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Monthly Archives: June 2010
NORTH PLATTE CANTEEN: UPDATE
UPDATE: In addition to the video below, there are websites that tell the story of the North Platte Canteen. nebraskastudies.org (here) provides more details about how the canteen got its start and how it operated. NPR interviews an author who … Continue reading
Posted in history, religion
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NEWS COVERAGE OF THE MANASSAS TEA PARTY
The Manassas Tea Party‘s Defend the Constitution Rally went off as scheduled Friday evening in downtown Manassas, Virginia. As usual, news coverage was spotty. Apparently, hundreds of well-behaved people rallying to defend their country from a government that refuses to be constrained by the Constitution … Continue reading
Posted in news media bias, Tea Party
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STEALING THE ELECTION
This coming November we will have the opportunity to replace all the members of the House of Representatives and one third of the members of the Senate. We also know that the dominant party, the Democratic Party, will not be able to … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution, Tea Party
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WEATHER WATCHING AND HEAT ISLANDS
Since I have Internet access at work, I use the Internet to monitor the weather. When I expect rain, I check the weather radar. Since I often go for a walk after work, I have a practical interest in this matter. … Continue reading
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WORD CHOICES
Spin is a word we hear frequently, but what is it? In a A Sack of Spin, Robin Dembroff at The Evangelical Outpost illustrates how writers use word choices to sway our understanding. The topic is as controversial as it gets, abortion.
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