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Middle school and high school students can have fun while enhancing their academic and computer skills at our academic and computer camps. Transy also offers a variety of sports camps and swim lessons.
Transylvania hosts this annual three-week, highly competitive program that immerses 230 Kentucky high school students in eight artistic disciplines.
This on-campus gallery hosts a variety of exhibitions each year, including student and faculty art and works drawn from private and public collections. The gallery is a stop in the popular Lexington Gallery Hop.
Transylvania hosts numerous lectures and performances throughout the year, from student theatrical and musical performances to world-renowned lecturers and performers. Many are free, and most are open to the public.
Transylvania hosts events during this annual celebration of the arts in neighboring Gratz Park. The weekend features juried arts and crafts, ethnic foods, music, and children's activities.
Bring a blanket and a picnic for this performance by the Lexington Philharmonic and the Lexington Singers on the steps of Old Morrison on July 3.
For more than 30 years Transylvania accounting students have helped local residents fill out their tax forms. The students—who have completed an income tax preparation training program and work under the supervision of accounting professors—assist taxpayers with an income of $50,000 or less in the preparation of Internal Revenue Service income tax forms 1040, 1040A, 1040EZ, and the Kentucky form 740.
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Ballot and comments from AP Pro 32 panel voter Dan Pompei of Chicago Week 14 DAN POMPEI (Chicago Tribune) 1. Houston Texans — We will find out all we need to know about this 2. Denver Broncos — As if having Peyton Manning doesn't give them 3. New England Patriots — They have won six straight and already 4. Atlanta Falcons — They may be the least respected 11-1 team in 5. Baltimore Ravens — After a tough loss, it doesn't get easier from 6. San Francisco 49ers — Alex Smith is advised to keep his arm loose. 7. Green Bay Packers — Greg Jennings back; Jordy Nelson out. Been that 8. Indianapolis Colts — Andrew Luck is so good he can win even when he 9. Cincinnati Bengals — They have won three in a row by an average of 10. Seattle Seahawks — Russell Wilson might be putting himself in the 11. Chicago Bears — They have lost three of four and are looking worn 12. Washington Redskins — Perhaps they will start a new trend, and 13. New York Giants — Someone better tell them this is not 2011 and 14. Pittsburgh Steelers — If they can beat the Ravens on the road with 15. Tampa Bay Buccaneers — They probably would love to have someone 16. Dallas Cowboys — Don't forget about the Cowboys. Tony Romo has 17. Minnesota Vikings — They may be wasting one of the all-time great 18. St. Louis Rams — If they could play the 49ers every week, the Rams 19. New Orleans Saints — They came up awfully small in two of their 20. Miami Dolphins — They have lost four of five and Ryan Tannehill 21. New York Jets — Greg McElroy wouldn't have been the best 22. Buffalo Bills — They rediscovered the running game after the horse 23. Detroit Lions — With Titus Young, Ryan Broyles and Nate Burleson 24. Cleveland Browns — The Browns have won two in a row and could make 25. San Diego Chargers — Anyone who weighs 300 pounds or more, please 26. Arizona Cardinals — Did you ever think they would be longing for 27. Tennessee Titans — OK, so maybe it wasn't all Chris Palmer's 28. Oakland Raiders — Have they begun packing up the U-hauls yet? 29. Carolina Panthers — The Panthers are going to go really young the 30. Philadelphia Eagles — Jim Washburn probably never dreamed getting 31. Jacksonville Jaguars — Their fans are more excited about seeing 32. Kansas City Chiefs — Emotion can carry this team only so far. They ___ Online:
team when they visit New England on Monday.
enough of an offensive advantage, now they have Mitch Unrein, too.
clinched the AFC East. Can they stay on this tear through February?
history. Can anybody figure out why that is?
here: at the Redskins, Broncos and Giants at home, and at the Bengals.
kind of year in Green Bay.
throws three interceptions.
21 points per game.
rookie of the year discussion.
out, but still should win 10 or 11 games.
most every team will be running the triple option fumble.
they can't wait until the last two weeks of the season to turn it on.
Charlie Batch, who can't they beat with Ben Roethlisberger?
dive at their knees during a couple of late game kneel downs.
thrown 10 touchdowns and two interceptions over the last five games.
seasons by a running back.
would be one of the best teams in the NFL.
biggest games of the season the last two weeks.
has cooled off.
quarterback in any NFL stadium except the one he was in Sunday.
ran out of the barn.
out of action, any guesses on who Matt Stafford will throw to at
Lambeau Field Sunday?
it three straight against K.C. Maybe the Mayans were right about the
world ending this month.
contact A.J. Smith for an offensive line tryout.
Kevin Kolb?
rest of the season. They should save on razors this way.
fired would feel so good.
the Jets' backup quarterback Sunday than anyone on their own team.
will have to earn their next victory.
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The Royal City Curling Club kids were more than all right at the B.C. men's provincial championships in Parksville.
Former provincial junior men's champion Andrew Bilesky won his first-ever trip to the men's Brier, knocking off former world champion and club-mate Brent Pierce 7-4 in the championship final on Sunday.
Leading 5-3 in the eighth end, the 29-year-old skip was faced with three Pierce rocks in the house and drew past the guards with perfect weight to sit shot rock.
"That was the shot we'd been playing all week. It's the shot you have to make," said Bilesky. "That was the end they were looking for - a momentum changer - and it set the tone we weren't going to let up."
The single in the eighth gave Bilesky a 6-3 lead. Both skips scored a further single with the hammer in the 10-ender.
"It's awesome. It's what you play for since you were a juvenile and junior curler," said Bilesky. "It takes a long time. I started when I was nine."
With the win, the first-time men's champion will head off to the Brier in Edmonton from March 2 to 10.
The Bilesky rink of 25year-old third Steve Kopf, second Derek Errington, 24, and lead Aaron Watson, the old man of the foursome at 32, has been together for two years and has been working hard to make a breakthrough.
"There is no other team in B.C. that works harder than us," Bilesky said, adding a provincial men's title to his resume is special.
"(A junior title) doesn't compare. It's huge, and the team is really happy," he said. Bilesky met 2009 B.C. champ Sean Geall in the A final, but gave up four in the eighth end.
In the B final and leading 6-4 against Pierce, Bilesky surrendered three in the 10th end.
He got a third shot at a qualifying spot in one of two C finals, hanging on for a 9-8 win over another clubmate Jay Wakefield to move on to the four-team playoff.
In the quarter-final, Bilesky defeated Tom Buchy of Kimberley 8-3, opening with steals in the second and third ends.
Bilesky then avenged his A final loss to Geall, scoring four in the second and two in the ninth to advance to the championship final with a 7-4 victory.
The Bilesky rink was solid in the semi-final and final, averaging in the high 80 per cent as a team.
"We played with confidence. We knew we could beat them. Going into it, we just went out and did what we know how to do, and the results came our way," said Bilesky.
"We got early leads, and our strengths are we're a good hitting team - keeping it simple and peeling away - giving up two shots at most," he added.
The Geall rink of third Jay Peachy, B.C. champion skip in 2004, second Sebastien Robillard and lead Mark Olson, raced to the A-event final with a 6-5 steal in the 11th end against Pierce.
The Pierce foursome, including third Jeff Richard, second Kevin Recksiedler and lead Grant Dezura, then defeated Geall in the playoff quarter-final 84, thanks to a four in the pivotal fifth end.
But the Brier is a bigger stage and one where B.C. champions have not had a lot of success.
In fact, B.C. teams have won on just four separate occasions since the Second World War cancelled the Canadian men's championships.
The last team from the West Coast to win a Brier was Greg McAuley, Pierce, Bryan Miki and Jody Sveistrup in 2000.
Bilesky and first-time Saskatchewan skip Brock Virtue will be up against a host of former championships at next month's Brier, including defending Canadian champion Glenn Howard of Ontario.
Jeff Stoughton of Manitoba - the 2011 Brier champ - and 2006 Olympic gold-medal champion Brad Gushue of Newfoundland and Labrador will be joined by three-time Brier titlist Kevin Martin of Alberta when the competition gets underway on March 2 at Rexall Place in Edmonton.
"We're going to take it one shot at a time and see what we can do," said Bilesky.
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-- -- -- -- Miami or our pal Bernie Goldberg is standing by to analyze a Virginia situation you should know mr.
go over recently won a national enemy.
For his HBO investigation on college -- big money.
How many -- that make for you now -- over how many.
Even dozen twelve.
Well you have a -- hold it up and to show everybody and you bring your own.
I don't have a with -- you judge so you don't keep in a car you couple in the news in the cases and but I still -- -- in the car itself -- well congratulations twelve -- send me -- nine up on me and I don't think that's fair.
Okay that's okay now this is a serious story.
And isn't it amazing isn't it amazing that -- the locals trying to spike -- and -- it.
And then the national media won't go near it.
What do you tribute.
Let's let's take this one step at a time as you correctly said in the memo.
If this were a gang of white people who attacked.
A young black man and woman.
Everybody agrees that would be news but when it was a -- of black people it wasn't news -- that.
Well it must have something to do with the race of the assailants.
So here's what it's really about now.
Here's what it's really about goes beyond journalism if it's a much bigger issue it's about -- usually white liberal paternalism.
Where they say well.
We really can't hold black people up to the same standards as we hold white people up to that's why we're not putting it in the Paper.
There are different so two things happened after that one.
The newspaper the media they don't want to air that kind of dirty laundry because it's kind of embarrassing.
To the black community and two they don't wanna give ammunition to the big kids who probably would say you see that's how they all behave.
Now look.
We hate we did test the big hits but a newspaper.
Has a responsibility.
To cover legitimate news and if it's news.
If a white gang beats up a black couple then it's also news -- a black gang beats up a white.
You believe this -- -- the editor of the newspaper said well.
I don't know if words racially motivated so therefore I'm not gonna do we think am I gonna assign reporters a harder to try to find out.
I mean is it me.
Is it me now.
Nell -- what you were you said something else in it in the interview with Jesse that was great.
He found out in one day ten times more than the entire -- of newspaper has found out today.
I mean one guy goes down their five -- he starts talking to people so.
Look you know why the editor hasn't found out yet.
If it's racially motivated you don't know why she doesn't want to -- it -- -- wanna find out if it's racially motivated isn't because that's where that that's where there's trouble.
If he finds out that it is racially motivated that they get quotes from people.
You know along the lines of what Jesse got that yeah we see -- people -- easy targets.
Believe me they don't want any part of that isn't white liberal paternalism.
As you put it.
Bias is -- it prejudice.
I would go a step further it's a form of racism.
It's a form of racism could you imagine saying.
Well I don't want -- hold black people to the same standards as whites whites are obviously much better than those -- that's racism that's despicable.
That's nasty stuff and but but win but when a newspaper editor does it.
Well we can't call him a racist because he's probably also a little bit and I just hit and it.
It's extended to the national media because yes they well know the story now is is like the fourth night we reported -- -- they all know it.
All right then did tell me that MSNBC.
-- if -- were reversed wouldn't be every shell out Sharpton.
Jeff Jeff.
So and so on and on so -- so so with the New York Times -- be a big story this is where the paternalism kicks -- they pick they don't.
Hey they don't expect the same standards from black people although -- deny that forever.
But one thing that they can't deny.
They don't wanna embarrass they don't want to air this kind of dirty laundry and you know I want think this had -- have -- -- what they they don't wanna give ammunition to the big hits.
This is on the -- and that's it easier to make your point.
Absolutely now well Bernie and I work together briefly at CBS who was briefly for -- -- was there forever and very wouldn't talk to me in the hallway or anything like tax I was and that's not true that's not true.
That's not -- I said hey get some -- that's right I had a the real quick I got sent -- -- Provincetown Massachusetts whose story on the Portuguese.
Interest from oh yeah that down.
And the gay influx on the weekends where there -- bunch -- gay guys act and out in public that we're offending the population there I had a great story brought it back.
They wouldn't run it.
And they would run it for exactly the same reason that you just said.
Because they didn't want big hit -- look at all those homosexuals look what they're doing.
There you know terrible people and they took a great story and they just threw it away I was stunned I came off local news that was my first network experience.
But this is going this is going up to 3030.
Years and it's it's -- that is every bit less work.
Right I think I think they're right in that big gets would use -- as ammunition and you bill and I hate that we did test the -- it's.
But journalists have an obligation.
And the obligation to reports -- -- -- viewer ship and their readership.
And that's to report the news let somebody else deal with the bigots the newspaper has to report the news all right Bernie.
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Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o answers a question during NCAA college football media day, Thursday, Aug. 16, 2012 in South Bend, Ind. (AP Photo/Joe Raymond)
Notre Dame Athletic Director Jack Swarbrick speaks to reporters during an NCAA college football news conference regarding a hoax involving linebacker Manti Te'o on Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2013, in South Bend, Ind. Notre Dame issued a release Wednesday saying a story about Te'o's girlfriend dying, which he said inspired him to play better as he helped the Fighting Irish get to the BCS title game, turned out to be a hoax apparently perpetrated against the linebacker. (AP Photo/Joe Raymond)
It�s a story told time and time again throughout the season: Lennay Kekua, girlfriend of Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te�o, had died of leukemia just hours after Te�o�s grandmother had also passed away. Te�o went on to play in the Michigan State game four days later and was cheered on by thousands of lei-clad fans the following week against Michigan.
It turns out � as Deadspin.com revealed and Notre Dame and Te�o later verified � that Kekua never existed.
Deadspin writers Timothy Burke and Jack Dickey detailed a timeline of Te�o�s relationship with Kekua � from their first interaction, which Te�o said happened in 2009 after a loss at Stanford � up to Sept. 11, 2012, the day Kekua reportedly succumbed to her cancer.
�The photographs identified as Kekua � in online tributes and on TV news reports � are pictures from the social-media accounts of a 22-year-old California woman who is not named Lennay Kekua,� Deadspin wrote. �She is not a Stanford graduate; she has not been in a severe car accident; and she does not have leukemia. And she has never met Manti Te�o.�
Shortly after the news flooded the Interet, Notre Dame released a statement verifying that Kekua wasn�t a real person and that Te�o was a �victim of what appears to be a hoax� and that the university immediately launched �an investigation to assist Manti and his family in discovering the motive for and nature of this hoax. While the proper authorities will continue to investigate this troubling matter, this appears to be, at a minimum, a sad and very cruel deception to entertain its perpetrators.�
Notre Dame athletic director Jack Swarbrick stood by Te�o, saying that the Irish linebacker had no part in perpetrating the fraud.
Swarbrick said Te�o received a phone call on Dec. 26 �from a number he recognized as having been that he associated with Lennay Kekua. When he answered it, it was a person whose voice sounded like the same voice he had talked to, who told him that she was, in fact, not dead.�
Te�o first turned to his parents and then turned to Swarbrick, head coach Brian Kelly, defensive coordinator Bob Diaco and a couple of teammates with the news. Notre Dame launched an independent investigation into the hoax.
According to Swarbrick, Te�o and Kekua had never met. Their relationship was strictly developed online and over the phone, but Swarbrick said it was still very real to Te�o.
�Every single thing about this until that day in the first week of September was real to Manti,� he said. �There was no suspicion that it wasn�t, no belief that it might not be. And so the pain was real. The grief was real. The affection was real. And that�s the nature of this sad, cruel game.�
When asked about Te�o�s own story about meeting Kekua in Stanford in 2009, Swarbrick said that while Te�o would have to tell his own story, he was under the impression that the verb �met� referred to �met online.�
Swarbrick got emotional in his defense of Te�o, pausing in one instance to collect himself.
�The thing I am most sad of, sad about is that the single most trusting human being I�ve ever met will never be able to trust in the same way again in his life� Swarbrick said. �That�s an incredible tragedy.�
Swarbrick said Te�o�s family had hoped to release the story themselves next week before the Deadspin article broke on Wednesday. Swarbrick said that he was under the impression that Te�o would address the situation sometime Thursday.
�At the end of the day, this is Manti�s story to tell and we believe he should have the right to tell it, which he is going to do,� Swarbrick said.
ESPN published a statement Wednesday evening that it had received from Te�o, who maintained that he met Kekua online and grew close with her.
�This is incredibly embarrassing to talk about, but over an extended period of time, I developed an emotional relationship with a woman I met online,� Te�o told ESPN. �We maintained what I thought to be an authentic relationship by communicating frequently online and on the phone, and I grew to care deeply about her.
�To realize that I was the victim of what was apparently someone�s sick joke and constant lies was, and is, painful and humiliating.
�It further pains me that the grief I felt and the sympathies expressed to me at the time of my grandmother�s death in September were in any way deepened by what I believed to be another significant loss in my life.
�I am enormously grateful for the support of my family, friends and Notre Dame fans throughout this year. To think that I shared with them my happiness about my relationship and details that I thought to be true about her just makes me sick. I hope that people can understand how trying and confusing this whole experience has been.
�In retrospect, I obviously should have been much more cautious. If anything good comes of this, I hope it is that others will be far more guarded when they engage with people online than I was.
�Fortunately, I have many wonderful things in my life, and I�m looking forward to putting this painful experience behind me as I focus on preparing for the NFL Draft.�


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Now renewed violence breaking out in Israel where Israeli troops have reportedly shot and killed a Palestinian man.
So how will this impact the newly reached cease fire.
We were embittered standing by live in Jerusalem with the latest good to see -- also.
It just in the power grab a president -- their needs -- so -- happening we thought all was quiet there.
That's the way the Middle East works just when you think everything's quiet -- and this is what their latest video we have coming out.
A big Gaza Strip and it's interesting -- shot from the Palestinian side shows about 300 Palestinians and moving towards the separation fence that there between.
Gaza and Israel on this is significant because often tell this point Israelis have been forced.
About a 300 yard buffer zone on the Gaza side that part of the cease fire agreement was about that buffer zones are now these Palestinian protesters.
About 300 of them were challenging to buffer zone they moved up to the -- And you can see soldiers then ordering them back from the fence when they didn't get back that's when they opened up -- automatic weapons were unclear.
As to whether -- shot to kill any of these protesters or whether the killing of this one protestor was on accident another nineteen were injured.
And at least one of the protesters made their way -- Israel Hamas there inside the Gaza Strip says it's going to launch a protest within mediators.
This cease fire agreement but so far haven't fired any rockets or anything like that.
For its part Israel is continuing to.
All the way from the Gaza border so it doesn't look like this one incident.
Is going to affect the cease fire but if they're beginning to be more of them -- the Palestinians become more and more insightful and start moving towards the border fence again and again.
Certainly the kind of thing you can lead to larger violence back to a New York that on that thank you live and stay safe meanwhile here.
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APTOS -- A body was found floating in the water near the cement ship in Aptos Thursday.
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WATSONVILLE -- When Eric "Ghambit" Mu�oz walked into the Veterans Memorial Building for Hip Hop for Hope in 2012, an event he helped organize, he said the feelings he experienced were overwhelming.
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Santa Cruz stabbing death ruled suicide
Posted: Monday, Dec 2nd, 2013
SANTA CRUZ -- The case of a 57-year-old man who died from multiple stab wounds in the driveway of his Santa Cruz home Nov. 26 took a strange turn Monday when the Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Coroner said he committed suicide.
The man was identified as Kevin Gallagher.
Santa Cruz Police Deputy Chief Steve Clark said the
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DSA Statement on the European Elections Democratic Socialist of America News From DDS May 14, 2012 http://www.dsausa.org/pdf/Statement_on_French_Elections.pdf One week after Socialist Francois Hollande won the election in France, this Sunday the Social Democrats won almost 40% of the vote in the most populous state in Germany. It is too soon to say what these results (and the more complicated ones in Greece) will mean for Europe, but DSA welcomes these signs of a potential turning of the tide against the austerity politics of the 1%. DSA National Political Committee Statement DSA Salutes French socialist Francois Hollande's presidential victory and the broader European left's resistance to the Politics of Austerity May 10, 2012 The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) welcomes the recent European-wide popular rejection of the austerity politics of the 1%. In particular, DSA salutes the victory of socialist Francois Hollande in the French presidential election. Hollande ran on a platform that rejected the austerity policies of massive budget cuts pushed by the lords of finance. Such policies only serve to prolong both the Great Recession and the pain it visits upon working people and the poor. Hollande's program calls for a financial transactions tax and higher marginal tax rates on the rich to increase investment in education, including the hiring of 60,000 new teachers. His platform also calls for a major raise in the minimum wage and for lowering, from age 62 to 60, the age at which manual laborers can retire and receive full public pensions.. To achieve such policies, the broad left must now win a majority in the June French parliamentary elections and stand firm on its pre-election pledges. The fight against the global capitalist politics of austerity must be truly international; thus the United States left must pressure the Obama administration to work with Hollande to restart the European economy and to propose similar programs in the United States that would highlight the complete failure of austerity policies. DSA recognizes that European (and American) bankers and bond vigilantes will resist such modest efforts to promote both equity and economic growth in France and elsewhere. The Economist magazine termed the moderate socialist president "rather dangerous" because he "genuinely believes in the need to create a fairer society." (!) And the fate of Hollande's program will not be decided solely in France. The broad left must not only regain control of the French parliament in June elections; a revived German left needs to overturn the bi-partisan German elite consensus favoring the politics of austerity. Electoral victories by the broad left in upcoming German state elections could move the German political dynamic leftwards. A truly equitable response to the European economic crisis depends upon Germany pushing the European Central Bank (ECB) to drop its obsession with a phantom inflationary threat and adopt policies that would restore long-term economic growth. If the ECB used its borrowing power to exchange existing sovereign debt for ECB-guaranteed Eurobonds, then the fiscal crisis in Spain, Italy, Greece, Portugal and Ireland could be eased, thus allowing for the adoption of full employment growth policies. The undemocratic terms of the European monetary union must be renegotiated; as is, the European Union treaty agreements prioritize fighting inflation over promoting full employment and social justice in each member country. Thus, the people of Europe are being crucified on a cross of the Euro. Any Keynesian economist can explain the irrationality of this politics of austerity -- a government cannot cut its way out of a deep recession, either in the US or Europe. But the battle of ideas is won in the streets, not in the halls of think-tanks. Resistance to the politics of austerity has spread from the youthful indignados of Spain to the general European electorate. In the same week as the French presidential elections, the center-right government of the Netherlands collapsed in the face of widespread protest; the British Labor Party won a major victory in local elections; and mass protests threatened the collapse of right-wing governments in the Czech Republic and Romania. On the very day of the French elections, the Greek electorate rejected both major, pro-austerity parties, the conservative New Democrats and the patronage-driven, neo-liberal "socialist" PASOK. 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When Rick Warren's book the purpose driven life first hit bookshelves people were transformed by its message.
It soon became an international best seller and now a decade later the bestselling nonfiction hard back.
In history.
Had -- revise retooled and re released.
This fascinating book has taken people by storm I spoke to warned earlier this week and asked him why he believes so many people across the globe.
Have connected with the book's message.
It's there three fundamental questions of life the question of intention.
But what is my purpose the question of existence why am I alive the question with significance.
Does my life matter that -- -- universal questions so everybody wants to know the answer to that and when the book came out ten years ago of course.
It ended up but being read by about sixty million Americans and in the last ten years I've I've received at least a half a million letters.
People whose lives were changed by -- -- I still even today get you know several hundred today.
I know that what you're hoping -- -- to -- new audience younger generation of readers who may be.
Affected by this message and perhaps their lives can be transformed as well.
A girl who was twelve years old when purpose driven life came out is now 22.
And she needs to know that the purpose of her life I really care about destroy something generation because.
As I talked to him and I spend most of my time talking to this age group -- I've been on university.
Two are speaking at different colleges and end -- I find that though a lot of rules say field.
My life is in limbo because I can't get a jobs.
I I -- for years going to college and then it's now been a year 23 years that I can't even.
Get any job much less the job I I trained for.
And I feel like I'm I'm in -- of had to move back -- -- my parents end up.
There there's a sense of despair and I thought they need a sense of hope they need a sense of direction -- purpose so while I revise the book for that generation.
Not this wonderful that you're doing that but what do you say -- people today obviously many people are living through tough economic times.
Many people are remain without a job we've also seen in the headlines the after effects of what has hurt his -- has done -- so many people.
On the East Coast people really feel helpless vulnerable.
When you take a look at their lives and they're looking for answers what's the best message you can give them.
Well the best message is that that there's hope beyond themselves.
That if if it was all up to media I'd probably be in despair to.
You need to realize some basic things like your your value as a person has nothing to do with your valuables.
And yourself -- has nothing to do with your -- -- the greatest things in life aren't things.
And when we go through a recession like we've now been in almost five years.
And things are tough you have to say well there must be mortal life and simply making money and of course there is.
And so if the tough times force us to look for deeper values more important.
Issues that turn to god that's good thing.
-- indeed it is.
I know today is a world aids day and this is a very important day for you and your family.
You've spent quite a bit of time in Africa raising awareness and help people.
Who are confronting this challenge talking from on about what this represents to you and what -- Do -- terms of the outreach right now.
Saddleback Church has always been a leader and the fight against HIV and aids we've had national conferences every year and of course this year.
And all six of our services on Saturday and Sunday.
We are we're emphasizing.
HIV and aids that also care orphans and vulnerable women and children.
But the theme for this year's -- world aids day is getting to zero.
Getting to zero new infections zero mother child transmissions.
-- -- zero deaths from aids zero.
But stigma and it's not about church we've also added the 10.
Orphans and that we're working in this area we have -- piece teams out of -- back.
Over 161000.
Of my members have gone overseas in the last ten years actually and a 196.
Doing what we call the peace plan.
Promote reconciliation equip leaders assist the -- care for the sick educate the next generation and will be doing reports on that this weekend.
And working toward an aids free world.
All that would be a wonderful wonderful -- to look towards end I know the work that you're doing is tremendous.
And I would imagine that the just one moment in the sense that it's -- -- -- because some of these spots that you presented out there what are my favorite.
Quotes is that we are a product of -- we're not a part of our past we don't have to be a prisoner of it.
You know and I love that exactly because that is something I think that can apply today.
And have deeper meaning for many people who are trying to reflect on.
What is their life's purpose.
Actually added two new -- -- chapters in the book that deal with the -- most common problems that I picked up over the last ten years since the book was written.
There are two things that cause people to miss the purpose for their life what is envy and the other is people pleasing.
-- is I must be like you to be happy.
And and people pleasing as I must be polite to invite you to be happy.
Both of these will cause you to get detoured.
God never makes a clone he always makes originals and if I'm worried about what she thinks or how he -- -- trying to be like somebody else I can't believe god made me to be.
And yet we live in a culture.
Where envy is the center of our culture every advertisement teach -- -- to -- the other people but if I get focused on being like somebody else.
I'll miss my purpose for life.
If you live for the approval of others you will die by their criticism and you will miss the purpose got -- for your life.
Wise words very wise man you can find the past Warren's book it's a little book stores and a portion of those proceeds will be donated to charity.
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2011 NFL Preseason Week 3: Green Bay Packers – Indianapolis Colts Preview: The First Of TWO Trips To Indy?
If the NFL regular season is like a Broadway production, then the third week of the preseason would be considered the dress rehearsal.
For the Green Bay Packers, their dress rehearsal takes place on the same stage they hope to perform their grand finale: Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis for Super Bowl XLVI.
Before the Packers can hoist a fifth Lombardi Trophy however, the must play the Indianapolis Colts in their third preseason game. The Packers are coming off a strong showing from their 28-20 win over the Arizona Cardinals last week and hope to build on the promise that was shown last week.
The Colts in the meantime are without their fearless leader, quarterback Peyton Manning, who continues to recover from offseason neck surgery. The Colts are concerned Manning's' consecutive games streak is in jeopardy and brought in veteran Kerry Collins to lead the first team until Manning returns.
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For a team that is usually dominant during the regular season, the Colts struggle in the exhibition games. Why? Manning is such a machine that he usually doesn't need to warm up at all. The Colts have their offense mainly intact for so long that the players can read each other's minds in their sleep.
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I've been thinking... as you might expect, quite a few people I know can be compared to video game characters, whether it's in the form of personality, looks, or both, and I'm sure the same is true of you guys. Anyway, I want to know: what video game character are you the most like? In your responses, remember to say what game they're from.
I'll kick it off: Cole Phelps (LA Noire), in both ways- personality more than looks, but neither are too different.


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Food Cart Craze Comes to AnchorageANCHORAGE -- Wheel Good Food is not your typical fast food lunch fare. This meals on wheels sensation is bringing gourmet meals to parks across town. This triple threat is a business, restaurant and vehicle all in one. The mobile restaurant packs a punch as it burns up the roads and braises brisket. Co-Owners and husband and wife combo, Richard Geiger and Kathey Robinson spent weeks developing their menu before hitting the pavement three weeks ago. The menu changes weekly, but every item is homemade. The on-the-go restaurant serves up lunch five days a week, so the next time you're in a crunch to squeeze in lunch it might pay off to look and see what meal comes rolling into your part of town. |
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A man critically injured from a gunshot wound or wounds was found Tuesday morning on Broadway south of downtown Fort Wayne, city police said.
Police said in a statement they responded to the 1800 block of Broadway about 6:15 a.m. on a report of an unconscious man.
Officers arriving at the scene discovered the man appeared to be suffering from one or more gunshot wounds, the statement said.
It said paramedics took the man to a local hospital in serious condition, but a doctor at the hospital downgraded his condition to critical.
Detectives were interviewing witnesses Tuesday morning. No arrests were immediately made.


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The Newsroom: Season 1, Episode 1We Just Decided To (24 Jun. 2012) 8.6
April 20, 2010. Will McAvoy comes back to his national news anchor desk two weeks after a PR disaster at a college forum. He discovers that most of his staff are following his executive ... See full summary » Director:Greg Mottola |
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