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On Sunday 18 March 2018 we launched a Stewardship Campaign. We have been talking about it in the magazine for several months, the position has been explained to the Parochial Church Council, we had a Lent Course based on the subject of stewardship, and we have worked with David Meredith at the Diocese to look at giving and finance.
We wrote to every PCC member, to everyone who is on the Electoral Roll, all those who are regular attenders, all those who are already regular givers, all those who come to Kids' Church, all those married here since Peter arrived, and all those families who have come for Baptism in the last year. We invited everyone to a Stewardship Service, and told them a pack would be available for them.
It snowed on Sunday 18 March, so sadly the attendance was less than on a normal Sunday – but the worship and warmth (and cake) made up for it. The sermon Peter preached is attached here – stewardship sermon
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Acne is caused by sebum, a type of oily discharge, which is produced by glands located in the skin. That sebum combines with dead skin cells and sweat and irritates the skin, causing acne.
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Cystic acne has even deeper roots, which can make it even more troublesome to get rid of.
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Shower at least once a day
Dead skin cells sound gross, but the fact is that we all produce them whether we like it or not. The skin is a living organ and renews itself to protect the rest of your body by shedding those cells that are dead.
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(In case you didn't know, sweat's important function is to cool your body.)
If left on your skin, sweat becomes the base in which acne ingredients can mix.
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Loading your body with tons of sugars and starches may mean a good time for your taste buds, but if you're prone to acne, it can also mean a breakout will follow.
Keeping your diet full of healthy vegetables, fruits, and proteins can help mitigate your acne condition and keep it from flaring up.
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Stress can be another trigger for acne.
We know, stress can be tough to cut out of life. Whether you're going to school, going to work, taking care of family or a combination of all three, stress creeps into your life no matter what.
But you don't have to let it affect your skin's health. Carve out some "me time" for yourself, whether that means meditation, adult coloring, going to the movies with friends, or any other activity that relaxes you.
Not only will your skin be happier, but you might be too!
Get plenty of sleep.
You might wonder what sleep has to do with preventing back acne, or any acne at all. Sleep has a profound impact on overall health, which includes the health of your skin.
When you sleep, your body is allowed to recover and restore itself from the day's exertions. Without proper sleep, your body can't do this, and that includes your skin.
That leaves your skin more vulnerable to irritation, so when the sebum and dead skin cells hang around on that weakened skin, acne can form.
All of these preventative measures can be effective ways to minimize the impact back acne has on your life. However, you might still experience flares.
When those happen, you want to know how you can treat back acne.
Which back acne home remedies are most effective?
When do you most need back acne home remedies?
Think about when you discover a breakout. You might be just hopping out of the shower to get ready for work.
Or maybe it's late at night and there aren't any stores open nearby. Either way, it might not always be convenient to get over-the-counter or prescription acne treatments.
When that happens, back acne home remedies can go a long way in reducing the appearance of acne breakouts.
Another reason you might want to pursue back acne home remedies is cost.
Over three trillion dollars is spent each year on acne treatments. Of course, the individual doesn't spend nearly that much, but many of these home remedies can be a wallet-friendly option.
Some may choose back acne home remedies for naturopathic reasons. Maybe you have allergies to certain medical treatment ingredients, or you want to try to minimize your back acne without worrying about drug interactions.
That's why we've come up with seven ingredients that can help you put together an arsenal of back acne home remedies to help you conquer the physical and emotional distress that accompanies this condition.
You may find that some of these home remedies work better for you than others. Everyone is different, and everyone's skin and acne condition will react differently to various remedies.
The good news about each of these is that they can be put together from ingredients you probably already keep in your kitchen–perfect for those late-night or early morning breakouts when you simply cannot get to the store or to your dermatologist.
Without further ado, here are seven back acne home remedies that can provide efficient relief from various types of acne:
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Sometimes these home remedies can be as simple as applying them directly to the irritated skin.
You can also mix them into scrubs that not only handle acne but exfoliate your skin to prevent future breakouts. Other remedies are great for spot treatments–for irritation that pops up where and when it's least welcome.
Many of them are soothing, such as oatmeal baths, and can help your skin in other areas besides your back.
In addition to limiting and treating acne, you might find yourself with smoother, more radiant skin that also happens to be blemish free.
Why consign yourself to the emotional and physical strain of acne breakouts?
Why live with the scars they can produce?
If you have back acne, these home remedies can be a great tool to keep your skin looking and feeling healthy.
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If you still have questions about acne, and especially back acne, I invite you to contact me. I'd love to help you achieve the clear, healthy skin you deserve.


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Being asked to be the bride's maid of honor is the kind of question that warrants a glass of champagne and a giant pat on the back! You're about to transform from friend or family member into the bride's right hand gal pal, her on-call therapist, her party planner, and — above anything else — her dose of reality when all the wedding stress seems to get out of hand.
After all the excitement has passed, you may find yourself wondering where to start and what comes first. Do you jump right in and start planning the bachelorette party? Should you reach out to her family and see who is going to handle the bridal shower? How about reaching out to and rallying the other bridesmaids? You'll easily find yourself with a homemade to-do list of tasks that seems longer than a family of four's grocery list!
So before you find yourself making this maid of honor role your second full-time job, it's important to take a deep breath, have a quick meeting with the bride, and start mapping out a wedding timeline and to-do list with her right from the start.
But in order to make sure that nothing gets overlooked and you're there for the bride in ways you didn't know you'd have to be there for her (we're talking about helping her pee in her wedding dress or even offering to dance with her borderline-inappropriate great uncle), we're here to help! We've got your back with the ultimate list of 50 tips you should remember from start to finish. Consider these your core responsibilities, your big-day-saving guide, and everything in-between. You'll be the star of the bridal party with these 50 maid of honor tips.
Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is
Before kicking off any planning for the bachelorette party or bridal shower, have a chat with the other bridesmaids to see how much they can afford to spend on these events. Don't assume they'll be able to cover the costs after you already have a girls' getaway to Cancun scheduled in the books.
Give Your Fellow Bridesmaids Options
When planning wedding events like the bachelorette party, give the bridal party options of different activities and ask them to (privately) submit a vote so you can get a feel of which activities they are most interested in. This is a great way to get them involved and excited about attending.
Be the Go-To Gal for the 411
Absorb as much wedding information as you can and let the other bridesmaids, the bride's family members, and even guests turn to you with any questions that they may have. This will save the bride a lot of time and stress of having to respond to text messages and emails about where and when events are taking place.
Set a Budget for Yourself
When you're a MOH, you may find yourself spending out of pocket for little things here and there throughout the wedding adventure. As soon as your duties begin, set a budget for how much you can spend per event and stick to it. Always stay true to your savings account!
Attempt to Attend All Wedding Events
Try to be available to attend all the pre-wedding parties, especially the bridal shower and the bachelorette party. If you're unable to attend, let the bride know as soon as you do.


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Mmmm Chowda!
As a native New Englander, this is one of my favorite things. Hog Island Oyster Co. in SF serves up the best bowl of chowder. Since it's not close by, I thought I'd dig up the recipe and give it a try!
4 slices Bacon cut into 1 in pieces
1 c Sliced leeks
1 t Butter
1 c Celery
1 c Carrots
2 t Fresh thyme, chopped
4 Yukon gold potatos, cut into 1 in cubes
1 t Olive oil
1 c White wine
4 lbs Manila clams
8 oz. Cream
Italian parsley and pepper
Place potatoes in 2 quart saucepan and cover with water. Boil until tender. Combine bacon, leeks and butter in a skillet over medium heat until tender. Do not crisp the bacon. Add celery and carrots and thyme and heat until tender. Combine with potatoes. In a 3 quart saucepan, combine olive oil, remainder of the leeks and the fennel. Heat over medium flame until tender. Add fish and wine. Raise heat and cook until the wine has reduced by at least half. Add 4 quarts of water and bring to a bil. Remove from heat and strain through cheesecloth. Add to bacon/potato mixture. In a medium skillet add 1 cup of above mixture and bring to a boil. Add 1 pound of clams and heat until clams all open. Add 2 T of cream and bring to a boil. Remove from heat and serve. Garnish with parsley and black pepper.


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Jul. 6, 2015
"No, we don't think we have to do it," Hillary Clinton spokeswoman Jennifer Palmieri says on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" when asked if Clinton feels she has to turn over e-mail server to show voters she's trustworthy.
A month from now, 10 Republican presidential candidates will walk out onto a primetime debate stage in Cleveland and confront each other face to face for the first time. If the debate were held today, Donald Trump would be one of them. Two sitting governors, a U.S. senator, the runner-up for the 2012 GOP nomination, and the first female CEO of a Fortune 50 company would all be excluded.
Snowpack supplies about 70 percent of California's annual precipitation, according to NASA, making it crucial to the water supply of a state that's experiencing a four-year drought. "It's unbelievably extreme compared to anything we have on record," says Frank Gehrke, chief of California cooperative snow surveys for the California Department of Water Resources. "Where we would normally have 5, 6, 10 feet of snow, we're seeing bare ground."
Greece's "no" vote, rejecting further austerity demanded by creditors, left analysts and financial researchers rushing to predict whether the European Central Bank will continue providing the nation's banks with aid — and what will happen without it. The ECB meets Monday to discuss extending a new lifeline to Greek lenders, which have been closed for a week by Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras to stem withdrawals and preserve capital. Without an injection from the ECB — or a lower withdrawal limit — ATMs will start running dry soon, Louka Katseli, chairwoman of the National Bank of Greece, said Friday.
Citigroup Inc., the world's biggest currency trader, said it prefers to bet the euro will decline against the yen, rather than against the dollar, as traders seek haven assets amid the turmoil in Greece and China.
AP Top Stories
Pope Francis travels to the Ecuadorean port of Guayaquil on Monday for a Mass expected to draw more than a million people, as Latin America's first pontiff tours his home continent with a message of compassion for the weak and respect for an ailing planet.
Members of Congress return Tuesday from July Fourth fireworks and parades facing a daunting summer workload and an impending deadline to fund the government or risk a shutdown in the fall.
It took $817 million, two starts, more than six years and one worker's life to drill a so-called "Third Straw" to make sure glittery casinos and sprawling suburbs of Las Vegas can keep getting drinking water from near the bottom of drought-stricken Lake Mead. The pipeline, however, won't drain the largest Colorado River reservoir any faster. It's designed to ensure that Las Vegas can still get water if the lake surface drops below two existing supply intakes.
A bomb fell from an Iraqi Sukhoi warplane and exploded in eastern Baghdad on Monday because of a "technical problem", killing at least seven people, security and medical officials said.
Syrian government forces backed by fighters from Lebanon's Hezbollah entered the town of Zabadani on Sunday in a bid to take the last rebel-held bastion along the Lebanese border.
Nuclear-armed rivals Pakistan and India will start the process of joining a security bloc led by China and Russia at a summit in Russia later this week, a senior Chinese diplomat said on Monday, the first time the grouping has expanded since it was set up in 2001.
The BRICS emerging economies will launch a development bank at a summit this week which President Vladimir Putin hopes will help reduce Western dominance of world financial institutions and show Moscow is not isolated.
Boosting her social media outreach to younger voters, Hillary Rodham Clinton is seeking to offer reassurance to gay youths in a posting that is drawing wide online attention.
A video posted online Saturday purportedly shows Islamic State fighters killing some 25 Syrian government soldiers in the historic town of Palmyra in central Syria. The video showed the soldiers being taken in pickup trucks from the town's notorious Tadmur prison to the amphitheater. At the theater, they were shot dead by young IS members armed with pistols. Hundreds of people were seen watching the killings.
Two bombs blamed on the Islamic extremist group Boko Haram exploded at a crowded mosque and a posh Muslim restaurant in Nigeria's central city of Jos, killing 51 people, officials said.
Hillary Clinton accused China of "trying to hack into everything that doesn't move in America" and stealing government information, in strongly worded comments likely to irk Beijing.
Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro has appeared in public for the first time in more than a month. His appearance comes days after Cuba and the United States announced they were reopening embassies in each other's capitals on 20 July.
A 79-year old Colombian man has become the first person in the country to die legally by euthanasia. Colombia's Catholic Church has said euthanasia is morally unacceptable and it has threatened to close its hospitals across the country. Colombia is one of the few countries in the world, and the only one in Latin America, where euthanasia is allowed.
Tunisia has declared a state of emergency, just over a week after 38 tourists, mainly Britons, died in an attack in the resort city of Sousse. The state of emergency gives security forces more powers and limits the right of public assembly.
The Supreme Court's ruling on gay marriage opens the door to host of new benefits for same-sex couples, but claiming them means coming out of the closet to employers who may not share the court's opinion. That's why gay rights advocates are hoping to ride the momentum of the court's landmark decision and push for workplace protections they say are needed to allow gay and transgender people to live openly.
A review of several credibly researched global indices makes clear economic freedom in the United States has dropped in an alarming fashion since the year 2000, with no reversal in the trend yet evident from the Obama administration's highly touted "economic recovery."
Top News – 7/6/2015
Three Systems Over the Western Pacific
As of Monday morning, EDT, Tropical Storm Chan-hom is located approximately 1,170 miles southeast of Kadena Air Base. Chan-hom is moving to the northwest at 9 mph. Maximum sustained winds are 65 mph with gusts to 80 mph.
Turkey 'planning to invade Syria'
Turkey has sent shock waves through the Middle East by preparing plans to send troops into Syria for the first time, turning the civil war into an international conflict on Europe's borders.
Israel losing Democrats, 'can't claim bipartisan US support,' top pollster warns
New survey by Frank Luntz shows almost half of Democratic 'opinion elites' think Israel is racist, barely half believe it wants peace, and three quarters feel it has too much influence on US policy.
Obama Trying to Make US Leftist Jews "Mainstream'
A recent meeting between National Security Council officials and the left-wing Breaking the Silence group barely made headlines but was a significant move in President Barack Obama's agenda to justify his view that Israel is an "occupier."
Hackers hacked: Malware firm's data leaked, ties with regimes exposed
.An Italian company that sells hacking tools to various governments was apparently itself the target of a hacker attack, resulting in its internal documents being leaked online and its deals with countries such as Sudan and Saudi Arabia exposed
Pope comes 'home' to South America to defend planet and the poor
Pope Francis flew into Ecuador on Sunday to start a "homecoming" tour of South America, where he will champion the rights of the poor and the planet. His visit to Ecuador, Bolivia and Paraguay – three of the region's poorest and smallest countries – is Francis' first abroad since his landmark encyclical urging an end to man's degradation of the global environment.
Does CNN Think the Messiah is Coming?
For some strange reason, the network appears to think Muslim structures on Temple Mount may soon be gone. A slideshow on CNN's website depicts 25 buildings that are "on the verge of extinction" and beckons to readers: "Go see them now, before it's too late: threatened by neglect, the elements, changing architectural trends or ruthless developers, these outstanding buildings are all fighting a hard battle for survival." The first in the series of photos of doomed structures is none other than that of the Dome of the Rock.
Netanyahu Says Nuke Deal getting Worse by the Day
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu met on Monday with Greek Foreign Minister Nikolaos Kotzias, and promised to support the flailing state of Greece as it deals with bankruptcy. "You are arriving here at a critical time for Greece and I appreciate your visit," Netanyahu said at the start of the meeting. "It expresses the true obligation between us."
UNESCO settles Jesus baptism site controversy, says Jordan
The announcement of the Al Maghtas site in Jordan – believed by many Christians to be where Jesus was baptized – as a UNESCO World Heritage Site was greeted enthusiastically in that country on Sunday, with Jordanian newspaper Al Rai declaring that the move "put an end to the Israeli claims" that the authentic location is beyond the Jordan River in Israeli territory.
Horrific moment ISIS child executioners brutally shoot dead 25 Syrian regime soldiers…
ISIS has released a significant new execution video from the historic city of Palmyra, in the Syrian desert. Child executioners are shown in the video being forced to brutally slaughter a group of more than 25 regime soldiers. The video shows the soldiers lined up on their knees on the stage of the Roman amphitheatre, which had formerly been used for an annual festival in the city.
Asia shares slide on Greek 'no' vote
Asian stock markets headed lower after Greek voters overwhelmingly rejected austerity demands from creditors in Sunday's referendum. The euro fell across the board after Greece rejected the conditions of a bailout package, increasing the odds of the country's exit from the eurozone.
Nigeria's Boko Haram crisis: Jos blasts kill scores
Two bomb attacks on the central Nigerian city of Jos have left at least 44 people dead, the authorities say. A restaurant and a mosque were targeted on Sunday night. No-one has claimed responsibility but militant group Boko Haram has attacked Jos before…
Report: Jordan arrests Iranian backed terrorist who was planning attack
Jordanian security forces recently foiled a terror plot in the Kingdom and arrested a suspected terrorist from the Iranian supported Bayt al-Makdis group, Jordanian newspaper Al-Rai reported on Monday. The suspect intended to carry out a terrorist attack in Jordan and a large amount of explosives were uncovered following his arrest in northern Jordan, a source told Al-Rai.
US-led coalition unleashes wave of airstrikes on Raqqa
U.S.-led coalition aircraft unleashed a wave of airstrikes targeting the Islamic State group's stronghold of Raqqa in eastern Syria in what the coalition said Sunday was one of its most sustained aerial operations carried out in Syria to date.
Wildfires break out in Spain, Portugal; 1,350 evacuated
More than 1,350 residents were evacuated in Spain's northeastern region of Aragon as a wildfire spread through a pine forest amid a lingering heat wave, a local official said Sunday. Five villages were evacuated as flames devoured hills that are 375 kilometers (230 miles) northeast of Madrid, said Javier Lamban, the president of Aragon. The evacuees, who included residents of a retirement home, were transferred to nearby towns.
Greek crisis: 'No' vote set for victory as bailout offer rejected
Greek voters have overwhelmingly rejected international creditors' tough bailout terms in a historic referendum, reigniting fears of a "Grexit" from the eurozone.
Suicide bomber kills five in Nigeria church: police, witness
A suicide bomber blew himself up inside a church in the restive northeastern Nigerian city of Potiskum, killing five worshippers in the latest in a new series of attacks blamed on Boko Haram, a police officer and witness told AFP.
Powers warn Iran 'now is the time' for nuclear deal
Global powers upped the pressure on Iran late Sunday warning now was "the time" to strike an elusive deal curbing its nuclear ambitions, as the US said the fate of the talks hung in the balance.
Bible Codes Film Sheds Light on Current World Darkness
It is, however, worth noting that traditional Judaism has always known that God encrypted the Bible with everything that was, is and will be.
Top Headlines – 7/6/2015
Hoenlein: France is reconsidering Security Council resolution
PA warns Hamas: Don't carry out terror attacks on Palestinian security forces in West Bank
Islamic Jihad in Gaza sets up watch tower next to Israeli border
Palestinian Authority Head Admits "Palestinian People" Don't Exist
Abbas: 'Jordan and Palestine are One People in Two States'
CNN lists Dome of the Rock among 'magnificent structures on the verge of extinction'
Costa Rica becomes 33rd country to launch pro-Israel caucus
Tzohar opens center for verification of Jewish identity in eastern Ukraine
Report: Lebanese Hezbollah and Syrian army enter rebel-held Syrian border city
ISIS suicide bombers strike in Iraqi refinery town
15 killed in bomb attacks on Shiite districts in Iraq
Saudi-led air strikes kill 30 in northern Yemen, Houthis say
Seven Pakistani troops killed as army pushes to finish anti-Taliban offensive
Drones will tear us apart: Pakistani pop's war fixation
Imprisoned Sudanese Pastors Must Be Proven Innocent or They Will Face the Death Penalty
IDF Readies Iran Strike Team Should Nuclear Talks Fail
Israeli PM warns of growing concessions in Iran nuke talks
France's Fabius it's time for Iran to make commitments
Germany sees progress in Iran talks, says final deal requires courage
US will not 'shave at the margins' for Iran deal, Kerry says
Kerry: We've never been closer to an Iran deal, but it could still go either way
US public opinion expert: Iran deal can still be stopped
Fourth of July-Themed Al Jazeera Video Mocks Americans as Fat, Gun-Toting Racists
Suicide bomber kills six in church in Nigeria
Greeks defy Europe with overwhelming 'No' to bailout referendum
Greeks Reject Austerity, Setting Up Euro Showdown
Greece enters uncharted territory after referendum 'no' vote
Greece 'No' Vote Hits Euro to U.S. Futures Amid Flight to Safety
Greek PM says Athens ready to return to negotiating table
German lawmaker says Greece could be better outside euro
Quartet of crises threatens Europe's core
Sugar, flour, rice: panicked Greeks stock up on essentials
Think Greece can't happen in the USA? You're wrong
Drugs, sex and debauchery: Ex-trader behind secret Twitter account reveals all
Health Insurance Companies Seek Big Rate Increases for 2016
Zuckerberg believes the future of Facebook is telepathy
Tracking kids via microchip 'can't be far off,' says expert
5.4 magnitude earthquake hits near Barong, Philippines
Raung volcano in Indonesia erupts to 13,000ft
Chaotic unseasonal storms strike Marshall Islands and Guam as eight systems threaten western Pacific
Tropical Storm Chan-hom's unpredictable behavior puzzles weather experts
Tropical Storm Nangka heading toward Pagan
Tropical Storm Linfa causes floods, knocks out power in northern Philippine towns
Brain-Eating Amoeba Linked to Warm Water Kills California Woman
U.S. Air Force allows rainbow-striped U.S. flag at Arizona base
Catholic activist: Justice Kennedy betrayed Christ in gay marriage decision
US Episcopal Church Approves Same-Sex Marriage; Replaces Terms 'Man and Woman' With 'Couples'
Now's the Time To End Tax Exemptions for Religious Institutions
Fox News anchor: I didn't know it was criminal to be a Christian
The Pastorate: What or who is a pastor, Where did he come from, What does the Bible say
Radical for Jesus a New Kind of Legalism?
Rick Warren to Speak at Papal Mass in Philadelphia
Pastor James Ty Flanders Arrested For Murder After Mistress Went Missing
Man Who Claimed Holy Spirit Guided Investing Accused of $3.5 Million Ponzi Scheme
Brazilian Evangelicals set up a 'sin free' version of Facebook
Scientist claims immortality within reach
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"Patriotism is as much a virtue as justice, and is as necessary for the support of societies as natural affection is for the support of families." —Benjamin Rush, letter to His Fellow Countrymen: On Patriotism, 1773
Greece Faces Hard Economic Times of Its Own Making
Ah, the innocence of short-term groupthink. Sixty-one percent of Greeks voted Sunday to resist the economic demands of international creditors. In doing so, the Greeks are strumming their Bouzoukis right into a steaming pile of economic mess. How could they not? International creditors are telling the country to cut its spending, telling the country how to spend its money. And the birthplace of democracy has figured out it can vote itself into regulatory tyranny and a death by entitlement spending. A vote against accepting the repayment plan is a vote for Greece's bull-headed independence, whatever the consequences. Well, the consequences are dire for the country with the economic clout of Connecticut, as there's a good chance it will be booted from the Eurozone. Greece's pile of rubble for an economy will disintegrate even further because it may try to resurrect its own currency, the drachma. Cue the inflation, cold creditors and hard times. While Greece's plight sounds like the international version of a shopper with five-too-many credit cards, America should not be quick to laugh. Our entitlement spending is increasing our $18 trillion federal debt. Meanwhile, the Greek government plans on going back to the rest of Europe to ask for another bailout, a move that sounds like it will go over like a lead balloon.
10 Holiday Murders in Chicago, Not One by Confederate Flag
Chicago had yet another bloody weekend, as some 64 were shot and 10 killed. Amazingly, this Independence Day weekend was a bit better than last year's tragic numbers, and not terribly different from any weekend on the shores of Lake Michigan. Leftists continue to cry for something to be done — "Where are the gun laws?" demands Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel. But the Windy City sports some of the nation's toughest gun control laws. Leftists often blame out-of-state guns, but, clearly, this isn't a "gun problem." It's also worth noting that none of the gangbangers doing the shooting were flying Confederate flags, which, we gather from leftist drivel, are responsible for the Charleston murders last month. From the South Carolina state capitol to Amazon and TV Land, the Confederate flag is being purged from society, as if the Left's politically correct exorcism can heal all racial wounds. Yet there's nary a peep about the plague of inner city black-on-black violence created by deliberately institutionalized urban poverty plantations, which have become mass breeding grounds for such violence.
CNN Bites the Bullet, Reports Two Former Employees Saved by Gun
How hard must it have been for CNN to report this story: "A former CNN reporter was wounded three times Tuesday night during a deadly shootout with a man who allegedly tried to rob him and his wife in a New Mexico motel room. Chuck de Caro and his wife, former Headline News anchor and CNN correspondent Lynne Russell, were on a road trip and spending the night at an Albuquerque motel when de Caro killed the man during what Russell called an attempted robbery." No charges will be filed against Caro, who clearly acted in self-defense. "I am really proud of him," Russell said. "I thank him over and over for saving my life. He really is my hero." Of course, if the network itself had its way with guns, as typified by former anchor and anti-gun zealot Piers Morgan, this pair wouldn't have been able to defend themselves, and CNN would be reporting about the deaths of two former CNN employees.
Oregon Bakers Fined, Silenced for Hurting Lesbians' Feelings
By Nate Jackson
Not only do Christians who oppose same-sex marriage no longer have their religious liberty, they no longer have the right to free speech. At least that's what an Oregon judge decided in the case of the bakers who refused to bake the cake for a same-sex wedding. Expect the beatings to continue until morale improves because this is what happens when "love wins."
In February 2013, Aaron and Melissa Klein, who owned the now-closed Sweet Cakes by Melissa, declined to bake a wedding cake for Rachel and Laurel Bowman-Cryer. At the time, same-sex marriage wasn't even yet legal in Oregon, but no matter — the offended couple filed a complaint.
In January 2014, the Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries, which enforces discrimination law, decided the Kleins illegally discriminated.
Last Thursday, Oregon Labor Commissioner Brad Avakian issued his final decision on the punishment — just in time for Independence Day, and only days after the Supreme Court endorsed "gay marriage." The Kleins must pay a fine of $135,000 in "emotional damages" to the couple they denied service. The alleged suffering included — no kidding — "acute loss of confidence," "doubt," "excessive sleep," "loss of sleep," "felt mentally raped, dirty and shameful," "high blood pressure," "impaired digestion," "loss of appetite," "migraine headaches," "pale and sick at home after work," "resumption of smoking habit," "shock," "stunned," "surprise," "uncertainty," "weight gain" and "worry."
Clearly, this couple needs serious counseling, not $135,000.
And to add gratuitous insult to unbelievably ridiculous injury for the Kleins, Avakian put a gag order on them. That's not terribly surprising, given Avakian's previously stated desire to "rehabilitate" the Kleins and his association with "Basic Rights Oregon," a pro-homosexual group. Avakian wrote, "The Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor and Industries hereby orders [Aaron and Melissa Klein] to cease and desist from publishing, circulating, issuing or displaying, or causing to be published … any communication to the effect that any of the accommodations … will be refused, withheld from or denied to, or that any discrimination be made against, any person on account of their sexual orientation."
The only thing missing was the horse's head in their bed.
The gag order is somewhat moot because the Kleins already lost their business to the Rainbow Mafia, but it may still affect the orders they take from home.
"This effectively strips us of all our First Amendment rights," the Kleins responded. "According to the state of Oregon we neither have freedom of religion or freedom of speech."
But some rights are more equal than others. "This case is not about a wedding cake or a marriage," Avakian declared. "It is about a business's refusal to serve someone because of their sexual orientation. Under Oregon law, that is illegal."
Avakian is dead wrong. The Kleins declined to endorse same-sex marriage by providing particular services for the couple's wedding — they did not entirely refuse to serve them because of their gender disorientation pathology.
It's no small irony that all of this came to a head just before Independence Day. Our nation was founded by pilgrims seeking religious freedom. Our Declaration of Independence cites "the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God," both of which are violated by same-sex marriage. And yet here we are with Rule of Law turned on its head to suit the feelings of the offended.
But the Kleins aren't going quietly. They wrote, "We will NOT give up this fight, and we will NOT be silenced. We stand for God's truth, God's word and freedom for ALL Americans. We are here to obey God not man, and we will not conform to this world. If we were to lose everything it would be totally worth it for our Lord who gave his one and only son, Jesus, for us! God will win this fight!"
The Kleins' resolve reminds us of the Declaration itself, whose signers declared, "[F]or the support of this Declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes and our sacred Honor." We pray they ultimately succeed, and we exhort like-minded Patriots to have such a relentless attitude in the battle for Liberty.
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For more, visit Right Opinion.
Stephen Moore: "[H]ere's the dirty little secret that motorists aren't being told: the so-called highway funding shortfall is a hoax. … The problem is that Congress steals money from the highway trust fund to finance projects that have nothing to do with roads. Overall, about 20 cents of every federal gas tax dollar underwrites non-highway projects like mass transit, bike paths, high-speed rail and bus lines. Think about that the next time you plunge into a watermelon-sized pothole. This year alone roughly $8 billion of highway trust fund money will be raided and used for mass transit projects. Funding rail and buses with the gas tax violates the principle that those who use the infrastructure should pay for it. … Then there is the federal Davis Bacon Act that requires effectively a 'prevailing wage' be spent on all federal road projects. This adds as much as 20 percent to the cost of building a road. We could get a free bridge for every five we build, if we could repeal this SOP to the unions. If Congress would implement these two measures alone they could fully fund the interstate roads America needs. … The gas tax is supposed to be a user fee to pay for roads. Right now it pays for Washington waste. The gas tax hike isn't about roads; it's about Congress making another bipartisan raid of taxpayers' wallets."
The Gipper: "I hope that when you're my age you'll be able to say, as I have been able to say: we lived in freedom, we lived lives that were a statement, not an apology."
Alpha Jackass: "[Clarence Thomas] is a clown in black face sitting on the Supreme Court. He gets me that angry. He doesn't belong there. … He is an embarrassment. He is a disgrace to America." —Star Trek actor George Takei, who doubled down before finally apologizing ("It's one thing to critique Thomas' positions. I do all the time. But to suggest that's he's [a] 'blackface clown' and 'unqualified' is wrong." —liberal pundit Marc Lamont Hill)
From the expert on making things up: "They are good people but their ideas are bad. They will be making a whole bunch of stuff up." —Barack Obama on the Republican field and the economy
Let them eat cake: "I'm not the type to have [guns] in my house. The security at the front of my house might but not in my house. I truly honestly believe we don't have strict enough gun control laws and it would change a lot." —Kim Kardashian (Guns for her guards but not for you commoners.)
The BIG Lie: "If we don't get a deal, if we don't have a [nuclear] deal [with Iran], if there's absolute intransigence, if there's an unwillingness to move on the things that are important, President Obama has always said we'll be prepared to walk away." —Secretary of State John Kerry, who really, really wants a deal, on tomorrow's deadline
Dezinformatsia: "American independence in 1776 was a monumental mistake. We should be mourning the fact that we left the United Kingdom, not cheering it." —Vox's Dylan Matthews
And last… "Speaking about a new State Department report, John Kerry said 'the United States has room to improve' on human rights. OK, so where are we coming up short? Beheadings or stonings?" —Fred Thompson
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The result of the referendum in Greece is a great victory for freedom, but it is also threatens to unleash unprecedented economic chaos all across Europe. With almost all of the votes counted, it is being reported that approximately 61 percent of Greeks have voted "no" and only about 39 percent of Greeks have voted "yes". This is a much larger margin of victory for the "no" side than almost everyone was anticipating, and it represents a stunning rejection of European austerity. Massive celebrations have erupted on the streets of Athens and other major Greek cities, but the euphoria may not last long. Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is promising that Greece will be able to stay in the euro, but that gives EU bureaucrats and the IMF a tremendous amount of power, because at this point the Greek government is flat broke. Without more money from the EU and the IMF, the Greek government will not be able to pay its bills and virtually all Greek banks will inevitably collapse. Meanwhile, the rest of Europe is about to experience a tremendous amount of pain as financial markets respond to the results of this referendum. The euro is already plummeting, and most analysts expect European bond yields to soar and European stocks to drop substantially when trading opens on Monday morning. (Read More….)
Flashback to Dec. 17, 2014: The EU parliament backed Palestinian state 'in principle' 498 – 88, the day the Euro started collapse
Israel has been hammered by a series of diplomatic rebuffs across Europe after the European parliament voted overwhelmingly for qualified recognition of the Palestinian state.
The vote on Wednesday came on the same day as a meeting of signatories to the Geneva conventions warned that Israel must respect international humanitarian law in the occupied Palestinian territories.
The rare international meeting in Switzerland of the high contracting parties to the Geneva conventions was boycotted by Israel, the US, Canada and Australia.
In a further upset for Israel, the EU's second-highest court ordered the removal of Hamas from a terrorist blacklist, citing legal problems with the listing, though it added that the Islamist group's assets would remain frozen for three months pending an almost certain appeal.
Cruz: Sad We'll Have an Embassy in Cuba Before Jerusalem
"How sad is it that under the Obama administration the United States is going to have an embassy in Havana before we have an embassy in Jerusalem?" Cruz said Wednesday's on the Hugh Hewitt Show, in remarks reported by the Breitbart website.
"I think this is a serious mistake."
Today's Greek tragedy is Obama's legacy tomorrow
Lord Monckton warns of president 'bankrupting the nation he hates'
The hideous lesson from the Greek tragedy unfolding with the stately inexorability of an Aeschylean play is that Mr. Obama favors every one of the lunatic policies that, having already devastated Russia and China, are now destroying Greece and will soon put an end to free-market capitalism not only throughout Europe but also in the country whose dedication to liberty once made it most successful: the United States.
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He may be an object of derision to many followers of the 2016 presidential race, but advocates for tougher border laws are cheering Donald Trump's controversial statements on immigration.
While they say Trump's rhetoric could be improved, groups opposed to illegal immigration are hoping Trump's recent headlines will force other Republican candidates to take firmer stances on border security.
Entire Staff of Tennessee County Clerk's Office Resigns Over Supreme Court 'Gay Marriage' Ruling
Christian News Network reports:
The entire staff of a county clerk's office in Tennessee has resigned following the U.S. Supreme Court's recent ruling declaring that all 50 states must legalize same-sex "marriage."
Three women who work at the Decatur County office announced their resignations this past week, which will be effective July 14. Clerk Gwen Pope, and employees Sharon Bell and Mickey Butler all have decided to leave their jobs because of their Christian convictions.
"It's kind of sort of like you don't want to draw attention to yourself for any reason," Pope told local television station WBIR, stating that she never sought press over the matter. "That's not why we're doing this. Not doing it in any way to draw attention to us. It's for the glory of God. He's going to get all the glory."
Black Lives Matter July 4th Protest Rally Ended With Torching Of The American Flag
'Black lives matter' protesters burn American flag
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is Barack Obama's dream come true, an America divided by racism and racial hatred. We have already showed you how the Ferguson protests were organised by Obama's boss George Soros to the tune of $33 million dollars. The Progressive Left will not stop until the cities of America are in flames and run with blood of racial hatred. This is Obama's America 2015.
To the Tampa Black Lives Matter protesters who turned out to "end racist violence," the American flag is nothing more than a "piece of s**t." "To us the Confederate flag and the American flag, those represent the same thing which is that this country, this social system was built on slavery and genocide," said protester Jesse Nevel, who represented the Uhuru Solidarity Movement.
Video captured the protesters burning the American flag while chanting "black lives matter." Alekos Zambrano of Raices en Tampa organized the protest. He seemed to not anticipate the flag burning, but didn't apologize for it.
"I'm not sure what message that sent. We just organized the event to make sure people came here and had an outlet to express themselves. We didn't plan every detail," he told 10 News.
Others were indifferent to desecrating the flag, too.
"It's important to show solidarity with people of color because we're all in this together. We all have a responsibility to try and make sure that people are safe and continue that American dream," Kathy Morris said.
Protesters also carried a flag with a peace symbol. That was spared. It's not the first time Nevel's group has burned an American flag. The Uhuru Solidarity Movement staged a similar event in late June in Brooksville, Florida.
"Both the Confederate and the U.S. flags represent slavery, genocide and bloodshed. This country was built on the oppression of African people. White violence is as old as America itself. It is time white people to stand up and take responsibility for this history. Reparations for stolen black lives!" Nevel said, according to the group's website. source
Americans Were Asked If God Gave The U.S. A Special Role In Human History – Here's The Result
Despite notions of rising secularism and dwindling faith in the USA, the majority of Americans still see divine intervention at play when it comes to the United States' role in the world, according to a new survey from the Public Religion Research Institute………… Click here for full story
Polyamorous Rights Advocates See Marriage Equality Coming For Them
Like others across the country last week, a Washington, D.C., couple and their housewarming guests buzzed about the Supreme Court's ruling that legalized gay marriage in all 50 states. But they were far more interested in Chief Justice John Roberts' dissent than the majority opinion that made same-sex marriage the law of the land………… Click here for full story
ISIS Caliphate Or Ottoman Empire? Turkey Prepares To Invade Syria
Turkey has sent shock waves through the Middle East by preparing plans to send troops into Syria for the first time, turning the civil war into an international conflict on Europe's borders ……… Click here for full story
Government Crusade Against Churches Begins With Removal Of Non-Profit Status
In the aftermath of the Supreme Court decision mandating that states reward same-sex marriages throughout the nation, churches across the country prepare for the inevitable assault on their tax-exempt statuses……….. Click here for full story
Implantable Biochips May Soon Replace Injections And Pills
I can't help it. I just instinctively recoil when I hear about another deal made between pharmaceutical corporations and biotechnology companies. Add in the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and I am instantly suspicious. So was Rob Matheson at TechSwarm, who reported that an implantable, microchip-based device may soon replace the injections and pills now needed to treat chronic diseases……. Click here for full story
Evangelicals create 'sin-free' Facebook
Posted: 06 Jul 2015 07:10 AM PDT
I admire anyone who strives for perfection. There's a glory in it. A certain madness, too. I worry, though, when humans are expected to be perfect. We are all stained by so many sins that no celestial detergent could ever remove them all. Still, a group of Evangelical Christians in Brazil is trying to do its part to cleanse humanity of its bikini pics, its cursing and its general tendency toward fornication. It has created Facegloria, a social network specifically for those of a holy heart. As Agence France-Presse reports, the site was formed by a group of Evangelicals who worked at the mayor's office in Ferraz de Vasconcelos, near Sao Paulo.
Their aim was to do the moral and spiritual cleaning-up that Facebook won't. Sins sanctioned by the site include swearing — there are 600 banned words — as well as any depictions that the site deems naughty sexually, violent or just otherwise objectionable. In this category falls homosexuality. These Evangelical Christians regard it as sinful. So Facegloria refuses to allow anything that even remotely suggests a gay existence. Some might therefore feel their breakfast rising toward their eyebrows when they read this quote from co-founder Atilla Barros: "We want to be morally and technically better than Facebook." FULL REPORT
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|Here comes the Wave of "Gay" Comics
Posted: 06 Jul 2015 07:05 AM PDT
Mainstream comic book publishers have tried for years to draw a more diverse readership by incorporating gay characters and storylines. Lately, they have faced increased competition from smaller publishers that want to go more mainstream and already have an established roster of inclusive offerings. As the comic book industry prepares to gather at Comic-Con International, which begins Thursday in San Diego, publishers big and small will be promoting a wider selection of gay-themed comic books.
Industry insiders say the trend mirrors the country's evolving attitudes toward gays and lesbians. "The population of America has changed, and acceptance of gays has changed," said Milton Griepp, chief executive of ICv2, which tracks the comic book industry. FULL REPORT
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|Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis resigns after 'no' vote against bailout
Posted: 06 Jul 2015 06:52 AM PDT
Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis resigned from his post Monday after Greek citizens voted to reject further austerity measures the day prior, the Associated Press reported. Varoufakis said he was told shortly after the voters rejected Sunday's referendum regarding demands by international creditors to impose further austerity measures in exchange for a bailout package for its bankrupt economy, that the other eurozone finance ministers and Greece's other creditors would prefer he not attend the ministers' meetings.
Varoufakis issued an announcement saying Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras had judged that Varoufakis' resignation "might help achieve a deal" and that he was leaving the finance ministry for this reason Monday. Varoufakis is known for his brash style and fondness for frequent media appearances at the start of his tenure when the new government was formed in January. He had visibly annoyed many of the eurozone's finance ministers during Greece's debt negotiations. FULL REPORT
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|Jonathan Cahn: 'End of Christian America' is here
Posted: 05 Jul 2015 05:40 PM PDT
Jonathan Cahn, the Bible teacher and author who started warning nine years ago that America was facing the judgment of God if it did not reject secularism and return to its Judeo-Christian roots, says the June 26 Supreme Court ruling that legalized gay marriage in all 50 states marks the formal end to Christian America. Barring a "miracle of God," the die has been cast, said the author of "The Harbinger" and "The Mystery of the Shemitah."
Cahn, speaking at the annual Messiah Conference at Messiah College in Pennsylvania on America's Independence Day, said the U.S. and the world are undergoing "tectonic shifts" in terms of attitudes and beliefs. Even those who consider themselves "Christian" will continue to stray from right doctrine, he said, choosing instead to blend in with the ways of Western culture.
He said the world has entered what the apostle Paul called the "falling away" or the apostasy. This period, which marks the beginning of the "end of the age" and the soon return of Jesus Christ, will be similar to the period at the beginning of the age, when pagan Rome viciously persecuted the followers of Jesus. FULL REPORT
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|Researchers plan for global armageddon threats
Posted: 05 Jul 2015 05:30 PM PDT
It's no ordinary meeting when a bad decision could spell global catastrophe. For the experts assembled at a conference hall in Italy this spring, the choices were agonizing. A gigantic space rock was bearing down on Earth. If it slammed into the planet, it could damage an area the size of Ireland. But a campaign to push the rock, known as an asteroid, off course could shatter it, possibly widening the devastation, if not done correctly, The officials opted to shift the monster's path, and it prevented unfathomable devastation. There was just one small problem: a chunk of the asteroid broke away and made a beeline for Bangladesh.
The looming space rock was imaginary — and utterly realistic. Researchers crafted every last detail of the scenario, which was unveiled at a scientific meeting to test how the world would respond to an incoming asteroid. And it was only one of a slew of recent efforts to ensure that if a dangerous asteroid takes aim at our planet, it won't catch us unprepared. FULL REPORT
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|EU warns of Armageddon From Greek Voter Rejection
Posted: 05 Jul 2015 05:25 PM PDT
Greece risks a collapse of the medical system, power black-outs, and an import blockade, if the Greek people reject creditor demands in a make-or-break referendum tomorrow, the EU's highest elected official has warned. Martin Schulz, the president of the European Parliament, said the EU authorities may have to prepare emergency loans to keep basic public services functioning and to prevent the debt-stricken country spinning out of control next week.
"Without new money, salaries won't be paid, the health system will stop functioning, the power network and public transport will break down, and they won't be able to import vital goods because nobody can pay," he said.Mr Schulz earlier called for the elected Syriza government to be replaced by "technocrat" rule until stability is restored. The alarmist warnings are part of an escalating pressure campaign by European leaders as Greeks decide their destiny in what has become – despite attempts by Syriza to present it otherwise – an in-out vote on euro membership after five years of economic depression and mass unemployment. FULL REPORT
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|Obama Leaves Out 'God' From 4th of July Weekly Address
Posted: 05 Jul 2015 05:19 PM PDT
As Obama's term as President is slowly nearing its end, more and more of who the man is, and what he truly stands for, is beginning to seep out. For instance, President Obama released his 4th of July weekly address for 2015 with one key ingredient missing: God.
Unlike his weekly addresses during the previous two years, where the President concluded his speeches with "God Bless You All" (2014) and "So, God bless You All. And may God bless The United States of America" (2013), Obama left out any mention of God in his recent address. Instead, this year, he chose to end his speech with a very politically correct, "Thanks, everybody. From my family to yours, have a safe and happy Fourth of July." FULL REPORT
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|Greece has now entered "Panic Mode", Gathering Essentials
Posted: 05 Jul 2015 05:12 PM PDT
Greeks were hoarding cash and food Saturday amid mounting fears the economy could collapse, cracking open their wallets only to stock up on essentials and stripping supermarket shelves in the process. Mothers, elderly men and university students were spotted pushing heavily overloaded trolleys or coming out of shops weighed down by bags of food, with essentials such as sugar, flour and pasta top of the list.
In the well-off area of Glyfada in Athens residents appeared to have panicked, thrusting everything from vast rolls of toilet paper to multiple packs of lentils into their carts. "Most people are buying food now because they fear the worst," said Andreas Koutras, a 51-year old who works in finance, referring to a referendum Sunday on Greece's bailout which could seal its financial fate. FULL REPORT
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|Think Greece can't happen here? You're wrong
Posted: 05 Jul 2015 05:06 PM PDT
Most Americans look at the rerun of the Greek euro crisis with something between smug amusement and condescending disapproval. When will those profligate Greeks get their economic house in order and stop looking to others to bail them out?
True, our budget deficit this year will be lower than it has been, just $486 billion compared to $1.4 trillion as recently as 2009. But this is just a temporary respite. Within the next couple of years the deficit will start to rise again. By 2025, we will again face trillion-dollar shortfalls.And even a $486 billion deficit adds to our ever growing debt. Our national debt currently approaches $18.2 trillion, roughly 101% of GDP. That's right. We owe more than the value of all the goods and services produced in this country every year. It is as if your credit-card bills exceeded your entire paycheck. FULL REPORT
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|Entire Staff of Tennessee County Clerk's Office Resigns Over Supreme Court 'Gay Marriage' Ruling
Posted: 05 Jul 2015 02:46 PM PDT
The entire staff of a county clerk's office in Tennessee has resigned following the U.S. Supreme Court's recent ruling declaring that all 50 states must legalize same-sex "marriage." Three women who work at the Decatur County office announced their resignations this past week, which will be effective July 14. Clerk Gwen Pope, and employees Sharon Bell and Mickey Butler all have decided to leave their jobs because of their Christian convictions.
"It's kind of sort of like you don't want to draw attention to yourself for any reason," Pope told local television station WBIR, stating that she never sought press over the matter. "That's not why we're doing this. Not doing it in any way to draw attention to us. It's for the glory of God. He's going to get all the glory." The outlet states that a number of area residents called or visited the office on Thursday to express their support of the women. FULL REPORT
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