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Another classic Jay Tea post – Pretty Ugly, Jumbo Shrimp, And Obama Justice:
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed is not an enemy of the nation, he is a man accused of several thousand counts of felony murder. He is accused of heading up a conspiracy that cost thousands of lives and billions and billions of economic harm.
Instead of doing a series of posts on the many things wrong with the IPCC report, it would probably be easier, faster, and with less risk of carpal tunnel syndrome to document what in the report is actually true.
I am so completely blown away by last night’s game, I’m having a hard time getting it together this morning to work or even to post. And nope, no hangover – just a good time and a late night. We had a few friends – diehard Saints fans – over to watch the game and had a great time, even sans alcohol. When the Saints won, my neighborhood went crazy – people just poured out of their houses, they were screaming “WHO DAT?!”, setting off fireworks and car alarms… just unbelievable.
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Speaking of the Creed… somebody else was thinking along those lines, too. That’d be a fun viral video, if done right… it’s a pity I’m unqualified to make it. In any event… a week of prayer brings together Christians in New Orleans and worldwide:
At an evening service this week, Catholic, Protestant and Orthodox clergy and worshippers recited together the ancient Nicene Creed, a common bond that formed a basis of their prayers for Christian unity.
The annual service, this year at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral, is New Orleans’ participation in a global event called the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.
This is why we have a massive financial crisis – because people think there is such a thing as “free” money.
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Some surprising news over at Scrappleface: Satirist Leaves Examiner to Spend More Time with Obama.
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