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Category Archives: Politics
Understanding the Times–Thank you David Noebel
Day 313 of 1000 Lately, our family talks about world views, morality, and world events more than has been normal for us in the past. I think this is because of the election in Mexico on Sunday, the election in … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, culture, Education, Family, Homeschool, Politics, Socialization
Tagged David A. Noebel, Understanding the Times
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Hip new sweater vest!
Day 298 of 1000 I think this is the best investment I made all year. Too bad it is too warm to wear it in the summer, but it will be rested and ready for use with the right kind … Continue reading
NC vs PNW Observation by Andrew
At lunch today, Andrew mention that when he lived in Seattle he was very impressed with the way the government provided online support and information for things like the DMV, the tax office, etc., but how that when he walks … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Socialization, Technology, Work
Tagged government, North Carolina, Oregon, Washington
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Stepan tells a little of his story
Stepan stopped by my desk again and told me a little story about his great grandfather, Nikolai, who was originally from the Ukraine. Nikolai was a successful, small family farmer. So successful, it turns out, that In the 1930′s, Stalin’s … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Family, Politics, Work
Tagged concentration camp, Finland, Murmansk, Russia, Sovet Union, Stalin, Stepan
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Religious authorities and secular involvement
Day 107 of 1000 (213.7 lbs.) I still say The Other McCain is a trainwreck, but he really nails one of my pet peeves today. His description of how Jesus dealt with religious authorities seems to be spot on. The … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Christianity, Politics
Tagged Gonzo Journalism, Jesus, Oregon, Smitty, The Other McCain
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Kelly has a new article up at The College Fix
Kelly and I just had the following instant message exchange. The first link is an article she wrote. The second link is about students who study hard stuff versus students who don’t. After the exchange we discuss why it is … Continue reading
Stepan’s theories on the space shuttle
Stepan, my Russian, chemist friend and I got into one of those discussions common to rooms full of engineers: the relative benefits of the different ways to go into space. He has a very interesting theory. The mundane part is … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Politics, Technology, Work
Tagged Cisco, IBM, Russia, space shuttle, Stepan, war
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More fun with the commie professor
Day 99 of 1000 The following is the transcript of Kelly’s texting from today’s class. It speaks for itself. Kelly in communism, ALL ppl who work a socially useful job get whatever they need whenever they need it mantra switches … Continue reading
Awesome new music find
Day 90 of 1000 Andrew posted this on his Google+ account. I like it a LOT. I listened to some of his other stuff on YouTube. If you like this genre Justin Townes Earle is definitely worth a listen. Update: … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Music, Politics
Tagged Andrew, Justin Townes Earle, Steve Earle
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Continued conversation with the kid’s commie teacher
Day 81 of 1000 As many already know, Kelly and Christian take a “writing” class at the community college where the dear leader of the class lectures on the evils of all things Christian, the beauty of communism and atheism, … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Education, Homeschool, Politics
Tagged Commie professor, Evolution, Greg Koukl, Paul Johnson, Rodney Stark, William Dembski, Wintery Knight
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Robert Stacy McCain: The Rodney Dangerfield of Political Reports
Kelly found this blurb about the fearless leader of The Other McCain in an article in Yahoo’s The Ticket, that bastion of fair minded reporting: As it turned out, I wasn’t the lowest on the pecking order. Members of the … Continue reading