Published in April 30th, 2008
I’ve been reading thru the Daily Bread recently in an effort to get back to some regular scriptural study and I came across a pretty good one from Wednesday April 9th. As part of his minister training efforts, John Wesley, famed founder of the Methodist denomination of Christianity would occasionally allow lay ministers with limited […]
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Published in April 29th, 2008
I get it now. Having actually heard the entirety of Rev. Wright’s post September 11th sermon I realize now that people all over the country have miss-spun and misconstrued a sound bite to horendous and comic proportions. This is basic liberation theology that you’ll hear in at least half the black churches in America […]
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Published in April 28th, 2008
I’m sure you guys remember the midwest earthquake from a couple of weeks ago who’s epicenter was in Illinois and it’s wide spread tremors. I had relatives in Missouri and Kentucky who felt it. Here’s some helpful follow up info that was forwarded to me by my mother. It’s a preparedness quiz. Here’s a […]
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Published in April 25th, 2008
I don’t know if I’m going to see the movie but seeing the trailers made me think back to the cartoon back in the day. I never knew each word of the lyrics so I thought I’d Google them today. I used Lyrics On Demand’s version and pasted them below. All you other old heads […]
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Published in April 18th, 2008
News to help the country. Read on…
Date: Friday, April 18, 2008, 11:43 AM
President George Bush said each one of us would get a $600.00 tax rebate. It was previously slated to be $800.00, but they dropped it to a $600.00 tax rebate because of various budget problems.
Now, if we spend that money at Wal-Mart, […]
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Published in April 16th, 2008
So we’ll call this hump day 2 of my tribute to WAR. I’ll throw three more selections at you to carry you thru the week.
This one was their first release back in 1970. Spill the Wine is led by Eric Burdon. And when was the last time you saw a flute in a contemporary […]
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Published in April 9th, 2008
Want to hear one of the first multicultural-multiethnic crossover groups to break out big on the popular music scene in the early 70’s? Tuesday Tunes is a day late but that’s alright. How about we call it a hump day special? We’re going back thirty years so allow me to declare WAR on your earlobes. […]
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Published in April 8th, 2008
Have you been keeping up with the race on NPR? In her March 25th Morning Edition segment entitled “France Tracks U.S. Presidential Election” National Public Radio commentator Eleanor Beardsley talks about French impressions of the primary season. As it turns out our sometimes testy allies the French are following the primary contest as closely as […]
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Published in April 4th, 2008
It is the 40th anniversary of the assasination of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King. There won’t be a day as historically significant as this one any time soon with the exception potentially of the innauguaration early next year. I don’t even know how to start or structure this post just with everything swirling thru my […]
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Published in April 2nd, 2008
Wow, are the protesters ever serious this year? The Chinese crackdown on Nepal has created ripples to the heartland of the Games themselves. Dutch protesters with flags showing the Olympic rings as five handcuffs were arrested in Athens.
The Chinese may be banning transmissions to their own citizens but activists around the world are keeping the […]
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