This is the last day in the series of different themes/layouts that I’m considering. I appreciate the feedback and included images of the others below the post (including the original). Not all that long ago, George Clooney decided to film a movie from the site of his roots: Cincinnati. Ever since the filming, the area [...]
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On a Clooney Movie
Posted in Entertainment, Politics, tagged Cincinnati, Clooney, Film, Film Review, George Clooney, George Clooney film, Ides of March, Movie, Political film, Politics, Ryan Gosling on October 26, 2011 | 16 Comments »
On Blocks of Granite
Posted in Election 2012, Politics, tagged Integrity, Michelle Bachmann, New Hampshire Primary, Politics, Republicans on October 25, 2011 | 23 Comments »
Not all that long ago while poll results were hailing Rep. Michelle Bachmann (R-MN) as the front-runner, I calmly suggested, “Keep her talking.” She did, fact-check observers did their job, thus down in the polls so goes. With that in mind, is there any surprise to the latest news that her New Hampshire team has [...]
On a Green Joke
Posted in Election 2012, Politics, tagged Green Energy, Green energy is a joke, Herman Cain, Kermit the Frog, Republicans on October 24, 2011 | 42 Comments »
Over the next few days I will have short posts to test a different templates/themes. I would appreciate your feedback. An image of the original look is below the video. Meanwhile, thanks to Herman Cain for this latest interesting exchange about green energy. I wonder if his campaign site will link me again. Moderator: If [...]
On a Note to Sport
Posted in Monday Morning Entertainment, tagged Funny song, Humor, Kangaroos, Monday, Monday morning, Monday Morning Coffee, Monday Morning entertainment, Rolf Harris, Tie me Kangaroo Down on October 23, 2011 | 19 Comments »
Well … another end of the world proclamation has come and gone. Is two in one year a record? Otherwise, hope you had a good weekend. My weekend highlights included ballroom dance at the studio, a 4-hour handball techniques workshop, and dinner with friends. For whatever reason, many Americans picture the British as stiff and [...]
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Opinions in the Shorts: Vol. 119
Posted in Opinions in the Shorts, tagged Charles Rangel, Commentaries, Democrats, Halloween animation, Joe the Plumber, John Boehner, Mitt Romney, Opinions, Political ethics, Politics, Republicans, The Onion on October 27, 2011 | 18 Comments »
On Politics The latest Mitt Romney side-step/misstep started less than 10 miles from my house during his Cincinnati visit. I admit it: I found the Herman Cain ad with the smoker amusing, especially since it sparked many parodies. Recently seeing Rep. Charlie Rangel (D-NY) reminds me of this question: Are the House Ethics Committee and [...]
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