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Deep Thoughts and Musings on a Lazy Fall Saturday
I have been down with an ear and sinus infection most of the week which has added to my insomnia and made me pretty useless. It is no fun to get up in the morning with vertigo. When this happens … Continue reading →
Filed under economics and financial policy, History, iraq,afghanistan, Loose thoughts and musings, Military
Tagged as afghanistan war, Baseball, blessings, bloom county, cold and flu season, deep thoughts, economy, entitlement programs, german 6th army, hamid karzai, healthcare, home foreclosures, iraq war, mad cow, pakistan, pakistani taliban, poverty, PTSD, second jassy-kishinev offensive, stalingrad, super committee, unemployed, unemployment, unemployment rate, va care, vertigo, veterans benefits, wall street
A Walk off in Kinston amid Irene’s Destruction
I went to Kinston last night to see the Kinston Indians during their final home stand of their 25 years in this historic Eastern North Carolina town. Next year the Indians will move to Zebulon NorthCarolinawhere they will be called … Continue reading →
Filed under Baseball, natural disasters, Politics
Tagged as carolina league, carolina mudcats, corporate america, eastern north carolina, economic social darwinism, economy, field of dreams, frederick keys, grainger stadium, hurricane irene, irene damage, irene power outages, james earl jones, kevin costner, kinston indians, kinston nc, lynchburg hillcats, outsourcing, ray kinsella, social darwinism, terrance mann, textile industry, zebulon nc
Return to the Great Montana Dude Ranch Sleepover: Padre Steve’s Cure to Politics as Usual
I wrote this about a year ago and after the fiasco that we have endured during this long and all too painful year think that it is time to revisit the topic. Since I have been rather morose of late … Continue reading →
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The Great Montana Dude Ranch Sleepover: Padre Steve’s Solution to Politics as Usual
Sleepover on a Dude Ranch anyone? I don’t know about you but as a passionate moderate I am fed up with the nasty politics as usual that is killing our country. Our political ruling class appears to be hell bent … Continue reading →
Filed under Just for fun, laws and legislation, philosophy, Politics
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How Pro-Life People Make Themselves Look Like Idiots
Note: This post will likely cause me grief but it has to be said. To preface this I am pro-life and anti-abortion. I fully support my Church’s stand on abortion. At the same time I am becoming more and more … Continue reading →
Filed under healthcare, Politics, Religion
Tagged as 1918-1919 Spanish influenza, abortion, alfred crosby america's forgotton pandemic, anti-abortion, cdc, economy, flu virgins, john barry the great influenza, pandemic, Pete Davies The devil's flu, post-born, pro-life, pro-life movement, swine flu, transportation networks, type a h1ni influenza, world health organization
