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Monthly Archives: October 2005
Photo of the Day: Pumpkins
Pumpkins Originally uploaded by !!MNPhotoGuy. Halloween is coming and the shadows are getting long. And winter is coming next.
Posted in Uncategorized
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Tracking True Civil Liberties
Stop the ACLU has a frequent piece that tracks the loss or attack of your civil rights. This weeks post is up here…
Posted in Current Affairs, Weblogs
Tagged aclu, Carnival Civil Liberties, Carnival of True Civil Liberties, stop the ACLU
1 Comment
Is God mad at us?
Ok, The Reverand Jerry Falwell can sound a little whacked once in a while but on this one he is right on. It seems like our nation has been forced to deal with greater than usual proportions of distress in … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Commentary, Current Affairs
Tagged eathquakes, god mad, hurricane, hurricanes, is god mad at us, Jerry falwell, rev jerry falwell
5 Comments
Update on News of Israel: The Jerusalem Prayer Team
Abbas Will Seek "Clear Statement" On the Road Map – Eli Lake PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas will seek an endorsement from President Bush Thursday for the commencement of direct, final-status negotiations with Israel, according to the director of political affairs … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Current Affairs, Politics, Religion
Tagged Abbas, atzmona, bush, christians, condoleezza rice, elei sinai, final-status negotiations, Iranian territory, iraq, isreal, jerusalem, jews, Khalilzad, Palestinian state, Ramadan, saudi arabia, secretary of state, settlement, settlements, tent settlers, Zalmay Khalilzad
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Photo of the Day: St Paul River View
St Paul River View 2 Originally uploaded by !!MNPhotoGuy. I was able to get out last night and try out the handy dandy new tripod for some evening shots. This was really enjoyable and I think it turned out pretty … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Photography
Tagged art, photo of the day, photograph of the day, photography, picture, st paul
3 Comments
Walgreens Gives $100,000 in Support of Gay Games
Let Walgreens know that their $100,000 donation to the 2006 Gay Games is an indication of their commitment to homosexuality and the activities it encompasses. Dear Wayne, Walgreens has given $100,000 to help sponsor the Gay Games in Chicago next … Continue reading
Killed while getting ‘Last Rites’ tattoo
A 28 year old man getting a "Last Rites" tattoo, depicting the face of the a devil, etched into his arm in a Brooklyn shop yesterday felt dizzy, fainted and fell head-first into a display case, shattering its glass top. … Continue reading
Prolife News update: American Life League
hot button issueBOB DORNAN: Former Congressman Robert K. Dornan is joining American Life League’s efforts to protect and defend the lives of preborn children. Dornan’s primary mission as a member of the American Life League team will be refocusing attention … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Cultural Commentary, Current Affairs, Politics, Religion
Tagged abortion, abortion business, abortion pill, abortion rape, BOB DORNAN, ethical, euthanasia, in vitro fertilization, medical research, morning after pill, morning-after, personhood, prayer, stem cell research, unetical, vaccines
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Photo of the Day:Cry
Cry Originally uploaded by Cicero’s. This photo hit me today as a powerful reminder of the pain that is all around us.
Posted in Art, Photography
Tagged art, cicero, cry, photo, photo of the day, photography, picture
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Fred Steele: What a blessing
Last night I got my sox blown off and I was blessed beyond measure. Let me try to tell you the story. You see, we are having a mission conference at our church in a few weeks. The organizers of … Continue reading
Peggy Noonan: ON BUSH
Peggy Noonan compares the life change that Bush made during his midlife crisis when he decide the take the important things seriously and throw out the destructive habits, with the current crisis in the conservative ranks. "Once again there’s a … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Commentary, Politics
Tagged bush, crisis, mid-life, midlife crisis, Peggy noonan
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Photo of the Day:Oh Canada
Oh Canada Originally uploaded by gen i us. Fantastic picture making the Canadian flag for our Canadian friends.
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ScrappleFace on Miers
ScrappleFace has a post tracking some of the current line of questions being thrown at Miers. They seem to be hitting Roe V. Wade pretty hard. It’s a good read.
Posted in Current Affairs, Politics
Tagged mier's, roe v wade, scrappleface
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Chuck Colson: There’s a Monk in the Courtroom
There’s a Monk in the CourtroomThe 14th Incarnation of the Buddha of Compassion and Intelligent Design October 19, 2005 Parents in Dover, Pennsylvania, have sued to block the teaching of intelligent design ordered by the school board. They claim that … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Cultural Commentary, Current Affairs, Politics, Religion
Tagged evolution, Gyatso, intelligent design, Tenzin, Tenzin Gyatso
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High school hosts ‘National Coming Out’
Another bublic school prinipal and school has their head on backwards. Wake up parents. Link: High school hosts ‘National Coming Out’. High school hosts ‘National Coming Out’ Parents protest campus events, including ‘gay’ film festival
Posted in Current Affairs
Tagged coming out, gay, gay film festival, high school, hs, National coming out week, pikesville, Pikesville High school
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Appeals court hears ‘Islamic indoctrination’ case
This is disturbing news. In California (as goes California, so goes the country) the schools are indoctrinating the children on how do become Muslims. A case brought by parents and children challenging a California school district for its practice of … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Current Affairs, Politics
Tagged appeals court, become a muslim, california, court, how to become a muslim, muslim
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Tsunami devastated Sri Lanka still needs help!!
From Evan Balasuriya Hello Everyone, I am back in Minneapolis with the 5th group of Minnesota volunteers from SriLanka and there is yet so much more work to do in Sri Lanka. Below is anupdate on my organization HelpSriLanka.us … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Current Affairs
Tagged Evan Balasuriya, Sri Lanka, tsumani, tsunami relief
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Special News Release – Anthrax scare
Minnesota Vikings football practice was delayed nearly two hours this morning after a player reported finding an unknown white powdery substance on the practice field. Head coach, Mike Tice, immediately suspended practice while police and federal agents were called to … Continue reading
Posted in Fun
Tagged anthrax, humor, joke, minnesota vikings, mn, mn vikings, scare, vikings
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You no longer have the Constitutional right to own property.
With the stroke of a pen, the Supreme Court of the United States effectively rejected one of the most fundamental constitutional freedoms guaranteed to all citizens … … your right to own property.
Posted in Activism, Politics
Tagged constitution, own property, right to own property, surpreme court
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Use it or lose it
Comments by Joseph Farah You’ve heard the expression. "Use it or lose it." It applies to a very important aspect of American life – your right to exercise your faith. Joe has wonderful insight on how we must use this … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Commentary
Tagged exercise your faith, exercise your rights, free speach
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Star Parker, a Star: ‘Millions more’ excuses for blacks?
When comments like this come from someone that has been in the depths of poverty and despair, I think they are more meaningful. Star Parker has been there. Read her bio… Louis Farrakhan’s "Millions More Movement" explains on its website: … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Commentary
Tagged Farrakhan, Louis Farrakhan, Louis Farrakhan's, millions more, star parker
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Kennedy tries water rescue
A life of leisure does not agree with Ted Kennedy. U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy, who has been dogged by criticism since a 1969 car accident in which his passenger drowned, tried to come to the aid of six men trapped … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs
Tagged beach whale, kennedy, picture, rescue, ted kennedy, teddy kennedy
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MN Vikings New Stadium Plan
The Minnesota Vikings have been rocked by scandals and terrible playing this year. During all of this, owners, politicians and others have been pushing forward the concept of a new stadium for the team to play. A new stadium option … Continue reading
ALL-TIME 100 Novels
Time Magazine has published there list of: ALL-TIME 100 Novels. This is a worthwhile reading list for these long winter nights coming up. BTW you can buy the books through Amazon.
Posted in Literature
Tagged 100 best novels, best novels, time, TIME 100 Best, time magazine
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God beats evolution
In a recent CBS survey, God beats evolution by a wide margin. A new poll by CBS News indicates when it comes to the origin of men and women, most Americans reject the theory of evolution and believe they were … Continue reading →