I don't subscribe to Car & Driver, and I only read it while waiting to get my haircut at the barber shop or my car's oil changed, but even though it has wonderful pictures of beautiful cars, the articles and reviews are almost always entertaining to read. I suppose that writing scathing comments or flowery praise for the latest hot-rod out of ( Read more... )

Romancing the Stone was on Fox Movie Channel last night, and while I was watching it I came to the surprising realization that the move is 25 years old ( Read more... )

I was listening to Tuesday's Dan Patrick Show today (thank you, iTunes) and they brought up an interesting question regarding the coverage of Michael Jackson's death, and that was "Who else would get this much coverage if they died ( Read more... )

Glenn Beck scares me some times, he really does, but apparently Liberal Media thinks he's a whole lot scarier than I think he is. Here Beck defends himself against accusations that he believes that Barack Obama is the anti-christ.

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Source: olbermannwatch.com after newsbusters.orgI used to think Keith Obermann was pretty good at his job and he ( Read more... )

Lord forgive me, but I thought it was 7:30pm but it started at 7:00pm, so I showed up 15 minutes into the service, just in time for the message (The Legend of the Gift Trees), prayers, lighting of the candles, and "Silent Night," missing the readings of Luke, chapter 2, and three Christmas hymns. The service was done by 7:40pm ( Read more... )

Yes, I am about to go on a bit of a rant/commentary regarding the British teacher in Sudan who was arrested for allowing her seven year-old students to name a teddy bear Muhammad.

Read my source article here.

This is a prime example of what Phillip Pullman is saying when he says, "Religion is at its best when it's far from power. When a religion ( Read more... )

I'm wondering, was anybody out there thinking of the plot of Dan Brown's Angels & Demons during the Papal Conclave these past couple of days? For those of you not in the know, the above Subject-line pretty much sums-up the plot.

Angels & Demons, which was published before Brown's smash hit bestseller The DaVinci Code, is arguably the better and ( Read more... )