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Archive for February, 2009

BREAKING NEWS:
Living Hope Tabernacle, Columbus, IN–Eviction is ON!
I wrote February 2 about Living Hope Tabernacle, in Columbus, IN,  a church that faced eviction in part for opening its doors to the homeless.
I noticed a spike in traffic yesterday and discovered that the eviction is in fact, progressing. Perhaps you can help.
They’re being forced from their [...]

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As I watched TV last night, I saw an amusing, effective spot lampooning the utility industry’s chronic old saw trumpeting claims of “clean coal technology,” (a euphemism for” smoke and mirrors”).

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By the time I was old enough to work in a mill, things in the steel valley were tightening up. You needed someone with pull on the inside to get even an interview for the mills.

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I managed to make my way through the outer doors of the church before I cussed. Somebody mentioned republicans and I heard the fat lady sang. Freaking landmine, that one. I ought to receive some sort of dispensation, considering the circumstances.

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I wrote last week that the value of my house dropped $12,000  in one month.  As unsettling as that is, since we have no intention to sell, I can almost rationalize it away as raw data.
Yesterday I visited my financial planner to see where things stand and to discuss any changes he thinks may be [...]

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We’ve gone from being among the world’s leading lenders to its biggest debtor. Why? Because we’re “war poor.” We mortgaged our children’s futures to spend countless billions on wars in TWO countries, not against a COUNTRY but an EMOTION. We’ve chosen to occupy nations whose citizenry gleefully piss on our rotting corpses.

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Should the dems be quaking in their boots? After all, given the record of oversight these guys have, how do we know they’re even capable of it?

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When President Obama signed the economic recovery bill, he made good on a promise he revealed to Americans as a multi-pronged approach, the components of which cannot be separated–they are integrated, like the legs of a stool.

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Rupert Murdoch’s slime machine the New York Post ran a cartoon that has raised the cackles of every thinking human being, although conservatives tend to claim that there’s nothing racially inflammatory about it (a qualification that considering the words “thinking human being” is totally unnecessary).

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I stopped buying imports soon after my 1980 trip to Detroit. I owned a series of shitty American vehicles, even succumbing to a high-top conversion van that became a sail in slight winds and “rolled” in turns like `a school bus.

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