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The writers of Godspell have left the setting for the musical up to the director of each production and Director Susan Loffredi has set the production in a New York City Park with the background of Ground Zero complete with an eight-foot high by 20-foot long chain link fence in front of which a group of talented young adults will take the audience on a journey that will be long remembered.
“The music in this show is wonderful,” said Loffredi. “There’s a great mix of ballads and rock and every song is so well done. This is a cast of wonderful voices and the pit is excellent. The musical includes great songs such as “Day By Day,” “Light Of The World,” “Turn Back Oh Man,” and the lively number, “All For The Best,” done by Jesus and Judas.
As the parables are told, these talented young adults portray a variety of characters including the jealous son whose brother receives his father’s blessing and gifts, a group of sheep and goats, the man badly beaten and ignored by the rich man, the prostitute who was to be stoned and the animals loading onto Noah’s ark among others.

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But you can also search neighborhoodscout.com’s database by city, which is what we did. Most people look for the safest areas with this function, but creeps like us use “advanced search” to reverse the order of safety from highest to lowest. Here are five mini-Meccas of H-Town mayhem…
1. Houston’s worst statistical neighborhood was something of a surprise: Top dishonors went to Airline Drive and North Main from the Loop up to E. 40th Street. I say “something of a surprise” as I know first-hand how bad that neighborhood can be. On David Beebe’s and my Sole of Houston slog through there last December, things were decidedly dicey. A teen-aged prostitute begged to used my cellphone one minute, and the next, a man too drunk to speak in complete sentences attempted to sell us crack, and then wanted to fight us when we refused to buy it. He only staggered off when a cop passed by on Airline.

See the full article from “Houston Press”

The Chicken Ranch – Where Gentlemen Come to Relax and Enjoy.
And I don’t mean Amir!
This may not get past the editors out in Denver. It is a gratuitous story about a famous brothel outside of Las Vegas, a whole lot of money and the entreprenurial spirit of a fine Dallas citizen.
About 20 years ago I met a wealthy young man named Bruce Kahn. He hit it big in night clubs and a few skank topless clubs in the image-is-everything capitol of the world, Dallas, Texas..His money-makers were Brio in Old Town and Etc. at North Park.
At the time I put closed-circuit fights into the bars so I had an in to Kahn, and we had a few mutual friends. I once had him come by the late fight manager Dave Gorman’s gym in Fort Worth where former world champions Donald Curry, Gene Hatcher and Stevie Cruz trained. Kahn couldn’t buy the Dallas Cowboys but I thought he might be interested in buying the contracts of a few promising middleweights.

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By Bob Allen   
LIBERTY, MO — Southern Baptist ministers facing molestation charges in three states had recent days in court.
Robert M. Black, 40, pastor of New Home Baptist Church near St. Joseph, Mo., pleaded not guilty June 18 to felony counts of first-degree statutory rape and attempted enticement of a child.
Black was arrested April 8 after allegedly soliciting sex over the Internet with a police officer posing as a 13-year-old girl. He is scheduled to stand trial Jan. 14.
A grand jury in Waco, Texas, indicted William Frank Brown, 45, June 17 on four counts of sexual assault of a child and four counts of indecency with a child.
Brown, who resigned as pastor of First Baptist Church in Bellmead, Texas, just before the investigation became public, stands accused of molesting two children in incidents that began about four years ago in another state.

See the full article from “Church Executive Magazine”

11:12 PM CDT on Saturday, May 30, 2009
By GROMER JEFFERS Jr. / The Dallas Morning News
gjeffers@dallasnews.com
AUSTIN – There was a time when neighborhoods in northwest Dallas were besieged by massage parlors, bathhouses and rogue bars that served as fronts for prostitution and even the trafficking and exploitation of minors.
Things were so wide open that even the headquarters for the Boy Scouts of America had clear views of the businesses that promoted relaxation, massages, sensual body baths and much more.
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