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VOLUME 64 NUMBER 47 July 12 - 18, 2012
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Dallas ISD Superintendent Mike Miles AnnouncesDepartment of School Leadership Strategic Feeder Divisions
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MUFARO’S BEAUTIFUL DAUGHTERS: AN AFRICAN TALE
The Dallas Post Tribune has selected Dallasnative, American Triple Jumper Ms. CrystalManning as beauty of the week.She is a nativeof Dallas, Texas. Crystal started running track at14 years of age at MacArthur High School, inIrving, Texas.
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Beauty of the WeekMs. Crystal Manning
Ms. Crystal Manning
Mufaro – Ivan Jones, Storyteller – Rick Spivey, Nyasha – Rhianna Mack, Manyara – Charli Armstrong,Villager – Ashley Duplechain, Villager/King – Calvin Roberts
AT PRESS TIME - Dallas ISD Superintendent Mike Miles has finalized the development of strategicfeeder divisions as a key component of the Destination 2020 Plan.
The mission of the Department of School Leadership is to improve the quality of instruction, raisestudent achievement and enhance positive and supportive school cultures. Dividing the district intofive strategic feeder divisions will enable the Department of School Leadership to both effectivelysupport principals, and hold them accountable for high performance results.
The divisions were created based on the following rationale:Continues on Page 2A
Division 1 - Mauricio Dominguez Division 2 - Milan Sevak
Division 3 - Aurora Lora Division 4 - Shirley Ison-Newsome Division 5 - Josie Gutierrez
For more information see page 7A
Serena Williams wins FifthWimbledon Singles Title
(AP) - Serena Williams took down AgnieszkaRadwanska on Saturday, July 7, 2012, to winher fifth Wimbledon title and her career 14thmajor championship.
Serena Williams celebrates win / (AP Photo)
Dallas ISD Superintendent Mike Miles
The Dallas Post Tribune July 12 - 18, 2012Page 2A
YOOUUTTHH TOODDAAYYMrs. Veronica
ZambranoAdvertising ManagerMr. Carrenza Thurmond
Mrs. MillieFerguson
Ms. ChloeBuckley
INGREDIENTS
3 cups unbleachedall-purpose flour
1 1/2 cups sugar1/2 cup dark brown
sugar1 tablespoon baking
soda2 teaspoons baking
powder1 1/2 teaspoons salt1 1/2 teaspoons cin-
namon1 teaspoon fresh-
grated nutmeg
1/2 teaspoon allspice3 cups grated carrots1 1/2 cups chopped
dried apricots1 1/2 cups chopped
pistachios4 large organic eggs1 1/2 cups olive oil1/2 cup organic milk2 tablespoons pure
vanilla extract
PREPARATION
1. Make the batter:Heat oven to 350°F.Butter two 8-inch roundcake pans and line an 8-cup muffin pan and setaside. Combine theflour, sugars, bakingsoda, baking powder,salt, cinnamon, nut-meg, and allspice in alarge bowl. Toss the car-
rots, apricots, and nutsin the flour mixture andset aside. Whisk togeth-er the eggs, olive oil,milk, and vanilla in amedium bowl and addto the flour mixture. Stiruntil just combined.Transfer 3 cups of bat-ter to each cake panand 1/4 cup batter toeach cupcake liner. Bakethe cakes until a tooth-pick inserted in centercomes out clean - about40 minutes for cakesand 20 minutes for cup-cakes. Cool cakes in thepans on a wire rack for20 minutes. Releasecakes from pans andcool completely on therack. If freezing, skip toStep 2. Frost with yourfavorite icing.
Chloé's Weekly Green Tips:
Green Cuisuine: Carrot Pistachio Cake & Cupcakes
This recipe will satisfy kids and adults alike. To prevent a frosting mess, consider buying a few
reusable cupcake containers.
Circulation ManagerMr. Elester Coleman
We are Here to Serve you!
Ms. JoanFowler
We are Here to Serve you!
Circulation Mr. Jermain Clemon
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Chloé Buckley
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•Decrease the span ofsupervision so that 20Executive Directors willeach monitor an average of10 to 12 school principals.
•Allocate resourcesmore evenly and efficientlyamong the schools tomatch student needs.
•Introduce positive com-petition to improve thequality of instruction andencourage division leadersto increase studentachievement beyond theprior year's median.
Executive Directors willbe expected to spend atleast 75 percent of theirtime in schools, workingwith the principals toimprove the quality ofinstruction, increase stu-
dent achievement andbuild positive and support-ive cultures.
The District will be sepa-rated into five divisions:
Division 1 - MauricioDominguez, Assistant
Superintendent
•David W. Carter•Thomas Jefferson•Justin F. Kimball•Sunset
Division 2 - MilanSevak, AssistantSuperintendent
•Emmett J. Conrad•Franklin D. Roosevelt•W.W. Samuell•W.T. White
Division 3 - Aurora Lora,Assistant Superintendent
•Hillcrest•Moises Molina•North Dallas•L.G. Pinkston
Division 4 - Shirley Ison-Newsome, Assistant
Superintendent
•Bryan Adams•James Madison•South Oak Cliff•Woodrow Wilson
Division 5 - JosieGutierrez, Assistant
Superintendent
•W.H. Adamson•Lincoln•Seagoville•Skyline•H. Grady Spruce•Wilmer-Hutchins
Dallas ISD Superintendent Mike Miles announces Department ofSchool Leadership Strategic Feeder Divisions
Spectacular Red PartyJuly 21, 2012
The DallasIndependent SchoolDistrict's Food andChild NutritionServices, in conjunctionwith the TexasDepartment ofAgriculture, will pro-vide free meals toDallas children andyouth, ages onethrough 18, throughthe Summer FoodService Program.
The Summer FoodService Program willrun from Mondaythrough Friday. Theprogram began June 4and will run throughAugust 17. The pro-gram's goal is to ensurethat youth throughoutDallas will not go with-out proper nutritionduring the summermonths.
Dallas ISD studentswho attend summerschool will receive freebreakfasts through theBreakfast in theClassroom program.
A p p r o x i m a t e l y50,000 meals will beprepared for distribu-tion daily.
The participatingsites will be located atDallas ISD schools,parks, colleges, church-es, and activity centersthroughout Dallas.
For more informa-tion and a list of par-ticipating sites, visit
the Web siteswww.dallasisd.org or
www.summerfood.org, or call (214) 932-5500
or 2-1-1.
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Dr. T.R. Lee, Jr., Dr. Theronica Bond,Mrs. Dorothy Lee,
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President/PublisherMrs. Dorothy Lee
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2nd Vice President/Quality Control& Research
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STAFF WRITERSRev. Johnny C. Smith
Mrs. Collen WhiteMs. Ester DavisDr. Joyce Teal
Evangelist Waydell Nixon
CIRCULATIONMr. Elester Coleman
Mrs. Joan Fowler Mr. Samuell Farrell
Mr. Jermain Clemon Mr. Carrenza Thurmond
ADVERTISINGMr. Carrenza Thurmond
Dr. T.R. Lee, Jr.Mrs. Veronica Zambrano
PRODUCTIONMrs. Veronica Zambrano
Ms. Chloe BuckleyMrs. Shirley Gray
PHOTOGRAPHERMr. Floyd Ferguson
Mrs. Constance CannonMr. Frank A. Lott
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ARIES
Can you take a week off fromwork? It’s a perfect week to relaxwith a loved one in one of yourfavorite ways. Even if you can onlyspend a few hours decompressingyou’ll be surprised at how little ittakes to feel bliss this week.
Soul Affirmation: I let the outerworld and inner world changeplaces this weekLucky Numbers: 34, 45, 50
TAURUS
Vibrations this week make every-one feel as if the universe hasgiven them another chance. Yourfresh start may come in a romanticarea. Buy a bouquet of flowers foryour partner on your way homefrom work. See what happens.
Soul Affirmation: I celebrate free-dom of mind this week.Lucky Numbers: 15, 24, 26
GEMINI
A short trip for business reasonsgives you a little personal space tomake some notes to yourself.Remember your best self, andkeep a positiveoutlook. Buy a lottery ticket thisweek at your destination, or watchfor some other type of “found”money.
Soul Affirmation: I judge no one,especially myself this week.Lucky Numbers: 11, 17, 32
CANCER
Your home may need some of yourattention. This is a fine week tocheck the fire alarm battery, putaway gardening equipment, orredecorate your dining area. Theresults of a shopping trip for newbed linens will please you verymuch.
Soul Affirmation: I keep my smileshining, especially at home.Lucky Numbers: 16, 17, 31
LEO
Spend some time in the companyof friends early in the week, thenspend your afternoon relaxing.Your ability to tune out and medi-ate on the goodness that sur-rounds is comes easy. Let the goodvibrations massage you with bliss.
Soul Affirmation: I let positiveemotions carry me through theweek.Lucky Numbers: 5, 23, 34
VIRGO
An unexpected clash may arise thisweek from an unlikely area. Try tomaintain a position as mediator,rather than joining the fray.Loyalties may be stretched, butthey won’t break. What you needis within you. Go there and get it.
Soul Affirmation: My spirit will fillme with gladness.Lucky Numbers: 14, 37, 44
LIBRA
Co-workers or customers may begrumpy this week. Don’t take itpersonally. Dwell in your peacefulinner space and the space aroundyou will reflect the peaceful vibra-tions.
Soul Affirmation: Jewelry reflectsthe beauty of my feelings aboutmyself.Lucky Numbers: 8, 45, 51
SCORPIO
You feel centered this week andfull of efficient energy. Use thisweek to accomplish tasks, makeplans, and finalize arrangementsthat need to bemade. Face into personal responsi-bilities with love and pleasurenow.
Soul Affirmation: I enjoy discover-ing new territory this week.Lucky Numbers: 12, 14, 29
SAGITTARIUS
You can build a bridge with yourimagination to reach the personyou want to meet. Build the verybest bridge your imagination canafford. Yoursoulmate will then cross over toyou. Your intentions are warm andsincere.
Soul Affirmation: Being true toothers is the way to be true tomyself.Lucky Numbers: 13, 29, 40
CAPRICORN
You need to relax. The urge to doeverything will take a toll on youthis week unless you make a con-certed effort to slow your ownvibes down. Think peace love andhappiness and let them be real val-ues for you. Feed your soul.
Soul Affirmation: I calm my emo-tions by forgetting about the past.Lucky Numbers: 23, 31, 40
AQUARIUS
You’ll be efficient and productivethis week if you got some rest.Slow down. Sometimes less ismore, and you’ll see you’re doingbetter than most. Use your talentsto create some free time for your-self.
Soul Affirmation: I go inside myselfto find peace and joy this week.Lucky Numbers: 18, 29, 41
PISCES
Someone wants to argue, and it’sup to you to walk away. It’s easy tolet go of any idea of control if youremember that you are onlyresponsible for your own feelings.Act healthy this week and enjoyyour life.
Soul Affirmation: As chances comearound again. I take advantage ofthem.Lucky Numbers: 27, 33, 44
HOROSCOPES July 12 - 18
A r t i c l e s t h r o u g h o u t T h e D a l l a s P o s t T r i b u n e r e f l e c t t h e v i e w s o f t h e i r a u t h o r s , a n d n o t n e c e s s a r i l y t h o s e o f t h i s p u b l i c a t i o n .
By Mrs. Colleen White
How do you showlove? Do you love froma sincere heart? Do youlove from a sincere con-science? Or do you havea difficult time showingany kind of love? In thebook of 1 Timothy, Paulexplains how we are tolove. He says, "The goal
of this command is love,which comes from apure heart and a goodconscience and a sin-cere faith" (1 Timothy1:5). Knowing how tolove with a sincere heartand pure faith soundslike it is easy to do.However, it is not.
Many of us have notseen a good example oflove in our homes, mar-riages, or from ourfriends. Matter of fact,much of the love we areshown in our society is adistorted type of love.But pure love shouldcome from a good placeinside of us that derives
from our faith. Godwants us to love Himwith a sincere heart andnot with words only, butwith our actions as well.
If you are the kind ofperson who talks a greattalk about your love forGod and others and yet,your actions don't lineup with your words,then you might need totake a moment to thinkabout what you aredoing. None of us loveperfectly. However, wecan learn to love moresincerely. Our heavenlyFather desires that ouractions be a reflectionof a sincere and pure
heart. When we areable to love more sin-cerely and purely, thenwe are getting closer tohow Paul would like forus to love one another.
Do you want to learnhow to love more sin-cerely? The first step isto learn how to worshipGod in faith and truth.Once we are able tolearn how to love Godwith a sincere heart,then our actions willstart to reflect more ofHis love and sincerity.Are you ready to lovewith a God like heart? Iknow I am. Amen?Amen.
A Little Bit of Faith: Begin to Seek God
In this lament psalm,Psalm 12, we see thatwickedness abounds.Ever since the entranceof sin by Adam as notedin Genesis 3:1-7, 9 andRomans 5:12, we areconstantly confrontedwith the evil and viciousbehavior of mankind.Although wickednessmay run rampart in ourworld, God, in His owngood timing, will dis-pose of it and bring ulti-mate peace when Satanand his cohorts are con-signed to the lake of fireand brimstone(Revelation 20:10). Inaddition to Satan andhis cohorts being con-signed to their perma-
nent home, all of thewicked dead will also bejudged at the GreatWhite Throne Judgmentand also be consignedto the lake of fire(Revelation 20:11-15).Yes, wickedness will ulti-mately be disposed ofand righteousness willprevail.
In verses 1-2, thepsalmist cries outearnestly for God'sdeliverance in the midstof godlessness, evenfeeling that godly peo-ple had vanished fromthe earth - "Help, LORD;for the godly manceaseth; for the faithfulfail from among thechildren of men." In themidst of godlessness,God still has saints whowill not bow to the pres-sures of evil in our land.David felt that the right-eous had vanished fromthe earth because of theprevailing wickedness of
his day. Instead of thepresence of those whouphold God's word, thesociety in David's timewas corrupt and thewicked spoke lies andwas deceptive (v. 2). Toend the boastful anddeceptive activity, Davidprayed that the Lordwould destroy them andbring closure to theirdeceptive plans (vs. 3-4).
The words of evil peo-ple may be influentialand powerful, but Godwill put an end to theirexistence. The Lordmay even allow suchmen to appear in histo-ry; however, when theirtime is up, He will dis-pose of them asNebuchadnezzar (Daniel3:1-12) and Herod theGreat (Matthew 2:1-8).Having prayed earnestlyfor God's help, David isassured that God willdeliver those who are
oppressed by thewicked (v. 5). Knowingthat the oppressed willbe delivered, Davidexpressed his confi-dence in the unfailingwords of God, evenbeing surrounded bythe wicked - "The wordsof the LORD are purewords" (v. 6).
Yes, the Lord promis-es to deliver us from thetarnishing and evil activ-ities of the wicked. Letus continue to trust inHis word because it isuntainted and perfect.Psalm 18:30 say - "As forGod, His way is perfect:the word of the Lord istried: He is a buckler toall those that trust inHim." In verses 7-8, thepsalmist exudes withconfidence that God'sword would safeguardthe godly even in themidst of the arrogantbehavior of the wicked.
May God Bless!
"A SURVEY OF THE BOOK OF PSALMS " “A Cry for God’s Help in the Midst of Wickedness”Psalm 12:1-8
Rev. Johnny C. Smith,Pastor – Mount Moriah
Missionary Baptist Church
On Friday, June 29,2012, Congress workedagainst the clock in anincreasingly rare formof bipartisanship andpassed a $105 billiontransportation billknown as the Moving
Ahead for Progress inthe 21st Century Act(MAP -21). The Houseof Representatives andthe Senate briefly cametogether to prevent stu-dent loan interest ratesfrom doubling and to
reauthorize infrastruc-ture policy, which willcreate and save millionsof jobs. As the SeniorTexan on the HouseTransportation andI n f r a s t r u c t u r eCommittee and confer-
ee to the bill, my toppriority was to shapethe legislation in orderto provide benefits forTexas.
Sincerely,Congresswoman
Eddie Bernice Johnson
CONTINUED...
III. Jesus is not comingagain, as some say, toestablish His kingdom.He did that after heascended on the first dayof Pentecost, ten daysafter his ascension. Hewas raided from thedead to sit on the throneof the kingdom (Acts2:30). Of the timeimmediately followingthe resurrection of allthe dead, Paul wrote,"Then cometh the end,when he shall havedelivered up the king-dom to God, even theFather; when he shallput down all the ruleand all authority and
power. For he mustreign, till he hath put allenemies under his feet.The last enemy that shallbe destroyed is death" (ICor. 15:24-25)
IV. Jesus Is ComingAgain To Reward TheRighteous.
In the parable of thetalents, Jesus taught thatwhen he comes again hewill say to the faithful inhis kingdom, "Enter thouinto the joys of thy Lord"(Matt. 25:23)
Paul refers to thisreward as receiving acrown of life (II Tim. 4:8).He calls this reward "Afar more exceeding andeternal weight of glory"(II Cor. 4:17). He refersto it as "A building ofGod, an house not madewith hands, eternal inthe heavens" (II Cor.5f:1).
John said that whenChrist shall appear "weshall be like him, for weshall see him as he is"(I
John 3:2). Just to seeJesus and gaze upon himwould be sufficientreward for living manyyears for him, but thereward of the righteouswill far exceed that: weshall be like him! We willsee him not as he was ababy in a barn inBethlehem; not as ayoung carpenter withcalloused hands; not as aman of sorrows andacquainted with grief;not as he was hangingon a Roman cross; not ashis dead body waswrapped in a windingsheet and placed intothe Aramathean sena-tor's tomb; but we shallsee him as he is! Weshall see him in his glori-fied state, and we shallbe like him! This rewardshould help God's chil-dren through all trials!
V. Jesus Is ComingAgain To TakeVengeance On TheUnrighteous.
Jesus will come with"his mighty angels, inflaming fire takingvengeance on them thatknow not God, and thatobey not the gospel ofour Lord Jesus Christ:who shall be punishedwith everlasting destruc-tion from the presenceof the Lord, and fromthe glory of his power;when he shall come tobe glorified in his saints,and to be admired in allthem that believe(because our testimonywas believed) in thatday" (II Thess. 1:7-10).
"And these shall goaway into everlastingpunishment: but therighteous into life eter-nal" (Matt. 25:46).
Evangelist WaydellNixon has been preach-ing the gospel for 53years. He currentlyserves as Minister atEastside Church ofChrist in Ennis, Texas.
From a Biblical Perspective: Purposes of Christ's Coming
Bro. Waydell Nixon
DEAR EDITOR:
Editorial Board: Chairman - Ms. Chloe Buckley; Vice Chairman -Mrs. Shirley Gray; Consultant - Mrs. Dorothy Lee; Consultant -
Ms. Peggy Walker; Consultant - Mr. Thomas Wattley; Consultant- Dr. Thalia Matherson; Consultant - Ms. Joan Fowler;
Consultant - Dr. Albert Roberts and Consultant - Ms. Ester Davis
ENGLISH
33 districts vie for 20innovation positions
A total of 33 schooldistricts have applied tobe part of a statewidecollaborative designed toreshape the future ofeducation in Texas butthey'll have to wait untilnext month to find out ifthey've been chosen toparticipate in the TexasHigh PerformanceSchools Consortium.
Children's clinic fillsvoid in Oak Cliff
New option for routinecare will now take theburden off emergencyrooms. If you have anappointment, you can beseen in minutes afterarriving. The clinic offersimmunization, checkupsand nonemergencytreatment to patientsage 18 and younger, pro-viding a convenientalternative to hospitalemergency rooms. Feesare based on familyincome. The clinicaccepts Medicaid, thestate's Children's Health
Insurance Program andprivate insurance.
Dallas ISDThe brand-spanking-
new Adamson HighSchool will surely greetmore than a few peoplewith a sense of awe andexcitement when thefirst bell rings August 27.The original, almost cen-tury-old Adamson build-ing in now a historiclandmark.
SPANISH
33 distritos compe-tirán por 20 puestos de
la innovaciónUn total de 33 distri-
tos escolares han solici-tado formar parte deuna colaboración a nivelestatal diseñado parareplantear el futuro de laeducación en Texas, perotendremos que esperarhasta el próximo mespara saber si han sidoelegidos para participaren el rendimiento deSecundarias de Texas Lasescuelas del Consorcio.
Clínica de los niñosllena vacío en Oak Cliff
Nueva opción para el
cuidado de rutina ahoraa tomar la carga fuera delas salas de emergencia.Si usted tiene una cita,puede verse en minutosdespués de llegar. Laclínica ofrece inmuniza-ciones, chequeos y eltratamiento no sea deemergencia a la edad de18 años y pacientes másjóvenes, ofreciendo unaalternativa convenientea las salas de emergenciade los hospitales. Las tar-ifas se basan en el ingre-so familiar. La clínicaacepta Medicaid, elPrograma Niños delEstado de Seguro deSalud y los seguros priva-dos.
Dallas ISDLa escuela Adamson
marca nalgadas nuevode alta sin duda dará labienvenida a más deunas pocas personas conun sentido de asombro yemoción cuando suenael timbre de los primeros27 de agosto. El original,casi un siglo deantigüedad Adamsonedificio hoy es un hitohistórico.
The Dallas Post Tribune Page 4AJuly 12 -18, 2012
BE KIND!
Never speak harsh words. Be kind and gentlewith your tongue. For it has been said that thetongue can be like a sword. Think long before
you criticize your neighbor. Your tongue can benasty. Living is one of the most beautiful things
in the world. But the tongue can kill!
JUNE & JULY 2012
SMU OFFERSENRICHING SUMMERCAMPS FOR KIDS AND
TEENS
From fashion designto app development toLEGOS to sports camps,summer activities atSMU enable kids andteens to enjoy a fun andrewarding summer.Camp details:
Summer YouthPrograms
Enrichment work-shops in the areas ofcomputers, writing, art,math, science, reading,LEGOS, study skills,fashion design and lead-ership skills.
When: June 4 -August 3
Ages: 5 - 18Cost: $199- $419Where: SMU-in-
Plano, 5236 TennysonParkway, Plano
SUMMER MEALS ONWHEELS VOLUNTEERSMAKE A DIFFERENCE
Looking for a way tohave fun, while making
a difference in the livesof the homebound eld-erly? Become a sum-mer Meals on Wheelsvolunteer for theVisiting NurseAssociation!
Drivers pick up mealsbetween 9:45 a.m. and10:45 a.m. at one of 22locations across DallasCounty. The averagenumber of meals on aroute is 14.
A volunteer deliveringjust one Meals onWheels route on a sin-gle day saves VNAenough money to pro-vide an elderly individ-ual with a home-deliv-ered meal for an entireweek.
Volunteers choosehow often they want todeliver Meals onWheels and there is nolong-term commitment– only to have fun andmake a difference in thelives of the homeboundelderly.
Additional informa-tion about becoming aMeals on Wheels sum-mer volunteer can beobtained by calling 214-689-2210 or goingonline at www.vna-texas.org.
NEW HOPE BAPTISTCHURCH
New Hope BaptistChurch 139th churchanniversary Sunday,July 22, 2012 at 10:45a.m. Theme: Make aJoyful Noise; this is aTime for Healing,Renewal andRestoration. Rev.Derrick Harkins ofWashington D.C. will bethe morning speaker.Open House/HealthScreening Saturday, July14th 11:00 a.m.- 2:30p.m. Musical Sunday,July 15th 4:00p.m.
For more informationcontact church office214-421-5296.
BOOK SIGNING
Kuwait and Iraq. Theveterans written aboutin these pages are realheroes to me, theycome to the dialysisclinic ready to survive,share humor and histo-ry. We want the readerto learn about our dailystruggle. Published byEdward Harris andAssociates, Inc.
Saturday, July 28,2012
3:00 PMPan African
Connection -828 4thAvenue, Dallas, TX
Rev. Todd M. Atkins, Pastor
ST. JOHNMISSIONARY
BAPTIST CHURCH 2600 S. Marsalis Ave •Dallas, TX
75216 •214-375-4876
ServicesSunday 11:00 a.m.
Sunday School 9:15 a.m. Wed. 12:00 p.m. Bible Study Wed 7:00 p.m. Bible Study “Come and Experience God’s
Love for YOU Each Sunday”
Greenville AvenueChurch of Christ
1013 S. Greenville AveRichardson, Texas 75081
P: 972-644-2335 F: 972-644-9347
SCHEDULE OF SERVICESSunday
Morning Worship 8:00 a.m. Bible Class 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. Evening Worship 6:00 p.m.
WednesdayPrayer Service 7:00 p.m.
Bible Class 7:30 p.m. Thursday
Bible Class 11:00 a.m.
Minister S.T. Gibbs, IIIAssociate Ministers: •John Bradshaw •Ben
Myers • Patrick Worthey Elders: HarleeGlover •Fred Green • Raymond Hart
• David Phillips, Jr.• Johnnie Rodgers, Sr.
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(AP) - After deciding tobring back Boston's agingBig Three for another runat the NBA title, DannyAinge knew he needed tosurround it with more tal-ent.
The Celtics generalmanager settled on for-mer Dallas Mavericksshooting guard JasonTerry as one of the keypieces. Terry has report-edly agreed to a three-year deal for $15 millionthat is only waiting for theNBA's moratorium on freeagent signings to be liftedon July 11 for the deal tobe finalized.
Brandon Bass hasreportedly agreed to athree-year deal that isalso being held up untilthe signing date. Thatgives Boston back itsthird-leading scorer, a 6-foot-8 forward who aver-aged 12.5 points in hisfirst season with theCeltics.
Terry, who is one of the league's top 3-point
shooters, would not keepthe Celtics from bringingback Ray Allen. The 36-year-old Allen has alsomet with the Miami Heat,but salary cap rules allow
Boston to offer him moremoney.
Terry, who is 34, does-n't make the Celtics muchyounger -- especially notif Allen returns. But hegives them depth theyneeded when Allen washobbled with bone spursin his ankle.
The 2009 NBA SixthMan of the Year and amember of the Mavericksteam that won it all in2011, Terry came off thebench to average 15points per game for Dallaslast season. In his career,he has averaged 16.1points and 4.7 rebounds.
Over five years withAtlanta and eight withDallas, Terry is a career 38percent 3-point shooterwho has made 1,788 ofthem over his career --fourth-most in NBA histo-ry. (Allen is first, with2,718.)
During the 2011 post-season, Terry was theMavericks' No. 2 scorer,averaging 17.5 points pergame, hitting three 3-pointers and scoring 27points in all in Dallas'Game 6 victory to clinchits first NBA title.
Former Dallas Maverick Jason Terryagrees to deal with Celtics
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(NNPA) - Sixteen-year-old GabbyDouglas, one of themost talented femalegymnasts in the U.S.,qualified for the 2012Olympics in Londonafter delivering a win-ning routine in the all-around competition atthe U.S. Olympic Trialsin San Jose, Californiaon July 1.
Douglas, who wonGold at the 2011World Championshipsin Tokyo and Gold atthe 2012 Pacific RimChampionships atEverett, gained herautomatic Olympicsbid after edging outcurrent world champi-on Jordyn Wieber witha first place score of123.450 during theAmerican trials.
The Virginia Beach,Va.-born Douglasscored a perfect16.000 score duringthe Amanar vault, theartistic first event ofthe all-around. TheAfrican American teenthen scored a 15.900 inthe uneven bars event,and then scored a14.850 on the balancebeam. She then sealedthe all-around victorywith a 15.300 on thefloor exercise event.
Douglas first begancompeting in majorworld events just twoyears ago when shemoved from her homestate to train withLiang Chow, famous fortraining 2008 GoldMedal gymnast ShawnJohnson. Her hardtraining throughoutthe past couple ofyears paid off, as she’llnow represent the U.S.as a favorite to win theGold in London.
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Nastia Liukin winningthe individual all-around gymnastics goldmedal and MichaelPhelps winning eightswimming gold medalswere the top twoAmerican headlines ofthe 2008 BeijingOlympics. What willthis year's top storiesbe?
As London 2012 fastapproaches, Americansall across the countryare asking this veryquestion. With bothShawn Johnson andLiukin's Olympiccareers finished, as wellas Ryan Lochte stealingmuch of the swimmingspotlight away fromPhelps, much is still upin the air.
That said, here areeight athletes/match-ups you should look outfor come the openingceremonies on July 27:
To be continued nextweek!!!
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Where are the politicsfor the uninsured?
Why did the healthcare ruling rise to thetop of hot topics withsuch a vengeance?Why is health care forUnited States senatorsand representativesabsolutely, positively sovery different from theother American peo-ple? What a shamefuland disgraceful era forour great nation.
Sidebar: Let me say'thanks' in style andpublicly to the group inanother city who madeseveral hundred copiesof my article on healthcare in America and dis-tributed them. I agreewith you. America ismade up of many peo-ple from many places.Our President is a manfrom many places Ourcountry is magnificentdue to that diversifiedand handsomely astutemany and does notbelong to a few.Thanks for reading thispaper and for your com-ments on the articles.End Sidebar.
Grandstanding andgamesmanship per-formances are easilyrecognized by theAmerican people, and Ifind it totally unaccept-able that we playRussian roulette with
people's lives and care-lessly, with a smile,refer to it as 'electionyear politics'.
Conservatives , withhaughtiness and arro-gant are campaigning torepeal the US SupremeCourt's ruling on thePresident's AffordableCare Act. They havebegun a vote to pro-ceed. And as usual cov-ering the airways withthe assurance that itwill be accomplishedeven though the oddsclearly forecast differ-ently. To add anotherinsult to people withouthealth care, governorsare openly and loudlycontending that theywill decline the moneydirected to their states,thus making the deci-sion for a part of yourmedical care. It isimportant that Texansknow that ouresteemed governor hasalready fired off a letterto the Secretary ofHealth and HumanServices denouncingthe President's signa-ture health care law.Where is your letter?Where is your correctvoting card and yourvoting entourage?
Let's cut through thechase. Some Americansdo not want otherAmericans with healthcare. As many years asit has been before pres-idents in the OvalOffice, our electoratewho work for theAmerican people, stillare undecided on howto take care of the prob-lem as I mentioned inlast week's article. Thehigh court has ruled.Please get over it folks,and move on to the real
importance confrontingthe American people.
The Affordable CareAct is a simple to under-stand. The word"affordable" is selfexplanatory. "Care" is ahumanitarian nounwith concerned feelingswho provides for thosethat need it. The timeto "act" is now. We can-not wait another 100hundred years and fivepresidents more. Thisact getS simpler. Fewerand fewer Americanhave health insurance.Nearly 50 millionAmericans have noinsurance and half areunderinsured. Whyshould some Americansbe entitled to the bestmedical care whileother Americans areentitled to bandagecare or no benefits atall?
How did we primarilyget to this crisis? A fewbrief reasons. Manyemployers stoppedoffering it.
Numerous corpora-tions outsourced topoorer countries toreap larger profits.Small businesses couldnot afford it and peoplewith chronic illnesseswere unloaded likeweek-old bread by theirproviders. This is notAmerica to me.Discarding the sick.Threathen the elderly.Stepping on our youth.
Again, where are thepolitics for the unin-sured? Thank you, Mr.President.
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Representatives fromthe Texas League ofYoung Voters EducationFund are inWashington, D.C. todayto act as plaintiffs inTexas v. Holder, the firstVoter ID case to beargued in U.S. DistrictCourt. Texas v. Holdercould pave the way for
legal challenges byother states with VoterID laws.
U.S. Attorney GeneralEric Holder and theJustice Department arebeing sued by the stateof Texas in an attemptto implement a Voter IDbill that would makevoting in the 2012 pres-idential election moredifficult for up to 2.4million registered Texasvoters. As leaders in thefight to defeat Voter IDfor the last year, theTexas League of YoungVoters and African-American studentorganizers from PrairieView A&M and TexasSouthern University areserving as defendant-interveners in the law-suit, represented by theNAACP Legal DefenseFund.
The Texas Voter ID billwould require voters topresent a government-
issued photo ID otherthan a student ID tovote, and would dispro-portionately affectblack voters. Nationally,25 percent of African-American voting age cit-izens do not have a gov-ernment issued ID,compared to only 8 per-cent of white voting agecitizens. Many studentsat Texas’s historicallyblack colleges and uni-versities voted in previ-ous elections in Texasusing the only form ofidentification theyhad—a state-issued stu-dent ID.
The trial beganMonday in UnitedStates District Court.For more informationabout Texas v. Holder orthe Texas League ofYoung Voters, pleasecontact Blake Green at713-542-3003 or by e-mail: [email protected].
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