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WHAT IS THE MAN? — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 07:12:51 EST

It is like a movie (film) soundtrack the new contemporary classic music made in the world by Robson dos Santos brazilian composer.

Please, listen to my music to female voice, flute, oboe, viola, cello and piano, named: PICTURE OF DEATH?!

a. Dead?!
b. Gravitating
c. Valley of the Souls
d. Encounter with the Creator
e. Return

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Our economy is receding further

Blake from Sacramento, CA — Fri, 28 Nov 2008 23:08:02 EST

Times are getting sketchy, and CEOs of big corporations are asking the government for bailouts.

In my mind, I strongly believe that the economy needs to be introduced to a new industry.

If marijuana is legalized on a national level it can be widely distributed, ending underground operation, lowering crime rates, and the public does need something to chill them out once in a while.

Not only that, it can stimulate the economy by giving more jobs and circulate more money.

An industry that is based on a consumable plant means more growth and diversity in the economy.

The strongest economy is a diverse economy.

It can also alleviate the dot com influence if the United States were to become a large export of a consumable plant. The economy will constantly have a demand for consumables.

It's time to end the generations of marijuana prohibition.

Abortion Issue Bigger Than We Thought

Change O'8 — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 14:16:19 EDT

Every undecided voter I've spoken to likes Obama, but are repelled by his stance on abortion.

I think Obama's public discussion of abortion, so far, is inadequate. But Obama has left his view on abortion a little wiggle room, such as, when during the PA debate he said he was unsure about when life began. Then, during the Faith Forum, he said this difficult question was "above [his] pay grade."

I agree with Hillary's comment that abortion should be rare and safe. I think Obama should welcome a vote, once he becomes president, to overturn Roe vs. Wade to state law, and communicate this within the next 45 days to undecided voters.

NATEPERKINS.TV: Black Evangelicals Grassroot Hit The Streets of Atlanta's For Barack Obama

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Message to Barack; GUSTAV!!!

Rpaulino — Sat, 30 Aug 2008 22:58:35 EDT

This blog is directly addressed to Senator Barack Obama. In the name of GOD and you (Mr. Obama); I am ready to assist in any effort directed by you in this time of major concern. I am an IT specialist with over a decade of management experience that happens to be built like a football player. So I make myself available for anything from assisting in the network and communication efforts to cleaning up debris from the street.

The time is now Mr. President, (to be), to take charge, to lead, to react without haste but with keen foresight, to do what you do best. I'm behind you!!!

Obama

Abdiel — Sat, 23 Aug 2008 15:34:02 EDT

I feel so proud to be American, Trinidadian and everything else right now. I feel like Obama has put together such a movement of unity consisting of everyone around the World. When have you seen a presidential nominee that has taken the world by storm? He is loved everywhere in the World and the World is seeing change and America is seeing it too. I have never been so drawn to the presidential campagine like this. Everyday I am watching CNN and trying to find out what Obama is saying next. You know something good is about to happen when a 16 year old is excited about the presidential campagine. YES WE CAN!!!!!

If Obama doensn't win this, then I don't know what I'll do. America needs to wake up and realize that we finally have someone that can make America better. We finally have something different and this just doesn't come along every four years.

NATEPERKINS.TV: Unite for Change Team TRAINING TAPE FOR OBAMA (ONLINE) GRASSROOT

NATEPERKINSTV — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 14:28:32 EDT

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Is Texas in Play? Republican Desperation Seems To Indicate Yes...

Leo — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 19:40:51 EDT

I mean- one day these guys and gals are trying to convince America that Barack Obama is an extremist Muslim, and the next day the same people are trying to pressure Barack to cancel his membership at his Christian Church!

Anybody remember the movie 'Sybil'?

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Barack Obama Supporter — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 18:03:43 EDT

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MY TRIP TO TRINITY

Together We Stand for Change! formerly K. Bell — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 14:36:24 EDT

**PHOTO ON MY PROFILE**

Well, last Sunday me and about 30 other Americans joined together to seek the truth about Obama's church. We decided that we would not be lead by a biased media and see for ourselves what Trinity United was like, and I must tell you that I was very surprised.

We met at my home in Milwaukee from 8 a.m to 9:45 a.m. to leave promptly at 9. Mary Beth arrived first. An older white women, about 50 with gray hair and a cheerful smile she walked in the door proudly wearing a "got hope?" pin in blue and white that highly contrasted her dark sweater and beige and brown shawl. She gave my husband and I a big hug and hello and told her story.

"I am so excited you guys put this event together! she exclaimed. I have been wanting to visit the church but was afraid to do it on my own, this is going to be so exciting. In the beginning I was an Edwards backer, but when he dropped out, I switched to Obama. And now, you couldn't get me to vote for anyone else! she went on. Hillary has gotten so negative that whenever I hear her I just have to turn the channel! Obama has us joining together and he just makes sense!"

Soon after we were joined by about 20 others with their own similar stories and we were set to begin our journey. On the way down we stopped to pick up Glenda who parked in a carpool off the highway. She jumped in the car with a huge "YES WE CAN" and we all chanted with her as we rolled on toward the church.

Judith, who drove in from Minnesota to join us arrived at the church with Valerie and her husband (catholics who had never really felt comfortable in any other type of church) early. They let the church know that we were coming and they sectioned off three rows for us to sit. Upon exiting the highway and approaching the church the first thing I noticed was the abundance of traffic. The parking lot was full and cars were aligned for a least a 1/2 mile in all directions around the church. My husband decided to let us off at the front door and he parked the car. We walked up to the door and a gentlemen opened it for us while saying welcome and "God Bless You."

The contrast between what the media portrayed and what we saw and felt was so stark that it almost seemed as if the people reporting the news were mad. The insanity of the media's perpetuation of the church hit us solidly in our spirits and we walked through people rushing to find seats in an already filled to capacity sanctuary. Even in their rush no one was to busy to lend a smile or a "God Bless You" as they passed us by. Excuse me, a young black gentlemen said, are you the group of 30, "Yes, I said relieved that I didn't have to choose a random person to ask where should we go, "we have saved seats for you!" he said smiling. Just then, Judith came out of the church.

After our group found parking everyone joined us in our reserved seats. Service started with singing. They sang a song of praise in the typical gospel fashion that moved everyone to their feet. The energy was undeniable and our entire group, with or without rhythm were standing a clapping along. Then, they started the Lord's prayer. We watched as the entire church; young and old, blacks and whites started moving across the aisle to join hands with their neighbors across the aisle to say the prayer together. We joined in. This Sunday happened to be a "youth service" so we were lead by a child not older than 7 years old who recited the words with the confidence and clairty of an adult. I cried. Next a performance from the choir and modern dancers. Next, another group of very younger performers who sang "Africa is my friend, it's where I got my hair" in voices of 4-6 year olds who were exclaiming pride for their looks and heritage. It was beautiful.

It surprised me when Rev. Ross announced our group and we all stood up to a round of applause! There was also a church from Wisconsin there as well as a student group all the way from Germany!

Mary Beth was so moved and so excited she started hugging her neighbors while we all giggled. It was a joyous service, filled with hope and love and pride for oneself. At the end of service we wanted to take a picture in front of the sign, a young man stopped and joyously took pictures of us using 4 cameras without a single complaint. The people of Trinity are wonderful and I've seen it first hand.

-Kenya Bell

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JUDITH PENA'S EXPERIENCE

I am lifted!! He has moved me just like many other American's! There is no other person for this Country!

It was Saturday, March 29th, about 12 noon. I was sitting at my computer reading through the blogs on Barack Obama's website when I came across a blog that an event was being put together in Chicago. I read on and it was a bunch of people getting together to drive to Obama's church, Trinity United Christian Church in Chicago. At that moment I felt something, from my toes to the top of my head. I live in Faribault, Minnesota, it would be a 7hour drive. 5 hours later, this Saturday afternoon, I found myself on the road to Chicago. I checked into my hotel at 1 am. I got a wake up call at 7 to get ready for another couple that drove were so kind to meet me at the hotel so I could follow them to the church for the 11 O'clock service. I was trembling all the way with pure excitement!!! I thought to myself, I am going to Barack Obama's church! I am going to walk where he has walked, seen what he has seen, and possibly sit where he has sat. I couldn't believe my own self what I was doing and where I was. I walked in the church only to be greeted with the warmest people I have ever met, hugs, handshakes, smiles, warm welcomes all over the place! I didn't want to leave!! So, we all sat in a specific area that they had reserved for us, there must have been 30 of us. It was the best church service I have ever been too, seriously, I was clapping, singing, moving my body, laughing, smiling, and felt the presence of the Lord all throughout my body and soul. I can see why Barack would NEVER leave this church!!!!

The service ended and we all were wished the best as we walked outside to get a group picture. I still can't believe I was there. I am going to go again, soon! Maybe one day when I go Barack Obama will be there and I can touch him for real instead of just being with his spirit. Barack Obama has moved me so much, not only physically to do the 7 hour drive to attend his church, but in other ways too. I want to know more about the world, I want to meet more people, I want to unite with every color, size, and personality there is in this world. Again, Barack Obama is moving me everyday and because of him, he has given me hope and I can see and feel it in many others.

I cannot see any other person to lead this world then Barack Obama. I totally believe in him and his standards. He will unite the American people and there will be changes happening all over the USA. There is more then hope to this man, there is guarantee's, there is truth, there is a reason he came into this election race.......I truly believe it is an act of God.

Thank you to Mr.& Mrs. Charles and Kenya Bell for creating this event and thank you God for allowing for my safe drive there and back home. I look forward to many more!! I love you guys!!!!

Be Blessed

Miss Judith Pena

"YES WE CAN"
Obama 08

VALERIE'S EXPERIENCE

Well, yesterday was a very special day for me. My husband and I were part of the group that visited Trinity United Church of Christ. The two greeters at the church really made us feel welcomed. Although I am from the Chicago area, most of the group was from the state of Wisconsin. I was really looking forward to this trip for three reasons. First, I am a junkie for all things Barack Obama. I don't post comments often on the blog but I read the blog everyday. His blog gives me a sense of camaraderie with people that I've never met. Second,I was very much looking forward to meeting other people that are so enthusiastically involved with Barack Obama's campaign; and last but not least, I couldn't wait for people to see our diverse group sitting in the pews at Trinity. Visiting Trinity was a very interesting and enjoyable experience for me. I'm African American and I grew up in the Catholic Church. As such, I attended Catholic grammar schools and an all girls Catholic high school. I have visited churches of other denominations but there has always been a small part of me that felt uncomfortable in a church where there is a lot of lively singing and praising. For those of you that don't know much about the Catholic church, the typical service last for only an hour or so. The structure of the service is so rigid (ie reading the same readings every year from the Missalette, kneeling and standing when required). But going to Trinity was so different. Even though I had just met the group going to Trinity yesterday, I felt like we were a family. I felt so comfortable being there and singing praises with them. After the service, we all posed for pictures together in front of the church. We were all so happy to be there. I think that our group embodied exactly what Senator Obama envisions for America. People from different ethnic groups and backgrounds coming together and learning from one another. It was a pleasure meeting everyone yesterday and I would especially like to thank Kenya Bell for being gracious in putting this event together. I hope we can all get together again soon. Sincerely,

Valerie

MARY BETH'S EXPERIENCE

This past Sunday I attended Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago with a diverse group of folks. I encourage you to attend a service at this church. Take a bulletin home and read about all the community support available at this church. As a result of the media the congregation are receiving hate mail and death threats. It is a sad state of affairs when the media is biased and doesn't tell the complete story. As a white woman, 60 years old, I enjoyed the spirit of Trinity. I heard absolutely nothing offensive. Although if I had walked in and walked out a few minutes later I could have misinterpreted the message. Not hearing the entire message. I took a bulletin home and have read and re read its contents. Maybe if you do this you will understand of what Rev White speaks. Please avail yourselves of finding the truth about his special church. Thinking people will never agree 100% with what a pastor preaches or the particular doctrine of any particular denomination. However, repeatedly showing Rev White in small snippets only encourages people to judge a book by its cover. Thanks to Charlie and Kenya to have the insight to sponsor an event like this. Warm hello to all the great people I met.

-Mary Beth

GLENDA'S EXPERIENCE

I cannot think of another place that I would rather have been last Sunday than at Trinity United Church in Chicago with the wonderful group of people assembled by Kenya and Charlie Bell. After a 90-minute drive, Charlie dropped us at the church entrance while he went to park the car. As we entered the church lobby we were met with smiles and warm welcomes from everyone we encountered. A couple of women recognized that I was new (perhaps because I am a senior, white woman) and went out of their way to welcome me graciously. The service was incredible, so spirited and moving. The moment we entered the sanctuary to take our seats, the word that kept repeating in my mind was "Joyous, joyous". A spirit of joy and love surrounded us. The service lasted at least two hours but I never became restless - I wish it might have lasted a bit longer so the wonderful feeling of fellowship wouldn't end. There were no words of anger or hate spoken, only joyous hallelujahs and singing praise to God. This was my first visit to Trinity, but it won't be my last. I encourage any of you within a reasonable distance, attend Trinity Church and experience it for yourself. You will be glad you did.

Glenda Alexander

Proud to be part of this group and even prouder to be a Barack Obama supporter

Great Speech -- Now Back to What's Important

Dawn in Superstition Springs — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 13:38:24 EDT

Obama's speech today was beautiful. Inspiring. But we can't allow ourselves to sit and bask in the glory of today. The Pennsylvania primary and the other primaries are fast approaching. The last day to register voters in Pennsylvania is almost upon us. There is so much work to do...

Hopefully Obama's speech has inspired all of us stop obsessing on Reverend Wright and get back to productive work for the Obama movement again. If you still want to enjoy the night, I understand. Maybe you could pick one small thing to do that will help the Obama movement. I'll commit to doing three things on this list tonight. How many will you do?

Inspired and on Fire!

Genola from Birmingham, AL — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 11:08:54 EST

Isn't it refreshing to feel like you're voting FOR someone and not AGAINST someone?

I saw Barack Obama in Birmingham on yesterday at The University of AlObama at Birmingham. I've been following his campaign very closely. He didn't say anything that I hadn't already heard. With that said, I was still as moved as I was when I heard it the first time on television or online.

I'm glad to be able to vote for a person that I would be proud to call my president. I'm so happy, so moved to tears, to have a candidate who actually does their best to remain above the "muddy game" of negative campaigning.

My Favorite Poem by Rudyard Kipling which Applies to Senator Obama the Most.

Medic427 — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 09:57:01 EST

f you can keep your head when all about you
Are losing theirs and blaming it on you,
If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you
But make allowance for their doubting too,
If you can wait and not be tired by waiting,
Or being lied about, don't deal in lies,
Or being hated, don't give way to hating,
And yet don't look too good, nor talk too wise:

If you can dream--and not make dreams your master,
If you can think--and not make thoughts your aim;
If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster
And treat those two impostors just the same;
If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken
Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools,
Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken,
And stoop and build 'em up with worn-out tools:

If you can make one heap of all your winnings
And risk it all on one turn of pitch-and-toss,
And lose, and start again at your beginnings
And never breath a word about your loss;
If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew
To serve your turn long after they are gone,
And so hold on when there is nothing in you
Except the Will which says to them: "Hold on!"

If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue,
Or walk with kings--nor lose the common touch,
If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you;
If all men count with you, but none too much,
If you can fill the unforgiving minute
With sixty seconds' worth of distance run,
Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it,
And--which is more--you'll be a Man, my son!

--Rudyard Kipling

This is simply

Jay — Wed, 19 Dec 2007 21:12:29 EST

to give me more obama points. That is all. Thank you.

“BLACK COLLEGE STUDENTS FOR BARACK OBAMA” TOLD ATTENDING HILLARY PRESS CONFERENCE WAS “PART OF CLASS” http://fitsnews.com/2007/10/18/fitsnews-exclusive-clintons-claflin-crackdown/

Danielle Clarke USA Vietnam Vet — Fri, 19 Oct 2007 10:14:50 EDT

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Students at Claflin University, a historically black college in Orangeburg, S.C., are accusing the school's administration of prohibiting them from forming a "Students for Barack Obama" chapter, yet simultaneously compelling them to attend a press conference supporting his chief rival for the Democratic presidential nomination, Sen. Hillary Clinton.In fact, several students who serve as volunteers on Obama's presidential campaign tell FITSNews that they were coerced into holding Clinton signs and standing behind State Sen. John Matthews, who unveiled Clinton's higher education plan at a press conference held at the school last week.
About three weeks ago, an honors student at Claflin University says she approached the administration about establishing a Students for Barack Obama chapter at the school. The student was told that she and fellow students could not form such a group on campus, but no reason was given for the school's decision.
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Which would probably explain some of the unenthusiastic expressions visible in this photograph

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“STUDENTS FOR BARACK OBAMA” TOLD ATTENDING
HILLARY PRESS CONFERENCE WAS “PART OF CLASS”