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A bag contains 7reds balls,8 blue balls,3 yellow and the remainder of 20 balls are white.if one ball is selected at a random .find the probability of selecting a white ball
A 500 g piece of silver at 150 degree Celsius is submerged in 1000 g of water at 5 degree Celsius to be cooled. determine the final temperature of silver and water given Cwater = 4.18 x 10 ^3 J/kg degree Celsius Csilver = 2.4 x 10^2 J/kg degree Celsius
I have to write a page on this topic what else can i write?
What must you keep in mind about decisions posted on the internet so soon after a ruling? can please somebody help me with this my book doesnt say anything about this.
Message transmission at the end of the axon is dependent upon the functioning of the: a. terminal button. b. myelin sheath. c. dendrite. d. nucleus. is it B The neurobiologist explained to the students, "The neural system is very much like the wires connecting your T.V. ...
One of the controversies concerning animal research involves: a. the age of animals used b. the belief by some that animals have rights equal to humans. c. the point of view that animal behavior can't correlate with human behavior d. the understanding that animal body ...
A team of psychology students would like to expose their classmates to an embarrassing experience in order to gather data for their term project. Their instructor has asked them to read the ethical guidelines published by the American Psychological Association. She wants them ...
A school psychologist is asked to help with a third grade student who is disrupting the class and causing the teacher to consider a change in professions. The psychologist interviews the parents, teachers, students, and student. She examines the reports of previous teachers, ...
it is B
Psychologists using information from old newspapers to study human behavior are engaging in: a. developmental research b. archival research c. naturalistic observation d. survey research is it B im confused 2. Kevin and Cheryl had completed their first day of naturalistic ...
A theory can be defined as: a. an attempt to test behavior and thought process b. an accurate description of problem solving behavior c. the basis for relationships among unorganized facts and principles d. the applications of scientific method through statistics i think its A
1. cognitive psychology can best be described: a. the study of higher mental processes b. the therapeutic applications of critical thinking. c. the area of psychology which attempts to reduce judgmental thinking. d. a subspecialty of psychology based exclusively on observation...
A states highest court is called the state: (Points: 5) District Court. Court of Appeals. Supreme Court. County Court. is it supreme court
Attorneys membership in local and national bar associations is: (Points: 5) required to practice law. delayed for three years from the licensing date. compulsory. voluntary. is it "compulsory"
In their professional capacity, attorneys strive to make sure that their clients interests are protected by: (Points: 5) regulation. law. the bar association. guidelines Is it "Law"
A/an __________ is an occupation requiring knowledge of the arts or sciences and advanced study in a specialized field, such as law. (Points: 5) regulation profession rule association is it "profession"
A relationship characterized by harmony and good communications comes as a result of __________ with the client. (Points: 5) substantive legality rapport primary Is it "Rapport"
Like all relationships, the __________ relationship is based on rapport. (Points: 5) compulsory attorney-client law firm-court Judicial Is it "Attorney-Client"
It is important for legal assistants to understand how to __________ like a professional. (Points: 5) a.behave, work, and dress b.move, dress, drive c.drive, shop, behave d.dress, sing, work
criminal law and procedures
Is it B (words)
criminal law and procedures
Law is a language of: (Points: 5) mind reading. words. wishes. confusion.
criminal law and procedure
Is it C (Felony murder rule)
criminal law and procedure
The doctrine holding that any death resulting from the commission or attempted commission of a dangerous felony is murder is: (Points: 5) the state of mind. a misdemeanor. the felony murder rule. the federal attempt
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Alton Brown - Chewy Gluten Free Chocolate Chip Cookies
Recipe by Feej3940
Adapted from "Good Eats". We thought we would give it a try. My husband was told to try to reduce his wheat & gluten. They are SO GOOD! You wouldn't even know they were gluten free! This was my first gluten free recipe to try & I'm not nervous anymore!
Top Review by dcassady
To a family who is new to cooking without gluten- these cookies were easy to make and really easy to eat! I only had white rice flour on hand and the cookies turned out GREAT. Make sure to keep the dough in the fridge the entire hour before cooking.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup butter, softened
- 2 cups brown rice flour
- 1⁄4 cup cornstarch
- 2 tablespoons tapioca flour
- 1 teaspoon xanthan gum
- 3⁄4 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1⁄4 cup sugar
- 1 1⁄4 cups brown sugar
- 1 egg
- 1 egg yolk
- 2 tablespoons milk
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons vanilla
- 12 ounces semi-sweet chocolate chips
Directions See How It's Made
- Melt the butter in a medium saucepan over low heat.
- In separate bowl, combine brown rice flour, cornstarch, tapioca flour, xnthan gum, salt & baking soda.
- In mixing bowl, pour melted butter over brown sugar & sugar. Mix together until creamed.
- Add egg & egg yolk, milk & vanilla & mix until incorporated.
- Slowly add flour and mix until combined.
- Add chocolate chips and stir until combined.
- Chill in the refrigerator until firm, about 1 hour.
- Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Scoop dough into 1 inch balls. Bake in 375 oven for about 10-12 minutes, or until golden brown.
- Remove from the oven, let cool on the pans for a couple minutes. Remove from the pan to finish cooling.

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Assessment, Care and Management of Acute/Critical Illness or Injury 2017-18
About the course
This specialist skills and post registration development short course may be of interest to registered healthcare professionals working in an acute secondary care setting.
This course offers you an opportunity to:
• Develop your knowledge and understanding of the pathophysiological effects of acute/critical illness or traumatic injury.
• Develop the competences required for the assessment, care and management of the acutely/critically ill or injured adult.
• Examine current evidence and developments in this field of care.
Throughout the course, emphasis will be placed on the holistic assessment of the individual with development of subsequent management plans from which to provide optimum care.
Start date:
12 weeks, part-time
30 Master's level credits
Entry requirements
You must:
• Be a registered healthcare professional with at least 12 months post registration employment.
• Be experience working within an acute healthcare setting.
• Have either an Honours degree, have studied at Honours level or can demonstrate appropriate knowledge and skills at Honours degree standard.
If you are not registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) or Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), and if your first language or language of instruction is not English, you will need to meet the minimum requirements of an English Language qualification. The minimum of IELTS 6.5 overall with no other element lower than 6.0, will be considered acceptable, or equivalent.
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Places available:
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Important information
We will always try to deliver your course as described on this web page. However, sometimes we may have to make changes as set out below.
We review all optional modules each year and change them to reflect the expertise of our staff, current trends in research and as a result of student feedback. We will always ensure that you have a range of options to choose from and we will let students know in good time the options available for them to choose for the following year.
We will only change core modules for a course if it is necessary for us to do so, for example to maintain course accreditation. We will let you know about any such changes as soon as possible, usually before you begin the relevant academic year.
Sometimes we have to make changes to other aspects of a course or how it is delivered. We only make these changes if they are for reasons outside of our control, or where they are for our students' benefit. Again, we will let you know about any such changes as soon as possible, usually before the relevant academic year. Our regulations set out our procedure which we will follow when we need to make any such changes.
When you enrol as a student of the University, your study and time with us will be governed by a framework of regulations, policies and procedures, which form the basis of your agreement with us. These include regulations regarding the assessment of your course, academic integrity, your conduct (including attendance) and disciplinary procedure, fees and finance and compliance with visa requirements (where relevant). It is important that you familiarise yourself with these as you will be asked to agree to abide by them when you join us as a student. You will find a guide to the key terms here, where you will also find links to the full text of each of the regulations, policies and procedures referred to.
The Higher Education Funding Council for England is the principal regulator for the University.
Career opportunities
This short course may assist you to meet the specialist skills and post registration development requirements stipulated by your employer/professional regulator.
Teaching and assessment
You will be taught through a series of lectures, tutorials and guided study, which will be supported by the University's virtual learning environment.
Assessment will include the submission of a written assignment and a presentation.
Your module specification/course handbook will provide full details of the assessment criteria applying to your course.
Feedback (usually written) is normally provided on all coursework submissions within three term time weeks – unless the submission was made towards the end of the session in which case feedback would be available on request after the formal publication of results.
Feedback on exam performance/final coursework is available on request after the publication of results.
Huddersfield is the only University where 100% of the teaching staff are Fellows of the Higher Education Academy.*
∗permanent staff, after probation: some recently appointed colleagues will only obtain recognition in the months after their arrival in Huddersfield, once they have started teaching.
How much will it cost me?
Please contact the Student Finance Office for more information about 2017/18 fees and finance.
You may be eligible for funding from Health Education Yorkshire and the Humber. Detailed guidance on such funding arrangements is available in their funding guide. For further information please contact the SSPRD Admissions Team.
Other information
The University of Huddersfield operates an attendance monitoring system. Further details can be found in the Attendance Monitoring Policy.
How to apply
We hope you're interested in what you've seen. If you would like to apply to join us, please complete the part-time online application form and refer to the guidance notes provided.
The closing date is 31 July 2017.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Research community
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Ridge Grandel, 11, seemed a little uncertain as he drew the full-size Union officer's saber in the hallway of the Dr. Joyanne D. Miller Elementary School. The weapon and scabbard itself came up to the middle of his chest.
"We think it was an officer's sword," he explained, holding the saber at length and pointing to the stamped patterns on the unsharpened blade.
"The soldiers would use it for close fighting," he said, and with help, slid the saber back into the metal scabbard.
A few moments later, other fifth-grade students walked by. "Hey Ridge, where'd you get the sword?"
The sword, and the host of other programs around the Egg Harbor Township school, were just a small part of the Civil War-themed programs organized earlier this month by teacher Kelly Hunt. Students dressed and talked about Civil War-period clothes, showing how people lived, ate and fought during this seminal time in American history.
Using props such as the sword - an authentic reproduction that Hunt said she bought at Cold Spring Village - Hunt and students worked to make the history real and tangible for students.
About 150 students presented to around 450 student, on topics as varied as the toys of the 19th century, the telegraph, submarines, hand grenades, the use of hot air balloons and clothing fashion.
The idea is to "bring history to life for our students, because so many of the students didn't know the history," Hunt said. It was originally for the students in the gifted-and-talented program but expanded to other classes. "It's a great experience for the kids."
Hunt said the demonstrations helped explain science, technology, engineering and mathematics - a key area of learning.
Hunt, herself, wore an example of the layered fashions of the day. She explained to about 30 students her layers of clothes, including a hoop skirt made of whalebones, the corset and the all-but-mandatory fan. She said, "I carry my fan because, trust me, this is very, very hot."
Other students in one classroom were similarly attired, including Mya Pomatto, 11, in a purple ball gown accented with lace; Isabella Leak, 11, who explained how women and men carried cameo pins; and Grace Baumgartel, 11, who talked about the hairstyles. Mohini Gulati, 10, said women frequently wore hats with 3- to 4-inch brims, while Layla McIntosh, 10, said many girls' outfits were made of a blend of cotton and wool, and were hemmed as the girl grew, and Lauren Ebner, 10, explained the heavy corsets that many women wore.
Samia Alam, 11, portrayed Mary Boykin Chesnut, whose harrowing diary on life during wartime in South Carolina was later published. Nina Kaderabek, 11, went as Mary Virginia Wade, the only civilian casualty during the Battle of Gettysburg.
Pomatto explained that what she wore was like a ball gown. "I really like this dress," she said, even as she admitted, "It's kinda difficult to move in it."
Learning about the Civil War like this was fun, she said, and educational. Her eyes lit up when she talked about taking part in some of Hunt's earlier projects, including dissecting owl droppings for clues about its eating habits and setting up race cars powered by mousetraps that they later ran down a hallway.
In another classroom, Joey Lisa, 11, and Dan Nguyen, 11, explained their replica cannon, which fired ping-pong balls. The class taught them just how effective the cannons were and how much they cost, Nguyen said. A target for the demonstration was posted to a wall opposite, and teachers filing in with their students told them not to sit anywhere near it.
More than just educational, Lisa and Nguyen said they were caught up in the program, and wanted to learn as much as they could about these weapons. Why?
Said Lisa, "We thought it would be cool to show the other kids."
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Select a buckle under "Type" to see a picture of it. Only buckles that are available in the Width you selected above will be shown.
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Yoga Research and Yoga Therapy – two Yoga fields which S-VYASA has poured life into!
Over the years, S-VYASA has been substantiating scientific validation through Research @ S-VYASA. We have successfully published 284 research papers which have all been indexed in PubMed/Medline or Psychlit/Psychinfo. S-VYASA has carried itself as a Centre of Advanced Research (CAR) in Yoga and Neurophysiology accredited by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR).
S-VYASA is also supported by one-of-its-kind Yoga Therapy Research health Home with a 250-bed inpatient treatment facility called Arogyadhama run by VYASA. This is essentially envisioned to prevent and treat modern NCDs, long-term rehabilitation and to promote Positive Health.
VYASA is an international research foundation with its headquarters in a sprawling 100 acre rural campus, Prashanti Kutiram, south of the city of Bengaluru, India.
Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhana Samsthana is having Centers across India. All are coming under VYASA – National.
A Monthly Journal of S-VYASA Yoga University. Dedicated to Yoga and related issues.
Swami Vivekananda Yoga Prakashana (SVYP) Publications published lots of books under Swami Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhana Samsthana.
Arogyadhama uses self healing special techniques based on research by Swami Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhana Samsthana (S-VYASA).
Special Feature on S-VYASA, International Conferences at a glance, 2nd Asian Yoga Therapy Conference 2017 in Miryang, South Korea
Special Coverage of 3rd International Day of Yoga, Anvesana visit by Sri Suresh Bhaiyyaji Joshi, FEVI-Con 2017, 22nd INCOFYRA – 2018
Curtain Raiser of International Day of Yoga in USA & 2nd International Conference on Integrative Medicine, Indian Technical and Economic Co-operation (ITEC): Yoga Instructor's Course (YIC)


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RBI Assistant Hall Ticket 2016: Reserve Bank of India recently announced a notification for recruiting 610 Assistant Vacancies in Various Departments. Recently the Organization has officially announced the RBI Prelims Exam Date. The Preliminary Examination will go to conduct on 23rd and 24th December 2016 at various Examination centers across the All over India in online mode only. The RBI is going to upload the RBI Assistant Prelims Admit Card 2016 with in short time. So Applicants pleased to download Call letter through official website on or before Exam Date. Here we discussed the detailed procedure for downloading RBI Hall Ticket. Applicants may follow this procedure to get their Admit Card easily. Aspirants pleased to visit RBI official website for getting more updates regarding Reserve Bank of India Assistant Call letter 2016.
Candidates who wish to appear RBI Asst Preliminary Examination must have to carry the Admit Card to the Exam Center. If any forget the Hall Ticket the Examiner will not allowed to the Exam Hall. Job Seekers must have to submit Application Number and Date of Birth details for downloading RBI Assistant Pre Admit Card 2016. After downloading the call letter the Job Hunters pleased to check their details like Application Number, Applicant Name, Hall Ticket Number, Scanned Photograph, Scanned Signature, Exam Date and Exam Hall details. If any mistake found on the RBI Prelims Exam Hall Ticket 2016 pleased to contact the Organization.
Applicants suggested referring the Instructions on Call letter before going to Exam to understand the Exam rules and regulations. Job Fighters may download the RBI Asst Pre Hall Ticket 2016 directly by clicking below given links. Candidates kept in regular visit this web portal for getting more updates about RBI Assistant Preliminary Admit Card 2016
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Starting date to download Admit Card Available soon
Exam Date 23rd and 24th December 2016
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Sunday, August 20, 2017
'Creative Galaxy' Season 2 Launching on Amazon
Amazon Original Kids Series Creative Galaxy will blast off with a second season on Prime Video on Friday, September 16. The hit "make-along, create-along" animated preschool series ... Continue Reading →
'Croods 2' Release Regresses to 2018
20th Century Fox has pushed DreamWorks Animations' prehistoric sequel The Croods 2 back to an unspecified date in 2018. The follow-up film was originally slated for December 22, 2017, ... Continue Reading →
WB Unveils 'Iron Giant: Signature Edition' Trailer
Warner Bros. and Fathom Events will present two showings of the remastered The Iron Giant: Signature Edition in select theaters nationwide on Wednesday, September 30 at 7 p.m. local ... Continue Reading →
Amazon Re-Ups 'Tumble Leaf,' 'Creative Galaxy'
Amazon Studios has announced it has signed on for second seasons of current original kids' animated series Creative Galaxy and award-winner Tumble Leaf; plus live-action shows ... Continue Reading →
Amazon Releases More 'Creative Galaxy'
Amazon Prime Instant Video continues to roll out its original streaming content with the release Oct. 3 of six new episodes of its animated preschool series Creative Galaxy. The series, ... Continue Reading →
Amazon Launches 'Creative Galaxy'
Amazon Prime Instant Video will be debuting original preschool series Creative Galaxy on Friday, June 27. The Amazon Studios production, from Blue's Clues co-creator Angela Santomero, ... Continue Reading →
Amazon Kids' Shows Get Summer Debuts
Amazon Studios' push into creating children's entertainment is finally about to see the light of day, with three of the five series the company picked up the pilots for ... Continue Reading →
Host Warburton, Presenters Set for Annie Awards
Patrick Warburton is set to host the 41st annual Annie Awards Feb. 1 at UCLA's Royce Hall. Joining him on stage will be a mix of animation luminaries, celebrity presenters and ... Continue Reading →
'The Croods' Main Cast to Reprise Roles for Sequel
Nicolas Cage, Ryan Reynolds and Emma Stone have signed to reprise their voice roles in DreamWorks Animation's upcoming sequel to their 2013 box office hit, The Croods. Directors ... Continue Reading →
'The Croods' gives DreamWorks Shares a Boost
Finally, there's some good news for the folks at DreamWorks Animation, who had a rough period after Rise of the Guardians didn't perform as projected at the box office and the upcoming ... Continue Reading →


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Have you noticed that your wooden fence has started to slant? Does it look a little less stable than it used too? A fence post that stands upright and sturdy is a secure fence, but a leaning fence post can pose safety hazards. It is a good idea to fix your leaning fence and get it back upright so it's one less thing to worry about! Read on to learn about wood fence restoration and repair, wood fence contractors, wooden fence repair cost and wooden fence gate repair!
With these guidelines above, you have learned how to fix a leaning fence post and gate! If you can't find the time for this project, don't worry, Home Painters Toronto has the time for you! Call us NOW at 416-494-9095 or email@example.com.


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Dreaming Foxes Embroidery Kit
Scientists teach us that the world began with a big bang far, far away. Foxes know that it actually began with a dream from the first two foxes. They were responsible for dreaming the world and all of its flora, fauna, and foxes, into being. They still dream up among the stars, creating new planets and nebulas.
This design uses the two simplest embroidery stitches (the running stitch and the split stitch), which makes it great for beginners.
Your "Dreaming Foxes" embroidery kit includes:
- Embroidery needle
- Embroidery floss
- Cotton fabric printed with the pattern
- 8" embroidery hoop
- A stitch guide
- Simple instructions on how to finish the piece
Skill Level: Easy
This kit is by far my most popular. It has gone into many nurseries and children's rooms. This kit is perfect for kids or absolute beginners since it's almost entirely the running stitch, which means you're simply going up and down with your needle to cover the colored lines on the fabric.
The finished piece measures 8" in diameter. Your embroidery kit's contents come sealed in a zip-top bag and will be mailed in a bubble envelope to ensure its safe arrival.
Want to see a video of what's inside the kit? I have one HERE.
Here's what our customers have to say: "This was my first embroidery project ever. I chose it as a thoughtful homemade Christmas gift for my mom, who loves foxes. It turned out so well, and my mom loved it so much, she's having it professionally framed."
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The question: I want to paint a beat-up, heavily trafficked wooden floor - and white to boot. What kind of prep does it need? And what kind of paint should I use to minimize scuffs and chipping
The answer: Heavily trafficking a wood floor could be a felony and, if it's beat up, all the more serious. So it's all about the pre-trial preparations. First, the surface needs to be stripped of all coatings and then covered with a sealer to level the surface. Second, apply another coating of epoxy for the benefit of both high-heeled visitors and your choice of colour: This will help with impact resistance. Finally, finish it with a high-gloss UV-stable polyurethane that is also non-yellowing. Ideally, your floorboards are wide ones so they'll undergo less cracking.
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Maurices is ramping up its store openings in time for the holiday season with plans to open 16 new stores.
Dunkin' Donuts has signed a multi-unit store development agreement with new franchisees, Brian and Sharon Weidendorf, to develop seven restaurants in Duluth, Minnesota, and the surrounding areas.
Dick's Sporting Goods will celebrate the opening of its new store in Duluth, Minn., beginning on Sept. 6.
Women's apparel retailer Maurices plans to open approximately 60 stores this year, according to the Duluth News Tribune.
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Established in 1992, ISAV-1 EOOD has become the leader in the field of designing, manufacture and assembly of machines and equipment for flour-mills and feed-mills on the Bulgarian market.
Company details
- Business Type:
- Manufacturer
- Industry Type:
- Agriculture
- Market Focus:
- Internationally (various countries)
This company also provides solutions for other industrial applications.
Please, visit the following links for more info:
About Us
We offer complete 'turnkey' assembly of the following installations:
- Feedmills;
- Ricemills;
- Flourmills;
- Pellet lines;
- Pneumotransport;
- Aspiration;
- Installations for dosing and mixing of micro and macro ingredients;
- Installations for transporting, storing, cleaning and dosing of flour (Breadmaking plants);
- Storage facilities (Silos).
Grain Processing Activity
ISAV owns a modern maize-mill and a feed-mill. We offer the following products:
- All kinds of fodders
- Maize (Corn) grits (Brewery grits)
- Polenta
- Maize (Corn) flour.
Way of Work
ISAV's machines and installations are automatically operated and controlled by computer system.
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The title of this post comes from the book of Hebrews:
Let us hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering, for he who promised is faithful. (Hebrews 10:23 ESV)
I thought of this verse when I read Ted's post (from "Jesus community") called "established in uncertainty". Ted talks about the dynamic life we have in Christ by the Spirit. He says:
This is a reality in which many number of things are going on at the same time. God is working on the individual parts in getting along with each other in love, in holiness of life. And there is a work of learning how to grow, live and serve together, in mission to the world.
All of this involves becoming established in uncertainty. We don't know what lies ahead in a day, or a week, a month or a year- and beyond. But we are willing to trust that in it all God's will can be done in our lives, as we seek and choose that will over our own and for the true good of the world, including ourselves.
We like predictability and easy "cookie cutter" ways. But God's ways are different. We inevitably will meet new struggles, opportunities, issues, etc., in those around us we know, as well as in our own lives.
This post came at an important time in my life. I have talked with many people who are concerned with the freedom and "unscriptedness" of the type of church meeting that we find in 1 Corinthians 14 (see "What do we do with 1 Corinthians 14" and that series).
We when we meet with other believers, and no one is scheduled to "preach" and no one is scheduled to "lead worship" and no one is schedule to read Scripture and no one is scheduled to pray… can we trust God?
Now, granted, Hebrews 10:23 is not about the church meeting. But, if we can trust God for our salvation, can we also trust Him to keep order when everyone is free to speak according to Paul's parameters in 1 Corinthians 14?
Please note that I am not talking about a failure to plan – Paul includes the possibility of planning in 1 Corinthians 14:26. But, what if we allowed believers to plan and prepare as God directs. Also, I'm not talking about a lack of accountability. But, what if we allowed each believer to hold his or her brothers and sisters accountable? Can we trust God for this?
I know, we like to come into a church meeting, find a place to sit, open the bulletin, and know exactly what is going to happen. We feel uneasy and off-balance when we do not know who has prepared to speak and who has prepared a song. But, can we trust God with this also?
We know what we like and what we want. But, do we dare ask what God wants? Do we dare ask how he desires for the church to meet? Could it be that the only image we have in Scripture of a meeting of the church (1 Corinthians 14) is there because that is how God wants us to meet? Can we trust God in this? Is He faithful even in this?
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What we try to teach our own church planters is to "plan, but let the Lord freely lead." In other words when the believers gather, have a plan up your sleeve, but don't be controlled by the plan, be controlled by the Spirit and his leading in the meeting.
This past Friday night I visited one of the newer house churches being planted. The trainee did everything by the book (as we trained him to do), but the Lord took over the meeting without the trainee trying to manipulate things, and a 2 hour meeting extended all the way to nearly midnight in a very meaningful time for all!
Thank you for sharing how you teach people to trust in the Lord in the context of the church meeting. I've found that when I plan something, I can usually pull it off. When I leave it up to God, He always does much more.
I like the balance in what Guy says here: "plan, but let the Lord freely lead."
Perhaps this is not the best place for this comment, but I have been thinking about your assertion that since 1 Cor. 14 is our most complete description of what happens in church meetings that it is meant to be our guideline for how we conduct church meetings (have I put words into your mouth here?).
The topic being discussed in 1 Cor. 12-14, as I understand it, is not so much the church meeting in general, as it is specifically the practice of spiritual gifts in the context of the church meeting. When the specific gifts mentioned are used in church meetings, I think 1 Cor. 12-14 is our most complete and relevant guideline. But, I am a bit hesitant to base our "format" for all church meetings on 1 Cor. 14. Just a thought I thought I'd throw out. I am open to evidence to the contrary on this, though.
As I've said before, I also think there should be a balance between planning and Spirit-led spontenaity. You and I would probably disagree over who is responsible for planning. I think all believers should accept this responsibility.
As to your question about church meetings and exercising spiritual gifts, I'm not sure that I understand what you are asking. Are you suggesting that there may be a meeting of the church where believers should not exercise their spiritual gifts?
What I am suggesting is there may be other aspects to what happens in church meetings besides the aspect of the spontaneous practice of spiritual gifts. 1 Cor. 14 deals specifically with the aspect of spontaneous exercise of spiritual gifts, but perhaps, not necessarily other aspects.
On the question of who does the planning, I don't have a hard, set opinion. However, perhaps a middle ground answer to this might be that, in the interest of good administration, the entire group of believers sometimes delegates the responsibility of planning to those who seem especially gifted in this area.
Actually, I see 1 Corinthians 14:26-40 as regulating both planned and spontaneous exercise of spiritual gifts during the church meeting. It seems that Paul as both in mind in this passage.
Similarly, I'm not sure if each believer can relegate his responsibilities to others. I know this is a common practice, but do we see it in Scripture? Yes, there are believers who are specifically gifted to teach, but that doesn't excuse all from teaching. I would say this would be true for all gifts. There may be some that are specifically and regularly gifted in this way, but it doesn't preclude God from working through others, nor does it remove their responsibility.
Lately my husband and I have been focusing on giving Jesus the opportunity to work out what he plans. For example, he tells us his plan for our initial part, we obey and then get to see his hidden plans unfold. Lately, our initial part of planning is to simply invite over for a meal those in our lives that are at some level of disconnection from God ;new people, old friends and disengaged family members. We can do that part of the plan. We can't do his or their part. We can't control how much they share, what they have ears for, or anything that will seem to spontaneously occur. We have enjoyed being pleasantly surprised at watching people with fears and conflicts experience peace, encouragement, want to bring their friends over too, and barriers come down in discoveries of commoness. We watched how Jesus stirred up conversations from one person that we're amazing keys for understanding to another. There is no way any of us could plan or orchestrate how people respond to one another and thus are taught in their own organic social language.
We were given a simple plan to offer gracious hospitality without resentment, share our food and home and cater to who ever comes accordingly. I grew up waitressing and running restraints and later doing home daycare, then managing orphan teen homes and coaching sales teams. If our part of the plan is to serve and simply listen we also get to be amazed at what He multiplies. My plans are as unable as five loaves of bread and two fish, but his plan is able.
(We do get a few guests that try to bite our hands off, but like a restaurant you have to serve respectfully everyone who comes in.)
Reminds me of the two that asked Jesus on the beach, "where are you staying." in other words, "What's your plan for today?" Jesus just said, "Follow and see".
I've become convinced over the years that Jesus can run a meeting better than we can. He desires to minister to and edify His people even more than we do. He knows the true needs of His people better than we do. He knows the treasures that lie within each person and can bring them out and orchestrate them together better than we can. In a meeting where the headship of Jesus is sought, all the saints should prepare in the Spirit and in the Word ahead of time so that they have something to share of Christ for edification. Preparation ahead of time is essential, and planning is often beneficial as well, with prayer. Everything should be held lightly, though, and nothing forced, so that the Lord can have His way. If the body will assemble in this way, and learn together what it means to meet under His Headship, we will find that He is truly faithful. Nothing can compare.


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MR. WALLACE: I'm Chris Wallace, reporting from the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota. And this is "FOX News Sunday." (Intro music plays.)
(Sounds of cheering crowd.) John McCain chooses a running mate.
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And hello again, this week from the floor of the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minnesota, site of the Republican National Convention, an event that may have to be cut back because of Hurricane Gustav, now expected to reach category four status and hit the Gulf Coast on Monday.
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MRS. MCCAIN: (Inaudible) -- our mothers and that's very important to me, as it is to her, and we share a great deal in those respects. (Inaudible) -- for her.
MR. WALLACE: Did you want to get her approval before --
SEN. MCCAIN: Very necessary.
MR. WALLACE: And you gave her the thumbs-up?
MRS. MCCAIN: I did.
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MR. WALLACE: Senator McCain, welcome back to "FOX News Sunday."
SEN. MCCAIN: Thanks, Chris. Thanks for having me back.
MR. WALLACE: Let's start with your choice of a running mate. Of all the people you could have chosen, of all the Republican leaders you've known for years, straight talk, can you honestly say that Sarah Palin is the best person to put a heartbeat away from the presidency?
SEN. MCCAIN: Oh, yeah. She's a -- she's a partner and a soul mate. (Chuckles.) She -- she's a reformer. I don't particularly enjoy the label "maverick," but when somebody takes on the old bulls in her own party, runs against an incumbent governor of her own party, stands up against the oil and gas interests, I mean, they really are so vital to the economy of her -- of the state of Alaska. I mean, it's remarkable. It's a remarkable person.
And I've watched her record and I've watched her for many, many years, as she -- as she implemented ethics in lobbying reforms, and I mean she led on it. She didn't just vote for it. She led it. I've seen her -- take on her own party.
Look, one thing I know is that when you take on your own party in Washington, you pay a price for it. You do. You pay a price for it. And she's taken on the party in her own state. She take on -- she took on a sitting governor and defeated him.
And so I've -- I'm so pleased and proud, because this -- this is a person who will help me reform Washington and change the way they do business, and that's what Americans want.
MR. WALLACE: But let me ask you about the concerns that a lot of voters who have never heard of Sarah Palin before yesterday are asking.
SEN. MCCAIN: Sure. Sure.
MR. WALLACE: Compared to, say, Tom Ridge or Joe Lieberman, why is Governor Palin superior in dealing with national security and foreign policy?
SEN. MCCAIN: Look, those people you talk about -- Joe and Tom Ridge and Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee -- they're wonderful people and I'm grateful for the opportunity that I've had to know them and work with them.
But look, what this brings is a spirit of reform and change that is vital now in -- in our nation's capital. Eighty-four percent of the American people think the country's on the wrong track. In our party, we have corruption. We have former members of Congress residing in federal prison.
So it's not surprising to me that we've seen an incredible invigoration around our party and around the nation, not just Republicans, but Democrats.
And by the way, in the last day and a half, or whatever it's been, we have raised $4 million on the Internet. I wish I'd have taken her a month ago. (Chuckles.)
MR. WALLACE: But you have said that the existential threat we face, the threat to our existence, is from Islamic terrorism. Foreign policy is job one for the commander-in-chief.
SEN. MCCAIN: Sure.
MR. WALLACE: You have criticized Obama as being, quote, "dangerously unprepared" to be president.
In the sense of national security and foreign policy specifically, isn't Sarah Palin even more dangerously unprepared?
SEN. MCCAIN: Oh, no. Look, she's got -- she's got the right judgment. She's got the right judgment. She doesn't think, like Senator Obama does, that Iran is a minor irritant. She knows that the surge worked and succeeded, and she supported that. Senator Obama still -- still to this day refuses to acknowledge that the surge has succeeded.
She's been commander-in-chief of the Alaska Guard that has served back and back. In fact, as you know, she's got a son who is getting ready to go.
But she's had the judgment on these issues, and that Senator Obama has not had in the -- he's had all the wrong judgments. And Governor Palin understands these issues, and she understands the challenges that we face.
MR. WALLACE: But you say she's --
SEN. MCCAIN: So she's had 12 years of elected office experience, including traveling to Kuwait, including being involved in these issues.
And look, I'm so proud that she has displayed the kind of judgment, and she has the experience and judgment as an executive. She's run a huge economy up there in the state of Alaska.
MR. WALLACE: But --
SEN. MCCAIN: Twenty percent of our energy comes from the state of Alaska, and energy is obviously one of the key issues for our nation's security.
MR. WALLACE: But Senator, you talk about her, her years of experience. Ten of those years were as a city councilwoman and mayor of a town of 9,800 people. And in terms of foreign policy, in March of 2007, after -- two months after the surge had started, she was asked about it. And she said, I've been focused on state government. I haven't focused on the war in Iraq.
Understandable for a governor. Not understandable for a vice president.
SEN. MCCAIN: Well, by the way, also, she was a member of the PTA. (Chuckles.) I think it's wonderful.
But the point is she's been to Kuwait. She's been over there. She's been with her troops. The National Guard that she commands, who have been over there and had the experience. I'm proud of her knowledge of these challenges and issues. And of course, as governor, she has had enormous responsibilities, none of which Senator Obama had.
When she was in government, he was a community organizer. When she was taking tough positions against her own party, Senator Obama was voting present 130 times in the state legislature on every tough issue, whatever it was, while she was taking them on. That's the kind of judgment that I'm confident that we need in Washington.
MR. WALLACE: For people who aren't persuaded, at least initially, in the first 24 hours, about her experience, especially on foreign policy, doesn't this raise even more concerns about your age?
SEN. MCCAIN: I don't know. (Chuckles.) Look, it was an issue in the primary, as you know. I've got to show them the bigger -- I've got to show them the energy. I've got to show them the judgment. I've got to show them that my experience and knowledge qualifies me to lead.
And what we are finding out in recent days and couple of weeks is increasingly dangerous world -- but most importantly, and I know how to get jobs back and get our economy going again. But I've got to show them that; I understand that.
But I also think that you've got the next generation of leadership of America who is committed to good government, to ethics, a wonderful family, a belief in the future of America. I --
Look, I'm so excited about this -- this person, Governor Palin, I can't tell you. And her family is marvelous also.
MR. WALLACE: The choice of a running mate is the first presidential-level decision that you make. Why shouldn't we think that this is really about politics, about reaching out to women, especially to Hillary Clinton supporters?
SEN. MCCAIN: Well, I think that I had to do what I think is best for the future of the country. That's the point here. And I think by any parameter of judgment, given the economic difficulties that we're facing today, especially on an -- on jobs and health care and insurance, these are issues, health insurance and education. These are the issues that, really, Americans are most concerned about.
Americans are concerned about our nation's security, and I think she has exercised and shown the judgment to address those issues. But she also understands the fact that people in America are sitting down at the kitchen table this morning, as we speak, and saying, how are we going to stay in our homes? How are we going to get -- keep our health insurance? How are we going to educate our kids? And some of them have just lost their jobs.
So I think Governor Palin is uniquely -- as a governor; she's had executive experience. She didn't sit in the state legislature. She didn't vote just with her party and go along and get along. Senator Obama has never taken on the leaders of his party on any issue. You tell me a time when he had.
She's -- she's been an independent spirit that's taken them on at every opportunity.
MR. WALLACE: Whether this was the reason or not, do you think she will help you with women and especially with disaffected Hillary Clinton supporters?
SEN. MCCAIN: Oh, I think she's going to help me with all Americans. I think that the response that we're getting from men, women, young, old -- because they want us to change America. They want us to change it. They're -- they're sick and tired of business as usual, and -- inside the Beltway kind of thing.
You know, one -- one commentator said, well, she's never been on "Meet The Press." Well, I hope she's --
MR. WALLACE: I didn't say that. (Chuckles.)
SEN. MCCAIN: I hope she's on your -- I hope that she's on your program first.
No, she doesn't live inside the Beltway. She doesn't -- she and her husband don't go to the Georgetown cocktail parties. But they do live a life of a wonderful family. He's a -- they've had a small business.
That they are -- they're just really good, down-to-Earth people who understand the challenges that we face.
So in all due respect to my friends that say that she's never been on some of the inside-the-Beltway activities, I say thank God.
MR. WALLACE: Let me see if I've got the chronology straight, because people are interested in this.
SEN. MCCAIN: Sure.
MR. WALLACE: As I understand it, you met her for the first time at the governors' conference in -- in February.
SEN. MCCAIN: We had breakfast, yes. Yeah.
MR. WALLACE: You talked to her on the phone last Sunday, and you met with her face-to-face -- face-to-face for the first time to discuss the vice presidential pick Thursday morning, and then you offered her the job. Must have been a heck of a meeting.
SEN. MCCAIN: Well, the fact is I've been watching her. I mean, look, what she's been doing in Alaska, let's have some straight talk, has affected the representation in Washington, D.C. We've fought against, frankly, the same adversaries, the same challenges.
Look, we couldn't get the "bridge to nowhere" out, although we tried. People like Tom Coburn and the --
MR. WALLACE: This is the big pork barrel project.
SEN. MCCAIN: Yeah, the pork barrel project, $233 million bridge in Alaska to an island with 50 people on it. She, as governor, stood up and said, we don't need it, and if we need it, we'll pay for it ourselves.
Now, that's -- that's guts. I saw that, and I said, this -- this is what we need in Washington.
MR. WALLACE: Senator, I want to turn to the Democratic Convention. First of all, did you watch much of it?
SEN. MCCAIN: I didn't much, really, because I was traveling a lot.
MR. WALLACE: You won't be surprised, your ears would have been burning, because they were going after you pretty good.
SEN. MCCAIN: (Laughs.) Yeah. Yeah, I heard that.
MR. WALLACE: I want to give you this first chance to respond to it directly.
Senator Obama, in his acceptance speech, quoted you as saying that the fundamentals of the economy are strong, that it's made great progress under President Bush. And then he said this:
SEN. BARACK OBAMA (D-IL): (From videotape.) It's not because John McCain doesn't care. It's because John McCain doesn't get it.
SEN. MCCAIN: I -- understand, and I did watch excerpts from Senator Obama's speech. As we all expected, he gave a great speech. I even heard that some members of the media were cheering. (Laughs.)
But anyway, the -- I knew he would. And he's a very gifted speaker, and I admire and respect what he's accomplished.
Look, I've said for a long time America's in trouble. As I've been talking all across America, including the Heartland. These are tough, tough times, and we need changes.
Now, what Senator Obama wants to do is raise people's taxes; wants to basically sort of redistribute the wealth. I want to keep everybody's taxes low, and I want everybody rich. Just like Cindy's dad, who came home from World War II, an Air Force person with a Distinguished Flying Cross that sold his car to start a business and became very, very successful.
I want -- I want Americans to have lower taxes. You'll see states right now --
MR. WALLACE: But --
SEN. MCCAIN: You'll see states right now with a bad economy that raised taxes and it made their economy worse. He wants to raise taxes.
MR. WALLACE: But, if I may, Senator --
SEN. MCCAIN: Yeah, sure.
MR. WALLACE: -- the Democrats pointed out at the convention that you have voted 17 times against raising the minimum wage. They say the only reason you voted for it in 2007 was because it was linked to war funding.
SEN. MCCAIN: Well, the point is that I have voted to keep taxes low and to cut taxes, and Senator Obama has voted to raise them consistently --
MR. WALLACE: But why vote against the minimum wage?
SEN. MCCAIN: -- even on people as low as $42,000.
I'm for the minimum wage increases when they are not attached to other high -- big-spending, pork barrel -- the practice in Washington is attach a good thing to a bad thing, and that way, then you have to vote yes or no.
The energy bill. The energy bill had a lot of good things in it and it had billions of dollars of pork and good deals for the oil companies. Senator Obama voted for it; I voted against it. Because we've got to start giving people a straight choice.
Now, you watch this September. Harry Reid will say, okay, we'll let you vote on offshore drilling.
MR. WALLACE: The Senate Democratic leader.
SEN. MCCAIN: Yeah. The Senate Democratic leader will say, well, let's vote on offshore drilling, but you've got to have A, B, C, D, and E. You can't just have a straight up-or-down vote.
When I'm -- when I'm president, I'm going to veto every bill that doesn't have straight or up-or-down votes on the issues that are important to the American people.
MR. WALLACE: So you would have been for, alone, increases in the minimum wage, even though you voted against it?
SEN. MCCAIN: No. I'm certainly --
MR. WALLACE: I said 17; it was actually 19 times.
SEN. MCCAIN: Well, or 29 or 49 or whatever it is. The fact is that I am for a living wage for all Americans, and I'd like to see them get it, but the key is to get them jobs and get them the kind of good educational opportunity and affordable health care.
So I -- I am committed, and my record clearly shows that I've done everything I can -- and to keep their taxes low, to get them available and affordable health insurance, and to secure a good education. And give them a choice -- not be governed by the teachers' union.
MR. WALLACE: Obama also said that you are dipping into the old partisan playbook, questioning character and patriotism. And then he said this to you directly:
SEN. OBAMA: (From videotape.) So I've got news for you, John McCain. We all put our country first.
SEN. MCCAIN: Oh, I have no doubt about Senator Obama's patriotism. I have grave doubts and concerns about his judgment, whether it be on saying that Iran is a tiny problem; about saying that the surge wouldn't work, that it was due to failure and still, incredibly, saying that the surge has not succeeded.
To every -- to his first --
MR. WALLACE: But Senator, when you -- but to -- if I may --
SEN. MCCAIN: Yeah.
MR. WALLACE: When you say he doesn't think it matters whether we win or lose, when you say he'd rather lose a war to win a political campaign, isn't that questioning his patriotism?
SEN. MCCAIN: No, it's questioning his judgment. He -- he -- he went out to run for the nomination of his party and took the far left position, MoveOn.org. In fact, when MoveOn.org ran an ad in the -- full-page ad in The New York Times saying "General Petraeus or General Betray-Us?" and we had a resolution on the floor of the Senate condemning that, this great man, this terrible aspersions on his courage and his reputation, he refused to vote. He was on the -- he was in the Senate at the time. Refused to on it.
Well, obviously, he went to the left of his party on the war in order to secure the nomination of his party. So I think that's very clear.
MR. WALLACE: Senator McCain, we have to take a break here, but when we come back we'll have much more for the senator, including the charge from a former president that he is milking his status as a POW for political gain.
Back in a moment.
MR. WALLACE: And we're back now with Senator John McCain.
Senator, former President Carter said this week -- his words, not mine -- that you have been milking every possible drop of advantage from your five years as a prisoner of war in Vietnam.
The president said that -- at the Saddleback Forum with Rick Warren, quote, "John McCain was able to weave in his experience in a Vietnam prison camp no matter what the question was."
Your response?
SEN. MCCAIN: Oh, I have great respect for former President Carter, but it's not the first time we've disagreed. His statements about Israel and the Palestinians and the way he conducted his presidency I respect. But I vigorously disagree with -- and many of the things that, activities that he's had since.
I think he's a man of very good heart and very --
MR. WALLACE: But are you offended by his suggesting that you're milking your POW --
SEN. MCCAIN: Oh, no. Look, I have respect for President Carter, and I don't think most Americans share that view. In fact, most of my supporters say talk more about your experiences. And they were formative experiences.
And Pastor Rick Warren wanted to know not only our positions on the issues, but what our makeup was and why we feel that we think it's important to serve this country in the highest and most responsible position, the most powerful position in the world. So I'm pleased to have been able to talk to so many Americans in a straightforward fashion and tell them about why I am the person I am today.
If we'd had this conversation a month ago, we wouldn't have been -- had a word about -- Georgia, a tiny country a long ways away. So we don't know what's around the corner of history, and we have to judge people's character, and my character, a great part of that formation of that character, took place in a prison camp.
MR. WALLACE: As we sit here today, on Saturday, Hurricane Gustav is bearing down on the Gulf Coast.
SEN. MCCAIN: It is.
MR. WALLACE: Are there any circumstances under which you would consider suspending the Republican Convention if the hurricane really bashes that part of the country?
SEN. MCCAIN: I'm afraid, Chris, that we may have to look at that situation, and we'll try and monitor it.
I've been talking to Governors Jindal, Barbour, Riley, Chris. I've been talking to all of them. But, you know, it just -- it wouldn't be appropriate to have a festive occasion while a near- tragedy or a terrible challenge is presented in the form of a natural disaster.
So we're monitoring it from day to day, and I'm saying a few prayers, too.
MR. WALLACE: But what would you do?
SEN. MCCAIN: Well, I think we would have to -- we're looking at various options, and so I don't know exactly what we would do because you don't know how severe it is, where it's going to hit.
MR. WALLACE: No, I mean, are you seriously talking about suspending the convention, not holding it for a day or two?
SEN. MCCAIN: At least some of the activities or maybe devoting some of the activities to bringing American people's attention to trying to help its victims. But right now, it's too early, frankly.
All we're doing right now is exploring the various options.
MR. WALLACE: In the wake of Katrina and a perception, at least, of Republican failures, would it look bad for your party to be conducting business as usual while people are really suffering on the Gulf Coast?
SEN. MCCAIN: Oh, I don't think so. I think, again, we don't want to appear in any way festive when you have that kind of tragedy possibly revisiting itself on the city of New Orleans and areas around it. So we'll be judging it day by day, and looking at the options.
But right now, our prayers are that it doesn't hit in -- at least in heavily populated areas. It's pretty clear, at least at this moment, that it's going to hit somewhere. And so -- and also, might I say, I think that we are far, far better prepared than we were the last time.
MR. WALLACE: Just four months ago you talk Shepherd Smith on FOX News the kind of campaign that you intended to run. You said this:
SEN. MCCAIN: (From videotape.) Americans want a respectful campaign. Now, people say, well, negative ads move numbers. They may, but do we have to go to the lowest common denominator? I don't think so.
MR. WALLACE: Senator, in the last two months you've run ads comparing Barack Obama to --
SEN. MCCAIN: (Chuckles.)
MR. WALLACE: -- you're laughing as I say this -- to Paris Hilton and Britney Spears. You've run an ad charging, perhaps accurately, that he got help buying his home from a convicted felon.
What happened to your pledge to run a respectful campaign?
SEN. MCCAIN: Oh, I think it's respectful. But first of all, I also, at that time, asked Senator Obama to go to town hall meetings with me. We could appear in front of the American people, the way Barry Goldwater and Jack Kennedy had pledged to do.
I'll tell you, that changes the tenor of a campaign. I know, because I've done them in the past. And unfortunately, Senator Obama refused to go to a -- town hall meetings with me and appear before the American people so we can both answer their questions (in common ?).
Second of all, I thought, one, that those ads draw differences between our positions. He's against offshore drilling; he wants to raise taxes.
But the other thing, I though they were pretty humorous. And for those people who have lost their sense of humor, turn off your computer. Go out, get a breath of fresh air, and get your humor back.
So --
MR. WALLACE: So there's a big laugh about Tony Rezko, a convicted felon, helping him --
SEN. MCCAIN: Well, I think that they should laugh when they see Charlton Heston -- (chuckles) -- and --
But look, there are serious issues.
MR. WALLACE: You don't think your campaign has gone negative in the last two months?
SEN. MCCAIN: No. No. We have certainly drawn the differences, and we will continue to draw those differences.
And I might add and -- that the negative ads that were begun long ago by the Democratic National Committee, that continues to this day by the Obama campaign, are something we understand. I'm a big boy.
But we will continue to draw the differences between ourselves -- myself and Senator Obama, particularly since he has a tendency to shift those positions.
MR. WALLACE: Obama and the Democrats continue to try to wrap President Bush around you.
SEN. MCCAIN: Yeah.
MR. WALLACE: Big question: How do you assess the Bush presidency?
SEN. MCCAIN: I think history will judge that. I do think it's a fact that America has not been attacked again since 9/11. I think the president deserves credit for that. I think history will judge the president.
As is well known, I was adamantly opposed to the spending spree that we went on and predicted that we would be in the difficulties as far as our fiscal sanity is concerned if we continued the largest increase in government since the Great Society. And I urged vetoes.
I believed strongly that we needed to address the issue of climate change in a comprehensive fashion. I obviously don't want to torture any prisoners. There's a long list of areas that we were in disagreement on.
But I also think --
MR. WALLACE: You're not suggesting he did want to torture prisoners?
SEN. MCCAIN: Well, waterboarding, to me, is torture. Okay? And waterboarding was advocated by the administration and, according to published report, was used.
But the point is we've had our disagreements, and I've been called a, quote, "maverick." And I'm not the most popular person in my party. And -- nor do I believe, is Governor Palin, the most popular with some in her Republican Party in the state of Alaska, and that's why I'm so glad I found a soul mate and a partner for this campaign.
MR. WALLACE: So step back, and in less than in programmatic terms and more in sort of conceptual terms, give us an overview.
How would the McCain presidency be different from the Bush presidency?
SEN. MCCAIN: Well, the first thing we'd do is rein in spending. I mean, we've got to veto all these pork barrel bills. We would eliminate pork barrel and earmark spending.
We would seriously and comprehensively address the issue of climate change. We would also absolutely, absolutely make sure that I address the issue of Afghanistan and our nation's security and build a coalition of nations in an attempt that I think we can succeed on in reining in the Iranian weapons, development of nuclear weapons.
But most importantly, a comprehensive, immediate plan of action to fix our economy and create jobs and get people back to work again and get our economy going again. That's got to be the first priority.
And I'll work with the Democrats. I'll reach across the aisle. And we've got to keep taxes low and we've got to have a job creation program which alternate energy and nuclear power are a big part of.
MR. WALLACE: Finally, Senator, what do you hope to accomplish at the convention? If there's one or two central messages that you want to get across to voters about the choice between you and Barack Obama, what would they be?
SEN. MCCAIN: Reform, prosperity, and peace. We'll reform the way that Washington does business. Senator Obama has never taken on his party or had any real reform agenda.
Prosperity, get jobs back, keep taxes low, invigorate our economy and get it moving again. And peace, I know how to secure the peace. I hate war. I hate war. Most veterans do. All veterans that I know do. And we can secure the peace. This is a very dangerous world we live in, and I know how to do that.
Senator Obama has been consistently wrong on national security issues. I have been consistently correct.
MR. WALLACE: Are you going to carve up Obama at your convention?
SEN. MCCAIN: Oh, I think we'll try to draw the differences. But I think the message of hope and that America's -- and restoring trust and confidence in our government and our best days are ahead of us.
I am convinced that America's best days are ahead of us in these very difficult and challenging times.
MR. WALLACE: Senator McCain, thank you for talking with us.
SEN. MCCAIN: Thank you, Chris.
MR. WALLACE: See you in St. Paul.
SEN. MCCAIN: Okay. Good to see you.
MR. WALLACE: Senator McCain and Governor Palin are traveling to Mississippi today to visit an emergency command center preparing for the hurricane. There are reports President Bush is likely to skip the convention to oversee relief efforts. And Republican officials are discussing a possible fund raising drive for the victims of the hurricane during the convention.
Well, coming up is McCain's vice presidential pick, a stroke of political genius, or a very risky gamble? Our Sunday Regulars will have plenty to say when we come right back, from the Republican Convention in St. Paul.
Source: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,414222,00.html


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Consuela is Stephen Colbert's housekeeper. On May 1, 2006, she did not show up for work. Stephen was OK with that, unless it was some kind of flu, because Stephen doesn't provide her any health care. The next day Stephen realized that she had participated in the Day Without Immigrants.
Other Member's of Stephen's Staff Who Were Absent On May 1, 2006Edit
- Jorge, Stephen's gardener
- Luis, Stephen's driver
- Miguel, the guy who stands in Stephen's parking space until he gets there
- Carlos, Stephen's abogado[1]
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Draft snub still motivates Gore
On a glorious sunshine-soaked afternoon last week in Santa Clara, Calif., 49ers running back
"What are people saying about me?" he asked a visitor. "What do they think?"
The questions were strange considering Gore, a fifth-year pro, is the only player in franchise history to run for more than 1,000 yards in three consecutive seasons, ranks second to
But there is a side to the soft-spoken Gore that's comprised of equal parts insecurity and determination. It's important to him that people recognize his abilities because he has yet to get over going unselected until the third round of the 2005 draft, when running backs
"I want to show everybody that I'm the best after seeing other guys go ahead of me who I felt I was better than," he says. "That's still heavy on my chest, a chip on my shoulder."
Gore didn't run like a man who was burdened by disappointment three days after making the comments. Instead he gashed the Seahawks for 207 yards and two touchdowns on 16 carries, leading the 49ers to a 23-10 victory and a 2-0 start that has them alone atop the NFC West standings. He also joined
Gore easily would have broken his franchise record of 212 yards rushing but turned an ankle in the fourth quarter. X-rays were negative and he will play Sunday at Minnesota, against a defense that has ranked No. 1 against the run the past three seasons and has not allowed a 100-yard rusher in 25 consecutive games, second only to Baltimore (36) for the longest active streak in the NFL.
Gore is not intimidated. He overcame two serious knee injuries at the University of Miami -- the reason for him falling to the third round -- to establish himself as one of the top young backs in the game. He's so conscientious that after the poor Week 1 showing against the Cardinals he phoned offensive coordinator
"I just needed to know," Gore says.
Raye, who was asleep when the phone rang, assured Gore everything would be fine. Then he dialed up the counter play that worked so effectively against the Seahawks in 2006, when Gore ran for a personal best 212 yards.
The arrival of Raye could be critical to Gore having another Pro Bowl season. Raye was reared in the same offensive system as
If last Sunday was an indication, Gore could be headed for the same type of year. And as he runs through the end zone and into the record books, he will carry a burden that motivates him instead of slows him. When asked when the pain of that April draft day of 2005 would leave him, Gore says: "It ain't."
He adds: "That's what keeps me going. I'm going to show them that I'm the best. When our careers are over, my numbers are going to be better than theirs, you know?"