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Can't see this email? View the online version. Forced public education Social Security - another bailout in the making? Alabama Congressman Spencer Bachus warns that another taxpayer bailout is likely if the government has to start putting money into the Social Security Trust Fund instead of borrowing money from it. Court orders Christian student to attend public school A Christian homeschool girl in New Hampshire has been ordered into government-run public school for having "sincerely held" religious beliefs. POLL: What freedom is being denied? VOTE Fraud charge leveled against Obama, Hillary fundraiser An Iranian-American man who has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton has been arrested on a bank fraud charge. Churches - not gov't - seen as key to health reform Evangelical leader Bishop Harry Jackson says healthcare reform should focus less on government and more on marshaling churches to meet community needs. Perspective: Memories of Munich Seven decades after the outbreak of WWII in Europe, the U.S. now faces a nation with ambitions wholly commensurate with Hitler's -- Iran. More of today's news Kennedy funeral... Mexico drug war Murdered model'... Kennedy to lie in repose in Boston for 2 days HYANNIS PORT, Mass. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's body will travel more than 70 miles from his Cape Cod home to Boston to lie in August tied for deadliest month in Afghanistan KABUL A U.S. service member died Thursday in a militant attack involving a roadside bomb and gunfire, a death that pushed August into a tie with July Elderly have their own concerns on health overhaul SPRINGFIELD, Va. Turns out you can fear a government takeover of health care even if the government already took over your health care. How else to First-time jobless claims expected to drop Business Writer WASHINGTON Government data this week showed that consumers and businesses went on a big ticket spending spree in July, sending home, car and equipment sales soaring by Tropical Storm Danny strengthens in the Atlantic MIAMI Tropical Storm Danny has strengthened a little in the Atlantic as it moves toward land while Ignacio has been downgraded to a tropical depression U.N. Recommends Mandatory Sex Education for Kindergarteners According to a report at FOX News, the United Nations is recommending that children as young as five receive mandatory sexual education which would teach them about topics such as gender violence and masturbation. The U.N.'s Economic, Social and Liberals and Racism Elijah Friedeman| Liberals are not going to stop pulling the race card anytime soon. Egged on by the apopleptic fits from MSNBC. The rest of the media is joining the cause of branding conservatives as racist. Can a devout Muslim be a good American? by Bryan Fischer Can a devout Muslim be a good American? I submit that the answer to this extremely important question is “No.â€This is simply because the values of Islam are fundamentally incompatible with the values of an Howard Dean: Republicans undermining country Elijah Friedeman| Former chair of the Democratic National Committee, Howard Dean, said yesterday that when Republicans undermine Obama, they're undermining the country. Top Five Yes Men in the Obama Administration byJeremy Wiggins We all know that the President has surrounded himself with a bunch of yes men (and women). He has so far appointed a total of 32 of these "czars" and guess what? NONE of them were ever confirmed Inside the Womb The two hour National Geographic documentary entitled 'In the Womb' is available on YouTube in 9 parts. The documentary originally aired in 2005 and used computer imaging and 4 D ultrasounds to present images of the developing embryo, taking the Beantown Stations Yank Conservatives Off the Air Today According to a report at The Radio Equalizer, Boston's two largesttalk radio stations are dumping their usual conservative programming today and replacing it with local liberals. Why? It's apparently their response to Ted Kennedy's death. WRKO AM withheld its standard Are Honor Killings on the Rise in the U.S.? Crane Durham discusses top news items of the day Is she just a good liar? Parental Rights question What is the Legacy of Sen. Edward Kennedy? Bryan Fischer discusses the passing of Sen. Kennedy Have You Lost Your Motivation For Evangelism? SoundRezn with Alex McFarland A Golden Age of Christian Apologetics? SoundRezn with Alex McFarland Obama Administration Denies Any Rationing Under ObamaCare Bryan Fischer discusses rationing under ObamaCare The Key to Affordable Health Insurance Bryan Fischer talks about health insurance Gull Lake Q&A, Part 1 On Thursday I wrapped up a week of teaching at Gull Lake Ministries in Michigan. http://www.keepbelieving.com/blog/2009-7-4-gull-lake-qa-part-1/ The Contradictions of our President While my first passion (and formal training) is in theology and philosophy, I do love following politics. http://www.conversantlife.com/politics/the-contradictions-of-our-president Bible Busâ€"June Update During our Caribbean cruise last week I finished reading through the Bible.http://www.keepbelieving.com/blog/2009-6-16-bible-busn-june-update/ Radical Family Life By Mary Friedeman I had an interesting conversation recently with a longtime friend. She expressed surprise that we hadn’t encountered ADHD in our family, since the incidence of diagnosis is higher among males than females (five of our six I am weak, but He is strong by Mary FriedemanIn the next few weeks, if they haven’t already, homeschool moms everywhere will inaugurate a new school year. Sometimes the first weeks can be exhausting. Maybe you’ve added a Reaping Rewards by Mary FriedemanThere are many stages in the homeschooling journey. For our second born, this is launching time. Our days of direct instruction and nurture are finished. Right now my husband Grade Three Teacher - January '10 K-12 Music Teacher Deputy Director 2010/2011 School Year Executive Director Keyboardist or Lead Guitar Mobilization Coordinator Recruiter Shepherd-Visitation-Outreach Pastor Elevator Tech Director of Children's Ministries OneNewsNow.com - P. O. Drawer 2440 - Tupelo, MS 38803 - (662) 821-2007

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>>> Having trouble viewing this newsletter? View as a webpage. Top Stories Thursday, August 27, 2009 Police involved in shooting in Gage Park | VIDEO Police shot and wounded a man at a strip mall late Wednesday night. Worry grows over clinic closings | VIDEO Mental health clinics in Chicago are facing budget woes. Dominick's cutting prices Dominick's is firing the latest shot in a grocery price war in Chicago. The chain is cutting as much as 30-percent on some items. Bidding starts at $300K for post office Chicago's old U.S. Post Office goes on the auction block Thursday. Bradley not feeling the love at Wrigley Outfielder Milton Bradley said he's experienced plenty of ill-feeling from the fans during his rough first season with the Chicago Cubs after signing a three-year, $30 million contract. MORE STORIES Strange Driver, 83, chases DWI suspect through NY, Conn. Nude model arrested in pic shoot at The Met in NYC Law & Order fan in NYC helps nab robbery suspect 17-year-old sails around the world London police 'steal' from unlocked cars Consumer Microsoft cutting price of high-end Xbox 360 Toyota recalls 95,700 Toyota, Scion vehicles Toy store offers discount for used products Six blinds/shades recalled Loan pool to help Chicago home buyers Healthbeat Study: Extra pounds shrink brain Love life could affect cancer survival Radiation from tests may boost cancer risk Kennedy's cancer puts focus on quality of life Blood tests reliably detect a heart attack MOST POPULAR 50 years without a sick day $600K of crystal meth found in car Police release images of murder suspects 13-year-old girl reported missing Police involved in shooting in Gage Park All Most Popular Advertisement TODAY'S WEATHER OUTLOOK 72°F 60°F Rain and a thunderstorm Hour-by-Hour | 7 Day Forecast | Radar & Satellite TONIGHT ON ABC 7:00 PM Grey's Anatomy 8:00 PM Grey's Anatomy 9:02 PM Private Practice 10:00 PM ABC 7 News 10:35 PM Nightline Lottery Results Your Daily Horoscope Kennedy to lie in repose in Boston for 2 days Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's body will travel more than 70 miles from his Cape Cod home to Boston to lie in repose. ABC NEWS VIDEOS: Sen. Ted Kennedy SLIDESHOW: Ted Kennedy through the years Interactive Timeline: Edward Kennedy's Life INTERACTIVE: The Kennedy Family Link: TedKennedy.org I-Team Report: The Brick Legend Chicago's most infamous wall stood up to the St. Valentine's massacre. SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS I'd like to receive the following newsletters from abc7chicago.com Daily Weather | Daily News | 190 North Sign up for news alerts

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Sen. Ted Kennedy's body will lie in repose Thursday and Friday in the Smith Center at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library in Boston, Massachusetts. Public visiting hours will be held each day. President Obama, who called Kennedy an "extraordinary leader," will deliver a eulogy at the funeral.

Public viewing for Kennedy Thursday at JFK library - CNN.com

Public viewing for Kennedy Thursday at JFK library - CNN.com

Sen. Ted Kennedy's body will lie in repose Thursday and Friday in the Smith Center at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library in Boston, Massachusetts. Public visiting hours will be held each day. President Obama, who called Kennedy an "extraordinary leader," will deliver a eulogy at the funeral.

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Here are today's news items from Media Matters for America, click on the title or 'read more' to read the entirety of each story. Mitchell puts words in Cheney's mouth, overstates his remarks on CIA interrogation memos On NBC's Nightly News, Andrea Mitchell falsely suggested that Dick Cheney said one of two recently released CIA memos on detainee interrogation proved that enhanced interrogation techniques (EITs) "saved lives and prevented terrorist attacks." In fact, Cheney did not go that far, saying only that the documents show that "the individuals subjected to Enhanced Interrogation Techniques" provided intelligence that "saved lives and prevented terrorist attacks"; moreover, the memos do not address the effectiveness of any specific interrogation techniques. Read More NPR's Cornish ignored CBO's much lower estimate of health care bill's cost On August 25, NPR's Audie Cornish reported that the House Democrats' health care reform proposal "is estimated to cost a trillion dollars over the next 10 years," without noting that the Congressional Budget Office has concluded that this cost would be largely offset by the savings and revenue increases in the bill. Taking these provisions into account, CBO estimated that the House bill would increase the deficit by $239 billion over 10 years, less than a quarter of the cost Cornish reported. Read More Luntz falsely suggests health reform legislation reduces physician payments GOP pollster Frank Luntz claimed on Fox News' Hannity that Democratic health reform proposals would "cut Medicare reimbursement," which would lead to "denial of coverage" because "[i]f you don't give doctors the money, they won't do the procedures." However, the House tri-committee health reform bill actually increases projected physician reimbursements by $245 billion compared to current law. Read More Beck calls Senate-confirmed Orszag a "czar" In the "Know Your Czars" segment of his August 26 radio show, Glenn Beck singled out Office of Management and Budget director Peter Orszag as his latest example of an Obama administration "czar" -- officials he has previously complained are "advising our president" but "don't go through a confirmation process" and "don't answer to the legislative branch." However, Orszag, whom Beck called "our budget czar," "the proud Enron of czars" and said is "handy with a calculator," was unanimously confirmed by the Senate in January. Read More Politico forwards spin that GOP would support health reform if Kennedy had been active in Senate In an obituary for Sen. Edward Kennedy, the Politico repeated the Republican claim that Kennedy's absence from the health care debate prevented lawmakers from reaching a bipartisan compromise, reporting that "Republicans complained that without Kennedy, Democrats were less willing to make the concessions needed for true compromise." Several progressive commentators have identified this talking point as GOP spin intended to disguise Republicans' obstructionism, with Salon.com's Joan Walsh, for example, stating that "absolutely no evidence supports that point of view," and washingtonpost.com blogger Ezra Klein noting that Kennedy's committee has already reported out a bill. Read More NY Times' Seelye falsely suggests Medicare payments to doctors would be lower under House bill than current law* In a post on The New York Times' Prescriptions blog, Katharine Seelye wrote that the House tri-committee health care reform bill "would cut a combined $500 billion from Medicare and Medicaid over 10 years by limiting increases in payments to doctors and hospitals." However, Seelye's suggestion that the bill finds these savings in doctors' payments is refuted by CBO's conclusion that spending for doctors services would increase by about $245 billion over 10 years compared to what would occur under current law. Read More CNN's Sylvester advances McCain's claim that reconciliation "would be a drastic change in the way" the Senate "does business" On Lou Dobbs Tonight, guest host Lisa Sylvester advanced the claim that reconciliation is an "obscure Senate rule" that would be, in Sen. John McCain's words, "a drastic change in the way that the United States Senate does business." In fact, Congress has repeatedly used the budget reconciliation process to enact changes to the nation's health care policy, and Senate Republicans have used or attempted to use reconciliation to pass President Bush's tax cuts, an increase in the Medicare eligibility age, and welfare reform. Read More You can help support our work; become a volunteer media monitor, or donate to Media Matters for America.

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>>> Having trouble viewing this newsletter? View as a webpage. Top Stories Wednesday, August 26, 2009 Chicago reacts to Ted Kennedy's death | VIDEO Senator Ted Kennedy knew Chicago well and has family here. Hundreds camp out for 50 housing vouchers | VIDEO In south suburban Park Forest, hundreds of people camped out overnight, hoping to win a housing voucher for their families. Quinn expected to take action on UofI board It's decision day for Gov. Pat Quinn on what to do about University of Illinois trustees in the wake of an admissions scandal at the school. Burr Oak Cemetery cases back in court Civil cases involving a shuttered suburban Chicago cemetery where former employees are accused of digging up graves to resell plots will be back in court. Chicago IG steps down to enter Senate race David Hoffman has resigned his position as Chicago's inspector general to run for U.S. Senate. MORE STORIES Strange NYC's 'skinniest' house has fat price tag: $2.7M Chicken owner shoots own leg while hunting opossum New park offers X-rated views of hotel guests Police: Man used cab as bank robbery getaway Chicago sets Groucho mask world record | VIDEO Consumer Maytag expands recall of refrigerators due to fire hazard Kmart: Customers buying on layaway BBB: Be wary of rent scams Sony plans a Kindle rival with wireless downloads Some airlines cut fall fares Healthbeat Patients using Twitter to stay informed Tamoxifen might have long-term risks Prostate cancer hormone drugs risky for some men Saliva test could help detect oral cancer early Treatment could provide easier lice relief MOST POPULAR Ted Kennedy, 77, dies after cancer battle Boy on wrong bus dropped off miles from home Hundreds camp out for 50 housing vouchers Village gives house to 11-year-old hero Protestors demand answers in police shooting All Most Popular Advertisement TODAY'S WEATHER OUTLOOK 73°F 61°F A couple of showers and a heavy thunderstorm this morning; mostly cloudy Hour-by-Hour | 7 Day Forecast | Radar & Satellite TONIGHT ON ABC 7:00 PM Wipeout 8:02 PM Crash Course 9:01 PM Primetime: Crime 10:00 PM ABC 7 News 10:35 PM Nightline Lottery Results Your Daily Horoscope Ted Kennedy, 77, dies after cancer battle Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts, the last surviving brother in an enduring political dynasty and one of the most influential senators in history, died Tuesday night at his home on Cape Cod after a yearlong struggle with brain cancer. He was 77. ABC NEWS VIDEOS: Sen. Ted Kennedy SLIDESHOW: Ted Kennedy through the years Interactive Timeline: Edward Kennedy's Life INTERACTIVE: The Kennedy Family Text of family statement on Kennedy's death Jamaican jerk chicken -- all about the sauce A South Side restaurant uses a family recipe- straight from Jamaica- to prepare its jerk chicken. The Hungry Hound SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS I'd like to receive the following newsletters from abc7chicago.com Daily Weather | Daily News | 190 North Sign up for news alerts

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President Obama praised Ted Kennedy as "one of the greatest senators of our time" and a "singular figure in American history" in his first live statement to reporters this morning since the passing of the Massachusetts senator.

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Senator Ted Kennedy has died of brain cancer at age 77.

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Sen. Edward M. Kennedy died late Tuesday night at home in Hyannis Port, Mass., the Kennedy family said in a statement. Kennnedy, 77, "liberal lion of the Senate," had fought a public battle with cancer. "He always believed that our best days were still ahead, but it’s hard to imagine any of them without him," the family said.

U.S. Senator Edward Kennedy dies at age 77 - Yahoo! News

U.S. Senator Edward Kennedy dies at age 77 - Yahoo! News

U.S. Senator Edward Kennedy, a towering figure in the Democratic Party who took the helm of one of America's most fabled political families after two older brothers were assassinated, died at age 77, his family said.