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[steadfastlutherans.org] The LCMS In Her Own Words - Leadership has Replaced Faithfulness: I’m very interested in something mentioned on this site about the possible restructuring of the Synod (into what I think Brother Wilkin calls “Synod, Inc.”) where congregations will have to meet certain obligations to be able to use LCMS in their titles?

 [La Place Ramz (the eclectic one)] Commentary: Blaming the victim!....(Haiti will rise again): The colleges and the universities are filled with young Haitian males and females that are setting the tone that scholarship and leadership are not only the province of the white students. The astute Jamaican mothers are keen to snap up those well polished Haitian male graduates for their daughters.

[Christianity Today Liveblog] Orombi: Archbishop of Canterbury has 'betrayed' Anglicanism: We most certainly must not turn a deaf ear to the political, social and religious (to the shame of Anglicanism) repression of significant groups of people in places like Uganda and Nigeria. Tacit and active approval of the political roles of leaders like Orombi and Akinola in their own countries is not acceptable.

 [Assata Speaks - Hands Off Assata - Let's Get Free - Revolutionary - Pan-Africanism - Black On Purpose - Liberation - Forum] Africa Advocacy and The Zimbabwe Factor: Kidane says, “When a democratic space such as this (with all its shortcomings) has been closed for the millions of Zimbabweans who had eagerly been awaiting a change in regime…” This seems to echo the media distortion that the people of Zimbabwe in the majority are chomping at the bit for regime change. What it ignores is that, despite the considerable pressures placed on Zimbabweans to boot out Mugabe’s government, ZANU-PF did win the popular vote in the March 29 harmonized elections involving the presidential, parliamentary, senatorial and local authority elections.

[Cholesterol Talk!] Top Health Blogs - Cholesterol Talk! makes the list: The~Gamere - Reflections~of~a~Clinical~Support~Nurse~ - Gastro~Girl~ - MCOL~Blog - Healthcare~Blogmatica - Life~Sciences~Thought~Leadership~One-to-One - Lifesigns - Health~and~Longevity - Manifest~Destiny - Adventures~in~Medical~School~ .

 [Franklin & Betty J. Parker Writings] “Eric Hoffer (1902-83) Remembered: Guru of the 1950s-60s.” By ...: An invitation to Sunday dinner at the Osbornes was followed by a lasting friendship with Mrs. Lili Osborne and her children, Hoffer’s only near permanent family attachment.

[Liz Strauss at Successful Blog] 2008 Blog-to Show: 260 Blogs Aggregate Post!: I would say that the most important thing that I have learned from blogging is not only to NOT write the wrong stuff at the wrong time, but to learn to maintain my own blog (upgrading and all other housekeeping chores) because these are matters that you don’t want to rely on other bloggers all the time. But of course, I’d also say that being friendly with the not-so-popular bloggers won’t hurt a bit, especially if you’re popular (sometimes popular bloggers intimidate me).

 [Herbertdena's Weblog] Utah Prosecutors Truelove Crimes Investigators After-dinner speech: [50]“[R]apist cannot help but not subsist expended corridor the justiciable non cooperate cases…The Secret language finances that month so that the leadership reprehensible lewd culprit…Forasmuch as, chap may embody idolization together on a”inside out suffering…coalitional bilge keelson…speaking of 12 years with respect to eternity.” (The contingent Missouri pass over print sanction at ancientness 14).

 [Africa Speaks Blog] Africa Advocacy and The Zimbabwe Factor: Not only do we find that fund recipients are tied to the political opposition MDC - which is directly tied to European governments trying to execute regime change in Zimbabwe - these solidarity fund recipients also have ties of their own to the Western governments hostile to their own country.

[Casino roulette strategy] Dog red heart clothes: Bob Stepno’s Other Journalism Weblog - Thoughts, notes and headlines about news reporting, personal and community journalism on the Web. The name refers to the author’s view that weblogging itself is the “other journalism”

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