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Jesus Did It!
By: Norm Rasmussen
No offense, but if you are caught up in the debate as to whether God still heals or not, Satan may be laughing. Why would Satan be laughing? Because he knows the question shouldn't be, "Does God still heal?" The appropriate question SHOULD be, "Does God STILL answer prayer?"
And to answer that question … well … it's like asking, "Do eagles fly?"
The answer should be very obvious.
I'm persuaded that seeking God for healing should be considered nothing more (though certainly nothing less) than prayer to God -- just like any other prayer we would pray to God to answer in a fruitful manner.
The more appropriate question regarding healing and prayer, when I desire a healing, in my firm opinion, is: "God – how can I get You to answer favorably my request for healing?"
One of the clearest directions from God in the Bible regarding healing is James 5:14-15 (New King James Translation):
Is anyone among you sick? Let him call for the elders of the church, and let them pray over him, anointing him with oil in the name of the Lord. And the prayer of faith will save the sick, and the Lord will raise him up. And if he has committed sins, he will be forgiven.
Scripture goes on to say in verses 16-18:
Confess your trespasses to one another, and pray for one another, that you may be healed. The effective, fervent prayer of a righteous man avails much. Elijah was a man with a nature like ours, and he prayed earnestly that it would not rain; and it did not rain on the land for three years and six months. And he prayed again, and the heaven gave rain, and the earth produced its fruit.
We can quibble over the precise meaning of words in these above scripture passages from James just given, but I am of the firm opinion that the prayer of faith can be vitally important in getting one's prayer answered for healing (or for any other need I pray for, for that matter).
I also believe that persistent prayer can play a huge part in obtaining healing from God, as does confessing sins if sins need to be confessed (and forsaken; stopped) by the one seeking healing. Holding unforgiveness (envy; resentment; bitterness; anger) against anyone, which includes holding unforgiveness against God, can stop your healing from manifesting (or any other needs you are praying for, for that matter). Disobedience can stop healing from manifesting.
Many take sin too lightly. God does not take sin lightly. Having sin in your life can affect your fruitful prayer life greatly. 1 John 1:9 assures Christians there is forgiveness when we sin ... but 1 Corinthians 11:25-31 (zero in on verses 29-30) also makes the point that having sin in our life can have SEVERE unfruitful consequences.
Treating you body like a garbage dump can also keep God from healing you. Much sickness and disease comes from not taking wise care of our bodies. How much wisdom on God's part is it to heal us when we are just going to turn around and put more poison into our bodies that made us sick and/or diseased in the first place?
Some people need to include detoxing/fasting when expecting God to heal them. A lot of healing will manifest when the body is given a break from all the poisons that have been stored up in it.
At the time James penned these scripture passages about asking prayer from the elders, they didn't have the medical means we have today. Whether God heals me supernaturally or uses the medical professionals to heal me, or uses both, God is going to get the ultimate glory from me, whatever the outcome.
And after all is said and done, and I still can't get God to answer my prayer for healing in a fruitful manner? I figure He'll have a good reason for it in light of eternity. It won't be the first prayer I never got answered the way I asked Him to answer it, nor will it be the last, and it sure isn't going to stop me from praying with faith in every future prayer I pray … because this much I've learned from the Lord. Anyone can ask God for anything. Mixing faith with each prayer I pray increases my odds GREATLY that God will be more inclined to answer my prayer in a fruitful manner. Mark 11:22-26 has been my biblical foundation in coming to that firm conclusion.
And when I'm not sure HOW to pray about a given matter? Ask Him FIRST how I'm to pray and wait until I'm confident He's giving me specific direction to pray. Praying in faith has sure been more fruitful to me than not praying in faith. I'm going to go with what works, until God adds something else to it.
I consider the following scripture to be the guidelines for "The Prayer Of Faith" spoken of in James 5:14-15:
So Jesus answered and said to them, "Have faith in God.
"For assuredly, I say to you, whoever says to this mountain, 'Be removed and be cast into the sea,' and does not doubt in his heart, but believes that those things he says will come to pass, he will have whatever he says.
"Therefore I say to you, whatever things you ask when you pray, believe that you receive them, and you will have them."
"And whenever you stand praying, if you have anything against anyone, forgive him, that your Father in heaven may also forgive you your trespasses.
"But if you do not forgive, neither will your Father in heaven forgive your trespasses" (Mark 11:22-26 NKJV)
You can try to make this above scripture a formula for getting from God everything your greedy little heart desires, and you'll find God seldom grants your greedy desire/s. OR - you can use the above scripture as WISDOM from God in how to get more unselfish prayers answered.
I believe God wants disciples of Jesus Christ to have EXTREMELY PROSPEROUS - FRUITFUL prayer lives. The longer I walk with the Lord, the more I'm learning to FIRST take the time to hear HOW God wants me to pray and trust before I just start praying presumptuously about a given matter. When God quickens in your spirit how to pray about a given matter ... it is so much easier to lock in your faith with persistence.
Having said the above, I simply cannot refrain from also addressing healing from another perspective to bring wise balance to the issue of suffering: http://www.precious-testimonies.com/MEncouragerArchives/SpiritualWarfareChristianSuffering.htm
JESUS DID IT! - or - JESUS DID IT!
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Pirate Plank
During a skirmish, our anti-heroes were sucked into the void of the Bermuda Triangle…
With one eye, Captain Redbeard stared across the table. "Life was simple before I battled ye two. Only Imperials and Islanders to contend with."
Captain Barbossa grimaced. "I blame Jackie."
Jack Sparrow grinned. "I blame the Bermuda Triangle. Time to be rolling the dice so I can be getting back to my rum, savvy?"
The three stared down at the odd game. A tiny pirate ship with four planks jutted above shark infested waters. A red figure lay on the blue plate while a yellow figure stood at one plank's edge. On another plank stood a white figure.
Jack grabbed the abnormal die and rolled. It bounced erratically, landing yellow up. Grumbling, Barbossa knocked his yellow figure off the plank. While Redbeard sighed, Jack secretly palmed the strange die.
Suddenly, a doorway appeared in the void. The sounds and smells of the ocean wafted in.
"You have fun, mates!" Jack shouted as he dashed to the portal. As the two pirates rose to their feet, Jack dove, head-first. A soft splash was heard as the doorway disappeared.
"This isn't the end, Sparrow!" Redbeard spat.
Barbossa's eyes gleamed with malice. "I'd pray he drowns, but he's got the devil's luck!"
The two looked at each other and nodded. As they turned to the table, they saw the game had changed. A board with curved track on it lay next to a booklet that read "Race 3000."
"No!" groaned Redbeard. "Not this accursed game. It don't make sense!"
"Aye, it's why we left it for last," Barbossa said quietly. "It's not even piratey"
Redbeard nodded as he grimaced. "Let's get on with it so we can leave this hellish place!"
Barbossa murmured, "At least one of us."
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I won't be gloating. generally I too always support the english sides, although I have a soft spot for the way barca play, mainly for Iniesta, Messi and Xavi really, but I have always admired the play of Henry too. I have to admit that my dislike of Chelsea, and their arrogance, had me screaming for joy when Iniesta scored at the Bridge. As for the united game, I have also in the past admired the way Fergie's teams play, last season the pattern of play was breathtaking at times. This season despite winning he league, for me, the United style has changed to be much more reliant on defensive stability. So on Wednesday, I'll be rooting for a really really good game, with ups, downs and an emotional rollercoaster. I won't feel any disappointment if United won, but I wouldn't feel any joy either. Truth told I'd probably rather Barca won......that arrogant Ronaldo winker is winning far more medals than a greasy sunbed idolising gayboy really should!
Robert B.I thought you were mellowing a bit in your old age..., right up until that last sentance LOL. I must admit I am also not a great fan of Chelsea and did struggle not to punch the air when Barc scored.Bob B.


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Remember Education IRAs? The name is gone, but they're still around. They're called Coverdell Education Savings Accounts, and as the name suggests, they help people pay for everything from elementary and secondary school expenses, to college tuition and fees.
If you want to understand how a Coverdell ESA works, it helps to understand how a Roth IRA works. Both allow savers to make an annual non-deductible contribution to an investment trust account. The money grows free of federal income taxes, and if all goes as planned, withdrawals from the account will be completely tax-free as well. Of course, the big difference is the Roth is for retirement and the Coverdell is for education.
Coverdells have become a very popular way to save for college and other education expenses, but they are not for everyone. As there are for all investments, Coverdells have pros and cons.
Coverdells can be used for kindergarteners, college students and everyone in between. You can use it to pay a wide range of expenses, including tuition, fees, tutoring, books, supplies, related equipment, room and board, uniforms, transportation and computers.
Contributions aren't deductible on federal or state income tax, but earnings accumulate tax-free. And you don't get taxed when you withdraw the money to pay for expenses. You have until the student reaches age 30 to use the money, or you can roll one Coverdell account over to a Coverdell account for another family member if the student didn't use the money.
The maximum annual contribution is only $2,000, and you can't contribute after the student reaches 18. So most people who own Coverdells need other sources of income to pay for expenses at four-year colleges. Because the annual limit is only $2,000, your overall investment return can be affected by even a small annual fee charged by the institution that holds your Coverdell. So be sure to ask about fees before you open an account.
If the money isn't used for education expenses, the earnings will be taxed as ordinary income, plus a 10-percent penalty.
You can open a Coverdell only if you earn less than $110,000 for a single filer or less than $220,000 for a couple filing jointly. A grandparent can open an account for a student whose parents earn more than that, or a company, including a tax-exempt organization, can contribute to someone's account.Unless Congress acts, certain education savings account benefits will expire after 2012. K-12 expenses will no longer qualify, and the annual contribution limit will drop to $500.
When it comes to whether you should invest in a Coverdell ESA, do your homework, and find a financial adviser or another trusted professional to help you understand whether it makes sense for you or your family.
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ACTRA Strike Update - Cross Country Checkup!
By Stephanie Ciccarelli
January 11, 2007
Read what several ACTRA talent have to say about the strike that has rocked the acting community, the country and the Canadian broadcast and film industry.
As of this blog post, we are now fully in day 4 of the ACTRA strike, and news of any progress in mainstream media is scarce - that is, until now.
I polled several professional voice actors who are members of ACTRA to see how they were faring and if they had any projections to share with us here at VOX Daily.
The answers came rolling in like wildfire, demonstrating their devotion to their union.
My questions were simple and straight to the point. I asked how they were affected by the strike among other things, taking the pulse of those directly involved in the struggle to see Canadian talent paid on a scale closer to par with their American counterparts, SAG and AFTRA.
First, let's do away with some of the misconceptions surrounding this strike and learn of the catalysts that triggered it with some insight from Bruce Marshall, pro voice talent, on air talent, and instructor at Humber College and Seneca College:
The first is that this strike won't have much affect on voice-over people. If you're working on a contract under the Independent Production Agreement (IPA), then your production may on hiatus. But even in that case there are conditions under which ACTRA members can continue to work on some productions.
However, most voice over work (other than narrations and animation) is done under the Commercial Agreement – not the IPA.
Canadian film and television production was profoundly affected by the SARS crisis several years ago. That was the start of a slide in production. But a contributing factor also has been changes to CRTC regulations that have gutted the home-grown, produced-for-Canadians TV industry. There's Corner Gas on CTV, a few others on CBC and that's about it.
That type of production has been so hard hit that a friend of mine who was Gemini nominated as a lead on a now defunct Canadian series has had to go home to Vancouver: There's no work in Toronto for someone of Gemini-nominated, series-leading-experience in what used to be the biggest film and TV production market in the nation – often # 2 in North America.
The strike is significant: ACTRA went to the bargaining table looking to close the gap with SAG in the US. (Who support ACTRA) What the producers offered instead was a 25% cut across the board. It doesn't look like there's been much movement – even with over 97% of ACTRA members voting to go out.
The biggest affect†to voice performers might be that there are a lot more series leads available to audition – but that's been the case for several years. It's a regular thing to run into someone whose name appeared in the first dozen or so in the credits on a Canadian program at voice auditions.
Moving eastward across Ontario to Quebec, Dawn Ford replied with the following thoughts:
I am a grateful member of Actra and have been for about 17 years.
I, personally have not had to strike before now. However, I have always backed my union and felt represented at the bargaining tables in the highest posible form. The members who voluntarily sit as well as the staff are all first class, cream of the crop representatives.
I have full confidence in the team this year and know that we will have a resolution when the agreement comes to a win/win situation. Time will tell and no matter what united we stand divided we fall.
Only as of today, Montreal has gone on strike and therefore I have not been assigned picket duty. At the drop of a hat I'm there.
Thank you for your concern and interest. Actra means the world to me and has provided me with support as an actress, with continual respect of actors being the primary purpose.
Dawn Ford
In Ontario, ACTRA Apprentice Glenda Gerrard said:
I am a part time actor and get a few auditions a month, so the strike is not really a hardship for me at this time. I am an ACTRA apprentice member and receive no type of compensation, in any case.
I believe it is affecting those full fledged and totally working members, of course. I don't think the members will give in to a piddly increase or any changes or requests made in the contract.
Good luck!
Neil Whitely shared the following insights with us:
I haven't felt the effect of the strike personally yet as this is traditionally a slow time for the industry in Ontario. If the strike were to drag on for an extended period, I would expect a drastic drop in the frequency of my auditions.
There is no such compensation during strikes. ACTRA does not guarantee our income when there is no labour unrest so we are certainly not going to be compensated when we are on strike.
I feel this strike is very significant in the sense that the result could set a precedent for producer/talent relationships elsewhere. The key issue is the payment of royalties for the use of our performances as it applies to new media†such as the Internet. I know that representatives of SAG as well as the production side from the U.S. have been present at these negotiations as they have a vest interest in the result.
To answer your question about picket duty, I have not been assigned picket duty as of yet. But I have stated that I would make myself available whenever possible.
Although many Toronto productions have signed Letters of Continuance in order for their projects to proceed uninterrupted during the strike and in the process agreed to a wage increase, we do not know how many other productions are being discouraged from coming to Ontario to shoot or record because of the labour uncertainty.
Both sides know that this potential fallout is critical to the survival of our industry and therefore the issues must be solved as quickly as possible. Personally, I would be very surprised to see this situation drag on for long.
I hope you find this helpful.
Best regards,
Neil Whitely
And for some famous last words, all of which we can agree upon from John McGrath in Ajax, ON:
I'm hopeful for an early end so everybody can get back to what we love to do - entertain.
If you are a member of ACTRA and would like to share your experiences with the strike or thoughts about it, leave a comment on this blog post to keep the conversation going until an agreement has been reached!
P.S. To listen to some audio feedback graciously provided by Bob Brewster of Quebec on this matter, listen to Episode 4 of our podcast, VOX Talk.Related Topics: ACTRA, AFTRA, animation, industry, TV
- Bobbin Beam
- January 12, 2007 12:28 PM
Going on strike is THE single most important decision union members can make.
I can say that because, after spending nearly 5 years as a union staff executive for the AFTRA-SAG branch in San Diego, I empathize, and at the same time have a unique perpective.
Now that I have been seated at both sides of the table, negotiating a collective bargaining agreement requires tenacity and extremely thick skin. It is eye opening to say the least, and to many, demoralizing to learn how little talent is regarded by management.
Count on Management to hire hot labor attorneys which specialize at undermining and eroding the contract, and Unions in general, hoping to find and exploit any weakness in the Union.
The Union is only as strong as its members.
Of course there are so many non-unionists who'll love to get this work for nearly nothing, just to get their foot in the door. (Management will be certain you are fully aware of this) But the real danger can sometimes be the members themselves, who decide to work both sides, and under the table.
The convergence of media, technology and economic globalization creates a whole new reality for management and unions. Each side has valid issues. Remaining competetive and turning profits, and earning a living wage is more difficult than ever to gain compromise and consensus.
Maintaining a poker face and turf protection is more important than hammering out agreement. Collective bargaining never was or will be all sweetness and light. It will be a fight.
AFTRA-SAG members are still trying to recover from its last commercial strike.
Only time will tell if it was worth it.
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text: The legislative session has come to a close and Mesa State walks away with 7 million dollars to build a new educational building on campus. Representative Bernie Buescher, Senator Ron Teck and representative Josh Penry fought for the Mesa State funding and for a majority of the session it looked like Governor Owens was going to reject the funding for the college. At the last minute western slope lawmakers were able to secure the Governor's support for the project. The planning stage will begin for the educational building very soon. It is estimated that construction will begin next spring or summer.


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Finally, they are both pushing back. A flurry of activity in the last week:
The Authors Guild released a statement fighting Random House specifically on rights to older ebooks, but also on the royalty rate for all of us. It wrote:
It should also start offering a fair royalty for those rights. Authors and publishers have traditionally split the proceeds from book sales. Most sublicenses, for example, provide for a 50/50 split of proceeds, and the standard trade book royalty of 15% of the hardcover retail price, back in the days that industry standard was established, represented about 50% of the net proceeds of the sale of the book. We're confident that the current practice of paying 25% of net on e-books will not, in the long run, prevail. Savvy agents are well aware of this. The only reason e-book royalty rates are so low right now is that so little attention has been paid to them: sales were simply too low to scrap over. That's beginning to change.
It's very tough to fight the publishers one deal at a time, but we may get some traction from owners of older books (not covered by the 25% deal) getting higher rates. Several high profile authors and estates have announced plans to do just that in the last two weeks. The latest, Steven Covey. His "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People," is still selling about 200,000 copies a year (based on Bookscan numbers, grossing up for the 30% they miss). That's better than most bestsellers on their initial big run.
NY Times summary of some of it all here.
Meanwhile, the publishers are finally pushing back with Amazon. Many are now delaying ebook release of their big and medium books by four months (or so).
Good for them. They don't like that cheap eboos at $10 are canibalizing the sales of hardcovers priced at $27, and often selling as low as around $16.
Writers need the publishers to fight and win, because ultimately, authors can't get paid a decent wage without money coming in to the publishers. If they get squeezed, we all do.
Though the delayed release makes some sense--comparable to movies coming out four months later on DVD--I doubt that is the long-term solution. Eventually, publishers will want to capitalize on all readers simultaneously. The problem is Amazon (followed by the others) undercutting the value of their product by selling it so cheaply. No industry can survive something like that. Authors probably can't survive it.
What I think the publishers are doing is playing for leverage. They need some--since they can't control the retail price. Amazon is selling every one of those $10 ebooks at a big loss. They can control handing over the ebooks, and that's what they are doing. Hopefully an equitable solution can be worked out.
I am all for relatively cheap books, and for instant access to ebooks. And in the long run, the much cheaper production/distribution should allow for everyone to benefit: authors, publishers, online retailers and readers. But not if the whole system gets skewed so badly that any one of those parties gets screwed. We are all in this together, and need a solution that works for everyone.


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ARLINGTON, Texas -- Left-hander Dallas Braden will undergo surgery Monday to repair a torn capsule in his left shoulder.
While team officials aren't speculating on how long he will be sidelined, the typical recovery time from such a procedure suggests Braden could very well miss the rest of the season.
"We've obviously discussed that as a possibility," A's assistant general manager David Forst said, "but we won't know until they go in and find what they think is there."
The bleak news came on a gloomy Wednesday afternoon. Heavy rain forced the postponement of the A's game against the Texas Rangers after 31/2 innings, though it did wipe out a 7-0 A's deficit. The game will be played in its entirety later in the season when the A's return to Rangers Ballpark.
Gio Gonzalez would have been charged with all seven runs scored by the Rangers in a rare misstep by the A's rotation. A's starters have been the best in baseball, bringing a major-league-best 2.69 ERA into Wednesday's play.
While the A's bullpen has felt the effects of missing closer Andrew Bailey, who has been sidelined all season with a forearm strain, the rotation is one area the A's might be able to withstand a long-term loss.
Tyson Ross, who stepped in for Braden, has allowed just three earned runs over his past three starts.
"Luckily for us, Tyson has stepped in and done a good job," Forst said.
Braden, 27, exited an April 16 game against Detroit with shoulder pain and hasn't pitched since. He was diagnosed with inflammation during an April 20 exam with orthopedist Lewis Yocum, which appeared to be relatively good news.
But after feeling discomfort while trying to play catch last week, Braden (1-1, 3.00 ERA) sought a second opinion Monday from Dr. James Andrews in Florida and a third opinion from Dr. David Altchek in New York on Tuesday.
Those visits confirmed a tear in his shoulder. Braden wasn't available for comment Wednesday.
"It's a tough day because he's such a competitor and good kid," A's manager Bob Geren said. "You hate to see him miss time. We hope for the best for him in the procedure and his recovery, and we'll miss him."
An A's news release that announced Braden's injury was short on specifics other than saying the pitcher was having a torn capsule repaired. A follow-up release said Braden's injury is similar to ones suffered by New York Mets pitchers Johan Santana and Chris Young.
Santana's tear was to the anterior capsule, which is located in the front and bottom part of the shoulder, near the pectoral muscle. He had surgery Sept. 14 and still was throwing long toss as recently as May 1 -- 71/2 months after his surgery.
Young has suffered the same injury two years in a row. He missed all but four starts last season and is sidelined with the same thing again.
The A's can only hope the outlook is better for their pitcher.
"My heart goes out to him," Gonzalez said of Braden. "I hope he's healthy and rejoins us as soon as possible."


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Paul Watson, the controversial founder of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, was arrested by German law enforcement authorities in Frankfurt earlier today. The Canadian-born Mr. Watson, who also holds citizenship in the United States, has an outstanding warrant in Costa Rica for attempted murder.
According to a news report in TeleNoticias Channel 7, the president of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society made the official announcement of the arrest on the organization's Facebook Timeline on Sunday. He was traveling to France at the time he was arrested, and is scheduled to appear in court on Thursday.
Mr. Watson's attempted murder charge in Costa Rica stems from a bizarre situation that unfolded en route to Isla del Coco, in the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, back in 2002. Mr. Watson and his organization was actually invited by Elizabeth Odio Benito, who was Minister of the Environment at the time, to come to our country and join the fight against shark fin poachers.
Mr. Watson arrived on the Farley Mowat, a vessel named after the Canadian naturalist, to Puntarenas. Mr. Watson was in command of the Farley Mowat when he allegedly rammed a Costa Rican boat suspected of illegal shark fishing. That happened near the territorial waters of Guatemala, and Mr. Watson claims that he was instructed by Guatemalan authorities to detain the Tico fishermen, which he did. After the ramming and subsequent towing of the boat, Guatemalan authorities told Mr. Watson on radio that he would be arrested for his conduct in the high seas, so he instead released the Tico boat and changed course to Costa Rica in order to avoid arrest.
According to a 2002 article in The San Francisco Chronicle, the Tico fishermen then claimed that Mr. Watson's crew attacked them when they were adrift and engaged in mechanical repairs. They claim that the Farley Mowat crew used water cannons and pyrotechnic flares on them. Once Mr. Watson arrived in Puntarenas, it took some time before the local prosecutor ordered a ship arrest while an investigation was conducted. The Farley Mowat was freed on a bond of $850, and Mr. Watson's attorney advised him to sail away and flee Costa Rica while he could.
Mr. Watson has been labeled an "eco-terrorist" by Diario El Clarin, a prominent Argentinian newspaper. He reportedly left environmental organization Greenpeace because he thought its members were not radical enough. He has been accused of sabotaging fishing and whaling vessels with the intent of sinking them in Canada, Japan and Norway. He is not welcome in Icelandic territory.
Back in 2009, Mr. Watson accused Costa Rica of being the nation with the worst track record in the world with regard to prevention of shark fin poaching. His statements are part of a documentary that aired on HBO a few years ago about the case of the Dover Strait, a vessel detained in Mexico and found to be carrying up to a ton of cocaine hidden inside frozen sharks caught in Costa Rica. Mr. Watson has also alleged the participation of Tico businessmen with political connections in the lucrative illegal shark fin trade.


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It seems like every month a new study declares a different browser as the safest way to access the internet. This indecision makes it difficult for us computer users to know which browser is truly the safest way to surf the web. So which browser should you use? (Jump to the bottom of the page for our recommendation)
Typically, Google's Chrome – a browser we highly recommend – picks up the majority of awards. In fact, it's been considered the safest browser available for a few years now. However, a change could be on the cards, after a recent study by NSS Labs crowned Internet Explorer 10 as the new king of secure-surfing.
IE10: King of Browsers?
After testing all five of the major internet browsers (that's IE10, Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Opera) for how efficiently they blocked malicious downloads, the result wasn't even close: IE10 was the clear winner.
Microsoft's product blocked a massive 99.96% of malicious downloads, while Chrome – in second place – managed just 83.16%. Considering Chrome has historically been considered the safest browser, that's a big shock to us, and probably an even bigger one for the guys at Google HQ.
Safari, Opera and Firefox Failure?
Despite falling to IE 10, Chrome massively outperformed the other three browsers, who were so far behind that we're too embarrassed to show their results.
There's also another reason that we don't want to reveal Safari, Firefox and Opera's scores, however: the test wasn't a conclusive report of total browser security.
While preventing users from experiencing malicious downloads is important, there are other security features that browsers use, and other methods to test them.
We shouldn't consider the (very) bad scores of Safari, Firefox and Opera as a complete damnation of those browsers. After all, it wasn't such a long time ago that Internet Explorer browsers were to be avoided like the plague.
It's also important to remember that each browser has different strengths, and so if you want to get deeply involved in your own computer security, you should pick a browser that best matches the type of protection you need. Firefox, for example, blocks third-party tracking cookies by default.
Which browser should I use for security?
In conclusion, we'd recommend that you use either Google's Chrome or Microsoft's Internet Explorer 10, depending on your preference. Chrome has a rich history of protecting its users (and has a great record on rapidly fixing known issues), while IE10 has come out on top in this test – and not by a small margin!
In fact, why not give them both a try and see which you prefer?
Hi Norman, Im calling from South Africa. Just wanna say thank you for your research. The net is really a wild terrain.
How long do you think these differences in browser securities will last, three, four, six or a year with EXP10 at the top?
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My daughter has to make a Susan B. Anthony figurine out of a Pringle's can and a styrofoam ball head.
Any suggestions on how I can make nice hair? I would like it parted in the middle and pulled back into a low bun.
I bought black yarn.
I also bought a little crocheted doily and a black derby hat (and a feather)...either of which could camouflage glue or bald spots or whatever.
But how can I attach the yarn to the styrofoam ball in an attractive way w/ a center part (to make a 19th century hairdo)?
I was thinking of sewing a long rectange of yarn down the center and then glueing the center part w/ a glue gun?
I also saw at the store there is "doll hair" that's like these little individual clumps of curls you can stick into a doll's bald head? How would you do that on a styrofoam ball?
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Wednesday, 03.4.2009 / 2:08 PM ET / News
By Eric Marin
The Devils head coach said Wednesday that he's happy with his club's make-up, especially after the addition of veteran defenseman Niclas Havelid.
"It's certainly a big day, but it's not something that I lost sleep over last night," Sutter said. "I'm very comfortable with this group. It's a very good group. Number one, they're great guys, and number two, they're a caring group that wants to succeed. They've put a lot of time and commitment into this to become a team."
Havelid, the newest member of that team, skated Wednesday with Jay Leach, Mike Rupp and Kevin Weekes at AmeriHealth Pavilion. He was acquired Monday with minor-league forward Myles Stoesz from Atlanta in exchange for defenseman Anssi Salmela.
"We're deep up front, and the one area that's been discussed has been improved by getting Niclas," Sutter said. "That's just nice to have. We have depth in all three areas: in our forward situation, on the back end, and in goal. You never know from here to the end of the season what's going to happen, that's why it's nice to have depth through the run. Where it takes us, who knows? But it's nice to have."
Havelid spoke to the media for the first time since arriving in New Jersey.
"I'm really excited," he said. "It felt good coming here [Tuesday], and we'll get two good days of practice here before we start back up on Saturday."
Havelid, a native of Stockholm, Sweden, had two goals and 13 assists in 63 games with Atlanta. He was enthusiastic about his new home.
"If you look right now, it's one of the top teams in the League," Havelid said. "It's a solid team defensively, and that's where everything starts. If you're going to win on a regular basis, that's where it starts: you have to be good defensively. Hopefully, I can be a piece of the puzzle."
Havelid joins a first-place Devils team that's on the top of its game with just 18 left to play in the regular season. New Jersey extended its winning streak to four games with a 3-2 overtime win Tuesday at Toronto.
Johnny Oduya scored with 11.4 seconds left in the extra session as the Devils registered a season-high 52 shots on goal and remained undefeated since the return of Martin Brodeur. David Clarkson and Patrik Elias (PP) also scored.
The Devils (42-19-3) won for the 18th time in their last 22 games, and moved two points ahead of Washington for sole possession of second place in the Eastern Conference. They lead the Atlantic Division by nine points over Philadelphia.
Sutter's Devils will be back in action Saturday at Long Island. Though the coach planned on tuning in to the afternoon's trade coverage, he was already looking beyond Wednesday's deadline.
"My job is to coach the individuals in the room, and whatever happens, happens," Sutter said. "I trust the group we have here and that's the group that I'm going to work with. If something changes that, then it changes. I, quite honestly, haven't given any thought about anything else happening here.
"Right now, for me, I'm already thinking about [Thursday's] practice and Friday's practice getting ready for Saturday with the guys we have."
Havelid was Bobby Holik's teammate for three seasons in Atlanta. "Bobby's a good man, so it's good to know him here. He knows the organization and he's been here a long time. It's good to have him here."
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Probation is a legal status created in the Ohio Revised Code and ordered by the Court, which permits a juvenile to remain in the community under the supervision and guidance of a Probation Officer. The Probation Officer determines the length of sentence based on the orders of the Court and the progress of the juvenile and the family in successfully completing the goals of probation.
The Juvenile Probation Department consists of a Chief Probation Officer, Probation Supervisor, 13 Probation Officers and 3 secretaries. The Juvenile Probation Department works out of three offices, the central office located in the County Office Building in Canton, a satellite office in the Alliance City Hall and also one in the Massillon City Hall. The Judges and Magistrates of the Juvenile Court placed on average over 500 juveniles on probation. Probation Officer's caseloads range from 40 to 50.
Probation Officers routinely attend workshops and conferences on Child Sex Offenders, Sexual Violent Offender, Youth Courts and Teen Building, and Juveniles and Gangs. The Probation Department also participates with the Department of Criminal Justice at Kent State University, University of Akron, Bowling Green University, Stark State Technical College and Mount Union College in providing internship opportunities. This allows qualified students to participate in the day-to-day activities of the department and assist with the supervision of juveniles
The Court has assigned probation officers with specific training and skills to work with juvenile sex offenders. Many of these cases were assigned probation, intensive wrap around services, and treatment services. In addition to supervising sex offenders, they are involved in treatment for the offender, participating in group therapy with the offenders at their respective counseling agencies, and following the assigned cases from arraignment to final disposition. They also conduct pre-sentence investigations for their clients, develop safety plans, refer offenders for evaluations, provide background information to assessors, make school, home, and community contacts, offer recommendations and insight to the prosecutor's office and defense counsel. They also attend all formal court hearings, conduct informal hearings, and give presentations on the treatment of sex offenders in the community If juveniles cannot be monitored in the community safely they can be placed in a treatment facility or in an institution operated by the Ohio Department of Youth Services. The Court has also assigned two probation officers who work with juveniles who maybe involved in gangs. They work closely with law enforcement in an effort to reduce community violence.
Vicki Ruegg, Administrative Secretary for the Central Office, is responsible to the Chief Probation Officer and for the work of 13 Probation Officers. In addition to her normal duties and activities, she processes commitments to the Ohio Department of Youth Services, and prepares and schedules requests for early release hearings from DYS facilities. She is also responsible for maintaining monthly, quarterly and yearly reports for the probation department and for the Department of Youth Services, processing new probation cases, discharging probationers from probation, filing warrants, and violation of prior court order charges and other requests submitted by the staff assigned to the Central Office.
Alliance and Massillon satellite offices are responsible for a number of activities. In addition to an assigned probation caseload, the staff process and close cases informally. Many of the informal cases are diverted to community agencies and programs designed to meet the varied problems of the juveniles and families that are referred to Juvenile Court.


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INGLEWOOD - A man shoved his 8-year-old son to the pavement as gunfire broke out on an Inglewood street, possibly saving the child's life but sustaining fatal injuries in his final act, police said Wednesday.
The killing was one of three serious shooting incidents that occurred in Inglewood Tuesday night. Police said Wednesday they believed the three shootings were not related.
The 28-year-old man, identified Thursday as Fredrick Martin, 28, of Inglewood, died at a hospital shortly after shooting broke out at about 7 p.m. Tuesday in the 3200 block of West 109th Street, two blocks west of Crenshaw Boulevard, according to a written report prepared by Inglewood police homicide detectives.
Arriving officers found that the man had shoved his 8-year-old son to the pavement, The man, whose name was not released, took bullets to his abdomen and upper torso, and died in surgery at a hospital.
The boy had a minor graze wound.
Another man, identified only as a 30-year-old from Los Angeles, was found to have been shot in an ankle. Inglewood police did not release any other information about those shootings.
At about 10:20 p.m. Tuesday, a car was discovered crashed at the intersection of Victoria and 81st streets, about three miles north of the earlier shooting. A man with gunshot wounds to his shoulder, hip and buttocks was found inside a crashed vehicle, but police would not reveal if he was shot before or after the crash.
The victim there was described as a 25-year-old Inglewood resident. His medical condition was not disclosed.
And at 11:30 p.m., on the northwest side of Inglewood, a 31-year-old man was found in the 500 block of North Marlborough Avenue with gunshot wounds to both legs.
Inglewood police stressed that all three incidents were believed to have been unrelated, but said they had no information to release about any possible suspects.
Detectives asked the public to phone in any information about the shootings to the Inglewood police anonymous tip line, (888) 41-CRIME (412- 7463).


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Tip-Top Tables Contest: We Have a Winner!comments (5) July 9th, 2010 in blogs
Well, the votes are in and this was a tight race indeed! Over 150 craftsman and women entered our Tip-Tip Tables contest, with 12 pieces vying for the top spot, but ultimately, only one could be selected to bring home the bacon . . . errr sprayer.
Chad Hill's Baptismal Table narrowly defeated Dennis Zongker's "Griffin Table." For his efforts, Hill will be taking home an Apollo Power Series Model 835 Turbine system with Model 7500 AtomiZer gun.
Two words immediately sprung to mind when it came time to describe this piece: "graceful" and "elegant." A delicate set of reverse-tapered legs rise up from a beautifully executed, arched stringer system to hold a floating cross. The cross itself is adorned with four inlaid diamonds and the center sports an inlaid ring to accommodate the baptismal bowl.Chad's piece may have garnered the top spot but there were plenty of other notable works that placed high in voter ranking.
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Chad's piece may have garnered the top spot but there were plenty of other notable works that placed high in voter ranking. Have a look for yourselves.
|As mentioned above, Dennis Zongker's Griffin Table took upwards of 1,100 hours to produce and incorporated not one, but two of the toughest techniques to master in woodworking; carving and marquetry.
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|Todd Graham's Sawhorse Writing Desk in black walnut caught a lot of attention with its clean lines and beautiful simplicity.
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|Built by one of our most prolific site users, In Neidermeier of Repair combines a bit of humor with one very complex piece of marquetry. Gregg Novosad's table combines six different species and over 400 pieces of marquetry!
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|At 17, Denis Rezendes is among our youngest readers. That said, he's also among our most talented. His sapele desk incorporates mortise-and-tenon joinery, dovetailed drawers, and a bent lamination that follows the top's profile. What were you doing at 17?
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To our winner, as well as all who entered: congratulations! And like I always say, don't fret if you didn't place this time. There's a brand-new gallery contest right around the corner. In fact, I'm working on assembling it as I type this. So sharpen your saw teeth and hone up your chisels. There's work to be done!
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The voting poll was prominently placed on our homepage for a rotator (the large images you see at the top of the homepage when you go to finewoodworking.com) and was heavily promoted via the FW eLetter which goes to 300K subscribers, facebook, twitter, and the blog rollup.
As I said earlier - voting is done by the community, not Fine Woodworking, not Taunton. The numbers are gathered and tallied by a third party in the interest of fairness.
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Definition of fakie in English:
noun (plural fakies)
(In skateboarding or snowboarding) a movement in which the board is ridden backwards.
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- Fletcher says its easier to come out of this in a fakie (backwards).
- The BigSpin is a 360 Shove-It, from a fakie, with a 180 Body Varial in the same direction as the Shove-It.
With a movement in which the board is ridden backwards: once you can do it forwards, try it fakie
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- As he approaches the end of the box, he begins to turn his body and board another 90 degrees frontside. As he does this, he unweights and gives the tail a little push to get it around, and comes down solidly, rolling fakie.
- Finally, he puts the front wheels down, his weight centered over the board, and rides away fakie.
- He finished the last 90 degrees centered perfectly on his board, rolling fakie, and head for the opposite wall.
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Whilst most of the mainstream media focus on trying to justify waterboarding, General Taguba speaks of rape and other sexual abuses at Abu Ghraib in todays Telegraph.
"These pictures show torture, abuse, rape and every indecency,
At least one picture shows an American soldier apparently raping a female prisoner while another is said to show a male translator raping a male detainee.
Further photographs are said to depict sexual assaults on prisoners with objects including a truncheon, wire and a phosphorescent tube.
Watching Cheney is Torture
The Pro-Israeli Media Twist
Jonathan Broder is a CQ Weekly journalist who was on CSPAN yesterday along with Washington Times journalist Eli Lake discussing Obama's defense and foriegn policy objectives. A lady calls in complaining of the cost of defense, and asks if our objectives could be more easily met if Israel could be made to work out a peaceful solution for the Palestinians. Taking the question, Broder puts the burden on the Arabs for refusing to 'make peace with Israel'. The frustration is not just the reality that it is the Israeli's who have and hold all of the cards to peace, but that the pro-Israeli US press continues to spin these issues in favor of Israel, even if, as in this case, it puts their work at odds with the facts.
Hold the Torturers Accountable
Or else we'll all be held accountable
by Rep. Ron Paul, May 26, 2009
While Congress is sidetracked by who said what to whom and when, our nation finds itself at a crossroads on the issue of torture. We are at a point where we must decide if torture is something that is now going to be considered justifiable and reasonable under certain circumstances, or is America better than that?
"Enhanced interrogation" as some prefer to call it, has been used throughout history, usually by despotic governments, to cruelly punish or to extract politically useful statements from prisoners. Governments that do these things invariably bring shame on themselves.
In addition, information obtained under duress is incredibly unreliable, which is why it is not admissible in a court of law. Legally valid information is freely given by someone of sound mind and body. Someone in excruciating pain, or brought close to death by some horrific procedure, is not in any state of mind to give reliable information, and certainly no actions should be taken solely based upon it.
For these reasons, it is illegal in the United States and illegal under Geneva Conventions. Simulated drowning, or waterboarding, was not considered an exception to these laws when it was used by the Japanese against U.S. soldiers in World War II. In fact, we hanged Japanese officers for war crimes in 1945 for waterboarding. Its status as torture has already been decided by our own courts under this precedent. To look the other way now, when Americans do it, is the very definition of hypocrisy.
Matthew Alexander, author of How to Break a Terrorist, used non-torture methods of interrogation in Iraq with much success. In fact, one cooperative jihadist told him, "I thought you would torture me, and when you didn't, I decided that everything I was told about Americans was wrong. That's why I decided to cooperate." Alexander also found that in Iraq "the No. 1 reason foreign fighters flocked there to fight were the abuses carried out at Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo. Our policy of torture was directly and swiftly recruiting fighters for al-Qaeda in Iraq." Alexander's experiences unequivocally demonstrate that losing our humanity is not beneficial or necessary in fighting terror.
The current administration has reversed its position on releasing evidence of torture by the previous administration, and we must ask why. A great and moral nation would have the courage to face the truth so it could abide by the rule of law. To look the other way necessarily implicates all of us and would of course further radicalize people against our troops on the ground. Instead, we have the chance to limit culpability for torture to those who were truly responsible for these crimes against humanity.
Not everyone who was given illegal orders obeyed them. Many FBI agents understood that an illegal order must be disobeyed, and they did so. The others must be held accountable, so that all of us are not targeted for blowback for the complicity of some.
The government's own actions and operations in torturing people, and in acting on illegally obtained and unreliable information to kill and capture, are the most radicalizing forces at work today, not any religion, nor the fact that we are rich and free. The fact that our government engages in evil behavior under the auspices of the American people is what poses the greatest threat to the American people, and it must not be allowed to stand.
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McChrystal, Copper Green, Torture and Assassination
Check out this great Esquire article about the torture occupation of Iraq and new Afghan boss McChrystal's role. How'd I miss this in '06?
Muriel Kane wonders whether McChrystal ran Cheney's global assassination hit squads.
Hersh: "…let's say Yemen, let's say Peru, let's say Colombia, let's say Eritrea, let's say Madagascar, let's say Kenya, countries like that…"
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Early Thursday morning Columbia fire crews were called out to an incident where a woman reportedly fell from a second floor apartment.
Medics were called out just before 2 a.m. to 101 Orr Street.
Fire investigators tell us a 19-year-old woman was transported to University Hospital. At this point it's not clear how significant her injuries were.
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*Is there a photo? Do the sleeves look like they have a diamond pattern in the photo? If so, does it look the same size as on the body of the sweater or is it different?
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If someone could help me out, I could send you a copy of the pattern for you to look at. The pattern repeats every 32 rows so it would take me forever to type it all out.
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Man arrested after five-hour standoff with Arlington police
An Arlington man was arrested on a felony warrant Tuesday afternoon after a nearly five hour standoff with police.
Arlington police went to arrest Pervis Lee Andrews, 43, on an outstanding felony warrant at about 10 a.m. Tuesday. They saw Andrews go inside his house in the 500 block of Matt Lane.
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Information Collection Being Reviewed by the Federal Communications Commission
Notice And Request For Comments.
As part of its continuing effort to reduce paperwork burden and as required by the Paperwork Reduction Act (PRA) of 1995 (44 U.S.C. 3501-3520), the Federal Communications Commission invites the general public and other Federal agencies to take this opportunity to comment on the following information collection(s). Comments are requested concerning: (a) Whether the proposed collection of information is necessary for the proper performance of the functions of the Commission, including whether the information shall have practical utility; (b) the accuracy of the Commission's burden estimate; (c) ways to enhance the quality, utility, and clarity of the information collected; (d) ways to minimize the burden of the collection of information on the respondents, including the use of automated collection techniques or other forms of information technology; and (e) ways to further reduce the information burden for small business concerns with fewer than 25 employees.
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OMB Control Number: 3060-1122.
Title: Preparation of Annual Reports to Congress for the Collection and Expenditures of Fees or Charges for Enhanced 911 (E911) Services Under the NET 911 Improvement Act of 2008.
Form Number: N/A.
Type of Review: Revision of a currently approved collection.
Respondents: State, local or tribal governments.
Number of Respondents: 56 respondents; 56 responses.
Estimated Time per Response: 50 hours.
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Total Annual Burden: 2,800 hours.
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The Commission proposes to ask the following questions:
1. A statement as to whether or not your State, or any political subdivision, Indian tribe, village or regional corporation therein as defined by Section 6(f)(1) of the NET 911 Act, has established a funding mechanism designated for or imposed for the purposes of 911 or E911 support or implementation (including a citation to the legal authority for such mechanism).
2. The amount of the fees or charges imposed for the implementation and support of 911 or E911 services, and the total amount collected pursuant to the assessed fees or charges, for the annual period ending December 31, 20XX.
3. A statement describing how the funds collected are made available to localities, and whether your state has established written criteria regarding the allowable uses of the collected funds, including the legal citation to such criteria.
4. A statement identifying any entity in your State that has the authority to approve the expenditure of funds collected for 911 or E911 purposes; a description of any oversight procedures established to determine that collected funds have been made available or used for the purposes designated by the funding mechanism or otherwise used to implement or support 911; and a statement describing enforcement or other corrective actions undertaken in connection with such oversight, for the annual period ending December 31, 20XX.
5. A statement whether all the funds collected for 911 or E911 purposes have been made available or used for the purposes designated by the funding mechanism, or otherwise used for the implementation or support of 911 or E911.
6. A statement identifying what amount of funds collected for 911 or E911 purposes were made available or used for any purposes other than the ones designated by the funding mechanism or used for purposes otherwise unrelated to 911 or E911 implementation or support, including a statement identifying the unrelated purposes for which the funds collected for 911 or E911 purposes were made available or used.
7. A statement identifying which specificity all activities, programs, and organizations for whose benefit your State, or political subdivision thereof, has obligated or expended funds collected for 911 or E911 purposes and how these activities, programs, and organizations support 911 or E911 services or enhancements of such services.
8. A statement regarding whether your State classifies expenditures on Next Generation 911 as within the scope of permissible expenditures of funds for 911 or E911 purposes, whether your State has expended such funds on Next Generation 911 programs, and if so, how much your State has expended in the annual period ending December 31, 20XX on Next Generation 911 programs.
9. Any other comments you may wish to provide regarding the applicable funding mechanism for 911 or E911.
The purpose of this information collection is to meet the Commission's ongoing statutory obligations under the New and Emerging Technologies 911 Improvement Act of 2008, Public Law 110-283, 122 Stat. 2620 (2008) (NET 911 Act), which requires the Commission to submit an annual report to the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation of the Senate and the Committee on Energy and Commerce of the House of Representatives, "detailing the status in each State of the collection and distribution of such fees or charges, and including findings on the amount of revenues obligated or expended by each State or political subdivision thereof for any purposes other than the purpose for which any such fees or charges are specified."
Federal Communications Commission.
Marlene H. Dortch,
Secretary, Office of the Secretary, Office of Managing Director.
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NEW MADRID - Linda June Carter, 56, died May 29, 2004, at Sells Rest Home in Matthews.
Born June 5, 1947, in New Madrid, daughter of Curt Williams of Michigan City, Ind., and the late Bernadean Bramlett Williams, she was a member of American Legion Post 595 Ladies Auxiliary and Eagles Aerie 4206 Ladies Auxiliary in New Madrid.
She was married to Robert Carter who survives of New Madrid.
Other survivors include: three sons, Bill Smith of Maben, Miss., and Bobby Carter and Shawn Carter of New Madrid; two daughters, Annette Richner of Belcamp, Md., and Amanda Carter of New Madrid; nieces and nephews, including Tina Williams of East Prairie, whom she raised; seven brothers, Butch Williams and Steve Williams of Michigan City, Ronnie Kimball of Portageville, Ricky Kimball of Michigan, Mike Kimball and Robbie Kimball of New Madrid and Don Kimball of Park Hills; one sister, Kim Rowland of Searcy, Ark.; and 13 grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by one sister, Terrie Kimball Summerton; and one brother, Larry Joe Williams.
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An Earthquake
May 14th, 2012
A week into J Street's Leadership Mission to Israel, the earth shook. An earthquake Friday, measuring 5.5 on the Richter scale, rattled Israelis but caused little damage.
The "real earthquake" during our trip – and the one that made headlines – was, of course, political not geological. A surprise midnight deal between Prime Minister Netanyahu and Opposition Leader Shaul Mofaz shook Israeli politics, brought Kadima into the government, and averted early elections.Read More...
Kadima Joins Government, Preempts Planned Elections: What Does It All Mean?
May 8th, 2012
This morning's announcement that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Leader of Kadima Shaul Mofaz will form a unity government, instead of holding early elections, raises many critical questions. Will this development bring the government toward the center and create the space for Israel's leadership to substantively address the key challenges the country faces? Or will it go down in history as little more than a maneuver designed to ensure the political survival of those involved? Read More...
Condolences to Prime Minister Netanyahu
April 30th, 2012
We send our heartfelt condolences to Prime Minister Netanyahu on the passing of his father, Ben-Zion. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Netanyahu family and the people of Israel as they mourn the passing of this distinguished scholar, patriarch and patriot. May his memory be a blessing to the many whose lives he touched. Read More...
J Street calls Givat Hamatos plans 'Not just bad faith, but bad policy'
October 14th, 2011
J Street is baffled by the announcement that plans are moving forward to construct Givat Hamatos—the first new Jewish neighborhood to be built in East Jerusalem since Har Homa in 1997. Read More...
J Street Statement on Violence at Israel's Embassy in Egypt
September 11th, 2011
Street expresses deep relief at the safe return of Israeli diplomatic personnel and their families to Israel from Cairo today. The events at the Israeli Embassy are deeply troubling, and we urge Egypt to ensure that its security forces are in the future set to take all necessary action to protect foreign diplomats in their country. We are grateful to President Obama for his intervention and echo the Prime Minister of Israel's thanks to the President for the assistance provided by the United States and for the deep friendship that exists between the two countries. Read More...