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A conservative, male, Christian resident of South Carolina ponders the aftermath of the Sanford adultery scandal.
Op/Ed about the new energy legislation that does nothing but steal our money and advance socialism, and introduces alternatives that make a real difference.
Police arrest thief who stole an MD donation box from a convenience store in Irmo, SC.
Dining at the Liberty Tap Room and Grill after a Sunday movie date. Great food + great atmosphere = happy couple.
The stand the Obama Administration is taking on North Korea and Iran and our own security, is dangerous. And we will be the ones to suffer.
Upon receiving a letter form Jim DeMint (R-SC), I thought I would share with him (and you all) my thoughts on how to fix the health care problems we face today.
Op/Ed about the loss of democracy which our founders had envisioned. How America is likened to a body and how to get things going again.
An American registered cargo ship and its captain held for ransom. Will America wake up & fight international piracy? Will the Obama policy of appeasement spell doom on the high seas? This Op/Ed column explores the situation.
A look at the most influential pollster in recent history and why it is that many people in broadcasting and politics listen to what he has to say.
A Memorial Day poem that hearkens to the original order, General Order #11, to commemorate the sacrifice and decorate the grave, of the fallen heroes, men and women who died protecting our country, our lives and our freedoms.
Who knew what when? Questions that the Administration would rather you not ask. So they design outrage among the taxpayers which they can focus away from asking these and other important questions.
This video is for all those who have served, are serving and will serve in our armed forces. For those who walk the fence and those who huddle in the trenches. For Amanda (TX), Scotty (CA) and David (Iraq) who do our country and our family proud. For Gunner's Mate Mike "Mac" McCammon, wherever he may be now. In the early eighties, while in the Persian Gulf during the Iran / Iraq war, Mac and I manned the .50 cal in case one of those pesky missiles they kept shooting at each other, oil tankers and us came our way. He had served in 'Nam and we talked quite a bit about his time there. I was inspired both by his tales & our situation at the time. I kept this to myself & a few family members. I share it now as a dedication to our young men and women who understand more than most the true meaning of patriotism and sacrifice, honor and duty. And as a way of saying 'thank you' for all they do to keep us safe and allow us to live the life we often take for granted.
This music video was inspired both by the realization that we all must answer for our actions at some time and a reminder that some day God will be the one who asks the questions. A spiritual examination of how I have lived in the past, how I came to know that I need to live better and the revelation that it is never to late to do more for myself and others under His guidance.
As the House passes a bill to "steal" 90% of money earned by American citizens targeted for public outcry, consider who could be next. Me? You? Your mom or dad?
2010 elections will have a great impact on what happens next in our country. Will you make a difference? Or let this steam roller keep plowing down what America once stood for?
Fees and bailouts and so many other ways that banks rob us blind. Are they really bankers or thieves in fancy suits?
Eduard Albert "Billy" Meier is UFOlogy's strangest and most debated figure. Here is a quick look at some of the things that make this one armed Swiss farmer a figure of contempt and admiration.
Is Rush getting the bum's rush? Should we be focusing on this distraction? Or is something else going on?
A CEO doesn't seem to get the fact that the old days are over and fiscal responsibility is the word of the day. But maybe things aren't all they seem. Read on.
Eric Holder made racism an issue at the forefront again. And I wonder at the real motive behind his words.
The US economy nearly collapsed. What happened? Do we really want to know?
The extraordinary life of African-American neurosurgeon Ben Carson, whose life's story, based on his own book, "Gifted Hands" is now a TNT original movie.
An editorial examination of the new stimulus package recently passed by the House of Representatives.
Where are the patriots of this country, the common sense fiscal gurus during this high priced Inauguration event costing us over $150 million? Hiding, no doubt.
Tips on how to get the jump on your 2009 holiday shopping while the deep discounts are still going strong.
A look at how NASA technology development over the decades has impacted our daily lives.
Time Warner and Viacom come to terms in order to avoid a blackout, and to avoid facing customer's wrath.
An editorial opinion playing devil's advocate on the issue of breastfeeding photos removed by Facebook and uproar that followed.
A how-to guide on creating your own garden or mini-farm from recycled tires. Save some money, save the world. It is a win-win situation. And it is easy to do.
A brief look at who will win and why throughout the remainder of the BCS Bowl games over the next several weeks.
Inspired by the photo of a friend, a look at love with someone who is rather narcissistic.
Before sending him packing, make sure you know these five important things to insure your financial stability and independence.
Obama and the scandal over Blagojevich may have the next administration scrambling for months to come. Who knew what and when? These are the questions America demands an answer for.
The Green Party has finally gotten a candidate who actually has political experience. But you will not believe who they chose. Will this be a good choice for them or will this cause their reputation to be sullied forever as the party of folly?
There is more at stake in the Saxby Chambliss / Jim Martin Senate seat run-off race in Georgia. take a look at all the issues involved and decide for yourself.
Patrick and Leah have had their moments of passion and romance and struggles and pain. In this tale, Patrick struggles with not knowing what to do. And turns to the one source he can rely on for guidance.
In the wilds of the northern frontier, man and dog depend on each other. Even today, in such a technological age, there are places and people and dogs where the old unions mean everything. This is a tale of such a friendship.
A painter paints, a musician makes music, an actor acts and a writer writes. But why? What process do these artisans go through? And why?
A book can mean so much more to us than we realize. Especially if it is OUR book. And the dangers of letting others even see OUR book can be . . . disastorous.
Written in 1748, and based on historic events from 1701, Chushingura tells a tale of revenge and honor, loyalty and devotion, as well as express the very core of the Japanese spirit.
Consistent discrepancies which appear to violate FEC rules regarding individual campaign contributions are rampant in the latest FEC Disclosure Report.
depression comes in many forms . . . many often unnoticed by those closest
Through all of his talk about change, the new Obama administration is shaping up to look like the old Clinton version.
The day was cloudy and blustery, a slight drizzle of rain was falling. As I arrived at my local polling place around 10:32 a.m., a line of about 120 people stood, arms wrapped tightly around them to ward of the weather.
With all the election hype and the negativity from both campaigns and the media, here's a little light-hearted look at politics.
A look at some of the Obama tax plan and how it would affect us.
A look at how the Obama tax plan would affect just one entity, such as NASCAR.
An overview of a great way for a truck driver to perform his/her required pre-trip inspection. And an example people can use to be mindful of their own personal vehicles condition. An ounce of prevention is truly worth more than a pound of cure.
The NY Times shows partisan and a left leaning under belly in a tabloid hit piece on the wife of John McCain. And daring to call it journalism. They should truly be ashamed of themselves. And we should be wary of any so-called news stories from them.
A look at the development of the fetus within the womb and a look at when life truly begins.
A look at how news teams, reporters, editors, pundits and the whole group of people we rely on for information can skew a report to make it look like what they want.
A limerick on Barack Obama and his own description of how all he has is "Just words, just speeches."
An interesting look at what the highest elected officials of our country's past did before they became the President of the United States.
What is to be said of a society that values monetary loss over the needs of a seriously disturbed child? A look at the stroy of a 7-yr old boy in Alice Springs who performs such a heinous act at a Reptile Center.
An analytical look at the history that led to the current financial crisis of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac bailout. A look where the blame lies so that fixes can be put in place to avoid future disasters.
Refuting some arguments that John McCain is too old and did not do his duty while serving in the military, or in his position as prisoner of war.
Colic can be one of the first major challenges a new parent will face. And it is a really difficult one. Here are some good suggestions from on who has been through it.
Look out! Its said "hell hath no fury like a woman scorned," but the cad best look out for the woman's father! Dad's can be so overprotective, eh?
Quad set of Haiku showing how I feel about the candidates from the two major parties in this wayyyy too long political campaigning season.
A different way of looking at the illegal immigration problem. Illegal immigration hurts our country, its citizens and our future.
A search into what the heck this unusual search word on Wordtracker's list means. Is it harmless or something more sinister?
Another in a series of "Thinking Out Loud columns. In this one I take on the Democratic nominees for President and Veep after they send out an email in response to the Republican nominees' speeches. Do you sometimes think "the lights are on but nobody is home?"
The monsters of our youth that plagued us in the dark will always fire our imaginations. Here's some helpful hints to keep them at bay. You hope.
Life is hard enough for people to live through each day. But for the addict, each day is a little death that becomes more and more unbearable.
A poem. A remembrance. A sigh in the still, quiet times of the day. Dedicated to my mom. Three years seems so long ago and yet it was just like yesterday we sat and talked about the day.
Nearly every trucker has experienced a breakdown in the proverbial "middle of nowhere." This is dedicated to all those who've experienced this for themselves.
Report on the recently passed budget and all the "pork" Congressional members added that never see the light of day or debate.
Politics and the candidates left you feeling alone and unheard? Life using you as Murphy's whipping boy? A relationship gone south? Hey, its a poem. I know what I was writing about, but its what you get out of it that makes it poetry, tight.
Several movie projects based on the Mayan calender and its prediction of End Times.
The mortgage crisis affects us all. Why can't we do something about it that doesn't include government bail-outs and the further devaluing of the dollar? Maybe we can. And it might be simpler than you think.
Barack Obama, once an energizing force for change, seems to now have become a politician. And a dangerous one at that.
Ants come upon various aspects of a building and come away with their own ideas. Which don't often agree with the ideas of others who cmoe upon the same building. A lesson for all today who would rather destroy than celebrate.
Big Oil is strangling us. We need American ingenuity to save the day. Will it be the steam engine? But remember, this is just one man's opinion.
The mainstream media wants to make mountains out of molehills. Why? Because it sells. But remember, this is just one man's opinion.
Is Hillary's honesty new issue? Not really. Check it out. But remember, this is just one man's opinion..
Are the junta in Myanmar nuts?? They are leaving their people to die in the aftermath of a devastating cyclone. Or is there some deeper conspiracy going on here? Check it out. But remember, this is just one man's opinion.
I considered running for President as a write-in candidate. But my family was opposed to the idea, so I am not running. But were I to run, this is how I would fix America. McCain, Obama and Clinton are lucky I am not running. They'd be in for it, eh?!
A poem in honor of secretaries . . . er . . . professional administrators, everywhere. But especially for Deb.
Poem inspired by hearing John Kinsella in an NPR interview and hearing him read "Bogged." His work is amazing!
From the biography of my mom. We all hear about "family values" every day, or at least every election. But what does it mean? Mom had some ideas on that.
From the biography of my mom. I said before that we all deal with difficult issues such as cancer in our own ways. This is how my mom decided to respond after the cancer.
From my biography of my mom. Twenty years before she passed from interstitial pulmonary fibrosis, years before she Mom was diagnosed with colo-rectal cancer. We all deal with these things in our own ways. This was ours.
The opening of a biography of my mom, an uncommon woman whose inspirations affected several generations.
Sir Arthur Charles Clarke, CBE passed away on Wednesday, March 19, at his home in Sri Lanka, his adoptive country for the past 50 years, at the age of 90. SIr Arthur was a writer, inventor, undersea explorer and promoter of space.
A poetic plea for patience from those whose works I enjoy reading but find my time constrained and fleeting.
Editorial about the ridiculousness of "do over" Primaries. When someone decides to do something, they need to live with the consequences.
7 movies with a Sci-Fi, Horror or Fantasy plotline
A look at the 2008 Oscars, some strange moments and a look at pre-show predictions versus post show results.
My picks for winners of the most popular categories for the 2008 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Oscar Awards.
A personal tale of how there still exist fear in the hearts of Americans following 9/11.
An analysis of the chances for the Democrats and Republicans in November 2008.
A look at how I did with my predictions (by state) for the mass political race we call Super Tuesday (or as some pundits have dubbed it "Super Duper Tuesday."
National pollsters have the Republican choices anywhere from McCain at 28 percent better than the other candidates to a dead heat tie between McCain and Romney.
The Democratic side of the 2008 presidential race has already boiled down to the two heavy hitters in America's "politics of change."
Here's a look at 13 movies that will be released in the year 2008, from the latest installments of "Narnia" and "Indiana Jones" to the much-anticipated "Sex and the City" movie.
What is poetry? Why do we like it? Or hate it? A poetry Challenged individual takes a look at it from a warped tangent.
A haiku inspired by a poet's illness.
A Haiku dedicated to the poet who inspires them.
An Independent voter's first hand view of the Democratic Primary in South Carolina.
Not only is Esther Friesner a wonderful author, but a wonderful person as well. She was one of a few authors I looked forward to running into on the convention circuit.
Book review of Robert Asprin's "Sweet MYTH-tery of Life" novel, about the continuing adventures of Skeeve, Aahz and the rest of MYTH, Inc. team.
Review of Pier's Anthony's 1994 best seller "Demons Don't Dream." This is book number 16 out of 33 to date (2007).
First in a series of reviews from the 1990's in an effort to bring new life to older books. Mistwalker is an only novel by author Denise Lopes Heald.
Primary day in South Carolina as sen through the eyes of an Independent voter.
Every year, my sister demands one of these from me (which is not really a demand, as I write them willingly.) Some years its a poem, some its a card of my own design line. This one is from 1999, so I thought I'd share (as I just ran across this copy).
A poem dedicated to my lovely wife.
Short work dedicated to writers who write because they must.
A poem dedicated to my two adorable grandsons.
Not only was John Miller an ingenious designer and builder of roller coasters, he had over 100 patents in the area of roller coaster and amusement park safety. His inventions are still in use today.
An analysis of poll data and recent events in the 2008 campaign for Democrat and Republican nominees for the Presidential run, as it relates to the upcoming Michigan Primary on January 15th.
An AC CP wrote a poem. I thought it was so poignant that the Candidates should read it. Here is what happened next!
Review of an upscale eatery in Irmo, SC (about 12 miles from the State House in Columbia).
Dispelling the myths, showing the "do's" and "don'ts" and offering solutions to the writer's age old dilemma, writer's block.
A stop on the side of an Ohio road in winter leads to an interesting retrospective of the history of a barn.
Dichotomy of viewing nature's wonders with the price paid by an over the road truck driver in terms of losing both family and oneself.
Analysis of the polls leading up to the New Hampshire Primaries, who should or should not win and my predictions for the outcome.
A look how individual citizens have a responsibility to vote in an informed and intelligent fashion.
A poem of patriotism and rebuff to nay-sayers of American Pride
An informative look at truck drivers and all they do to make your life comfortable.
Humorous look at funerals and what not to do at them. Warning! Some may find it offensive!
An overview of the jobless rate in this country; how its determined, who is affected most and how long.
An overview of (Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), one of today's biggest tragedies in mental illness.
Memories of some of the fool hardy things we do at a young age.
A dabbler in the kitchen comes up with a delicious recipe that tastes like chocolate chip cookies.
A look back in time at Fremantle, W. Australia and today as a tourist stop.
Op/ed concerning Atheists attempt to make Atheism the state sanctioned religion of America.
AN intelligent argument against abortion.
This is the story of a man who, suddenly, without warning, became a stay-at-home grandpa, raising two beautiful boys.
Op/Ed about the lack of respect for over the road truck drivers
Ways and difficulties of a stay at home grandpa potty training twin boys.
A stay-at-home grandpa comes up with creative ways to make breakfast for twin boys.
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