Pastor Miles McPherson of The Rock Church in San Diego appeared on Fox News with Megyn Kelly today! He also gave a brief speech and a prayer at the Republican National Convention this evening!
Here's a link to the video clip from Fox News:
Pastor Miles & Megyn Kelly Video Clip
Update @ 11:20 a.m. PT on 9/3/08
Carlotta of Christocentric has the text of Pastor Miles' speech and prayer at her blog.
Notice that the C-Span transcriber purposely took out Pastor Miles' reference to Jesus Christ at the end of his prayer!!
Part of my comment over there (awaiting moderation) about this:
Is this so awesome or what??!! Pastor Miles did a FABULOUS job both in the Fox interview and during the RNC convention speech!
How “politically correct” the C-Span transcriber was to eliminate any mention of Jesus Christ in Miles’ final words of his prayer! Trouble is, they may want to blot it out of the written text version - but they can’t eliminate it from the ears of all who heard Jesus’ name proclaimed last night!!
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Update @ 11:42
Found the video clip of Pastor Miles at the C-Span website. [Note: When you get to the site, type in Miles McPherson in the flash video search text box.]
Video Clip of Pastor Miles McPherson at RNC
Oh my...THE VIDEO CLIP SITE LEFT OUT PASTOR MILES ENTIRE PRAYER!! If you click on the "show transcript" box, you will see that the text ends right before the prayer!!
Wow...how arrogant is that??? C-Span - YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELVES!!!
Is Landscape Architecture dead?
Editors at kerb, the annual landscape architecture journal compiled by undergraduates at the Landscape Architecture program @ RMIT, are calling for submissions for their 17th edition. They want to know:
Is Landscape Architecture dead?
Does Landscape Architecture have the capacity to deal with the potentials of the future?
What is the future of Landscape Architecture?
How can landscape be shaped by concepts/models/ideas/theories that are not normally considered relevant to Landscape?
Got some thoughts? Then send them to kerb@ems.rmit.edu.au.
The due date for abstracts is only a few days away — 5 September 2008 — but we are told that they will be happy to accept abstracts and full submissions up until 26 September 2008.
And by abstracts, they mean a 100-250 word outline of the proposed submission - be it written, multimedia, photoessay, model images, etc. The format is open; anything submitted will just need to be accompanied by text.
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