Showing posts with label child rape. Show all posts
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Thursday, April 17, 2008

Somebody's Watching You, Weapons of Choice, -and- Crime and Punishment


Somebody's Watching You - online storage of medical records not covered by privacy law
Weapons of Choice - bill forces states to accept concealed-weapon permits from other states
Crime and Punishment - top court may allow states to execute child rapists

On this day in history: April 17, 1965 - The FBI Laboratory in Washington reports their inability to make out the vocals on the hit single "Louie Louie." Thus, the Bureau is unable to determine whether the record constitutes obscene matter.

Born on this day in history: April 17, Jennifer Garner (1972-) Born in Houston, TX, raised in Charleston, WV, actress Jennifer Garner began with bit parts on TV shows like "Spin City" and "Law and Order." In 2000, her work on TV show "Felicity" led to the lead role on spy drama "Alias," which made her a star. Garner married for the second time to actor Ben Affleck in 2005. Their daughter, Violet, was born the following November.

Scripture of the Day: Anyone, then, who knows the good he ought to do and doesn't do it, sins. - James 4:17

Video of the Day: Teen Sets Record inflating balloons with his nose - submitted by Philip


Apparently, birds of a feather do not necessarily flock together! Click to enlarge.






The wind continues! The wind that has been plaguing us for over a week now continues today. It is forecast to be in the 80s today, so at least the wind should not be cold. Yesterday, it was cold!

Last night—while preparing to leave for Bible class at Harvest Christian Center, we watched Dick Cheney's speech at the Annual Radio and TV Correspondents Dinner. He explained "global warming," saying he observed that it was, in fact, getting warmer. He said he had no doubt that we are "...in the midst of a global warming—or, as I prefer to call it, spring!"

Wednesday, March 12, 2008

Burn Baby Burn!, Mary Ann Does Mary Jane, -and- Crime and Punishment


Burn Baby Burn! - Apple iPod fire probe after Nano shoots sparks while recharging
Mary Ann Does Mary Jane - Dawn Wells busted for marijuana possession
Crime and Punishment - child rapists could face execution in Colorado

On this day in history: March 12, 1980 - A Chicago jury finds John Wayne Gacy guilty of the murders of 33 men and boys. The next day, he is sentenced to death; after years on death row, Gacy is finally executed in May 10, 1994.

Born on this day in history: March 12, 1922 - Jack Kerouac (1922–69) Born in Lowell, MA, writer Jack Kerouac is best known for "On the Road" (1957), a semi-autobiographical tale that spoke for the Beat Generation. Trying to escape notoriety, he drank heavily and lived out his final years back in Lowell with his mother.

Scripture of the Day: Therefore, as God's chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience. - Colossians 3:12

Video of the Day: Ginger Versus Mary Ann: The Eternal Question





Wherefore art thou, voters???? Click to enlarge.






I purchased fuel for Mr. Nitro this morning on the way to my office. It was an experience I shall not soon forget. Click to enlarge.





Friday, January 04, 2008

Just Punishment, Heat of the Moment, -and- Watch It!


Just Punishment - Supreme Court weighs death penalty for child rape
Heat of the Moment - frozen iguanas fall from Florida trees
Watch It! - man blames bad GPS directions for crash with train

On this day in history: January 4, 1997 - Rumors run rampant through Israel, particularly over talk radio, that a UFO will land at Tel Aviv on the following day. The predictions are purported to have been made by spoonbender Uri Geller. Thousands flock to the beaches, but no saucers.

Born on this day in history: January 4, 1642 - Sir Isaac Newton (1642–1727) Born in Lincolnshire, England, physicist and mathematician Isaac Newton studied at Cambridge and is one of history's foremost scientists. After discovering the laws of gravity in 1665-6, Newton studied the nature of light and, in 1687, wrote his famous "Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy."

Scripture of the Day: "And he said unto them, 'When ye pray, say...give us day by day our daily bread.'" - Luke 11:2-3

Video of the Day: The Original Human Tetris Performance - submitted by Cindy





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Today's blog is late! The power went off throughout downtown Corning this morning, around 7:30 AM. I read the Bible on my HP iPAQ Pocket PC, played several games of Mah Jongg, and shivered until noon. The power was still off, and I could take no more. I came home and made this blog post on Phoebe, my HP 9500t laptop.

This storm is fierce! Everywhere, there is flooding. Trees are down throughout the area. The rain has been falling continuously since yesterday, and the wind is incredible—gusts up to 70 MPH have been reported.