Couldn’t get any sleep tonight, so I figured I would check in on the blog. I found that there are several people who have registered, that are of a dubious nature. So I have limited who can register. If I booted you, and you think this was a mistake on my part, shoot me an email, or try to re-register. I don’t know everyones email by heart, sorry. One of the things I’m requiring at present is an OpenID account if you want to auto-register. Otherwise, I’ll be happy to help you out.
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I received another early reviewer book from LibraryThing. This one was shipped directly from the Author, complete with Autograph, business card, and a book mark from the publisher. I admit, I was overwhelmed at the personal touch. Read the rest of this entry »
So, it has been more than a month since my last blog post. The move, and ensuing craziness has taken its toll. Some updates to catch you up:
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So I found an article in which President Obama unsurprisingly defends Mexico against claims they are acting in a heavy handed manner in their crack down on drugs. This is the country that raided a Catholic church during mass in order to arrest 33 people they thought might be members of La Familia Michoacana. So why would the President of the United States defend Mexico, and President Felipe Calderon against the observation that they have gone too far? I don’t know why, but it doesn’t suprise me in the least that he is unconcerned with the desecration of a Catholic Church. Read the rest of this entry »
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Mary Ann Glendon, former ambassador to the Vatican announced recently that she will not accept the Laetare medal from Notre Dame. The story here gives the particulars. The one thing that strikes me, that isn’t directly mentioned is how much this must hurt her. I hope she knows her sacrifice is recognized an appreciated.
I hope Rev. John Jenkins recognizes the sacrifice, as I hope it has the power to bring him around to doing what is right.
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