Shoppers stopped and detained an armed shoplifter today in Idaho.
It makes me all giddy!!! I just LOVE it when people feel like they can do something positive.
08 December 2008
05 December 2008
Great Sports!
After beating Ball State tonight, Buffalo took the MAC championship and will be heading to the Toronto International Bowl.
Who else will be going?
Who else will be going?
Buffalo athletic director Warde Manuel said members of Buffalo's 1958 team will join the current program on the trip because they turned down a chance to play in the Tangerine Bowl because their black players wouldn't have been able to participate."The 1958 team deserves a bowl experience," Manuel said.
How cool is that? What a heartwarming story out of this year's football competition. Double props to Buffalo tonight!
One More Check
... in a checkered past, if you can even call it "checkered." It's more just "bad."
Planned Parenthood is in hot water again! It's a disheartening story - coaching a "pregnant minor" to lie about reporting her dilemma so that she can get around the laws in place - but it's very consistent with their past behavior.
The chapter president says, "[t]he apparent actions of the employee would be in violation of our strict policies and procedures..."
Mm-hmm.
Maybe that's why it's happened so often.
Somehow, I doubt that an organization founded by a racist and a eugenicist has - in practice - such strict procedures that they would wouldn't take donations earmarked for minority abortions. Or falsify medical records. Or overcharge the state for their "services."
So what can we do? Protect innocent life. Promote a culture that values life. Fight abortion and eugenics. Life is truly a gift, and the more we exemplify that, the more we'll be able to help others see it that way.
Planned Parenthood is in hot water again! It's a disheartening story - coaching a "pregnant minor" to lie about reporting her dilemma so that she can get around the laws in place - but it's very consistent with their past behavior.
The chapter president says, "[t]he apparent actions of the employee would be in violation of our strict policies and procedures..."
Mm-hmm.
Maybe that's why it's happened so often.
Somehow, I doubt that an organization founded by a racist and a eugenicist has - in practice - such strict procedures that they would wouldn't take donations earmarked for minority abortions. Or falsify medical records. Or overcharge the state for their "services."
So what can we do? Protect innocent life. Promote a culture that values life. Fight abortion and eugenics. Life is truly a gift, and the more we exemplify that, the more we'll be able to help others see it that way.
Labels:
abortion,
corruption,
culture,
Planned Parenthood
04 December 2008
No More Whining. Oh, and Reactions, Too.
I've had a couple thoughts simmering lately, and they merge rather well. (h/t: Chantilita & Jenn)
Politics - and political blogging - self-selects for those with a tendency toward fault-finding.
And while it's important to discuss the issues we face, it's easy to let the tone slide from "serious" into "depressing."
So... I'm still going to cover the issues, but I'll try to keep more of the moping out of it, LOL - and to that end, I'm adding a "Reaction" box you can check if you think I'm sounding whiny.
On that note, yep, there are "Reaction" boxes now so you can check your assessment of each post if you'd like... if you have suggestions for more "Reactions," please leave a comment! Thanks!
Politics - and political blogging - self-selects for those with a tendency toward fault-finding.
And while it's important to discuss the issues we face, it's easy to let the tone slide from "serious" into "depressing."
So... I'm still going to cover the issues, but I'll try to keep more of the moping out of it, LOL - and to that end, I'm adding a "Reaction" box you can check if you think I'm sounding whiny.
On that note, yep, there are "Reaction" boxes now so you can check your assessment of each post if you'd like... if you have suggestions for more "Reactions," please leave a comment! Thanks!
03 December 2008
This Is Probably Good
Saxby Chambliss, a conservative and a Republican, won re-election in Georgia's run-off on Tuesday.
I'm stopping short of expecting miracles, but I think it's great that a conservative won. If you still understand the principles that the country was founded on, count me a fan!
And I think it's wonderful that there is not a Democratic supermajority in the Senate; whatever your political views, having the two admittedly partisan branches of the government (along with a sometimes-partisan third) working at odds rather than in concert is better if you're a fan of any sort of balanced approach. I'm not sure whether I am or not, LOL, but "balance" sounds good, right?
Personally, I'd prefer that we resurrected our Founders, but I suppose that will have to wait...
I'm stopping short of expecting miracles, but I think it's great that a conservative won. If you still understand the principles that the country was founded on, count me a fan!
And I think it's wonderful that there is not a Democratic supermajority in the Senate; whatever your political views, having the two admittedly partisan branches of the government (along with a sometimes-partisan third) working at odds rather than in concert is better if you're a fan of any sort of balanced approach. I'm not sure whether I am or not, LOL, but "balance" sounds good, right?
Personally, I'd prefer that we resurrected our Founders, but I suppose that will have to wait...
01 December 2008
Another Warrior Finally at Peace
CPT Rob Yllescas passed on today.
He leaves a wife and two daughters that I am certain he will continue to watch over.
Please keep his family in your prayers.
He leaves a wife and two daughters that I am certain he will continue to watch over.
Please keep his family in your prayers.
Excuse Me, Mr. Officer... or "How exactly do you object to an M-16?"
The Pentagon is planning to deploy 20,000 DOMESTIC MILITARY POLICE.
What could possibly go wrong?
(For the record, Hubby is a member of the National Guard; they're for defense, not for policing, and while I trust him and his associates, I sure don't trust a heavy-handed government with even more local power.)
(And chalk another one up for what I call "Glenn Beck's Early News!")
[h/t: Drudge]
What could possibly go wrong?
(For the record, Hubby is a member of the National Guard; they're for defense, not for policing, and while I trust him and his associates, I sure don't trust a heavy-handed government with even more local power.)
(And chalk another one up for what I call "Glenn Beck's Early News!")
[h/t: Drudge]
Labels:
absolute power,
GB Early News,
military,
role of government
What an Opportunity, Indeed.
Communists in Russia are excited that people will feel threatened enough by world events to re-install their totalitarian rulers. I mean, they're really back with Putin and Medvedev, anyway, (and engineered conflicts with, say... Georgia?), but 'ooh! People might take someone who still carries the actual party name if they get desperate enough!' To quote:
[h/t: Drudge]
Gennady Zyuganov told the party's annual congress the Communists should make maximum use of the growing public discontent caused by the economic downturn to try to restore their political strength.Gee, who else has recently said that he should never let a crisis go to waste? (Hint: "a cross between a hemorrhoid and a toothache.")
[h/t: Drudge]
Labels:
absolute power,
communism,
corruption,
role of government,
Russia
If You Can't Beat 'Em, Take 'Em to Court!
Looks like having real evidence out there about alleged "man-made global climate change" (e.g.: CO2 emissions rise after temperatures, not before - does following the temperature rise sound like causation to you?) is starting to have an effect: more people worldwide are skeptical of the high priests of the global warming religion.
And even if they believe they're personally causing it, they're unwilling to do much, if anything, about it. Ha... what a triumph of laziness, even over gullibility! (Although let me be clear: I believe we should be responsible about the use of our resources; we're supposed to be good, industrious stewards of the earth.)
So... rather than present actual evidence for our role in climate change, (since there's such a paucity of it, regardless of what Al Gore might have gotten back slaps and toasts for...), what do they do? Threaten us through the court system.
[h/t: Drudge]
And even if they believe they're personally causing it, they're unwilling to do much, if anything, about it. Ha... what a triumph of laziness, even over gullibility! (Although let me be clear: I believe we should be responsible about the use of our resources; we're supposed to be good, industrious stewards of the earth.)
So... rather than present actual evidence for our role in climate change, (since there's such a paucity of it, regardless of what Al Gore might have gotten back slaps and toasts for...), what do they do? Threaten us through the court system.
[h/t: Drudge]
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