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Khloe Kardashian was spotted filming 'KUWTK' on Nov. 3 in a very sheer blouse and you could very visibly see her nipples! We think Khloe looks fabulous and if you've got it, flaunt it!
Khloe Kardashian, 31, is sizzling hot! The reality star wore a long sleeve black top and although her look seemed to err on the conservative side, she opted not to wear a bra. Clearly, Khloe's perky boobs don't need a bra and we love how she's proud of her body. That same day her book, "Strong Looks Better Naked" hit stands and she's showing off her enviable curves on the cover.
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Brighten up your life this September by joining in with our Colour Rush and Family Fun Day.
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Pulse 1 head to Oakwell Hall on Sunday 30th September for the Kirkwood Hospice Colour Rush!
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The Citroen Junior Team starts with style Some remarkable performances from Sebastien Ogier / Julien Ingrassia and Evgeny Novikov / Dale Moscatt have allowed the Citroen Junior Team to place two C4 WRCs in the top eight at the end of day one.
The Citroen Junior Team starts with style
Some remarkable performances from Sebastien Ogier / Julien Ingrassia and Evgeny Novikov / Dale Moscatt have allowed the Citroen Junior Team to place two C4 WRCs in the top eight at the end of day one. Conrad Rautenbach and Daniel Barritt end the day just off the top 10.
The Rally de Portugal got underway last night (Thursday) with an extremely popular spectator superspecial in the Algarve Stadium, which was built especially for the Euro 2004 football tournament, in front of a full house of Portuguese fans. More than 30,000 people watched the dramatic opening test of the rally.
Running through the west of the Serra do Caldeiro, today's first full day of competition took place in balmy weather on the classic gravel stages around the host city of Faro. Amid the Mediterranean heat and dust the competitors battled not only with outright speed but also with one eye on strategy as, under these conditions, each day's starting order takes on an important role.
French pairing Sebastien Ogier and Julien Ingrassia were careful through the opening stages, before ending the day with a series of promising times. " Even starting eighth on the road, the stages were still not clean, " Ogier said. " We steadily increased our pace but my main objective was to drive a fault-free rally. Once we had checked our pace notes, we were able to increase our speed. I'm really enjoying these stages and as a result the times are coming to us. It's been a satisfying day and I hope to carry on in this way tomorrow. " Russian ace Evgeny Novikov and Australian co-driver Dale Moscatt were also able to up the pace as the day went on. " The roads were very slippery but I had a very good feeling on the final stage of the morning, " Novikov said. " In the afternoon, I was held up by the dust of the car in front of me. We need to make a few small adjustments to the set-up of the car for tomorrow and then I am going to try and push a bit harder. "
Zimbabwean driver Conrad Rautenbach and his British co-driver Daniel Barritt lost a little time in the morning before recovering to finish 11th at the end of the day. " I had some problems with the brakes that we were able to fix after SS3" Rautenback said. " I've got a good feeling with the car. I hope that I can
continue in the same way tomorrow to make up even more places in the overall classification. " Benoit Nogier, the Citroen Junior Team manager, drew an extremely positive conclusion. " We're very pleased with the way that this first day has gone " he commented. " The Citroen Junior Team showed both speed and consistency. Our crews are making clear progress and they enjoyed an excellent second loop of stages in the afternoon. We simply hope now for more of the same tomorrow. "
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What is Truth For Life?
Truth For Life is the Bible-teaching ministry of Alistair Begg. The ministry's mission is "to teach the Bible with clarity and relevance so that unbelievers will be converted, believers will be established and local churches will be strengthened." To read more about Truth For Life please visit our About page and Mission page.
Who is Alistair Begg?
Alistair Begg is the Bible teacher of Truth For Life and pastor of Parkside Church. Born in Scotland, Alistair came to the United States to serve as head pastor of Parkside Church in 1983. You can learn more about Alistair on his bio page.
Does Truth For Life have a statement of faith?
Yes. You can read it online.
Can you tell me more about Parkside Church?
Parkside is a Bible-teaching church in suburban Cleveland, Ohio whose mission is "to see unbelieving people become committed followers of Jesus Christ." You may learn more about Parkside church at their website.
How do I become a Christian?
The Bible tells us that we must repent of our sins and believe in Christ Jesus in order to be a Christian. Read more about what this means.
Where can I hear Alistair speak?
Because he is the Senior Pastor of Parkside Church in Cleveland, OH, you may hear Alistair in person by visiting the church on Sunday. However, Alistair does travel and speak at local churches, conferences and events. You can stay up to date on Alistair's speaking schedule by reviewing the online itinerary.
How many books has Alistair written or edited?
Alistair has written or edited nine books:
- Christmas Playlist: Four Songs that Bring You to the Heart of Christmas
- Name Above All Names
- The Hand of God: Finding His Care in all Circumstances
- Lasting Love: How to Avoid Marital Failure
- Made for His Pleasure: Ten Benchmarks of a Vital Faith
- Pathway to Freedom: A Study on the Ten Commandments
- On Being a Pastor (by Derek Prime and Alistair Begg)
- What Angels Wished They Knew (No longer in print)
- Morning & Evening (Revised and edited)
How many stations is Truth For Life currently aired on?
Because Truth For Life is constantly expanding by the grace of God, it is difficult to provide an exact number of stations. At present, however, the Truth For Life broadcast is aired on over 1,800 radio outlets. Find an outlet near you.
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The Truth For Life broadcast is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week online. If you wish to listen to the broadcast on your local radio station, please use our station locator to see where Truth For Life is carried in your area. We are constantly expanding, so check back frequently to see if we have been added to your local station!
How can I contact Truth For Life?
You may contact Truth For Life via email, postal mail, or telephone. For a listing of all contact information, please visit the Contact Us Page.
Does Truth For Life have a recommended reading list?
Yes. You can view suggested readings in our resource center.
How will Truth For Life use my donation?
Truth For Life is committed to financial stewardship excellence. Full transparency and accountability are a ministry priority. Financial gifts made to Truth For Life fund the ministry's mission to teach the Bible with clarity and relevance so that unbelievers will be converted, believers will be established, and local churches will be strengthened.
You can access more financial and accounting reports on our Stewardship page.
What are Truthpartners?
The backbone of Truth For Life! Truthpartners are people who stand behind the mission of Truth For Life and sustain the ministry through prayer and monthly financial support so that people around the world can hear the Truth of God's Word on the radio, online, and through the mobile apps. Their faithful giving also helps to make our "at cost" store possible, removing the barrier of cost so that all have access to Truth For Life's resources. To read more, visit our Truthpartner Program page.
How can I support Truth For Life?
Our ministry is dependent on the prayer and financial support of our listeners. Here are some ways that you can financially support the ministry:
- Become a Truthpartner and support the ministry with monthly gift.
- Make a general donation toward our ongoing financial needs.
- Underwrite a specific project or need by emailing Truth For Life at email@example.com or calling 1-888-588-7884.
- Remember Truth For Life for year-end giving by donating online or calling 1-888-588-7884.
What is the Truth For Life theme music?
The theme music is the hymn called "the Old One-Hundredth" or the "Doxology." Alistair chose this music as our theme in memory of his mother, who penned some verses from the 100th Psalm in her last letter to him while he was away at college.
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I requested an ebook with my donation. When will I receive it?
Shortly after your order for the ebook goes through, you'll receive an email with a link to download your book as well as a link on the donation confirmation page. Check your spam folder if you don't see it right away.
How do I download an ebook from Truth For Life?
Follow this step by step guide from Truth For Life.
Can I download the ebook again?
At this time, Truth For Life allows you to re-download the ebook files from the link we send for up to 14 days after which the download will not work. We ask that you save/store the files in a safe place and if required, you may contact customer service for help.
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When you request an ebook, you will receive three file formats: ePub, Mobi, and PDF. Ebooks are accompanied by a readme file with instructions for installation on the more popular platforms. For ePub, you can use iBooks on your iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch, and Aldiko or Cool Reader on your Android devices. (Note, however, that ePubs containing video are only supported in iBooks on iOS devices.) Mobi works on all Kindle models, and Kindle for Mac or PC. PDFs can be read on Adobe Acrobat or Preview, as well as Sony Reader and Nook devices.
Why am I not receiving download emails?
You may need to check your spam folder if you do not receive emails from Truth For Life after your donation/order within 15 minutes. If you encounter problems receiving emails/downloads, please add email@example.com to your contacts list which should solve this in the future and contact us for assistance.
Online Accounts with Truth For Life:
If I previously had an online account, why do I need to create a new one?
We've enhanced our website. Your self-service account will now provide many more features than ever before. In order to access these features, a new account must be created.
What new self-service features are available?
Along with updating contact information and email preferences, you will be able to view past purchase and donation history and update your Truthpartner preferences, if applicable.
As a Truthpartner, are there any new features?
All Truthpartners will now be able to update contact information, Truthpartner status information (including credit card numbers and monthly pledge amounts), see purchase and donation history, and request the monthly resources.
As a Truthpartner, can I request my monthly resource(s) on my new account?
Yes. Truthpartners giving $20 or more each month are eligible to receive both monthly resources, as well as the Message of the Month. These items can all be requested on the Truthpartner Status tab on your account.
Can I cancel or change my Truthpartner monthly pledge on my new account?
Yes. You will have the ability to change giving amount, giving date, credit card information, or cancel your Truthpartnership if necessary.
If I am not a Truthpartner, can I sign up to be one on my account?
Yes. On the Truthpartner Status tab, select "Become a Truthpartner Today" and complete the form.
If I create a new account, will my previous store history be deleted?
No. The new account you create will include previous order history and will now include giving history, personal information, and Truthpartner information, if applicable.
How do I create a new account?
Simply click create account and fill in your personal information. You will receive a confirmation email that will ask you to verify your email address. Upon receipt of this email, you can create a password to complete account registration.
Can I register with a social media account?
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I used to request my monthly resources using the Truthpartner Resource Request form on the website. Can I still use that form?
No. You now must login to your self-service account first to request your resources on the Truthpartner Status tab.
What happens if I create my account and don't see my giving history?
This is likely because the information you gave us to create your online account didn't match with what we have on file. See contact information below for further assistance.
If I have further questions, who should I contact?
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NZ Defence Report Ignores Peak Oil. US/German Military Warn It's A Grave RiskSubmitted by Denis Tegg on 6 November 2010 - 10:24am | updated 07 Nov 2010 | Blog entry
The just released Defence White Paper on New Zealand's strategic and security interests to 2025, as Gordon Campbell points out, is long on rhetoric, and short on coherence and detail. But worse still it fails to even mention a very serious and imminent threat to our security which both the US and German military have warned about - namely the peaking of global oil production leading to dwindling world oil supplies. » Read more
Addington Coffee Co-Op cafe hosts Sustainable Living sessionsSubmitted by Arty on 1 November 2010 - 1:42pm | Blog entry
The cooperative-run cafe in Lincoln Road, Christchurch will host Sustainable Living sessions in November 2010 from 7.30pm Weds 10th. Just turn up, with $5 (includes a cuppa) for the first session, which is mostly on backyard gardening for food, and help choose the topics for three following sessions whilst you are there. Options include eco-building and energy efficiency, shopping and waste minimisation, travel choices for lower-carbon lifestyles, water impacts and conservation, and community resilience. » Read more
Mining group believes in tooth fairy -- "New Zealand cushioned against oil shocks"Submitted by Denis Tegg on 19 October 2010 - 9:01pm | updated 19 Oct 2010 | Blog entry
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"Peak hype" on New Zealand's offshore oil reservesSubmitted by Denis Tegg on 13 October 2010 - 7:46pm | Blog entry
There was much hype and hoopla at the recent New Zealand Petroleum Conference about the extent of New Zealand's potential oil and gas reserves. Chris Uruski, a GNS scientist told Chris Laidlaw on Radio NZ's Sunday that we potentially have 20 billion barrels of oil equivalent in New Zealand's offshore exclusive economic zone. » Read more
UK Govt Acting on Peak Oil but NZ Govt Deep in DenialSubmitted by Denis Tegg on 5 October 2010 - 1:08pm | Blog entry
The UK's Energy Secretary Chris Huhne has ordered his officials to look at the impact of a 1970s-style oil price spike on the British economy. Mr Huhne warned that a 1970s-style doubling in the price of oil would drain £45billion from the UK economy in two years, hitting investment and jobs.Meanwhile our Energy Minister Gerry Brownlee and the NZ government are deep in denial about peak oil and resulting higher oil prices.
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Winechat last night explored three unique terroirs through three outstanding old world Rieslings from Alsace, Austria and Germany. Soil, climate and topography are the major components of terroir. Soil not only governs vine growth, but also influences the taste of the grapes and character of the wines and must have a balanced proportion of primary nutrients. Heavy clay promotes a citrus aroma. Rieslings produced in mostly quartz soil yield lean, aromatic, high acid/low fruit wine.
With this background, we delved into the wines themselves. The beauty of Riesling, mentioned by many throughout the hour, is its versatility and wide range of expression. The three wines could not have been more different from each other, yet certain aspects, like the mineral, floral and citrus properties (unique in each), came across in all three wines.
Rheingau, Germany - Schloss Schönborn Riesling Kabinett Erbacher Marcobrunn 2011:
Grapes from a vineyard with loess-loam, chalk, marl and sand soils; pale yellow in color; honey, stone fruit, and floral aromas; honeyed stone fruit, melon, mineral, tropical fruit into citrus flavors; crisp acidity, nicely balanced with a creamy finish; 9.5% ABV; SRP $24.
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Grapes farmed without the use of chemicals from the Heilingenstein vineyard - sandstone and siltstone soils; vinified in stainless steel; palest straw color; floral, mineral, and subtle citrus aromas; mineral, green apple, spice, melon, and white pear flavors; nice acid within a balanced framework; touch of sweetness on a lingering luxurious finish; 14% ABV; twist-off closure; 3350 bottles produced; SRP $34.
Alsace, France - Paul Blanck & Fils Riesling Grand Cru Schlossberg 2010:
Grapes from the Schlossberg slope at 200-300m in elevation - granite soils; vinified in stainless steel; aged on lees in large wooden foudres for 12 months; aged in bottles for 2 to 3 years; pale straw color; citrus, herb, and white floral aromas; mineral, lemon, melon, honey, stonefruit, into tart grapefruit flavors; round, plush mouthfeel; bright acidity into a sweetish abrupt finish; 13% ABV; cork closure; SRP $35.
Riesling is an entry wine for many drinkers, as at its most basic it is a fruity and sweet wine that pleases all palates. The beauty of Riesling is that even the most basic wines have an acid backbone that pushes them beyond other basic whites. Riesling is also one of the most food-friendly wine s available, with the acidity, balance, and range of sweetness options making it a good fit for almost any cuisine. These three wines showed just a small range of what Riesling is capable of, and it was great fun to delve into the beauty of this grape across three very different terroirs.
Thanks to Teuwen Communications for providing samples. Teuwen Communications is a full-service public relations agency that specializes in marketing and brand strategies for the food, wine and spirits industries. Thanks also to Wines of Germany US, Austrian Wine USA, and Wines of Alsace for sharing your wines and passion with us.
Thanks to Teuwen Communications for providing samples. Teuwen Communications is a full-service public relations agency that specializes in marketing and brand strategies for the food, wine and spirits industries. Thanks also to Wines of Germany US, Austrian Wine USA, and Wines of Alsace for sharing your wines and passion with us.
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JAN KUBELIK (188o– ), Bohemian violinist, was born near Prague, of humble parentage. He learnt the violin from childhood, and appeared in public at Prague in 1888, subsequently being trained at the Conservatorium by the famous teacher Ottakar Sevcik. From him he learnt an extraordinary technique, and from 1898 onwards his genius was acclaimed at concerts throughout Europe. He first appeared in London in 1900, and in America in 1901, creating a furore everywhere. In 1903 he married the Countess Czaky Szell.End of Article: JAN KUBELIK (188o– )
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A visit to the Chaloner Building in Adrian, Michigan gave Norm and I a chance to engage professionally with Mayor Jim Berryman, local historian ScottWestfall, and other local development team members about the potential and opportunities for rehabilitation of this building. Adrian's streetscape is incredibly intact and holds great architectural interest for its diversity of styles. Flanking buildings from the same time period add to the challenges of isolating an initial project with room to grow.
One of many buildings opened for tours this week, I chose this one, because I'm always up for a behind-the-scenes tour of raw power. We wore earplugs and safety glasses, and were told not to take photos. In a small group of seven, we were guided through the plant observing the noisy turbines and firing chambers and the eerily quiet command center. Three people monitor all of the controls for the entire system around the clock, and react quickly to power surges and outages. In the next couple of years, major upgrades are planned to simplify this process and allow a smoother response to interruptions of power.
The University is finding many ways to celebrate its Bicentennial and it seems only natural to enjoy as many of these as I can. While I've been fortunate to have explored many campus buildings in the course of my career, the Power Plant is one I'd never been inside, even though I've walked by many times. Asking if the central-campus location has proved to be an asset or a liability, our guide explained that the site was chosen in 1914 for its low elevation – steam rises, and condensate falls back to the plant. This is still true, of course, so the answer is a resounding "yes."
It has been a full agenda, beginning with a visit to Detroit for lunch at Hopcat, a curator-led tour of The Architectural Imagination exhibit at MOCAD, and an introduction to the ArcPrep program for high school students. After a respite back in Ann Arbor, several of us were honored to judge student projects on display at the architecture school. Now it's time for our full day at the school…details to be shared later.
A Conversation with Sue Gott…
Thursday, May 9, 2016
During my one-hour meeting with Sue Gott and Jim Kosteva, I gained an understanding of the University's priorities for development of sites they currently own on all five of their Ann Arbor campuses. I also learned that they are working off 8 and 9-year-old planning documents for the medical and north campus, and have no working plans for central or athletic campuses. That's not to say they do not plan, because they do. General goals are to consider sites that are vacant, properties that are in poor conditions, and opportunities to achieve greater density as part of responsible stewardship of their property.
Philosophical goals that guide University decision-making regarding property use, and that were listed in the North Campus Master Plan Update of 2008, are:
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- Promote campus vitality, and a quality experience for everyone,
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- Respect and incorporate environmental features.
Beyond that, specifics are hard to come by. Looking at site plans for all of these areas, no sites jumped out as earmarked for changes that would generate alarm in the preservation community, although that is often in the eye of the beholder. On central campus, most sensitive to preservationists, Ruthven is intact, the Arthur Miller House (439 S. Division St.) is visible next to ISR, and there is no infringement into the Martha Cook garden, protected by a legacy donation.
When we looked at a larger scale map of State Street, however, I noticed a yellow circle in the lawn area in front of Betsy Barbour and Helen Newberry dormitories. What the University is considering, at this early stage of discussion, is building something for Trotter House on central campus closer to a hub of student activity than they currently are on Washtenaw Avenue. This is viewed as a potential site for development, regardless of the integrity of the original dormitories having or needing a front lawn. No timetable was given, but this seems to be something to watch out for.
Maintenance done together is better than toiling alone. After a year of waiting for the fabrication of a new torus base for column #1, we were finally ready to complete minor filling, sanding, cleaning, and painting of all four column bases at the front porch. While we all hope our maintenance projects stay "maintained," it doesn't happen that way. Maintenance is ongoing and requires vigilance in some cases to avoid spiraling out of control. Our columns are that kind of albatross, if you will, that always need attention and treatment. So, we are in another final round of care that should buy us a year or two of simpler monitoring and enjoyment without excessive work. We shall see…
I am just old enough to remember an annual trek in the early 1950s to Hudson's Department Store in downtown Detroit, buying clothes for school and the Jewish Holidays. Maybe we would go into another store, but I only remember Hudson's. Arriving at the store, we always took the elevator, greeting the gentleman operator with an excited smile, to the top (8th floor, if memory serves me well) for the full experience. Coming down one floor at a time on the escalator, we stepped off at each level to inspect the store's offerings, increasingly interesting as we got closer to ground level. Lunch or dinner after shopping was at our favorite deli on the corner of Seven Mile and Livernois, before heading for home in Bay City. That was a long day with a two-hour drive at each end, plus having the energy to shop with purpose at our destination.
In the late-1950s we gradually shifted the entire experience from downtown Detroit to the newly developing suburb of Southfield. We still shopped mostly at Hudson's, but now treated ourselves to lunch and sweets at Sander's, bringing home their fabulous Almond Tea Ring for another day. Throughout the early 1960s, until starting college in the fall of 1965, our family repeated this annual ritual.
In the heart of Southfield, our destination was the new Northland Shopping Center. In spite of confusion about these names, we found the Northland Center convenient and a bit closer to, so a shorter drive from, Bay City. It still offered what we wanted in our beloved Hudson's, and it just seemed so easy to drive right up to any one of the mall entrances. There always seemed to be some kind of circus-like festive atmosphere in the spaces between the buildings, and we delighted in the charming sculptures. We were very non-judgmental, though, and accepted this new type of shopping in stride. I do not remember where my father and brother settled, but my mother and I had a grand time.
Never living in the Detroit area, I did not retain a loyalty to this or to any other shopping destination, and gradually forgot about Northland and Sanders and the two-hour drive.
Then, in the spring of 2015, it was announced that the old Northland Center had been shuttered for the last time, and that developers were looking for new ways to redevelop the site. This would mean demolition of the original Victor Gruen structures and clearing the site of the original parking lot surrounding it. In order to document the site before its demise, volunteers from the docomomo-US|Michigan chapter offered to prepare a statement of significance and existing conditions that contributes to the archive of information on the site and raises awareness for discussion of the site's importance and its legacy. This document is attached for reference and for circulation.
Northland Center: Statement of Significance & Existing Conditions (PDF)
Historic properties are recognized for their place in a community and for their importance to a period in time, in addition to other details, like the architecture and/or persons associated with the property. Where the resource was originally constructed is inexorably linked to to its historic integrity, such that moving the resource to another location raises questions about loss of this integrity. If the foundation is new, does this change perceptions about the resource? Were the old foundation materials significant, or perhaps was the basement or crawl space significant to the history and use of the resource?
Historic properties are recognized for their place in a community and for their importance to a period in time, in addition to other details, like the architecture and/or persons associated with the property. Where the resource was originally constructed is inexorably linked to to its historic integrity, such that moving the resource to another location raises questions about loss of this integrity. If the foundation is new, does this change perceptions about the resource? Were the old foundation materials significant, or perhaps was the basement or crawl space significant to the history and use of the resource?
In most cases, if the resource is threatened with demolition, then moving the structure may be the only option to save any of the memory and physical evidence of the original structure. So, consider the decision with this larger view in mind, but admit that moving the above-ground portion of a building to a new foundation forever changes the building's larger history. Usually, the history associated with a property can still be told if the structure is still evident, even if relocated and the surrounding context is changed.
Documenting historic properties threatened with demolition captures historical and physical information in a logical and consistent manner for a permanent record of the structure at a particular point in time. Ideally, this would only be to temporarily "mothball" the structure until a productive use and funds can be found, but this can also be extrapolated to include documenting those buildings at risk for complete removal. Preservation Brief 31: Mothballing Historic Buildings, by Sharon C. Park, describes this process. I have clarified and simplified the process for use in our local community of Ann Arbor, Michigan so volunteer preservationists can complete the documentation and put the information in a community archive available to future researchers.
Our first project has been to investigate and document conditions at 439 S. Division Street, a property owned by the University of Michigan. In just under two hours, two of us performed a visual survey of the first floor, second floor, and attic, as well as a walk around the exterior. The basement was not available for visual survey. Sketches of the floor plans provide the general layout at each level, with photo locations indicated. All of the photos are listed in a log with a notation of photo locations and conditions observed.
Separately, an architectural description and statement of significance complement the hard data and provide a larger context for the historic resource. Ultimately, this documentation of the structure will have little impact on its fate. The task for the volunteer preservationists has been primarily to gather readily available information and to create a record of the structure. If discussion should open up about an alternative strategy to save the structure, even if saving it means moving it, then these documents provide a useful reference.
That gets back to the original question: should it stay or should it go? If staying is NOT an option, and if going means moving rather than demolition, should that be viewed as a good thing? I like to think so, as moving provides more options than losing the resource entirely. Although not reversible, everything else can be preserved. It is easier to tell stories about the house, the people who lived there, the details of its design, and any events that took place there, if physical evidence of the house remains. Explain what is lost but be proud of what remains.
We came, we saw, and we survived. We even sold books! It was a different perspective to participate as authors, instead of perusing the sellers' stalls and sitting in on author talks. While we were pleased with the response to our offerings, we missed the same engagement with others, and will likely return to being a patron/customer next year. The Kerrytown Bookfest is an excellent event that highlights local talent, and we were proud to be in the mix and to share our books. Many thanks to the Board and volunteers who make the event a success for the entire community.
On September 13th , Norm and I participated in this year's Kerrytown Bookfest. We had copies of all of our books, plus a few surprises. Since it was also my birthday, this was a "novel" way to celebrate our diverse writing projects .
We thought it would be fun to share this map showing some of the places where we have traveled and stayed for at least a few days. We like to explore new areas each time we leave home.
I think we may have missed one or two, but ran out of room. We also have a few in mind to be added in the near future, so this will be updated in the future.


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The Importance of PronounsBy Pastor Brian
"Do you know what YOUR son did?" says an aggravated mother. The father knows it wasn't something good. If it was, she would have said "OUR" son. That little "y" makes all the difference.
As we read through Genesis with the E100 Challenge, we saw the same distinction emerge with God. In Genesis 27:20, Jacob refers to the LORD as "your God." It is not until 20:21 Jacob says, "Then the LORD shall be my God." Jacob shifts from the LORD being propositional to the LORD being personal.
I saw this same shift when I served as a leader with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship. Freshmen would arrive at school with "the faith of their fathers." One of my goals as a leader was to help them shift to a place where they didn't go to church because of their earthly parents, but because of their Heavenly Parent. At some point, it's up to us to own our own faith. At some point, we become responsible for cultivating our own relationship with Jesus. Jesus isn't just the LORD, but He's my LORD. What helps us move from "the" to "my"?
From Jacob's story, we see He acts on the words of blessing. God speaks through Isaac. Jacob moves in faith. And Jacob encounters God. It's interesting: most of the encounters with God we see, happen away from the stuff we call "ours." Jacob was outside Bethel. Moses was in the desert. Joseph was sold into slavery. In the midst of these times, God showed up. With nothing in their hands, they were able to reach out, take hold and say this is "my God".


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Five Content Marketing Trends That Will Just Get Bigger in 2017
Calendar year 2017 may still be three months away, but it's not too early for content marketing experts to make predictions on growing trends. According to Joe Pulizzi, the founder and CEO of Content Marketing Institute, the most successful organizations will be those that take the time to create a real marketing strategy. It seems that even experienced marketers focus too much on campaigns and discussing products and services and not enough time on putting a formal strategy in place. Other organizations miss out by not reviewing their marketing strategy nearly often enough. Here are five other growing trends that require your attention:
- Influencer Marketing: This has always been important, but in 2016 it made it into the top five trends in content promotion. Influencer marketing orients its activities around specific people in the industry thought to have the greatest impact on potential buyers. These key people are hired by an organization to deliver a message to a broader audience.
- Interactive and Personalized Content: No one wants to feel like they are just a number, and this is increasingly showing up in content marketing strategies. Videos and written content are geared more towards specific personas and groups of individuals rather than for everyone the marketer hopes to convert. The use of interactive content that allows readers to click on topics of greatest interest to them is growing in demand and application as well. This requires a marketing team that knows how to effectively link different types of content.
- Mobile Capability: You have probably been hearing for years that companies must have a mobile responsive website in order to remain competitive. Now that we're on the heels of 2017, you simply can't afford to ignore this advice any longer. With most Americans having at least one mobile device, you will lose out to the competition if potential customers can't find and easily scan details about your products and services while on the go.
- Quality Written Content: The use of video in marketing may be trending, but consider that someone still has to write the story-based text that goes along with them. It's also important to remember that Google still rewards sites with well-written, informative content of actual value to readers and penalizes those that offer little more than spam. However, marketing talent doesn't always equate to writing talent. If you don't feel confident in your writing ability or simply don't have the time to write content, browse our Writer Directory to outsource the work.
- Video and Visual Marketing: Using video in your marketing campaigns just makes sense, no matter what the platform. At the beginning of 2016, the research group Insivia released some staggering statistics on video marketing. For example, did you know that you can increase conversion rates by 80 percent just by including a video on your landing page? When your company email contains video, open rates can be as much as 300 percent higher. These are just two trends that Joe Pulizzi of Content Marketing Institute expects to keep trending.
Originally published at Content Runner blog 9/30/16
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S14: Advanced Materials and Technologies for Rechargeable Batteries
Preliminary Program – Symposium 14
Improvements in materials design, electrodes architecture, and cell chemistry are required to extend the life, enhance the safety, and lower the cost of rechargeable lithium batteries that are regarded nowadays as the most efficient energy storage systems for portable electronics, medical, military, renewable energy storage, smart grid, and transportation applications. A deeper understanding of the battery materials/property relationship, electrode/electrolyte interface phenomena, and cell failure mechanisms is also needed to face these challenges. The search for advanced high capacity electrode materials and the implementation of the very challenging lithium-air batteries will be necessary to overcome the energy density shortfall in current lithium batteries. Abstracts are solicited on the fundamental and applied aspects of rechargeable lithium batteries, lithium-air batteries, and beyond lithium battery technologies. This symposium will allow for discussion amongst the many groups involved in the development and use on these technologies.
Proposed Session Topics
- Advanced anode and cathode materials for lithium batteries
- Materials design, screening, and electrode architectures for lithium batteries
- Diagnostics and materials characterization for lithium batteries
- Electrode/electrolyte interface characterization for lithium batteries
- Applications focused lithium batteries
- Lithium metal-air battery technology
- Beyond lithium batteries
- Sodium batteries
Symposium Organizers
- Ilias Belharouak, Argonne National Lab, USA
- Mickael Badding, Corning, Inc, USA
- Marca Doeff, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, USA
- Dominique Guyomard, Institut des Matériaux Jean Rouxel, France
- Shirley Meng, Univ. of California San Diego, USA
- Jai Prakash, Illinois Institute of Technology, USA
- Dileep Singh, Argonne National Lab, USA
- Yang-Kook Sun, Hanyang Univ., Republic of Korea
Points of Contact
Ilias Belharouak, Phone: +1 (630) 252 4450


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This is a rush transcript from "Hannity," June 17, 2016. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.
SEAN HANNITY, HOST: And welcome to this special edition of "Hannity: Jihad in America." Now, tonight for the entire hour, we're going to examine the growing threat of radical Islam right here in the U.S. Now, the Orlando terror attack is only the latest example of how radical Islamists want to destroy your freedom and your way of life. Let's take a look.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: And we've just gotten word of not one, but two explosions near the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We have someone attacking someone in the building.
HANNITY: Tonight, terror in the heartland. The FBI is investigating a brutal beheading in Noor (ph), Oklahoma, after the suspect's co-workers revealed that he had been trying to convert them to Islam.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: (INAUDIBLE) woman in our customer service department.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: He encountered the first victim and did sever her head.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: The suspect, Mohammed Yousef Abdul Aziz (ph).
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: You are looking right at the man accused of killing four U.S. Marines right here on American soil.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We are treating this as an act of domestic terrorism.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Gunshots, gunshots!
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Shots fired!
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We have 14 people that are confirmed dead in this incident.
HANNITY: The FBI will not rule out terrorism as a possible motive in today's deadly shooting rampage.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Oh, my God. They're all shooting back and forth.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Orlando (INAUDIBLE) we have shots fired. (INAUDIBLE) request that you stay back. Don't enter the scene.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Breaking right now, gunfire erupting inside an Orlando nightclub.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: (INAUDIBLE) fireworks (INAUDIBLE)
BARACK OBAMA, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: We know enough to say that this was an act of terror and an act of hate.
HANNITY: Now, unfortunately, those terror attacks are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the threat that ISIS poses to America. Now, the numbers are absolutely shocking. According to the FBI, there are ISIS- related cases now in all 50 states now, over a thousand active investigations. Now, since 2014, 90 people have been charged under federal law in ISIS-related cases, and five of those people have been convicted by juries. In that same timeframe, there have been 27 ISIS-linked plots to attack America.
And these numbers are disturbing, 250 Americans have traveled or attempted to travel to Syria to literally join the Islamic State. And 300 Americans or U.S.-based individuals are spreading ISIS propaganda on line or are engaging with ISIS-aligned individuals on social media.
Here with reaction tonight, Fox News, Middle East analyst and foreign policy adviser to Donald Trump Walid Phares, and Fox News strategic analyst Lieutenant Colonel Ralph Peters.
All right, we now have had 94, Colonel, 94 Americans on American soil killed since 9/11. Our Department of Homeland Security bans the terms jihad and sharia because they say it is too respectful. (sic) The Department of Homeland Security says those right-wingers pose the same threat as Islamic extremism. Jeh Johnson, Department of Homeland Security, thinks guns are the issue. That's now a Homeland Security issue.
Now, in the same time, the U.S. has resettled nearly three quarters of a million migrants from countries that execute gays and lesbians. Illegal immigrants who overstay their visas almost never get caught, according to Homeland Security. And in Orlando, the Muslim population has grown 10-fold in the past decade.
Is this a problem we're not paying attention to?
LT. COL. RALPH PETERS, FOX MILITARY ANALYST: Well, we're certainly not paying sufficient attention to any of the problems you cited. And what we've got -- you cited the bans on -- in our government and the military of using terms such as jihad, Islamist terror. That is censorship! That's Orwellian doublespeak! And it actually hampers our efforts.
But I'll tell you, we just need to get serious, Sean, and here's what we absolutely must do, stop focusing only on individuals. We got to do that, but Mao Zedong said, "The guerrilla swims in the sea of the people, the terrorist hides in the swamp of the people." And we need to go after not just individuals, we need to crack down on the hate mosques, on the mullahs and imams who preach hatred, sedition, anti-Semitism, et cetera. And if they're not citizens, get them out.
And we absolutely -- absolutely right now! -- need to crack down on jihadi porn, on these Web sites and chat rooms that we know, 100 percent know that they are inspiring Americans to kill Americans!
HANNITY: Walid Phares, thoughts.
WALID PHARES, FOX TERRORISM AND MIDEAST ANALYST: Well, look, this -- not one attack, six bloody attacks so far by jihadist-linked individuals and groups, not six attacks only, 60 attempts against us over the past three years. The heads of the department of -- or the FBI and others have been concluding that we are -- you know, we are facing up to 50 activities in 50 states. We -- it's not that we are at war with the jihadists, they are at war with us.
My concern is that the penetration of the jihadists, not just of ISIS, over all kind of jihadists, over the United States -- it's not just over the past 10 years. It has been happening since the late '60s, '70s...
HANNITY: Oh, 100 percent.
PHARES: Waves of Muslim Brotherhood have been moving, and this is the infrastructure creating the pool of radicalization.
HANNITY: And of course, the former head of the Muslim Brotherhood got from Hillary Clinton President Obama, let's see, thanks, F-16s and a billion dollars. Mohammed Morsi referred to Israelis as -- Jews as descendants of apes and pigs. We release Gitmo terrorists. We give Iran $150 billion.
But I want to shift to a political question. And bear with me, both of you, if you may, as I go through this list because Hillary Clinton has been bought and paid for by countries that abuse the rights of women, gays, lesbians, Christians and Jews.
We'll put up on the screen as we talk about this, Dr. Peters. (sic) I'm talking about Saudi Arabia and Kuwait and the UAE and Oman and Brunei and Algeria and Qatar, how they treat gays and lesbians, how they treat women. She's taken millions from these countries!
How can she claim the mantle as a champion for minority rights, religious rights, gays and lesbians, for women, and take this money from countries that abuse these people?
PETERS: Oh, it's simple. Truth does not matter to anyone named Clinton. Money and power does. I mean, in Obama's case, it's about left-wing ideology and his romanticization of Islam. He's totally divorced from reality. Hillary's not divorced from reality. She's fastened tightly...
HANNITY: So she just sold out...
PETERS: She sold out. And what's pathetic is...
PETERS: ... is bloody money, and what's pathetic, Sean, is they not only sold out, but in the great scheme of things, they sold out cheap!
HANNITY: All right, but why do women, then, support her? Why do gays and lesbians support her? Donald Trump didn't take money from these countries. He has the courage to say that we're not going to take people from your country because of the horrible practice against minorities. Walid?
PHARES: Well, what concerns me, of course there's this issue of donations coming to the private foundation. That has to be investigated, of course, in terms of favors (INAUDIBLE) But what concerns me is the policy of Mrs.
Clinton, when she was at the State Department, policy of backing Islamist militias in Libya, in Tunisia, backing the Muslim Brotherhood regime in Egypt.
And all of these have oppressed people. And backing up of all of that, the Iran deal. And we know what the Iranian regime is doing to minorities...
PHARES: ... and to others.
HANNITY: Yes, and Lieutenant Colonel Peters, they gave $150 billion to Iran. They created the vacuum for ISIS in Syria -- they created the vacuum for the emergence of ISIS in Iraq and Syria. They let Gitmo terrorists go free, back into the battlefield. They give money to the former -- Mohammed Morsi, former Muslim Brotherhood president. It is -- how could you be so wrong, so often? And the issue of Syrian refugees on top of it.
PETERS: Well, you can if you're an ideologue or if you're purely selfish. Obama is an ideologue, Clinton is purely selfish.
And you know, what really troubles me is the thorough lack of integrity and the willingness to just abandon real minority groups, really persecuted groups, such as, again, the Christians in the Middle East. We've watched blithely (ph) and the Obama administration's watched blithely as 2,000 years of Christian civilization in the Middle East has been all but eradicated, and none of them care!
So you know, I'm -- Dr. Phares and I, I think, are -- are in total agreement about this...
HANNITY: Yes.
PETERS: ... that this has been a betrayal not only of the United States of America but of our values, but of Christianity, of Judaism and of civilization!
HANNITY: All right, thank you both for being with us as we get started tonight on this special edition of "Hannity" coming up next.
OBAMA: There's no magic to the phrase "radical Islam." It's a political talking point.
HANNITY: A petulant President Obama lashing out at Republicans for daring to criticize his failed strategy to defeat ISIS. We'll check in with Dr. Zuhdi Jasser, K.T. McFarland. They're here with reaction.
Also tonight...
DONALD TRUMP, R-PRESUMPTIVE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE: We have to stop, on a temporary basis, at least -- but we have to stop people from pouring into our country. We have to stop it.
HANNITY: In the aftermath of the Orlando terror attack, Donald Trump -- he blasts the plan to let even more Syrian refugees into the country, especially because our intelligence officials are warning that ISIS will infiltrate that population.
That and more on this special edition of "Hannity: Jihad in America" continues.
OBAMA: For a while now, the main contribution of some of my friends on the other side of the aisle have made in the fight against ISIL is to criticize this administration and me for not using the phrase "radical Islam."
We now have proposals from the presumptive Republican nominee for president of the United States to bar all Muslims from immigrating to America. And if we fall into the trap of painting all Muslims with a broad brush and imply that we are at war with an entire religion, then we are doing the terrorists' work for them.
HANNITY: Mr. President, nobody said we're at war with all of Islam, number one. And by the way, Donald Trump's talking about a temporary ban because he's listening to your intelligence officials that you're ignoring.
Welcome back to this special edition of "Hannity: Jihad in America." That was the president chastising those who dare to criticize him for not using the phrase "radical Islam."
But is President Obama's refusal to actually identify one of America's greatest threats -- is it putting you and your family and our country at risk?
Joining us now, the president of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy, Dr. Zuhdi Jasser. Also with us, Fox News national security analyst K.T. McFarland.
All right, I want to examine this president as it relates to Christianity, Judaism and Islam. Now, Nicholas Kristof talked about the time that Obama was in Jakarta at a Muslim school, and he said the following in The New York Times. He said, "Mr. Obama recalled the opening lines of the Arabic call to prayer, reciting them with a first-rate accent, in a remark that seemed delightfully uncalculated. Quote, `It'll give Alabama voters a heart attack.' Mr. Obama described the call to prayer as one of the prettiest sounds on earth at sunset."
Let's compare the president's words about Islam versus his words against Christianity.
OBAMA: The United States is not and will never be at war with Islam.
ISIL is not Islamic. No religion condones the killing of innocents, and the vast majority of ISIL's victims have been Muslim.
On Easter, I do reflect on the fact that as a Christian, I am supposed to love. And I have to say that sometimes, when I have listened to less than loving expressions by Christians, I get concerned.
HANNITY: All right, Dr. Jasser, I'll start with you. It seems the president will thread every single solitary needle to praise Islam and make historical statements that are factually inaccurate, but it's always the Crusades and the terrible deeds done in the name of Christ. And by the way, the Crusades were a reaction of Christians to the Muslim hostility and taking of Christian lands. So historically, he's off.
But how do you -- what do you make of that?
DR. ZUHDI JASSER, AMERICAN ISLAMIC FORUM FOR DEMOCRACY: Well, Sean, I have to tell you it's basically this self-righteous indignation. And by the way, he is painting Islam with one brush. He is the one taking Islam to be represented by the Islamist mafia of the Saudi Arabia government, of Qatar, of Turkey, of the Muslim Brotherhood, of the Khomeinists (ph).
He is the one who doesn't allow us to have diversity within the Muslim community, to be able to have debates of reform, to use the "R" word.
In fact, the reason naming it is important, Sean, is once he names it, the axis (ph) of homeland security would shift from countering violent extremism to countering violent Islamism to where the ideas of the father who supported Taliban of Omar Mateen, the ideas of homophobia, where violent homophobia is a precursor from homophobia or violent anti-Semitism is precursed (sic) by non-violent anti-Semitism.
So when Director Comey says that, Well, we -- he didn't do anything illegal, so we couldn't have target him -- sure, as long as you don't call it Islamism, our FBI has to wait until they become violent. If you call it Islamism, they can then use the precursor ideas when they are non-violent but yet anti-American and anti-semitic.
HANNITY: You know, and you also point out that so many Muslims are victims of radicals! So many Muslims are intimidated into silences because they will be viewed as apostates, and the penalty for apostacism is death under Islam.
K.T. McFarland, we just ran in the last segment all the connections, all the money that Hillary gets from these countries that persecute women and gays and lesbians and Christians and Jews. They take this money. They buy her silence.
But more importantly, both Hillary and Obama created the opening for ISIS in Iraq and Syria, they release Gitmo detainees, terrorists back into the battlefield, they give Mohammed Morsi, a very anti-semitic former Muslim Brotherhood head -- they give him tanks and weapons and money, and they give Iran $150 billion.
He's on the wrong side every time. She's on the wrong side every time.
K.T. MCFARLAND, FOX NATIONAL SECURITY ANALYST: Well, she's taking blood money. And when...
HANNITY: That's -- but that's...
HANNITY: That is blood money!
MCFARLAND: That is blood money because she's using that to further her political ambitions, to pay for her campaign so that she can become president of the United States and do what? Protect the American people? President Obama's not protecting the American people. In fact, with the political correctness and the refusal to say those words...
HANNITY: Why is it important to say those words?
MCFARLAND: OK, it's for two reasons, because. One, because he doesn't say those words, and in fact, he says just the opposite -- every time there's an incident, a terrorist attack, he says, We -- we really regret this terrible loss of life.
And by the way, we have to be really careful that we don't slip into criticizing Muslims or Islamophobia (sic). What does that message send? That sends a message to everybody in the country, whatever you do, don't report it. So whether it's San Bernardino, whether it's the Ft. Hood shooter, whether it's Orlando, there were people who were suspicious who self-censored...
HANNITY: We had one of the founders of the DHS on this program last night, and he told the story about how he was literally told to scrub -- Dr. Jasser -- scrub the names of Muslims that were -- had suspected terror ties once Obama came into office in 2009. Why?
JASSER: Well, because he needs the president and Homeland Security -- the way they're operating by not naming it, they have to scrub everything that gets us to treat Muslims likes adults, to treat us with tough love and say, You know what? You have to recognize you have a major problem within the house of Islam domestically and abroad.
But they don't want us to deal with it. They want to enable the continued avoidance of the real tough love, meaning to reform. They don't want to address the theocracy within Islam. No, they want to say it's a crime problem, a gun problem, psychiatric problem. But forget it. They talk about a virus and that virus is what? It's not a lone wolves. It's a global movement...
HANNITY: All right...
JASSER: ... of Islamo-patriots (ph) that will die for theocracy, versus those of us that would die for freedom and liberty like America!
HANNITY: All right, thank you both for being with us.
And coming up next on this special edition of "Hannity" tonight...
TRUMP: We have to stop, on a temporary basis at least -- but we have to stop people from pouring into our country. We have to stop it.
HANNITY: So in the wake of the Orlando terror attack, Donald Trump -- he slams the idea of welcoming in more Syrian refugees because our intelligence community says ISIS will infiltrate. That's coming up.
And later tonight...
HILLARY CLINTON, D-PRESUMPTIVE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE: I will put a team together from across our government, the entire government, as well as the private sector and communities, to get on top of this urgent challenge.
TRUMP: As president, I will give our intelligence community, law enforcement and military the tools they need to prevent terrorist attacks!
HANNITY: Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton offering up very different views on how to fight ISIS. We'll check in with Monica Crowley and Juan Williams. They'll be here with reaction.
That and more on the special edition of "Hannity: Jihad in America," as we continue.
HANNITY: And welcome back to this special edition of "Hannity: Jihad in America." Now, this week, Donald Trump continued to call for a temporary ban of foreign Muslims and Syrian refugees coming to America. Watch this.
TRUMP: We have to stop, on a temporary basis, at least -- but we have to stop people from pouring into our country. We have to stop it until we find out what the hell is going on!
It's common sense, you're letting people in from Syria. They have no documentation. We don't know where they come from, really. This could be the all-time great Trojan horse.
HANNITY: And for months now, top U.S. intel and national security experts and officials -- they have been warning us that ISIS will infiltrate the Syrian refugee population. Watch this.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Would that bring in Syrian refugees, pose a greater risk to Americans?
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I mean, it's clearly a population of concern.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The concern is in Syria, the lack of our footprint on the ground in Syria, that the databases won't have the information we need. So it's not that we have any lack of process, it's there's a lack of information.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: (INAUDIBLE) obviously put it past the likes of ISIL to infiltrate operatives among these refugees.
JAMES COMEY, FBI DIRECTOR: We can only query against that which we have collected. And so if someone has never made a ripple in the pond in Syria in a way that would get their identity or their interests reflected in our database, we can query our database until the cows come home, but we're not going to -- there'll be nothing show up because we have no record on that person.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We should be conscious of the potential that Daesh may attempt to embed agents within that population.
HANNITY: Here now with reaction, from Act for America, Brigitte Gabriel, and national security, foreign policy expert and analyst Arash -- Ari Aramesh is with us. Welcome, both of you.
Ari, let me (INAUDIBLE) with you. So we just heard from our top national security advisers, our director of national intelligence, James Clapper. We just heard from FBI Director Comey, assistant FBI director Steinback (ph), House Homeland Security Committee chairman Mike McCaul, and we heard from the president's former envoy to defeat ISIS General John Allen. And they all said the same thing. As has happened in Belgium and France, ISIS has stated also publicly that they will infiltrate the refugee population to bring harm to Americans.
I support Donald Trump's temporary ban and until we can vet them properly, we should not let any of them in. We can take care of them in safe zones -- food, medicine, water, supplies, cots, baby formula, whatever they need, and military protection -- but not in America.
Am I -- tell me why you would be willing to gamble with the lives of Americans.
ARASH ARAMESH, NATIONAL SECURITY/FOREIGN POLICY ANALYST: Well, let me answer your question in two prongs. First of all, the refugees that come to Europe and the refugees that come to the U.S., two completely different populations.
HANNITY: You just heard from...
ARAMESH: Let me tell you why...
HANNITY: ... our top intelligence officials...
HANNITY: Wait a minute!
ARAMESH: If you let me answer -- Sean...
HANNITY: You just heard from top American officials. They all said the...
ARAMESH: You don't want to hear an answer.
HANNITY: ... refugee population will be infiltrated by ISIS! Why would you gamble with the lives of Americans? Answer!
ARAMESH: Refugees who come to the U.S. have to go through a State Department interview, FBI interview, Department of Homeland Security and a Department of Defense interview. Takes about two years...
HANNITY: No.
ARAMESH: ... before they get here.
HANNITY: No, that's not true!
ARAMESH: That is a fact.
HANNITY: Under Obama -- that's not true. Under Obama, it's a three-month process.
ARAMESH: We started the process two years ago. That's not true. That's not true, Sean.
HANNITY: It's now a three-month process. So I ask you this. Let's say it's an ISIS-trained member going through the interview, and he's been trained by his fellow terrorists how to deal with the interview. How do you ascertain who comes here for genuine relief from a civil war versus those that want to bring harm to America? How do you ascertain definitively what's in their heart? How do you do that?
ARAMESH: And that's exactly why you can't...
HANNITY: How do you do that?
ARAMESH: ... have a religious litmus test to process that. You know, I'm a secular, Scotch-collecting, wine-drinking American. My America doesn't fight religious wars. My America...
HANNITY: ... common distractions. Stay on point and focus! How do you ascertain if a Syrian refugee is -- has ISIS -- has an ISIS mindset, or if they really want freedom? How can you tell? And is it possible to tell?
ARAMESH: You can't do that, and this demagoguery against immigrants...
HANNITY: All right, you don't listen to the question...
ARAMESH: ... to the racist far right.
HANNITY: Oh, the racist far right. OK. So Brigitte...
ARAMESH: Absolutely.
HANNITY: ... our intelligence officials and ISIS all tell us...
HANNITY: Sir, it's not your turn. They tell us that ISIS will infiltrate this population, and this guy is willing to gamble with the lives of our fellow Americans. I'm not willing to do that.
BRIGITTE GABRIEL, ACT FOR AMERICA FOUNDER: We're not willing to do that. And ISIS has already infiltrated the Syrian refugee population that came to Europe. ISIS already came out and said, We put 4,000 operatives already in the refugee population. We know that the refugees that are going to be imported to America are going to be imported out of U.N. camps, so we know exactly who's going to come to America.
The only difference is we do not know if their names are real or not, whether their passports are real or not, whether they have fake identities, whether they are ISIS operatives, and there is no way we can vet them. Plus, we can put them in the Middle East in some neighboring country that can take care of them. Why should we take the Syrian refugees? Who said in our constitution we're supposed to take terrorists or Syrians who are infiltrated by terrorists and bring them to America?
SEAN HANNITY, FOX NEWS HOST: Brigitte, let me ask you this. Isn't it part of ISIS strategy to teach and indoctrinate those to get passed any vetting process? Isn't that part of their training, their military training, their terrorist training?
GABRIEL: Yes, it is part of their training. And ISIS has become so sophisticated in their training that they are -- they surpassed us in the way they trained their operatives to lie, to deceive, to blend. We have right here already in Germany.
HANNITY: And they're giving talking points. Appreciate it. I won't gamble with the lives of American people and I don't think we should. Thank you both for being with us.
And up next on this special edition tonight of Hannity.
CLINTON: I will put a team together from across our government, the entire government, as well as the private sector and communities to get on top of this urgent challenge.
TRUMP: As president, I will give our intelligence community, law enforcement, and military the tools they need to prevent terrorist attacks.
HANNITY: Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton have completely different plans on how to defeat ISIS. Monica Crowley, Juan Williams, they will be here with reaction.
Then later tonight in the wake of the Orlando terror attack, do Muslims and religious leaders, do they need to do more to combat the rise of radical Islam in America? That and more in this special edition of "Hannity: Jihad in America" as we continue.
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I'm Patricia Stark. Now back to "Hannity" special.
CLINTON: I will put a team together from across our government, the entire government, as well as the private sector, and communities to get on top of this urgent challenge.
TRUMP: As president I will give our intelligence community, law enforcement, and military the tools they need to prevent terrorist attacks.
CLINTON: As president, I will make identifying and stopping lone wolves a top priority.
TRUMP: I will have the attorney general, a director of national intelligence, and a secretary of defense who will know how to fight the war on radical Islamic terrorism.
CLINTON: As president I will work with our great tech companies from Silicon Valley to Boston to step up our game.
TRUMP: When it comes to radical Islamic terrorism, ignorance is not bliss.
It's deadly, totally deadly.
HANNITY: And welcome back to this special edition of "Hannity: Jihad in America." That was Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump explaining how they would defeat ISIS if elected president. Now clearly there is a lot at stake in November. Here now, the author of "We, The People, The Modern Day Figures Who have Reshaped and Affirmed the Founding Fathers Vision of America." I can't believe I love this book. It's terrific. And it even has conservatives in it, Juan Williams. Also with us, Washington Times columnist, Fox News contributor, our friend Monica Crowley is back with us.
You know, Monica, I want to start with you. You have discussed this at length. I'm going to re-scroll what I put up earlier in the program today, and that is Hillary Clinton and the Clinton Foundation and the Clinton Library, Saudi Arabia where they took money from and Brunei where they took money from and Kuwait where they took money from, and Qatar and Oman and Algeria, and for a library in the foundation. And up until this week they bought her silence, not a peep out of her about the mistreatment of women, the mistreatment of gays and lesbians, the mistreatment of Christians, the mistreatment of Jews. How do you make the case when she has been -- sold her soul for this money from these countries.
MONICA CROWLEY, WASHINGTON TIMES COLUMNIST: Mrs. Clinton has a lot of overwhelming challenges and problems going into this general election, but I think one of the biggest ones is her incredible hypocrisy. And you're pointing to a major issue that she is going to have to address. The Congress has accepted between $13 million and $40 million from regimes that routinely and systematically persecute and oppress women.
HANNITY: Women, gays, lesbians, Christians, and Jews.
CROWLEY: Correct, but she has always positioned herself as a champion of women and girls, so on this particular issue, and the gay issue is just as important. Donald Trump has been talking about that. But on the women's issues, since she positions herself that way, these are regimes that routinely persecute and oppress women. They do not allow women to run for office, to vote, to drive. In many cases they're beaten if they go out in public without a male escort. Yet she had no problem whatsoever taking money hand over fist from these regimes, while on the other side of her mouth saying that she's some sort of pioneer and champion for women. Well, if you really believe that, they should have resisted taking money, refused to take another dollar from any of these kinds of regimes.
HANNITY: They've been taking this money for years.
Now, Juan, I know you really well. And I was sincere in saying I really do like the book. It's great.
JUAN WILLIAMS, SENIOR EDITOR, THE HILL: Thanks.
HANNITY: Do you think you should have the right to tell women how to dress?
WILLIAMS: No.
HANNITY: Whether they can drive?
WILLIAMS: No.
HANNITY: Whether they can vote?
WILLIAMS: Not at all.
HANNITY: Go to work? Go to school?
WILLIAMS: No.
HANNITY: Do you want to execute gays and lesbians.
WILLIAMS: No.
HANNITY: Do you think every country should allow freedom of religion to build a temple or a church?
WILLIAMS: I'm an American.
HANNITY: OK, she took money from all of those countries, and she never criticized them until Tuesday of this week. They bought her silence. How can she claim the mantle of champion of women and gay and lesbian and rights and freedom of religion and take that blood money. Blood money.
WILLIAMS: What would say about our government? Our government does business with all those governments across administrations, not just liberals. No, Sean Hannity.
HANNITY: OK, that doesn't excuse her, does it?
WILLIAMS: No. What I'm telling you, this is real world politics. This is what goes on.
HANNITY: Let me ask you a question. How can she be the champion of women, gay, lesbian rights and stand up for Israel and Jewish people and Christians and take that money from those countries that abuse these people and abuse these groups?
WILLIAMS: Because you're doing business as governments. And I think --
HANNITY: No, this is the foundation. This is the Clinton Foundation, the Clinton Library.
WILLIAMS: No. I'm telling you that she as secretary of state of course had relationships with --
HANNITY: Did she sell out? Did she sell out?
WILLIAMS: No. I don't think so, because, you know what, she used the money, arguably the foundation used the money for good.
HANNITY: So it's OK if you take money from evil people as long as you use the money for good?
WILLIAMS: You have a good point.
HANNITY: Checkmate, thank you.
WILLIAMS: You hit me hard here, but I'm going to tell you something. She, it seems to me, has a problem with taking money while an official in the government.
HANNITY: Yes, you can't be the champion of women's rights and take that money.
WILLIAMS: But I don't know how you can say as a conservative that conservatives didn't take the money too.
CROWLEY: So there are two really important points to make.
HANNITY: Donald Trump didn't take it.
CROWLEY: One is the distinction, government to government interaction. That is a completely separate issue from the private Clinton Foundation.
WILLIAMS: It's not separate from 9/11 and what the Saudi involvement there.
CROWLEY: Of course the United States has diplomatic relations with Saudi Arabia.
WILLIAMS: Yes. I don't understand.
CROWLEY: The other critical point is that the State Department while she was secretary of state waved through countless arms deals to these very same countries that she was taking money for the Clinton Foundation and CGI were taking from.
HANNITY: That's correct. It's worse than that. It's worse than that. They're the same people that released Gitmo terrorists who went back to the battlefield, the same people that gave the Muslim Brotherhood head of Egypt at the time, Morsi, who said the Israelis are descendants of apes and pigs, they gave him F-16s, $1 billion, and tanks. The same people that gave $150 billion to the number one state sponsor of terror. Juan Williams, that is the person that you're going to vote for president. That's her record.
WILLIAMS: I don't understand, you're telling me that if we go back that Republican administrations didn't do business with these people.
HANNITY: Name one Republican that took money.
WILLIAMS: The United States government under the Bush administration, under the Reagan administration?
CROWLEY: Juan, wait a minute, but the Clintons are a unique example. You have her husband who was a former president, she was a sitting secretary of state who could very well be the next president. That's what makes all of this so dirty. House Republican administrations when they're in office is one thing.
HANNITY: Monica, stay focused here.
CROWLEY: When they leave office it's something else because they're not going out to be president the way she is.
HANNITY: The real dirty part is she claims she's a champion of all these minority rights, and minorities are persecuted in these countries she takes millions from. She has sold out.
CROWLEY: Do you remember when Rudy Giuliani was mayor of New York City and blood money was coming in from a terrorist state and he sent it back.
WILLIAMS: I see George W. Bush holding hands with these Saudis.
HANNITY: Excuse me if I'm not interested in eight years ago.
WILLIAMS: Their involvement implicated in 9/11.
HANNITY: Release the documents. Open them up.
WILLIAMS: Who was hiding the documents? Republicans. So how was this --
HANNITY: Obama hasn't released them. Open them up. I want to see what the Saudis did.
WILLIAMS: When you checkmated a moment ago.
HANNITY: Yes, sir.
WILLIAMS: You said this was about Hillary Clinton. But it's not. It's about the United States doing business with countries whose practices are at odds with our own.
HANNITY: Let me say it again. Hillary Clinton has taken money from countries that abuse and persecute women, gays, lesbians, Christians and Jews. She sold out. She cannot be the champion of those people's rights and take that money and sell out.
WILLIAMS: And the United States government which stands for freedom, Democrat rights, and individual protection --
HANNITY: I got to go.
CROWLEY: -- personal benefit.
HANNITY: Coming up, do Muslims and religious leaders need to do more to combat the rise of radical Islam in America? Dr. Robert Jeffress and Imam Elahi will be here to weigh in and much more on this special edition of "Hannity: Jihad in America" as we continue.
HANNITY: Welcome back to this special edition of "Hannity." As Islamists attack on U.S. soil increase, do Muslim and religious leaders, do they need to do more to combat the rise of radical Islam? Here with reaction, Fox News contributor Dr. Robert Jeffers, and from the Islamic House of Wisdom Imam Muhammed Ali Elahi is with us.
So let me ask you, imam. So in Saudi Arabia, in Kuwait, in the United Arab Emirates, in Brunei and Qatar, in Algeria, in Oman, persecution of women, gays, lesbians, Christians and Jews is basically common day, every day. So you're a Muslim. Do you think that it's time for the Muslim community to speak out about oppression of women, oppression of gays and lesbians? Do you think it's time to speak out and say there ought to be religious tolerance, that Saudi Arabia should allow the building of a temple or a Christian church if somebody so desires to worship there?
IMAM MOHAMMAD ALI ELAHI, ISLAMIC HOUSE OF WISDOM: There have been talking about Saudi Arabia for a long, long time.
HANNITY: I asked you a question, sir. I don't have a lot of time to mess around here. Should these countries -- do people like you have a responsibility to say stop oppressing women, gays, lesbians, Christians and Jews?
ELAHI: We are doing our responsibility in maximum way. And I want you also to join us this fight, also fight radicalism and fighting Islamophobia and injustice. Yes, of course.
HANNITY: These countries, these Muslim countries --
HANNITY: They persecute these people.
ELAHI: Against ISIS, against Taliban, against all of them. We are talking against all of them all of the time.
HANNITY: Do you condemn it?
ELAHI: Of course I condemn Saudi Arabia.
HANNITY: You condemn Kuwait and the UAE and Qatar and Brunei and Algeria?
ELAHI: All of those who are support ISIS terrorism in Syria, in Iraq, in Afghanistan, in Beirut, in Baghdad, everywhere. Of course I condemn that. Sean, my question from you, are you on the same page? Could you?
HANNITY: I'm the host. I ask the questions. You get to answer them.
Let me ask pastor a question. Pastor, you see the persecution of women. It is so commonplace in the Arab world, gays, lesbians, commonplace, no tolerance for Christians or Judaism. Why is there so little in terms of discussion? Why do people like Hillary Clinton accept millions of dollars from these countries and never talk about them? Or talk about practices and discrimination?
DR. ROBERT JEFFRESS, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, DALLAS: We'll, they're shackled by political correctness. And Sean, make no mistake about it. If this had been a fundamentalist Christian who had committed this massacre in Orlando, we would have heard lectures from this president of the United States.
But the fact is whether we're talking about Paris, Brussels, San Bernardino, or Orlando, these atrocities were not committed by militant Methodists but by militant Muslims. And to point that out is not racism. It is realism. I'd ask your audience tonight, when is the last time you heard a terrorist yelling out I am doing this in the name of Jesus Christ, my lord? Benjamin Netanyahu put on his Facebook today, it doesn't matter who it is, gays, lesbians, Americans, Christian, Jews -- Islam teaches hatred. It hates the Jews, it hates Christians, and it hates --
ELAHI: That is nonsense. That is nonsense. That is a big lie. That is nonsense.
JEFFRESS: That is history.
ELAHI: That is nonsense. That is not true.
HANNITY: We've got to take a break. Thank you both.
Coming up, more of this special edition of "Hannity: Jihad in America," right after this quick break. Stay with us.
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I would agree, but would you want Johnny babysitting your kid? Most of the time he's just not worthy, and this completely because of the hack writers who want him to be an eternal manchild, and nothing to do with Franklin. Heck, Franklin could and should be a great boon to Johnny.
If Ben wanted to even pretend to be Reed's best friend, he must babysit. It is a requirement.
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