ANZAC day poems.
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Three poems, not in the usual order, for the service, and not from the
service. Anzac Dawn service is tomorrow: I ndo not attend what has become a
pagan da...
Male Expendability: Inspiring or Exploitative?
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Of all the factors that have made masculinity — the biological essence of
males — perhaps none is as consequential and underappreciated as this:
wombs ar...
Play Progressive Games, Win Progressive Prizes
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Dario Anselmo is the lone Republican representing Edina. Now, considering
the Democrats that run in Edina these days – Anselmo beat Ron Erhardt,
after all ...
Triumph in Dayton
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I assume the other spectators at the University of Dayton Arena must have
thought we were nuts. The score was announced -- in second place, with a
score of...
California to Ban Books? Or Just Christian Speech?
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The California State Assembly has passed a bill that would outlaw “the sale
or lease of goods or services to any consumer” that “includes efforts to
change...
Getting Deeper
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Today, the Inspector General issues another part of his report, and along
with it a criminal referal of Andrew McCabe for lying to the FBI, no less
than fo...
Snowzilla [or Snowmageddon, Snowpocalypse]
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Photo by neighbor
above and below - out front window
Winter Storm Xanto Spreading a Snowy, Icy Mess from the Upper Midwest to
the Great Lakes and Int...
The Titanic Evangelist
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JOHN HARPER was an evangelist on the Titanic. On the anniversary of this
tragedy, after 1,517 people perished in a watery grave, I want to remember
a man...
Ready to serve
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by the Night Writer Something from the files I wanted to preserve here.
Originally from March 14, 2013. Our house was built in ’48 and when we
moved in 16 ...
The Master of the Moment
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The F.B.I.'s reputation lies in tatters.
The press lies, and shrieks, and clatters.
And Trump just rides along and grins,
Revealing all our betters' sins.
New Year Greetings
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We’ve enjoyed having our whole family home for the holidays this year.
After a very busy fall, it has been good to come to a screeching halt and
just enjo...
Missionary Stories about Marriage
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It is good to hear the stories of missionaries, and find out how people in
the rest of the world do things differently. A few years ago I was
traveling and...
Now what will KingDavid be thinking?
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Hearththrob, or perhaps myocardial infarction, Rosie O'Donnell is wondering
whether she'll be able to survive the Trump Presidency. Well, always
being re...
The Needle in the Haystack
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An Expose of Climate Model Error - an easily digested talk on the errors in
climate modeling and how they aren't handled correctly...
I’m Els. And I’m an App-oholic.
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I recall several years ago protesting that, having survived 30 years
without a cell phone, I could probably continue to do so. That lasted all
of about 5 m...
No more dreams about dung
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J.I. Packer once asked, ‘What normal person spends his time nostalgically
dreaming of dung?’ One who doesn’t understand Philippians 3.7–10: But
whatever ga...
Traditionelle Christenheit
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I’m blogging again, at Traditionelle Christenheit, in German with English
translations. Commenting is shut off, but I allow pingbacks. Cheers,
AlteFiled un...
Scientists have apparently found that men focus on a woman's body when seeking a date (or short term relationship), but look at her face only when.....seeking a wife. In other words, science confirms what Grandmother said about how to dress; boyfriends might be won from the neck down, but husbands are won from the neck up. Notice also that men seeking a wife looked at the face; obviously the burqa isn't in line with sound science.
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Well said.
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