Oct

31

Lord of the Beans - Veggie Tales

October 31, 2005 | Leave a Comment

I look forward to seeing the Veggie Tales’ spoof. As a big fan of J.R.R. Tolkien’s books and the recent movies it should be at least mildly amusing to view these with the family.
The Toledo Blade wrote a piece about the movie. A more upbeat article can be found at Christianitytoday.com. It will be […]

Oct

29

Blackwell’s Short List For Running Mate - Sen. Jim Jordan

October 29, 2005 | Leave a Comment

State Senator Jordan has been seen as a potential running mate for some time. Confirmation of this was posted in the Lima News and the Dayton Daily News. It appears that Senator Jordan is one of only two on the very short list.
???It???s speculation at this point. Ken and I have talked about […]

Oct

27

New Ad Comes Out On Ohio Issues!

October 27, 2005 | Leave a Comment

Great ad against Ohio Issues 2-5 will be showing tonight. Take a look at the link below to catch the preview. It looks like it will have some impact when people watch. What do you think?
The latest ad against State Issues 2, 3, 4 & 5 goes on the air tonight! Help stop the […]

Oct

26

“And This Little Piggy” Was Banned!

October 26, 2005 | 1 Comment

In an amazing move by ’sensitive’ British Banks they are banning the classic piggy banks which for many years served as an incentive for children to save their change. This sudden change of policy has also caused piglet to flee a country which has become increasingly senstive to Muslim sensibilities. Winnie the Pooh, destraught over […]

Oct

23

‘Calvin and Hobbes’ creator keeps privacy

October 23, 2005 | Leave a Comment

I have been an avid reader of cartoons for many years. There are those that will always be remembered as ‘favorites’. Calvin and Hobbes was definitely a top of the list cartoon which was required reading. Unfortunately it doesn’t look like we will hear much more of this great cartoon any more than we will […]

Oct

18

Abortionists Demand Pharmacists Help

October 18, 2005 | 1 Comment

It appears that we can expect a new series of outrages by the supporters of Planned Parenthood (should that be planned un-parenthood?). Atheists are upset that a Pharmacist refuses to dispense a perscription for EC (emercency contraceptives). Their outrage also extends toward Planned Parenthood for noting the pharmacist cited moral beliefs when ‘religious beliefs’ would […]

Oct

18

Trashing Winning Ticket

October 18, 2005 | 1 Comment

I agree with Wizbang when it comes to lottery ticket players who play every last ticket at the counter while you wait. However, in this case I wish I was the one waiting right behind him. It would have been worth the time seeing these events unfold. One man wins and throws the winner in […]

Oct

17

That Unfortunate First Amendment

October 17, 2005 | Leave a Comment

I could hardly believe what I heard on Fox News. They interviewed the chief of police in Toledo. The question given to the police chief asked ‘why would the neo-Nazi’s group be allowed to demonstrate in the first place?’ The question sounded odd but the answer given left me dumb-struck. I found the quote in […]

Oct

16

Captain Farrakhan Visits Mother Ship

October 16, 2005 | 1 Comment

…And one of these little UFOs came over that mountain and I was signaled from a group of persons to come. And I was beamed up into that small vehicle and carried to a larger vehicle, where I heard the voice of my leader and teacher, the Honorable Elijah Mohamed…
I also wonder why anyone should […]

Oct

15

Soros Pushing Into Ohio

October 15, 2005 | Leave a Comment

Democrats are pushing hard to rewrite election laws and procedures in Ohio to eliminate the system that helped the Republicans ’steal’ the election. The ‘not so reverend Jackson’ said in Columbus that “Ohio was stolen.” So goes the rheteroic as a major attempt to ‘right’ (should I say ‘left’) a wrong by changing the playing […]

Oct

14

Privacy Rights of Illegals

October 14, 2005 | Leave a Comment

“Stupid is as Studid does” and it seems like some are stuck.
Washington — The “privacy interests” of illegal immigrants who have been convicted of felonies in the United States would be compromised if the government released their names and other identifying information, a federal judge has ruled.
The court repordedly cited the following as part […]

Oct

13

Call Them Like You See Them - White Soxs

October 13, 2005 | Leave a Comment

There is much ado about the third strike call in the 9th inning which would lead to the White Soxs winning the game.
I am no major league umpire. But having worked the plate one is placed in making a decision with a pitch traveling between 50-100 mph depending on the level of play. All […]

Oct

12

Katrina Waters NOT Toxic?

October 12, 2005 | Leave a Comment

How would you describe the media’s new take on the troubled waters? It appears that the political rhetoric was far more toxic than the water flooding New Orleans.
The New Orleans floodwaters described as toxic in news accounts of Hurricane Katrina’s impact were actually about as dangerous as the city’s normal storm water runoff, according […]

Oct

11

The Handguns of Thugs

October 11, 2005 | Leave a Comment

Whose head needs to be examined? I would love a linguist to parse this sentense properly. I know what Brady intended but the quote appears to say that repealing law would only keep guns out of the thugs hands. Either way, does Brady really believe that this law has prevented criminal ‘thugs’ from getting guns? […]

Oct

10

Revolutionaries Leaving Church

October 10, 2005 | 1 Comment

Barna’s report that only 37% of America is ‘churched’. Of those churched only 8% of mainline denominations have a biblical worldview. The organized church continues to struggle. Years of misunderstanding about what the church is, coupled with a decline in understanding their basic founding document (the Bible for those in Rio Linda) has provided many […]

Oct

9

Thought Tax In Ohio?

October 9, 2005 | Leave a Comment

Thought crimes. Now the Ohio Civil Rights Commission is looking for new funding for their advertising. Apparently the opportunity came from an Ohio Tavern owner’s sign which says, “For Service, Speak English.”
Bizzy Blog has some interesting questions for the OCRC. Isn’t it difficult not to be looking for ’shake down’ opportunities when your department benefits […]

Oct

8

Freezing Eminent Domain In Ohio

October 8, 2005 | Leave a Comment

It appears that the Ohio Senate voted 29-0 to temporarily stop seizures of private property for economic development. We will see if the House follows up this week with a similar vote.
This is the beginning of Ohio’s response to the United States Supreme Court’s decision in the Kelo v. City of New London.

Oct

6

PC Police Try To Cuff Police

October 6, 2005 | 1 Comment

Typical PC concerns. If you want to look for illegal immigrants, fine. But don’t look for people that appear to come from the country of concern which in this case is Mexico. It is the same logic that says watch for possible terrorist activity but don’t profile someone from the middle east. We wonder why […]

Oct

5

Suicide or Terrorist or Both

October 5, 2005 | Leave a Comment

Interesting that a student who wanted to kill himself would take such elaborate measures to do it. It hardly seems reasonable that he mearly wanted to die. Nixguy.com has found some interesting news footage about the guy who was only 100 yeards away from 84,000 football fans at Okalhoma U.
The final report will probably […]

Oct

4

Harriet Miers Restoration Heritage

October 4, 2005 | Leave a Comment

Lots of comments have been made about the ‘uncertainty’ concerning Miers’ nomination to the Supreme Court. Turns out that she has had long time connections to Valley Christian Church which is a part of The Restoration Movement. They have a strong commitment to using the Bible (the church’s constitution) as the sole sourse of faith […]

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