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This is non-political. I am glad to read that Beau Biden is home. I pray for his recovery. The man is a true patriot and loves his family. I am not so much in agreement on issues, but that can wait for another day. Just get well, my friend.

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Annual Virtual Food Drive

I will keep a fine annual tradition alive.  It is time for the Delaware Politics Annual Virtual Food Drive to help the food bank of Delaware. Please do what you can. U-6 is the only reason that you need. Demand for the food bank and Angel Food Ministries (future post) has multiplied. People are trying to [...]

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There was a boating accident Friday morning (today) according to the News Journal involving both men. I ask that those so inclined pray for a complete recovery for both. Thank you Delaware Liberal for bringing this issue up.

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Please pray for Bishop Saltarelli

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The Emmy Awards

There is no question that the winners deserved recognition in the Emmy Awards.  While some cable shows broke into the nominations and one FX show even won, it is still biased to network shows.  There is not a Kanye West moment coming.   I will not say someone didn’t deserve the award.  Though I would have [...]

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Flu Prep

Your state government wants you to be prepared for the flu season especially with the possibility of two strains floating around at the time.

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Cry Out America

A Prayer meeting will be held at Noon on September 11 in both Kent and New Castle Counties. See the events page for details. CRY OUT AMERICA, NATIONWIDE PRAYER GATHERING When: September 11, 2009 Where: Kent County Courthouse (State Street on the Green) Dover, Delaware Time: Twelve Noon to 1:00PM Local Time What: Prayer gathering; [...]

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Thank you

To all of the people who have sent emails or texts wishing me a happy birthday, I offer my thanks. It has been an interesting time. I often speak of GOD’s timing. I have another example of it. I have had to contend with an Identity Theft situation, but thanks to a program which I [...]

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New Grandfather

Last Monday, July 13, my daughter and her husband enjoyed the birth of their firstborn, a son. My wife and I welcomed our first grandchild. We were all very happy. I wish I could describe my feelings at the moment I first saw him, even the first time I held him. Maybe the only way [...]

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Some of the best books that I find are recommendations of others.  I will share mine if you share yours. My Summer reading has included Biographies. Condi: The Life of a Steel Magnolia by Mary Beth Brown, One Soldier’s story a Memoir. It has on its list The Crusader: Ronald Reagan and the fall of [...]

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Why Shouldn’t there be a charge?

The Jackson family seems to have backed off of charging for tickets at the Michael Jackson memorial at the Staples Center. They were only charging for the public spectators and making it a nominal fee of $25 which would cover the expenses incurred. I hate to blunt, but if the public wants to come to [...]

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Happy Resurrection Day

How Great Thou Art Today is a special day for those of us who believe in the Living God who cares about humanity in a personal way and not some mystical “Sky Daddy”. That understanding informs all of life. His Holiness, Pope Benedict XVI gave us a clarion call to escape the desert of godlessness [...]

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UPDATE: A breaking poll says 66% of Americans regard Christmas as one of the most important holidays. I wish a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all of our readers. No ,this will not be a post bashing people who celebrate some other holiday or wish people Happy Holidays though according to Rasmussen Happy Holidays [...]

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9/11 Remembered in Prayer

Noontime, September 11th 7 years ago, found almost all of us praying.  There is a movement to pray in all 50 State Capitols and D. C. called Cry Out America.  The gathering for Delaware is on the Green.  Those so inclined are hereby invited.

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The soldier who was pictured caring the Iraqi child died from PTSD related complications. His family tried to have him committed, but were turned down.  Does this bring back the larger issue of the efficacy our mental health system?

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As a “Greater-”Middletownian, I don’t know what to say beyond, “Freaking Wow.  I am freaking impressed.  Holy Freaking Wow!” Git your 80′s hat and early 90′s party personna revved…and maybe your favorite John Waters’ lines of all-time rehearsed! Middletown, people!  Freaking WOW!  Read this! What’s disappointing is, if they waited just a couple more weeks, [...]

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