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05:06:37 01/28/11
Saddned- Back in the day Bonus Track
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(Intro) As I stand here besides myself I wonder why I’m sitting here besides myself First it was Kellee and now it’s Michelle At least I’m here on the earth oh well I feel a lot of pain inside, but I have my dignity and pride At least I have my chosen son JT, cause you know I will always love he (Verse) My life is so confused I played the game and I lose The life that I live is the one that I choose Oops here it comes yet another tragedy I miss my chosen son Jose Torres you see I sit in this room feeling sad and lonely No matter what I do bad luck surround me But hold on let me tell the story I had two best friends Raymond and Andy I thought they were done but they really hate me Break into my home they use to have the house key That made me angry so I called the police But hold on here’s another story, Rob and Michael Knight really out to get me But worse of all foster mother hurt me, turn her back on me that’s all right with me What goes around comes back lady, I always knew in my heart you was shady But anyway here’s another story, I use to have a girlfriend by the name of Kellee Said I was too good for her and then she dumped me, Sherry-Ann cheated with the boy called Lean Sometimes I sit and I wonder why me, I’m all by myself I’m so sad and Lonely Excuse me and let me tell my story, life is so confused I played the game and I lose But hold on let me tell the story, I use to have a girl by the name of Kellee But anyway here’s another tragedy, I miss my chosen son Jose Torres you see I sit in this room feeling sad and lonely, no matter what I do children surround me
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16:42:14 05/13/09
Over 12 000 Trees Planted Across Northern Michigan In Early May 2009 By U P Earth Keepers
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Over 12,000 trees planted by Northern Michigan interfaith EarthKeepers during early May across 400 miles of northern Michigan and Minocqua, WisconsinRaging forest fires underline importance of planting treesEarth Day 2009: First tree planted and blessed by northern Michigan bishops and faith leaders on Earth Day 2009 near shores of Lake Superior at Presque Isle in Marquette (Marquette, Michigan) - Northern Michigan residents planted more than 12,000 trees in early May across a 400-mile area of the Upper Peninsula and in northern Wisconsin during the 2009 interfaith EarthKeeper Tree Project.White Spruce and Red Pine seedlings measuring 12 to 16 inches tall were given to over 100 churches and temples in all 15 Upper Peninsula (U.P.) counties and Minocqua, WI, said Catholic EarthKeeper Kyra Fillmore of Marquette, the project distribution coordinator."We hope these trees grow strong and tall," Fillmore said.EarthKeeper volunteers planted the 12,000 trees by homes, camps, parks, American Indian reservations and many other places with help from hundreds of chilren ranging in age from two-years-old to twenty-two.In a tragic irony, within hours of the last trees being planted two raging forest fires erupted in Marquette and Alger counties. In Marquette County, 33 structures were destroyed including 12 homes. In Baraga County, an EarthKeeper tree planter was preparing to bury a cousin at the Pinery Cemetery when the wildfire ripped through the Native American cemetery destroying 45 spirit houses. Fortunately there were no deaths or serious injuries reported. Untold thousands and thousands of trees were burned in the forest fires. The fires underline the need for people to plant trees and remove dead underbrush from around your home."My kids and I had a great time packing trees and planting trees," said Carl Lindquist, who has a son Nels, 13, and a daughter Ingrid, 11, and is executive director of the nonprofit Superior Watershed Partnership in Marquette. "I think everyone likes to feel like they are part of something much bigger than they are."The EarthKeeper team includes ten faith traditions with over 150 participating churches/temples (Catholic, Episcopal, Lutheran, Presbyterian, United Methodist Church, Unitarian Universalist, Baha'i, Jewish, Zen Buddist, Quakers), plus the nonprofit Superior Watershed Partnership, the nonprofit Cedar Tree Institute, and the Northern Michigan University EarthKeeper (NMU EK) Student Team.Three Native American sisters and their mom volunteered at the Marquette tree distribution center. The girls planted trees behind their Gwinn, MI home hoping to attract more wildlife to what has turned into a nature preserve of sorts with a wide variety of wild animals and birds."We've decided to do a wildlife sanctuary in our backyard because we already have deer and many other animals come," said Pamella Vincent, 17, a senior at Gwinn High School. "It will be really cool to see different animals come because of the trees."In the eight-acre area, "we already have Sand Hill Cranes, and deer and coyotes there, so we are trying to get more animals to come," said Paige Vincent, 14, an eighth grader at Gwinn Middle School.The youngest sister, Gilbert Elementary School sixth grader Paula Vincent, 12, said she has spotted cranes and "had popcorn in my hand and a crow came to eat out of my hand.The Vincent family are members of St. James the Less Episcopal Church in Harvey, MI.The girl’s mom Theresa Vincent said her great-grandpa was a Cherokee chief in Maryland who was joined by other relatives in walking the "Trail of Tears" into the Appalachian foothills. Vincent said she has taught her daughters about the respect Native Americans have for the land and wildlife."We're here to help keep the earth green and the trees are important," Theresa Vincent said. The family believes it's important to "keep in touch with Mother Earth" in ways that include "recycling, reducing (energy consumption) and reusing" manmade products.The sisters said Americans Indians have always respected the environment."It's always been tradition for natives that if you take something away from the earth, you have to give it back - or give a blessing - so normally we would give tobacco or (in this case) plant trees," Paige Vincent said. "We're planting trees to give back to Mother Nature."The trees were purchased or donated by the U.P. EarthKeeper team, Superior Watershed Partnership, Holli Forest Products, the Forestland Group, Plum Creek Timber Company and Meister's Greenhouses.Some groups and individuals have donated money to help the tree project including Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Western U.P. Chapter 30918 in Ironwood, MI.The EarthKeepers is "focused on how the faith communities can work together" despite theological differences, said Northern Great Lakes Synod Lutheran Bishop Thomas A. Skrenes."Religious differences are a huge factor in many parts of life and certainly there are big differences between different religious communities," said Bishop Skrenes, the head of 94 U.P. Lutheran congregations with 40,000 members.Skrenes asked "where is it that we can find ways to work together?""Nature is one of those places and EarthKeepers has provided us the opportunity to again renew our relationship with people who are very different in some ways and yet very similar," said Skrenes, an original signer of the EarthKeeper Covenant.Volunteer Johnny Bryant delivered 3,000 seedlings - one fourth of the entire planting effort - from a Marquette warehouse to Messiah Lutheran Church that served as the Marquette County distribution center for 25 churches and temples.In a parking lot of the Marquette distribution center, the trees were blessed by numerous other faith traditions as the seedlings were picked up including a Catholic and Jewish blessing.After speaking in Hebrew, Dr. Michael Grossman, a member an Ishpeming Synagogue, translated what he had said into English and explained some of the Jewish beliefs about protecting the environment."We have blessings for everything in Judaism, so I just blessed the trees," said Grossman, a member of Temple Beth Sholom in Ishpeming. "We are grateful to God for bringing trees from the earth - when we eat we bless the bread - when we drink wine we bless the fruit.""Trees are symbolic of life," Grossman said. "Trees are very important in Judaism as I am sure they are important to all faith traditions."Grossman then planted the trees at several locations in west Marquette County and in the city of Negaunee with help from two employees from his office."We jumped at the chance to help plant the trees," said Rachel Riley, 25, hile standing next to fellow volunteer Kim McCarthy, 35, both of Negaunee. After the long winter, "I've been meaning to get out and do some work."Gail Griffith of Marquette, the EarthKeeper Implementation Team co-chair, brought trees to her congregation at the Marquette Unitarian Universalist Church (MUUC).The MUUC planted seedlings in a Memorial Garden on their property near Harvey, MI and other trees as a future noise buffer to the heavy M-28 traffic that passes by their meeting house. The MUUC donated some of their trees to youth projects including 30 seedlings to a 4-H group.‘We had a blessing of the trees as part of our service," Griffith said.Powell Township students (above) in the first through fourth grades planted about 30 seeedlings donated by the UU congregation. In Big Bay, MI, the first through fourth graders at Powell Township Schools planted about 30 of the UU trees at several locations including in the schoolyard and at near-by Perkins Park.“The students really took on a great deal of empathy for the trees - they carefully placed them in the holes, tucked the dirt around, created moats, stood up the sticks,” said teacher Kathy Wright. “Most kids visit their trees faithfully, sometimes leaving little special rocks or giving the trees and extra drink.”The students and teachers “thank the Unitarian Universalist congregation for the opportunity to connect with our Mother Earth, and for the vehicle to teach our kids about the value of trees and earth stewardship,” Wright said.MUUC member Nancy Irish the planting was more fun than work."We were digging and watering," Irish said. "We talked about how big they would be 20 years from now, and how we might drive by and remember the day that 12,000 trees were planted all across the U.P."Northern Michigan Quakers planted approximately 50 trees during the EarthKeeper project.The Lake Superior Friends is one of two U.P. Quaker groups in northern Michigan (the other is Keweenaw Friends Meeting in Houghton).David McCowen of Lake Superior Friends said at one of their recent meetings a seven-year-old girl said planting trees is one way to respect the planet."I think it is important to help the earth by planting trees, because it is giving and good for the earth," the youngster said.In accordance with their religion, the Quakers quietly support the EarthKeepers and seldom publicly discuss their daily actions that show respect for the earth, wildlife and people, McCowen said.One of the basic testimonials of the Quakers is "Simplicity of Living," McCowen said. "A modern outgrowth of that testimonial is care for the environment.""Being planters of the trees helps us personally take part in continuing that creation," McCowen said. "Here in the UP it is easy to take trees for granted, but trees are a major part of the surroundings that we love.""The technical benefits of trees are well known: carbon sequestration, sound buffers, wind breaks, wildlife habitat, fuel source, cellulose fiber source," McCowen said. "But faith communities have the privilege and responsibility of unselfishly considering the natural environment as being inherently desirable."Lake Superior Friends Meeting member Jim Smit of Harvey said that "stewardship of the earth finds its roots in the biblical account of creation.""Adam's job was to cultivate a garden filled with beautiful trees that produced good fruit," Smit said."Six times in the creation story the writer pauses to say that God looked at what he had made, and behold, it was very good," Smit said, adding "the implication is that we are meant to celebrate the earth and protect it."Smit said an example of Quaker views on the environment was explained during the Faith and Practice book written based on the North Pacific Yearly Meeting that reads in part: "We are obliged to cherish the earth, and to protect all its resources in a spirit of humble stewardship, committed to the right sharing of these resources among people everywhere.""Friends use questions or queries to approach issues of faith, implying that each of us is a seeker after truth," Smit said.The Faith and Practice book from the Friends' (Quaker's) 1972 Philadelphia Yearly Meeting questioned human impact on the environment: "Are you concerned that our increasing power over nature should not be used irresponsibly but with reverence for life and with a sense of the splendor of God's continuing creation?"McCowen said passages in the Bible books of Genesis, Isaiah and Leviticus reflect the Quaker view on nature, land and the Earth:"God saw all that he had made, and it was very good." - Genesis 1:31"You will go out in joy and be led forth in peace; the mountains and hills will burst into song before you, and all the trees of the field will clap their hands." - Isaiah 55:12"Your land must not be sold on a permanent basis, because you do not own it; it belongs to God, and you are like foreigners who are allowed to make use of it." - Leviticus 25:23In Chocolay Township, seven-year-old Isabelle Gostomski was dressed in her finest Sunday dress as she and her father planted a seedling in their front yard."I got it from church and it's a tree - today was my first communion and I got this for a present." said Gostomski, the daughter of Jennifer and Greg Gostomski. The family attends St. Louis the King parish in Harvey, MI.Several faith leaders gave examples how the tree is used in religion in both a literal way and in a figurative way as in the "tree of life."Whiling hosting a planting party on a Bah
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05:17:10 01/02/08
Sonsofday (Worship)
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SONSOFDAY WORSHIP ELGIN OREGON www.sonsofday.com www.myspace.com/sonsofday 4Him - Psalm 112 4Him - Walk On 33Miles - What Could Be Better Aaron Shust - Give It All Away Aaron Shust - My Savior, My God Anthony Evans - Letting Go Audio Adrenaline - Leaving 99 Avalon - Testify To Love Bebo Norman - Falling Down Big Daddy Weave - Every Time I Breathe Big Daddy Weave - Set Me Free Building 429 - No One Else Knows By The Tree - Beautiful One Casting Crowns - Does Anybody Hear Her? Casting Crowns - Lifesong Chris Rice - The Other Side of the Radio Chris Tomlin - Made To Worship David Crowder Band - Wholly Yours dc Talk - Between You And Me dc Talk - Colored People dc Talk - Consume Me dc Talk - Jesus Freak dc Talk - Jesus Is Just Alright dc Talk - My Friend (So Long) dc Talk - My Will dc Talk - Say The Words Delirious? - I Could Sing of Your Love Forever Echoing Angels - You Alone FFH - You Found Me Hawk Nelson - Everything You Ever Wanted Hyper Static Union - Chariot Hyper Static Union - Free Me Hyper Static Union - Praying for Sunny Days(Hot AC Radio Mix) Jars of Clay - Work Jeremy Camp - I Still Believe Jeremy Camp - This Man Jeremy Camp - What it Means John Reuben - Do Not John Waller - The Blessing Leeland - Yes You Have Lincoln Brewster - Everlasting God Mark Harris - For the First Time Matt Kearney - Nothing Left To Lose Matt Redman - You Never Let Go Matthew West - History Matthew West - Next Thing You Know MercyMe - In The Blink Of An Eye MercyMe - Undone Michael W. Smith - All in the Serve Michael W. Smith - For You Michael W. Smith - Here I Am Michael W. Smith - Live The Life Michael W. Smith - Place In This World Nevertheless - The Real Newsboys - I Am Free Newsboys - Something Beautiful Phillips, Craig & Dean - Your Name Pillar- Everything Plus One - God is in This Place Rush Of Fools - Undo Salvador - Heaven Salvador - Shine Sanctus Real - The Face of Love Selah - Bless The Broken Road Shane & Shane - Saved By Grace Skillet - The Last Night SONICFLOOd - I Could Sing of Your Love Forever Starfield - Everything Is Beautiful Starfield - Son of God Steven Curtis Chapman - Dive Steven Curtis Chapman - King Of The Jungle Steven Curtis Chapman - For the Sake of the Call Steven Curtis Chapman - The Great Adventure Switchfoot - I Dare You To Move Tait - Lose This Life The Fray - How To Save A Life The Katinas - One More Time Third Day - God Of Wonders Third Day - I Believe Third Day - Mountain of God Third Day - Tunnel This Beautiful Republic - Right Now tobyMac - Atmosphere tobyMac - Made To Love Timbaland Featuring OneRepublic Apologize Chris Brown Featuring T-Pain Kiss Kiss Soulja Boy Tell'em Crank That (Soulja Boy) Colbie Caillat Bubbly Alicia Keys No One Baby Bash Featuring T-Pain Cyclone Kanye West Stronger Britney Spears Gimme More matchbox twenty How Far We've Come Rihanna Featuring Ne-Yo Hate That I Love You Finger Eleven Paralyzer Wind-up Fergie Clumsy Kanye West Featuring T-Pain Good Life DJ Khaled Featuring T-Pain, Trick Daddy, Rick Ross & Plies Timbaland Featuring Keri Hilson The Way I Are Nickelback Rockstar Jordin Sparks Tattoo 50 Cent Featuring Justin Timberlake & Timbaland Ayo Technology Good Charlotte I Don't Wanna Be In Love (Dance Floor Anthem) Santana Featuring Chad Kroeger Into The Night Britney Spears Piece Of Me Plies Featuring Akon Hypnotized Fergie Big Girls Don't Cry Wyclef Jean Featuring Akon, Lil Wayne & Niia Sweetest Girl (Dollar Bill) Daughtry Over You
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09:45:07 12/30/07
Sons Of Day
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this place music video www.sonsofday.com www.myspace.com/sonsofday 4Him - Psalm 112 4Him - Walk On 33Miles - What Could Be Better Aaron Shust - Give It All Away Aaron Shust - My Savior, My God Anthony Evans - Letting Go Audio Adrenaline - Leaving 99 Avalon - Testify To Love Bebo Norman - Falling Down Big Daddy Weave - Every Time I Breathe Big Daddy Weave - Set Me Free Building 429 - No One Else Knows By The Tree - Beautiful One Casting Crowns - Does Anybody Hear Her? Casting Crowns - Lifesong Chris Rice - The Other Side of the Radio Chris Tomlin - Made To Worship David Crowder Band - Wholly Yours dc Talk - Between You And Me dc Talk - Colored People dc Talk - Consume Me dc Talk - Jesus Freak dc Talk - Jesus Is Just Alright dc Talk - My Friend (So Long) dc Talk - My Will dc Talk - Say The Words Delirious? - I Could Sing of Your Love Forever Echoing Angels - You Alone FFH - You Found Me Hawk Nelson - Everything You Ever Wanted Hyper Static Union - Chariot Hyper Static Union - Free Me Hyper Static Union - Praying for Sunny Days(Hot AC Radio Mix) Jars of Clay - Work Jeremy Camp - I Still Believe Jeremy Camp - This Man Jeremy Camp - What it Means John Reuben - Do Not John Waller - The Blessing Leeland - Yes You Have Lincoln Brewster - Everlasting God Mark Harris - For the First Time Matt Kearney - Nothing Left To Lose Matt Redman - You Never Let Go Matthew West - History Matthew West - Next Thing You Know MercyMe - In The Blink Of An Eye MercyMe - Undone Michael W. Smith - All in the Serve Michael W. Smith - For You Michael W. Smith - Here I Am Michael W. Smith - Live The Life Michael W. Smith - Place In This World Nevertheless - The Real Newsboys - I Am Free Newsboys - Something Beautiful Phillips, Craig & Dean - Your Name Pillar- Everything Plus One - God is in This Place Rush Of Fools - Undo Salvador - Heaven Salvador - Shine Sanctus Real - The Face of Love Selah - Bless The Broken Road Shane & Shane - Saved By Grace Skillet - The Last Night SONICFLOOd - I Could Sing of Your Love Forever Starfield - Everything Is Beautiful Starfield - Son of God Steven Curtis Chapman - Dive Steven Curtis Chapman - King Of The Jungle Steven Curtis Chapman - For the Sake of the Call Steven Curtis Chapman - The Great Adventure Switchfoot - I Dare You To Move Tait - Lose This Life The Fray - How To Save A Life The Katinas - One More Time Third Day - God Of Wonders Third Day - I Believe Third Day - Mountain of God Third Day - Tunnel This Beautiful Republic - Right Now tobyMac - Atmosphere tobyMac - Made To Love Timbaland Featuring OneRepublic Apologize Chris Brown Featuring T-Pain Kiss Kiss Soulja Boy Tell'em Crank That (Soulja Boy) Colbie Caillat Bubbly Alicia Keys No One Baby Bash Featuring T-Pain Cyclone Kanye West Stronger Britney Spears Gimme More matchbox twenty How Far We've Come Rihanna Featuring Ne-Yo Hate That I Love You Finger Eleven Paralyzer Wind-up Fergie Clumsy Kanye West Featuring T-Pain Good Life DJ Khaled Featuring T-Pain, Trick Daddy, Rick Ross & Plies Timbaland Featuring Keri Hilson The Way I Are Nickelback Rockstar Jordin Sparks Tattoo 50 Cent Featuring Justin Timberlake & Timbaland Ayo Technology Good Charlotte I Don't Wanna Be In Love (Dance Floor Anthem) Santana Featuring Chad Kroeger Into The Night Britney Spears Piece Of Me Plies Featuring Akon Hypnotized Fergie Big Girls Don't Cry Wyclef Jean Featuring Akon, Lil Wayne & Niia Sweetest Girl (Dollar Bill) Daughtry Over You
