You can't keep markets down: Incandescent light bulbs as "heat balls."
Title of spam email I received...."Your dream come true, Government Grants!" Not the taxpayer's dream exactly...
Be cool to read one of these "Chronological Bibles".
January 11, 2011
Lightning Round
Kudos to Mike Barnicle on Morning Joe for not politicizing AZ shooting.
* * Universities Ohio State and Miami U named "best values" by Kiplinger's Personal Finance.
* * Great to hear of moderate Muslims rising against jihadists: Egypt's Muslims attend Coptic Christmas mass, serving as "human shields".
* * Unlikely Bumper Sticker: This vehicle stops for large obstacles in the road.
* * Terry Teachout: "I'm rethinking my longstanding opposition to giving up writing and becoming a full-time beach bum." (Mrs. Darwin probably thinks I already am one!)
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You can't keep markets down: Incandescent light bulbs as "heat balls."
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Title of spam email I received...."Your dream come true, Government Grants!" Not the taxpayer's dream exactly...
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Be cool to read one of these "Chronological Bibles".
* * Josh Groban's Noel, an album of Christmas hymns: two thumbs up.
* * The Spirit is not a "consolation prize" for the souls who lived after the time Jesus was alive but is a true person who stands on his own.
You can't keep markets down: Incandescent light bulbs as "heat balls."
Title of spam email I received...."Your dream come true, Government Grants!" Not the taxpayer's dream exactly...
Be cool to read one of these "Chronological Bibles".
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You're not a beach bum if you're blogging about it. It's more of an... apostolate. I tell you what, I'm thinking about giving up my longstanding opposition to retiring to Florida, after half a season of Ohio winter. :)
I like that! An apostolate. Yes... and as part of that am planning a short trip to Sanibel Island next week in fact.
I agree on Florida; I'm beginning to think that the wisdom of elders displays itself in the geriatric migration to Florida. Having never lived in Texas I have no experience of the summers there, but I daresay I'd rather have a Texas summer than an Ohio winter! You, having experienced both, wouldst be a better judge.
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