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Visit http://www.ebchurch.com for more information about the producers of "A Fresh Breath of Life" Do you live in the Sherman/Denison, TX area? If so, you can catch "A Fresh Breath of Life" on CableONE Channel 29 at 7:00AM on Thursdays, Fridays at Midnight, and Saturdays at 11PM. East Baptist Church would like to personally invite you to attend our worship services this Sunday at 10:45A in Denison, TX. We are a Traditional Southern Baptist Church which dedicates itself to serving the Community of East Denison and the surrounding Texoma areas. We offer an assortment of family oriented programs, such as a fun and interactive Children's Program, an active Teens & Youth Ministry, PLUS many other enriching Classes for adults of all ages. East Baptist Church of Denison, TX offers FREE Courtesy Van Pickup for Denison Residents. For more information about our Courtesy Van Service or any of our other activities and beliefs, please call our Main Office at 903.465.5502 or email office@ebchurch.com We would love to see you here this Sunday for our Morning and Evening Worship Services or Mid-Week Bible Studies on Wednesdays.

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Paradise Island, The Bahamas - The Bahamas Weekly News Team had the incredible opportunity to attend the final day of pageantry for the Miss Universe 2009 competition held at the Atlantis in New Providence on August 23rd. In this video we will take you the red carpet arrival at the Coral Towers entrance of Atlantis where we get a few words from Ed Fields, Sr. Vice President, Public Affairs, Kerzner Bahamas, and the Bahamas Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs the Hon Brent Symonette. Next we take you into the press room, where an exclusive red carpet was set up for international media where The Bahamas Weekly was able to receive short comments from Donald Trump (owner of the Miss Universe Pageant for 12 years), reality TV star Heidi Montag, recording artist Flo Rida, and others including glimpses of some of the celebrity judges for the pageant. You will also see never before seen footage of the Miss Universe contestants on the beach at Radisson Our Lucaya Resort on Grand Bahama Island in their bikini swimwear as well as excerpts from the Grand Bahama Miss Universe Swimsuit Presentation. After the big show you will hear words from Donald Trump; and a few translated words from the new Miss Universe 2009, Kerzner from Venezuela. The Bahamas made history by hosting this prestigious pageant and The Bahamas Weekly was honoured to be a part of it. To view all our coverage on the Miss Universe Pageant, simply use our Search field on the left column or click HERE. Type in Miss Universe for loads of articles, and video interviews with Miss Universe 2008 Dayana Mendoza, President of the Miss Universe Organization Paula Shugart, Miss Bahamas Universe Kiara Sherman and more... The Bahamas Weekly would like to thank our sponsors who made this trip possible, SkyBahamas, the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism, and Sheraton Nassau Beach Resort. Special thanks to Bandolera photographers Vaughn Scriven, and Tim Aylen.

James Kalm adopts his art historian hat to bring viewers this documentation. On the evening of October 23, 2008 a panel discussion ART IS COMMUNICATION IT IS THE ABILITY TO MANIPULATE PEOPLE was held at the Art Directors Club on West 29th Street in Manhattan. The panel was moderated by journalist Gabriel Sherman and included: Klaus Biesenbach, Chief Curator of the Department of Media at the Museum of Modern Art, and Chief Curatorial Advisor at PS1; Anne Pasternak, President and Artistic Director of Creative Time; Lauren Cornell, Executive Director of Rhizome and Adjunct Curator at the New Museum; and Mario Naves, artist, critic and writer for The New York Observer. This video is excerpts from that discussion. Because cameras and recordings were forbidden, the framing and sound quality are less than optimal.

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Today, I had a chance to meet in person with with U.S. Congressman Brad Sherman (D. California) about a matter I feel very strongly about: Children's Literacy. Now, it's not news to anyone that literacy rates among children have dropped dramatically over the past decade. Though many people like to blame schools or the home environment, my personal belief is that children of all ages aren't reading because they are not inspired to. In fact, it took a boy wizard to prove this simple theory. After Harry Potter's initial release, libraries all over were inundated by kids who were inspired to read more because they discovered the joy of books and the unbridled thrill of imagining these stories come to life in their own minds. I have on many occasions postulated that the erosion of readership among adults has come not from laziness nor the proliferation of entertainment choices like video games, television or the internet, but from the fact that people are generally sick of cookie-cutter choices major media has given us in the name of cloning one success to hopefully breed another. Children are amazing beings capable of making this distinction, though they may not know why. Children everywhere, by nature, love to explore the depths of their own imaginations but those imaginations require inspiration to blossom. How many of us remember those moments from our own childhoods or have seen in our own children the wonderful moment inspiration strikes and the voracious desire to consume more and more of that which had inspired us. Books make up a vast universe full of adventure, fantasy and wonderful characters and literacy is the ticket to that world. We live in the era of the mp3 generation. The iPod and the computer are two of the most ubiquitous sources of entertainment consumption by today's youth and those audiences are skewing younger than ever. I firmly believe we can use audiobooks to inspire children to seek out stories and inspire them to fall in love with the fantastical worlds that exist out there in books. What I would like to do is plant this seed of a concept in the mind of U.S. Congressman Brad Sherman. All politicians respond to united voices. Please join me in sending this message to Congressman Sherman (Sherman@BradSherman.com) by e-mailing him a simple statement saying, more or less: I agree with Mark Yoshimoto Nemcoff that children's literacy can be inspired through audiobooks . Feel free to change the message as suits you most. I only ask that you reference my name so Congressman Sherman can know better why you are writing based upon my meeting with him. And please, for your own sake, don't try to be funny and send him the kind of messages that will ultimately get you into trouble. Please understand this is not a joke nor some elaborate prank of some kind, it's one of those very rare moments I am being completely serious about something I believe very strongly about. Those of you who know me, know that I never hesitate to speak up about a cause that I feel is important and I hope that you too, feel that children's literacy is a matter you care enough about to send just one email. And those of you who are writers yourselves, please join me in this effort because inspiring today's kids into becoming tomorrow's readers means a future that's brighter for everybody.