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A motorcycle valued at sh 100,000 was also burnt to ashes during the Sunday morning confrontation.
The victims nursing injuries have been identified by one name only; Abdirhaman and Omar both in their early 20s.
Police said the duo were accosted by a group of about 20 boda boda riders who accused them of being members of a criminal gang that has been attacking them at night.
They were rescued by good Samaritan who later informed the police.
Police who were doing their normal patrol arrived on time and took them to Likoni district hospital.
Likoni police boss Willy Simba condemned the attack of the two suspects terming it unfortunate.
He warned the riders not to take the law into their hands and asked them to report to police who will in turn follow up the matter.
The burnt motorcycle has been taken to Likoni police station as an exhibit.
Police said no arrest has been made so far but investigations have been launched.

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Excellent, Don. I like it on all counts the framing with the underbelly gun is a really nice touch to add depth and compositional framing. I like the way the static horizontal bombers are contrasted by the blurred fighters coming in among them. Really beautiful job!
Hey BIll... you're one of those artists I was just talking about who really know how to make things look real in the air... but then you are a real traditional artist with an extensive background.... for those who have never looked at Bill's gallery of aerial compositions... your missing out.
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Celine Dion performs during a benefit concert in memory of Denis Blanchette, the lighting technician who was killed at the Parti Quebecois' election-night victory rally on Sept. 4, Monday, October 1, 2012, in Montreal. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Chiasson)
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Published Tuesday, April 2, 2013 3:07PM EDT
QUEBEC -- Pop megastar Celine Dion is aiming to conquer Quebec City's Plains of Abraham this summer with her only show outside Las Vegas this year.
Dion will appear on July 27 for a single concert. She also played the Plains in 2008 as part of the city's 400th-anniversary celebrations.
Unlike that gig, this one will cost fans.
Promoter QuebeComm said at a news conference today that 60,000 tickets will be available, with prices ranging from $69 to $299 including services and fees.
Sales for the general public will start on April 6.
Dion will sing all her hits, with about 80 per cent of the show in French and 20 per cent in English.
Dion spends most of her time in Las Vegas where she performs at Caesars Palace.
Rene Angelil, Dion's husband and manager, says the timing was ideal for the Quebec show as were the partners.


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New Hampshire Compiled Genealogies
The term genealogy is used to describe a variety of records containing family information previously gathered by other researchers, societies, or archives. These records can include pedigree charts, compiled data on families, correspondence, ancestor lists, record abstracts, and collections of original or copied documents. Most archives, historical societies, and genealogical societies have special collections and indexes of genealogical value. These collections and indexes generally must be researched in person. These sources can save time, but because they are compiled from other sources, they must be carefully evaluated for accuracy.
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Many genealogies have been researched and published for the colonial states. Names of the earliest immigrants and settlers have been identified. Many important manuscript collections are at the New England Historic Genealogical Society and the New Hampshire Historical Society. For the addresses of these societies, see New Hampshire Societies.
- New Hampshire Society of Genealogists. The New Hampshire Family Register, 1623–1910. Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1987. (On 10 Family History Library films beginning with 1532156.) This register includes family group sheets, names of grooms and brides, and all other persons listed on the family group sheets. These are arranged bysurname.
- Daughters of the American Revolution (New Hampshire). Genealogical Collection. Washington, D.C.: DAR Library, 1971. (On 15 Family History Library films beginning with 870152.) The volumes are arranged alphabetically by towns, then subject. This collection contains transcripts of Bible, cemetery, church, and vital records.
- The New Hampshire Notables Card File, cited in the New Hampshire Biography, has over 30,000 cards that contain the names of New Hampshire residents with the date and place of birth and a source title.
Published Indexes and Guides
- Copeley, William N. Index to Genealogies in New Hampshire Town Histories. Concord, New Hampshire: New Hampshire Historical Society, 1988. This is an index to early families listed in over 260 town histories. It includes family names from many town histories published before 1980. (Family History Library book 974.2 D22c; fiche 6010808.)
- Greenlaw, William Prescott. The Greenlaw Index of the New England Historic Genealogical Society. 2 vols. Boston, Massachusetts: G.K. Hall, 1979. This source is an index of genealogical information acquired by the New England Historic Genealogical Society after 1900. It is arranged by family names. Any family carried through three or more generations is included. (Family History Library book Q 974 D22g.) (Google Books Vol 1.) (Google Books Vol 2.)
- Historical Records Survey (New Hampshire). Guide to Depositories of Manuscript Collections in the United States: New Hampshire. Manchester, New Hampshire: New Hampshire Historical Records Survey, 1940. (Family History Library book 974.2 A3hr; film 2055358 item 3.)
- New Hampshire Historical Society. Card Index to Genealogies. Published and Manuscript. Concord, NH: New Hampshire Historical Society, 1975. This is a catalog, indexed by surname, of thousands of published and manuscript New Hampshire and New England genealogies. (Family History Library films 1001440–41.)
Family Histories
- Cutter, William Richard. New England Families: Genealogical and Memorial. 4 vols. 1913. New York: Lewis Historical Publishing, 1914. These volumes include portraits and detailed biographical information of the achievements of New England families. Each volume has an every-name index. (Family History Library book 974 D2c 1914; films 962340–41; vols.1–3 on fiche 6051510–512.) A consolidated surname index to Cutter's Nine Genealogy Series is:
- Ireland, Norma Olin and Winifred Irving. Cutter Index: A Consolidated Index of Cutter's Nine Genealogy Series. Fallbrook, California: Ireland Indexing Service, 197–?. It includes an index to genealogical and personal memoirs relating to the families in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and central and western New York and an index to historic homes and memoirs of families of Middlesex County, Massachusetts. (Family History Library book 974 D22i; film 1036507, item6; fiche 6046737.)
- English Origins of New England Families: From the New England Historical and Genealogical Register, First Series. 3 vols. Baltimore, Maryland: Genealogical Publishing, 1984. (Family History Library book 974 D2e; fiche 6047919-21.) Second series. 3 vols. Baltimore, Maryland: Genealogical Publishing, 1985. (Family History Library book 974 D2en; fiche 6047922-24.) These volumes contain articles and genealogies of New England families, and the sources are well documented. Each volume is individually indexed.
- Noyes, Sybil, Charles Thornton Libby, and Walter Goodwin Davis. Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire. 1928–1939. Reprint, Baltimore, Maryland: Genealogical Publishing, 1983. This dictionary is an extensive list of inhabitants from the first settlements through 1700 and includes three generations of the families listed. Alphabetically arranged by surname. Information on each family includes dates of birth, marriage, and death. The children and their marriages are listed, and historical information is given on some of the families. (Family History Library book 974 D2n; films 476892 and 599337 item4; fiche 6046621;.)
- Pope, Charles H. The Pioneers of Maine and New Hampshire, 1623 to 1660. 1908. Reprint, Baltimore, Maryland: Genealogical Publishing, 1965. This source contains a descriptive list of pioneers that was taken from records of the colonies, towns, churches, courts, and other sources. It includes an index. (Family History Library book 974 D2po 1965; fiche 6049825; film 9724.)
- Savage, James. A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England. 4 vols. 1860– 1862. Reprint, Baltimore, Maryland: Genealogical Publishing, 1965. This dictionary shows the settlers of New England through the first three generations of those who came before May 1692. Information on each family includes names and dates of birth, marriage, and sometimes death. The genealogies are arranged alphabetically through the four volumes. (Family History Library Online version; book 974 D2s 1986; fiche 6019972; films 1351–53.)
- Stearns, Ezra S. Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire. 4 vols. New York: Lewis Publishing, 1908. This genealogical history is a record of the achievements of the people in the making of the commonwealth. The volumes include illustrations, portraits, and an index. (Family History Library Online Version; book 974.2 D2s; film 1000198; fiche 6046857.)
- Towle, Glenn C. New Hampshire Genealogical Digest, 1623-1900. Bowie, Maryland: Heritage Books, 1986. This is an alphabetical index to many New Hampshire books. (Family History Library book 974.2 D32t.)
Nationwide Indexes
You will find information about some of your ancestors in important nationwide genealogical indexes. These indexes are described in: United States Genealogy, United States Census, United States Periodicals, United States Vital Records, and FamilySearch.
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Do you think Victorians know enough about their town's history?
April 7, 2011 at 10:05 p.m.
Updated April 6, 2011 at 11:07 p.m.
"I think a lot of people don't know about how this town got started. The key is education."
Joe Wyatt, tree service, Victoria
"I think they do. I know I do and I have been here since 1952. The younger generation I'm not so sure."
Wayne Willmon, retired, Victoria
"Some of us do, I don't think the younger folks do."
Evan Green, retired Victoria
"Probably not. People just don't know enough about the town's history."
Rick Skelton, disabled, Hallettsville


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In what ways does reading Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood deepen your understanding & knowledge of Iran, & the current situation in Iraq?
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It was a usual Hogwarts day, except for the fact that Harry didn't have Voldemort on his mind what-so-ever. Every thought he had was about Ginny, and the occasional thought he had while having to do something in class but anything they did in class couldn't top him defeating Voldemort. While the golden trio and Ginny were walking to transfiguration, Harry and Ginny were thrilled to see Hermione and Ron walking in front of the holding hands.
"How long do you think that will last?" Harry whispered to her.
"I give them an hour," Ginny teased. Sure enough, after transfiguration, they all went to lunch, and five minutes into lunch Hermione was yelling at Ron for acting like a complete slob after he tried shoving an entire roll in his mouth. Ginny just turned to Harry and started cracking up laughing.
Much to Harry, Ron, and Hermione pleasure, they found out that they weren't the only people to come back to Hogwarts to finish their last year. In truth only four or five people didn't come back, and Harry had a weird feeling that some of those people were dead. The two people that the Golden trio, and a lot of other people for that matter, wished hadn't come back was Draco Malfoy, and Blaise Zabini. Unlike Harry, Malfoy had accepted his old post as quidditch captain, and was now running about his table telling people when tryouts would be. He acted as though his father wasn't in Askiban and that he wasn't a Death Eater. Harry laughed at how much Ginny had ate, probably because she had missed breakfast, it wasn't often she went a solid four hours without a meal even during the summer, what with her mom trying to force thirds down her throat at every meal.
"Hello Potty, Weasel, Weaselette, Mudblood," Said a cold voice from behind them.
"What do you want Ferret?" Ginny replied, "And next time you call Hermione that i will hex you into space!"
"Oh really? You think you can take me on?" Malfoy asked her,
"Anytime, any place! I don't even care if i get suspended! Hexing you would be so worth it," She glared at him.
"Cocky, now are we Bloodtraitor, you - "
"Hey, stop fighting you two! It's the first day for crying out loud!" Ginny turned surprised to see who cut them off.
"Blaise! What are you doing, mate! This twit thinks she can take me! How can you tell me to stop!" Malfoy yelled at his best friend.
"Whats the point! Can't you for just one year, put aside your hatred for these guys and just have a normal year. I'm Sure Harry wants a normal year, especially after he defeated The Dark Lord. Just leave him alone!" Blaise said as the four Griffindor stared at him in complete shock. Malfoy grunted and stormed off.
"You called me Harry," He stated completely shocked.
"Slip of the tongue, I suppose," Blaise answered, and with a slight smile coming to his lips. When he walked away, he had a full on grin.
"That was really weird," Ginny said breaking the long silence.
"That was really lucky for you, that Blaise has seemed to change, because if you and Malfoy were to actually duel each other, you could have been killed or Expelled!" Hermione said sounding like her mother.
"You weren't exactly saying that when me and ferret were fighting!" Ginny said getting slightly upset at her best friend.
"That was because i was shocked you were even thinking about it!" Hermione exclaimed.
"Girls stop it!" Harry stepped in. Ginny sighed at her boyfriend and shut her mouth.
The rest of the day was peaceful, so to speak. Besides for the huge pile of homework they already had, although Harry, Ginny, and Ron didn't get any done though, instead, they went down to the quidditch pitch to mess around. Hermione thought they were all out practicing a spell she already knew. She would never agree to them going and having some fun so they didn't plan on telling them. They were almost back up to the castle, on their way back to the common room when Ginny stopped.
"I think I've left my wand down by the pitch!" She panicked.
"Don't worry, Gin. I'll just go run and get it for you," Harry Offered.
"No it's okay you guys go back to the common room I'll catch up," She told them.
"Okay if you're sure. See you in a bit then," Harry said as he gave her a quick kiss and continued to go up to the common room. Ginny made her way back down to the pitch, humming a song by the Weird Sisters all the way. She went in and found her wand, not seeing someone coming up behind her.
"Fancy seeing you here Weaselette," She heard as she turned around to see a pair of gray eyes starring at her.
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Oliver "Ollie" Hardy January 18, 1892 – August 7, 1957 was an American comic actor famous as one half of Laurel and Hardy, the classic double act that began in the era of silent films and lasted nearly 30 years, from 1927 to 1955.
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Don't Call Me an Expert (or I'll Tell Geoff Livingston)
I can always count on Geoff to call BS on people in the social media space getting high on our own fumes (just ask him about your Personal Brand. I dare ya). in his latest, he takes on the idea of calling someone (especially him) a "Social Media Expert." That's not a new argument, though conventional wisdom(?) says it's ok for someone else to call you an expert (or guru). Geoff doesn't want to be associated with the term, as it denotes the thousands of people dubbing themselves "experts" include a multitude of "snake oil salesmen" (no reflection on certain friends who show up on that search page, but you get the idea). I'm down with that sentiment. Not that anyone calls me an expert, but I'm not comfortable with the burdens of expert-dom myself.
Geoff also objects to being called a PR professional. I can see in that his job is probably not strictly PR the way he positions himself (I of course position myself squarely in that camp as an employee of the PR agency SHIFT Communications). He also objects on the grounds that he might get lumped in with the legions of bad, spammy PR professionals. I don't think that attitude solves any problems– for me, anyway. I'm happy to stay behind and help clean up the reputational mess left behind by our less admirable colleagues. It's our burden…
In Soviet Russia Facebook Owns YOU!
OK, that was a tortured piece of text to get in a Yakov Smirnoff reference, but Boss Todd Defren (speaking of working for SHIFT) made a nice point about marketing on Facebook (or any other not-your site); you are on Facebook's domain, and are limited in what you can do and take out of it. That doesn't mean you can't be an effective marketer on Facebook, but it's great to keep in mind that you don't really own your environment when you work on Facebook.
This thinking is a nice companion to the recent reminders (or warnings) that your stuff is on the cloud, and could go away without warning.
Does PR Have the Proverbial Seat at the Table?
If this AdAge article has it right, then- increasingly- yes. Bonus: social media is the reason. I would be curious to know if any of you have seen this in action– is PR getting an increased role in corporate marketing?
Updating the Presidential Records Act for Social Media
Reading this WhiteHouse.gov blog post, it seems that social media (including email, so maybe that's not the right term) is covered under the 1978 law (I believe many cities have similar laws, Mr. Mayor). Nevertheless, they are trying to make their archiving systems more explicitly compatible for the new forms of communication.
Will laws being written today regarding particular technologies still be relevant in 30 years? I wonder.
Also interesting:
The White House is not archiving all content or activity across social networks where we have a page – nor do we want to. The only content archived is what is voluntarily published on the White House's official pages on these sites or what is voluntarily sent to a White House account.
Referring back to the Facebook item above, that seems fair, but will people cry foul if White House communications on outside channels are not preserved? Will Congress even know the difference?
Twitteleh (Twitter For Your Jewish Mother)
I don't care how many people have posted this Twitter parody. I don't care that Rosh Hashanah has ended and I'm late publishing this post. It's still funny and I'm putting it here.
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I teach women how to love their bodies and empower their lives.
As a coach, speaker, and writer, my mission is to help women stand in their power. What that means is really unique to every woman, but it essentially revolves around practicing authenticity, ownership, and self-love. I teach women that we all have the power to define ourselves and to change that definition anytime we choose.
What you'll find on this website is an amalgamation of mindset skills, fitness musings, lifestyle guidance, mindful parenting, feminism, and of course, the occasional chat about all things vulva.
It's a mixed bag, just like me. I'm an introvert and a boisterous Leo. A gangster and a gypsy. A wordsmith and a potty mouth. I believe the dichotomy is what truly defines the feminine, and you'll find a lot of that here.
I've worked as a personal trainer and fitness coach for over 15 years, served as an Arabic linguist in the United States Air Force, have been writing since I was eight years old, and birthed a witty and hilarious baby boy ten years ago. My central focus is to help empower women through strength and bring wild and warm energy wherever I go.
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Portland - Jim Kise, 75, died all too soon at his home in Freeport on December 26th, 2012. He was born May 2nd, 1937 in Trenton, New Jersey to Charles R. and Gladys Mae (Doll) Kise. He is survived by his wife, Sallie Smith, his brother Lee (Germany), four children: Jefferson (California), Curtis (Philadelphia), Susanna (Houston) and Triplett (Freeport), and by three grandchildren: Cassandra, Marguerite and Wesley (California).
A multiple graduate from the University of Pennsylvania (BA, MA, MCP, MFA) he was one of Philadelphia's greatest advocates. He was a principal in the architectural and planning firm of Kise, Straw, and Kalodner. Among other activities he was a Trustee of the Philadelphia Museum of Art for almost 40 years.
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Initial configuration of CodeTwo Exchange Sync in environments where AutoDiscover cannot be reached
When installing and configuring Exchange Sync a pop-up window emerges as below and the program seems to be not able to communicate to the Autodiscover service.
Fig. 1. An example of the window that is displayed if the program cannot communicate with the Autodiscover.
Since the version 2.5 of the CodeTwo Exchange Sync this issue has been eliminated and there has been much better connectivity algorithms implemented. So if you can see above window, there is probably an out of date version of the software installed on your machine. Please update the program to the latest release.
If you are not able to do an update for some reason, please read the content below.
Before attempting the manual configuration following steps below please consult the Setting up the IIS for Exchange Sync article to exclude the improper IIS configuration as the source of the problems.
The settings in this window depend on the version of Exchange Server you are using:
- 2003: just click OK to confirm.
- 2007: you need to provide the Server Name only.
- 2010: you need to provide the Server Name only.
- 2013: you need to provide the Personalized Server ID only and CAS Name.
What is…
- Server Name – Exchange Server Fully Qualified Domain Name.
- Personalized Server ID – it is a connection point comprised of mailbox GUID, @ symbol, and the domain portion of the user's primary SMTP address.
- CAS Name – Client Access Server Name for environments where CAS machine or CAS Array is in operation.
How to obtain your Server Name, Personalized Server ID and CAS Name:
- Go to the computer where Outlook is installed and run it.
- In your system tray (bottom right corner of the Desktop) find MS Outlook icon.
- Hold the left Control key and left mouse button click on that icon.
- From the menu that pop-ups pick option "Test E-mail Autoconfiguration".
- In the "Test E-mail AutoConfiguration" window provide an email address of the account under which the program's service will be running. Uncheck all checkboxes except for "Use AutoDiscover".
- In the "Results" tab you can find the Server Name in the "Server" field. In case of the Exchange Server 2013 the same "Server" field value is your Personalized Server ID.
- The CAS Name is visible in the "Log" tab as the server name and the domain in the URL of the "AutoDiscover".
What if you check the checkbox "don't ask me again" but want to change those settings in the future?
- Run your Windows Explorer and in the address bar type in %appdata% and hit Enter.
- Follow the path ...\AppData\Roaming\CodeTwo\Exchange Sync to find a file ConData.ini
- Edit the ConData.ini file with a notepad
- An unconfigured file looks like the below presented example, however, if your Autodiscover happen to work properly and you are never prompted about the settings described in this article, the file will never exist at all:
[Exchange] ServerId= CAS= Version= DoNotAsk=0
- If the checkbox not to ever ask again was checked the last value is 1. You need to change it to 0 to get the settings window to pop-up again in the event of Autodiscover not being available.
See also:
If the program does not work despite meeting the above requirements please see the diagnosing CodeTwo Exchange Sync article.
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The nice folks from True Lemon sent me a bunch of packets to review. In fact, they not only sent me the True Lemon packets, but also the True Orange and True Lime packets as well. Before I get into what I thought about them, I will explain what they are.
As you may already know there are many health benefits of drinking lemon water. Squeezing a little lemon into your glass of water is one of the best ways to start restoring PH balance to your body. So the True Lemon folks created a way to simplify the process by turning the lemon juice into crystallized lemon in a packet form. It makes it a lot easier to take it with you when you are not at home.
According to the True Lemon website:
Each serving provides:
- Consistent fresh lemon or lime taste without any mess, waste or inconvenience;
- 100 percent all natural ingredients including fresh lemon or lime juices and oils;
- 0 calories and 0g carbohydrates;
- No artificial or natural sweeteners;
- No preservatives or sodium; and
- Offers 25 percent of an adult's daily Vitamin C requirements.
True Lemon and True Lime have been embraced by people across the country including:
- Lemon and lime lovers who like the products' convenience;
- People who are tired of throwing away unused fresh lemons and limes;
- Home chefs;
- Professional chefs and caterers;
- People on-the-go;
- Campers, backpackers and hikers;
- Runners and cyclists;
- Extreme sports devotees;
- Boaters and sailors;
- Frequent travelers;
- Those who want to increase their water consumption;
- People avoiding artificial or natural sweeteners
- People looking to reduce sodium in their diet; and
- People with diabetes, hypertension and other health-related conditions.
My thoughts about the True Lemon products
- I have to be honest, I was pretty skeptical at first. I was thinking this was going to be similar to a Kool-Aid packet with a bunch of artificial junk, but they are made from all natural ingredients. As far as taste goes, I really can't tell the difference between a fresh lemon squeeze and the packets.
- The lime packets tasted like what I would expect lime to taste like in a beverage. I can't recall the last time I had fresh lime in a drink, but it tasted fine.
- The True Orange on the other hand was pretty bad. It tastes a lot more like the orange peel than actually having a sprinkle or orange juice added. I would avoid it and stick with the True Lemon or Lime products. They are clearly better in my opinion.


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Sunday Setlist: November 15-McLane Church, Erie 'church-in-a-bar'
Believe it or not, but this was my first chance to lead worship at our Erie site of McLane Church, which happens to meet Sunday evenings at 5:00 at The Cell Block, which is a very large bar. Thus the nickname, "church-in-a-bar."
The great thing about that environment in the center of the city is the pallatable "turning back the darkness" experience that you feel as you worship the Savior. And indeed we did worship!
The small and stellar band:
- Ron Yarmin: Acoustic Guitar
- Brian Boleratz: Bass
- Brandt Fuller (Dir. of Worship): Acoustic Guitar/Vocals
- Joel Natalie: Worship Leader/Vocals
The familiarity of the set had them singing:
- Friend of God/Phillips, Craig & Dean
- Medley in E:
- Open the Eyes of My Heart
- Sometimes By Step (just chorus & alt chorus)
- Here I Am to Worship (chorus & bridge only)
- Wonderful, Merciful, Savior/Selah (a bit faster & fuller than recording)
- Revelation Song
Thanks for the privilege to be with everyone at "church-in-a-bar!"
Note: I am participating in the "Sunday Setlists" blog carnival at FredMcKinnon.Com.
City Council: bullet vote for Tim Butler
It technically isn't "Taxation without Representation," but it has been 14 years since a Republican sat on Erie City Council. So as one of the 25% of voters who live in the city and have an "R" after my name, it can be easy to feel disenfranchised by the those who are obligated to represent all of us. Often the values of limited government, low taxes, more efficency and less bureaucracy are not priorities by a local government comprised totally of elected officials from the Democrat party.
Most of the time, there are no Republican choices offered in city races, however this year we do have a real choice for City Council: Tim Butler. Tim has an excellent grasp of the challenges facing the City of Erie, and has a strong, effective agenda for taking on the problems head on. His experience as a local staffer for Sen. Rick Santorum shows that he understands the political landscape and can work effectively with all of the players.
Of course, we can vote for four council members in this general election. But with the lopsided registration tally for the Democrats, accompanied by great numbers of those that will just press the big Democrat button, it is very difficult for anyone outside the Dems to rank in the top four vote-getters to win a City Council seat.
That's why I intend to, and want to encourage other city voters to vote only for Tim Butler for City Council. Those who wish Tim to win should not defeat their own efforts by adding to the vote totals of other candidates. Instead, "bullet vote" for Butler and no one else and give his fresh new voice a fighting chance…for a new Erie.
Sunday Setlist: October 31-November 1-McLane Church, Edinboro, PA
Our band of musicians and vocalists once again had the wonderful privilege to lead worship at the Edinboro site of McLane Church this weekend. We continued our series on the Old Testament on Nehemiah, as Bill Cox preached a message on confession.
We welcomed visiting Spanish River Church worship leader Ashley Bowersox on vocals, who sang a stirring lead on "Amazed."
We closed the service introducing the incredibly powerful song from Pastor Ross Parsley and New Life Worship titled "Overcome." I get the feeling that this anthem will make a huge impact on our congregation.
Here's the band:
- David Van Matre: Electric Guitar
- Brandt Fuller (Dir. of Worship): Acoustic Guitar/Vocals
- Brian Van Matre: Keyboards
- John Gersims: Drums
- Jared Leininger: Bass
- Ashley Bowersox: Vocals
- Joel Natalie: Worship Leader/Vocals
And the set:
- Let God Arise/Chris Tomlin
- Forever/Chris Tomlin
- Never Gonna Stop/Tommy Walker
- Amazed/Desperation Band
- Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone)/Chris Tomlin
- Overcome/This Is My Story/New Life Worship\
This post is part of Fred McKinnon's Sunday Setlist blog carnival.