trying CPR on one of the boys. The man looked up with pained eyes and told the policeman he could feel air coming through the wounds in the boy's chest. Waddell ordered a stunned Darlie to get some towels and put them on the other boy, but the woman only continued to grip the telephone tightly and scream.
Overwhelmed by the bloody scene, Waddell let his training take over, remembering that his first duty was not to render first aid, but to make certain that the suspect who had made this vicious attack was no longer a danger. Thinking the attacker might still be in the garage, the policeman stepped around an island in the kitchen and peered through a utility room into the garage. He could see nothing at all. Charging blindly into such a situation all alone only happens in TV shows. There was no reason for him to barge into the dark garage by himself, inviting an ambush, for if he was killed, no one would be left to protect the family. The attacker could be anywhere. Upstairs, in the garage, at the back door, at a window, in a closet. He didn't know. David Waddell carefully positioned himself between the family and the rest of the house, keeping both hands on his pistol and trying to talk to Darlie, telling her to sit down to slow the loss of blood that was pumping from a wound in her neck. Each passing second seemed like an hour. Help was on the way, wasn't it?
Meet the Author
Donald A. Davis is co-author of New York Times bestseller Shooter: The Autobiography of the Top-Ranked Marine Sniper and author of Lightning Strike: The Secret Mission to Kill Admiral Yamamoto and Avenge Pearl Harbor. He lives outside Boulder, Colorado.
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Don Davis did an excellent job presenting both sides of this nightmare. There are no "answers" only more questions. I put this book down really questioning our justice system.
Outstanding! I've read too many crime books to count, but this one takes the cake. It was an eyeopener that kept me eager to read what was on the next page. I couldn't put it down. A must read!
although many question whether or not the mother is responsible for the death of her two small children i have no question in my mind to much evidence points in the direction of the mother she is the only killer that was in the house that night. on the other hand the author has done a good job of telling the story
This book made us question whether Darlie Lynn Routier really did commit that despicable act. We have to take into account that sometimes justice does not prevail. Could we live with the guilt of allowing an innocent to die just because there was no evidence pointing to an intruder in the house?
Darlie Routier, a young, beautiful Texan woman, had a life of near perfection. She lived in luxury and was perceived as the perfect neighborhood wife and mother. The reality of Darlie¿s true feelings was revealed on the night of June 5, 1996. With her husband upstairs asleep with their baby boy Drake, Darlie brutally stabbed and murdered her two other children, 5-year-old Damon and 6-year-old Devon. After watching her children take their last breaths, the young mother was quick to fabricate a story about an intruder who came in through a window, stabbed her two boys, slashed her throat, and escaped without awaking her husband. The Dallas community mourned and sympathized with the young mother who, according to her story, was a victim of a brutal, unimaginable crime. However, once the police discovered her story didn¿t match the evidence, she became the main suspect, went through the grueling justice system, and was found guilty as charged for the murders of her children. The popular housewife would then be the seventh woman, in all of Texas, to be sentenced to death row to pay the ultimate penalty for her crimes. Darlie was sentenced to death by lethal injection for the murders of her two sons. Hush Little Babies was very intriguing. However, at times the book described the Routiers¿ previous life and other situation in too much detail, prolonging the trial scene to the very end of the book. As a result of too much detail, I would lose interest and would want to skip certain chapters of the book altogether. Pieces of the evidence provided by both sides were very questionable, and at times I myself wondered if Darlie did in fact commit the crimes. However, by the book¿s conclusion I was convinced she was guilty. I enjoy reading murder mysterious and would recommend this to anyone who enjoys stories involving suspense and justice.


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Land, 21, lives in Austin now and unlike the crunchy punk riffs of her dad's band she specializes in singer-songwriter fare, some times with a lovely vintage vibe, other times with hints of jazz and folk and pop in the mix. Like many of the contestants on "The Voice" she's not a newcomer to performing. Her second album, "Were My Sweetheart To Go" came out last year, landing her a high-profile performance spot on KCRW's "Morning Becomes Eclectic."
But "The Voice" can amplify struggling quality musicians' voices to a much greater audience, of course. So the graduate of Sage Hill School in Newport Coast took a shot at the fast track on NBC.
On Monday's episode, though, she was matched up against another singer with a decent past resume, Charlotte Sometimes, whose band of the same name was part of the Warped Tour a few years ago. And after competing against each other on Monday with a cover of Foster The People's "Pumped Up Kicks," Land was eliminated.
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Some people in this country are paying a huge price for religious freedom!
There's a photo at my website taken at a February rally for religious freedom held in the Kansas State Capitol . . . with more than 1500 people, including Governor Sam Brownback, encircling the Capitol lobby cheering and applauding. Many were brought to tears when Barronelle Stutzman spoke.
Barronelle is the 71-year-old owner of a florist shop who declined to prepare flowers for a same-sex marriage, suffering the consequences ever since.
She's been sued, and with multiple fines and lawsuits, will likely lose her shop, very possibly her life savings and her home.
She's been harassed and her life threatened.
But she says, "My own faith teaches me that marriage is between a man and a woman, and it represents Christ and the church."
The urgency to fight for religious liberty has never been greater!
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A Doritos commercial during this year's Super Bowl broadcast underscored what the pro-life message is all about—a child in the womb!
The Doritos commercial comically showed an unattentive dad at his wife's ultrasound, more interested in eating Doritos. The wife is obviously annoyed. The baby, however, is seen moving toward the Dorito—then actually being born in an eagerness to get that Dorito chip!
Apparently everyone didn't like the inference!
The folks at Pro-Choice America, for example!
As a Heritage Foundation press release put it, they used social media . . . "tweeting their outrage that the Doritos ad was 'using #antichoice as a tactic for humanizing fetuses."
What's disconcerting to abortionists is that with technology like ultrasound—parents are getting to know their child long before they've left the womb.
At that point, it's not about politics—it's about loving a child!
Some people are facing fines, and even possible jail sentences for living out their faith—even in their own back yard!
Upstate New York farm owners, Robert and Cynthia Giffords recently decided they wouldn't appeal a New York court ruling.
Get this! A ruling punishing them for saying no to a same-sex wedding request—literally in their own back yard.
The Giffords use their farm for wedding ceremonies, receptions and other events. But they declined a same-sex wedding request.
And that should disturb you—no matter where you stand on marriage. Instead of the court intervening on their behalf, they've been subjected to months of court rulings, judgments and fines.
In deciding not to appeal the ruling, they're left with deciding how to run their farm events in a legal system that has no regard for their convictions!
That's more than disturbing!
If we ignore preaching and teaching the gospel of the Kingdom—we do so at our peril!
What do I mean by that?
Chuck Colson said repeatedly: "It's not moral reform . . . it's God's sovereignty in action against all the evil in the world. It came into the world in Christ—who suffered to defeat sin, death, and Satan."
While we've neglected teaching Kingdom truth—secular voices have educated America.
We didn't lose the homosexual argument overnight . . . and it wasn't because of something we did. It's because of something we failed to do. We're not using our sphere of influence!
We have superior weapons, superior messages and Superior power! We must use every sphere of influence God has in His Kingdom to raise up champions.
Biblical truth is that Kingdom force—with the church leveraging its influence in ever greater spheres!
If you're not teaching your children how to view culture through the lens of Scripture—someone else will!
An election year is the perfect timing to bring perspective—biblical perspective—to the conversation with your children.
Name-calling, agendas, half-truths, arguing over the mundane in a discussion where so much is at stake—how do you sort it all out?
Teach your children how to look beyond the surface of what the culture is saying and offering.
How does it measure up to what God's Word says?
Be informed on the core issues and why they ARE core issues.
It'll take discipline on your part as a parent to stay informed, to stay focused on what's really important—biblically!
Teach your children by example, first to be children of the Kingdom—without neglecting the value of their civic duty to be intelligently informed!
Freedom of speech is a biblical principle issue!
And a battle we can't afford to lose on any front!
Case in point. A 2011 state law in Arizona: the University Students' Religious Liberty Act.
It ensures public colleges and universities must prove that any restriction on student speech in the open, outdoor areas of campus, or other facilities actually has a government interest that's higher than a student's constitutionally-protected freedom of speech.
There's a bill before the Arizona House Education Committee to ensure that public colleges and universities enforce the 2011 Arizona state law.
Alliance Defending Freedom, along with other interested parties, have testified on behalf of the bill to further assure its enforcement.
They've stated their desire is to "close any loopholes so that government officials can't get away with ignoring the law."
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Parenting, Chinese Style: Couple chain their son to a concrete block in his bedroom as a punishment for constant stealing
- Wen Yuan, 47, chained up his son Chuang, 24, for constantly stealing
- They had been paying off the people in the neighbourhood after his crimes
- Father decided they could no longer afford to keep paying them
- They decided to chain him to a concrete block in his bedroom
- Chuang's father said it was the only way he would learn his lesson
Chinese parents have admitted to putting their son in chains and refusing to let him go as a punishment for constant stealing.
Father Wen Yuan, 47, chained up his son, Chuang, 24, because he believed his thieving habits had brought shame on the family.
As a result he tied his son to his bedroom in their house in Xibianban village in south China's Jiangxi province, for fear that if he didn't stop his son from stealing, he would soon end up in jail.
Chuang Wen Yuan (pictured) with his neck in chains in an attempt by his parents to get him to stop stealing
Chuang was chained by the neck to a heavy concrete block, which he placed in the boy's bedroom so that he couldn't do anything but move around the room and sit in his bed.
Wen Yuan said: 'It isn't exactly a large community here, when something is stolen
everybody knows who's to blame.
'I always had to compensate my neighbours
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got fed up with it.
'I can't keep paying compensation all the time because I just can't afford it and eventually someone was can call the police and he would have been locked up.
Chuang Wen Yuan had been stealing things around the neighbourhood to the point that his parents could no longer keep bailing him out
Chuang's parents tied him by the neck to a concrete block that his father found, so that he could not leave his room
'I don't think once you been jailed would be any chance of correcting him and so we have kept him at home and chained him up to remind him exactly what a wonderful thing is to have freedom.'
He said that every time the youngster had stolen something he had given him repeating warnings.
But he explained that nothing had helped over the years.
His parents claim the did not have the money to keep bailing their son out of his scrapes, it appeared that there would be no end to the thievery, so they turned to a unique brand of parenting
His parents intend to keep him chained up until they are convinced he has 'learned his lesson'
So Chuang's parents felt they only had one option: a prolonged stay in chains.
Wen Yuan added: 'I don't know how long they will people like that, we need to be convinced he's learned his lesson and is prepared to become a proper part of the community.'
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It would be nice to see him celebrate with a gold medal. I wonder if Pau Gasol - US plays Spain for the gold medal in the Olympic Games - has other wishes for Kobe's birthday.
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You can even sign in to either Facebook or Windows Live, so you can take on, and compare scores with your pals.
Bing spokesperson, Tamsin Todd said, "Since Bing's inception, games have been a popular search term with our users. Allowing our users to get to their favourite games in quickest possible time, playing the games right through the search results page, we're excited to make these great casual games available on Bing."
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Dear cod,
I know it's been awhile since I've reached out to you, but, well, if you could spare me a couple minutes of your time, I'd appreciate it. I just want you to know I believe in you.
Sure, I know, the latest stock assessment of the Northeast population suggests that you are weaker than you were even two years ago when it appeared that you were gaining strength.
Maybe the survey numbers don't confirm the magnitude of your existence. But Northeast groundfishermen say they see you in abundance. Cod, they say, is everywhere.
But cod, the survey results could result in dire consequences for a beleaguered groundfish fleet that has long been hamstrung by Magnuson-Stevens Act timelines for rebuilding lagging fish stocks.
There's bipartisan support in Congress for a new emergency assessment of the Gulf of Maine population. Groundfishermen are hoping another assessment of you would be more favorable and stave off even more severe catch limits that could cripple the fleet.
Cod, I know you're out there. You've been an integral part of this nation's fishing industry for some 400 years. It's hard to imagine a U.S. fishing industry without you.
But if you could do us all a favor and be fruitful and multiply, I think everyone — fishermen, scientists, regulators and environmentalists alike — would breathe a lot easier.
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"What the court is (most) concerned by is that your one act of violence was without any cause or excuse or any justification," Hornak said, adding that Portillo was serving the community when he was killed. "In one moment of rage you took away his life, you changed the life of all of his daughters and you changed your life and your family's life forever."
Monday's resolution was unexpected. On Friday, attorneys announced that they had agreed to stipulate that there was probable cause to show Teran had punched Portillo and a hearing where the evidence would have been presented against him was canceled. The hearing on Monday was initially to determine if Teran should be prosecuted as an adult.
Prosecutor Patricia Cassell said it was a "fair and good resolution" to the case. She said a report prepared before the certification hearing recommended that Teran not be certified as an adult.
Even with a prison sentence in the adult system, the most time Teran could have been sentenced to serve was five years. This way, he could spend as many as four years in custody and the judge's sentence would still send him to the juvenile equivalent of prison.
The Youth Parole Authority will ultimately determine how much time Teran spends in custody, Cassell said.
She said she hopes the case would stay with the community and prompt more thought and conversation about violence in organized sports.
"I think society needs to remember this and be impacted by it," she said.
Portillo family spokesman Tony Yapias agreed. "To act in violence doesn't solve any problems," he said. "I hope this has been a lesson for all of us."
Ana Portillo said the family cannot yet accept Teran's apology, but they hope to some day. But his apology will help as they grieve.
The three daughters said they weren't expecting the judge to order Teran to post their father's image in his cell, but they hope the photo will also feature them and Portillo's three grandchildren, so that Teran will grasp the entirety of their family's loss.
"It's hard to go home and he's not there," Johana Portillo said. "We miss his jokes, we miss his hugs. We miss everything about him."
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