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WHAT IS MEMORIAL DAY?
In what follows, Delegate Scott Lingamfelter introduces the Gettysburg Address. Perfect Words, Sustained Trust Frequently you’ll hear people in the news say “Well Memorial Day is the unofficial start of summer”. Maybe. But for me it strikes a bit closer. For … Continue reading
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THE SEARCH FOR THE MOST VIRTUOUS VERSATILE BLOGGER — PART 8
If you really want to know what this post is about, check out THE SEARCH FOR THE MOST VIRTUOUS VERSATILE BLOGGER — PART 1. Otherwise, just read on and enjoy. GLUTTONY Gluttony is one of the seven deadly sins. In … Continue reading
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$1 Million Lottery Winner Still on Food Stamps.
Reblogged from freedombytheway: in·teg·ri·ty: noun. adherence to moral and ethical principles; soundness of moral character; honesty A 24-year old wins $1 million in the Michigan lottery, purchases a home and a new car for cash, yet she still uses her food … Continue reading
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A funny thing happened while reading a WP blog...Steve (GRC) Gibson's Blog
Reblogged from partneringwitheagles: I was taking a break from my conservative blogging. If anyone is familiar with Gibson Research Corporation, OK – EVEN IF YOU’RE NOT, they are originators of utilities to test how safe your OS (operating system) is … Continue reading
DO YOU LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR, OR DO YOU JUST FEEL ENTITLED?
H/T Freedom, by the way via FIREWALL: The Vote Pump Check out this video from the BillWhittleChannel Watched it? Then consider this question. What is government? When the average Liberal hears a Conservative complaining about big government, how does that … Continue reading
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STAY HOME AND DON’T VOTE?
NOT! NOT! NOT! NOT! NOT! NOT! H/T to Thinking in Christ via this post, Worth Reading: Election Edition. Don’t Trust Your Instincts By John Stossel (Archive) · Wednesday, January 18, 2012 Simple answers are so satisfying: Green jobs will fix … Continue reading
Independent Learning is Out - Group Think is In
Reblogged from PWC Education Reform Blog: On the lists of “What’s in / What’s out” that I saw at the end of the year, education trends seems to be consistently missing. One trend in particular, group learning, was conspicuously absent. … Continue reading
THE SEARCH FOR THE MOST VIRTUOUS VERSATILE BLOGGER — PART 7
“Next week” turned out to be next month. Nevertheless, here we have the seventh post in a long series. If you really want to know what this post is about, check out THE SEARCH FOR THE MOST VIRTUOUS VERSATILE BLOGGER … Continue reading
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