Got Juice? - Vegas cops talk of "getting O. J." on recording
Mystery Diagnosis - doctor prescribed painkillers for broken neck
They're Here! - VA town tries to prove existence of "ghost cats"
On this day in history: September 19, 1995 - The New York Times and the Washington Post publish the Unabomber's rambling, 35,000-word anti-technology screed, "Industrial Society And Its Future." In exchange, he promises to halt his bombing campaign.
Born on this day in history: September 19, 1964 - Trisha Yearwood (1964-) Born in Monticello, Georgia, country singer Trisha Yearwood began as a back-up singer, and won a recording contract in 1991. Her first album went double platinum, selling two million copies. Yearwood was named Top New Female Vocalist by the Academy of Country Music, and went on to win the Academy's Top Female Vocalist awards in 1997 and 1998.
Scripture of the Day: Though I am free and belong to no man, I make myself a slave to everyone, to win as many as possible. - 1 Corinthians 9:19
Video of the Day: Talking Cat - submitted by Cindy
The socialist brain of a liberal Democrat! Click to enlarge.
Don't be afraid of the dark. Robert Cray said that. I agree: We should not fear the dark. We should fear only the Creator—not the creation.
While I do not fear the dark, I do dislike the dark! Summer is my favorite season. I like the warmth, the long days, and the short nights. I enjoy rising early and staying up late. As summer fades into fall, the days shorten significantly, and the nights become longer. Rising early loses its allure: It is dark!
The days are becoming shorter, the nights are becoming longer, and the warmth of summer is quickly mutating into the cool mornings and evenings of fall. I am reminded once again of my disdain for cold air and darkness.
I shall survive: Next summer is a mere 276 days away!
