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Not bad for a guy who lost his shorts to bankruptcy,and was once sued by a girlfriend for calling off his engagement. Photo Illustration by Neweek Daily Beast (source photos:Getty)The second Biblical revolution is—believe it or not—headquartered in Edmond,Oklahoma (pop. 83,000). That's where a church called "LifeChurch.tv," a young tech-savvy Christian by the name of Bobby Gruenewald,and his pastor,Craig Groeschel,are changing the way people read holy texts. It's called YouVersion—"the Bible app"—and it's coming soon to a smartphone near you.Overstatement perhaps? You be the judge. Since Gruenewald,kate spade outlet online (http://www.cnnhkids.com/),LifeChurch's "innovation lead," devised the Bible app in an airport security line in 2006,officially launched it in 2008,and relaunched with their first national television commercial last week,it's been downloaded by 83 million unique devices.
People call the news the first draft of history. Working for a wire service in Afghanistan is like being there for the brainstorming session,then publishing your notes. It's a terrifying job. There's a lot more chance of getting something wrong than right,and there's the fear of losing a bit of your humanity in covering the daily death toll of war.But in return you get to be one of the people trying to find a narrative in the chaos. You get to be one of the people to ascribe meaning.And these days what scares me most is that with every passing month there are fewer people doing that job in Afghanistan. It takes an intense surge of effort by scores of people pulling 14-hour days to tell you about just one explosion.
In the same "Corporate Affairs" document,under "mobilizations," Bain consultants encourage the company "to conduct federal and local grassroots programs in support of the company’s legislative and regulatory efforts."For one such mission,Bain called on the company "to initiate and execute programs to support smokers’ rights,combat regulatory moves and improve corporate image." Specifically,Bain felt Philip Morris could build support within the hospitality industry and by openly seeking to curtail access to cigarettes for young people.Jason Cherkis and Zach Carter argue that Mitt Romney has responsibility for this advice: ?Despite repeated requests,neither the Romney campaign nor Bain would provide specific start and end dates for Romney's tenure running the consulting firm.
? Tim Ross in the Telegraph today saying that May has refused to give the home affairs committee copies of emails sent between her office and the UK Border Agency.The Home Secretary personally ordered the Home Office to take control of the UK Border Agency's security strategy in August, said Dame Helen Ghosh, the ministry's permanent secretary.But she declined to tell MPs whether Mrs May knew that the relaxed border checks at 28 ports and airports had been extended beyond the original plans, allowing an unknown number from outside Europe to enter the country without full checks.Mrs May also refused to give the Commons home affairs select committee copies of letters and emails on the controversial arrangements, which were sent between her office and the UK Border Agency.
A period of unemployment throws her into a tailspin,so she jumps into a cultish art collective under the impression that it will give meaning to her life. Simone is a talented chronicler of all the crap that narcissists think is precious metal. She notices the absurdity in spam emails with lines like "tiny bubbles of discontent surround me because I feel as lonely as a shark in the deep blue ocean." Anna is a case study in focus—how we lose it,how we regain it,how we lose it again—and through her,Simone explores 20-something narcissism. Note to Self is goofy,cnnhkids (http://www.cnnhkids.com/),sweet,and all the things you want in a coming-of-age story. There's redemption in all this quotidian depravity.You Are One of Them By Elliott HoltA novel of the Cold War experience told through a ghost story.
One local photographer was holed up in a café when police threatened to gas the place unless the crowd huddled there left.As the tumult carried on,government officials continued with a public-relations offensive against the protesters,with Istanbul's governor holding a press conference in which he dismissed them as "marginal elements," repeating a phrase used previously by Erdogan,who has also called protesters "looters" and "extremists."Kerem ?ktem,a research fellow at the University of Oxford and author of a history of modern Turkey,ytcgzx.net (http://www.ytcgzx.net/),says the government's dismissals show that it isn't taking seriously the widespread criticisms that the protests have come to represent. Protesters accuse Erdogan of becoming authoritarian and of imposing the AKP's religious values on their lives,both charges that he has denied.
"I will always be grateful," he said. He laid out a powerful vision for "what makes America great…" Then closed with a recycled,but always poignant,"red state/blue state/UNITED states" kicker.Is Demography Destiny? So Obama won. ?Quel surprise. ?A lot of buzz last night that this represents the culmination of what Judis and Teixera long ago dubbed "The Emerging Democratic Majority": a coalition of minority voters that will consistently produce Democratic landslides. ?Ross Douthat offers some clear-eyed introspection:?You could see this belief at work in the confidence with which many conservatives insisted that the Obama presidency was not only embattled but self-evidently disastrous,in the way so many voices on the right sought to raise the ideological stakes at every opportunity,in the widespread conviction that the starker conservatives made the choice between left and right,the more votes they would win.