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At what feels like the end of the earth, this delightful Nova Scotian holiday home sits on an attractive 8-acre headland with 450' of dramatic ocean frontage. Shielded from the weather by a screen of artfully landscaped evergreens that capitalize on the view while maintaining a sense of privacy, Bramble Lane Cottage is the perfect location for a week of quiet solitude.
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The decision to track the arrest details was taken as it would help in tracing the illegal drug transportation from other States to Kerala and its distribution among drug addicts. A recent inquiry conducted by the DCD into one such police case had yielded result and it had helped them to locate a few suspected drug dealers outside the State. Usually, the police do not share arrest and seizure details with the DCD.
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The DCD issued notices to all the regional drug distributors in the district to strictly adhere to guidelines while dealing with drugs containing sedative substances.
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14. Bama should have won the first time Remember Saban's postgame presser after the LSU loss? I don't want to say he was upbeat, but it's not like you could have cooked a panini on his forehead. Instead, he seemed, well, satisfied with the Bama effort. Saban wasn't thrilled with the final score, of course, but you could tell he thought his team had played hard and, for the most part, had played well. You also could tell he desperately wanted a rematch, as did every Bama player I spoke with after the game. It was as if they thought they had lost the game but hadn't been beaten. Know what I mean? Think about it: Four missed field goals. A ball ripped from the arms of Bama tight end Michael Williams at the LSU 1-yard line by safety Eric Reid (one of the great defensive plays of the year). An LSU punt grazing (or appearing to graze) a television wire stretched across the field, causing a Bama returner to misjudge the flight of the ball. When Saban and his team deconstructed the circumstances of the loss, they quickly realized they were literally a play from winning the game. "As a team we felt like we kind of let it slip through our fingers and get away from us in the end," quarterback AJ McCarron said. "And hopefully this time we won't let that happen." Bama doesn't need a new chassis, just a pair of new wiper blades. After all, it actually outgained LSU, 295 yards to 239. |
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11. Calm under pressure When Studrawa said that his team doesn't panic, he may have been referring to the last two games of the season. The Tigers fell behind Arkansas 14-0, then cruised to a 41-17 victory. A week later, LSU fell behind Georgia 10-0 in the SEC championship game. The Tigers failed to make a first down in the first half. They won 42-10. In the fourth quarter, LSU outscored Arkansas and Georgia by a combined 31-0. No, the Tigers don't panic. |
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9. Experience matters Strength of schedule may be a hollow argument when we have the evidence of LSU-Alabama I. The Tigers and the Tide fought each other to a draw, right? Hold on a minute -- Alabama played that game before a raucous home crowd but couldn't close the deal. LSU comes into New Orleans with more experience -- and success -- against the nation's best. The Tigers opened with No. 3 Oregon. They closed with No. 2 Alabama, No. 3 Arkansas and No. 12 Georgia in the last five weeks. Alabama played one top-10 team: LSU. |
9. Get-well cards |
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7. Protecting the ball The Tigers play a disciplined brand of football. Look no further than their turnover statistics. LSU is first in the FBS in fewest giveaways (8) and first in turnover margin (plus-22), as well. Given that the Tigers have deployed two QBs and four RBs, the offense's care with the ball is remarkable. |
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5. Mo problems for Bama |
5. Low freak-out factor |
4. Time on their side Miles beat Saban in November when both teams had a bye week. Miles is 7-0 in season openers, including this year, when the Tigers soundly defeated No. 3 Oregon 40-27. And Miles is 5-1 in bowls, the lone loss coming to Penn State 19-17 in the mud bath that was the 2010 Capital One Bowl. Give Miles and his staff time, and they will find a way to beat you. |
4. Calendar is Bama's friend Nothing against Miles (who, by the way, was my coach of the year selection), but if you took a poll and asked other coaches to name the guy to whom you'd least like to give 44 days' worth of prep time, Saban would be the winner. LSU's staff is outstanding, but there's something reassuring (if you're a Bama fan) about Saban having more than six weeks to devise a game plan. |
3. Defensive-minded Saban long has been one of the top defensive minds in the game. But LSU defensive coordinator John Chavis is respected throughout college football. He spent 14 seasons running the defense at Tennessee, including the 1997 championship team, before coming to LSU in 2009. After coaching a unit on which 10 Tigers made first- or second-team All-SEC, Chavis won the Broyles Award, given to the top assistant coach. |
3. The Crimson wall Have I mentioned that Bama's defense -- not LSU's -- leads the nation in rush defense, pass defense, scoring defense and total defense? Since the NCAA began tracking those stats in 1937, only one team (Oklahoma in 1986) has finished the season ranked No. 1 in all four of those categories. To repeat, the Tide defense has given up the fewest touchdowns in 2011: a grand total of nine. And it held LSU to TD goose eggs on Nov. 5. |
2. Red zone ready LSU capitalizes on its opportunities better than Alabama does. The Tigers are 57-of-61 in the red zone this season, scoring 44 touchdowns and 13 field goals. Alabama is the only team that held LSU without a touchdown in the red zone, but the Tigers did convert three very important field goals. The Tide went 48-of-55 in the red zone this season. However, those 48 scores include 32 TDs and 16 FGs. |
2. Finding balance Don't be surprised if McCarron is asked to do more than hand the ball to Richardson all night. "You keep adding with every quarterback," McElwain said. Translation: McCarron isn't the same quarterback he was two months ago. LSU is going to stuff the box like cream in a cannoli. Which means McCarron has to deliver. "I didn't play like myself last time," said McCarron, who has promised to be more emotional in The Rematch. Here's betting he will. |
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The Women's Hall of Fame is housed in the Old Gaol and we could see the conditions in which prisoners were kept before we went into the main gallery - in the old Kitchen area... read more
The Women's Hall of Fame is housed in the Old Gaol and we could see the conditions in which prisoners were kept before we went into the main gallery - in the old Kitchen area... read more
The Women's Hall of Fame is housed in the Old Gaol and we could see the conditions in which prisoners were kept before we went into the main gallery - in the old Kitchen area. It's a comprehensive portrayal of the lives of many of Australia's pioneer women. Pictures, records, photos, artefacts and video presentations are used to inform and... More
I stumbled across the National Pioneer Women's Hall of Fame simply because I wanted to visit the Old Gaol, and that's where it's situated. It really added to my visit. I found the displays really fascinating and I enjoyed the documentary footage.
Absoulutely great as you not only get an insight what the early women settlers did alongside their menfolk you get to tour the inside of the men's and women's prison (as the hall of fame is set inside the old Alice Springs Jail) Having spent around three hours here you could quite easily believe that female emancipation and liberation started... More
Unbelievable what these women went through to settle the country. It is amazing how strong some people can be. Then it was interesting to follow it right up to present day and the struggles that women are still overcoming, very informative.
Hi Pam C, thanks for taking the time to review us on Tripadvisor. Really glad to see you enjoyed your visit here. I imagine pioneering in any country was difficult and especially for women. As 1 of only 3 women's museums in Australia we have concentrated on all aspects of women's history and following through to modern day is very... More
I was reading a book on Australian outback women the very morning I visited. I had just read about Molly Clark, only to find she was the inspiration behind this amazing museum. The museum applauds women who were first in their field; first woman in politics, first female doctors etc. A large hanging quilt depicts a square to represent each... More
Good morning 'Happy Traveller' how coincidental that you had just read the story of Molly Clark in the book 'Women of the Outback'. I remember your visit with us as you told me you had just read about Molly. We are currently in the process of updating the 'Ordinary Women Extraordinary Lives' exhibition and yes Julia Gillard & Quentin Bryce... More
Not expensive, run by volunteers and has a good honest feel. Good books for sale. Interesting history in the old jail/s walk through and the pioneer women's section is really good with lots of info and historical pics. The Art section is a bit average though.
Hi Graham, thank you for taking the time to write your review on us. Glad to see you enjoyed your visit overall. I assume you mean the 'Art Exhibition' when you refer to the art section as a bit average. Not sure if you were aware of how that exhibition came together. The art on display was created by year... More
Set in the old Alice Springs jail, this museum combines a visit to the former prison itself - and a walk round the deserted cell blocks was both interesting and spooky at the same time - with a chance to see and hear the stories of some of the women who helped make Australia in a dedicated exhibition space set... More
Penguinbairn, our museum is a true dedication to the history of women in Australia. No 'mens' stories to be found here! Thanks to the tenacity of Molly Clark, our founder, we now can lay claim to being the leading women's museum of Australia and that makes us extremely proud. We are also working on obtaining more of the gaol history... More
This Hall of Fame for women was impressive for the moment you walked in the door. Very informative and well presented. Take your time here and read lots, there were so many impressive women who I had never heard of before and many that I had. Well worth a visit.
Hello Moulyk, thank you for the favourable review. Spreading the good word on our museum is often a very time consuming exercise so we really do appreciate the kind reviews we see on tripadvisor. This year we are updating our main exhibition 'Ordinary Women Extraordinary Lives' and hope to be able to put in an interactive touchscreen to enable people... More
Some very detailed stories of the hard life women had to endure. Interesting to read how they overcame challenges to become Doctors and other respected occupations in a man's world.
Hi Evelyn H, we trust you enjoyed this wonderful country of ours and in particular, Central Australia, the heart of our land. We to are amazed at the achievements of those very early pioneer women. I simply can't imagine how they survived under the extremeties this country throws at you, not only did they survive, they paved the way for... More
Australians in particular will spend more time here than planned as you read about the amazing feats and achievements .of these women, many of whom were pioneers in their fields. Established in the old gaol which in itself has stories to tell the display is interesting and well organised.
Glad to see you enjoyed your time visiting our museum. Located in the Old Alice Springs Gaol, we are constantly striving to make our visitor experience even better. One of our main projects this year has been to entice the 'Locals' in for a visit, so many people live in Alice have never been in to visit!. We have held... More
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Phoenix Children's Hospital will play host to more than 750 physicians and health care professionals from across the U.S. for the 38th annual Melvin L. Cohen Pediatric Update at the Ritz-Carlton, Phoenix.In the past four decades, the event has grown to become one of the largest pediatric health care conferences in the country. This year's symposium will feature speakers from... Read more →
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Booker T. Evans, Jr., a prominent white collar criminal defense attorney and commercial litigator with more than 25 years of experience defending multimillion-dollar cases for businesses and individuals, has joined Ballard Spahr as a partner in Phoenix, firm Chair Mark Stewart announced today. Mr. Evans was Chief Deputy District Attorney in Las Vegas and an Assistant U.S. Attorney in Nevada and... Read more →
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Take the roads north of central Scottsdale to the bouldered high-desert Troon area: Pima to Happy Valley, Alma School, Jomax to 116th and, finally, into the gated 38-acre Collina E Vista (Hills and Views) luxury home community.As you travel into higher elevations, the land turns lush with Sonoran Desert flora –– cactus, ocotillo, mesquite, palo verde and desert wildflowers ––... Read more →
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The luxury boutique hideaway, The Hermosa Inn, has taken a step towards a higher level of luxury for their guests by becoming the first resort in the greater Phoenix area to offer butler service as an optional amenity.Both discreet and anticipatory, the Inn's butler service creates a one-of-a-kind experience for the discriminating guest looking for the perfect getaway. Be it... Read more →
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In May 2010 I noticed that many hits on this Website were coming in from this nebulous, amorphous thing called FaceBook, so I looked into what FaceBook was, and wound up creating my own free FaceBook page.
I have no visibility into who is accessing this site, but I do have access to the numbers of hits on various pages, and where (on the Internet) those numbers linked in from. I'm still figuring FaceBook out, but anyway, if you have a free FaceBook account, now you can go there from here, as well as here from there.
I noticed the same thing on a smaller scale from Twitter, fooled around with it for awhile, and decided I didn't like it, because it's so restrictive. I don't think it's for literate people; it's too brief, and uses entirely too much "shorthand" English for my taste. I now have a Twitter account out there, but I hardly ever get on it and don't do anything much with it.
FaceBook is kind of neat, and since I opened my own page on it I've discovered lots of personal friends and relatives that I didn't even know were on FaceBook. It's an interesting little e-world of its own.
There is a danger, however: it can be an addictive activity, and thus a time robber. My own spare time that I use in computer activity is supposed to be spent on adding things to this website, not gabbing with friends and getting distracted by other stuff. So FaceBook requires a little prioritizing and a little self discipline, unless you've got all the time in the world. It is very easy to lose track and spend an hour when you only intended to spend 10 minutes.
If you already have a free FaceBook account of your own, you can click on the little FaceBook button at the very bottom of any page on this site, and then include your comments and "share" that page on the "wall" page of your own FaceBook account.
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The following is a "bloglet" I submitted yesterday regarding my FaceBook account. I now put a copy here so that a permanent record will still exist after yesterday's entry rolls off the blog list, and so that anyone who wants to may comment about it.
Friday, August 05, 2011 Notice to all my FaceBook friends: One week from today, I will be permanently closing my FaceBook account. FaceBook is too insecure for my taste, and FaceBook provides no help whatsoever with help against intrusions by hackers. A foul-mouthed Marxist and/or a foul-mouthed Moslem has co-opted my name and my profile pic, and is sending nasty messages to my friends, in my name, as if the messages were coming from me. There is no way this person could be logged on as me with my password; and there is no way he could be logged on as me at the same time I am logged on. He just has some tricky way of showing my face and my name on his messages to you. If any of you receive any such message, know that it was not from me. One week should be long enough notice for all of you to be aware. You can still contact me through my own website, which is much more secure and under my control. One week from today, any message any of you receive from me will most certainly not be from me, because my account will no longer exist. God bless.
Date: Sat Aug 06 12:12:44 2011
From: Rt Rev Harold L. Trott, SSC
Email: email@example.com
Location: Albuquerque New Mexico USA
Sorry that those who demand freedom for themselves can't respect yours.
Date: Sat Aug 06 20:42:12 2011
From: Vic Biorseth
Fr. Trott: Neither Marxists nor Moslems can long tolerate free speech, or liberty, or even free thought. False ideologies cannot stand in the light of the Truth.
Date: Sat Aug 06 13:35:11 2011
From: Curmudgeon
Vic – If you do that, your facebook account named Vic Biorseth will be open and available for someone else to claim. If your tormentor were to grab it, he could do more damage in your name than he can now. Do not close your facebook account. Lock it up somehow, but don't close it. Also warn all your friends to change their security to not allow anyone except friends to comment or post to their walls. Just a word to the wise.
Date: Sat Aug 06 20:53:50 2011
From: Vic Biorseth
… Hmmm … I'll have to think about that for awhile. I don't even want to mess with FaceBook any more. But I don't want anyone else using my name on another account either. Will share this as a warning to my friends. Thanks.
Date: Sun Aug 07 19:18:52 2011
From: Brenda
Vic, you said Facebook provided no help whatsoever. What exactly did Facebook say about all of this?
Date: Mon Aug 08 06:07:23 2011
From: Vic Biorseth
Brenda: I have been unable to talk to a human being at FaceBook; all I get is autoresponder emails, and re-direction back to FaceBook Help, which would be better named FaceBook Help Yourself. Here's the typical FaceBook email response:
Hi, Thanks for contacting us. If you have concerns or questions regarding your privacy and the profile redesign, please visit our Help Center: http://www.facebook.com/help/?topic=new_profile We're constantly trying to improve Facebook, so it's important that we hear from our users. Unfortunately, we can't respond to your emails individually, but we are reading them. We appreciate you taking the time to write to us. If there are any specific changes you recommend, please let us know. To get updates on how to control your sharing on Facebook, and to give feedback on privacy, "Like" the Facebook and Privacy Page: http://www.facebook.com/fbprivacy If you are having any problems with your account, please refer back to our Help page (http://www.facebook.com/help.php) where you'll find information about Facebook as well as the answers to many of your questions. Thanks again for your feedback. -The Facebook Team
And that's it. I got a lot of immediate attention and help from SBI!, who I have my website with. There was an immediate and ongoing dialogue established with them, and while the problem proved to be outside SBI! and thus not resolvable by them, they nevertheless provided invaluable insight and advice in the matter. But I got nothing, except the above, from the so-called FaceBook Team. See My Sincere Apologies for where this all began.
Date: Tue Jan 24 20:05:21 2012
From: Vic Biorseth
My dear FaceBook Friends: Please do not be offended, but I am no longer conversing on FaceBook, for it has proved to be too insecure. If any of you get FaceBook messages that look like they are from me, rest assured they are not from me, but from someone pretending to be me. The ONLY thing I intend to post on FaceBook in the future is to SHARE new articles from my website as they are completed. I will hit the SHARE button on the new webpage to share it on FaceBook, and that is it. If anyone wants to converse about anything, and we don't really know each other, then we will converse through comments on my website, or not at all. If you know me, email me or call me. If you know me and you don't have my email, call me, and I'll whitelist your email address and we can converse that way if you wish. Sorry to be so uncommunicative, but FaceBook is no help in this matter, and I have a lot more security and control over my own website. God bless.
Date: Sat Mar 16 14:29:28 2013
From: Megan
Vic, I notice the "Like" button and count disappeared off your upper right column. Did you do that, or did something happen?
Date: Sat Mar 16 16:31:45 2013
From: Vic Biorseth
I did it. I noticed that some page counts were going down rather than up. How can anyone "unlike" a page? I don't think it is possible. At least not legitimately possible. These counts were not being changed by me, and they were not being changed by SBI!, so the only possibility left is that something was happening through FaceBook again. And it is impossible to get help or talk to a human being at FaceBook. So, I just took the button and the count off my site.
I don't even want to play in the FaceBook sandbox any more because it is not sanitary enough for me. Like Twitter, the more you look at it, the more vulgarity you see. It's just too open to crude language and potential malicious hackers for joyful participation.
But I am taking Curmudgeon's advice and leaving the account open so no one can take it over and pretend to be me.
Date: Wed Mar 20 20:15:39 2013
From: Megan
Did you ever find out who was pretending to be you?
Date: Thu Mar 21 07:17:46 2013
From: Vic Biorseth
See the comments after the I Told You So page, and see also the Shaharokh Sharifazy page.
Fri Jul 04 2014
From: Vic Biorseth
Changes pursuant to changing the website URL
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Pages related to a malicious FaceBook Hacker and Identity Thief pretending to be Vic.
If you saw some profane, insulting comments from me – it wasn't me. Somebody commented on my wall as me, with my profile picture yet.
Join Vic on FaceBook. Vic On FaceBook is the link to Vic's FaceBook Page. (Page down through comments to see why I don't do FaceBook any more.)
I told you so before the 2008 election; and here we are. As much as I hate to say I told you so, here we are; and you ain't seen nothing yet. (Page through comments to meet the FaceBook hacker.)
The Shaharokh Sharifrazy page content has been removed. The Shahrokh Sharifrazy page content has been removed to conform to SBI content requirements. (This it the identity thief who pretends to be me.)
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Various unrelated topics that stirred thought and provoked writing (or quoting) at one time or another. The Everything Else Bucket.
America's current Anti-Constitution Constitutional Government. All three current branches knowingly violate the Constitution that created them, provided their rules and set their limits.
Rethinking War on Islam: War on "parts" of Islam, or, Unlimited War. Rethinking War on Islam may mean a perpetual state of war, for Islam's evil cannot be separated out.
Reconciliation with God, through a good Confession with Absolution. Repentance, resolve, confession, absolution, penance, and uplifting, EXHILARATING Reconciliation.
Gay Marriage: What the hell is gay about it? It isn't Gay Marriage, it's Homosexual Marriage. If you surrender the language you lose.
"We are not the World Police" say the Lefties. So, if not us, then who? In the absence of Police, including World Police, what happens? The criminals come out to play.
Do we have an Anti-American President? A Pro-Islam, Anti-Christian, Redistributionist, Utopian, Pro-Illegal Alien, quite consistently Anti-American, President Obama?
Do we have an anti-American Pope? A Pro-Obama, Anti-Capitalist, Redistributionist, Utopian, Pro-Illegal Alien, quite consistently Anti-American, Pope Francis?
The Three Big Ideas competing in global geopolitics today. The Three Big Ideas, and a Fourth one: aggressive, militant atheism, or secularism.
World War III is beginning, and the Big News is the "News"? The world is tumbling into global war, but Journalism is all atwitter about Brian Williams. Go figure.
Babbling Christianity: The Loss of Unity in the Christian Message. Is some New Testament "Tower of Babble" moment behind babbling Christianity's ever increasing disunity?
Obama Lies Again. So what else is new? "My work is done here; Hi-Yo Silver, and Away!" ... Who was that masked Marxist?
On the lost human virtue of Industry. From Industry to Indolence: how the most industrious nation in history has slipped into almost pure sloth.
Another Obama act of Treason? Well, ho-hum, heavy sigh and here we go again. He lives for Treason. Bringing Constitutional America down is his whole purpose for being.
All the anti Capitalist lies in Marxist propaganda. Most old Marxist anti-Capitalist lies are now common "academic truths" in formal education and news reporting.
Why is our whole culture going to pot? It's our morality, stupid. Every cultural thing - law, order, decency, indecency, salvation, damnation - hangs on a recognized cultural morality.
The Truth about Islam, finally, in a homily at Mass. You never hear the unvarnished truth about Islam, or other evils, from Catholic clerics. Maybe that's finally changing.
Disorder and Confusion from the White House. And from the Vatican, too? The growing disorder in Obama's America, and in Pope Francis' Catholic Church.
Presenting the Renamed Reintroduction of Thinking-Catholic-Strategic-Center. The conversion to the Catholic American Thinker name is now complete.
War Begets War: It's About Islam; It Always Was. Undoing Islamic Lies of "Peaceful" Moslem Propagandizers.
Undoing Evil: Unraveling the sly "Good Intentions" destroying the West. Undoing Evil means reversing Political Correctness and Amorality, and returning to Pure Meritocricy.
The argument within Islam, and about Islam, regarding the true nature of Islam. The true nature of Islam: Ron Paul, King Saud, Ali Khamenei, Comrade Obama, all have their versions.
Letter to an American Warrior, from an old American Citizen, with Love. An old man's advice to a young man, sent in a letter to an American Warrior.
All the Unintended Consequences: What makes us think they were unintended? If every single thing done by someone has unintended consequences, the consequences were intended.
The French Islamophobia: Was it real? Or is Islam really something to be feared? If the French Islamophobia turns out to have been warranted, what about ours?
You're gonna hold their feet to the fire? What fire? They're laughing at you. You can't hold Republicrat's feet to the fire. They are the fireproof new political nobility.
What would War on Islam look like? Would victory even be possible? With what successful overall strategy could we wage war on an ideology?
On the Anti-Church metastasizing within the Roman Catholic hierarchy. The anti-Church within the Church: the anti-Papal agenda advancing even in the Vatican itself.
The Required Radical American Re-Revolution. Or, Re-Constitution. It took 100+ years to radicalize Constitutional America. It will take a radical re-revolution to bring it back to sanity.
On the "inevitability" of a Perfect Global Government in a "New World Order". Is this "New World Order" idea divinely inspired, or is it the ongoing work of Satan?
The Judas Complex: How a traitor may not recognized his own treason. The Judas Complex explains how Judas Iscariot - like many a modern day Bishop - compromised with the world.
Christmas 2014: Hope is Reborn; Salvation has come into the world. The Christmas 2014 Turning Point: The Kingdom is upon us; our King is among us.
On Theory Dominating Substance, in science, religion, morality, and culture. Everywhere we look, we see the theoretical trumping the substantial, up and down the line.
A Personal Relationship with Jesus Christ deepens faith and faith commitment. A Personal Relationship with America deepens love of country and patriotic commitment.
The 2014 Mid-Term Elections Cometh: Here we go again. Next Tuesday, the 2014 Mid-Term Elections are upon us. What are we going to do about it?
Anathematizing anathema: the predictable result of the denial of evil. In a world that denies the existence of evil, anathematizing anathema itself is the only anathema allowed.
The Ebola Setup: Another possible trigger for the final revolution? The purposeful government infection of America, through the Ebola setup. Why?
Work at home jobs that have had me. A long, costly and unsuccessful run at work from home jobs that didn't work for us.
Truth versus Agenda addresses the simplest of problems greatly complexified. Truth versus Agenda examines the contest between reality and its opposition.
Vic has Iron Weights for sale; Mama says they have to go. Lots of iron weights for sale; all have to go at once, in one sale.
The challenge describes Capitalism as illusory and Marxism as solid. The mixture of religion just adds to the confusion of all good realists.
Indifferentism and Moral Relativism eats away at Catholic Culture. Catholicism stands against Indifferentism. Where do you stand?
My poor old truck is again starting to look like a poor old truck. After half-a-million miles, we're now approaching another decision time; another paint job, or a new truck.
Battle Line: Where the advancing secular army meets Judeo-Christian moral norms. The Secular Position (or Agenda) involves Proactive, Aggressive Anti-Theism, and not merely "neutral" Atheism.
A return to the American Ideal means a severe reduction in Government. To return to positive growth and progress means, necessarily, purging our nation from all Marxist-Socialist philosophical influence and a return to the American Ideal.
Why this hatred of Palin? What galls modern women of the Left about Sarah Palin? The blind hatred of Palin we're seeing expressed is not merely because of hatred and intolerance of the pro-life religious moral standard.
A Palin Parker Ticket? My Dream Candidates for 2012. Why a Palin Parker ticket is better than any professional politician Republican ticket you can come up with for 2012.
Elitism Vs Palinism: Why the Left and the Elites Loath and Fear Sarah Palin. It isn't just Marxism Vs Palinism; it's also established intellectual elitism vs Palinism. The elite need someone to look down upon.
How is it that opposing amnesty for millions of illegal aliens is "arrogant"? If my pro-Catholic, pro-American, anti-alternative-ethos position is "arrogant," then, exactly what is the position of those who claim superiority or even equality with it?
Here we see Bush family class captured in a simple private citizen's photo. George W. (and Mrs.) Bush quietly demonstrate Bush family class without hoopla or fanfare.
Marxists love crisis, and they love an oil spill crisis most of all. Marxists even create and drive crisis. Their favorite crisis of all must be the Oil Spill Crisis, which is even better than a Banking Crisis.
American Military Assault Weapons originally intended in the 2nd Amendment. To miss the point of the 2nd Amendment is to miss the point of the whole Constitution.
For God and Country – More Thoughts on America, and on National Existence. For God and Country: Comparisons of martyrdom and heroism, Sovereign Nationhood Vs. Internationalism, distinct people-hood Vs. the Global Village, and Godliness Vs. godlessness.
The Godless Left leads the young and naive to their utopian Hell. For an honest comparison of the effects on youth, we need to look to the history of the Godless Left versus the Religious Right.
The Rabbi Meir Kahane Open Letter to the World is a must read. No decent world history course is complete without the Rabbi Meir Kahane Open Letter to the World.
Aleksandr I.Solzhenitsyn warns the American Worker and American organized labor. Solzhenitsyn speaks to us as a worker from the "Worker's Paradise" of Communism; words of warning for all who understand the meaning of the word Liberty.
World Revolution returns with a vengeance: the rebirth of Marxism. Marxist world revolution returns, and faces far less opposition than in 1848 or the period between the Great Wars.
Our argument against public despair, hopelessness and pessimism re the future. Despair is a mortal sin, the opposite of the virtue of hope; it is a sin unto the death of the soul, a repudiation and rejection of God's grace.
On Threats to America's National Existence. A look at the nature of our national existence, what makes us America, physical threats to that, and the possibility of just going out of existence.
On the ethics of language: English dictionary Vs. Political-Correctness taboos. Language evolves, yet morals are (or should be) fixed. This poses questions re the ethics of language.
Thinking Catholic direction: threats to America, Church, Ethos, even History. The Thinking Catholic Direction is multi-faceted, facing threats to American National Existence, Catholic Liturgy, our common Guiding Ethos - emphasis changes to meet the threat of the moment.
Catholics learn and practice Glossalalia, in the Life In The Spirit seminars. Life in the Spirit seminars, fueling the Catholic Charismatic renewal, bring tongue-speaking "Glossalalia", and being "Slain in the Spirit", to Catholicism.
The website is going on hold for at least the next five weeks. Business calls, and I must respond. Will be traveling, and not taking the laptop this time.
Current Website Status. Still too busy for individual responses to questions, comments & criticisms.
Our 2006 Ohio Voter Guide. The choices are quite clear, and the 2006 Ohio Voter Guide was easy to produce.
On carrying my Lord, Jesus Christ, in my pocket. As a Eucharistic Minister, I am on occasion carrying the Lord Jesus in my pocket. It's a wondrous thing.
A 2006 Christmas and Hanukkah wish. May the Holy Days we celebrate remind us all of who we are, and how we are different from other peoples.
Current Democratic Party platform reveals anti-Semitic streak among Liberals. In their voting, their speechifying, and in the slant of their controlled mainstream media reporting, the current Democratic Party Platform is made clear to all observers.
The "Left", and The DaVinci Code, The Passion, and Cartoons of Mohammed. You can tell a lot about a movement by its public words. The Passion? "Unreservedly Bad." The DaVinci Code? "Unreservedly Good." Anything to do with Islam? "No Comment."
Who's driving the Health Care bus? Health insurance companies "grading" doctors? Health insurance companies grading doctors: a legitimized conflict of interest. A preparatory step toward the nationalization of the health insurance industry?
On the forced use of medical boiler plate language rather than simple notes. The "little dictators" from insurance companies and government bureaucracies force MDs to use stilted, verbose, medical boiler plate language in their own documentation.
Home For Christmas 2008. Website Getting Active Again
Hydrogen power could be, and should be, the wave of our automotive future. Any move toward hydrogen power is a move toward a cleaner and more efficient fuel, and away from our dangerous dependency on oil.
Thoughts in remembrance of 09/11/2001, five years later. The changing shape of the war, the changing shape of the enemy.
The Jewish Shabbat. Description of Jewish Shabbat (Sabbath) from my Holy Land item supplier.
Kerry lies again, and then lies about his lies, in concert with the SLIMC. There he goes again! Kerry lies again and again about American servicemen and veterans; he just can't help himself.
Kerry's Lies: The Old, Vietnam-Era Anti-War Chickens are Comming Home to Roost. POW Lawsuit Could Force Kerry To Come Clean - by George "Bud" Day, Chairman, Vietnam Veterans Legacy Foundation.
What's going on with Mel Gibson? Is he really an anti-Semite? I am surprised that Mel Gibson is an alcolholic. But I am never surprised at any words that come out of the mouth of any drunk.
Still Worrying Over NuVo Consequences. The Holidays have gone by, several days have passed, and the SANE NuVo Initiative still stands pat.
The Dem's October Surprise involves another flip-flop of their public "standard". The clearly pro-sodomy Party that openly seeks the "Gay" vote goes Victorian for another pre-election October Surprise ploy.
Some Problems with NuVo: the so-called Null-Vote Initiative. A "philosophical" movement aimed at keeping religious conservatives from voting? Seriously? Let me state my problems with NuVo.
Come, let us sit and reason together. Jews and Christians of various stripe and spot can say to each other, 'Come, let us sit and reason together.' But we can't do that with the Moslems.
Regarding SANE works dropping NuVo: Nul Vote Initiative dies with a whimper. If you can't really present a good argument, sit down. On SANE Works dropping the NuVo Initiative: a program that works hard to SOUND pro-American while ACTING to oppose American National Existence.
Even experts grossly underestimate the Marxist zeal of the American Left. The sharp Left turn happened in the Hoover-FDR era, and the Marxism of the American Left has been deepening ever since.
Thinking American, in a nutshell: When one has lots to say, but time is limited. The older I get, the busier I get. Answering multiple questions as a thinking American, but in a hurry.
"We are an Easter People, and Hallelujah is our Song." (John Paul the Great) Our absolutely unique and singular Easter story, and the incredible force with which it struck human history.
Witnessing, grieving and weeping for our dieing culture. What might it take to call a whole people back from the brink of cultural death?
If we have an inherent right to something, then, who must supply it? Rights and Responsibilities exist in paired sets; a right does not exist in the absence of a related responsibility. If indeed we have a right to our job, then, someone must provide it. Who?
So how come we have all these homeless people if our system is so great? The strong "Utopian Idealist" firmly believes that absolute worldly perfection is actually possible. Therefore, there should never be any such thing as a hungry or homeless person.
Taking a look at Illegal Imigration and Tax Problem solutions. In our view, the minimum wage and income tax have outlived their usefulness, and only contribute to the illegal alien problem.
First journal / blog entries when the thinking catholic blog first opened up. Notes to readers about what I was doing.
On-going WebSite work and planned WebPages as of 09/07/2006. Adding items to book store.
Vic's busted finger status - life goes on. Another busted finger status report, since the original one rolled off of the 50-entry BLOG update records.
Website Status as of 02/05/2009. No more Bookstore; no more Contact Me; no more complexity.
Website Status 03-09-2009. Just a note to bring you up to date on website status 03-09-2009.
Website Status 04/06/2009. Busy driving daily now; most website work will be weekend and as available.
The Plastic Bags and Eco Doom theory: will plastic bags end life as we know it? Plastic Bag and Eco Doom predictions tell us that plastic grocery and garbage bags will still be buried in the land fills and dumps a thousand years from now. Well … so what?
Farewell Smokey Biorseth; Rest In Peace. Hello Coal Biorseth; Welcome Home. As we were laying our beloved Smokey Biorseth to rest in his grave beside the lilies, a carbon-copy of Smokey, in younger form, emerged from the lilies.
Honky Biorseth really runs this house. If you want to know what's in any cabinet in the house, just ask Honky Biorseth.
Kill the illegal alien marketplace, and illegal aliens will leave on their own. Why should we "imagine" life with no Mexico? Shouldn't the Mexicans be trying to imagine no such thing as the USA?
More Marxist infiltration of higher education. Public school and the media are not the only places dominated by Marxist thought; even Catholic institutions are infected.
Of Families and Fortunes, and Inheritance Vs. Redistribution. Families and Fortunes are despised by Marxists, because Marxism demonizes the family, demonizes fortunes, and even demonizes profit.
Website Status Update 11/09/10. Just a Website status update; where we are and where we're going.
Regarding the 2010 Tax Deal Pledge Breaker: Pledge? What Pledge? How can Republican deal makers even face us? We need to hang a Tea Party target on all professional politicians for 2012.
Pray for peace in Jerusalem, and for deliverance of Israel from harm. To pray for peace in Jerusalem is to pray for deliverance from Obama.
A tale of Promised Financial Melt-Down Debt Ceiling Nonsense and Happy Marxists. Everyone, on both sides, believes the Debt Ceiling Nonsense. Why?
God and Nature: on the Nature of Things, established by the Creator of Things. God and Nature: on man's Perversion of the Nature of Things, even with the best of intentions.
Our Ohio voter Guide for the 2012 Election. The 2l012 Ohio Voter Guide – The Choices Have Never Been Clearer, or more critical.
Evangelization enters the animal kingdom with the first bear prayer. It is fitting that the first bear prayer would be a prayer of thanksgiving.
Is the Internet down in Lithuania? Sudden loss of Lithanian traffic suggests the internet is down in Lithuania.
The rise of the Femi Nazi Green Beret, and the decline of military victory. The first Femi Nazi Green Beret will be awarded out of fairness, not excellence.
Food Insurance: Is this stuff really any good? All of us conspiracy-theorizing, global-calamity doomsday-preppers need their Food Insurance.
We just had to try to do Robert Irvine's Plastic Wrapped Baby Back Ribs. Put plastic wrapped baby back ribs in the oven? What? Are you nuts?
Thoughts on the first Eucharist, established by the Last Supper. The first Eucharist was recognized by the Apostles for what it was on that holiest Holy Thursday.
Tea-Party-Candidates-04-18-2014. The Constitution is not going to be restored to legal preeminence unless we replace leadership incumbents of BOTH PARTIES.
Ecce homo; Behold the man. Ecce Homo. Behold the Innocent Lamb, who takes away the sins of the world.
When your system slows down or hangs, it's time for a Total System Reboot. America, the World, and even the Catholic Church may need a Total System Reboot.
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Last Night's Look: Love It or Leave It?Jessica Alba's metallic midi, Freida Pinto's ladylike dress, Angelina Jolie's sparkly gown and more star style on the red carpet. Check them out, then vote – fashion-forward or fashion fail?
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Far Cry 4's new trailer is all about the villainUbisoft kicked off their conference right at E3 today, showcasing the "first five minutes" of Far Cry 4. It's pretty heavy on the villain, giving us a chummy moment as well as a brutal death and a firefight. Don't take my word for it -- just watch the video above now! Ubi is also teasing a "major Far Cry 4 announcement," so stay tuned. Comments not appearing? Anti-virus apps like Avast or some browser extensions can cause this. Easy fix: Add [*].disqus.com to your software's white list. Tada! Happy comments time again.
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