SAN ANTONIO – A single vote made the difference in a Lytle ISD school board election. Turns out, it was the only vote. The final tally: 1-0.
“Going back to your old textbooks: your vote counts,” Lytle ISD spokesperson Derrick Adams says. “Your vote makes a difference.”
The million dollar question around Lytle: who is the one person who voted? That person isn’t talking but everyone else is, telling News 4 this is embarrassing for the town.
He likes to call these devices a hand held computer, but is trying to find a better name to call it.
At first I thought it may have been an old video, but it was published just a few days ago.
Details @ foodbeast.com
Four years after he began his project to write out every word of the Bible, Phillip Patterson penned the very last lines Saturday at an upstate New York church.
“Every single curly-q, every single loop, it was all worth it,” said Patterson, 63, moments after inking the final two verses of the King James Bible. “I’m really going to miss this writing.”
It took Patterson just a few minutes to copy the final lines of the Book of Revelation before a crowd of about 125 people at St. Peter’s Presbyterian Church in Spencertown. He ended the ceremony by saying “Amen.”
Patterson, of Philmont, began copying the complete King James Bible in his neat, looping handwriting in 2009. He spent two years copying the first five books of the Bible as a prototype before starting fresh. He said he’ll spend about another year working on the book’s binding and covers before donating the fully completed Bible – more than 2,400 pages – to St. Peter’s as a gift.
For now, he said, he’ll just have to get used to his new life without holding a Pigma Micron pen every day.
Did anyone just tell they guy he could of just bought a copy? Heck, you can even get it free at some places. 😉