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On Saturday, the Nevada State Democratic Party, together with county parties across the state, will host a Day of Action to show Democrats up and down the ticket the that grassroots network that registered tens of thousands of voters and turned Nevada blue in 2008 is still running strong.

Please join us to register voters from 10 a.m. to noon this Saturday, April 25. Let抯 show Pres. Obama and Sen. Reid how the 2008 election changed Nevada forever by registering as many new Democrats to vote as possible at this important event.

Nevadans, along with the rest of America, voted for change in 2008. Now Pres. Obama and Sen. Reid are working hard to bring you that change ?to create jobs and strengthen the economy, make health care affordable and reverse the failed policies of the Bush administration.

On May 26, Barack Obama will return to Nevada for the first time as president to support Sen. Reid. In honor of his return, the Nevada State Democratic Party is calling on people like you to show the president that we抮e still energized. Help show Pres. Obama that Nevada is blue to stay.

Sign up for the Day of Action with the Nevada State Democratic Party staff today by emailing rsvp@nvdems.com or by calling 702-737-8683 or 775-323-8683 for more information. Join us at one of these locations:

Washoe County Democratic Party Headquarters (Note: For this location only, volunteer opportunites start at both 10am and noon)
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Nevada State Democratic Party Headquarters
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Silver Springs Park
2028 Silver Springs Pkwy.
Henderson, Nev. 89074

Rafael Rivera Park
2090 Stewart Ave.
Las Vegas, Nev. 89101

Mountain Crest Park
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Civic Center
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Mesquite, NV 89027

The home of Paul Reeves
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The Legacy of Learning, Part One
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Daniel 1:17-20; 2:19-23

Slice it any way you wish, ignorance is not bliss. Dress it in whatever garb you please, ignorance is not attractive. Neither is it the mark of humility nor the path to spirituality. It certainly is not the companion of wisdom.

On the contrary, it is the breeding ground for fear, prejudice, and superstition . . . the feeding trough for unthinking animals . . . the training field for slavery. It is blind and naked (Tennyson), the mother of impudence (Spurgeon), it brings despairing darkness (Shakespeare), never settles a question (Disraeli), nor promotes innocence (Browning). And yet it remains the favorite plea of the guilty, the excuse of the lazy---and even the Christian's rationalization for immaturity.

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We dare not fall into that trap! Our spiritual fathers didn't. Trace your heritage back to Moses and you find that the people were given the Truth of God in written form that they might know and that their children might know the right path to follow.

In Samuel's day, a school of the prophets was formed to dispel the ignorance among the people.

This philosophy carried into the New Testament as Jesus frequently rebuked His listeners for not reading, not knowing the underlying principles for living. How often Paul expressed similar convictions with such strong words as, "I do not want you to be unaware." Dr. Luke commended the church at Berea because they were "examining the Scriptures daily to see whether these things were so" (Acts 17:11).

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Daniel and his three fellow Hebrews mentioned in Daniel 1 provide one of many biblical examples of human intellect employed for God's purposes. As you read today's Scripture, notice the quality and the source of Daniel's intellect.

What can you do to receive fully the mental riches God makes available to you? How can you get started today?

Excerpted from Come Before Winter and Share My Hope, Copyright ?1985, 1994 by Charles R. Swindoll, Inc. All rights reserved worldwide. Used by permission.

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WASHINGTON ?For the first time in years, more Americans than not say the country is headed in the right direction, a sign that Barack Obama has used the first 100 days of his presidency to lift the public's mood and inspire hopes for a brighter future.

Intensely worried about their personal finances and medical expenses, Americans nonetheless appear realistic about the time Obama might need to turn things around, according to an Associated Press-GfK poll. It shows most Americans consider their new president to be a strong, ethical and empathetic leader who is working to change Washington.

Nobody knows how long the honeymoon will last, but Obama has clearly transformed the yes-we-can spirit of his candidacy into a tool of governance. His ability to inspire confidence ?Obama's second book is titled "The Audacity of Hope" ?has thus far buffered the president against the harsh political realities of two wars, a global economic meltdown and countless domestic challenges.

"He presents a very positive outlook," said Cheryl Wetherington, 35, an independent voter who runs a chocolate shop in Gardner, Kan. "He's very well-spoken and very vocal about what direction should be taken."

But other AP-GfK findings could signal trouble for Obama as he approaches his 100th day in office, April 29:

_While there is evidence that people feel more optimistic about the economy, 65 percent said it's difficult for them and their families to get ahead. More than one-third know of a family member who recently lost a job.

_More than 90 percent of Americans consider the economy an important issue, the highest ever in AP polling.

_Nearly 80 percent believe that the rising federal debt will hurt future generations, and Obama is getting mixed reviews at best for his handling of the issue.

And yet, the percentage of Americans saying the country is headed in the right direction rose to 48 percent, up from 40 percent in February. Forty-four percent say the nation is on the wrong track.

Not since January 2004, shortly after the capture of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein, has an AP survey found more "right direction" than "wrong direction" respondents.

So far, Obama has defied the odds by producing a sustained trend toward optimism. It began with his election.

But he is aware that his political prospects are directly linked to such numbers. If at the end of his term the public is no more assured that Washington is competent and accountable and that the nation is at least on the right track, his re-election prospects will be doubtful.

"I will be held accountable," Obama said a few weeks into his presidency. "You know, I've got four years. ... If I don't have this done in three years, then there's going to be a one-term proposition."

The AP-GfK poll suggests that 64 percent of the public approves of Obama's job performance, down just slightly from 67 percent in February. President George W. Bush's approval ratings hovered in the high 50s after his first 100 days in office.

But Obama also has become a somewhat polarizing figure, with just 24 percent of Republicans approving of his performance ?down from 33 percent in February. Obama campaigned on a promise ?just as Bush had ?to end the party-first mind-set that breeds gridlock in Washington.

Obama is not the first president who sought to tap the deep well of American optimism ?the never-say-die spirit that Americans like to see in themselves.

Even as he briefly closed the nation's banks, Franklin Delano Roosevelt spoke in the first days of his presidency of the "confidence and courage" needed to fix the U.S. economy. "Together we cannot fail," he declared.

"When Obama came in," said D.T. Brown, 39, a Mount Vernon, Ill., radio show host who voted against Obama, "it was just a breath of fresh air."

Others said their newfound optimism had nothing to do with Obama, but rather with an era of personal responsibility they believe has come with the economic meltdown.

"I think people are beginning to turn in that direction and realize that there's not always going to be somebody to catch them when things fall down," said Dwight Hageman, 66, a retired welder from Newberg, Ore., who voted against Obama.

The AP-GfK Poll was conducted April 16-20 by GfK Roper Public Affairs and Media. It involved telephone interviews on landline and cell phones with 1,000 adults nationwide. The margin of sampling error is plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.

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Today's Readings : Acts 9:26-43; Joshua 5:2-6:27; Job 23

Today's verse: Acts 9:27

But Barnabas took him and brought him to the apostles.
He told them how Saul on his journey had seen
the Lord and that the Lord had spoken to him,
and how in Damascus he had preached
fearlessly in the name of Jesus.

New International Version

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Organizational Leadership Quarterly News Update

Wednesday, April 22, 2009 3:46 PM
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Spring 2009

*****Organizational Leadership Quarterly News Update
A summary of newsmakers, alumni advancements, events,
and the latest developments at GSEP.

[[Program Enriched to Better Prepare Students for Success in the Modern Workplace

The Doctor of Education in Organizational Leadership (EDOL) program has been enhanced with the addition of an option for online-learning, sometimes referred to as distributed or remote learning, and two new classes relevant to current market trends. The changes offer students progressive skills-training and a competitive advantage over their peers in a period of economic uncertainty. more>> ]]

Phi Delta Kappa Honors Emeritus Professor of Education with Emeriti Membership Status

<<<<< ***** Dr. Diana Hiatt-Michael, emeritus professor of Education, was honored with emeriti membership status by the board of Phi Delta Kappa (PDK) in Bloomington, Indiana. PDK is a dedicated advocate for public schools and strives to prepare the next generation of educators. Through a wide range of initiatives based on visionary leadership, relevant research, and dedicated service, PDK serves practicing teachers, administrators, college educators, and those concerned about public education. more>> >>>>> *4477777

Student Presents Best Practices for Literacy Coaches at Regional, National, and International Conferences

Nicole Simmons presented her proposal on best practices for developing Literacy Coaches and their capacity to lead, entitled �Literacy Coach as Teacher Leader,� at the California Association of Teachers English conference from February 20 to 22 in Santa Clarita, California. The conference topic was �Voices at the Epicenter of Change,� and more than a thousand representatives of the California school system were in attendance. more>>

OL Candidate Promoting Student Leadership at Community Colleges

<<< ***** Student Nikki Schaper has been researching the valuable topic of student leadership activities in the community college setting. Her dissertation, entitled The Relationship of Gender and Position on the Leadership Actions of Select Student Government Leaders in California Community Colleges, discusses the leadership actions of students, the relationship between student government positions and actions, and the gender differences in student government using the Student Leadership Practices Inventory (S-LPI) (Kouzes and Posner, 2005). more>> >>> *447777

In The News �
***** Education Review, February 6: Dr. June Schmieder-Ramirez, professor of education, was highlighted in the journal of book reviews for her assessment of Robert Sternberg's book Wisdom, Intelligence, and Creativity Synthesized (Cambridge University Press, 2003). Sternberg is the dean of the School of Arts and Sciences and professor of psychology at Tufts University.

***** ACCCA Reports, February: The newsletter for the Association of California Community College Administrators included a full-page feature on the upgrades to the EDOL program, including the new Global Access format. The hybrid model, which offers 40% of classes online and 60% in-person at the West Los Angeles Graduate Campus, was developed to accommodate the nontraditional student who prefers the freedom of online learning and a fresh academic approach. In addition, Global Access is accessible to students who live across the nation or globe, but who wish to enjoy the prestige gained from earning a doctoral degree from Pepperdine University.

Alumni Updates �

***** Michael Moodian, �07, edited Contemporary Leadership and Intercultural Competence (Sage Publications, 2008). The book is composed of 20 chapters, many of which are written by GSEP faculty and alumni, and addresses the evolving role of cultural diversity in the modern workplace.

Tod Burnett, '05, was named the ninth president of Saddleback College in Mission Viejo, California. Burnett was appointed vice chancellor of the California Community Colleges in 2006 by governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, and previously served as his secretary of Deputy Appointments. Burnett has held appointments made by president George Bush and mayor Richard Riordan.

Resources �

<<< *****NEW ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP � APPLY NOW
GSEP is excited to announce a new scholarship program to support Pepperdine alumni during the current economic downturn. The Waves Education Development Growth and Excellence (EDGE) program is open to all Pepperdine alumni interested in pursuing one of the six master's or five doctoral degrees offered at GSEP starting in summer or fall 2009. Waves EDGE was created to demonstrate GSEP's concern for our valued Pepperdine alumni, and reach out to them in a meaningful way during these difficult economic times.

Recipients will be awarded $5,000 toward a master�s degree, and $10,000 toward a doctoral degree, to be disbursed over the first 3 terms of their program. To qualify, applicants must meet the admissions requirements and be accepted to their program of choice, complete a 2009-2010 Free Application for Federal Student Aid, and submit the three question scholarship application. Awards will be based on financial need, clarity of career goals, and alumni affinity for the university's mission.

Call Financial Aid at 310-568-5775, e-mail gsepfaid@pepperdine.edu or visit the web site. >>> *44777

***** WRITING SUPPORT
The Writing Support Center (WLA Graduate Campus, Room 522) offers guidance on the dissertation process, comprehensive reviews of papers and dissertations, advice on APA formatting, and workshops on writing mechanics. Make an appointment to talk in-person, over the phone, or via SKYPE, or visit the center during walk-in hours (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and Tuesday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).

Call Gina Meister at 310-258-2815, e-mail regina.meister@pepperdine.edu or visit the web site.

CAREER SERVICES
Advance your career by utilizing the specialized support and resources provided by GSEP Career Services. Assistance includes career counseling, cover letter and resume review, job search guidance, and interview preparation. Career Services also hosts PepPro, an easy-to-use database listing open positions, networking events, and other tools.

To set-up your PepPro username and password:
1. Visit https://gsep-pepperdine-csm.symplicity.com/students/
2. Click on the "Register" tab

Call Career Services at 310-568-5666, e-mail gsep.careerservices@pepperdine.edu or visit the web site.

PROFESSIONAL ADVANCEMENT
Are you interested in enhancing your professional profile? Explore new learning opportunities at a GSEP information session. GSEP offers six master's and five doctoral programs across its five graduate campus locations throughout Southern California and online. Programs are fully accredited by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing and the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, or the American Psychological Association. Visit the web site.

COUNSELING CLINICS
Counseling is one way to enhance your coping skills. GSEP manages three counseling clinics at which members of the Pepperdine community can receive low fee services. The clinics are open to the public, and provide affordable, high quality, individualized therapy in a supportive and accepting environment.

Call the clinics toll-free at 866-396-8970, or visit the web site.

Upcoming Events �

14th Annual Los Angeles Times Festival of Books
April 25, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
April 26, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
UCLA Campus

Please stop by the Pepperdine University booth to see titles from faculty and alumni, including From Crime to Crime by GSEP alumnus Dennis Palumbo.

Phi Delta Kappa Chalk Walk
May 3, 8:30 a.m.
Exposition Park, Los Angeles

Chalk Walk is a fundraiser to support teachers locally and nationally by improving the status of the educational profession and creating community solidarity. Chalk Walk is sponsored by Phi Delta Kappa (PDK), the premier professional association for educators. PDK serves practicing teachers, administrators, college educators, and those concerned about public education.

Call April Uhlig at 310-568-5770, e-mail pdk@pepperdine.edu.
Visit the Chalk Walk web site.
Visit the PDK web site.

Lessons from Successful Charter Schools
May 9, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. (check-in begins at 8:30 a.m.)
West Los Angeles Graduate Campus

***** Are you interested in or currently working at a California charter school? Attend this upcoming seminar, hosted by the GSEP Superintendent Advisory Council, to increase your skills and network with charter school leaders. Discussion topics will include using accountability measures and datat to improve student achievement, parent engagement and outreach, creating a college-bound culture, and utilizing community partnerships to support student achievement. Presenters will include experts and peers from the Alliance for College-Ready Public Schools, Global Education Academy (K-5), Camino Nuevo Charter School (K-8), Oakland Aviation High School, and Gertz-Ressler High School. In addition, principals from local charter schools will be present and recruiting teachers for open
positions. The $10 cost includes the seminar, breakfast, and lunch.
Call 310-568-5622 or RSVP online.

Commencement
June 20, 10:30 a.m.
Malibu Campus, Alumni Park

***** Sharon Draper, a New York Times best-selling author and five-time winner of the Coretta Scott King Literary Award, will give the commencement speech, and alumna (2004) Jennifer Trubenbach, executive director of Operation of Hope, an organization that performs free facial reconstructive surgeries on children in need, will receive the 2009 Distinguished Alumnus Award.

Call Vanessa Jahn at 310-568-2344 or e-mail vanessa.jahn@pepperdine.edu
Visit the Graduation web site.

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Wednesday, April 22, 2009 11:48 AM
From: "Al Gore, Repower America" {info@wecansolveit.org}
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Dear Tony,

In order to solve the climate crisis, we can't just change light bulbs -- we need to change laws.

We're closer today than ever before. Right now, Congress is debating clean energy legislation that will jumpstart our economy and help solve the climate crisis.

On this Earth Day, can I depend on you to support this crucial legislation?

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Yes. I'll get 10 people to sign the petition in support of clean energy legislation within the next week.

This is the historic comprehensive energy legislation that we've been waiting for. It will create millions of jobs and help solve the climate crisis by closing the carbon pollution loophole.

After so many years of inaction and obstruction, it's incredible that we have finally reached this point. But the legislative process is never easy. With powerful forces fighting hard to maintain the status quo, it will take all of us working together to seize this moment.

Today, you are one of more than two million Repower America members, and tens of millions of Americans, who want to take positive action for our planet. This is it -- a chance to demonstrate nationwide support for clean energy to our leaders in Congress, and help to bring about a new economic era based on clean energy.

So please, talk to your friends. Talk to your parents or grandparents. Start a conversation with a co-worker. And ask them to join with you and the millions of other Americans who want Congress to support clean energy jobs by closing the carbon pollution loophole.

Yes. I'll get 10 people to support this historic clean energy legislation in Congress.

I support clean energy but I'd like to help in other ways.

Your efforts have brought us this far. I hope you take this opportunity to make this ***** a historic Earth Day.

Thank you,

Al Gore

Wednesday, April 22, 2009 12:04 PM
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^^^For Immediate Release: April 22, 2009

GOVERNOR MOVES FORWARD WITH STIMULUS FUND PLANS

"Governor Jim Gibbons continues working with the Federal Government to obtain and utilize the maximum amount of Stimulus Package dollars possible. 'With our high unemployment and our deep economic crisis, I am working to get the dollars we have been promised injected into our State~{!/~}s economy as soon as possible.' Governor Gibbons discussed the Stimulus Package after participating in a conference call with Vice-President Joe Biden yesterday. *1352 ' ~{!0~}I asked Vice-President Biden directly to do everything he and his Administration can do to quickly clarify the guidance rules for Stimulus Package funds in order to expedite getting the money into our economy,~{!1~}
' Gibbons said, ' ~{!0~}Vice-President Biden acknowledged to me that he is aware of how hard Nevada has been hit during this economic crisis.~{!1~} '

[To be continued ... ] Governor Jim Gibbons and his
senior staff discuss Stimulus Package issues on a conference call with
Vice-President Joe Biden on Tuesday

Gibbons noted that thousands of Nevadans are suffering due to home foreclosures, layoffs, inability to afford medical care, and other consequences of the economic crisis. ~{!0~}The Stimulus Package legislation is stuck in the beltway bureaucracy,~{!1~} Gibbons said, ~{!0~}We must move faster to help the people of Nevada.~{!1~}

Governor Gibbons also asked Vice-President Biden to closely monitor progress of the Stimulus Package regulations to make sure the regulations are fair and flexible.

Vice-President Biden told Governor Gibbons and the other governors to contact him directly for assistance if difficulties emerge with the distribution of Stimulus Package funds. The Vice-President also noted that there is some delay in certain areas of Stimulus Fund distribution because some federal agencies are not yet fully staffed since the Administration change.

Governor Gibbons also announced that the Governor~{!/~}s Chief of Staff and Deputy Chief of Staff will travel to a special meeting in Washington D.C. next week in order to obtain clarifications of Stimulus Package rules and regulations so Nevadans can benefit from the funds as soon as possible.

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Daniel Burns Communications Director - (775) 684-5667 cell (702) 290-8980
Office of the Governor . 101 North Carson Street . Carson City, NV 89701 . Fax: (775) 684-7198
Grant Sawyer State Office Bldg . 555 East Washington, Suite 5100 . Las Vegas, NV 89101 . Fax: (702) 486-2505

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Wednesday, April 22, 2009 7:47 AM
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April 22, 2009

Senator Harry Reid ?Putting Nevada First

Dear Fellow Nevadan:

I spent most of the last two weeks in our state, talking with Nevadans about the challenges they face, and about what I am doing here in Washington to help. While I was home in Nevada, we received word that our state�s unemployment rate has risen to 10.4 percent. Combine this with our foreclosure problem and declining tourism and you get a pretty clear picture of the challenges confronting our state.

I am doing everything I can to help create jobs in our state, keep people in their homes and improve the economy. The $1.5 billion I helped bring to Nevada will help create thousands of jobs in Nevada in a variety of fields. The omnibus appropriations bill brought another $100 million to our state to fund important projects and create even more jobs over the coming months. We have also been making important investments in renewable energy so Nevada can become the leader in the clean energy revolution. These energy projects create jobs right here in our state, jobs that come from our plentiful natural resources like wind, sunshine, and geothermal energy. These resources won�t run out, and these jobs won�t leave Nevada.

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On Wednesday, I hosted a conference call from my home in Searchlight. I spoke with more than 20,000 Nevadans, sharing with them what is happening in Washington, DC and taking questions on a variety of issues.

On Tuesday, I hosted a Town Hall meeting in Las Vegas, after I had the honor of commissioning Nevada�s first wind turbine. We discussed our state�s clean energy future, the jobs it will create and the diversity it will bring to our state�s economy so we�re not relying too heavily on one industry.

Later on Tuesday, I hosted a Children�s Summit in Las Vegas with hundreds of non-profit organization leaders from around our state. We talked about ways to improve the lives of Nevada�s children by improving education and access to health care.

On Wednesday afternoon, I toured renewable energy and agriculture projects at the greenhouses at the University of Nevada, Reno. One biomass project focused on converting algae to biofuels, a solar retrofit project being done with NV Energy, and an alternative crop project where lettuce is grown using hydroponic methods.

Later on Wednesday, I had the honor of presenting Sparks resident Robert McBride with his long-overdue Purple Heart.

On Thursday, I hosted a workshop in Las Vegas to help Nevadans get their fair share of the Economic Recovery funds. More than 1,400 small business owners, workers, health care providers, energy entrepreneurs, construction workers and others attended this meeting along with 40 representatives from federal agencies and all of my senior policy staff. This plan will create or save 34,000 jobs in Nevada, and I want to make sure that everyone in our state knows how to take advantage of this opportunity.

As you may know, today is Earth Day. While millions of people will celebrate our efforts to keep our planet clean, it is also an opportunity to focus on creating good-paying jobs in Nevada by investing in clean renewable energy.

Thank you for reading this update. I am working hard every day to use what power I have in Washington to help Nevada, to strengthen our state�s economy, and hopefully to make life a little better for everyone in the Silver State.

HARRY REID
United States Senator for Nevada

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Insensitivity, Part Two
by Charles R. Swindoll *1002

1 Peter 4:8

We've been talking about the tragedy of insensitivity in relationships. Parental sensitivity rates desperately low these days. It's part of the fall-out of our rapid pace. Solomon tells us that our children "make themselves known" by their deeds, their actions. He then reminds us that we have ears and eyes that ought to hear and see (Proverbs 20:11-12). But again, it takes time to do that. And again, we're "too busy."

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Let's think that over. A basic task you accepted when you became a parent was the building of self-esteem and confidence into your offspring. Without coming out and saying it, they look to you to help them know how to believe in themselves, feel worthwhile, valuable, secure in a threatening world. In dozens of ways they drop hints that ask for help. The sensitive parent spots the hint, deciphers the code, and wisely brings reinforcement.

In his fine book Hide or Seek, Dr. James Dobson lists the five most common barriers that cause our children to doubt their worth---even when they are deeply loved. The first barrier on the list is "parental insensitivity." Our challenge is to counteract the world's value system, which requires of our little ones either high intelligence or physical attractiveness. It's impossible to shut out this value system entirely, but we must keep things in proper perspective---especially if our kiddos are neither smart nor beauties! Failure to do so can easily result in struggles with inferiority.

The key, I repeat, is sensitivity---tuning into the thoughts and feelings of our kids, listening to the clues they give us, and reacting appropriately. The sensitive heart rubs its fingers along the edges, feeling for the deep cracks . . . the snags . . . taking the time to hear . . . to care . . . to give . . . to share.

It's worth clearing your schedule, I promise.

Excerpted from Come Before Winter and Share My Hope, Copyright ?1985, 1994 by Charles R. Swindoll, Inc. All rights reserved worldwide. Used by permission.

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He Himself knownour frame;
He is mindful that we are but dust.

---Psalm 103:14

...We think we ought instantly, constantly, and effectively to conquer vast Alexander the Great.

And When it doesn't happen--when victoryseems elusive--we grow discouraged.

Whenever I start feeling like that, I need to revisit the life of Moses.

...Here was a man who didn't become effective for God until he was EIGHTY.

Long after most of us would be riding a rocking chair or oushing up daisies. Moses began his spiritual caeer.

And guess what? God used him mightly.

---Senior Pastor Dr. Charles R. Swindoll *1008

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Today's Readings: Acts 9:1-25; Joshua 3:1-5:1; Job 22

Today's verse: Job 22:27

You will pray to him, and he will hear you,
and you will fulfill your vows.

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Obama urges citizens to undertake national service

AP ?President Barack Obama works with volunteers as he and the first lady plant a tree while participating ?By ANN SANNER, Associated Press Writer Ann Sanner, Associated Press Writer ?28 mins ago

WASHINGTON ?Calling on Americans to volunteer, President Barack Obama signed a $5.7 billion national service bill Tuesday that triples the size of the AmeriCorps service program over the next eight years and expands ways for students to earn money for college. "What this legislation does, then, is to help harness this patriotism and connect deeds to needs," said Obama, a former community organizer in Chicago.

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"It creates opportunities to serve for students, seniors and everyone in between," he said. "And it is just the beginning of a sustained, collaborative and focused effort to involve our greatest resource ?our citizens ?in the work of remaking this nation."

Joining Obama was Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, who has been battling brain cancer. Kennedy championed the legislation with Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, and the bill was named in honor of the Massachusetts Democrat.

Kennedy told the audience that included former President Bill Clinton, New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and former first lady Rosalyn Carter that Obama's efforts echoed those of his late brother, President John F. Kennedy.

"Today, another young president has challenged another generation to give back to their nation," Kennedy said, citing his brother's advocacy for the Peace Corps.

The service law expands ways for students and seniors to earn money for college through their volunteer work. It aims to foster and fulfill people's desire to make a difference, such as by mentoring children, cleaning up parks or buildings and weatherizing homes for the poor.

"I'm asking you to help change history's course, put your shoulder up against the wheel," Obama said. "And if you do, I promise you your life will be richer, our country will be stronger, and someday, years from now, you may remember it as the moment when your own story and the American story converged, when they came together, and we met the challenges of our new century."

Bolstering voluntary public service programs has been a priority of Obama, who credits his work as a community organizer in his early 20s for giving him direction in life. The president cited his work in Chicago as an example of how one person can make a difference.

"All that's required on your part is a willingness to make a difference," Obama said. "And that is, after all, the beauty of service: Anybody can do it."

Obama visited the SEED School of Washington, a public boarding school that serves inner-city students facing problems in both the classroom and at home, for the signing ceremony.

Afterward, Obama and first lady Michelle Obama joined Clinton to plant trees at a national park site along the Anacostia River in northeast Washington. At the Kenilworth Park and Aquatic Gardens, Obama rolled up his sleeves with volunteers from the Student Conservation Association and local public high schools.

"Somebody forgot my boots," Obama joked to the students.

Obama on Tuesday also nominated Nike Inc. vice president Maria Eitel to lead the federal agency that oversees the country's national service programs.

Eitel, who's also president of the Nike Foundation, would have to be confirmed by the Senate to become CEO of the Corporation for National and Community Service.

Congress passed the bill last month with largely bipartisan support and Obama is seeking $1.1 billion to fund it next year. Some Republicans complain it is too costly and is an unnecessary intrusion by government into something Americans already do eagerly and in great numbers ?helping their neighbors and communities.

The legislation provides for gradually increasing the size of the Clinton-era AmeriCorps to 250,000 enrollees from its current 75,000. It outlines five broad categories where people can direct their service: helping the poor, improving education, encouraging energy efficiency, strengthening access to health care and assisting veterans.

AmeriCorps offers a range of volunteer opportunities including housing construction, youth outreach, disaster response and caring for the elderly. Most receive an annual stipend of slightly less than $12,000 for working 10 months to a year.

AmeriCorps has seen a recent surge in applications, according to the Corporation for National and Community Service, which oversees the program.

In March, the organization received 17,038 online AmeriCorps applications, nearly double those received in the previous month and nearly triple the 6,770 received last March.

Alan Solomont, who chairs AmeriCorps' board, said former President John F. Kennedy's call to service inspired more people to help others than just those who joined the Peace Corps. He said this national service legislation could produce the same effect.

"It is not unlike the moment in 1960 when President Kennedy asked Americans, you know, to serve, but it is certainly going to engage millions more today," Solomont said in a conference call arranged by the White House.

The bill also ties volunteer work to money for college.

People 55 and older could earn $1,000 education awards by getting involved in public service. Those awards can be transferred to a child, grandchild or even someone they mentored.

Students from sixth grade through senior year of high school could earn a $500 education award for helping in their neighborhoods during a new summer program.

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"We can no longer delay" Tuesday, April 21, 2009 10:20 AM
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Dear Tony,

"We can no longer delay putting a framework for a clean energy economy in place."

Those were President Obama's words in last week's economic address when he adopted our call for closing of the carbon pollution loophole -- a critical step towards revitalizing our economy and repowering America.

We've been running ads and talking to people across the country to raise awareness about the carbon pollution loophole. And by adopting our call, President Obama has demonstrated that he understands that a cap on carbon pollution will lead to rapid growth in clean energy investment -- growth that one recent study says could create 15,000 jobs in Nevada. And with Nevada's unemployment at a painful 10.0%, we know there is no time to waste.

But without swift action from Congress, these jobs will be allowed to go elsewhere, as other nations continue to outpace us on progress towards a clean energy economy.

Our leaders are debating crucial legislation right now. They need to know you stand with President Obama and millions of other Americans in calling for a clean energy economy and solutions to the climate crisis.

Please watch the video of President Obama's address and call your Representative today:

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***** I walk in the way of righteousness,
in the midst of the paths of justice.

--- Proverbs 8:20 *7167

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