Category: Potpourri

January 5, 2012

Carpe Diem

Filed under: Potpourri - 05 Jan 2012

The last gift has been opened, all the leftovers bagged and tagged, that laaast little scrap of homemade fudge scraped off the plate, and you’ve just come back into the house after sending the “children”, and their children, off with …

January 1, 2012

Lloyd’s Life Lessons: An Unwrapped Christmas Gift

Filed under: Potpourri - 01 Jan 2012

Mary phoned her mom to thank her and dad for the Christmas gift they sent us. Mom reported that dad got his Flu shot yesterday. Mom was in the process of baking bread to take over Mac and Mary’s sister …

December 26, 2011

The Five Best Christmas Movies: And the Gift of Grace and Renewal

Filed under: Potpourri - 26 Dec 2011

Let’s have a happy debate: What are the five best Christmas movies of all time? Obviously, tastes differ and change over time. Here are my five favorites, the ones I am willing to watch every Christmas season, starting with number …

December 8, 2011

V&V Q&A: “Meet the Presidents”

Filed under: Potpourri - 08 Dec 2011

With Walter Eckman

Editor’s Note: The “V&V Q&A” is an e-publication from The Center for Vision & Values at Grove City College. In this latest edition, Dr. Paul Kengor, the executive director of the Center, interviews Walter Eckman, author of the …

November 17, 2011

Abuse of Power: A Savage Adventure

Filed under: Potpourri - 17 Nov 2011

I have not heard Michael Savage on the radio for a while. It was always great to catch him in the late evening while driving a long distance. He was great company. So I was quite surprised to see that …

October 8, 2011

UPMC’s Taking Snit With Highmark Out On Patients?

Filed under: J.J. Jackson's Opinion,Potpourri - 08 Oct 2011

In the Greater Pittsburgh area, the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) is well known. Sometimes however it is not known for the best of reasons. While UPMC has many good doctors that work for it and is …

October 1, 2011

Kaline, Colavito & Cash: The Boys of October—and Other Baseball Memories

Filed under: Potpourri - 01 Oct 2011

Having grown up three-and-a-half miles north of the Detroit city line, I have been a lifelong Tigers fan. It has been a half-century now since that magical 1961 season when the Tigers, led by the awesome trio of “Kaline, Colavito, …

July 27, 2011

A Response To Paul A. Ibbetson’s Article Titled ‘Sister Wives: The Concubines Of The Cult Of Kody Brown’

Filed under: Potpourri - 27 Jul 2011

Okay, so some of the things I’m going to write herein will probably piss a few people off, but hey, you can’t please everybody… if you could, you’d make Jesus look like one of those silly pop music icons that …

July 25, 2011

Sister Wives: The Concubines of the Cult of Kody Brown

Filed under: Potpourri - 25 Jul 2011

If you want to see another blatant example of social activism at the expense of traditional marriage, go no further than The Learning Channel (TLC). Part of TLC’s knowledge-enhancing program lineup is the show featuring polygamist Kody Brown and his …

July 4, 2011

Happy Independence Day!

Filed under: Potpourri - 04 Jul 2011

Patriots, some folks are extremely uncomfortable embracing an “us against them” mindset. However, the cold reality is there are those who love freedom, liberty and America and those who do not. Moses cried out, “Who is on the Lord’s side? …

June 20, 2011

Random Thoughts About My Dad: Happy Father’s Day

Filed under: Potpourri - 20 Jun 2011

My 83 year old dad has been a Christian minister most of my life. I thought back to when I was a child, how even our neighborhood winos respected my dad; partly because he was a true man of God, …

April 27, 2011

No, Beauty is Not in the Eye of the Beholder

Filed under: Potpourri - 27 Apr 2011

The American Thinker’s Rick Moran recently wrote a blog piece about how some Catholics in France destroyed two of Andres Serrano’s creations, excreta that some euphemistically refer to as art.  Moran opened by saying that his topic would make for …

March 21, 2011

Ex-Rad, the U.S. Military’s Radiation Wonder Drug

Filed under: Potpourri - 21 Mar 2011

By Van Hipp

These are tragic and tense days indeed in Japan.

The immense loss of life and absolute devastation caused by last week’s earthquake and tsunami is heartbreaking – and serve as the culprits in this unimaginable tragedy. The tension, felt …

March 9, 2011

Two Brief Refreshing American Tales

Filed under: Potpourri - 09 Mar 2011

With teacher’s unions and everybody and his brother demanding entitlements; me, me, me, gimme, gimme, gimme, these two people give me hope. The American Spirit is alive and well.

February 28, 2011

Felonious Flatulence, Cannibal Migrants & Cooper Slapped: Headline Potpourri #19

Filed under: Politics In General,Potpourri - 28 Feb 2011

The African nation of Malawi has passed a law criminalizing public incidents of flatulence. This raises the question of what will happen in reference to the quandary where the rectal emissions are categorized as “silent but violent”? This …

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