Saturday, June 26, 2010
300: A FINITE NUMBER... RIGHT?
Saturday, June 19, 2010
LIVE-BLOGGING WITH RC SPROUL
For some reason, hearing "the dulcet tones" of Dr. Sproul's voice while expounding some deep theological subject is stimulating to my creative processes, in this case, for blogging.
Well, how much weirder does it get? I am glad you asked.
I also discovered a cool typing tutorial online called TypingWeb. I could say that one item on my "bucket list" is to learn typing. I can now practice the "home row keys" as of earlier today. Woo hoo!
More Internet merriment must surely follow this...
Friday, June 18, 2010
FINALLY, FINALLY, FINALLY!!!
First, there is the solution: Use a Windows Live Hotmail Account in Outlook
And the fix: Outlook Hotmail Connector 32-bit
I have tried for years, but failed (not me, of course-- Windows, heh, heh!)
I am awestruck by the versatility and ability of Outlook to manipulate these static pieces of electronic communication with massive capability and pinpoint precision.
Gosh! What I was missing!
Next post: real worldview issues that matter to you... like the World Cup 2010!
Thursday, June 17, 2010
BOSTON VS. LA
Boston (Ray Allen) misses, and LA makes it. Throw away the script. It won't help. Aaaugh.
Monday, June 14, 2010
300... ALMOST
Count 'em. No, wait. Blogger does it for me...
Now on to significant stuff.
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
RANDOM
I am preparing to start up new courses in my program of online study toward certification in computer usage and applications. Well, well, well.
I am also listening to RC Sproul at Ligonier.org. Some days, he has the balm of Gilead in his voice and teaching. Jesus sent us His own Spirit, "another comforter," and He does His work effectually indeed!
Friday, June 4, 2010
IT'S A RACE!
Monday, May 24, 2010
ARE WE THE SAVAGE NATION?
Now then, we must get down to brass tacks (as I am wont to say in this blog). Perhaps life experiences are what inspire me to reach higher, deeper, and longer for better blog posts. Something usually gets my creative juices flowing.
Well, enough pomposity. Have I said something here in this blog today that is profound and worth preserving in the annals of cyberhistory? Wait. Think about it...
For some strange reason, I am listening to Michael Savage's "The Savage Nation" radio program. Why? Because I feel an unusual burst of bellicose patriotism, where Mr. Savage has the temerity to speak his mind and, at the same time, inspire me to support his God-given, constitutionally-supported right to free speech.
I don't usually listen to The Savage Nation, but I hear a hopeful defiance in his broadcast, and a passionate plea for common sense. A return to fearless discourse is indeed refreshing.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
A REFRESHING PERSPECTIVE
It grabbed my attention and succeeded at inspiring me to post another blog entry-- no small task! It appeared yesterday, but I got it today. I would call it a Christian To-Do List that will indeed change the world for the better, as it has done so admirably and permanently in the past.
I would recommend that every Christian read this article, or something equally inspiring and informative.
Dominion is the name of the game here. It is a war being fought right now all around the world. If we who are Jesus' salt and light give up the fight, we cannot expect the world to be a better place, but a far worse one. If Islam or any other false religion wins the day, and the hearts of many, then we can only expect "9/11" on a daily basis.
False religion, and false eschatology, are a deadly pair. Together, let us repent of both.
Saturday, May 8, 2010
SPRING CLEANING
I hope you notice. It's not a big change or overhaul. But it's significant enough to warrant a warm fuzzy feeling inside (of me-- of you, I don't know). I hope it does.
It is every blogger's dream to elicit warm and fuzzy feelings inside of his or her readers. What is lacking in editorial content and literary skill is made up for in spades by the warm fuzzies. Maybe.
Well, at this point, I have to admit I lack that significant content and insight, biting wit and sarcasm in this blog post. But then, don't I always?
Not to disappoint, I conclude this venture into self-gratifying bliss (as I listen to my own widget, "Live365 Radio," available to the right of this post) by signing off unceremoniously.
;)
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
JUST ANOTHER CONTROVERSY
The issue of illegal immigration to the United States of America, and Arizona's much-maligned attempt to remedy this problem, is at the forefront of much discussion on talk radio today. Having today off from work, I have availed myself of much of Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck, two of my favorites (when I agree with them). And today, they did not disappoint.
I love it when the left-brained, logical, rational side of the debate eats the lunch of the right-brained, emotional, popular side. At times, it inflames me to hear the left liberals characterize those with whom I agree as racists, anti-immigrant bigots, etc. It also fuels my convictions.
Funny how their demonstrations and protests are far more violent and destructive than any of ours. They are the truly compassionate patriots, except when you disagree with them.
Monday, May 3, 2010
THE LORD'S PRAYER
The Lord's Prayer
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
ARIZONA, LEAD THE WAY!
Yes. I say, "Right here, right now," to borrow a phrase from Mr. Hannity's program announcer.
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
A LITTLE TEXT EDITING
I am flabbergasted at the amount of stuff you have to know in order to publish a web page, let alone edit it!
Now I will publish this post. As you can see, the program-- not I -- changed the font back to whatever it was before.
Wait! I've been ripped off! The font on the published blog did not change!!! What gives, Blogger? What gives, Google?
Ad fontes! To the source (from the Reformation)!
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
ENTITLEMENT
"We here...?" That would be me. A truly presumptuous comment to say the least. But fun.
Now, what to call this blog post. Hmmm...
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
BLOG OF CONSCIOUSNESS
Well, at the risk of sounding self-serving (which it may be), I felt encouraged by what I blogged recently. I even edited a recent post.
Right now I'm listening to a podcast of Preterist Radio from their archive of preterist-oriented programming, particularly 17:11 (based on Acts 17:11, where the Bereans were more noble than the Thessalonians because they searched the Scriptures).
I know it goes against the tide/grain/majority report/conventional wisdom/traditional doctrine of dispensational, premillennial, pretribulational rapture theory. But it's fun.
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
SOCIAL NETWORKING SOLO
I believe social networking is the natural outgrowth from our need to connect with each other in a fast-growing world, where time and location are increasingly limited. In a time when such conditions threaten to isolate us completely from one another, the Internet and its attendant blessings save us (by the grace of God) from extended solitary confinement.
Blogging is a good way to overcome the complete sense of isolation one gets when one refers to oneself as "one."
But seriously, the natural thing to do when one is all alone in a world of solitary solo artists who spend much of their spare time alone is blog. I know that sounds redundant, but you get the idea.
It is a "crapshoot" (pardon the expression). Maybe someone is reading your blog. Maybe they aren't.
But you are. God, you, angels, and demons-- not a bad starter audience. I would count on God, angels and yourself as supporters. Anyone else is a benefit of perseverance.
How to end a post like this?
Solo.
RUNNING THE HUMAN RACE
It brings attention to the question which came up today in a piece on the KTAR website about the 2010 U.S. Census and its confusing queries about race and ethnicity.
I too was stumped by the separate questions, and wondered if I was both white and Hispanic-- not that there's anything wrong with that :)
Help me out here. Can we not just call ourselves part of the HUMAN RACE, and leave the question forever answered in the affirmative for all humans? I am a firm believer in this assertion, and abhor the idea that some of us are part of a different race. Let us repent of this subtle deception forever.
Don't get me wrong. I'm not against recognizing ethnic origins. That's all well and good. It's in the Bible. But I feel the "race" question is already settled.
Friday, March 19, 2010
REVIVAL IS WHAT WE NEED
"Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, from the Father of lights with whom there is no variation or shadow due to change." (James 1:17)
I like the way the Holman Christian Standard Bible says the first part: "Every generous act..." This is actually closer to the Greek, according to my Jay Green translation.
This gives me pause, and I wonder if God will not plant another revival seed somewhere in the world today and let us see His work in the hearts of people who desperately need Him in their lives. We will indeed see the effects of this work in our lifetime, if He chooses to do so.
May God be praised for His gracious deliverance from all evil in Jesus' Name.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
CALL ME CRAZY...
"Call me crazy..." goes the old saying, but if anyone is reading my blog, God bless them. Perhaps a few (if any) family and friends, a sprinkling of strangers, and me. That's it. No Hugh-Hewitt-like following, that's for sure.
Well, the pity-party is over.
This is the one venue where I get to exercise my nitpicky perfectionism.
No wonder nobody reads this thing!
CLASH BETWEEN CHURCH AND STATE
I hope I don't sound like I enjoy blogging about it, per se. But I enjoy it when we (the Church militant) gain a victory over oppression, albeit legally.
Witness the case in Gilbert, Arizona, as reported by FOXNews.com. I'm going to give the benefit of the doubt to the Alliance Defense Fund, who is defending the Oasis of Truth church against the town of Gilbert. The whole story can be found on ADF's website.
It shows the hypocrisy and double-standard applied to Christian churches, but not to everything else that meets regularly in homes and may cause minor traffic issues.
My money is on the church, and ADF.
Friday, March 12, 2010
THE FACE OF FRAUD
Witness the article on him on FOXNews.com. I was mildly angered by the apparent duplicity in his account of what happened when his Toyota Prius' gas pedal supposedly got stuck at 94 mph on a San Diego freeway.
As a veteran of reading news stories and driving, and that would describe most thinking adults, I doubt the veracity of such an incredible story because the most obvious remedy was not exercised: throw the stick shift into neutral! This was suggested by someone, and his response was, "You had to be there..."
Really? We weren't there. But you were.
"Twenty-three minutes later," according to the article, he was guided by a police officer safely to a stop. I have to wonder if this is not another scam by Mr. Sikes attempting to recover from his financial losses. I don't doubt his desperation, but I have to wait and see if this really happened.
Sorry if I'm wrong. But I have to say it sounds like a scam.
Thursday, March 11, 2010
MEXICO'S SAVIOR?
Carlos Slim, Mexico's son and the world's richest man has emerged amid the heap of superlative wealth to claim the title which used to belong to our own Bill Gates. His first-place showing of $53.5 billion beats Gates' $53 billion second-place position.
My question is, what can he do to help fix the broken economic and political machine that is Mexico?
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
ITCH TO BLOG SCRATCHED
Blessed is the man or woman who does his or her work and finally feels the need to blog and socially mediate! It will scratch an itch, to borrow a phrase, and renew a sense of inspiration and creativity (something new under the sun) within the heart. It is a good feeling, especially when one has faith in God the Father through His Son Jesus Christ by the power and working of the Holy Spirit.
It might even engender feelings of fulfillment and satisfaction. Blessed indeed.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
ON SAFARI
Monday, January 25, 2010
HOW DID THIS HAPPEN?
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
ANOTHER FAVORITE
A. When one spends precious many minutes listening to podcast after short, sweet, hard-to-beat podcast, a broadcaster is sure to have entered the inner sanctum of the human heart and won some measure of closely-held confidence.
Quiz over. You win.
LewRockwell.com is the latest addition to my "Favorites" list of web sites on this blog. I woke up early today and found a new podcaster that piques my interest in things socio-political, economic, and/or religious (Biblical). "The Best-Read Libertarian Website in the World," is not your average website of this sort. Check it out.
My last favorite entry was AD70.net, which you may find in a previous post.
Saturday, January 9, 2010
PRETERIST PERSUASION
Sunday, December 6, 2009
ISLAM IS HERE
Just as a public service, by way of blogging, I would like to post the following link as a so-called Religion of Peace Update:
I will give you three guesses as to the student's religious affiliation. No, he is not a Christian, conservative, or Republican. But he did carry out the demands of his "faith."
Welcome to the New Crusades.
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
LAMENTATION
I am in the Book of Lamentations in the Bible. I feel I am living in the same scenario as that painted by the prophet Jeremiah. Flapping in the breeze, hung out to dry in the sun, devoid of life-giving water, I cling to the remnant of my once-vibrant faith in God and struggle daily to maintain some semblance of godly living--whatever that looks like.
Perhaps the LORD will have mercy on me, unmerited though it is. Totally undeserved favor is what I crave most. Repentance is the call of the day. "Ichabod!" No glory.
Knowing Jesus will not leave me nor forsake me, I press on. Limp, halt, crippled by sin, I walk--no, crawl--to the cross. Calvary is my only hope, forgiveness is my prayer. Presumption and pride are my sins. God's grace is my only shelter.
Jesus, Savior, pilot me
over life's tempestuous sea;
unknown waves before me roll,
hiding rock and treacherous shoal.
Chart and compass come from thee;
Jesus, Savior, pilot me.
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
IE KUDOS
I generally refrain from using IE simply because it's a pain to use, and slow. But for online classes through my community college, IE is required for optimal performance. Or so they say.
In any event, I found IE to be deficient in its selection of favorites which I've created. So I simply clicked on the File menu, chose Import and Export, and clicked which browser's favorites I wanted to import to IE. Done.
Within mere seconds, IE imported all (I suppose) of my favorites from Firefox. Having all of my stored favorites is a great comfort. It takes a very long time to save sites for future reference, as you well know.
Well, I won't bore my readers with further kudos to IE-- at not least until I find another feature which saves the day (and my sanity).
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
ITALY, AMERICA UNITE!
"The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg declared the public display of crucifixes in schools in Italy illegal. This was in response to a complaint filed by a Finnish-born mother who sued the schools for displaying the crucifixes. Crucifixes in the classrooms of public schools in Italy are mandatory by law, and that law is approved by the majority of the population, whether they believe in Christ or not. But the Court in Strasbourg decided against the democratic opinion of the Italian people and declared the law illegal."The article goes on to talk about the deficiency in American Christianity to wage the same battles it won in eras past (American Revolutionary War, abolition of slavery, civil rights, etc.), and how we must be revived by the Spirit of God--the same spirit which raised Jesus from the dead and quickened our spirits to be born again.
"If the Spirit of Him Who raised Jesus from the dead dwells in you, He Who raised Christ Jesus from the dead will also give life to your mortal bodies through His Spirit Who dwells in you." (Romans 8:11)
Revival breeds reformation, and Heaven knows we badly need it in this country. The Christians around the world who are suffering for their faith in Jesus Christ know too well the real battle that is out there. We have been spoiled by our prosperity and affluence (indeed blessed), only to compromise the gospel for social and political expediency. May God deliver His people from complacency and raise up a standard in the land for the cause of Christ.
In Jesus' Name.
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
VETERAN'S DAY
May God have mercy on this country for allowing such enemies of the gospel, and of our nation, to attain such positions of authority and trust, only to betray their true identity and intentions.
May God bless the men and women of our military, keepers of the freedom we all need and cherish.
Friday, November 6, 2009
CALLING ALL ARMINIANS: READ THE WHOLE BIBLE!!!
CLARIFICATION
Thursday, November 5, 2009
CALVINISM UNDER FIRE... AGAIN
Spurgeon was a staunch defender of the Faith and a very outspoken defender of Calvinism (properly understood). He was also one of the greatest evangelists who ever lived, by any measure. His works live on in print and audio form. So many superlatives can be applied to his life and ministry that it almost goes without saying. He had his share of controversy against those who would compromise the gospel and change the message to suit unbelievers-- and thus damn their souls with false teachings.
How is it that the greatest Calvinist of them all (except for John Calvin the original, and probably the greatest theologian who ever lived), Charles Spurgeon, is overlooked as the best example of applied Calvinism? Somehow, I think if he were to apply for a job as a pastor in today's churches, he would be rejected out of hand because he professed to be a Calvinist.
Well, much debate will doubtless ensue on this matter. I intend to avoid sinning by engaging in vain controversy. I'd rather trust an all-powerful God Who can save His people in spite of their spiritual deadness and raise them to new life all by Himself without their "free will" helping Him.
Thanks for attacking Calvinism. It strengthens my faith in God, not myself. I feel much safer that way.
Thursday, October 29, 2009
A BRIEF DISTRACTION
I forgot to mention I also use e-Sword (see previous post and link on side) to view commentary and dictionary usage of words and passages. One thing I noted was the spelling of King Nebuchadrezzar's name. In Hebrew, it is Neb-u-chad-rez-zar. But the common English spelling is Neb-u-chad-nez-zar, with an "n" instead of an "r." I'm going with the R this time. Sorry, traditionalists.
In any event, scouring the Internet for Biblical resources yields an abundant crop of every variety. Sad to say, many are not teaching sound doctrine, but are fattening the wallets of their professors.
Blogging can be a distraction from the business at hand. So I shall cease and desist (for now) and take up my lament (or song) later.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
EARLY MORNING EDIFICATION
I just got through reading it on my own and also in e-Sword, a free program. Many free resources are available for this desktop gem, such as Matthew Henry's Commentary on the Bible.
It is a shame that Passhur, a priest in the temple at Jerusalem and chief officer in the house of the LORD (v.1), treated Jeremiah, a prophet of the LORD, so, well, shamefully.
It is a reproach on the priesthood when one of their own is mistreated by their peers. Such was the lot of Jeremiah. God will judge the persecutors of His people. Hallelujah!
Thursday, October 22, 2009
UNEMPLOYMENT AND OTHER THINGS
I'm enjoying the time off, but regretting it at the same time. My health has not been what it used to be either. I seem to have mostly sleepless and rough nights with bronchitis or high BP. It may be diet related. So when I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired, I'll do something about it. Otherwise, I'll just go on suffering and jobless.
Sorry to hang my heart on my sleeve today. I usually reserve my sentiments here for political and religious fervor. But today, I'm being a little honest. Heh, heh.
Looking forward to learning and practicing web design as a profession. Otherwise, who knows? I can always pretend to be a blogger. Writing here is almost as much fun as figuring out how to code HTML and CSS. Other programming languages beckon the unsuspecting IT-wannabe (that would be me) to their study and practice. But the foundations must be laid before the house can be built.
Monday, October 12, 2009
HOPE FOR THE WORLD
Look to Jesus, the Author and Finisher of our faith. (Hebrew 12:2)
Friday, October 9, 2009
DOCTOR SCHIFF IS IN
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009
PRESIDENT Q
I actually prefer "President" Obama over this nut because at least Obama is coherent. Even the translator had trouble following his "reasoning." You can hear the frustration in the poor fellow's voice.
I hope this video posts properly here. The preview of it had some layout issues. Oh, well.
Friday, September 18, 2009
A RARE MOMENT I AGREE WITH OBAMA
But what Barack Obama called Kanye West the other day was accurate. I won't repeat it here, but the King James Version of the Holy Bible calls the animal an "ass," and it has a first name.
I finally (serendipitously) came across the video clip of Kanye making an *** of himself. Although I did not see him acting particularly awful, the gist of his actions were rude and distasteful. But when you're rich, famous, and not afraid to do stupid things like that...
I mean, who does he (West) think he is?
Here is the embedded bit of chutzpah:
I was passionate (vehemently opposed) about this enough to blog, almost as mad as I was at Perez Hilton for being a j***a** toward Carrie Prejean in the Miss America pageant. Remember that?
What an ***!
Sorry, I'm not feeling/being very evangelical at times like this. Seeing high-profile, virtuous people under attack does that to me. At least Kanye apologized in his blog.
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
ANN COULTER IN THE ZONE
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
CRACKING ACORN
Now I don't purport to be an authority on ACORN (or on what "purport" means), but I know a red flag when I see one... and I see one. Lots of them. Good news: congress wants to investigate ACORN. I received an email about it from a friend. You may view the web page here.
When you see government doing the right thing, it's a good sign that God has not completely abandoned us. Take heart!
RINGER FOR ROBERT
Hightailing It Out of Town
It is a column by Robert Ringer, whom I admit I very seldom come across in my daily scouring of a few websites for a general gist of news. But I figure I agree with the friend who sent me this, as well as the column itself.
So hear, hear, the few and proud, civilly obedient masses who wish to voice and demonstrate their opposition to a perceived if not very real threat to our country's ideal as we wish to preserve it. A refreshing reminder that all is not lost...
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
BLOGGER 911
Now that I have succeeded in getting your attention for no particular reason, I apologize for leaving you hanging without any sort of information to enlighten you (the masses). I've always said blogging is for self-centered megalomaniacs without a following. Not really. Many self-respecting individuals share a common need to communicate with the outside world in a convenient and self-contained way.
Seeing a pattern of "self-" words in the previous paragraph prompts me to initiate a salutation (I looked it up). Therefore, I am...
Out.
Monday, August 24, 2009
BLOGGER'S BLANK
Indeed. A blog neglected for that much time is surely needing some periodic attention. I occasionally read my latest posts and mull possible ideas. But it takes a full-blown inspiration from somewhere to attack the blog with both fingers (and thumbs).
Having started a third paragraph without so much as a link to FOXNews.com is a sad situation. Writer's block has permutated to Blogger's blank.
With that said, perhaps it is good to be involved with online classes to keep my mind active and working, so that I can come up with stellar blog posts like this one. I wonder at times if this endeavor is living up to all of the hype about blogging.
The ultimate Blogger's Blank is to blog about blogging. A columnless column. Maybe this is just a warm up to a bigger and better post. One thinks and hopes so.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
LAUNDRY LIST OF ISSUES
http://www.wnd.com/eligibility
The way I see it, if you have "nothing to hide," and "transparency" is your policy, then you should release your long-form birth certificate. But since our crooked Liar-in-Chief is so hell-bent on taking over the world, why should he bother us truth-seekers with such irrelevant trivia?
Saturday, August 8, 2009
CLASS ASSIGNMENT
Today's post is a fulfillment of a class assignment for an online course I'm taking on Web development. Yes, the Web needs developing, doesn't it...
In any event, I hope to score all possible points with this "home run" of a blog post, which I hope it will be when I'm done with it. At this point, I must clue my teachers in. I have been blogging for a while, so I hope this already-existing blog will meet the requirement.
Now the challenge of blogging is coming up with a topic that interests me (out of the myriad that interest me), and discussing it (with myself) in a reasonably intelligent manner. This is more of a challenge than you might think. So many ideas run through my mind. Yet only a very select few pass muster and get hurled into cyberspace.
Word-smithing, another way of saying, "beating the tar out of your thoughts," is quite a craft and an art. Blogging is an ideal way to get it out there. To see your work in print is the most gratifying accomplishment, right after landing on the moon, of course!
Well, instead of taking any more bits of bandwidth, I'd like to bid you farewell.
So I will.
Monday, August 3, 2009
OH, OH, A BIRTH CERTIFICATE BROUHAHA
For those of us who have to look up "machiavellian" in the dictionary, it means, "of or relating to the political doctrine of [Niccolo] Machiavelli... an Italian political theorist" who lived from 1469-1527. He held that "craft and deceipt are justified in pursuing and maintaining political power."(The American Heritage Dictionary)
That said, here is a link (or two) for the World Net Daily stories about such things, and their eventual discovery:
BORN IN THE USA?
Is this really smoking gun of Obama's Kenyan birth?
Attorney files motion for authentication of alleged 1960s certificate from Africa
Obama: Where have all his records gone?
Footprints of president's own history either vanish or remain covered up
I hope it is not copyright infringement if I post these links exactly as formatted on the original source documents. I'll keep you posted.
I have to wonder if all of this is true! My, how far we've strayed as a country from the foundations of freedom and civility based on the Bible! Let's get back.
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Stop! In the Name of Bank Policy!
Well, duh. His personal safety was at risk!
I know, the police-- rightly so-- want witnesses to report the crime, not to be heroes who may not live to tell their side of the story.
This was another case from the Too Bad Department of crime fighting. I'm sure another bank will snatch him up faster than a running bank robber.
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
THE RIGHT VIEW... AGAIN
Friday, July 24, 2009
HEALTHCARE IN PERSPECTIVE
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
ANN COULTER GETS IT
Find her hilarious article, "Take Two Aspirin and Call Me When Your Cancer is At Stage Four," here at Townhall.com.
Friday, July 17, 2009
HERE'S WHAT'S IN STORE
Well, today brings me (and you) to Arizona Storage Inns. It is the official organ of the self-storage facility of the same name, managed by my brother. I must admit, he takes his business very seriously. But he also takes a light-hearted, humorous approach to life (and self-storage). Just read his blog and you'll see what I mean!
Friday, July 10, 2009
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU...
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
"PRESIDENT" OBAMA, ARE YOU LISTENING?
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
IRAN IS CRASHING THE INTERNETS!!!
Just a thought.
I wonder if all that traffic from Iran (and indeed around the world) is causing an unprecedented slowdown of Internet speeds not seen since dial-up days, and hindering at least my end of the Information Superhighway from loading web pages and connecting to them.
It is a bittersweet predicament to be in. On the one hand, I want Iranians (and everyone else!!!) to be morally free if not politically-- and the free exchange of ideas facillitated by the Internet and cellphone technology is vital to that end. On the other hand, we all have a lot of work to do to accomplish this-- and the Internet needs to be freed up as well as its users!
I know I am stating the obvious, but that's what bloggers do. I am sure that more qualified heads are being scratched at this moment to come up with a plan or course of action to rescue this wonderful resource from information overload.
Thank God for it.
Saturday, June 20, 2009
IRAN A-TWITTER
ANTI-OBAMANOMICS
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
BLOGGING ON THE FLY
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
AND THE NEW PRESIDENT OF IRAN IS...
Mir Hussein Mousavi: 45%
Mehdi Karoobi: 33%
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 13%
Mohsen Rezai: 9%
Friday, June 12, 2009
PUBLIC EDUCATION IS PUBLIC ENEMY (SOMETIMES)
Kansas Teacher Claims Conservative Views Led To Loss of Job
Don't get me wrong: I'm not saying all public education is bad. But I have to feel sorry for those who don't "get it" when it comes to truth.
The last question in the article is asked by a former student of the teacher. She asks, "Why would they let a good teacher go?"
Because they're stupid. Read the story.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
OBAMA WAS BORN IN HAWAII
I FOUND IT!!!
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Tuesday, June 9, 2009
AN UNUSUAL BLOGGER
Monday, June 8, 2009
IS OBAMA REALLY PRESIDENT???
"Although Article II section 1 of the Constitution clearly requires that all presidents be 'natural born citizens,' the 2008 election proved, Farah points out, 'that no controlling legal authority bothered to establish' that Obama was qualified for the Oval Office. 'Everybody dropped the ball,' said Farah.
Saturday, May 30, 2009
BOTTOMLESS BLOG?
Well, intrepid and faithful reader friends, I have changed the setting on this blog to allow ALL my posts to appear on the same page!
Cool, huh?
Now I (and you) can scroll all the way down the page and see every post I've ever posted! Is that not cool or what?
I know. You're thinking, this bozo has had way too much ice cream! Well, you would be right.
I guess I'm amped because Kim Komando is on the radio from 5 to 7PM on Saturday instead of 12 to 2PM, the old schedule. Also, she (they) did away with the excessive use of canned audience applause and reactions to her comments during the program. At least that's the impression I'm getting from this my most recent session listening to her.
I could go on because, after all, this is THE BOTTOMLESS BLOOOOOG...
ONE RUSSIAN'S OPINION VERY PERCEPTIVE
This morning, while driving to my usual tennis venue for some exercise, I heard on the radio a talkshow host (Mike Broomhead, KFYI 550 AM) read a poignant quote from the Russian newspaper Pravda. In it, he states a (the?) Russian view of America's descent into Marxism. You can read it here.
This was an eye-opener and a wake-up call for me. Apparently, the world watches as our beloved USA descends into what our forefathers fled from: a world system which is detrimental to Christian values, ideals, and prosperity.
Will God indeed bless America if she goes astray from that which saved her in the first place, the gospel of Jesus Christ? No.
I shudder thinking of our collective freefall from our former perch atop the world's pedestal of admiration if we abandon the God who exalted us for righteousness' sake.
"RIGHTEOUSNESS EXALTS A NATION, BUT SIN IS A REPROACH TO ANY PEOPLE." (Proverbs 14:34)
My hope and prayer was, and still is, that we as a people do not let that happen (or that God would give us the grace to resist the devil).
Understandably this article, written by a Russian writer for Pravda, has some grammatical and spelling errors. But his message is spot on --and inspiring (that a foreign opinion maker would duly warn us of our own downfall-in-progress in time to recognize what is happening, and to utilize the pen rather than the sword to effect a remedy sufficient to stop its deadly progression)!
Let me just quickly link a couple of blogs which support this article and inspire me to read their blogs for a different if not helpful viewpoint:
Friday, May 29, 2009
KUDOS TO MY I.T. (IDENTICAL TWIN) BROTHER
In it, he aptly lays blame for the auto industry meltdown at the feet of --who else?-- the Auto Industry and their Deliverer, Uncle Sam. I'm not implying that I have a better solution. I don't. But who can resist all the circus mayhem and commentary that goes with it?
Government Motors (see video below)? The new 2010 Grand Larceny (Unlimited Edition) from "GM?" I'll take the humorous side of life with the conservatives over the dire, command-economy death sentence from the left.