my sympathy

In memoria of Mr. Gus Ayer. Thank you for your service to the local community.

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Harry speaks out

Congratulations to you Prince Harry, for going on record with your news article.
You take the position that articles are often skewed or outright lies. And press can damage lives. You know this from personal experience too. This is not unique to British print and other media, so dialogue on this issue is a good thing, as it shows your courage and witness to press.
Reader reactions to news, ultimately becomes ones choice of what to believe; I agree with you that lies are a violation. But, I see some degree of valor in not trying to dispel all lies – there are just too many of them to attack all of them.
Sadly, so many people aren’t phased anymore by the supposed gravity of situations that people in prominence find written about them. If all ‘average’ people were written about every day, there would be more news than could ever be consumed, so they should show more respect than they/we often do.
May God bless you and family as you enter any real danger in the military; I suggest talking to your religious leaders often. I suspect it will help you with your life and death challenges too. (As they do for me).

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God and country; God and world

The first day of this week has been an inaugural day, broadcast from Washington. A national annual holiday it was as well, commemorating a human rights leader. What more perfect time is there, than this, and the whole year, to emulate his values and his belief in our Lord and Savior? Take time to pray for peace around the globe with the most concerted intention. Never is it a forlorn practice; always an opportunity, to petition Christ with everything on one’s mind. It is a perfect time to examine ones conscience… to look inward. To truly repent and to find renewal. This begins now, with this ‘the year of peace’.

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Though CA is supposedly seeking to eliminate the electoral college, we still have it. Florida and CA votes combined, would invalidate Barrack’s win. Keep in mind that a president assumes office in January of 2013. And understand that electoral college votes go in the same direction as a state’s popular vote. We elected our college, so if we have not counted all the votes, the electoral vote is wrong. Refer to “Our Country’s Presidents”- written by Ann Bausum.

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In 2008, the democratic electors by name, published by Wikipedia are:

“California

Electors: 55, pledged to Barack Obama and Joe Biden:[12][13][14]

These above names quoted, are electors who voted with the majority popular vote in 2008- source Wikipedia.

The people have not been heard until majority popular votes of each state summon the elector, but in CA (2012), did the elector report results long before all counts were voted? How about other states? Refer to:http://www.ocvote.com/results/left-to-count/total-ballots-left-to-count/ for some information.

Will there be an electoral college? Will it matter if it exist or not? Do you believe the count?

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Defeated

It would be nice to leave some encouraging words. But that’s blind optimism. Defeat is bitter.

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I’m so pleased to personally leave the US race relations of my immigrant grandparents’ [era] long behind, and I did study them electively in college. For those who know peace in their hearts, we know that racism cannot co-exist with peace, so we deflect such accusations that we might be, or, do not dignify such claim with a response. Those who are frustrated by this, might claim there is racism or hatred where there is not. In my book, there is no such thing as “persons of color”-only a rainbow of, and no valid claim that “the Mormon faith is a cult”- it does not meet such criterion. It looks like America is ready. Mr. Romney has promised achievement, demonstrated desire to lead, and has not promised limitless ambition. Mitt can and will lead US.

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Romney for US President

Romney received majority of the female vote. If I’m not mistaken, females outnumber males, so Romney has already won. I guess we’ll see how men vote.

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Don’t declare early victory. Report all voting precincts in New York & New Jersey storm affected areas.
If we can see and hear them gathering in cleared streets [we can], those who haven’t already must yet be tallied. Opposition might otherwise be plotting to contest.

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publishing update

I have verbally terminated my contract with Tate Publishing and Enterprises LLC, by phone call, on August 25 of this year. I have subsequently, in writing also terminated my contract on September 13 of this year. This means that the one book they’re licensed with limited supply to sell, “Meet Bear”, will be out of print. Some Orange County, CA library’s carry it now.

Keep watchful eye if you’re interested, for new books published by my independent publishing company: http://www.film-shorts.tv

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